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00:01:21.920 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:01:36.900 I think we continue to enjoy really unique times in the United States of America.

00:01:44.460 Maybe in world history.

00:01:45.820 I mean, I don't remember anything like this going on where members of a president's own party, many of them, are demanding that he step aside and not run for re-election.

00:01:59.120 The last president to step aside, by the way, and not run for re-election was LBJ, Lyndon Johnson.

00:02:07.780 I guess he had...

00:02:08.560 I don't know.

00:02:09.020 He was in the middle of Vietnam.

00:02:10.740 He had some health issues. 0.79

00:02:13.240 Plus, he was just a terrible president.

00:02:16.620 Yeah, one of the worst presidents of all time, which people don't necessarily mention enough when it comes to LBJ. 0.99

00:02:21.660 A racist, a bad president, a bad guy. 0.83

00:02:24.680 It's caused almost all of the problems we have today. 0.94

00:02:26.360 He had a hand in almost every single one of them individually.

00:02:29.480 Yeah.

00:02:30.140 So a lot of the $31 trillion in debt is thanks to LBJ.

00:02:34.440 Basically all of it.

00:02:35.480 Yeah.

00:02:35.840 Basically all of it.

00:02:36.860 Thank you!

00:02:37.460 Thank you.

00:02:37.840 But they continue.

00:02:41.760 The Bidens continue to be defiant.

00:02:44.080 We'll talk about that and much more coming up in one minute.

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00:03:58.980 We actually played the Joe Biden call-in to MSNBC and Joe and Mika yesterday,

00:04:09.380 and it was fascinating because you can tell.

00:04:12.700 You can actually hear the paper rustling as he's reading.

00:04:17.540 I didn't notice that.

00:04:18.380 Can you?

00:04:18.700 Yeah.

00:04:19.760 Yeah, but it was all from his heart.

00:04:21.820 It was all from the heart.

00:04:23.500 Yeah, I was on with Megyn Kelly after the show yesterday,

00:04:27.040 and she made the point, I think I agree with this.

00:04:30.100 I'd love to hear your take on it,

00:04:31.720 that basically television networks should not take calls from candidates on the phone

00:04:38.340 because they can be doing exactly what Joe Biden was doing.

00:04:43.940 They could just be reading.

00:04:45.560 Yeah.

00:04:46.280 And you can't tell.

00:04:48.040 And I think, especially in this era,

00:04:51.080 I think that's probably the right call.

00:04:53.480 You should just refuse it.

00:04:54.620 Joe Biden wants to come on the air with you.

00:04:56.360 Like, it's probably a big get for Joe Scarborough.

00:04:59.900 Obviously, outside of 14 people in Washington, D.C., nobody talks about.

00:05:04.180 So, for a day, people notice that he still has a show.

00:05:07.580 And so, I'm sure it's tempting to take the call.

00:05:09.940 But, like, is it the right thing to do?

00:05:13.100 I mean, even when Trump used to call in all the time,

00:05:16.160 and I don't think you could tell that Donald Trump was not reading notes.

00:05:20.420 He's just going off the top of his head.

00:05:21.760 That's how Donald Trump is.

00:05:22.680 But still, like, it opens up that opportunity, and I don't think it's a good one.

00:05:27.400 They should be able to be speaking to you directly.

00:05:30.460 Although, if the president called into this show,

00:05:33.340 I think I'd want to take it and ask him some tough questions.

00:05:36.540 Yeah.

00:05:36.920 Wouldn't you?

00:05:37.400 Wouldn't you want to take the...

00:05:38.520 Yeah.

00:05:38.980 I mean, on radio, look, there's no video call, right?

00:05:41.660 There's no option.

00:05:42.500 So, I think on radio, maybe it's a little bit different.

00:05:44.340 But on TV, you have the...

00:05:46.700 Like, freaking get in front of a camera if you want to go on a television show.

00:05:49.820 Yeah. 0.72

00:05:50.200 You know?

00:05:50.720 Yeah.

00:05:50.960 I don't know.

00:05:51.440 I think on radio, obviously different.

00:05:53.640 But it's interesting because I've never seen him do that before.

00:05:58.240 I don't know that he's ever called into a live show like that before.

00:06:02.320 These are the aides around him coming up with strategies to continue to hide what we all know is going on.

00:06:09.760 And look, if you are in that role, this is your job.

00:06:13.500 Yeah.

00:06:13.660 Your job is to fool the American people into thinking your candidate has a brain that is operational.

00:06:21.140 You know?

00:06:21.880 I mean, it is...

00:06:23.760 I've just been watching the original Star Wars trilogy with my daughter for the first time.

00:06:30.500 She's never seen it.

00:06:31.280 Starting with episode four.

00:06:32.800 Yeah.

00:06:33.180 I made that call.

00:06:33.960 That was the right call, right?

00:06:34.800 That's the right call.

00:06:35.780 I thought so, too.

00:06:36.600 Absolutely.

00:06:37.020 You know, at one point she asked.

00:06:38.500 She's like, why don't I just...

00:06:39.600 If the one, two, and three, why don't I just watch one, two, and three first?

00:06:42.800 And I was like, I don't think it's going to work.

00:06:44.920 I don't think...

00:06:45.620 I think there's references to things you're supposed to know.

00:06:47.960 I just don't think it's going to work.

00:06:49.180 So we didn't go that way.

00:06:50.440 But at that point where, you know, what was it?

00:06:52.840 Return of the Jedi, the fully operational battle station.

00:06:56.780 Like, that is the...

00:06:58.600 What you have to say if you are an aide and a campaign worker for Joe Biden.

00:07:05.080 You have to say his brain is fully operational, even though everyone looks at it and says,

00:07:08.700 well, wait a minute, that doesn't look like it.

00:07:10.380 It looks like half of it isn't even built yet.

00:07:13.200 Right?

00:07:13.760 Yeah.

00:07:14.020 It looks like a big chunk is missing out of the Death Star.

00:07:17.400 And while in the movie, the Death Star could fire.

00:07:21.780 I don't know why they didn't use it more often.

00:07:23.580 It just seemed like every once in a while they'd use it.

00:07:25.440 But it seems like they could fire it more often than they did.

00:07:28.120 The bottom line is, at the end of the day, it's not operational in the Biden case.

00:07:31.800 It doesn't work.

00:07:32.920 It is the equivalent of an old, beat-up car that's been sitting in your garage for 15 years,

00:07:40.360 and you try to turn it on.

00:07:41.800 And when you crank that key, it makes car sounds, but it doesn't actually go anywhere.

00:07:50.300 And that's where we are.

00:07:51.560 So you come up with ways to fool people.

00:07:54.740 Teleprompters in speeches.

00:07:56.960 Teleprompters at private fundraisers.

00:07:58.960 And what is basically the equivalent of a teleprompter on a live interview?

00:08:03.860 He's got notes right in front of him.

00:08:05.620 He's just reading.

00:08:07.320 It's as if Joe Scarborough is a child and a fairy tale is being read to him.

00:08:12.760 And Joe Biden's just like reading it off of cards.

00:08:15.920 I don't know what you get out of that.

00:08:17.500 And by the way, we should note, Pat, he didn't even do it well.

00:08:20.400 No, not at all.

00:08:21.180 It didn't even hide his infirm state.

00:08:23.400 So if he was reading it, and as usual, he can't handle that.

00:08:29.080 There's something wrong there with his reading skills.

00:08:32.920 He can't do it.

00:08:34.240 And when it comes to numbers, I mean, he cannot handle numbers.

00:08:38.420 No.

00:08:38.720 He doesn't know if it's millions or billions, trillions, a trillion, billion, thousand million.

00:08:45.840 He does that all the time.

00:08:47.540 Well, you don't think that a person could just mess up numbers constantly and still work at a high level?

00:08:51.360 Not every time.

00:08:51.900 Let me tell you about a guy named Glenn Beck.

00:08:54.580 But Glenn Beck's not the president of the United States, fortunately.

00:08:58.100 No, but he's in the Radio Hall of Fame.

00:08:59.880 The guy's never said a correct number on the air in 25 years.

00:09:03.120 That is true.

00:09:04.540 He's got a little something in common there.

00:09:06.880 He does.

00:09:07.520 That's great.

00:09:08.420 That's great.

00:09:08.840 He's in good company.

00:09:09.840 You know, there would be an additional level of scrutiny on Glenn if perhaps he ran for president of the United States.

00:09:16.240 Yeah, maybe.

00:09:17.420 And people might get on him a little bit more about him screwing up numbers.

00:09:20.600 But you're right.

00:09:21.880 Joe Biden never says the right number.

00:09:23.100 He can't even say, like, basic words at this point.

00:09:27.840 And he really can't finish sentences.

00:09:30.560 I don't know what that is.

00:09:32.720 He gets halfway through a sentence and just stops and goes on to the next thing.

00:09:37.120 And then it's usually, anyway, or, look, or, let me say it this way.

00:09:48.220 Or, and then he says that.

00:09:50.060 Or, the idea that, and then tries to go on to something else.

00:09:55.300 Yeah.

00:09:55.500 Or, or he'll be like, Medicare and number one.

00:10:04.880 Like, he tries to build a list and you're like, good God, don't go into a list, man.

00:10:08.720 You don't have two things you can think of.

00:10:10.560 You couldn't even come up with number one.

00:10:12.620 But he tries to go, like, he acts as if he's got, these are all things he does to hide what's going on.

00:10:19.080 You know, when you say number one, it's like, it sends a weird message to people that, like, okay, actually, he's got a list of things.

00:10:26.280 And maybe he's getting confused because he's got so many things going on in his head.

00:10:29.280 He's got a big list.

00:10:29.800 That's what he wants you to believe.

00:10:30.540 That's what he wants you to believe.

00:10:31.240 Now, I think everybody can see through that.

00:10:33.720 But still, I mean, a good chunk of the country thinks he should be president of the United States.

00:10:39.720 Yeah.

00:10:39.860 So, it's amazing.

00:10:41.100 Interesting story from the Washington Post about the missteps, the screw-ups of the people around him

00:10:48.060 and how they've handled this since the debate, that, you know, he flummoxed donors with brief, quiet speeches at post-debate fundraisers.

00:11:00.860 So, as he's trying to prove that that was just a one-off, yeah, I had one bad night, but watch me now.

00:11:10.280 And he has actually said, I think he said it yesterday.

00:11:12.960 He's been saying it for years.

00:11:14.060 Watch me.

00:11:14.520 Yeah, that's the problem.

00:11:16.380 We are.

00:11:17.340 I have a cognitive test every day.

00:11:20.400 Every day.

00:11:21.200 And just watch me.

00:11:22.740 Watch what I do.

00:11:23.920 Okay.

00:11:24.680 By the way, the reason...

00:11:25.820 It's like Gary Hart, by the way.

00:11:26.840 Yeah.

00:11:27.800 When he told reporters to follow him.

00:11:30.420 If you don't think I'm a good guy, follow me and watch what I do.

00:11:36.700 And they did.

00:11:37.600 And they found that he was having an affair with somebody.

00:11:40.660 And so, that was not a good idea.

00:11:42.380 Ballsy thing to do.

00:11:43.220 Yeah.

00:11:43.400 I mean, it's pretty ballsy for Biden, too.

00:11:45.200 It is.

00:11:45.700 Because people have been watching him.

00:11:47.160 The President of the United States is sort of hard to miss.

00:11:49.560 And what people have decided is he's got a 36% approval rating.

00:11:53.600 This is before the debate.

00:11:54.900 Yeah.

00:11:55.420 Right?

00:11:55.640 I don't know what it is now.

00:11:57.380 But I mean, before the debate, he was at 36%.

00:11:59.000 36%.

00:11:59.720 If it doesn't go down, there's something wrong with the American people, too.

00:12:03.560 Not just him.

00:12:04.960 It's us.

00:12:05.500 There is a disease the American people are afflicted with, which is extreme partisanship.

00:12:10.860 And this is why I am fearful of this election, even if Biden stays in, which I still think is the best option here.

00:12:18.160 Because it makes the path to less insanity more, you know, straightforward.

00:12:25.900 Easier.

00:12:26.440 I think easier.

00:12:27.780 But, you know, look, the bottom line is, we talk about Trump derangement syndrome, right?

00:12:34.140 What does that mean?

00:12:35.060 Well, about half the country has an irrational hatred for Donald Trump and will never vote for him.

00:12:39.440 Well, I think we all agree that's true.

00:12:41.960 So, if that's true, you should be fearful every second of the next four months because there's no room for error, right?

00:12:52.120 Like, Donald Trump has about half the country that will never, ever consider voting for him.

00:12:59.220 So, and then maybe the number is 45%.

00:13:01.880 Maybe it's 46%.

00:13:03.440 It's somewhere in that vicinity, probably.

00:13:06.080 And that makes the path for Donald Trump difficult.

00:13:09.980 Well, it means that because of this irrational hatred, because of what the media has done to Donald Trump,

00:13:15.440 because of these things that have gone on since Donald Trump has been in the public eye,

00:13:19.560 going back years and years and years and years,

00:13:21.980 like, there's a bunch of people that never will consider it no matter what.

00:13:25.860 So, it doesn't matter if it is an invalid.

00:13:28.360 It doesn't matter if it's a word salad lady.

00:13:30.660 It doesn't matter if a guy who looks like he's out of, he's Patrick Bateman in a serial killer movie.

00:13:36.680 It doesn't matter who it is.

00:13:37.820 Like, right off the bat, those guys all start with 45% of the vote,

00:13:42.020 and then you just got to kind of cross your fingers.

00:13:44.020 So, it's always dangerous.

00:13:45.960 We are always in a situation where this is going to be scary.

00:13:49.540 And even with a guy who can't seem to complete a sentence, it's going to be difficult.

00:13:54.700 I still think it's the easiest path, though.

00:13:57.320 And him staying in the race, which I think there's some pretty big developments on that today,

00:14:01.240 is notable.

00:14:02.140 You know, I mean, it makes that path more straightforward.

00:14:06.160 And I think it's obvious to most people, even though they hate Donald Trump,

00:14:10.260 that this guy should not be president.

00:14:12.720 And that's helpful for an independent. 0.94

00:14:15.320 It's helpful for people who are on the fence, whoever those freaking people are.

00:14:18.820 It's hard to believe there's anybody like that now.

00:14:20.960 It really is, Pat.

00:14:22.020 Yeah.

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00:15:57.440 Pat and Stu for Glenn today.

00:15:59.260 You know, Stu, you mentioned the brain test and whether or not he's taken one.

00:16:07.600 Mika actually asked that.

00:16:08.780 I don't know.

00:16:09.100 Did we play that part of the interview yesterday?

00:16:10.740 We all got about three sentences into the interview.

00:16:12.960 That's our fault.

00:16:13.940 But here is Mika asking Joe Biden if he's had a brain test.

00:16:20.780 Have you been tested for any age-related illnesses, pre-Parkinson's, or anything like that?

00:16:26.460 That might explain sort of having a night like that where you couldn't finish sentences.

00:16:34.060 That's funny.

00:16:34.860 I had before, I was feeling so badly before the debate.

00:16:42.560 When I came back, they tested me for, I thought maybe I had COVID, maybe there was something wrong.

00:16:48.920 I had an infection or something.

00:16:50.820 They tested me, they gave me those tests, I was clear.

00:16:53.640 But have you had a brain test?

00:16:54.720 Look, I had a bad night.

00:16:57.120 But the fact of the matter is, look at what I'm doing.

00:17:00.460 I mean, let me put it this way.

00:17:02.260 If there was something that was wrong that night, it's not like it comes in, that's one night and it goes away.

00:17:09.700 That's why I've been out.

00:17:10.640 I've been testing myself.

00:17:11.880 I've been testing everywhere I go.

00:17:13.200 Going out and making the case.

00:17:15.060 And failing everywhere you've gone.

00:17:15.960 In the night of that debate, I went out.

00:17:18.280 I was out until 2 o'clock in the morning that very night.

00:17:22.100 That very night.

00:17:23.100 It drives me nuts, people talking about this.

00:17:25.520 Drives him nuts, people talking about this.

00:17:27.160 Wow, I don't want to drive him nuts.

00:17:28.540 No, you don't want that.

00:17:29.420 That's sad.

00:17:29.980 We should stop talking about it.

00:17:32.380 Why haven't we?

00:17:34.260 You know?

00:17:34.800 Why haven't we?

00:17:35.220 It drives the poor man nuts.

00:17:36.500 Leave him alone.

00:17:37.860 He's just the president.

00:17:39.220 It's not like he's got an important position that you really want to vet.

00:17:42.380 No.

00:17:42.700 And you want to make sure the guy's capable of doing this job?

00:17:47.340 No way.

00:17:47.860 Don't worry about it.

00:17:49.120 Move on.

00:17:50.240 Do we really need people who can form coherent thoughts running the country?

00:17:56.100 No.

00:17:56.220 Look, he's been tested every day.

00:17:58.340 Every day.

00:17:58.960 Watch him.

00:17:59.520 Watch him, Pat.

00:18:00.080 Watch him.

00:18:01.940 Listen to him.

00:18:03.060 Security secretary.

00:18:07.080 I'm not sure.

00:18:08.420 After I signed the PAC Act into...

00:18:11.900 PAC Act.

00:18:14.900 I mean, thank God.

00:18:16.740 Good God.

00:18:20.040 We are in trouble.

00:18:21.400 And I think this is going to be a Meow Mix commercial.

00:18:24.660 Security secretary.

00:18:26.000 Pretty soon.

00:18:27.200 Meow, meow, meow, meow.

00:18:28.600 I'm not sure you're going to do so.

00:18:30.280 Meow, meow, meow, meow.

00:18:31.640 I mean, you think it just...

00:18:33.540 Say your stumbles louder.

00:18:35.840 i like just at least that would make you think okay he's not just reading away into nothing

00:18:42.440 it's just look the whole thing is really sad on a human level it's just the fact that our

00:18:46.860 country's at stake is kind of a yeah a big problem yeah so i'm less sad than than pissed

00:18:52.160 yes i'm pissed at this point i'm just selfish i'm gonna be selfish on this one i'm gonna say

00:18:56.520 hey you know what i've got a couple kids a wife living in this country would like it to 0.96

00:19:00.060 yeah not go down the tubes like to like it to continue yeah um but just to be clear the answer

00:19:06.140 was no he did not take any brain test and he has no plan to ever do that and why because he would

00:19:12.820 fail if nothing is wrong with you though as you keep saying it was just one bad night we've got

00:19:18.940 no other evidence despite the fact that we've got hundreds and hundreds of clips of him doing the

00:19:24.280 self same thing over and over and over and over again on many many days and nights

00:19:29.880 but he keeps claiming he's fine well then prove it do the test say yes absolutely i'll submit to a

00:19:38.860 test just to put the american people at ease that i'm fine and then i will release the results to the

00:19:45.920 american people and you'll see that i don't have anything wrong with me cognitively why wouldn't you

00:19:51.660 do that if nothing's wrong with you cognitively you would and these are basic things anybody can pass

00:19:57.720 these tests they're not hard right he just i mean can you imagine what happened if he failed

00:20:01.720 right like it would be over you think um yeah although again he'd still be in control of this

00:20:07.540 and this is one of the things i keep coming back to the bottom line is the man who has to say

00:20:12.620 joe biden is not president and is not the nominee is joe biden yeah not even jill not hunter certainly

00:20:20.740 not hakeem jeffries or chuck schumer definitely not jerry nadler definitely not these congressmen

00:20:28.660 that have been like oh i've never heard of that person before that have come out publicly and said

00:20:33.280 that he should step down none of this all that matters is him unless they're going to go 25th

00:20:38.940 amendment on him and even in that case as we discussed which is not going to happen but even

00:20:42.760 if it did he would still remain on the ballot unless he decided he was off of it

00:20:46.920 they 25th amendment just true takes you out of office he could still be the candidate if he wanted

00:20:53.540 to can you imagine if they did that that's what i want to happen this is what i'm rooting for

00:20:57.140 they actually do the 25th amendment kamala harris organizes a coup okay and then he just stays on the

00:21:04.160 ballot and loses wouldn't that just be an incredible story what would probably happen though he'd stay on

00:21:10.480 the ballot and win then you've got then you've got a problem that would be amazing wouldn't that be

00:21:16.060 something by the way just to to go back as we're going to break here to our previous conversation

00:21:21.360 on approval rating on june 27th that's the day of the debate his approval rating was 38.1 percent

00:21:27.240 it is currently 37.4 percent like i don't know if i'm joe biden like what well what has his barely

00:21:35.580 went down the media has said yes some democrats have said it but have your own voters said it really

00:21:40.540 i'm not i mean yes you can find polls that say they want to be out but at the bottom at the end

00:21:45.640 of the day if this approval rating said 29 he's probably out at 37 he probably just keeps going 0.77

00:21:52.120 it's gonna chance it why not i mean if you're him and you're already corrupt and already a disaster

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00:23:39.760 do you you say that you have the biggest biden story of the day yes biggest biden story of the

00:23:58.220 day maybe the biggest biden story since the debate oh all right the biggest biden story since the

00:24:05.560 debate okay you ready for it i think so prepare yourself okay u.s officials say russia is unlikely

00:24:14.540 to take much more ukrainian territory russian forces are inflicting pain but nato leaders gathering

00:24:21.480 in washington say that their efforts to strengthen ukraine are working now why is that the biggest

00:24:28.300 biden story since the debate it's because it is since the debate the first time i have checked the

00:24:37.380 new york times and their top story was not about joe biden dropping out oh wow every since the debate

00:24:43.020 there has been either joe biden's getting trashed we're calling for him to drop out we have new people

00:24:48.660 who are saying they're going to drop out here's kamala harris how can she do well should there be 1.00

00:24:53.020 another primary joe biden fails in an interview he's not going out as much he's not making call

00:24:58.860 every single angle they could possibly come up with to try to get joe biden to drop out of this race

00:25:04.920 has been at the front and head of the new york times every single moment since that debate happened

00:25:10.880 today i woke up and decided to check it which i do for you every day so you don't have to do it

00:25:17.020 thank you for doing i will say it sucks but i do it every day and when i did today a russia story now

00:25:24.120 they could obviously lead you can lead with russia every there's always a story about russia and

00:25:29.500 ukraine you could throw in there if you want to the fact that that this is no longer leading

00:25:35.420 the coverage is i think a huge indication that he may have succeeded i think he's gonna ride the storm

00:25:42.620 yeah he's riding the storm out now i think it's in some ways premature to like be sure about it

00:25:48.700 because he could come out tomorrow and have another debate type performance and start this thing up

00:25:52.220 again like he if he has a catastrophe in front of a large audience what's gonna start it up again if

00:25:57.900 he stays in and he somehow muddles through until september 10th when the next debate happens and he

00:26:04.580 actually goes through with the second debate which he's already said he's going to yeah and then you

00:26:09.620 have it happen again well then it's too late right it's too late at that point you can't switch him

00:26:16.720 out yeah i mean there would be all sorts of legal problems with that states have rules about switching

00:26:22.260 out nominees now uh because i could easily see that happening again yeah he i he will melt down in a

00:26:29.780 second debate sometime during the debate probably it's hard to imagine it being worse than that one

00:26:34.820 yeah but you know even like the scarborough interview yesterday was really bad it was worse

00:26:39.740 than stephanopoulos interview yeah it was bad he was all over the board he was trying to laugh

00:26:43.700 and like be funny and but but he could he was slurring his words i mean it was bad you know as i said

00:26:49.640 yesterday like the you know the one to ten scale that exists for politicians all joe biden content exists

00:26:54.840 between one and three on that scale so like the best thing that joe biden could ever do would be a three

00:26:59.020 out of ten the the scar the uh the stephanopoulos interview was like a two out of ten it was like

00:27:04.940 not as bad that the best thing i've ever seen out of joe biden but it was like in the middle

00:27:09.080 middle upper i don't know 2.1 2.2 the scarborough thing was like 1.3 it was really bad it was bad

00:27:16.840 you know it was bad the the the debate performance was a zero like maybe a negative one

00:27:23.260 um but if he has more zeros and negative ones this could change and and he i guess could drop

00:27:31.220 out himself i mean if he had some if they fake a medical condition in theory he could drop out the

00:27:36.340 closer and closer it gets though the more and more ridiculous it gets and there are laws that would

00:27:42.180 keep him out of certain states like they would actually have real problems there there's a million

00:27:49.240 logistical issues that come with a later departure i think though the answer though is he can't say

00:27:55.680 he's not doing this debate now if he says that everyone's going to go wait a minute you just said

00:28:00.480 you were fine and now you can't do the debate he has to say he's in yeah however at the end of august

00:28:06.600 after the convention's over he doesn't have to say he's in anymore oh i'm not going to debate this

00:28:11.740 miss this convicted felon now not after what he just said last week whatever he said last week is

00:28:18.000 they'll come up with some justification to get him out of it i think it could but you know i

00:28:23.500 the american people look at joe biden have no faith in him they realize that he can't do this

00:28:29.700 job 86 percent of people say he's too old to do this job but joe biden does not look at himself that

00:28:34.780 way not at all that is that is the big thing i think a lot of people miss when they say he's gonna

00:28:39.840 drop out top of his game yeah he thinks he can do it and he really wants the power and he thinks he

00:28:45.540 can trick us into believing that he can do it right and that's why he does the fake jog all the time

00:28:51.660 you know it drives me out of my mind oh i hate the fake jog so much pisses me off he'll do it two or 0.55

00:29:01.540 three times in in like 10 feet he'll do it he'll do the fake jog three times so what is the fake jog

00:29:09.880 pat designed to convey that he's he's full of vim and vigor this man can sprint he can jog to

00:29:19.340 wherever he's going at any time he'll just start running but the fake jog is just a couple of steps

00:29:24.400 right and it's just an arm movement he doesn't even move any faster he doesn't go any faster

00:29:30.720 he just moves his arms i hate it oh it drives me out of my mind it's one of his many quirks it really 0.62

00:29:40.400 is it is that and don't jump are two of my just unbelievable pet peeves i know you've explained

00:29:47.760 this before but can you give the audience a taste of what don't don't jump is anytime joe biden is at

00:29:53.820 an event could be speech a gathering of any kind and there's anybody standing above him like someone

00:30:00.040 like on a balcony or platform yes seating above him sure he will look up at them and he will

00:30:06.880 inevitably say don't jump and he thinks it's funny for some reason like suicide is funny to him

00:30:15.960 suicide attempts are just so humorous they are hilarious i have to say it everywhere i go don't

00:30:22.040 jump yeah don't jump it's and then he gets a huge laugh right that's what usually almost never

00:30:27.880 almost never almost never yeah occasionally he'll get like a that was weird kind of reaction you know

00:30:35.720 but i mean every once in a while you have a go-to line you think really works and you bring it out

00:30:40.300 over and over again yeah uh stunningly with joe biden it's this and i don't i don't think i

00:30:45.720 understand i mean listen i see it yeah and then we also don't jump we need you don't jump we need you

00:30:51.940 i didn't see the bleachers up there hey everybody

00:30:54.060 okay i didn't see the bleachers is the setup yep to jump don't jump

00:31:00.900 don't jump don't jump don't jump why why are you doing why what is this

00:31:08.340 don't jump don't jump don't jump don't jump

00:31:13.840 hey hey man don't jump you look crazy enough to jump don't jump don't jump

00:31:33.300 okay okay and we're coming don't jump don't jump

00:31:43.740 don't jump don't jump the cancer patients survivors caregivers and don't jump i'm up there okay

00:31:52.660 what on earth not a joke so weird what is going on i will see that's one of the weirdest things

00:32:01.020 ever it is from a politician yeah and it's not really funny he did a guy there's a couple he gets

00:32:06.760 you're right a couple mumbly laughs that's about it yeah one interesting thing about listening to

00:32:11.380 that though pat if i may and those have been compiled over a few years right like since he's

00:32:16.520 been president all of them have been since he's been president i think yeah yeah um i don't

00:32:22.640 think he could speak like that today like there are times where he seems like he's speaking

00:32:27.080 relatively normally yeah there are times in there where he has some energy and true kind of and and

00:32:33.720 he's not capable of that i don't think he's capable of any of those moments now which is terrifying

00:32:38.640 because those aren't good moments we're highlighting them because they were bad

00:32:42.500 yeah and yet yeah but there is a certain energy usually yeah to don't jump he just loves that that's

00:32:49.800 that's a shtick yeah it's like the jim gaffigan hot pockets bit he just loves it i i have noticed

00:32:55.020 and there's been a dearth of don't jumps in about the last maybe three months i think it's probably

00:33:01.560 been two or three months so has that slipped out of the back of the mind might be out of the mind

00:33:05.920 or maybe he's like you said just not capable of that kind of energy where he looks up at people and

00:33:11.040 i'm gonna do that funny charming line don't jump because suicide is so funny and i'm gonna encourage

00:33:19.060 them not to i mean what you know if that was donald trump saying don't jump to people all the time 0.99

00:33:25.280 that's what he would get yeah he would get something stupid like you know like oh suicide is not funny 0.99

00:33:30.720 that's no laughing matter people have jumped from heights and killed themselves over it that's what 1.00

00:33:36.100 would happen to trump that you're probably right you're probably right i mean in reality it's just 0.98

00:33:40.720 a stupid it's joke and asinine yes uh fascinating by the way joe biden and this has been incredible 0.98

00:33:47.440 to watch and i wish i i had the guts to try to roll through a market like this and just make money but 0.99

00:33:53.500 every time i refresh the betting markets on who's going to be the democratic nominee it's different

00:33:59.960 like kamala harris had like a 30 point lead at one point right now joe biden 71 kamala harris 18

00:34:06.360 wow so we are back now apparently in the joe biden category he now looks like he's going to hold on

00:34:13.600 which is incredible michelle obama four percent by the way glenn if you happen to be listening

00:34:17.940 uh well she she is third so i shouldn't be too cocky um but it is he has it's easy to figure out

00:34:26.960 what the strategy should be in this moment the strategy should be you have a bad debate performance

00:34:31.620 you come out you hit the ground hard you do interview after interview you do a sunday show

00:34:36.160 maybe two sunday shows you come out you do everything you can to reassure people you're doing events

00:34:41.980 you're not going on prompter you're not doing events where you make the hosts ask you questions

00:34:48.560 you've predetermined and get them fired you don't go on joe scarborough on the phone and read your

00:34:54.520 answers like that's not what you do so executing the strategy is the issue the strategies should be

00:35:01.980 easy if he came out and had 10 great interviews in a row and looked sharp it'd be fine people be like

00:35:08.740 all right like that was bad you would say okay yeah that was a one-off performance he's fine but

00:35:13.480 it's not a one-off performance they've done everything to try to hide that it wasn't a one-off

00:35:16.960 performance and at the end of the day like people need to like all of these excuses that have piled up

00:35:22.040 now the cold jet lag the jet lag dehydrated the dehydration the working too late the the

00:35:31.380 the uh not getting enough sleep i know i'm missing over the over prepared the too many numbers in his

00:35:38.380 head yes uh i mean there's he was exhausted um all of these excuses that have they've rolled out

00:35:46.340 one after or another donald trump was yelling during the debate and that right but even though he was on

00:35:50.540 camera and wasn't moving his mouth all these things that have popped up since the debate um are steps

00:35:57.700 to try to cover what actually happened but remember things like the cold is a perfect example of

00:36:04.460 of something you would have known about if it was a factor in the days leading up if this guy had a

00:36:10.700 cold and he's going to come out with a raspy voice and he was going to be incoherent they would have

00:36:14.520 been peppering the media like yes to lower expectations expectations and like we would

00:36:19.940 have called it out we would have said oh come on he's got a cold now he's trying to lower expectations

00:36:24.360 everybody on the right would have seen it but they would have done what they could

00:36:27.720 to lower expectations and change it none of that happened because none of it was true right he didn't

00:36:33.640 have 12 day jet lag that's not a thing i don't know what jet he was on but that's not a thing

00:36:40.920 all of this is obvious to anyone who thinks about it but you know and what i think is fascinating

00:36:50.160 about that is it's even obvious to the left it's obvious to the media and it's why we got this full

00:36:54.900 court press to get him out over the past couple of weeks we are now getting to almost two weeks

00:37:00.640 from this debate and he's still he's still in i that i think i said that on debate coverage right

00:37:05.400 after the debate he needs to somehow figure out how to get through the next two weeks and he's done

00:37:09.280 that so for almost it's it's tuesday so he's got to get to he's got to get to thursday i guess yeah

00:37:14.340 if you get through two weeks i think you're in a position where you're where your odds are really

00:37:19.100 high that doesn't account for a real catastrophe publicly or a health issue that's more severe like

00:37:27.240 those things can still change the the picture and i don't know exactly you know you get an

00:37:31.240 unforeseen territory when you're talking about like a real a late late day dropout like that

00:37:36.600 i mean we've obviously had people who have died in plane crashes right before elections right and like

00:37:40.700 they're they come up with something that happens usually it's not like well that party just doesn't

00:37:44.760 have a candidate this time something happens but man i mean this would be completely unprecedented

00:37:50.460 if you're doing something like that that late yeah 888-727-BECK more coming up

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00:41:00.800 uh hey welcome uh it's pat and stew for glenn today triple a seven two seven beck what do you make

00:41:15.920 of the parkinson's doctor's visit to the white house 10 times well pat first of all he was there for

00:41:23.820 annual checkups three times for the president who found nothing wrong nothing at all and

00:41:30.300 and the other times he was there just because other people military members other military members

00:41:37.980 but we can't give any details on any of that obviously because of privacy and privacy issues

00:41:44.280 exactly so we won't give you no details on that at all but that's exactly what happened and you should

00:41:50.720 believe it for a reason a lot of people don't know this but uh parkinson's specialists are also

00:41:57.540 really well versed in jet lag oh yeah is that true yeah they treat jet lag on a regular basis yeah i

00:42:04.500 didn't know that yeah i didn't know that again i'm not a doctor uh right that's the thing okay so

00:42:08.820 this is a jet lag specialist yes okay yeah yes now did did i mean i guess you need a specialist

00:42:15.280 to determine why you have jet flagged like two weeks later yeah it's kind of a it is an issue

00:42:20.540 it is a medical marvel i'll give you that so yeah maybe he should be there uh-huh exactly all right

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00:44:58.900 so the press uh has seemingly woken up a bit um at the white house press corps uh and i i guess it

00:45:10.880 was just the debate performance because that was the first night where anything seemed unusual

00:45:15.800 with joe biden huh the guy's been declining for years now and nobody's paid attention and declining

00:45:24.200 from a low point yeah right like it's not like oh he was incredible to begin with yeah he was he

00:45:30.260 was bad i mean remember this is a guy who what was it 2008 i think it was when he was on i want to say

00:45:39.780 it was a bus and they were like and he's like what did he say theodore roosevelt was on television

00:45:44.720 oh yes do you remember the theodore roosevelt was on television i do remember that yes i do i mean he

00:45:49.700 a hundred of those types of moments back then yeah that didn't make any sense but he was a totally

00:45:54.820 different man than he is today i will admit that and if you go back to the 87 when he was fairly young

00:45:59.860 in 87 he was only in his 70s in 87 uh but he had the whole plagiarism problem yep where he he was

00:46:10.700 stealing from plus he was lying about his background back then yep i mean the guy has lied and cheated his

00:46:17.000 way through everything he's never stopped lying about his background i mean like it's another

00:46:21.200 good example like why did they not take more seriously the fact that he continues to make up

00:46:27.540 personal stories about his life and then repeat them after he's been fact-checked yeah how did that

00:46:32.240 not lead to major new york time op-ed i don't know editorial board and you could understand it if it

00:46:38.320 was just fox news that reported on it but i mean he's been fact-checked by politifact by the

00:46:44.380 washington post by the new york times all the liberal publications have said no that's not true

00:46:50.760 he needs to stop saying it yeah and and what he doesn't interesting about this is not hey this isn't

00:46:56.860 true what's interesting about it is a man who looks at all these publications who has been fact-checked by

00:47:03.400 these publications they say it's not true and not only does he not respond to it or justify actually

00:47:09.760 what they got wrong is here this this and this he just keeps saying it as if no one's going to notice

00:47:14.780 yeah that is an indication that he's not with it right like that's the type of thing that you should

00:47:19.320 have followed up on it's a crazy idea right and and the neil kennick thing from back in the day that

00:47:26.340 the plagiarism stuff that is something really fueling what he's doing right now all the reporting from

00:47:32.180 behind the scenes points to that 1987 situation where he dropped out his family wanted him to stay

00:47:40.240 in he decided to drop out and he considers it one of the biggest mistakes of his life

00:47:44.560 right because he shouldn't have folded he could have written that out yep he's i'm a biden when i get

00:47:50.200 knocked out i get back up again you're never gonna keep me down i don't know clear back then that

00:47:55.440 would have been the case well first of all he's gonna lose anyway yes but like i mean he didn't have

00:47:59.260 a chance of winning that race and and probably it was not a good thing for him to to stay with it

00:48:05.440 probably long term the right move step out people kind of forget about it and that's what happened he

00:48:10.280 became president of the united states and vice president of the united states right so yeah in

00:48:14.140 in reality it probably was the right move but he looked back at it at this time where he should

00:48:19.080 have been tougher he should have pushed through it and didn't and his kids and his family have brought

00:48:24.760 this back up to him in this time do you remember what happened then you don't need to do

00:48:29.180 that and he's right i think you're right yeah he doesn't need to do it yeah there's no no one can

00:48:34.320 make him drop out of this race outside of himself i think the only person who probably could if they

00:48:42.720 took a really strong stance is barack obama i think if barack obama came out and said look joe you need to

00:48:49.740 drop out if he said that i think he would i think that would be the end i don't know do they like each

00:48:56.660 other that much i don't think they like each other that much but he runs the party i mean but

00:49:01.980 we there is information that barack obama uh and there's been pretty heavy reporting on this that

00:49:07.660 barack obama basically encouraged him yeah you don't really need to do this joe there's no real

00:49:11.660 real reason you need to run and he did anyway and he well initially in 2016 he didn't but then did later

00:49:19.840 and they apparently had talked leading up to that and and he didn't say don't run joe you're crazy but

00:49:25.760 he kind of gave him a very cold version of yeah you know i mean i guess you could you know it was

00:49:31.840 basically like i don't know if you're the right guy for this or this is going to work you remember

00:49:35.240 that i think it was 2020 that obama did not endorse him and he was and and biden was asked about

00:49:42.720 that and biden's response was no i didn't want him to i didn't want him to endorse me wouldn't be

00:49:49.600 fair right right what i mean it was that kind of thing i don't know if he said it wouldn't be fair

00:49:54.740 but he said he didn't want him to it was the clearest statement you could possibly get at that time

00:49:59.860 this is a man that barack obama picked specifically as basically the second best guy in the nation for

00:50:08.120 this job right that is what you are doing when you're picking a vice president if i die this

00:50:13.680 person's going to take over the fact that he wouldn't endorse him was very telling and very

00:50:18.560 think about what we know now he probably saw a bunch of these moments behind the scenes i'll bet he did

00:50:25.760 and knew he wasn't ready for the year back then yeah i probably knew that this guy should not be

00:50:31.020 president of the united states now i think the only person because i i will say this barack obama can say

00:50:37.040 all he wants if joe biden has a spine he could stay in he could the only person i think really

00:50:43.020 would have the you know the the possibility of forcing him out would be jill who does not at all 0.75

00:50:49.220 seem to want that to happen and even then in theory he could stay in now if your wife's on your case

00:50:55.060 most most guys fault uh but like in in theory he's the president of the freaking united states man

00:51:00.540 it doesn't matter how incoherent he is yeah if you want a 25th amendment him you can

00:51:06.380 but he could stay on the ballot then too all this can happen there's really no way to push him out

00:51:14.320 after he's won the primary yeah you know if you wanted if you wanted to do something about this there

00:51:20.940 was a path to do it and it was having a primary challenge and putting you know a gavin newsom or a

00:51:28.240 you know a josh shapiro or candidate yeah somebody who like looks younger and can actually run circles

00:51:34.560 around the guy and have him run circles around him on stage yeah and have debates and have primaries

00:51:39.220 but i mean think about what they did pat they started off with a with a sham primary process

00:51:44.140 they changed all the rules to make it benefit they reordered the states that joe biden lost

00:51:50.040 remember this like he lost all these primaries they just wiped them out they said well we don't want

00:51:54.640 iowa or new hampshire anymore now we're starting with the state that joe biden won south carolina

00:51:58.760 gee what does that do right it immediately says do not challenge they twisted arms behind the scenes

00:52:05.340 to make sure he never had a challenger they canceled state primaries they booted rfk jr out of the party

00:52:12.000 after what 50 years in it yeah they stole his family from him they stole his family from him

00:52:18.960 basically his family they also wouldn't give him secret service protection right which put his life

00:52:25.180 at risk jeez they then uh uh tried to get him thrown off the ballot in state after state when he decided

00:52:32.160 to go independent they then tried to get cornell west and jill stein thrown off the ballot in state 0.99

00:52:37.240 after state they then uh tried to get donald trump thrown off the ballot with some bizarre

00:52:42.560 constitutional argument they then tried to throw donald trump in prison and now a very good chunk

00:52:49.800 of the party is saying well i know millions of people voted for joe biden but that doesn't count

00:52:54.460 that's the party of democracy boys and girls those are the people who care about democracy i mean what an

00:53:02.980 insane argument to be making when you're doing all these things and i have heard not one freaking word

00:53:09.380 from the mainstream media questioning that series of events where are you you don't notice that being

00:53:15.320 a little weird the fact that his form of democracy he keeps arguing for only has his name on the ballot

00:53:22.200 that's not democracy but they keep saying it over and over again and no one questions him on it

00:53:30.440 very true everything they accuse donald trump of they're already doing of course and and especially

00:53:37.920 since the debate that all he did for 90 minutes was lie that's all joe biden did was lie over and 0.95

00:53:45.760 over and over and over again he lied again yesterday about the donald trump suckers and losers line oh 0.51

00:53:54.040 god on the d-day this is the only stuff he has on donald trump still doing it the two things it's the uh

00:53:59.620 that and the um very fine people on both sides right which has been debunked you know even by snopes now

00:54:06.640 yeah i said that and then the uh the fact that he uh it was reported in a book right and was it kelly 0.61

00:54:13.700 i can't remember who i think it was kelly who said uh he made some joke about you know these are suckers 0.68

00:54:20.560 and losers he's the guy who got killed and and he made some joke about that i think it was kelly 0.88

00:54:25.400 his former chief of staff but like but as trump pointed out during the debate 19 people who were 0.97

00:54:31.240 around him at the time have denied that he ever said that yep you got one person one person saying

00:54:36.960 that he did say it 19 uh testifying he didn't and and like look even if he did say it it's blatantly 0.99

00:54:46.100 obvious it's just a stupid comment like a joke right like you know donald trump is a wise ass 0.99

00:54:50.980 it's is it possible he said that behind the scenes it's not impossible i mean he says he 1.00

00:54:56.360 like it's not impossible that anybody would say that behind the scenes it's not a real commentary

00:55:01.360 on our military no one believes that there's no and he keeps trying to act as if yeah it was 0.99

00:55:07.160 his deep innermost feelings right about the u.s military stupid come on it's the same thing that 0.98

00:55:12.320 he did with john mccain right like he was like i like i like uh people who don't get captured right 0.98

00:55:16.860 like it's that same exact line yeah now i don't know maybe he said it i doubt it i kind of doubt it

00:55:22.840 doesn't make much sense it's certainly not a straight policy position right like it's just

00:55:27.840 if anything it's a little bit of a uh you know uh tasteless joke i don't know is donald trump known

00:55:33.960 for tasteless jokes i it's a tough one people have already priced that in the fact that that is their

00:55:39.260 argument like he brought that one up he's brought the uh very fine people on both sides which again

00:55:44.480 has been debunked i mean i've done shows on it you've done shows on it glenn's done shows on it

00:55:49.520 and even stopes has done uh an entire post on this he did not say that the nazis were very fine

00:55:56.040 people that's not what he said specifically singled them out as not fine people yes he specifically

00:56:01.720 and like there's this level of denial that there's no violence on the left side of these protests

00:56:06.760 and like you can go through look at the country not just at that one protest but just generally

00:56:12.320 speaking across the country we have seen violent protests from the left constantly

00:56:16.300 the antifas of the world are you might think they're not that big of a deal but they're burning

00:56:21.820 down cities and breaking windows in their little black hoods over and over and over again across 0.69

00:56:27.180 the country and have been doing it for years this is not made up everybody knows and then of course

00:56:32.660 after this you get into the george floyd period and all these other things where it's really obvious

00:56:36.960 that what's going on um but at the end of the day like everyone knows that there are violent people

00:56:42.720 on both sides obviously largely on the left though it's been more on the left the charlottesville

00:56:48.760 situation was an exception to that and at some level i don't at all own the people who did the

00:56:55.820 charlottesville thing as people members of the right they have no no consistency policy wise with

00:57:01.400 anything that i believe go through the alt-right view of the world the i want universal health care

00:57:07.540 it's not the conservative view pro-abortion yeah right no there's all sorts of elements of that

00:57:12.900 that have nothing to do with conservatism they sound much more like liberals to me or if you want to go

00:57:17.160 back to uh you know european uh national socialism is what they sound like which these are people who

00:57:24.740 might be on the right side of the european scale but are way to the left of the american right these are

00:57:31.660 all things you probably know by now i don't know which but it's just fascinating to watch the

00:57:35.860 manipulation of the facts they don't care about telling you the truth they don't care they want

00:57:41.840 you to believe lies and if you believe lies then you might vote for their guy if you believe that

00:57:46.780 this guy's real actually he's better than he's ever been he's not only cogent he's better than he's ever 1.00

00:57:54.340 been if you're going to believe stuff like that you're dumb they know you're dumb they can say 1.00

00:58:02.860 anything to you because you're an idiot if you believe that nonsense you're so stupid you can 1.00

00:58:10.540 also believe that bidonomics works you can also believe that he's this amazing president for three 1.00

00:58:18.720 and a half years and just this one bad day has derailed it it's all nonsense 888-727-BECK

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00:59:31.440 all right so uh we started this uh discussion with the press and how they've just woken up

00:59:48.300 to the fact that joe biden may not be uh in peak physical and mental condition um it's pretty

00:59:56.580 amazing but uh kjp was asked if joe biden had a script when he called in to msnbc and uh the joe

01:00:07.240 and mika cup of postum show yesterday during the call today to msnbc was the president reading off of

01:00:14.040 the script so i was in the room when the president uh called into morning joe the president spoke from

01:00:19.740 his heart the president was very clear there was no script at all uh and he was very detailed you

01:00:26.260 heard him say actually during the call that he was reading some quotes he said it he shared that

01:00:31.280 information he was reading some quotes from uh from the debate that's why so he shared that with you

01:00:36.260 what you heard was a passionate interview oh my god 18 minutes 18 minutes he talked about and laid

01:00:42.080 out his vision for this country laid it out he talked about how he wants to make sure we move

01:00:47.740 forward i want to be really careful because he also talked about the campaign which i can't do from

01:00:51.680 here uh but uh he please he uh you know i think it was incredibly powerful oh me too incredibly 0.99

01:00:59.220 powerful incredibly powerful again these people think you're idiots anyone who would say that 0.98

01:01:05.060 yeah incredibly powerful come on come on by the way she works for you america this is she doesn't 1.00

01:01:14.200 work for joe biden you pay her she her job is to communicate what is going on in the white house 0.55

01:01:21.320 you only pay her 175 000 a year though so that's the good part that's the good news and i don't know

01:01:26.940 somehow she's still able to afford different outfits of high level designer quality every single day 0.76

01:01:32.980 never had a repeat all these years never had one repeat which is really strange and interesting

01:01:38.260 we have a full investigation of of that up on youtube.com slash studios america in the comedy

01:01:43.120 bits section you should check that out because it's it's worth it yeah but uh i will say it's a

01:01:48.100 fascinating development when you're making 175 000 good money not enough money to dress like she dresses

01:01:52.840 i'll say that i you know what's going on there that job also includes a wardrobe i've you know you

01:01:58.760 know i've done i will say this i have talked to people who have worked in the white house in the

01:02:04.720 white house communications department that job does not have a wardrobe budget really it does not now

01:02:11.220 wow she could be renting all these clothes the best the best actual description i've come up with is 1.00

01:02:17.440 that it's actually uh hillary our own hillary kennedy um who was talking about how a lot of people

01:02:23.620 and you know the media will go through like you know what is it called like uh rent the runway

01:02:28.220 type of situation where there's a bunch of those types of services where you can go and you pay

01:02:32.820 a fee a monthly fee and you can rent a certain amount of outfits now she's just got so many of

01:02:38.640 them i don't know if there's but maybe like they loosen the rules for her or maybe she's got some

01:02:43.020 other high-end one we don't know about it's possible that's what's going on there's no way she

01:02:46.740 could purchase that's the amount of clothing yeah that you purchase i mean even even anchors for

01:02:52.560 you know uh fox news don't they don't spend their own money on their wardrobes you know there are a

01:03:01.920 lot yeah a lot of them don't many of them don't but again this is a public service job this is not

01:03:06.280 an allowance but yes the white house the press secretary shouldn't right i mean and i it shows

01:03:11.740 so you know what i do with my life the fact that i legitimately have talked to multiple people who've

01:03:16.800 worked inside the white house about this question and they basically were like you never get away

01:03:21.580 with that wow it's it's just too much of a political issue now if we find out that this

01:03:27.680 has actually happened with corinne janvier it'll be fascinating to see but they swore up and down 0.96

01:03:32.380 swore up and down that that can't happen it's because all this stuff is public yeah they said

01:03:37.180 there's a possibility that the democratic national committee could pay for it like as an outside

01:03:44.260 source essentially i mean yeah i guess it would be theoretically legal um uh because then you're

01:03:51.080 talking campaign funds right i mean that's how i talks about she just talked about i can't talk

01:03:57.240 about the campaign from here so it's they said it was possible but unlikely highly unlikely because

01:04:02.740 you could probably massage that in their financial statements as something that wouldn't be picked up

01:04:08.600 but i guess you know they're just worried about the optics of it like you know wait you're paying

01:04:12.680 175 000 but paying 300 000 for clothing budgets it just doesn't seem possible it doesn't no uh all

01:04:19.700 right there's much more on this uh the press gets a little frisky with her yeah uh coming up 0.87

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01:05:33.060 perpetuates the left's insanity we're helping you fight back one truth at a time more glenn back next

01:05:52.660 pat and stew for glenn this week uh been talking about the uh white house press conference yesterday

01:06:08.820 involving kjp and a uh press corps that's actually asking some questions for a change i mean some some

01:06:17.780 difficult questions and kind of sticking with it and following up a little bit and uh got a little

01:06:24.420 bit heated here is kjp feeling the heat just a bit from the press we provide to all that's a very

01:06:31.140 basic direct question hold on hold on wait wait wait wait a second eight times or at least once

01:06:38.900 in regards to the president specifically hold on a second you should be able to answer by this point

01:06:43.780 wait no no no no no no wait a minute come ed please a little respect here please

01:06:51.860 no no every year around the president's physical examination he sees a neurologist that's three

01:06:59.860 times right so i am telling you that he has seen a neurologist three times while he has been in this

01:07:06.980 presidency that's what i'm saying i'm telling you that he has seen them three times that is what i'm

01:07:13.060 sharing with you was he examined by him so every time he has a physical he has had to see a

01:07:17.860 neurologist so that is answering that question no it is it is you're asking me i just i also said to

01:07:27.060 you ed i also said to you for security reasons we cannot share names we cannot share names you can we

01:07:34.740 have to we have others he would have met with we cannot share names in regards if someone came

01:07:39.540 here no we cannot share we cannot share names of specialists broadly from a dermatologist to a

01:07:46.740 neurologist we cannot share names there are security reasons we have to we have to protect

01:07:53.940 i understand that i hear you right there for anyone to see ed i hear you i cannot from here confirm any of

01:08:00.980 that because we have to keep their privacy i think they would appreciate that too we have to give them

01:08:06.260 sure we have to keep nobody wants you to know that they're treating the president of the united states

01:08:12.260 please keep that quiet i don't want anybody to know that i'm the neurologist for the president

01:08:17.780 of the united states who who wants that kept secret come on you do you buy that they can't say the name

01:08:26.420 of a specialist can you say the name of his normal doctor yeah because they have multiple times i don't

01:08:32.660 know if she said it from the podium but we know who his main physician is i bet she has said it from

01:08:38.260 the podium i bet she has of course you can't say the name of a specialist from that from that position 1.00

01:08:44.340 it's insanity i mean it's the same we were just talking about this you have to be an idiot to believe 0.98

01:08:50.340 these excuses obviously she can't say the name she she can't necessarily say well actually he was here 0.99

01:08:58.020 to see this person right like that is a line that you would might might say because of hipaa laws

01:09:04.100 because of hipaa laws however in this particular circumstance what any competent and uh what any

01:09:10.980 competent individual would do if her version of events were accurate was she would go to the person

01:09:17.940 and say hey bob uh they all think that he's got parkinson's we need to can we please say this

01:09:25.620 and i assume bob or whoever it is would say of course just to say you know say they were visiting

01:09:31.300 me or say you know or give you know give a description of my title or whatever you know whatever

01:09:36.340 it is there's no reason they do need to protect that especially in this situation with people that

01:09:41.460 supposedly want this president to succeed and if it was true and i don't know i i don't know that

01:09:47.700 he's parkinson's we don't know that i i he might it would explain a lot of his behavior and we've had

01:09:53.780 relatives who have parkinson's like it's pretty consistent with what i've seen and what i think

01:09:58.980 most people who have had family members in that situation have seen that doesn't mean he has it

01:10:05.220 it probably what it probably means is they they thought it was a real possibility whether it what 0.94

01:10:10.900 whether it wound up being true or it wound up being something else they probably were like crap is 0.71

01:10:15.140 this parkinson's we should check this out let's bring in the best expert we can find that's

01:10:19.060 probably what happened here if they had a good answer like you know i was thinking when it first

01:10:23.860 broke like maybe they were forming a policy on parkinson's right like maybe they were bringing

01:10:29.220 him in as it to advise on policy that would be a very easy explanation and again any competent

01:10:33.700 press secretary would have thought of it um the fact that she didn't shows she shouldn't be employed 1.00

01:10:39.300 but i mean that's a pretty big like hey we were working on the policy it had to do with you know

01:10:43.300 obamacare or whatever we were thinking about tweaking this and that and we needed someone who

01:10:47.700 really knew what this was because we're talking about coverage for millions of americans suffering

01:10:52.740 with something terrible like that would have been a plausible excuse it's of course not what they did

01:10:57.860 because you know number one it would have been a lie that does not mean anything to cringe on

01:11:03.460 pierre who lies for a living uh poorly but they could have come up with something they just didn't

01:11:09.540 the idea that they can't say the thing that they themselves released in the visitor logs is so 0.98

01:11:16.740 inherently ridiculous that any moron listening to it would know immediately it was a lie and of course 0.95

01:11:24.180 it is yes obvious it's it's an obvious lie but they think they that they can just pull the wool over 0.99

01:11:30.580 our eyes on all of these issues but uh she was asked if biden will take a cognitive test

01:11:39.540 there have been a number of people who have said listen you know why don't you have a cognitive

01:11:46.660 test just to rule out that there are any issues right with the president you know do you you know

01:11:53.860 would you would you counsel him to do that just to sort of put an end i hear you

01:12:00.020 the neurologist has said it is not warranted the president himself he said it today he said it

01:12:06.020 multiple times and the doctor has said this everything that he does day in and day out as

01:12:11.460 it relates to delivering for the american people is a cognitive test no uh and that is what are we 0.99

01:12:17.300 stupid the medical doctor has said uh that is what the specialist has said geez why why wouldn't you 0.97

01:12:23.460 just put this to bed if the guy's fine just put it to rest and say you know what yes we'll take a 1.00

01:12:29.940 cognitive test we'll release it to the public it'll be out by next week and you'll see easy

01:12:36.180 so easy if if the guy's fine that's what you do just to put them into ease because you want these

01:12:43.460 people to vote for you and they're doubting you right now there's no reason not to unless you have

01:12:50.500 a cognitive problem right the the answer to all of this is they have more information than we do yeah

01:12:56.260 they know what he's actually like behind the scenes and it's probably debate night every night

01:13:02.660 you know i mean think there's no doubt about that in my mind there's no doubt of that no doubt about

01:13:06.740 it i mean the reason why they're not scheduling him at things late at night there's a reason why

01:13:10.740 they protected him 10 to 4 with an afternoon nap i mean that right there's a lot of that going on i

01:13:14.980 will say um when you kind of look at like where he is and how far he's fallen and how embarrassing and

01:13:22.100 awful this has been to watch you think about what they have seen behind the scenes what what is it

01:13:27.860 like oh it's got to be bad the one that i i keep coming back to is they are they are risking a

01:13:34.820 constitutional crisis by claiming executive privilege to hide the robert herr interview audio there's no

01:13:42.580 reason we supposedly have the accurate transcript of it supposedly but like why would you why would you

01:13:54.980 try so hard to make sure people can't hear that why would you do that because it was so bad it would

01:14:01.220 end his presidency horrific yeah it must make the debate look good and how many examples of that are

01:14:10.020 not on tape that we don't know about how many times do they walk in there with a sandwich and

01:14:16.260 he doesn't know what to do with it right like we have no freaking idea what's going on behind the

01:14:20.820 scenes yeah i know when we have evidence like this security secretary i'm not sure you know lost

01:14:29.460 he knows so long as it was denied our freedom can never be secured after i signed the pack and

01:14:35.940 uh pack at lack act into pack padlack pack that's a billy joel act heart attack yeah yeah

01:14:45.300 yeah it's uh moving out it's moving out he's just singing the song part of the moving out clause

01:14:50.500 right the constitution i mean the guy can't even get the the uh the blood of liberty how many to hear

01:14:57.700 this phrase uh-huh the blood of liberty well never until then the blood of liberty how many to hear this

01:15:03.140 face the blood of patriots blood of liberty never wash it though give me a break the blood of liberty

01:15:10.340 wash it though give me a break a lot of people say the blood of liberty wash it though that's a huge

01:15:18.260 you don't know you're not on tiktok pat that's it's i think it's big on tiktok okay pretty sure

01:15:23.220 that one's big on tiktok i'll have to look it up all right i'll take your word for it it's just

01:15:27.220 embarrassing it is and and these are the examples that we have that where he's been in public saying

01:15:33.380 these kinds of things in private outside the window where he's not you know at the peak of his

01:15:42.180 performance i can't even imagine how bad it gets i can't even imagine and as stiff as he is walking

01:15:49.860 around you know with all the symptoms that he displays in public in private at eight o'clock at

01:15:56.500 night it's got to be it's got to be really really bad we would be shocked and horrified that he's the

01:16:04.260 president of the united states if we had the opportunity to see it and the american people

01:16:10.180 would just demand the 25th amendment be invoked they demand it mm-hmm but that being said i hope he

01:16:16.900 stays in the race yeah i know i and i still could like you've mentioned before he couldn't stay in

01:16:21.700 the race even for the 25th amendment which i am probably unlikely but he could theoretically stay

01:16:26.660 in the race because that is a an amendment that technically sort of goes after a temporary like

01:16:32.020 it's you know a temporary um leave right like if someone gets like shot and they're in a coma for

01:16:38.900 a day or two and they come out of it yeah like that's when you're utilizing that type of thing you

01:16:43.460 need to have a named you know you need to have someone who's actually doing the job right um yeah

01:16:48.340 by the way new new poll out of wisconsin this is an aarp poll okay uh taken after the debate wisconsin

01:16:55.220 trump 44 biden 38 rfk jr 9 a six point lead in wisconsin wow these are catastrophic polls by the way

01:17:04.340 same poll the democrat leads in the senate by five isn't that interesting so the the democratic senator

01:17:12.420 is outperforming the president of the united states yeah by 11 by a lot by a lot by 11 freaking points

01:17:20.020 yeah in wisconsin in wisconsin and again which the poll before this i think i think i think biden was up

01:17:26.980 wasn't he in that poll yeah in wisconsin there's a you know if you look at the average it's very close

01:17:31.880 is it yeah i mean you can always find a poll that kind of tells one story another this might be an

01:17:35.500 outlier i mean i don't know i think that like the polling so far has told a story of a drop-off

01:17:40.260 since the debate but nothing out of the ordinary i mean it's about an average average change for a

01:17:46.700 debate a post-debate um polling cycle if there's a clear winner which is not catastrophic like

01:17:54.520 and barack obama came back and won against mid-romney after that first yeah ronald reagan

01:17:58.180 came back and won he supposedly lost by i mean 40 point margin most people thought he lost big he got he

01:18:05.420 did and he came back and won that election yep so and ronald reagan did uh you know like

01:18:10.080 it it's pretty it's not out of the ordinary that that stuff happens though this was i think the

01:18:15.640 worst debate performance in the history of our country so it is something notable it might be

01:18:19.860 worse but the polling the polling should be he should he should be down to 10 should be down to

01:18:25.380 10 it seems at least there's always going to be people like i i brought up this someone said to me

01:18:30.360 like how can anyone vote for joe biden after this i said like let's reverse the situation here for a

01:18:34.860 second let's say joe biden had a great debate and he just smoked it and donald trump came out there 0.98

01:18:40.340 like a bumbling fool and really made an ass of himself you voting for joe biden no no you're 0.96

01:18:46.720 probably not right like you're probably sticking with who you have because you know even if he gets 1.00

01:18:52.440 in there and he is a bumbling fool the people around him probably hold generally conservative 0.91

01:18:56.860 positions and generally speaking it's going to be better than the alternative that's what you're 0.98

01:19:01.240 seeing with democrats right now they all know he shouldn't be president but like their view of

01:19:06.420 this is okay well the other guy we know is terrible i've seen some good policies i've liked over the

01:19:12.080 past few years of course he's not she should not be president of the united states but what else did

01:19:16.300 we do go with donald trump you know quote unquote waste my vote on a third party candidate like that's

01:19:21.180 what people look at and and i think most people in the audience who are trump supporters

01:19:25.240 really no matter what trump did on a debate are still gonna vote for the guy because you're not

01:19:31.140 you're gonna you want the other guy to win yeah so i do understand where some of those people are

01:19:35.620 coming from honestly but of course this should have just been decided months ago they should have

01:19:41.280 had a primary and repeat replaced him with somebody who's competent everybody they just sat in the

01:19:46.120 state of denial for four years and then acted like well that decision should work out well in the end

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01:21:30.920 it's pat and stew for glenn this week

01:21:34.960 noticed it's a little bit warm where you are is that possible uh what was it 120 in las vegas

01:21:43.520 124 i think in palm springs i think they're setting some records in the west here's the thing though

01:21:49.840 it's summertime what yeah it's summer and so that means global warming no that means uh it gets hot

01:21:59.380 from time to time that's kind of what that means yeah uh in the northern hemisphere what happens is

01:22:07.280 uh the tilt of the earth lends itself to being a little bit warmer during that specific time

01:22:12.680 and then uh it'll cool off uh in something called autumn and winter so so you're talking about

01:22:23.900 the suvs which are no no actually no i'm talking about something called the sun

01:22:31.700 yeah what is that it's directly bearing down on us and in texas it's about three miles

01:22:37.480 from the surface of texas so you're talking about that flaming orb in the sky yeah yeah the two million

01:22:43.040 degree flaming orb okay in the sky well how would a two million degree flaming orb keep the

01:22:47.540 be responsible for warming that doesn't make any sense it doesn't does it we're gonna have to talk

01:22:52.600 about this off the air because i just don't understand it right it's too complicated we'll

01:22:56.260 work together on that and see if we can come up with it's our air conditioning though right that's

01:23:00.540 the problem the air conditioning is causing the warming because of the emissions there you go got

01:23:06.380 it okay right

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01:24:12.860 well something's certainly happening with the media lately uh some in the media are waking up

01:24:24.220 to the fact that joe biden may not be the smartest choice for the upcoming election

01:24:31.080 we'll get into that and lots more coming up in one minute

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01:26:07.780 yesterday um have you seen this particular statistic that according to the european climate service

01:26:15.780 copernicus for the past 13 months the global temperature has been 2.7 degrees fahrenheit

01:26:23.120 warmer than pre-industrial times have you have you seen that statistic 2.7 degrees fahrenheit

01:26:31.680 warmer than pre-industrial

01:26:33.160 2.7 so i uh i mean again i guess i suppose when you're what do they give a date on the pre-industrial

01:26:42.960 period because i mean basically the the way this is i mean it was very cold before what like the 1700s

01:26:51.180 were were pretty cold yeah if you go way way back you can probably find that to be true i mean

01:26:55.300 they would say it's about a degree celsius over the past century um so according to this article it's

01:27:03.140 one and a half degrees celsius uh critical marker as the number um it's just a matter of when you're

01:27:09.140 measuring from right i mean that's that's the case like they've been using a century as a benchmark for

01:27:13.460 a long time the problem with that is there was a warming period in the 30s and they're about to have

01:27:17.680 to run away from that they're going to have to go to pre-industrial period instead of the last 100

01:27:21.900 years well they keep revising the the 30s yep temperatures though no it's true they revise them

01:27:28.920 down so that it looks like it's much hotter now than it was back then how are you revising the

01:27:34.820 temperatures that already happened and have been recorded well new science yeah it's brought new

01:27:39.420 new information and way more accurate way more accurate 100 years later than it was at the time

01:27:45.260 now you understand you acted like you didn't understand but you understood you understood the

01:27:50.500 whole time i got it this is like the ultimate um mr fix it for every problem you have as a leftist

01:27:57.800 right you just global warming will fix any of your problems if you want redistribution of wealth well

01:28:04.720 global warming can get you there right like any major policy outcome that you want you can get from

01:28:11.600 global warming if you want agencies to determine rules and regulations on everyone so you don't have

01:28:16.980 to pass laws anymore well global warming can get you you know like it's it's easy to say oh well

01:28:22.080 there's an oil spill and an oil spill means that we have to have a new regulation on that area where

01:28:26.880 the oil spill was but you can't make the argument that it affects everyone and you have to overwhelm

01:28:31.980 every state law and every federal law when you have an invisible gas that can float anywhere

01:28:37.380 all of a sudden you have that opportunity if you have a gas that's going to heat everyone's

01:28:42.500 temperature and ruin everyone's lives in the future you can't necessarily prove it now but in

01:28:47.940 the future it it catches everything you could possibly want and that's what makes it such a

01:28:53.620 valuable tool for democrats though it's been largely a failure so far i mean they've tried to do these

01:28:58.840 things but largely it hasn't worked most people don't see it as a high priority according to copernicus

01:29:04.240 this is the first i've heard of copernicus i believe but um june was the third hottest month

01:29:11.220 ever that that's not incredibly impressive to me it's only the third hottest month ever okay

01:29:19.360 as fast as the temperature is supposedly rising and that it keeps getting worse and worse every year

01:29:27.980 and every year is hotter than the last one shouldn't it be breaking records as shouldn't it be the hottest

01:29:34.360 month ever seems like it should be by now uh but this dates back to 1940 so you're again eliminating

01:29:43.060 the 1930s from that calculation which they have to do in order to make global warming as dire as they

01:29:52.100 try to make it yeah i mean we have these periods this is not out of the ordinary right but it is you

01:29:59.560 know it is you know a warmer period and like that's not people talk about this like but that's a good

01:30:07.460 thing you grow food when it's warmer oh yeah i mean during the uh the mini ice age whatever they call

01:30:17.820 the 16 and 1700s they grew less food and people starved to death uh and they didn't have enough to

01:30:26.700 we do now because it's warmer and more food grows now if it gets you know much hotter than it is now

01:30:34.520 you don't want the temperature rising three or four degrees fahrenheit but um right now it's it is not

01:30:43.180 catastrophic as they're trying to make it out to be no i mean and of course cold is a much worse thing

01:30:49.400 for humans right cold the number i think is 25 times 25 times as many people die of cold than they

01:30:56.840 do of extreme heat um that kind of makes sense right it's sort of obvious right like it's just

01:31:03.180 just what you know about the world like heat can be annoying we live in texas it's really really hot

01:31:08.080 here sometimes if you you know put yourself in a car for many many hours you'll probably die there are

01:31:13.780 different things that can happen to you in the in the heat but generally speaking the cold is really

01:31:20.580 kind of more of the problem more far more people die because of cold because they freeze to death

01:31:25.440 that doesn't tell the entire story but it's really important it's like a really important part of the

01:31:30.580 story and it's not even close to true and of course when you talk about like climate related deaths

01:31:35.700 these are down 90 over 99 over the past century just 99 yeah it's not 100 they're not down

01:31:43.280 there are still some people that theoretically die from climate related deaths uh but wow we've

01:31:50.180 made massive massive 99 that's incredible it's over 99 now um but when especially when you do the

01:31:57.060 ratios of it like the per capita number is down over 99 i think the actual number is around 99 for

01:32:04.360 in real numbers and then if you do per capita it's over 99 those numbers are should be i mean i think of it

01:32:11.900 if there is one number you should know about climate change it's that one you can talk about all the

01:32:20.860 other things in the world whether it's getting warmer colder how many people die from this from

01:32:24.080 that all these things that could happen in the future the one thing you should know is what has

01:32:28.680 been the change in climate related deaths over the century that you have said the earth is warm so

01:32:34.720 much and as this has become such a problem and it is that number while not uh a controversial number

01:32:41.460 it's not like it's there's like well actually it's gone up no one says that it is a number that is

01:32:47.000 agreed upon okay this is not a controversial number it is never been never in a un ipcc report

01:32:54.200 i believe it never been included the actual number of people who died from the thing you're warning

01:32:59.860 about has never been included in the un ipcc report why that's incredible because it doesn't

01:33:05.820 help their cause doesn't help their cause it's not part of the agenda what is part of their they'll

01:33:10.460 just say because they get um much more publicity they'll talk about tornadoes they'll talk about

01:33:17.300 hurricanes which by the way aren't up neither one of those um are happening more frequently than they

01:33:24.020 ever have no i mean in fact one of the things they tried to do a long time ago this is pretty

01:33:29.620 much been abandoned now by the left but they tried to say tornadoes were up by massive percentages i

01:33:35.560 believe i want to say an inconvenient um uh what was it to give you truth i got that confused with

01:33:41.500 glenn's an inconvenient book but inconvenient truth al gore's book i believe claim this if it wasn't that

01:33:47.020 it was a documentary around the same time i can't remember which one it was but claim that you know

01:33:50.880 the big problem was tornadoes are up you know a zillion quadrillion manillion percent and of course when

01:33:57.100 you look into those numbers what what you find is that we just are better at detecting the lower

01:34:04.120 scale tornadoes now we now have detection equipment that sees all the f1 tornadoes and f2 tornadoes that

01:34:10.900 we didn't necessarily see like if it hit your house you'd notice it uh back in 1900 when it was out in a

01:34:18.040 field and no one was around it wasn't picked up when you go through the um the details of the higher

01:34:24.140 the f4 f5 tornadoes we've seen no increase in fact it's like decrease over time as to how many that

01:34:29.620 we've had and of course those are the ones that you'd actually notice right back in the day so you

01:34:33.580 could much more easily comparable this has been something that has gone on for a long time and and

01:34:39.940 look it's such a catch-all it's it's too important for them to abandon because if you abandon global

01:34:46.200 warming you abandon a pathway to every single thing you want including centralized control

01:34:53.560 right like if everyone's going to die because of what texas does with their suvs we can't let texas

01:35:02.840 do anything anymore by themselves we have to control what texas does us in washington we need to make

01:35:09.780 these important decisions and it leads you to be able to control everything so abandoning it is not

01:35:18.940 something you can do and they're not going to and and they want to spend the 100 trillion or whatever

01:35:26.860 number is currently in mind to to fix the problem because uh that also helps them maintain control and

01:35:36.940 that's what they seek um while we're here uh pat talking about global warming we should mention

01:35:42.880 uh one of the leading climate skeptics in the senate for many many years jim inhofe uh senator

01:35:48.940 former senator from oklahoma has uh passed away today now you know he was we had him on the show many

01:35:54.760 times uh he was a guy who fought for uh you know the ability for people to make their own decisions

01:36:01.680 on these things you know and he was a a friend to our to to uh energy resources that were uh under our

01:36:10.880 ground and and uh and and was a friend to uh fossil fuels and people vilified him for that uh but he

01:36:17.660 believed it was a path to freedom and and cheaper energy and that really is the path to civilization

01:36:24.060 yeah because without it yeah your civilization kind of goes away so um he was a big time climate change

01:36:31.980 skeptic and of course the media is trashing him i mean this is the headline from politico of his death

01:36:37.120 former senator jim inhofe who called climate change a hoax dead at 89 oh jeez like what oh my gosh i mean

01:36:45.280 this is also a man whose charitable outreach wow was incredible this guy worked with people across the

01:36:53.340 globe to save children i mean i you know he's been on the show he's talked about some of the

01:36:58.240 charity work he's done really only when he was asked there was never a guy who was bragging about

01:37:02.640 it um but did a lot of really great things and look you might not love all of his policies if you're

01:37:07.700 a democrat i get that but there's no reason to treat him like this as he passes away from a stroke

01:37:12.180 by the way um on july 4th well they've made um they've they've made being a skeptic on climate change

01:37:21.580 akin to denying the holocaust and so if you ever have any problem with the prevailing theory on

01:37:29.800 climate change you're a kook you're a nut and you need to be degraded and that's what they do to 0.91

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01:37:43.960 more coming up in a minute we got to get to this uh jake tapper stuff but uh we'll do that in one

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01:39:08.180 for lear capital 10 seconds station id you know jake tapper not a big um most people on the right

01:39:24.980 not a big fan of jake tapper although i thought he was fairly a pretty good journalist before um

01:39:34.460 say donald trump during the obama era he was pretty good probably the shining star of the

01:39:41.100 mainstream media brigade treated both sides yeah about the same he was the first guy who who

01:39:47.580 highlighted uh the obama jobs chart remember he was saying oh we've we've recovered so quickly

01:39:54.260 and he was the first person i ever saw who highlighted how slowly that recovery was going

01:40:00.160 and how it compared to past recoveries yeah that was a huge thing leading into 2012 that almost

01:40:04.940 uh got him kicked out of office honestly yeah um and that was jake tapper who initially pointed to

01:40:10.160 that so he's not i mean he does not like donald trump that is clear no that's the thing and and that

01:40:15.840 has you know tainted him yes especially for you know huge because it tainted his coverage yeah it

01:40:21.960 has i think it's true yeah i i think of him pat as a good example of what people called trump

01:40:28.860 derangement syndrome yes because usually the way people use that is just he's just a guy on the

01:40:34.040 on the left person who hates but like if the person hated george w bush and john mccain and and bob

01:40:41.680 dole and mitt romney all equally that's not trump derangement syndrome that's just i don't like

01:40:46.660 republicans right that's not the case i don't think with tapper yeah tapper like singularly really

01:40:52.400 doesn't like donald trump i would say that would be my take on it yes mine too um so yeah just to give

01:40:58.720 you an idea that i mean it he does seem to be is somewhat uh reasonable on certain things here

01:41:08.880 he is talking about joe biden since the debate and especially his radio interview that he did the

01:41:16.480 other day before the president did that he called into a couple of black radio stations where he said

01:41:23.260 among other things this by the way i'm proud to be as i said the first vice president first black

01:41:32.020 woman served with a black president i'm proud to be the first black woman the supreme court there's

01:41:39.080 just so much that we can do because together we there's nothing look this is the united states

01:41:45.100 america right the first he's proud to be the first black woman not coherent no even then that's right 1.00

01:41:53.760 we later found out later from the radio host that the biden campaign had given her a list of questions

01:41:59.060 to ask president biden right that is a huge no-no in journalism and the host was fired for it but

01:42:04.660 remains quite telling that in the biden campaign's efforts to show that the president has not missed a

01:42:10.380 step his campaign felt the need to feed questions to the hosts for a call-in radio interview and the

01:42:17.340 president still even then failed to deliver in many of his answers yes yeah that's pretty damning no i

01:42:24.300 know it's true it's really damning yeah i mean he actually specifically singled out the i am the first

01:42:33.320 vice president black woman thing yeah which again would not have been highlighted 0.99

01:42:40.060 at any date previous to june 27th 2024 right it would never like the we would have pointed it out

01:42:48.240 we would have laughed about it we would have noted it but no one in the mainstream media nobody in the

01:42:53.840 same um in the same article in the new york times that highlighted again the new york times also

01:42:58.920 highlighted that exact same clip in the same clip i may have mentioned this amazing really uh they also

01:43:04.420 mentioned that he uh they're like another gaffe from biden when he was trying to prove how sane he was

01:43:09.700 was that he um called donald trump a colleague right yeah is that a gaffe i mean they're both

01:43:19.880 politicians i i mean they're supposedly word it's a weird word to use but yeah would we my question is

01:43:27.320 would we have even pulled the audio of that no it's not even notable i don't think it's in the top

01:43:34.620 thousand i didn't pull it i didn't so it's not i don't think it's in the top thousand things he's

01:43:39.620 screwed up no that's since he's been in office and the new york times is highlighting it what

01:43:44.460 it's amazing it's amazing they have completely turned on this guy and i don't know as i mentioned

01:43:49.740 today the first time since the debate the new york times has a story that leads their coverage that

01:43:54.520 is not related to getting joe biden out of office at least out of the campaign it's about russia

01:44:00.000 today and that is i think a significant thing now look there are still stories about people trying

01:44:06.300 to get him out there are still people trying to gather signatures for letters like maybe they come

01:44:11.640 out with 30 people from the house that say that they signed this letter i don't know um there was

01:44:16.520 an op-ed again from the new york times yesterday the democratic party must speak the plain truth to

01:44:21.560 the president they're still trying to go down this road there was a big wall street journal report

01:44:24.840 how biden's inner circle worked to keep signs of aging under wraps i mean they're still going after

01:44:30.020 this they're still putting all of their resources uh into it but you wonder has he pushed this off

01:44:36.720 enough that without another cataclysmic i think he has yeah he might be able to survive this i think he

01:44:42.980 has just fascinating and i think good for the nation because he's very beatable i you know he's very

01:44:49.360 very beatable and you don't want to change this dynamic if you can help it although i will say

01:44:53.400 the democratic party has nobody on the bench who's really formidable you know glenn beck

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01:46:12.300 pat and stew for glenn this week 888-727-BECK uh still i understand that you've uh you've been

01:46:42.240 showing your daughter star wars is this the first time your your daughter's ever seen any of the

01:46:47.220 star wars movies that's right my daughter ainsley has zach ever seen he we were watching them together

01:46:52.420 now when we first we watched the first one and no he's never seen them either we were watching the

01:46:57.020 first one which is really the fourth one a new hope yeah okay and we started watching 1977 and he

01:47:02.520 was sick so he was like fading fast it was sort of late at night and it only made it like halfway through

01:47:07.840 and you know it's been a long time since i've watched a new hope first like 45 minutes a little

01:47:12.840 slow like there's not a lot going on really in the first 45 minutes or so he's dark vader appear in

01:47:19.940 the first 45 minutes i mean he busts through the door and you get that one scene yeah there's that

01:47:27.120 one scene at the very beginning and then it goes to luke's wondering what his career options are for

01:47:32.220 about 40 minutes like there's not a lot going on there like it's pretty slow and he was fading

01:47:37.160 anyway so he sort of started it and then i wound up watching it with my daughter and then you know

01:47:41.580 she got really into it so now we've watched the first trilogy okay we've got made through the first

01:47:46.720 trilogy so a new hope she uh empire strikes back return of the jedi her favorite so far empire

01:47:52.180 strikes back mine too mine too it's my favorite of the entire series oh by far it's one of the great

01:47:57.620 i mean it's just so good uh that that one holds up completely sure does i will say i was never a

01:48:02.680 big return of the jedi fan yeah i remember that i know i just i and i watched it again with like

01:48:08.300 hey i'm open mind with my daughter and like and you know did she like the ewoks sure like she liked

01:48:14.100 them a lot more than i did when i was a kid yeah and that i do now but like again it's not a it's not

01:48:20.080 great it's really not i think people remember it more fondly because it was part of that original

01:48:24.700 trilogy and obviously there's some really like see but i was like 21 by the time the ewoks showed

01:48:31.460 up yeah so i was not a big fan of the ewoks right i mean that's a good chunk of the movie it's like

01:48:36.860 that bunch of bunch of little teddy bears running around on this planet right it's not that wasn't

01:48:41.520 my cup of tea but right she loved it but there was enough and it was so cool that luke was now

01:48:46.640 powerful that's what got me through that yeah yeah that's true and and i will say like of the three

01:48:53.280 to me it's clearly the weakest but it's not the weakest of the series by any means we get to that

01:48:58.120 later on i did have a thought of should i show these to her in chronological order like do we

01:49:04.120 start with the prequels yeah no i don't think she'd even understand it so we decided not to do that

01:49:08.680 but she's really loving it she she's totally in i mean she wanted to walk to keep going even when it

01:49:15.100 was late at night and it's fascinating to go through them again because i realized first of all i love this

01:49:21.360 series for 40 years i love this series watching it and you realize how much they've ruined it

01:49:27.460 they've ruined it completely to the extent now that pat i won't watch any of the new stuff i'm done

01:49:31.560 they've lost me completely you haven't watched like acolyte nope at all no i mean i think there's now

01:49:38.280 two full series i haven't watched any of wasn't there another one after mandalorian there's something

01:49:43.160 else in there yeah there's been several i think since then there was uh there was a um obi-wan

01:49:49.680 kenobi yeah didn't watch any of that didn't watch any of that nope and and then was there another

01:49:55.680 one i think there was another one i didn't watch that and i only i didn't there was the uh you know

01:50:00.900 the bounty hunter what's his face oh yeah right um uh boba fett yes boba fett i don't remember what

01:50:06.960 that was called because i didn't really get into that either right and i didn't even now the latest

01:50:12.040 one they just really put the finishing touches on ruining it forever for so many star wars fans

01:50:18.540 i mean here's one of the greatest franchises in the history of film and everybody wants to love it

01:50:28.040 everybody wants to love whatever it is you're putting out it's pretty hard to wreck it and yet

01:50:34.280 they managed it it's really sad really sad what disney has done with it since uh buying it from lucas

01:50:41.220 but lucas ruined it too with the prequels so yeah i mean it's in part his fault as well it's yeah it's

01:50:47.180 been ruined over and over again it's and i what really shook me from the entire series was the

01:50:52.900 gina carano thing like where like mandalorian i was i was i was grinding my way through it i didn't

01:50:59.200 love it i didn't think it was great it was okay but i felt like i was watching it more like it was

01:51:05.020 my job like i don't know for some reason i feel required to watch everything that star wars released

01:51:10.520 again you want to love it i keep thinking i'm gonna love it and then i never love it and then

01:51:15.940 it's true even with the movies you go back and you say okay well the the first three were great right

01:51:20.720 really two of the three i think were great return of the jedi was good it had its moments true the

01:51:27.100 the prequels had moments i think but were like generally pretty bad the fight scenes were good

01:51:33.240 the fight scenes were good part of it yeah there was a lot of there was a lot of cool scenes in it but

01:51:37.580 like generally speaking as a trilogy everyone knows they're terrible and then the uh the last

01:51:42.320 oh my gosh the last three i actually am a defender of episode seven which i thought was basically just

01:51:50.160 a remake of the original episode four um however i actually kind of liked it and thought it was fine

01:51:55.200 after that gets really bad i'm not in love with it um i i just i never married the new characters i

01:52:02.000 know a lot of people did like it was they were okay you know it was okay it wasn't like luke and

01:52:07.560 laura and han solo and all of that to me and then the eighth one was terrible absolutely atrocious

01:52:15.020 when you've got luke whining and crying and i'm scared i'm afraid and i can't leave the planet

01:52:23.120 don't hurt me please i i just want to stay here don't make me go they turned him into as whiny a

01:52:31.100 liberal as mark hamill is in real life yes which is why yes he did yeah and it was even too whiny for

01:52:35.880 mark hamill he didn't like what they did to luke he complained about it uh but he said it's not my

01:52:41.520 characters and i let's be honest my mark was looking for some acting gigs at that point it

01:52:46.100 had been a long time yes it had been a long time he had done a bunch of voice stuff i'm sure he was

01:52:50.340 doing fine but like characters that's all he did yeah for a very long time right um someone's

01:52:55.840 writing and saying andor was another uh another series i guess i don't know i didn't love that

01:53:01.260 it was but i mean the fact that what they did to gina carano to remind all of us about this

01:53:06.900 here is a person who was doing an excellent job by far the most interesting character

01:53:11.760 in mandalorian including baby yoda and uh she she posts a picture basically saying hey we shouldn't go

01:53:19.860 we shouldn't you know we should not do is make we should just make sure we don't have another

01:53:22.880 holocaust thing that's like i feel like something we should make sure that was basically the concept

01:53:26.900 of the of the photo with no real like it's not like joe biden's gonna cause one it wasn't anything

01:53:32.180 like that it was just like hey like let's not forget what has happened and make sure we don't go down

01:53:37.080 these roads very generic like nothing uh and something that one of her co-stars from the liberal

01:53:44.000 side had done the exact same thing the exact same thing and they fired her not him and i was like

01:53:50.040 this isn't what am i doing yeah what am i doing even watching giving any attention to this nonsense 0.97

01:53:55.140 why am i watching this why am i why am i giving these people money they're horrible horrible people 0.76

01:54:01.280 and i i i and i'm not like a boycott guy at all i just honestly have just lost interest like it's it's

01:54:10.380 so infuriating and and you get to the point where you have this like emotional connection with a show

01:54:16.800 like that an emotional connection with a movie series where you just almost feel dedicated to

01:54:24.140 it it's like i kind of feel like that with like uh you know like the office like i don't know

01:54:29.340 most of the time i'll watch almost anything for the people the office are in just because i love the

01:54:33.400 office you know like you know j you know jim from the office makes a new movie i'll probably check it

01:54:38.480 out just because i like him you know um and you have that sort of connection and at some point you

01:54:43.640 realize what am i putting myself through why am i doing this and that's where i am with star wars i

01:54:48.320 can't watch any of it yeah that's sad i think a lot of people are there now a lot of people have

01:54:53.220 just given up on it because you know it was wrecked and again i mean they had so much goodwill for star

01:54:59.840 wars it it's hard to wreck that yeah really hard you built up you know 40 years of goodwill and it's

01:55:07.160 it's almost too bad that he brought it back it might have been better had he just left it alone

01:55:13.180 yeah it's like the three just let them lay and and let them be and it would still be considered

01:55:21.060 brilliant his bank account disagrees yes that's true i will say that's true by multiple commas

01:55:27.420 and he sold it for what four billion i think to disney and i remember when that happened number one it's

01:55:32.780 like striking how much money that is number two you realize almost immediately of course they're

01:55:37.140 going to make their money back on this that was a deal and then now you're at the point where like

01:55:40.680 i don't know are they losing money on these series i can't even look i know i don't know maybe maybe

01:55:45.720 it's blatantly obvious but they're putting these things out on disney plus so like they're just

01:55:50.200 counting this as like their subscribers but like i i feel like they've just destroyed the entire thing

01:55:54.880 just like joe biden's legacy you know he was an incredible public servant for 50 years pat

01:56:00.800 everything this man did it was brilliant gold right he was basically the savior of our country

01:56:08.340 for a half century yeah and now he got a cold one cold bad night yep because of jet lag and a cold

01:56:16.360 a jet lagged cold that's the thing but he didn't know it was coming because the cold itself was jet

01:56:21.880 lagged damn it and it's like it's unfair this man's had an incredible career and it's ruined 52 years 0.64

01:56:28.660 of brilliant service to this country 0.98

01:56:31.280 i love that the guy had a 37 approval rating before the debate how can you say he's had a

01:56:39.300 great presidency i mean certainly that's not true to 70 almost 70 percent you know 63 percent of the

01:56:47.300 of the public that either didn't know or think it was terrible and the overwhelming percentage of

01:56:51.300 people think it was bad his disapproval rate right now is 57 percent uh how can you disapprove of uh

01:56:59.640 what since he took over inflation is up 23 percent or something um if you add it all up oh yeah uh they

01:57:09.260 they like to make the case that no no it's completely out of control now it's only three and a half percent

01:57:14.920 yeah yeah but that's on top of nine percent at one point and then three more percent and then three

01:57:21.000 more percent and four percent and i mean it's gone up a ton since he took over who doesn't love that

01:57:28.240 everybody loves that everyone loves the giant jump everybody loves it when 10 million people you don't

01:57:34.300 know sneak into the country illegally everybody loves that that's great by the way can i can i

01:57:40.060 separate a little ramp but a somewhat related one which is another thing i loved as a child

01:57:45.840 mcdonald's i can't take the freaking mcdonald's attacks right now it's driving me crazy there are 0.83

01:57:52.020 mcdonald's attacks i bought a 14 big mac meal what's wrong with mcdonald's okay number one mcdonald's 0.95

01:58:01.180 exists in joe biden's america they deal with the same pressures every other freaking business does

01:58:07.540 okay when i saw this like you know they talked about i saw an interview with the um ceo and

01:58:14.280 they're like well i mean we saw this one social media post on tiktok that in connecticut on the uh

01:58:20.480 uh the these the highway mcdonald's someone bought a big mac meal for 14 okay first of all a little

01:58:28.160 known fact i worked at the highway mcdonald's in connecticut that was my first job when i was a kid

01:58:33.240 and everything is triple the price because there's nowhere else to stop it's just highway

01:58:39.740 mcdonald's so those mcdonald's have always been three times the cost of all the other mcdonald's

01:58:45.400 then they're like well it's actually though even if you just say that's an uh a uh symbol you know a

01:58:51.060 one one off the prices are up 20 since 2019 yeah like every other price and every other thing in the

01:59:00.540 country go to the grocery store go to the grocery store go anywhere and you will find that same sort

01:59:05.760 of increase and people act like i'm sorry like if you want uh if you want cheap food at mcdonald's

01:59:12.420 you can get it you know i mean i go there too often you know it's not it's not that crazy they've got

01:59:19.600 all sorts of deals uh going on in the app all the time let me see i got the app open here let's see

01:59:25.720 rewards and deals yes every day these things are here free chicken mcnuggets with purchase 99 cent

01:59:32.760 coffee two dollars any size fries a dollar 50 breakfast sandwich look what the hell are these 0.54

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02:00:01.080 to blame somebody for mcdonald's prices the the freaking invalid in the white house is where you 0.97

02:00:06.200 start with that not not not joe not not mcdonald ronald mcdonald is not president of the united states 0.77

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02:01:49.540 pat and stew for glenn today by the way um you know you were talking about mcdonald's raising their

02:02:04.460 prices because everything's gone up what 23 although as a small business owner i have noticed it's a lot

02:02:13.400 more than that on certain products it's about triple that on some things like butter and sugar and other

02:02:19.440 products that you need to make you know i don't know like for instance cookies yeah and you guys

02:02:24.420 at kexie cookies use about one third of america's butter in each cookie which is incredible as we do

02:02:32.460 but as a business owner you have to decide at some point all right do i continue to uh eat this cost

02:02:39.060 yep or do i raise the price of what i sell so i can make money on it or do you change your recipe

02:02:44.020 slightly maybe the cookies are a little smaller maybe you don't give as good a value no i mean i know you

02:02:48.360 guys for a long time just ate it completely which is by the way a terrible idea for a business just

02:02:53.280 so you know right um but uh you've been successful because people really love the cookies and and keep

02:02:58.800 coming back and right now you can get 15 off uh the cookies at kexi very nice 15 off right

02:03:06.620 kexi.com there you go um but it's true i think it hits small businesses all hardest the time it does

02:03:12.820 and you know i mean does ibm care that the prices have gone up at the grocery store

02:03:17.940 um you know 25 probably not as much as like we do so yeah small businesses are going to be more

02:03:26.240 affected but eventually it's going to catch up to the places like mcdonald's and they're going to

02:03:31.220 have to decide all right do we raise the price of a value meal or do we continue to eat it indefinitely

02:03:36.780 and not make as much money as we once did you're not going to do that forever right it's crazy

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