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00:01:39.740 the impeachment of donald trump

00:01:46.180 is not what the media is telling you it's about

00:01:52.680 in fact i don't even think it's about what i have told you it was about as we prepare for a special next

00:02:03.160 week we stumbled onto something that we have been actually looking at for 10 years we just didn't

00:02:11.640 know what we were looking at now we do now we do uh i'm going to bring you up to speed on what

00:02:20.700 the media and everybody else is saying is happening and then we're going to pull the curtain back just a

00:02:27.620 bit uh and show you how much trouble the country really is in i mean you could throw donald trump

00:02:38.420 and nancy pelosi and all these people into a black hole if you wanted to it won't change what's really

00:02:47.180 going on and what's really going on is one of the most terrifying things i've ever uncovered going on

00:02:55.240 in our government we'll tell you a little bit more in one minute

00:03:00.440 this is the glenbeck program well tom is from texas and uh texans are just a little different

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00:04:34.540 all right i'm going to give you an update on what the media is talking about on the impeachment and

00:04:44.260 let's just get this straight i think impeachment is going to happen they're going to impeach the house

00:04:50.920 will impeach the president and then it will be up to uh the senate to decide whether they run a trial

00:04:57.320 and if they run a trial then they'll have to decide whether they remove him from office or not but they

00:05:03.420 are hell-bent on impeachment now this week the highest ranking u.s diplomat in ukraine the acting

00:05:12.780 ambassador william taylor he testified to the house impeachment inquiry uh and it wasn't good for

00:05:19.340 president trump we think remember these are secret hearings taylor's testimony was everything the

00:05:25.940 democrats wanted to hear he stated that the face-to-face meeting between trump and zelensky

00:05:31.760 was being dangled like a carrot in exchange for a public announcement public announcement that

00:05:38.120 ukraine was investigating joe biden he also stated that the military aid was be dangled was being

00:05:43.900 dangled for the same thing quid pro quo had everything to do with the conversations between

00:05:49.760 the u.s and ukrainian president uh this is at least as alleged by bill taylor the quid was a

00:05:58.680 face-to-face meeting between trump and zelensky and the military assistance the quo

00:06:06.760 was a public announcement from zelensky that he was ordering an investigation into joe and hunter

00:06:14.260 biden and their relationship with burisma so where's the problem well if it is true it's a big problem

00:06:24.120 for president trump but there are some pretty big holes in it for one several claims by the acting

00:06:29.980 ambassador were based off second-hand conversations and we've all been privy uh you know to this uh

00:06:38.140 testimony uh well no actually just a leaked copy of the opening statement not the testimony

00:06:44.860 we haven't been given a transcript for the question and answer portion minority leader kevin

00:06:51.740 mccarthy hinted yesterday that there there was one key moment where taylor's most damaging claim

00:06:58.640 was completely destroyed by representative ratcliffe from texas but the democrats won't release any of

00:07:06.220 that this is why they're storming quote unquote storming the skiff yesterday can we first stop using the

00:07:14.900 word storming if you've seen they walked into it storming there's also another big hole here the quid

00:07:24.380 the face the face-to-face meeting and the military uh aid was granted by the president without the quo

00:07:32.500 trump met zelensky face-to-face and the military aid was given to ukraine but there was never any

00:07:39.760 announcement of anything hunter biden you know and and joe biden investigations zelensky never made the

00:07:47.340 public uh statement about the investigation so can there be a quid without the quo yeah don't you just

00:07:56.140 want to say to these people shut up all we're getting now is the worst of the worst everything that

00:08:03.100 helps make the democrats case is getting leaked all of the other context is going to stay behind

00:08:09.280 closed doors well we want you to know that we are looking into the full context of what's happening

00:08:15.960 in ukraine and you can't understand the the democrats current case against trump without

00:08:23.840 also knowing what the left has been doing in ukraine

00:08:27.140 so next wednesday we are going to have a special again it's part two of our ukrainian special

00:08:37.620 uh and this one is to go through all of the things that the democrats are now saying out you need to

00:08:47.080 understand their case and so all of the things the democrats are saying and how the media is shaping the

00:08:56.240 narrative we have found some incredible things about the media it's grotesque on what they're doing

00:09:04.960 right now but you need to understand all of that now our first chalkboard went up uh yesterday at

00:09:12.240 glennbeck.com it's an interactive chalkboard so you can go on the chalkboard and you can click on any of

00:09:18.820 these things and it will take you to what that is and all of the documentation uh and i'm telling you

00:09:26.480 there are parts that i only had read uh certain parts of the documentation and i went back in and i

00:09:34.680 reread and i read the whole you know transcript of the trial or whatever it was and i'm telling you it

00:09:42.480 will blow your mind it is the thing that you really it's a resource that is free and you really need

00:09:49.820 if you want to say something counterintuitive

00:09:56.440 if you want to save the country and not necessarily save the democrats or save the republicans

00:10:07.580 you must know this story

00:10:10.720 if you want to just save donald trump you just need half of the story you want to save just the democrats

00:10:18.940 you need half of the story you want to save the country you need the whole story

00:10:23.460 and as far as i know we're the only ones doing it and we are being really responsible

00:10:31.120 we are doing everything we can to vet to double check to triple check to make sure we don't have

00:10:39.160 anything without the original documents or without the actual voices video or official transcripts

00:10:47.700 now with this being said that is next wednesday

00:10:52.520 as we were looking into this and as we were going through some stuff some old names started to appear

00:11:02.240 and yesterday we started going through some old boxes from fox and old files that we had done

00:11:13.100 and we were working on about 2010 probably 2009 2010

00:11:19.280 and there were a few chalkboards about a theory of something that wasn't my theory

00:11:25.920 it was a an obama theory

00:11:27.620 and it was his counsel and it was hillary clinton

00:11:31.000 and we did some shows on this

00:11:33.900 and

00:11:34.680 we showed you how

00:11:36.700 uh how they were trying to

00:11:39.520 they were trying to be the fabian socialist i know if you're a new listener of the program

00:11:45.240 i might be speaking greek to you

00:11:47.340 uh if you're a long-time listener you know what the fabian socialists are

00:11:51.280 fabian socialists are the

00:11:53.100 um it's the think tank if you will that caused world war one

00:11:57.920 uh just they they they believe in heating up the world

00:12:03.740 causing chaos

00:12:05.600 so they can change it and beat the world into a shape that is closer to their heart's desire

00:12:12.180 and their their logo is a wolf in sheep's clothing

00:12:17.460 it's crazy

00:12:18.580 and you have all these prime ministers and all these presidents and everything else that have

00:12:23.240 all taken pictures and photos in front of the fabian the famous fabian socialist window

00:12:28.500 when we started looking into this years ago

00:12:40.740 i thought we had exposed it and i thought that we had

00:12:48.820 i had no idea that it was that it just kept going

00:12:53.480 i don't know how might have happened in the transition

00:12:56.240 i don't know how we lost this

00:12:57.920 but we've been looking at this piece for a while

00:13:00.300 in fact our chief researcher

00:13:01.600 had been looking into this

00:13:03.560 jason had been doing something

00:13:05.180 because we had a conversation about what seven years ago eight years ago

00:13:08.760 yeah

00:13:09.040 and i don't remember do you remember what that conversation was that

00:13:12.480 do you want to say or not

00:13:15.220 we don't want to tip our hand yet

00:13:16.620 um okay so but we had a conversation and he was intrigued by it and he started doing research

00:13:23.660 but he didn't think it connected to anything

00:13:26.380 and so when it gave him a name yesterday

00:13:29.560 and i said look at this video will you

00:13:33.260 and i said it's this person

00:13:35.820 and he i left and he sat at his desk for a while went

00:13:39.300 i remember that name i don't know why

00:13:42.100 i was irritated because i was like we were almost done writing for the special next week

00:13:46.280 and i was like not another name

00:13:47.640 but i was like wait a minute

00:13:49.100 so i just plugged it into our little my little computer search finder thing

00:13:52.220 from all of the stuff i've researched

00:13:53.980 and it popped up

00:13:55.300 and then it referred back to that conversation that we had

00:13:58.900 you know back several years ago

00:14:00.300 which referred stew back to things that we were exposing at fox

00:14:03.840 uh so we are going to do the special next week

00:14:08.320 that you really have to watch

00:14:10.860 because you have to understand

00:14:13.220 how it all ties together

00:14:15.800 you have to understand

00:14:17.500 if you just focus on the phone call

00:14:20.420 and quid pro quo

00:14:22.120 it excuses the corruption that was happening

00:14:25.700 in uh ukraine

00:14:27.860 that we went over in the first special

00:14:30.260 and that is grotesque

00:14:32.100 but it is nothing

00:14:35.300 nothing

00:14:36.520 like what we are going to expose

00:14:38.900 on the third special

00:14:40.640 which is coming in the next probably month

00:14:42.880 the trail of this is absolutely insane

00:14:45.560 ukraine is just a small cog 0.97

00:14:48.040 yes

00:14:48.380 in this entire machine

00:14:49.760 i mean you're going to be blown away

00:14:52.400 when you see the literal trail of blood

00:14:55.440 and destruction

00:14:56.420 that started probably around 2009

00:15:00.180 all the way up until

00:15:01.500 well really all the way up until today

00:15:03.120 so we're still looking into it

00:15:04.580 but i believe that

00:15:05.480 you're still seeing these things

00:15:07.100 actively being done

00:15:08.040 things like ukraine

00:15:09.020 right now

00:15:09.600 i think

00:15:10.360 and i don't

00:15:11.600 this is my gut

00:15:12.560 my gut says that

00:15:14.260 40 to 50 percent

00:15:16.040 of the turmoil

00:15:17.340 and it may be higher

00:15:18.380 the turmoil

00:15:20.140 that you see on the streets

00:15:22.500 uh you know with revolutions

00:15:25.760 and people on the streets

00:15:27.440 protesting

00:15:28.300 and all the conflict

00:15:30.280 40 to 50 percent of that

00:15:32.680 my gut says

00:15:33.740 is all a show

00:15:35.400 it's all people being used

00:15:37.680 by the u.s state department

00:15:40.520 and they have no idea

00:15:42.300 you i will tell you that

00:15:44.580 i've seen a lot of things

00:15:46.360 that have given me pause

00:15:48.580 and given me

00:15:49.520 oh really

00:15:51.060 we're doing this

00:15:53.840 this is the most

00:15:56.720 i'll be careful

00:15:58.820 and

00:15:59.220 i think this is the most

00:16:03.880 evil thing

00:16:05.400 i've ever seen

00:16:06.560 our government do

00:16:07.780 uh pretty broad statement there

00:16:12.160 how close how close

00:16:14.180 do you think that is

00:16:15.040 to what you feel

00:16:15.820 jason

00:16:16.740 um it's definitely diabolical

00:16:19.380 and it's i mean

00:16:20.340 if people

00:16:22.300 what's happening

00:16:23.160 to what's happening

00:16:24.380 to the world right now

00:16:25.640 what's happening

00:16:26.740 it is

00:16:28.120 coordinated

00:16:29.040 by our government

00:16:30.720 and deep state

00:16:32.080 it is

00:16:33.620 it is out

00:16:34.840 in the open

00:16:35.820 but nobody

00:16:38.360 will talk about it

00:16:39.340 there's no way

00:16:41.280 that donald trump

00:16:42.100 i don't even know

00:16:42.900 if donald trump

00:16:43.560 really understands this

00:16:44.860 or anybody in his

00:16:45.560 administration

00:16:46.040 understands this

00:16:47.560 but this is

00:16:49.040 the new way

00:16:50.600 of operating

00:16:51.580 for the united states

00:16:52.940 of america

00:16:53.580 and it was done

00:16:54.480 by barack obama

00:16:55.760 and hillary clinton 0.90

00:16:56.840 and it is

00:16:58.980 the deep state

00:17:00.080 it is operating

00:17:01.280 without the president

00:17:03.020 it is just operating

00:17:04.320 yeah and it's

00:17:06.260 it's interesting

00:17:06.740 how involved

00:17:07.600 like career diplomats

00:17:09.040 are in

00:17:10.100 in on this

00:17:11.180 um i've already seen

00:17:12.160 evidence that

00:17:12.680 that career diplomats

00:17:14.180 people in the state department

00:17:15.140 in some of these other countries

00:17:16.260 are still you know

00:17:18.360 fulfilling this

00:17:18.980 oh no their policy

00:17:19.960 no this is united states

00:17:21.880 policy now

00:17:22.700 at least with the state department

00:17:24.620 and uh

00:17:25.680 and so we're going to be

00:17:27.020 exposing that

00:17:27.760 but please please

00:17:29.040 tell your friends

00:17:30.140 and please

00:17:31.200 stay

00:17:32.200 in touch with this

00:17:33.720 because

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00:17:37.260 and you're going to need

00:17:38.360 to understand it

00:17:39.220 and we will take you through it

00:17:40.980 it begins

00:17:41.580 next week

00:17:42.720 next wednesday

00:17:43.780 uh make sure you watch our special

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00:17:57.540 thanks jason

00:17:59.500 hang on

00:17:59.960 because i want to ask you

00:18:00.720 about syria

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00:19:24.560 jason let's talk a little bit

00:19:39.620 about syria

00:19:40.280 and what happened

00:19:41.420 jason is our head researcher

00:19:42.940 he's former military intelligence

00:19:44.860 and he looks over

00:19:47.540 global politics

00:19:49.000 policies

00:19:49.500 and military

00:19:51.000 so jason

00:19:53.060 what your thoughts

00:19:54.360 on syria

00:19:55.460 because

00:19:56.040 donald trump

00:19:57.280 took a victory lap

00:19:58.280 yesterday

00:19:58.760 some people are just saying

00:20:01.420 well he just gave

00:20:02.760 syria

00:20:03.560 to turkey

00:20:04.500 and

00:20:04.800 and the russians

00:20:06.560 so

00:20:07.640 is that a victory lap

00:20:09.160 um

00:20:10.140 so

00:20:10.700 i

00:20:11.520 his victory lap

00:20:12.520 was kind of

00:20:13.080 kind of tagging along

00:20:14.500 with

00:20:14.840 saying he was responsible

00:20:16.260 for the peace agreement

00:20:17.080 which i don't think

00:20:18.240 is accurate

00:20:18.680 i think he's just kind of

00:20:20.600 claiming

00:20:21.760 a little responsibility

00:20:22.760 you have

00:20:23.100 you do have

00:20:23.740 a commander

00:20:24.720 on the ground

00:20:25.540 that said

00:20:26.060 we wouldn't have gotten

00:20:27.320 this deal

00:20:28.160 with russia

00:20:28.740 and turkey

00:20:29.220 if it wasn't

00:20:29.980 for donald trump

00:20:31.020 yeah well i think

00:20:32.160 there's a lot of things

00:20:32.820 that trump has done

00:20:33.720 that that has

00:20:34.440 that has reoriented

00:20:36.480 the uh

00:20:37.820 the powers

00:20:38.540 back to their natural state

00:20:39.900 uh

00:20:40.660 trump said

00:20:42.480 i think

00:20:43.100 what was it a week ago

00:20:44.100 about a week ago

00:20:45.340 he said that uh

00:20:46.540 this was

00:20:46.960 one of the most

00:20:47.580 brilliant moves

00:20:48.440 uh

00:20:49.160 you know

00:20:49.540 in in this area

00:20:50.460 in foreign policy

00:20:51.120 and a lot of people

00:20:52.080 laughed at him

00:20:52.720 but i sat down

00:20:53.700 and thought about it

00:20:54.540 and it actually

00:20:55.480 is a brilliant move

00:20:57.040 let me explain

00:20:57.940 and i first want to

00:20:59.360 to make a clarification

00:21:00.480 between

00:21:01.080 you know

00:21:02.020 there is a harsh

00:21:03.120 uh

00:21:03.920 geopolitical

00:21:04.700 uh

00:21:05.620 reality

00:21:06.100 reality

00:21:06.780 and way of thinking

00:21:07.580 and then there's also

00:21:09.120 the human side

00:21:09.900 there's the emotional side

00:21:10.840 and we're all very emotional

00:21:12.200 about this

00:21:12.760 because especially

00:21:13.560 my

00:21:13.840 like my generation

00:21:15.140 the people have fought

00:21:15.740 in that area

00:21:16.280 we've forged relationships

00:21:17.600 and we fought

00:21:18.640 with the

00:21:19.000 with the kurds

00:21:19.620 in syria

00:21:20.060 um

00:21:21.080 the kurds in syria

00:21:21.860 are culturally

00:21:22.820 like the iraqi kurds

00:21:24.360 um

00:21:25.120 and that's a very

00:21:25.700 very important

00:21:26.460 uh

00:21:27.160 uh

00:21:28.000 specific there

00:21:28.820 they're culturally

00:21:29.600 the same

00:21:30.240 ideologically

00:21:31.180 they're not the same

00:21:31.840 but you'll hear

00:21:32.600 a lot of people saying

00:21:33.300 oh they're just like

00:21:33.960 american you know

00:21:34.660 values

00:21:35.080 it's not true

00:21:36.040 culturally yes

00:21:37.040 culturally they're

00:21:37.720 beautiful people

00:21:38.440 um

00:21:39.320 you won't find

00:21:39.840 a better

00:21:40.180 better person

00:21:41.020 ideologically

00:21:42.120 they're marxists 1.00

00:21:42.880 marxists 0.93

00:21:43.540 they are

00:21:44.280 um

00:21:45.160 they've had to

00:21:46.500 resort to terrorism

00:21:47.600 i will

00:21:48.340 i will say though

00:21:49.160 that they only

00:21:49.480 resorted to terrorism

00:21:50.360 after their

00:21:51.400 their uh

00:21:52.360 after being

00:21:52.880 basically killed

00:21:53.640 for you know

00:21:54.680 decades

00:21:55.280 and then their

00:21:56.560 political

00:21:56.880 leaders

00:21:57.940 were jailed

00:21:59.320 then they resorted

00:22:00.040 to that

00:22:00.440 but um

00:22:01.740 so i think

00:22:02.100 that there's

00:22:02.440 this is important

00:22:03.000 you know

00:22:03.620 specification

00:22:04.540 to be made there

00:22:05.660 um

00:22:06.580 i love the people

00:22:07.580 uh

00:22:08.960 the geopolitical

00:22:09.760 reality though

00:22:10.460 is that

00:22:11.460 look we've been

00:22:11.880 in a proxy war

00:22:12.660 that has

00:22:13.320 completely

00:22:13.820 upended

00:22:14.340 the entire

00:22:15.440 balance of power

00:22:16.500 in that in that

00:22:17.340 region

00:22:17.740 so much so

00:22:18.920 that turkey

00:22:20.160 has always been

00:22:21.080 a uh

00:22:22.280 you know

00:22:22.600 an enemy

00:22:23.000 to people like

00:22:23.960 iran russia

00:22:24.800 syria

00:22:25.320 but they were

00:22:25.820 working together

00:22:26.400 just because

00:22:27.420 we were there

00:22:27.980 what the

00:22:29.220 brilliant move

00:22:30.060 was that now

00:22:30.900 they're facing

00:22:31.840 each other down

00:22:32.440 and the bad part

00:22:33.740 is is that we

00:22:34.420 ripped the band-aid

00:22:35.400 off and everybody's

00:22:36.260 like oh

00:22:37.020 and that's

00:22:38.220 important to look

00:22:39.220 at but

00:22:40.160 the band-aid

00:22:41.320 should have

00:22:42.020 been taken

00:22:42.560 off

00:22:43.060 uh

00:22:43.880 and it is

00:22:44.760 going to

00:22:45.100 change

00:22:45.600 many things

00:22:46.540 and most

00:22:47.180 importantly

00:22:47.520 get us

00:22:48.080 out of a

00:22:48.800 proxy war

00:22:49.680 yeah

00:22:50.060 more in a

00:22:50.660 second

00:22:50.880 you're listening

00:22:54.240 to glenn

00:22:55.140 beck

00:22:55.880 all right

00:22:58.940 let me tell you

00:22:59.800 about our

00:23:00.160 sponsor this

00:23:00.940 uh

00:23:01.300 half hour

00:23:01.700 it is

00:23:02.140 my patriot

00:23:02.860 supply

00:23:03.400 my patriot

00:23:04.380 supply

00:23:04.920 um

00:23:05.540 people were

00:23:06.300 prepared in

00:23:06.980 2010

00:23:07.700 uh

00:23:08.920 versus today

00:23:10.100 they are

00:23:11.640 not necessarily

00:23:12.340 prepared

00:23:12.860 many people

00:23:13.380 stopped because

00:23:14.140 obama left

00:23:14.740 the white

00:23:15.080 house as if

00:23:15.700 everything you

00:23:16.500 know we were

00:23:16.840 preparing for

00:23:17.740 had to do

00:23:18.280 with just

00:23:18.960 him

00:23:19.380 i'm here to

00:23:20.420 tell you that

00:23:20.920 that mentality

00:23:21.900 is dead

00:23:22.680 wrong

00:23:23.060 look at the

00:23:24.020 deep state

00:23:24.620 for example

00:23:25.320 look at the

00:23:26.060 other side

00:23:26.560 willing to

00:23:27.200 destroy the

00:23:28.020 free market

00:23:28.700 due process

00:23:29.440 privacy

00:23:30.040 the constitution

00:23:31.000 look at

00:23:32.300 what's happening

00:23:32.840 around the

00:23:33.300 world

00:23:33.680 now

00:23:35.100 please

00:23:35.920 prepare

00:23:36.440 for any

00:23:36.940 eventuality

00:23:37.680 it might

00:23:38.260 be

00:23:38.580 monday

00:23:39.260 we had

00:23:39.680 another

00:23:40.000 really bad

00:23:40.800 tornado

00:23:41.240 here in

00:23:41.780 dallas

00:23:42.140 could be

00:23:42.640 that

00:23:43.040 it could

00:23:44.060 be something

00:23:44.460 far worse

00:23:45.200 it might

00:23:46.180 be nothing

00:23:46.920 but the

00:23:47.980 peace of

00:23:48.420 mind

00:23:48.680 is worth

00:23:49.360 it

00:23:49.540 take care

00:23:50.000 of your

00:23:50.260 family

00:23:50.560 go to

00:23:50.880 prepare

00:23:51.260 with glenn.com

00:23:52.300 prepare

00:23:52.760 with glenn.com

00:23:53.860 you'll get a

00:23:54.600 two-week food

00:23:55.320 kit

00:23:55.700 right now

00:23:56.480 save

00:23:56.880 seventy dollars

00:23:57.900 on a two-week

00:23:58.760 food kit

00:23:59.460 guaranteed

00:23:59.920 two-day

00:24:00.400 delivery

00:24:00.840 prepare

00:24:01.380 with glenn.com

00:24:02.920 the offer is not

00:24:03.700 going to last

00:24:04.320 but your

00:24:05.740 preparedness

00:24:06.360 will

00:24:07.140 prepare

00:24:07.760 with glenn.com

00:24:09.500 so much of this

00:24:11.180 is so complicated

00:24:12.020 but we've been

00:24:12.520 breaking it down

00:24:13.080 all week on tv

00:24:13.900 go to

00:24:14.240 blaze tv.com

00:24:15.400 use the promo

00:24:16.020 code glenn

00:24:16.840 and save ten

00:24:17.840 bucks on your

00:24:18.280 membership

00:24:32.920 all right let me

00:24:50.340 give you an

00:24:50.600 update on the

00:24:51.300 next shiny

00:24:51.800 object that the

00:24:52.700 world seems to

00:24:53.620 be focusing on

00:24:54.460 today that we

00:24:55.060 will absolutely

00:24:55.820 forget within

00:24:56.640 two days as

00:24:57.720 soon as there's

00:24:58.180 another shiny

00:24:58.760 object

00:24:59.240 this time

00:25:00.940 it's a really

00:25:01.520 sad story

00:25:02.480 out of

00:25:02.960 out of

00:25:03.420 texas

00:25:03.920 dallas

00:25:04.520 texas

00:25:05.480 for anyone

00:25:06.540 within the

00:25:07.120 sound of my

00:25:07.500 voice that

00:25:08.100 lives in

00:25:08.780 texas

00:25:09.240 if you

00:25:09.920 didn't think

00:25:10.800 the state

00:25:11.760 of texas

00:25:12.520 could be

00:25:13.120 turned blue

00:25:14.240 you're out

00:25:15.840 of your 0.68

00:25:17.120 mind

00:25:18.040 listen to

00:25:20.200 this story

00:25:20.980 in case you

00:25:22.560 missed it

00:25:23.120 uh we

00:25:24.400 have a

00:25:25.320 mom

00:25:25.900 that says

00:25:27.540 her three

00:25:28.440 and now

00:25:28.860 seven-year-old

00:25:29.780 son uh wants

00:25:31.320 to be a

00:25:31.720 girl and

00:25:32.220 has always

00:25:32.560 wanted to

00:25:32.980 be a girl

00:25:33.440 and so she

00:25:35.100 wants the

00:25:35.720 transition

00:25:36.340 therapy to

00:25:38.620 begin happening

00:25:39.360 which means

00:25:40.360 you give him

00:25:42.140 drugs that will

00:25:43.280 stop him from

00:25:44.120 going into

00:25:44.640 puberty

00:25:45.020 it will also

00:25:46.460 sterilize him

00:25:47.280 for the rest

00:25:47.740 of his life

00:25:48.320 uh you know

00:25:49.000 but no big

00:25:49.480 deal because

00:25:49.920 he wants to

00:25:50.640 be a girl

00:25:51.180 dad says

00:25:53.040 he doesn't

00:25:53.900 want to be

00:25:54.440 a girl

00:25:54.780 this is a

00:25:55.360 mom thing

00:25:56.160 and uh

00:25:58.420 the state

00:25:58.800 of texas

00:25:59.320 the judge

00:25:59.800 ruled that

00:26:00.480 mom rules

00:26:02.080 and so

00:26:03.620 mom can

00:26:04.340 say yeah

00:26:05.240 we're gonna

00:26:05.700 sterilize 0.99

00:26:07.080 this kid

00:26:07.840 this is

00:26:09.600 child abuse

00:26:11.300 child abuse

00:26:12.960 now

00:26:16.260 dad is

00:26:18.200 saying i

00:26:18.960 will because

00:26:19.980 he's being

00:26:20.400 forced to

00:26:21.000 pay for the

00:26:21.540 surgery he's

00:26:22.120 like i'm not

00:26:22.620 gonna pay for

00:26:23.260 it i won't

00:26:23.620 be involved

00:26:24.220 and i

00:26:25.340 don't care

00:26:25.740 what it

00:26:26.080 means i

00:26:26.680 will do

00:26:27.060 everything

00:26:27.620 within my

00:26:28.200 means to

00:26:29.500 stop this

00:26:30.420 and i

00:26:31.300 think you

00:26:32.280 know in

00:26:32.620 texas i

00:26:33.200 think that

00:26:33.520 probably

00:26:33.920 means

00:26:34.460 taking the

00:26:36.320 kid and

00:26:37.060 uh come

00:26:38.260 in and get

00:26:38.760 me and

00:26:39.800 by the way

00:26:40.420 i've got

00:26:41.040 guns i

00:26:43.180 don't know

00:26:43.800 but i

00:26:45.740 would certainly

00:26:46.320 be considering

00:26:47.140 that if this

00:26:48.020 were my son

00:26:48.760 in fact i

00:26:49.780 would do

00:26:51.040 this

00:26:51.460 so what

00:26:54.680 do we

00:26:54.920 what what

00:26:55.460 what do

00:26:55.980 we do

00:26:56.340 here

00:26:56.700 well tomorrow

00:26:58.180 the dad's

00:26:59.220 going to be

00:26:59.500 on with us

00:27:00.120 he can't

00:27:00.520 talk to us

00:27:00.960 today because

00:27:01.840 of another

00:27:02.700 hearing he

00:27:03.340 has to see

00:27:03.780 how that

00:27:04.220 goes and

00:27:05.400 then he's

00:27:05.880 going to

00:27:06.100 talk to

00:27:06.460 us tomorrow

00:27:07.220 to tell us

00:27:08.960 what's really

00:27:10.160 going on

00:27:10.940 in this

00:27:11.440 now there's

00:27:11.940 one thing

00:27:12.380 that seems

00:27:12.960 to be left

00:27:13.560 out of all

00:27:14.480 of the

00:27:15.040 stories daily

00:27:16.160 wire uh

00:27:17.380 had it

00:27:17.740 yesterday

00:27:18.220 um he's

00:27:19.940 going to be

00:27:20.360 called luna

00:27:21.600 okay that's

00:27:23.080 the name

00:27:23.580 luna

00:27:24.660 now uh

00:27:27.280 luna is

00:27:28.340 seems like

00:27:28.800 a you know

00:27:29.440 a pretty

00:27:30.180 bad uh

00:27:31.560 name if

00:27:32.680 i've never

00:27:33.320 if you're a

00:27:33.900 protein bar

00:27:34.540 it's a decent

00:27:34.980 name yeah

00:27:35.800 it's not it's

00:27:36.840 not bad well

00:27:37.540 this isn't his

00:27:38.180 first choice

00:27:38.840 his first choice

00:27:41.200 was starfire

00:27:42.180 now his mom

00:27:45.560 didn't like

00:27:46.040 stars the

00:27:46.660 starfire

00:27:47.180 uh so

00:27:49.280 she suggested

00:27:50.040 luna

00:27:50.500 and he

00:27:52.540 likes starfire

00:27:53.420 and she

00:27:54.060 said you're

00:27:54.780 not going

00:27:55.300 with starfire

00:27:55.980 so mom

00:27:56.940 says that

00:27:58.040 she can 0.59

00:27:58.940 she knows

00:28:00.020 that her

00:28:00.460 son is

00:28:01.460 is old

00:28:02.980 enough brave

00:28:03.760 enough secure

00:28:05.120 enough in the

00:28:05.860 knowledge of who

00:28:06.560 he is that

00:28:07.800 he can get a

00:28:08.960 sex change

00:28:09.960 and be 0.99

00:28:10.600 sterilized for

00:28:11.780 life but

00:28:13.120 he's not smart

00:28:13.780 enough to pick

00:28:14.320 out his own

00:28:14.820 name

00:28:15.180 now the

00:28:17.500 reason why

00:28:18.220 he wants

00:28:18.800 starfire

00:28:19.580 is because

00:28:20.680 it's a

00:28:21.320 character from

00:28:22.100 the superhero

00:28:22.780 cartoons

00:28:23.920 teen titans

00:28:24.900 go

00:28:25.320 so he's

00:28:28.800 picking his

00:28:29.560 name

00:28:30.140 from a

00:28:31.560 cartoon

00:28:32.340 he watches

00:28:33.700 i just

00:28:34.840 want you to

00:28:35.780 just be up to

00:28:36.540 speed on

00:28:37.200 where this

00:28:37.840 kid's mentality

00:28:38.540 is oh i

00:28:39.620 don't know

00:28:39.920 right where

00:28:40.700 every kid's

00:28:41.640 mentality is

00:28:42.660 he's he's

00:28:45.240 the reason why

00:28:46.500 mom said

00:28:47.480 that he wanted

00:28:48.580 to be a girl

00:28:49.220 is because when

00:28:49.800 he was three

00:28:50.460 he was watching

00:28:51.280 this and he's

00:28:51.900 like i'm starfire

00:28:52.980 which is a

00:28:53.660 female character

00:28:54.460 oh you're

00:28:55.740 so you're a

00:28:56.560 woman you're a 1.00

00:28:57.160 female 0.86

00:28:57.560 no i'm

00:28:59.000 starfire

00:28:59.620 so you want

00:29:02.000 to be a

00:29:02.380 woman no i'm

00:29:03.160 starfire

00:29:03.780 think of your

00:29:05.560 three-year-old

00:29:06.640 watching a cartoon

00:29:08.780 he's not seeing

00:29:09.780 the sex 0.61

00:29:10.580 he's seeing

00:29:12.820 the character

00:29:14.500 i'm starfire

00:29:16.680 matt walsh

00:29:19.080 pointed out

00:29:19.520 yesterday how

00:29:20.120 many of our

00:29:20.520 kids have

00:29:22.020 have told

00:29:23.160 us in all

00:29:24.700 seriousness not

00:29:26.000 that they're

00:29:26.360 lying not that

00:29:27.320 they're joking

00:29:28.060 they just are

00:29:29.980 when they're

00:29:30.860 three years old

00:29:31.560 and they're

00:29:31.820 walking on all

00:29:32.480 fours and i'm

00:29:33.460 a dinosaur

00:29:34.320 roar

00:29:34.960 if i took them

00:29:37.760 seriously

00:29:38.540 for a long

00:29:40.040 period of time

00:29:40.840 and said you

00:29:41.300 are a dinosaur 0.58

00:29:42.180 and then

00:29:42.940 reinforced that

00:29:44.140 yeah i'm a

00:29:45.040 dinosaur 0.89

00:29:45.440 you are a

00:29:47.480 dinosaur 0.99

00:29:47.900 you are a

00:29:49.320 dinosaur 0.98

00:29:49.660 and i kept

00:29:50.460 telling you that

00:29:51.420 all the time

00:29:52.280 and you're

00:29:52.580 three you know

00:29:53.760 you can be a

00:29:54.760 dinosaur if you

00:29:55.460 want to be i 0.76

00:29:55.940 want to be a

00:29:56.560 dinosaur i am a

00:29:58.020 dinosaur you

00:29:59.640 don't think that

00:30:00.860 you would have

00:30:01.460 kids claiming to

00:30:03.220 be dinosaurs if

00:30:04.500 you encouraged

00:30:05.840 that of course

00:30:07.880 that's their

00:30:08.960 mindset

00:30:09.740 and there's

00:30:12.820 no kids that

00:30:14.260 wind up like

00:30:15.060 this that grow

00:30:15.940 up with the

00:30:16.680 crazy names

00:30:17.440 because all of

00:30:18.220 their parents say

00:30:19.140 that name is

00:30:20.320 crazy right

00:30:21.540 they don't none

00:30:22.360 of them are

00:30:22.800 named starfire

00:30:23.720 none of them

00:30:24.220 are named

00:30:24.540 fozzy bear

00:30:25.420 none of them

00:30:26.020 are named

00:30:26.360 spongebob

00:30:27.240 why if that's

00:30:29.060 how they're

00:30:29.400 identifying why

00:30:30.420 don't their

00:30:30.800 parents let

00:30:31.340 them go with

00:30:31.780 it because

00:30:32.140 they know

00:30:32.760 they're they're

00:30:33.420 too young and

00:30:34.760 they don't

00:30:35.380 understand too 1.00

00:30:36.040 stupid to make 1.00

00:30:37.000 a lifelong 1.00

00:30:37.380 decision like

00:30:37.980 they don't

00:30:38.360 understand the

00:30:39.300 lifelong ramifications

00:30:40.800 and of course

00:30:41.560 with the

00:30:42.060 lifelong ramifications

00:30:43.120 you can change

00:30:44.220 your name we

00:30:45.380 all we're all

00:30:45.960 calling them

00:30:46.340 kareem abdul

00:30:46.960 jabbar but

00:30:48.340 that was not a

00:30:49.140 difficult that you

00:30:49.740 can change your

00:30:50.340 name pretty easily

00:30:51.040 Muhammad Ali

00:30:51.500 99% of women

00:30:53.860 who get married

00:30:54.480 change their last

00:30:55.400 name and everyone

00:30:56.000 just learns it it's

00:30:57.380 an easy transition

00:30:58.380 with a name

00:30:59.040 bob francis is

00:31:01.140 beto right i

00:31:02.960 mean if you buy

00:31:04.640 into that one i

00:31:06.800 can certainly have

00:31:08.160 the name star

00:31:09.180 fire yet surely

00:31:10.460 beto bob frank

00:31:12.180 robert francis

00:31:13.220 will be on the

00:31:13.860 side of this

00:31:15.180 mother who won't

00:31:16.580 allow her kid to 1.00

00:31:17.780 name himself name

00:31:18.720 himself star fire

00:31:20.280 but will allow him

00:31:21.440 to name his gender

00:31:22.360 female that is 1.00

00:31:23.780 absolutely insane 1.00

00:31:25.680 and you know you it

00:31:26.900 almost gets to the

00:31:27.620 point where because a

00:31:29.300 lot of times i think

00:31:29.920 we as conservatives

00:31:31.020 look at these things

00:31:31.660 and like this kid's 0.96

00:31:32.580 gonna be screwed up 0.91

00:31:33.580 how is this kid 0.95

00:31:34.740 gonna get through

00:31:35.360 life you know

00:31:37.140 what we're wrong

00:31:38.320 on that all the

00:31:39.020 time you know why

00:31:39.740 because society in

00:31:41.660 general just gets 1.00

00:31:42.740 dumber and more 1.00

00:31:43.500 insane so they fit 1.00

00:31:44.660 right in they're

00:31:45.800 gonna it'll just be

00:31:46.820 everybody will be

00:31:47.700 named star fire in

00:31:48.860 40 years and we'll

00:31:49.720 all be like wow what

00:31:50.780 the hell happened

00:31:51.640 everyone's named

00:31:52.300 star fire you know

00:31:53.440 yesterday google said

00:31:55.220 that they hit quantum

00:31:56.360 supremacy which is a

00:31:58.380 very specific term

00:31:59.700 blah blah blah blah blah

00:32:00.500 we get into that

00:32:01.300 some other time google

00:32:03.220 stop using so much

00:32:05.840 power turn it off

00:32:07.160 we're going to think

00:32:09.960 that you have quantum

00:32:11.300 supremacy with an

00:32:13.240 apple 2c in about

00:32:15.200 five years because

00:32:16.320 we're going to be so 1.00

00:32:17.620 damn stupid that 1.00

00:32:19.840 we'll be like you 1.00

00:32:20.500 turn on that magic

00:32:21.620 box look at dad

00:32:23.520 whoa it says two

00:32:25.540 plus two is four i

00:32:27.420 didn't know that i

00:32:28.940 mean we are weeks

00:32:30.080 away from feeding

00:32:31.200 all of our plants

00:32:32.120 brondo energy drink

00:32:33.600 like they did in

00:32:34.320 idiocracy that's where 0.98

00:32:35.740 we're gonna be we're

00:32:36.940 gonna be sitting back

00:32:37.660 and we're gonna be

00:32:37.940 like why aren't the

00:32:38.540 plants growing we've

00:32:39.480 given them electrolytes

00:32:40.580 i don't understand

00:32:41.920 electrolytes are good 0.57

00:32:43.160 like i every day we 0.98

00:32:47.340 seem to get dumber and 0.99

00:32:49.060 dumber and what kills 1.00

00:32:50.280 me is the department of 1.00

00:32:52.540 uh child and family

00:32:54.080 services okay do you

00:32:56.180 remember when tiffany's

00:32:58.260 uh son uh fell he

00:33:02.420 was playing or

00:33:03.040 something and cracked

00:33:04.340 his collarbone do you

00:33:05.420 remember that tiffany

00:33:07.680 who worked for us oh

00:33:08.720 yeah uh yes i do

00:33:10.040 okay you remember

00:33:10.560 that yeah and

00:33:11.220 remember she had to

00:33:12.120 put up with like six

00:33:13.020 months or a year of

00:33:15.320 the state coming in

00:33:16.580 saying uh you sure

00:33:18.360 you're not beating

00:33:18.960 your child yeah i'm

00:33:20.180 no i'm positive i'm

00:33:22.340 not beating my child

00:33:23.440 yeah and they treated

00:33:24.760 that child like it

00:33:26.480 wasn't even hers because

00:33:28.960 he tripped fell broke a

00:33:31.060 collarbone they weren't

00:33:32.100 even home it was a

00:33:33.080 right babysitter was

00:33:33.960 rave rave did that with

00:33:36.000 tanya one time broke a 0.80

00:33:38.000 collarbone kids get

00:33:39.280 injured that's that's a

00:33:40.580 normal thing it happens

00:33:41.960 okay so the the state was

00:33:44.520 in their face here's a

00:33:46.640 mother saying yeah i want

00:33:50.120 to sterilize my kid i want 0.86

00:33:52.500 to make a permanent

00:33:54.000 move based on the fact

00:33:56.540 that my kid thinks he's

00:33:58.160 a cartoon character

00:34:00.220 on the tiny tunes what

00:34:03.760 what what's wrong with

00:34:05.500 that what this is when

00:34:08.600 the state should come in

00:34:10.300 and go hang on here

00:34:11.580 this is child abuse now

00:34:16.620 the child the parent can

00:34:18.280 say whatever they want

00:34:19.600 to say you're a woman

00:34:20.600 you're a woman when you 0.91

00:34:21.500 grow up you're gonna be

00:34:22.480 a woman god bless that 1.00

00:34:24.280 kid god bless that kid

00:34:25.840 but are we really to the

00:34:28.260 point to where when you

00:34:30.720 when you're in doubt you

00:34:32.720 don't know this and the

00:34:35.200 father is saying uh no 0.94

00:34:36.760 this is mom she's a crack 1.00

00:34:39.140 pot we're really just gonna 0.95

00:34:42.100 go you know what get let's

00:34:44.460 spin the wheel vanna let's

00:34:46.080 spin the wheel come on big

00:34:47.800 win isn't this the most pure

00:34:50.440 example right now of of

00:34:52.460 essentially the two plus two

00:34:53.960 equals five phenomenon yes we

00:34:56.280 all sit here and everyone

00:34:57.640 knows everyone knows what we're

00:35:00.880 talking about is true there's

00:35:02.360 no one in the audience there's

00:35:03.960 no one in america who doesn't

00:35:05.880 know what we're saying is true

00:35:07.060 it's a little boy the little boy

00:35:09.380 is is doing what little boys do 0.91

00:35:11.680 and the fact that we should not

00:35:13.060 apply his seven-year-old

00:35:14.780 reasoning to the rest of his

00:35:15.920 life is obvious to everyone in

00:35:18.400 the sound of my voice and

00:35:19.300 everyone in the country yet the

00:35:20.940 overwhelming tide the

00:35:23.520 overwhelming current is all of

00:35:26.260 us are supposed to say we

00:35:28.500 understand it we don't we don't

00:35:30.480 say it say it with me say it I

00:35:31.680 don't care if you're at your

00:35:32.440 desk around a whole bunch of

00:35:33.780 people say it with me nope I

00:35:37.920 know that is wrong say it out

00:35:40.440 loud just say it out loud if

00:35:41.600 you're by yourself say it out

00:35:42.960 loud this is wrong nope I will

00:35:47.500 not go over the cliff with the

00:35:49.080 rest of humanity say that say

00:35:50.800 that ready I will not say this I

00:35:53.660 will not go over with the rest

00:35:55.240 of humanity no I will not go

00:35:59.000 over the cliff with the rest of

00:36:00.940 humanity say it because that's

00:36:03.880 where we are every all these

00:36:05.560 lemmings are like come on oh 1.00

00:36:07.940 we're gonna bounce at the bottom

00:36:09.920 no you're not you're not I saw it

00:36:13.520 in a cartoon you bounce you don't

00:36:16.860 bounce Wiley Coyote he lives every

00:36:19.320 time it's funny no no I won't go

00:36:24.640 over the cliff with the rest of 1.00

00:36:25.880 humanity are you insane two plus two 1.00

00:36:28.540 is not five no I don't care how you 1.00

00:36:31.300 got there I don't care what you're

00:36:32.680 reasoning you're wrong you're wrong

00:36:35.720 let's get the governor on because 0.99

00:36:42.940 the governor Greg Abbott has said

00:36:46.140 he's going to investigate this this

00:36:49.740 whole thing he's starting an

00:36:50.840 investigation into it good good you

00:36:54.520 know and investigate this while you're

00:36:56.140 at it governor what the hell is wrong

00:36:58.260 with people how could this even

00:37:01.120 happen don't investigate the kids

00:37:02.840 investigate how this is happening in

00:37:05.480 Texas who are the people that are you

00:37:08.040 know part of the the child and family

00:37:10.540 services that are like well I don't

00:37:12.320 know he is seven we should cut his we 0.98

00:37:15.580 we off and sterilize him are you out of 0.99

00:37:18.620 your mind you know what why do we care 1.00

00:37:22.400 about genital mutilation with the with 1.00

00:37:25.180 with radical Islam what the hell is this 0.99

00:37:28.620 all right Halloween is fast approaching 0.98

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00:37:59.240 actually is ignoring that it is it is

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00:38:10.500 cyberspace much of the time and to

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00:38:57.240 listening to Glenn Beck

00:38:59.260 VIII Public Score

00:39:03.580 2010

00:39:03.680 Awareness

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00:39:09.960 Scott

00:39:12.200 partners

00:39:12.320 disturb

00:39:13.140 contra

00:39:16.480 mel

00:39:17.660 vs

00:39:18.440 Winston

00:39:18.700 ven

00:39:20.480 fun

00:39:24.720 sand

00:39:27.240 You know, this is a problem of socialists denying nature.

00:39:37.740 The reason why they don't believe in the Bill of Rights

00:39:41.700 is because they have to deny nature and the natural man.

00:39:50.920 They deny that, I mean, think of this.

00:39:55.400 They believe that you should not be trusted with a gun.

00:39:59.920 No one should be trusted with a gun.

00:40:02.520 That the government knows better than parents.

00:40:06.480 That teachers know better than parents.

00:40:08.880 That everybody knows more than the general population, right?

00:40:15.160 Because somehow or another, the group of experts that they choose

00:40:20.820 are smarter than everybody else.

00:40:25.500 They could administer everybody's life better than you can.

00:40:29.340 But as we see, these experts, many of them are chosen by the public.

00:40:34.740 So how could people who don't get it choose a leader in democracy, 1.00

00:40:41.200 choose a leader that can lead them when they're too stupid to run their own life? 1.00

00:40:47.940 And then they forget that everybody that they choose, 1.00

00:40:51.600 because democracy really only happens, you know, for a couple of votes

00:40:55.360 and then it's over.

00:40:56.140 When that starts to fall apart, they're choosing all of these people

00:41:01.880 that they say are pure.

00:41:03.000 Can you tell me one, one person that you think is a saint right now

00:41:09.720 that is running any government or any place in government with real power?

00:41:15.280 You can't.

00:41:16.320 So where are these perfect people that have slayed natural man?

00:41:24.660 You can't have this society that they're pushing for without a group of saints.

00:41:34.320 So who's, where are they making them?

00:41:37.000 Where are they keeping them?

00:41:37.880 Because I certainly don't see them.

00:41:39.500 And until you show them to me and show how they're going to last forever,

00:41:44.980 no, I don't think you have a right to come in and tell me

00:41:49.920 that I have to have a sex change for my seven-year-old son. 0.97

00:41:55.260 Get the hell out. 0.93

00:41:59.160 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

00:42:09.500 Mark Zuckerberg's won me over.

00:42:14.800 I'm now a huge fan.

00:42:16.580 Because I can't.

00:42:18.120 I'm back to that.

00:42:18.880 I am.

00:42:19.520 I cannot take Congress.

00:42:20.880 How does he do it?

00:42:23.800 He's sitting there looking at them and none of them know what they're talking about.

00:42:27.800 None of them have coherent points.

00:42:30.520 AOC blatantly reads this question.

00:42:33.580 She obviously doesn't know anything about it.

00:42:36.340 She doesn't know the process.

00:42:37.520 He points out the process and then you can see her brain working so hard

00:42:42.200 to make a, to come up with a sentence that makes any sense.

00:42:45.240 She fails and just gets destroyed by Zuckerberg,

00:42:49.640 who's just sitting, not even trying to.

00:42:51.460 He's just saying facts.

00:42:52.600 All of this stuff.

00:42:53.440 I actually like him in these situations.

00:42:54.840 I'm convinced that all of this stuff is because of redistricting.

00:42:58.760 You know, because of, because of the way we snake.

00:43:02.200 Some of it, yeah.

00:43:02.920 I mean, how, how do you get some of these people that are just so crazy?

00:43:10.880 Really?

00:43:11.620 And they're all looking for their little moments to like go viral.

00:43:15.320 She wasn't the worst.

00:43:16.900 I don't know how Zuckerberg did it yesterday.

00:43:19.540 We'll talk about this on the program in just a second.

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00:43:46.100 There is no one, no one on planet earth that could make Mark Zuckerberg

00:43:59.880 a sympathetic figure, except for every member of Congress.

00:44:07.200 This, the, the questions that came out of these people's mouths yesterday were just,

00:44:16.360 oh, it was mind numbing.

00:44:17.560 It was just mind numbing.

00:44:18.820 And I, I, am I alone?

00:44:23.540 We'll go there in one minute.

00:44:25.540 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:44:31.360 I think this is why I just want to go to bed.

00:44:36.400 I just go home and I'm like, I'm tired.

00:44:39.240 Honey, it's one 30 in the afternoon.

00:44:41.080 I'm tired.

00:44:41.880 I'm going to bed.

00:44:42.900 I just, I can't do it.

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00:46:03.620 All right.

00:46:04.340 Sister Crazy Eyes was up in front of, uh, up in front of Mark Zuckerberg.

00:46:10.840 Now, Mark Zuckerberg is not a sympathetic figure, to say the least, not a sympathetic figure.

00:46:20.200 And, uh, only AOC and the Congress could make this guy less of a villain.

00:46:28.040 Listen to how crazy Sister Crazy Eyes was AOC yesterday. 0.70

00:46:34.680 I'll move on.

00:46:35.820 Can you explain why you've named the Daily Caller a publication white, uh, well-documented

00:46:40.520 with ties to white supremacists as an official fact-checker for Facebook?

00:46:45.460 Congresswoman, sure. 0.57

00:46:46.480 We actually don't appoint the independent fact-checkers.

00:46:48.980 They go through an independent organization called the Independent Fact-Checking Network that

00:46:53.580 has a rigorous standard for who they allow to, uh, to serve as a fact-checker.

00:46:58.720 Breaking your brain.

00:46:59.080 So, you would say that white supremacist-tied, uh, publications meet a rigorous standard for 0.97

00:47:07.660 fact-checking?

00:47:07.880 I mean, that's all steam power there.

00:47:09.200 Oh, my gosh.

00:47:10.020 She's trying so hard.

00:47:11.680 Thank you.

00:47:12.860 Congresswoman, I would say that we're not the one assessing that, that standard.

00:47:17.160 The International Fact-Checking Network is the one who is setting that.

00:47:20.160 Stop.

00:47:20.420 It's not true about the Daily Caller.

00:47:22.620 No.

00:47:22.840 But that you, it was painful for her.

00:47:24.700 It was steam engine.

00:47:25.720 Oh, yeah.

00:47:26.060 You could hear her, somebody in her head was like, throw another log on the fire, throw

00:47:29.640 another log on the fire.

00:47:30.520 Right.

00:47:31.720 Question one, for those listening to the radio, is blatantly red.

00:47:36.100 You could actually see at one point her finger moving across the paper and, like, reading

00:47:40.460 it like a seven-year-old.

00:47:42.480 And she, so she gets through that one with only minor mistakes.

00:47:47.940 When he gives, now think about this, she's a congresswoman who's supposed to be knowledgeable 1.00

00:47:52.440 about this topic.

00:47:53.460 She's on the, you know, she's on the committee, she's questioning.

00:47:56.060 And she doesn't know that Facebook doesn't name these people.

00:47:59.860 Like, that is a very basic part of this that she should absolutely know before asking a

00:48:05.560 question.

00:48:06.080 So, of course, he lays that out for her.

00:48:09.120 And then she's caught in this, like, line to still try to blame him and say the Daily

00:48:14.940 Caller is bad.

00:48:16.300 And this is the point where, like, her brain is like, if you think, picture of like a,

00:48:22.700 a picture of a heart beating.

00:48:24.140 That's like what's going on with her brain inside.

00:48:26.020 It's like, it's like actually, like, physically moving to try to squeeze out a sentence that

00:48:31.260 makes sense in English.

00:48:32.520 And it barely works.

00:48:34.240 She kind of gets something out there.

00:48:37.980 And it is just embarrassing.

00:48:39.640 Oh, that's why she pauses afterwards and goes, thank you.

00:48:44.320 Thank you.

00:48:45.300 That brain's like, I got nothing else.

00:48:47.020 I got nothing else.

00:48:47.880 And squeezed it all out.

00:48:48.860 It's amazing.

00:48:49.860 How does this happen?

00:48:50.840 Okay.

00:48:51.020 Now let me go to the other amazing, amazing question from Congresswoman.

00:48:59.060 Is it Beatty?

00:49:00.960 Listen to this.

00:49:02.860 Like, you think this is a joke.

00:49:05.000 When you have ruined the lives of many people, discriminated against them.

00:49:09.100 Do you know what percentage of African Americans are on Facebook in comparison to majority folks?

00:49:16.620 Do you know what the percentages are?

00:49:18.700 People using the Facebook.

00:49:20.120 Yes.

00:49:20.820 Do you know what the percentages are for African Americans?

00:49:23.640 I don't because we don't collect the races of people.

00:49:26.660 Well, it came out in a report in the Pew Research Center that was sent to you.

00:49:33.440 So maybe you just don't read a lot of things that deal with civil rights or African Americans.

00:49:37.460 How can you think this is a good point?

00:49:39.140 Oh, my.

00:49:39.760 I have a lot of questions I'm going to send to you that I'm not going to be able to get through.

00:49:43.420 And I would like an answer because this is appalling and disgusting to me.

00:49:48.040 And I yield back.

00:49:48.960 Yeah.

00:49:49.100 May I say, Joyce, send them to me because I would love to read them and love to answer you back.

00:49:56.560 Yeah.

00:49:57.400 I mean, this is the congresswoman from Ohio.

00:50:01.060 You're ruining people's lives.

00:50:03.040 You're ruining.

00:50:03.800 Now, I know Facebook has ruined people's lives.

00:50:06.140 Yes.

00:50:06.500 Because they get on it.

00:50:07.480 That's right.

00:50:08.120 It's not because they're off of it.

00:50:09.380 Right.

00:50:09.900 Do you know how lucky the African Americans are that they are not on Facebook? 1.00

00:50:14.260 And by the way, any of them can get on.

00:50:16.020 Right.

00:50:16.300 It's not like, what do you what do you want me to do?

00:50:18.520 Go to people's houses and say, for you, Facebook is free for everybody else.

00:50:23.540 Facebook is free.

00:50:24.620 But for you, it's free.

00:50:26.460 What do you want?

00:50:27.420 What do you want?

00:50:28.120 And I love again, Zuckerberg is not a figure that you look at with like, oh, wow, I'm sympathetic to him.

00:50:33.820 But you watch him in these hearings and he's looking at them.

00:50:36.340 He's completely perplexed.

00:50:38.800 He's actually trying to answer these questions.

00:50:40.880 Can you imagine going to Congress, going to Congress and having to go, you know, once a month, once every two months?

00:50:47.920 Seems like it.

00:50:48.700 Getting on the plane going, I've got to go listen to these people again.

00:50:52.200 I mean, these people, what a waste of time.

00:50:56.260 Now, here's why he's not sympathetic.

00:50:57.980 Because at the same time, he's like, you know what?

00:51:01.320 I want you guys to regulate me.

00:51:03.240 What?

00:51:05.220 Yeah, that doesn't make any sense.

00:51:06.060 Who would do that unless you know they would be writing the regulations with you?

00:51:12.840 Of course.

00:51:13.300 Well, I don't know.

00:51:14.260 He's apparently the only one there that knows anything about his business.

00:51:18.120 So this is, you know, we always say this like almost like it's corruption.

00:51:21.320 And it is a form of corruption where these companies come in and they wind up writing half of the legislation.

00:51:26.140 But it's because listen to the people who would write it otherwise.

00:51:29.540 Right.

00:51:29.860 They know nothing. 0.98

00:51:30.960 I mean, think about what a terrible human trait it is to say to someone, hey, how many black people are on your platform? 0.98

00:51:39.220 I don't know. 0.94

00:51:39.920 We don't take the races.

00:51:41.440 Well, I have a poll here from Pew Research Center, which is the first time I've ever read or heard that name.

00:51:47.220 And do you know what it says?

00:51:49.080 Well, it was sent to you.

00:51:51.180 Maybe you didn't read it.

00:51:52.000 I guess you didn't read it because you don't care about civil rights. 0.95

00:51:55.580 That's just blatantly insane.

00:51:57.660 No person can go through that thought process naturally.

00:52:02.780 And somehow Zuckerberg goes to this entire hearing without even using the word dummy.

00:52:08.220 Because I don't know how I would.

00:52:10.400 See, this isn't uniting at all.

00:52:12.340 See, this is not.

00:52:13.120 It is not uniting.

00:52:14.340 It's not uniting.

00:52:14.860 It is not uniting.

00:52:16.240 And I don't know how to unite.

00:52:17.900 I don't either. 1.00

00:52:18.240 When you're exactly right, dummy, just shut up. 1.00

00:52:24.880 You're not helping your own case. 1.00

00:52:28.440 See, this is why we need Dave on.

00:52:31.580 Dave, I say.

00:52:32.700 We need to figure out a way to come together because I'm not feeling it today.

00:52:35.980 No.

00:52:36.700 All right.

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00:53:52.260 Station ID.

00:54:01.960 All right.

00:54:02.880 Dave, I say is with us now.

00:54:10.600 Dave, Dave is the founder and president of StoryCorps.

00:54:15.720 And we're having a hard time finding love in our hearts today, Dave.

00:54:19.880 We really are.

00:54:20.520 So we're counting on you to bring us back to unity and peace and and loving everyone.

00:54:27.120 Hi, Glenn.

00:54:29.880 Hi.

00:54:30.600 I'll try.

00:54:31.400 OK.

00:54:31.820 I'll try.

00:54:32.380 It's a tough job today.

00:54:33.800 Yeah, it's a tough job.

00:54:35.340 All right.

00:54:35.880 Yeah.

00:54:36.520 The story that I chose, it's always great to be on.

00:54:40.660 And thanks.

00:54:41.520 And hopefully just the idea of what we're doing with StoryCorps will give people a little

00:54:47.600 bit of hope.

00:54:48.220 And that's what StoryCorps is all about.

00:54:49.600 You know, we go all over the country and we give families the chance to talk to each

00:54:53.880 other.

00:54:54.220 It's two people.

00:54:54.980 It's you and your kid, you and your grandmother.

00:54:57.680 And you sit for 40 minutes and talk about whatever you want to talk about.

00:55:02.560 Most people think of it as if I had 40 minutes left to live.

00:55:05.500 What would I say to this person who means so much to me?

00:55:07.800 People ask the big life questions and you keep a copy and another copy goes to the Library

00:55:12.640 of Congress.

00:55:13.240 So your great, great, great, great, great grandkids can get to know your grandmother.

00:55:16.480 I just love this.

00:55:17.360 I wish I could have done this with my grandfather, my grandmother.

00:55:20.500 I just think this is the greatest thing.

00:55:22.780 Well, one of the things you can do is, while you can, is remember them.

00:55:27.820 Because even that, even just your memories of the stories of your grandparents is just

00:55:32.320 so valuable for your, you know, future generations.

00:55:36.100 And it also, you know, sitting with someone and listening to them just reminds them that

00:55:39.920 they matter and they won't be forgotten.

00:55:42.500 And essentially what we're doing is kind of collecting the wisdom of humanity.

00:55:45.220 I didn't bring with me a heartbreaking story today.

00:55:48.460 A lot of them are, are sad.

00:55:50.580 This is more, um, uh, this is, this is, this is a story about technical innovation, circa

00:55:56.800 1940.

00:55:57.960 Okay.

00:55:58.480 Technical innovation, circa 1940.

00:56:01.520 And this is, uh, Betty Jenkins.

00:56:03.880 Yes.

00:56:04.360 She's 94 years old.

00:56:05.860 All right.

00:56:06.080 And she came to StoryCorps with her niece in Ohio.

00:56:09.160 And during the interviews, you remembered, um, a newfangled device she had gotten from

00:56:13.840 her mom, an inflatable bra.

00:56:16.200 Here's the story.

00:56:17.200 I was very skinny, and I didn't have any curves.

00:56:22.560 I guess my mother got kind of worried because she didn't think I had enough boyfriends.

00:56:29.520 So she bought me a bra that you blow up. 1.00

00:56:33.560 I was real excited.

00:56:35.540 So I blew and blew to about 32.

00:56:39.660 I was quite happy with the looks.

00:56:42.180 I got a few wolf whistles.

00:56:45.660 Of course, at that age, you were very self-conscious.

00:56:50.180 That year, I took a trip to South America.

00:56:54.440 I proceeded to fly to Santiago.

00:56:58.320 Soon we were into the Andes Mountains, and it turned out that it was a non-pressurized

00:57:05.900 plane.

00:57:07.740 And I felt very uncomfortable.

00:57:10.440 Things were getting very tight.

00:57:14.040 This bra had started to increase in size. 0.98

00:57:20.120 As the thing got bigger, I tried to stand up, and I couldn't see my feet.

00:57:26.740 The direction said it would go to 48 if I wanted to.

00:57:31.640 I thought, what will happen if it goes beyond 48?

00:57:36.420 And I found out what happened.

00:57:39.260 It blew out.

00:57:41.580 It was a loud, resounding sound.

00:57:46.580 And the co-pilot came into the cabin with the gun, wondering what had happened.

00:57:54.400 The men all pointed to me.

00:57:57.860 Well, it's difficult to explain to people in English that part of your anatomy just blew up.

00:58:05.640 To try and do it in Spanish, it's beyond hope. 0.84

00:58:12.080 So they made a landing.

00:58:14.540 I was taken off the plane and turned over to two women police. 1.00

00:58:20.400 And they told me to strip, hunting for what they thought was the bomb.

00:58:25.940 When I stripped down, I showed them the hole in the bra, and they chuckled.

00:58:34.380 And I thought, oh my, they've gotten the point.

00:58:37.640 And I was allowed back on the plane.

00:58:41.840 But a month later, I got a bill from the airline for $400 for an unscheduled stop.

00:58:51.020 Do you know, Dave, did her, do you say she came in with her granddaughter?

00:58:58.880 Yeah.

00:59:00.000 Was this story, was that a first telling for this granddaughter?

00:59:04.940 I don't know.

00:59:05.880 I don't know.

00:59:06.800 It may well have been.

00:59:08.240 But it's certainly a telling for the ages.

00:59:10.100 That is so great.

00:59:11.540 That is so great.

00:59:12.840 And the bra, I assume, was not part of the family treasure that she passed on.

00:59:18.400 So we'll never know.

00:59:20.440 We'll never know.

00:59:22.040 So Dave, where are you where our listeners can go?

00:59:27.220 Well, we're all over the country.

00:59:28.880 And people can go to storycore.org to find out more.

00:59:32.440 One thing I wanted to just bring up today, if we have a minute, is that every Thanksgiving,

00:59:37.300 we have something called the Great Thanksgiving Listen, where we ask people.

00:59:41.540 We have an app now that makes it possible to record a StoryCorps story anytime, anyplace with a loved one.

00:59:47.140 Honor them by listening to them.

00:59:49.020 And with one tap, upload it to the Library of Congress.

00:59:51.800 And teachers across the country over Thanksgiving assign their students, mostly high school students,

00:59:57.480 to interview an elder and honor them.

00:59:59.880 And we hope that you will call your schools where your kids are and ask them to participate.

01:00:05.920 Or even not, just talk to your kids, talk to your grandkids, ask them to download the app

01:00:10.660 and participate with us over Thanksgiving.

01:00:12.700 You can find out about it at storycore.org or the Great Thanksgiving Listen.

01:00:16.580 So do you do this every – wait, do you do this every Thanksgiving?

01:00:21.480 Indeed.

01:00:22.160 And I'll tell one story about the first Thanksgiving.

01:00:24.740 You know, in many ways, StoryCorps is really kind of collecting the wisdom of humanity

01:00:28.920 because of the nature of what's talked about in the booth and on the app.

01:00:35.020 And on the first Thanksgiving, we had just launched the app.

01:00:39.040 This was three or four years ago.

01:00:41.620 And we went around and we told people about the Great Thanksgiving Listen and we hoped people would participate

01:00:47.120 and got a lot of media.

01:00:50.040 And we found on the Thursday of Thanksgiving that basically nobody was participating.

01:00:54.640 It was the same as we always saw, a steady state of the recordings on the app.

01:00:58.440 And on Friday, no one had uploaded.

01:01:01.760 None of the students had participated.

01:01:03.900 Saturday, I had to go on and do interviews saying, you know, we were not giving up.

01:01:09.220 It didn't work this year.

01:01:10.880 But this is too important, this active listening.

01:01:14.580 We're going to keep trying.

01:01:15.500 And then on Sunday, we had completely given up.

01:01:18.600 And someone in my office said, you better look at what's happening on the app.

01:01:21.360 And there were thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of interviews being uploaded.

01:01:27.140 Now, I'm an old dad, so it hadn't occurred to me that wisdom that kids wait until Sunday night to do their homework.

01:01:33.040 But I will never forget that again.

01:01:35.020 So on Sunday night, we got as many interviews that Sunday night as we had in the first 10 years of StoryCorps combined.

01:01:41.880 So we hope that people will be a part of this.

01:01:45.080 And again, you know, you started.

01:01:46.320 It is things really stink right now.

01:01:48.820 They really stink.

01:01:50.480 But look to your families. 0.98

01:01:52.200 Remember the basic goodness of who we are as people.

01:01:55.160 Think the best of people.

01:01:56.860 Remember that none of us are the worst things we've ever done.

01:01:59.680 And, you know, go to a loved one and say, who are you?

01:02:02.060 What have you learned in life?

01:02:03.080 How do you want to be remembered?

01:02:04.820 And it'll just shake you on the shoulder and clear the nonsense and remind you how lucky we are to be alive.

01:02:11.000 Dave, thank you.

01:02:11.860 It's StoryCorps.org.

01:02:13.600 StoryCorps.org.

01:02:14.540 You know, we're right around Thanksgiving.

01:02:16.200 Would you come back on the week before Thanksgiving and maybe bring some, you know, bring something that you found from past Thanksgivings?

01:02:23.440 I'd be honored.

01:02:24.140 Yeah, that'd be great.

01:02:25.620 You got it.

01:02:26.060 Thank you very much.

01:02:26.800 Dave, I say, from StoryCorps.org.

01:02:29.660 Hang on.

01:02:30.260 Who do we have on the phone?

01:02:33.120 Hello?

01:02:33.880 Hello?

01:02:34.720 Am I on the radio airwaves?

01:02:36.960 Yes, you are.

01:02:38.300 My name is Wilfred.

01:02:39.820 I'm calling from Sud City, Florida.

01:02:41.880 Well, how are things, Wilfred?

01:02:43.540 Very good.

01:02:44.680 I heard the story from the young lady who was on moments ago.

01:02:51.060 She was in 94.

01:02:53.000 Do you have her telephone number?

01:02:55.420 No, I don't think she's...

01:02:57.160 She sounds very hot.

01:02:58.580 I was listening to that story.

01:03:02.220 I nearly spit out my Ovaldeen.

01:03:04.040 Really?

01:03:05.100 Yeah.

01:03:05.400 Yes.

01:03:06.900 She got me going.

01:03:08.540 You know, she revved my engines a little bit.

01:03:11.340 Right.

01:03:11.840 She raised my body temperature so much that I had to lower the heat in my room to 86.

01:03:18.040 Really?

01:03:18.700 Yes.

01:03:19.240 Wow, you're that hot.

01:03:20.260 Yes.

01:03:20.740 By the way, I should point out that I also have a pump attached to my body to inflate.

01:03:25.720 I don't think I...

01:03:26.660 And you do not want to go over the maximum capacity.

01:03:29.860 Right, okay.

01:03:30.400 You think it would be a good idea, and things start, wow, whoa.

01:03:35.160 This has happened to you?

01:03:36.280 Oh, my goodness.

01:03:37.260 By accident?

01:03:37.980 Yes, Mildred down the hall knows the whole thing. 0.98

01:03:40.280 Right.

01:03:40.820 Poor Mildred. 1.00

01:03:41.760 All right.

01:03:42.400 Okay.

01:03:42.700 What happened to Mildred? 1.00

01:03:46.280 I don't think you want me to get into what happened to Mildred.

01:03:50.800 I will say, police visited and believed there was an assault of some sort.

01:03:55.960 But it wasn't.

01:03:56.480 She put no.

01:03:57.220 No.

01:03:57.540 She was into it, and I'll say, she was back next Tuesday.

01:04:04.100 She was back with some mucilics, and we went back to town.

01:04:09.200 Okay.

01:04:09.980 Thank you very much, Wilford, for calling.

01:04:13.140 I don't know if StoryCorps wants that particular story, but...

01:04:18.420 Why wouldn't they feature that one?

01:04:20.040 They never feature stories like that.

01:04:21.560 You know, I don't know.

01:04:23.280 I don't know.

01:04:24.200 So much going on.

01:04:27.860 Don't forget, tomorrow, we have the dad that is trying to stop his ex-wife from basically

01:04:36.440 neutering his seven-year-old son and providing a sex change.

01:04:42.240 And the courts here in Texas said, hey, Dad, you have to pay for it. 0.71

01:04:45.940 He says, this is nuts.

01:04:47.980 The governor is now involved.

01:04:50.660 There's court proceedings that are happening today.

01:04:53.620 He will be with us on tomorrow's broadcast.

01:04:57.160 You don't want to miss it.

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01:06:27.060 It was crazy last night, huh?

01:06:50.100 It was crazy last night?

01:06:52.160 Yeah, I mean, two to two going into the seventh inning.

01:06:56.140 And then, you know, they just bust out for six runs with Justin Verlander in.

01:07:01.200 I mean, you want to talk about a surprising...

01:07:03.720 I was doing yard work with my wife last night, so I missed all of that. 0.99

01:07:08.180 Darn it. 0.99

01:07:08.960 You missed the World Series game for yard work with your... 1.00

01:07:11.280 I didn't even know that it was on.

01:07:13.540 Wish I would have had that excuse.

01:07:15.440 Yeah.

01:07:15.980 This is why I'm asking you this, because...

01:07:18.260 And by the way, Astros down 2-0, lost both games at home.

01:07:22.480 A surprise.

01:07:23.740 Yeah.

01:07:24.120 Well, the...

01:07:24.660 The Washington Nationals are, uh...

01:07:32.160 It seems like it might be their year. 0.54

01:07:34.720 It does, doesn't it?

01:07:35.500 It does seem like it's their year.

01:07:37.360 Yep.

01:07:37.840 Now, our next guest is someone you love.

01:07:40.460 One of your favorite guests.

01:07:43.160 David Petruzza.

01:07:44.540 And he's one of your favorite historians.

01:07:45.860 He tells history in ways that...

01:07:49.620 You don't ever bring history, so it's got to be something about the World Series.

01:07:55.400 Maybe a little bit.

01:07:57.820 David is on with us, and David...

01:08:00.420 He's got a new book, by the way, called...

01:08:02.420 Let's see where it's the...

01:08:04.140 What's that?

01:08:07.780 Oh, yeah.

01:08:08.200 Oh, sorry.

01:08:08.960 Yeah, I thought...

01:08:09.600 I know he's been writing about this quite a bit.

01:08:11.480 It's the 100th anniversary, I guess, is the big reason.

01:08:13.360 1919 was the Black Sox scandal.

01:08:16.340 Okay.

01:08:17.200 And you, of course, know all about that.

01:08:19.600 Absolutely.

01:08:20.320 All right.

01:08:21.460 Of course.

01:08:22.140 I know they cheated.

01:08:23.020 They cheated, right?

01:08:23.620 There was a big gambling scandal, and David's been telling this history, and I find it fascinating

01:08:27.940 because...

01:08:29.100 And David, I don't know if you're going to be able to get Glenn into this.

01:08:33.080 It's history, which he loves, and he loves you, but then it's also sports, which he has

01:08:37.420 no interest in.

01:08:38.340 So you have to come up with a way to make this interesting to Glenn.

01:08:41.760 I think I know how to do that.

01:08:43.700 All right.

01:08:44.180 Go ahead.

01:08:44.620 This is a challenge.

01:08:45.200 The established narrative, which has been going on for 100 years, is that the White Sox, the

01:08:53.580 Black Sox, did this because they were exploited by management.

01:09:00.020 You know, they were underpaid.

01:09:02.900 They were cheated on bonuses.

01:09:05.340 They weren't even washing their uniforms.

01:09:08.080 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:09:09.400 And this was established largely.

01:09:11.840 It was been percolating for a long time.

01:09:14.580 But the established narrative is a book called Eight Men Out.

01:09:17.800 It became a movie called Eight Men Out.

01:09:20.280 And then it got transported into a more popular movie called Field of Dreams.

01:09:25.300 Right.

01:09:25.480 I saw that one.

01:09:26.900 Right.

01:09:27.340 You don't have me yet.

01:09:29.660 But remember, who, who, who, Joe Jackson.

01:09:32.860 OK.

01:09:34.020 And it's the usual sob story from the left.

01:09:38.900 And it's all a lie.

01:09:41.300 It's all false.

01:09:42.880 The guy who wrote that book, Elliot Asanoff, was very left wing.

01:09:48.380 He was blacklisted in the 50s.

01:09:50.640 So he was coming at this story from a left wing.

01:09:54.180 Stick it to the man.

01:09:55.360 These guys did it to get, you know, retributive justice.

01:09:59.580 They were direct action.

01:10:01.900 And so it was all somewhat justified.

01:10:05.420 And what we have found out in the last 20 years, because Major League Baseball did a data dump

01:10:10.300 and put all the salary data down and all, all this stuff, which was just sort of hidden or forgotten forever.

01:10:17.980 And that not only weren't the White Sox, that team underpaid.

01:10:22.860 The season started, they were the third highest paid team in the league.

01:10:26.880 And when it ended, they were the highest paid team in the league.

01:10:30.480 And many of these guys, including the crooked guys, were among the highest paid players in the American League.

01:10:37.200 So all fake.

01:10:38.480 Okay, so you have me, but you lost me on one detail.

01:10:43.540 Sure.

01:10:47.160 Were the White Sox, were the White Sox and the Black Sox the same team?

01:10:53.820 Did they only call them the Black Sox?

01:10:56.260 They were actually the White Sox, but they were only called the White, the Black Sox after that scandal for that year?

01:11:03.040 Yes.

01:11:03.800 Wow, that is a fascinating fact.

01:11:07.260 I didn't know.

01:11:08.580 Wow.

01:11:09.120 That's great.

01:11:10.440 Well, I was actually asked by another conservative yesterday morning, do the White Sox still exist?

01:11:16.980 Yes.

01:11:17.720 They do.

01:11:19.640 So you're not too far behind.

01:11:21.960 Right.

01:11:22.300 I will say, looking at the season, they barely exist.

01:11:24.700 But yes, they do still exist.

01:11:26.280 David, you had me when it's all wrong.

01:11:28.780 So much of our history is just complete nonsense and written by people with an agenda.

01:11:38.220 And I love.

01:11:40.840 Pardon me?

01:11:42.240 It filters into sports, every aspect of our society.

01:11:46.380 So, David, how bad was this scandal in the press at the time?

01:11:52.020 I mean, can you compare it to anything today?

01:11:55.860 Well, it was very big.

01:11:58.820 The most recent thing to compare it to was the steroid scandal.

01:12:02.860 But at that time, baseball was invariably called a clean sport to differentiate itself from boxing and horse racing, you know, where fixes were obviously going on.

01:12:14.400 And F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about Arnold Rothstein, the gambler behind it, as a man who destroyed the faith of 50 million people.

01:12:25.180 This was, you know, the saying you've probably heard, or maybe not, say it ain't so, Joe.

01:12:30.640 Yeah, I know that.

01:12:32.080 Yeah.

01:12:32.500 Oh, that comes from this.

01:12:33.600 That comes from that, where a little boy supposedly outside the grand jury, shoeless Joe Jackson, he was in Field of Dreams, comes out, he's confessed, and the little boy says, say it ain't so, Joe, like in some, you know, movie.

01:12:48.340 And I think the bulk of the American people felt like that, that this was not supposed to happen.

01:12:54.800 Baseball was clean, and, you know, baseball mom and apple pie.

01:12:58.980 So, and it was happening also at a time after World War II.

01:13:03.280 It happened during the Wilson administration, okay?

01:13:07.260 Yeah.

01:13:08.300 1919 is a good year for you and me.

01:13:11.620 Yeah.

01:13:12.080 Yeah.

01:13:12.500 Yeah.

01:13:13.420 Okay.

01:13:13.840 So, so what, what's America coming to?

01:13:17.980 So the, how long did it take to recover?

01:13:24.100 Pretty soon.

01:13:25.020 Well, for one thing, when your team is in first place, you forget all the sea and sins of your sport.

01:13:30.420 Okay.

01:13:31.080 So the pennant race kicks in.

01:13:33.540 But what really happens is a judge called Kennesaw Mountain Landis had been a progressive.

01:13:40.300 He had fined Standard Oil, like $26 million in 1907.

01:13:44.980 He prosecuted the anti-war people, or was the judge in the trials of people who were against the war.

01:13:52.260 He comes out after, you know, the White Sox, Black Sox guys, the crooked players are acquitted by a jury in Chicago.

01:14:01.300 And, but Landis, who was a federal judge in Chicago, issues a statement that says no player who endeavors to fix a game, throw a game, sits with, with players and discusses this or with gamblers or who does not inform his club about what's going on will never play baseball again.

01:14:23.100 And that really shuts the scandals down.

01:14:25.900 And the most important part of that is that you have to inform on your other players if you hear something is going on.

01:14:35.740 Because it's always known that, you know, you're not supposed to throw these games.

01:14:40.060 It is not known that you're supposed to, you know, inform on your other players.

01:14:45.660 And this has a sort of parallel with the controversy that, you know, Eliot Azenov may have been involved in.

01:14:53.020 Not only was he blacklisted, but he fronted for blacklisted writers.

01:14:58.220 Okay, this is a time when the communists refused to talk about other communists.

01:15:04.240 So it's always a moral issue whether you're, to use a term now in the common parlance, a whistleblower.

01:15:12.720 You know, what's right, what's wrong about that?

01:15:14.980 And in baseball, it was, you're going to, you're not going to be a part.

01:15:20.680 If you hear about this, you're going to tell the authorities.

01:15:23.740 There are a couple of minor scandals.

01:15:25.860 They're minor because they're caught early on in the 1920s.

01:15:30.340 And that's why the scandals stop in baseball.

01:15:34.580 Also, there's another thing going on called Babe Ruth.

01:15:37.480 Is there, is there, is this why Pete Rose had such a harsh penalty?

01:15:46.900 Yeah, gambling was always, you know, they, Landis threw an owner out in the 1940s for betting on his own team.

01:15:56.900 Not against his own team.

01:15:59.020 It wasn't crooked or anything like that.

01:16:00.720 But he was very harsh on gambling.

01:16:02.500 You always used to see signs in the old ballparks, you know, no gambling in there.

01:16:08.500 They were very much afraid of being tainted again.

01:16:11.880 And I think, you know, the Rose thing is akin to the Shoeless Joe Jackson situation where both of them, there are arguments they should both be in the Hall of Fame because they're playing records.

01:16:26.540 But they're kept out because they're just poison in terms of the gambling situation.

01:16:31.880 So did Shoeless Joe Jackson, did he, you know, the kids say it ain't so, Joe, he wasn't, he didn't spend any time.

01:16:41.380 He was found not guilty.

01:16:44.300 Did everybody just know?

01:16:46.640 Was it an O.J. Simpson thing?

01:16:48.180 Everybody just knew?

01:16:49.820 Yeah, right.

01:16:50.660 He just got away with it.

01:16:53.200 Jackson's case is a little problematical because he never sits in the two meetings to discuss things.

01:17:00.180 But he does take $5,000 and he goes out to the press after he gets out of the grand jury and says, you know, I was cheated.

01:17:08.860 I wasn't get, I didn't get the other $15,000 I was promised.

01:17:12.640 He has a tremendous hitting record during the series.

01:17:16.780 He plays great.

01:17:17.940 He plays great.

01:17:19.300 He hits 375, 12 hits, the only home run of this series.

01:17:23.320 So people point to that, but he took the money and it appears, it looks like the best,

01:17:30.180 most coherent scenario of this is that he lent his name to the fix.

01:17:35.700 That really his prestige as the best player on that team, the best position player, helped seal the deal with the gamblers.

01:17:44.520 Did he go on to play in 1920?

01:17:46.440 Well, they all play in 1920 because the scandal is not uncovered until very late in the season when they're all suspended with the pennant race still going on.

01:17:57.320 And Comiskey, the owner, the so-called cheapskate owner, bounces all the players who are still on the team.

01:18:04.480 Interestingly enough, the Yankees then offer to lend Babe Ruth to the White Sox so they can finish out their season competitively.

01:18:11.900 Holy cow. 0.89

01:18:13.660 Wow.

01:18:14.100 Holy cow have things changed.

01:18:15.980 That was not allowed.

01:18:19.520 Wow.

01:18:20.460 Wow.

01:18:21.440 David, thank you so much.

01:18:22.820 I appreciate it.

01:18:24.400 Okay.

01:18:25.000 Thank you.

01:18:25.600 God bless you.

01:18:26.080 One of my favorite historians, David Petruzza, who is fascinated with the progressive era just as much as I am and loves to find stories that just are upside down because some socialist, communist, progressive took the story and just carved the heart out of it.

01:18:45.400 Someday we'll have a story about a young boy in Texas who was brutalized by his father who wouldn't allow him to transform into a woman named Starfire.

01:18:55.100 And that's how the history will be written about that incident.

01:18:57.820 It is right now.

01:18:58.620 It is.

01:18:58.880 It's being written today.

01:19:00.160 By the way, we have him on with us tomorrow to talk about that court cases going on today.

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01:21:03.620 Another glass ceiling has been broken for women. 0.89

01:21:05.940 Yay, all the women can celebrate. 1.00

01:21:09.860 Dozens of House members have been involved in Capitol Hill sex scandals, but to date, they've all been men.

01:21:16.420 But that glass ceiling has been broken.

01:21:20.340 Yay.

01:21:20.760 Katie Hill is the first female lawmaker to face House ethics inquiry over sexual relationships. 1.00

01:21:28.460 See, men and women are the same.

01:21:33.820 And they both, in this situation, are both interested in younger women, which is almost always the case with the men, and in this situation, also with the women.

01:21:41.420 We should just ban younger women. 1.00

01:21:43.480 Yes. 0.99

01:21:44.120 Cancel them.

01:21:44.760 If we just got rid of all younger women, or we got rid of everyone else except younger women. 0.99

01:21:52.120 Either one is definitely the right path forward.

01:21:54.580 Yeah.

01:21:54.920 You've got to pick one of them. 0.99

01:21:55.680 Yeah, just either execute everyone over 20 that's not female, or execute all females under 20. 1.00

01:22:04.180 That's all we have to do, and it's fixed. 0.96

01:22:06.480 You don't like that idea?

01:22:07.820 So anyway, she's the first woman to have an ethics investigation on sexual misconduct. 1.00

01:22:16.860 She said she was having a consensual relationship with a young staffer, but don't we know, Stu, don't we know now that the power dynamics, the power dynamics, this was abuse.

01:22:31.260 This could have been rape, even.

01:22:32.960 She says, during the final tumultuous years of my abusive marriage, I became involved in a relationship with someone on my campaign.

01:22:41.040 I know that even a consensual relationship with a subordinate is inappropriate, but I still allowed it to happen, despite my better judgment.

01:22:49.900 Okay, but hang on just a second.

01:22:51.460 But the younger staffer was doing like a three-way with the, quote, abusive husband, who the third wheel says, no, it's the other way around. 0.99

01:23:03.300 And she was abusive to him.

01:23:05.760 First of all, don't demean it by the tawdry use of threesome.

01:23:09.880 I'm sorry, thruple.

01:23:11.440 Thruple.

01:23:11.980 A thruple. 0.98

01:23:12.760 Yeah.

01:23:13.660 And yes, there's all, I mean, look, it's a divorce.

01:23:17.460 And there is a big part of me that says this is their crazy personal life.

01:23:22.560 And, you know, I don't, you know, when it comes to a campaign, there's an ethics investigations, obviously news.

01:23:27.700 But it is, at some level, their personal business.

01:23:31.300 It's interesting, the double standard that happens here, because you can dig into all sorts of divorce hearings when Barack Obama is running against Jack Ryan in Illinois to get a Senate seat that leads to the presidency.

01:23:42.220 It's totally unfined to unearth those records and push them all over the media.

01:23:47.740 But with this one, people seem to be a little bit more hesitant to do so.

01:23:51.800 Yeah, well, I mean, it's their personal life.

01:23:53.800 She was just exploring, you know, and doing something that the victim says was dark and unnatural.

01:24:03.120 We're just, we have Michael Knowles on here, and he was just protested by these people who are standing up for the rights of transgender people, which I'm fine with rights of transit.

01:24:27.700 But they threw out this line that said, you know, the rate of transgenders being killed in our country.

01:24:37.540 And I asked you, is there an epidemic going on?

01:24:41.060 Because I keep hearing this from people.

01:24:43.080 And how come I'm not seeing the stories on the news?

01:24:46.740 Yeah.

01:24:46.880 I mean, if somebody is hunting down transgender people, if somebody is, if they are, if there are hate crimes against transgender people, we should know about it.

01:24:53.980 Yeah, here's the actual stat.

01:24:55.460 From 2015 to 2017, there were three murders of trans women motivated by the victim's transgender identity.

01:25:03.260 So three total in three years.

01:25:06.120 All three involved concealing their physical sex, which is, you know, they were not, again, not necessarily saying they were, you know, two of them were sex work.

01:25:17.680 So a guy goes, gets a prostitute, thinks it's a man and it's a woman, or the other way around, probably.

01:25:23.220 Now that I think about it, probably the other way around.

01:25:25.920 That's what those were.

01:25:27.060 Now those aren't right, but this is not a hunting down of transgender people.

01:25:30.380 This is, they thought it was a woman, and all of a sudden, you know, they got a little surprise.

01:25:34.820 Yeah.

01:25:35.020 And that doesn't work out well.

01:25:36.940 Yeah, still not a good reason to kill somebody.

01:25:39.120 No, no, no, no, no doubt. 0.90

01:25:40.020 Maybe you shouldn't be in a prostitution place anyway. 1.00

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01:26:01.780 So this weekend, there's a debate going on.

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01:26:18.620 And if you speak out and say, hey, I don't think that seven-year-old should get a sex change operation.

01:26:24.780 I don't think that's a good idea. 0.99

01:26:27.520 You, of course, are a hate monger. 0.99

01:26:29.260 In fact, you might even be labeled, let me look for it here, a dapper, lib-triggering troll. 0.99

01:26:36.540 That's how Vanity Fair describes our next guest in one minute. 0.86

01:26:44.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:28:39.760 Mr. Michael Knowles, the host of the Michael Knowles show at the Daily Wire, a very funny guy, very smart guy, accomplished writer, I could say.

01:29:04.540 I could say writer, kind of like that when I say he was the author of the number one bestselling book, Reasons to Vote for Democrats.

01:29:15.900 If you don't know why I say writer, you should go in and look that book up.

01:29:22.720 Welcome to the program, Michael Knowles.

01:29:24.060 How are you?

01:29:25.300 Glenn, thank you for having me.

01:29:26.820 And thank you for your very, very generous definition of the word writer.

01:29:30.880 So, Michael, first of all, how have you been?

01:29:36.220 I haven't talked to you in a while.

01:29:37.460 It's good to hear from you.

01:29:38.040 I've been doing – it's good to hear from you, Glenn.

01:29:40.340 I've been doing well, and I have been on my YAP, Young America's Foundation, lecture tour, which is the Men Are Not Women and Other Uncomfortable Truths lecture tour. 0.62

01:29:49.640 And I have never seen a basic biological reality meet such protests.

01:29:56.500 I actually found myself – I was an assignment in a gender studies class, a gender studies class called Sex and Love, two of my favorite subjects, by the way, actually assigned the students a protest against my speech.

01:30:12.420 Not to come see my speech, but to protest the speech.

01:30:15.480 So it's been a pretty wild few weeks.

01:30:17.520 You know, it's really weird.

01:30:18.820 When I was in school, you would get extra credit by watching something or going someplace, listening it, and then having a conversation or writing a paper on it.

01:30:29.660 We just cut right to the chase.

01:30:31.320 Don't even listen.

01:30:32.280 Just protest.

01:30:32.880 This must have been 100 years ago that – I mean, I think now the universities have completely flipped this on its head because what – there was a protester at this speech who, on camera, you can see it on YouTube, said the reason we're protesting is because this speech is literally violence.

01:30:50.640 And so, I mean, that was my reaction to you.

01:30:53.260 I said, you know, back in the way, way back days when I was in college just a few years ago, you would get extra credit if you went and listened to a lecture.

01:31:00.420 Now you're getting credit for protesting a lecture.

01:31:02.900 The way that they've done it is because they can't refute any sort of conservative argument.

01:31:08.240 The only way that they can fight back against our argument is to censor us, to shut us down, to protest us.

01:31:14.880 And the best way that they can do that is to equate our speech with violence because it then justifies their own violence in return.

01:31:23.500 That is absolutely crazy.

01:31:25.000 So, you were – where were you?

01:31:27.420 I saw a video.

01:31:30.880 I think it came Monday.

01:31:33.040 And you were giving your talk.

01:31:35.240 And outside was this class.

01:31:37.720 Let's roll some of the video.

01:31:40.460 We will not allow hate on our campus.

01:31:43.600 Never allow hate.

01:31:44.760 The university has a duty to protect marginalized people and the right for everyone to feel safe at school and be treated with dignity.

01:31:53.140 Yes, ma'am.

01:31:54.180 The school up to now has not acted to protect transgender people on campus.

01:32:01.760 Hateful rhetoric against trans and gender non-performing people leads to high rates of suicide and trans people being harassed and killed.

01:32:12.600 With trans women of color dying at an alarming rate due to the intersections of racism and transphobia.

01:32:19.920 Okay.

01:32:20.580 Okay, stop.

01:32:21.140 So, this was not exactly – I mean, it was seemingly kind of well attended.

01:32:25.700 It must have been maybe, I don't know, 50 or 75 people there.

01:32:29.720 But they weren't really – it wasn't an exciting rally.

01:32:33.260 And some of the points they're making, like the high rate of transgender being killed, you know, we looked it up.

01:32:47.440 And in a three-year period, there were only three people that were transgender that were murdered because they were transgendered.

01:32:57.440 And all three of them involved the surprise that apparently hit some people when they believe they're about to hook up with a woman and it maybe is not a woman.

01:33:10.900 Right.

01:33:11.180 That was the cause of three.

01:33:12.380 And when you say hook up, you're painting.

01:33:15.580 It was sex work. 1.00

01:33:16.440 He's a sex worker. 0.58

01:33:18.340 So, you know, you don't run into the best class of Johns, you know, all the time. 0.79

01:33:24.520 You're cruising the boulevard.

01:33:26.140 Right, right, right.

01:33:27.360 You know, of course, they totally manipulate the statistics, and it's all for this emotional manipulation.

01:33:34.320 What's funny is the tour, you know, it takes its title from the speech that I gave, Men Are Not Women, where I first was very protested and actually physically assaulted too.

01:33:44.320 But there are these other uncomfortable truths, and the two that I've been giving, the video you saw and the clip you played was at Kennesaw State in Georgia, and then I was at University of Florida last night.

01:33:54.020 And the two other uncomfortable truths were that the mainstream media are fake news, that you're being fed a bill of goods from leftist propagandists, much like we heard in that clip.

01:34:04.840 And then the next one I thought was more important, which is that leftism is not compassionate.

01:34:09.920 And what they're saying is that if we state very basic biological reality, that that's actually cruel, it's leading to murder, and it's leading to suicide.

01:34:18.860 And none of the statistics back that up at all.

01:34:21.280 But what they want to do is portray reality as cruel and portray fantasy as compassionate.

01:34:27.880 And, of course, that simply isn't true.

01:34:30.640 So, Michael, what's the reaction on campuses?

01:34:34.540 Because I'm starting to see videos where there are thousands of people that are turning out positively for conservative,

01:34:45.040 and I can't even say conservative, just science facts.

01:34:48.640 Yeah. There are many, many multiples more people who are turning out to these lectures to engage in a productive way.

01:34:57.380 You know, I was at the University of Florida last night.

01:34:59.160 There were hundreds of people there, and it wasn't all conservative students.

01:35:02.680 Many were moderates, and a few of them were left-wing, and some of the left-wingers got up there and asked questions in a mostly respectful way.

01:35:10.240 And it was really productive, and it's sort of what the university is supposed to do, is to foster dialogue, and everybody can leave hopefully having learned something.

01:35:18.860 I think we've reached a tipping point with these censors, with these people who are going to try to shut us down. 0.96

01:35:25.860 You know, they tell you that anybody to the right of Hillary Clinton is a fascist and a bigot and a Nazi and a murderer.

01:35:32.820 And I just think nobody really believes it, and they've simply gone too far.

01:35:39.580 And at this point, if you are going to protest a basic fact, you know, men are not women, you might as well protest the idea that 2 plus 2 equals 4.

01:35:49.060 I think the vast, vast majority of people know that the censors have lost the narrative, and they're not going to take it anymore.

01:35:57.380 They're going to turn out, and they're not going to be robbed of their university experience.

01:36:00.680 Well, here's what's weird.

01:36:02.720 I agree with you.

01:36:03.880 I think people who are independent, I think a lot of Democrats and conservatives, they know all of this.

01:36:09.940 I really think most people are like, come on, man.

01:36:12.780 I don't want to hate people.

01:36:14.460 I don't hate people.

01:36:16.140 You want to do this with your life and your own body.

01:36:18.620 That's fine.

01:36:19.980 I don't necessarily agree with it, but I'm not you.

01:36:22.660 So go ahead and do whatever it is that you want to do.

01:36:26.120 But don't do it to kids, you know.

01:36:28.240 And I think that's where most people are.

01:36:31.460 The problem is, as we are starting to say, this is crazy, and I think on all fronts, this is crazy.

01:36:39.440 We have to have a conversation about this.

01:36:41.760 They have institutionalized, not just in the schools, but they've institutionalized it in our government.

01:36:47.120 When you have a seven-year-old in a Texas court being told that his mother can basically sterilize him and turn him into a woman when, you know, forget it.

01:37:02.700 Even if that seven-year-old says, yeah, I'm Carol Channing, you don't do that to a seven-year-old.

01:37:10.620 But here in Texas, that is happening.

01:37:13.900 I mean, if it's happening in Texas, good heavens what's happening in California and New York.

01:37:20.120 I think people are seeing this.

01:37:22.480 I mean, I was shocked myself when I saw the Texas decision, and very little shocks me these days.

01:37:28.280 I am in the news 24-7, and I couldn't believe it because the problem runs so much deeper than we thought.

01:37:35.480 You know, when you see the people with the crazy hair and you're yelling and screaming and they're all upset because of their leftist politics, it's easy to write that off and say, okay, these are just fringe lunatic people and the vast majority are normal.

01:37:47.640 But when you have this institutionalized, not just in the judiciary, but in the judiciary in conservative places, you realize how deep the rot runs.

01:37:56.060 I think this is why these conservative campus lecture series and these actually independent campus lecture series and the protests they meet are so important too because it shows you how deep the rot runs, even at elite universities.

01:38:09.600 You know, there was a study out of ISI that showed that graduating seniors at elite universities know less about their history and their government and their politics than incoming freshmen.

01:38:20.120 This is a really, really deep problem, and it's going to take a lot more than one or two elections or one or two decisions to turn it around.

01:38:26.640 All right, this weekend, Politicon is happening in Nashville, and you're going to be there.

01:38:29.940 And who are you debating?

01:38:30.720 I am going to be debating a Democratic strategist by the name of Chris Hahn, who once called me Skinny Boy on national television.

01:38:40.680 So that tells you a little bit about the tenor of our debate.

01:38:43.840 It should be a lot of fun.

01:38:48.740 All right, Michael, thank you so much.

01:38:51.000 You can find Michael at thedailywire.com and listen to his show, The Michael Knowles Show, and see him this weekend at Politicon.

01:39:00.200 Thanks, Michael.

01:39:00.860 Appreciate it.

01:39:01.540 Thanks so much, Glenn.

01:39:02.420 You bet.

01:39:06.380 Men are not women. 1.00

01:39:07.480 That's controversial.

01:39:09.100 That's crazy.

01:39:10.040 I mean, I don't know what he's talking about.

01:39:11.180 Crazy.

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01:39:24.740 You know.

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01:39:49.640 Like, the face of the guy in Raiders of the Lost Ark at the end when he looks at the Ark.

01:39:54.080 Yeah.

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01:40:44.080 So, they're putting Representative Cummings lying in state now at the Capitol in Washington, D.C.

01:41:00.040 I mean, he is a guy who did a lot of good in his life.

01:41:02.840 A lot of good in his life.

01:41:04.280 Did some things that I don't agree with, but he did a lot of good in his life.

01:41:08.800 And it's weird how these guys come and go.

01:41:13.080 You know, I read something about Barney Frank. 1.00

01:41:15.400 I'm working on this book, Arguing with Idiots. 1.00

01:41:19.440 Sorry, Arguing with Socialists. 1.00

01:41:21.060 Same thing.

01:41:23.280 And Barney Frank was in some of the research that we did, and I thought, whatever happened to Barney Frank?

01:41:31.020 Where is he now?

01:41:33.100 On a metal detector someplace, you know, in Cape Cod or something.

01:41:36.260 Where is Barney Frank now?

01:41:38.060 Do you have an answer to this?

01:41:38.920 No, I have no idea.

01:41:39.720 I didn't care enough to look it up, but I see you're already there.

01:41:42.580 Now, I'm curious, too.

01:41:43.760 I do occasionally see him on television.

01:41:45.760 I feel like relatively recently he made some news because he said something that disagreed with the left.

01:41:54.920 Like, he was—because now, Barney Frank is probably, like, super conservative compared to what they have now in Congress.

01:42:00.400 Yeah.

01:42:00.680 He's probably, like—he's looking at AOC, like, who is this person?

01:42:03.960 A socialist, you know what I mean?

01:42:05.160 Like, Barney Frank is—was super left at one time, but I don't know how he'd fit into this Congress.

01:42:10.940 If he's—if he doesn't fit in now, it's John F. Kennedy must be Hitler to the left. 0.85

01:42:17.080 Oh, my gosh. 0.99

01:42:17.820 They must just be like, ass not. 1.00

01:42:20.540 What? 1.00

01:42:22.520 We're going to do what?

01:42:24.620 I mean, lowering taxes on rich people?

01:42:28.260 Can you imagine a world where this was suggested in today's Democratic Party?

01:42:33.740 I mean, it's not—you can't—

01:42:35.540 The only way the Democrats win is if they have somebody that connects with the youth.

01:42:40.000 That's the only way they win.

01:42:43.080 Because I don't think America's just going to go, did you see Joe Biden's numbers?

01:42:47.500 His numbers are going up.

01:42:49.260 Yeah, I mean, there's various polls telling different stories.

01:42:51.880 You know, it's—you know, the thing that I did talk about at one point, about how I think putting Biden versus Trump as the marquee matchup because of this impeachment and the Ukraine stuff, I think might help him.

01:43:03.520 And you look at the CNN poll, it's 34 to 19.

01:43:08.120 He's up over Elizabeth Warren, and I point you to that poll because it's the first shred of evidence that my theory was true.

01:43:13.840 And everything else is pointed the other direction.

01:43:15.680 So, hear me out.

01:43:17.200 Hear me out.

01:43:17.500 Let me highlight it.

01:43:18.820 That may be right.

01:43:20.320 That may absolutely be right.

01:43:21.700 I have another theory that they got to the edge of the abyss without Joe Biden, and they went, oh, good God, not—none of these people will work.

01:43:35.100 And so they're like—

01:43:35.740 Back to Jolt and Joe?

01:43:36.460 I gotta go back to Jolt and Joe.

01:43:38.000 If it's possible, you know, there's another poll out today.

01:43:40.920 All these are—it's funny because all these polls come out, and they can give you a news cycle if you really want them to.

01:43:46.820 There's a poll out of Iowa today that shows Biden in fourth behind a surging Pete Buttigieg, who seems to be taking some of his votes in that state.

01:43:57.260 It's hard to know, though when you look at the national polling, this is since the last debate.

01:44:02.740 I mean, almost nothing has changed.

01:44:06.160 Almost nothing.

01:44:06.960 Joe Biden still leads the field.

01:44:09.460 This is a—he's with 27.4.

01:44:12.480 He's down a half a point since the last debate.

01:44:14.740 Warren is up a half a point since the last debate.

01:44:17.340 Sanders is up a point.

01:44:19.160 Buttigieg is up a point.

01:44:20.180 But again, it's like—right now, it's 27.4 to 21, Biden leads.

01:44:24.240 Then 17 for Sanders.

01:44:25.820 Then 6.5 for Buttigieg.

01:44:28.280 And 5.5 for Harris, who's actually up since the last debate.

01:44:31.940 I mean, like, we get these impressions that these huge moves are happening because of one poll.

01:44:36.940 But when you look at the grand scheme of things, it looks like there's a couple of frontrunners with Warren and Biden.

01:44:43.580 There's a couple people behind with Sanders and Buttigieg that are in the running in some ways.

01:44:48.460 You can make an argument they're there.

01:44:50.080 Then there's a couple more who are hanging on by a thread.

01:44:53.860 And then you've got a bunch of nobodies.

01:44:56.200 That's basically where we are.

01:44:57.380 A bunch of people who are about to drop out.

01:44:59.520 So what is Buttigieg—what is the DNC going to do with Buttigieg?

01:45:02.920 Because they're running polls, you know, in the South. 0.97

01:45:06.500 And African Americans are not ready for a gay president. 1.00

01:45:13.880 You know, I will say the polling is fascinating on this because what you see when you actually break this down is 0.95

01:45:22.420 a gay president is still one of those things a lot of Americans will not vote for, including about 20% of Democrats. 0.99

01:45:31.920 Shut up. 0.99

01:45:32.700 So about 20% of Democrats say they will not— 1.00

01:45:35.180 Right. And it's something like 30% of Republicans and 20-some-odd percent of independents who say no matter who the person is,

01:45:42.420 if they're gay, they will not vote for them. 1.00

01:45:44.120 Those are, to me, surprisingly high numbers in 2019. 0.98

01:45:47.180 Shockingly.

01:45:47.600 And I'm sure they're going to be dropping.

01:45:49.300 That's the way these things usually move.

01:45:51.380 But, you know, the argument here is that it's a little too early.

01:45:53.760 And if you remember, going back to the gay marriage situation in California, probably most famously,

01:46:01.240 black voters who are almost exclusively Democrat voted against gay marriage at much higher numbers than white voters did.

01:46:09.860 And what you're seeing—

01:46:10.720 Higher voters than Christians. 0.89

01:46:11.980 Yeah.

01:46:12.320 Just plain white Christians. 0.94

01:46:14.220 You go to the South Carolina polling, and Buttigieg is hitting the high peak of 0% over and over again among black voters.

01:46:26.280 Wow.

01:46:27.000 In fact, you know, he'll hit—you look around these demographics, and you'll see Elizabeth Warren's at, you know, say 20%,

01:46:32.300 and then she gets, you know, 15% of black voters, and, you know, it goes through the demographics,

01:46:38.480 and they're generally equal.

01:46:39.660 Biden does particularly well among black voters.

01:46:42.460 Buttigieg is like 12% of voters and 0% of African-American voters.

01:46:46.900 Like, they—he cannot seem to get any African-Americans to vote for. 1.00

01:46:51.260 So there's no way that he can be the guy.

01:46:52.540 Well, I mean, unless it changes, maybe he can make his case.

01:46:55.480 But there's some reasons to believe that it's not going to change, and then what do you do?

01:46:59.960 Because you can't—not only can you not win the presidency without the black vote and a strong showing from it, 0.70

01:47:04.760 you can't win the nomination without it either.

01:47:06.320 Maybe we're both right.

01:47:07.540 Maybe people looked at, you know, Trump versus Biden and went, yeah, okay, he's our guy,

01:47:11.920 and looked over the abyss and went, there is no other guy.

01:47:16.460 Did you hear the audio of the Hillary Clinton aide that said—

01:47:21.380 She said—

01:47:23.160 Yeah, I'll play it for you in a second.

01:47:26.020 Tom is from Texas.

01:47:27.560 Now, Texans are different than the average American, I think, and so are 85-year-olds. 1.00

01:47:35.560 85-year-olds, they lived through—they lived through everything.

01:47:39.200 They're like 85.

01:47:40.240 You think I was soft to get to 85?

01:47:43.400 So he works still as a small aircraft flight instructor, and he rides his bicycle every day.

01:47:48.440 And the only signs that Tom was getting older was his lower back and his left hip,

01:47:55.280 and it started to give him, you know, unending grief, and it became harder and harder.

01:48:00.300 He couldn't ride his bike, and then, you know, am I going to have to give up my flying, etc., etc.

01:48:05.240 Then he discovered relief factor.

01:48:07.240 Shortly after he started taking it, the back and hip pain went away and, quoting,

01:48:12.780 stayed almost entirely away ever since.

01:48:16.540 If you take it the way it's directed, 70% of us find great relief.

01:48:22.380 Try it.

01:48:22.920 Tom did it.

01:48:23.420 Worked for him.

01:48:23.900 Works for me.

01:48:24.500 Go to relieffactor.com.

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01:48:33.640 Use the promo code GLENN for $10 off.

01:48:35.580 Maybe we'll even highlight on the show when Hillary Clinton's advisor said,

01:48:39.180 All right, so I've got to play this for you.

01:49:09.240 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program, by the way.

01:49:10.860 I've got to play longtime Clinton advisor, Philippe Rons, which I think we know that name

01:49:20.260 because I think that's just another Twitter account for Mitt Romney.

01:49:26.080 I'm not sure, but Clinton advisor Philippe Rons has left the door wide open for a potential 2020 run.

01:49:34.220 Listen to this.

01:49:35.400 You're looking for it.

01:49:39.180 It's right at the top of the sheet.

01:49:40.120 Long time Clinton.

01:49:41.780 Audio.

01:49:45.360 This is a huge S.

01:49:46.800 But if she were to jump in for whatever reason and the party has moved someplace that she hasn't, 0.72

01:49:52.240 then she won't get the votes. 0.73

01:49:53.580 That's the point of the primary.

01:49:54.860 There are, I guess, still 19 people.

01:49:56.720 There are a few that are in double digits.

01:49:58.440 If she were to run and people think that she's too left, too right, too center, whatever you want to call it,

01:50:04.520 that's the beauty of it.

01:50:05.360 They get to vote against whoever they want.

01:50:07.580 I mean, if you gave me a choice between betting on her running or betting on Parable,

01:50:11.720 I'd probably bet on Parable.

01:50:13.120 But if she were to run, people get to decide.

01:50:15.820 Is she okay?

01:50:16.220 I know she does.

01:50:17.180 I know you do.

01:50:17.960 It's a cottage industry around you.

01:50:20.180 To some extent, she might as well run.

01:50:22.820 She's become the most reasonable person in the Democratic Party.

01:50:25.600 That's scary.

01:50:26.340 She might be the best person to beat President Pence.

01:50:28.480 I'm sorry.

01:50:28.940 I meant President Trump.

01:50:31.540 Did you see what he did there with the President Pence thing?

01:50:34.700 Did you understand that?

01:50:35.640 She's the most reasonable?

01:50:38.800 Hillary Clinton is.

01:50:40.480 Oh.

01:50:41.180 Okay.

01:50:42.460 Okay.

01:50:43.220 All right.

01:50:43.700 I mean, she does seem, you know, almost William Buckley-esque compared to the current crop

01:50:53.320 of candidates.

01:50:54.240 Yes.

01:50:54.900 That's only because Stalin is also running.

01:50:58.760 Stalin is also the right of this field. 0.91

01:51:01.760 Yeah.

01:51:02.580 I think, I mean, they've moved.

01:51:04.600 No one believes that Hillary Clinton is some moderate, but in outward language, I mean,

01:51:09.100 she definitely tried to signal she was more moderate than almost everyone in this field.

01:51:13.700 Including the people they're calling moderates in this field, like Biden, like Buttigieg.

01:51:18.100 Like, you know, this is, they've moved a really far distance really quickly.

01:51:23.020 Oh, yeah.

01:51:23.420 And I feel like, you know, look, I am not the type of person who wants to give advice

01:51:27.480 to Democrats.

01:51:28.560 But there is a situation where it seems like they learned all the wrong lessons from 2016.

01:51:34.300 You know, they're taking Hillary Clinton, a person who just personality-wise could not 0.65

01:51:41.120 deal with Donald Trump.

01:51:42.380 Couldn't do it.

01:51:42.900 She was a terrible candidate, but she also has the personality and the traits that would 1.00

01:51:47.140 just do not do well against a Trump-like candidate.

01:51:50.700 Then they're going to run Elizabeth Warren, who has all of the same traits. 1.00

01:51:53.920 All of them.

01:51:54.300 And the other part of that is she's far more left than Hillary Clinton at least portrayed 0.99

01:51:59.520 herself.

01:52:00.000 So those voters who voted for Obama and then Trump, who decided the election, they're going

01:52:06.900 to say, well, I voted for Trump last time against Clinton, but this time they are running

01:52:11.260 a socialist with the same package.

01:52:12.920 So maybe I'll consider changing my mind again.

01:52:15.240 And then you have Hillary Clinton who came to the table and said, hey, you know what? 0.99

01:52:19.960 There's a slice of the Trump voters that are they're just deplorables.

01:52:23.240 There's a basket of deplorables with her expressed point being many of them are not in the basket

01:52:29.780 of deplorables.

01:52:30.840 Then this entire field in 2020, instead of learning the lessons and saying, well, that

01:52:34.920 was, we shouldn't really be calling any of them deplorables.

01:52:37.100 They're now calling all of them deplorables. 0.98

01:52:39.860 They're all racist. 1.00

01:52:41.560 Anyone who supports Trump is the worst person on earth. 1.00

01:52:44.240 I know. 0.96

01:52:44.620 They've lost.

01:52:45.200 They've learned every wrong lesson from that election.

01:52:49.360 And if they somehow win, it will be in spite of themselves.

01:52:53.620 Who was it that I was reading? 0.95

01:52:55.020 Somebody said, I'm not a Trump supporter, but I think what's happening is ridiculous.

01:53:02.040 And he said, I don't know how to talk to Democrats or anybody on the left. 0.75

01:53:07.660 He said, I just say, well, now, wait a minute.

01:53:11.600 I mean, Elizabeth Warren, are you a Trump supporter?

01:53:14.980 No, I just think that this is your Trump supporter.

01:53:17.540 You're on the Trump train. 0.97

01:53:18.840 What are you all maggot now? 0.98

01:53:20.600 No. 0.96

01:53:21.040 They don't know how to say anything to anyone except, oh, you're just on a Trump train.

01:53:31.040 You just want to be on a Trump train.

01:53:33.100 No, can we talk about the issues here?

01:53:34.980 Can we just talk about issues?

01:53:36.180 That's how they handle all these things, right?

01:53:37.300 Like if you don't agree with a seven-year-old having their, you know, I don't know how to 0.99

01:53:43.440 describe the process, but puberty blockers, and they're going to turn a seven-year-old boy

01:53:47.760 into a seven-year-old girl, well, then you're transphobic. 0.98

01:53:50.620 If you don't like a black Democrat for some reason, like their tax policy, you're a racist. 0.95

01:53:57.180 You know, if you don't like it, they just continually have these weird black and white

01:54:01.380 lines that allow them to define this debate in their head as something that's rational,

01:54:05.960 but it's not.

01:54:06.600 And if you actually talk to people, can we play the Blaze Media, the interviewing that

01:54:10.380 we did at the Trump rally?

01:54:13.440 Send the Blaze cameras and microphones out.

01:54:15.300 And we just wanted to talk to regular supporters of Donald Trump.

01:54:19.760 Listen to what they actually had to say.

01:54:22.640 What do you guys like about Trump?

01:54:24.220 He's doing a black.

01:54:24.960 He can stand his ground when people try to push him down.

01:54:28.060 I like that he's attacking things that I've been waiting for people to approach and attack

01:54:31.860 for many years.

01:54:32.560 I like that he also is for the forgotten man.

01:54:36.860 He talks a lot about the people that are forgotten.

01:54:39.520 And he does more for people of color.

01:54:43.080 And he talks about more things that I can see that will affect me, as well as my grandchildren.

01:54:48.640 So I am a Trump supporter.

01:54:50.700 Mr. Stein, what do you want to know about him?

01:54:52.840 What does it mean?

01:54:54.040 Uh, basically that even though I'm gay, I don't have to think a certain way like the

01:54:58.660 left presumes that we have to.

01:55:00.860 I was born conservative, also born gay, free thinker.

01:55:05.440 Yeah, that's what it's here for.

01:55:06.740 I'm conservative.

01:55:07.560 I've never in my life thought I'd be holding a sign telling everybody I'm gay.

01:55:10.400 But I think it's important to do that right now, because if not, we're going to lose control.

01:55:14.680 So what do you like about him?

01:55:16.400 He actually does what he says he's going to do.

01:55:19.000 And he's hilarious.

01:55:20.420 He is so funny.

01:55:21.240 The liberals have no sense of humor.

01:55:22.620 He is super funny.

01:55:24.780 You know, is that intentional?

01:55:29.640 Sometimes it is.

01:55:30.580 Is his comedy intentional? 0.99

01:55:33.540 Or is he just doesn't give a crap? 0.98

01:55:35.700 I mean, that's what I predicted would happen before Obama was even selected as the candidate. 0.99

01:55:41.960 I said, if this guy becomes the candidate and the president, when he's done, we're going

01:55:48.080 to get a guy who's just like, oh, yeah, you know, I farted.

01:55:51.680 Ha ha! 0.86

01:55:53.240 Don't we all farted?

01:55:55.400 That's what he is.

01:55:56.840 He just doesn't care.

01:55:59.380 Right.

01:55:59.860 The person who does not refine the person that just blurts out what they're thinking.

01:56:03.900 The person that says things that, you know, a lot of people say around the bar.

01:56:08.840 I mean, that whole thing, which is, you know, turned into somewhat of a cliche, is kind of

01:56:14.480 accurate with Trump, right?

01:56:15.600 I mean, that's kind of what he does.

01:56:17.400 It's in a strange package of a billionaire real estate mogul, but it is who he is.

01:56:23.400 Right.

01:56:23.580 And I think most of the time, I think you can definitely see that Trump likes the humor

01:56:28.580 and finds it sometimes intentionally.

01:56:30.960 But that's not, I don't know that that's necessarily what that guy's talking about.

01:56:36.340 He just likes the fact that, you know, he just says stuff and it pisses people off and

01:56:40.780 he doesn't care.

01:56:41.720 And there's always something humorous about that.

01:56:44.380 Yeah, there is.

01:56:45.060 I mean, it's what you like about every, you know, go back to George Carlin or you go back

01:56:49.200 to Richard Pryor or, you know, Lenny Bruce or any, any person who's just saying these

01:56:54.740 things and doesn't care.

01:56:56.320 It's what you like about children.

01:56:58.800 You know, Bill Cosby, I hate to bring him up, but Bill Cosby, remember he did the old

01:57:04.580 Art Linkletter thing, Children Say the Darnedest Things?

01:57:07.260 Oh yeah, I think that's still on.

01:57:08.840 I think there's another version of that.

01:57:10.160 Is it really?

01:57:10.780 Yeah, I bet with Jeff Foxworthy, I think.

01:57:13.820 I think he did it for a while and I want to say there's another version of it on now.

01:57:16.600 He did it out of you, really?

01:57:17.680 But Bill not appearing.

01:57:19.200 But it's funny because when you talk to, when you actually talk to kids, you, you find

01:57:25.920 them funny because they just say what they're thinking.

01:57:30.560 There's no filter and they're usually right, but you don't say that in polite company.

01:57:36.560 Yeah.

01:57:37.300 By the way, Tiffany Haddish is the new host of that program.

01:57:40.860 And of course, you know, Tiffany Haddish from all of her work.

01:57:44.100 I mean, all over.

01:57:45.360 You're looking at all over.

01:57:46.400 Like, for example, Girls Trip is one that you want to remember.

01:57:49.540 Girls Trip? 1.00

01:57:50.080 Tell me about her.

01:57:51.420 Tell me about your favorite scene in Girls Trip.

01:57:53.840 Well, you remember that part where they get in the car?

01:57:55.600 Like all the girls in the car at the same time? 0.94

01:57:57.780 Oh yeah, yeah.

01:57:57.800 And like wild stuff happens?

01:57:58.940 Oh my God, that's really good.

01:58:00.180 Like what wild stuff in particular?

01:58:01.200 Oh, when they're talking about all those issues you shouldn't, you just shouldn't talk

01:58:04.200 about in a car on a trip with girls.

01:58:06.760 Yeah, she was in that.

01:58:07.820 Yeah.

01:58:08.240 Which one was she? 0.99

01:58:09.320 She was the one in the car.

01:58:10.780 Right.

01:58:11.180 I know, but there were others that were in the car.

01:58:13.720 Which one?

01:58:13.740 You know, they're all, I hate to, I'd hate to define them by their appearance.

01:58:19.380 Oh, you are.

01:58:20.280 Or one of their attributes.

01:58:22.220 You are so thoughtful.

01:58:23.080 Yeah.

01:58:23.440 Any specific attribute. 0.94

01:58:24.840 Who the hell is she? 0.99

01:58:26.560 She was in Girls Trip. 0.94

01:58:27.940 Okay, didn't see it.

01:58:29.000 She was in, okay, I'm looking now.

01:58:31.420 She was at Girls Trip.

01:58:33.140 Yeah, I got that one.

01:58:33.980 I got it.

01:58:34.520 I got it.

01:58:34.960 Well, Night School.

01:58:36.300 You saw that one, of course.

01:58:37.120 Night School, did not see that one.

01:58:38.540 Uncle Drew.

01:58:39.800 Uncle Drew, I did not see.

01:58:42.000 Let's see, a bunch of voice work.

01:58:44.260 Oh, maybe I've heard her from like a Campbell's commercial. 0.99

01:58:46.900 No, no, you've heard her from Lego Movie 2, Secret Life of Pets 2, Angry Birds Movie 2.

01:58:52.800 Oh.

01:58:53.220 Apparently none of the originals, but she's in all the crappy sequels that people don't like as much.

01:58:57.600 Was she in the Lego Movie 2?

01:58:59.520 She was Queen something, Queen Woterva Wanabi.

01:59:05.980 I did not see the Lego Movie 2.

01:59:07.780 Don't remember which I did, and don't remember that role.

01:59:11.080 So it's like saying, you saw her in Girls Trip.

01:59:14.620 She was in Girls Trip, but she is coming up in Bad Trip, which I don't know if it's related to Girls Trip,

01:59:21.440 but I'm sure it's going to be fantastic.

01:59:23.860 Well, she's fantastic, I think we've decided, in all that she does.

01:59:28.100 So let's move.

01:59:29.840 What is she even? 1.00

01:59:31.080 Why did you bring her up?

01:59:32.040 Because she's the host of... 1.00

01:59:34.280 Oh, Kids Say the Darnedest Things. 0.86

01:59:36.040 Kids Say the Darnedest Things. 0.96

01:59:36.760 Are they still saying it darnedest? 0.96

01:59:39.500 Kids Say the Darnedest Things, yes. 0.96

01:59:41.840 Wow. 0.75

01:59:42.180 There's an old-timey word. 0.75

01:59:44.920 Darnedest Things. 0.86

01:59:45.720 Kids Say the Darnedest Things. 0.95

01:59:48.160 Yeah. 0.85

01:59:48.340 Tonight on ABC Television.

01:59:52.620 I will say, she was also in the music video for Ring-a-ling by Todrick Hall.

01:59:58.120 Oh, okay.

01:59:59.200 I saw that one.

01:59:59.860 You may remember her from there.

02:00:01.500 Yeah.

02:00:02.160 When are they going to change it to, kids are just all effed up?

02:00:06.320 Yeah, I know.

02:00:06.840 That is the next step, isn't it?

02:00:07.940 Yeah, it is.

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02:01:41.640 This is the Glenn Beck program.

02:01:46.520 This is the Glenn Beck program.

02:02:11.640 I know.

02:02:12.280 That one just kind of came out.

02:02:14.720 Yeah.

02:02:16.200 This dude just said off air, he said, you know, LeBron James, that, you know, the Star-Spangled

02:02:24.940 Banner, and he walks out.

02:02:27.320 He starts screaming or whatever?

02:02:28.640 Yeah.

02:02:29.060 And he's like, let's go.

02:02:30.640 And it just came out.

02:02:32.080 What an A.

02:02:34.200 What an A-hole is what you said.

02:02:35.440 Yes.

02:02:36.660 And Glenn is not a common swearer, I will say.

02:02:39.700 Your language is pretty refined.

02:02:41.520 Yes.

02:02:42.060 However, usually there's a time and place for a Glenn swearer, and it's pretty rare.

02:02:48.140 Yeah.

02:02:48.500 But there is a point of emphasis.

02:02:50.160 But they're always carefully chosen.

02:02:51.640 Either for comedy or to make a point.

02:02:54.160 Right.

02:02:54.640 Yes.

02:02:55.140 They are curated in a way that is very refined.

02:02:58.860 It is an art.

02:02:59.580 That one just seemed to blurt out.

02:03:00.980 And look.

02:03:01.120 That one was just a knee-jerk A-hole.

02:03:03.700 If you're going to knee-jerk an A-hole, LeBron James is the guy to do it about.

02:03:07.160 Oh, my gosh.

02:03:07.720 He's the perfect – I'm so happy that people are finally seeing LeBron in the light that

02:03:12.540 I've seen him in for so long, that he's the worst, that he – I just – he is just 0.98

02:03:18.140 terrible, an awful, awful, awful creature. 0.97

02:03:21.740 I can't stand LeBron James. 0.99

02:03:23.980 Fill me in, because I really want to know.

02:03:25.980 When my knee-jerk – I don't know sports.

02:03:28.040 I don't know anything.

02:03:29.280 You've been hanging around me too long.

02:03:30.500 This is the problem.

02:03:31.420 But, I mean, no, it's not even that.

02:03:32.980 I just saw that video, and my knee-jerk reaction was that.

02:03:38.400 And so fill me in, because he's a guy I'd like more information to really base that knee-jerk.

02:03:44.000 Look, I could go into lots of depth, and I don't know that we have the time to go into

02:03:47.020 all of the reasons why.

02:03:48.380 Would you like to do a special episode?

02:03:49.940 Yeah, I would like to do an entire – yes, exactly.

02:03:51.460 However, what I would like to say is – and I found this, I thought about this recently – is

02:03:57.440 that LeBron James also created a school for needy children, and he's done lots of really

02:04:04.380 good things.

02:04:04.980 And I could choose to see some of those, but I don't.

02:04:08.320 I always see him in the worst possible light.

02:04:11.120 And I realize I am, to LeBron James, what the media is to Trump.

02:04:16.080 Like, I am just – I am automatically a hater of James just because I don't like his teams

02:04:20.920 and I want him to lose every time, and there's not really a reason.

02:04:23.860 You know, although he is pretty terrible in many, many ways, and we could get into that

02:04:27.220 in the special episode coming up.

02:04:27.860 Has he killed anybody?

02:04:29.100 Probably.

02:04:29.960 So, my point, though, is that, like, this is how the media is.

02:04:33.900 Like, they go into – I go into a LeBron James story looking for LeBron James to be awful

02:04:39.140 in every circumstance.

02:04:40.300 Luckily, he obliges me almost every time.

02:04:42.280 But, I mean, I go into it looking for the bad, and that's what the media does with

02:04:47.300 Trump.

02:04:47.980 They don't go into it saying, oh, he said lynching.

02:04:50.520 We've all said lynching in this context.

02:04:52.320 We understand what he meant.

02:04:53.360 That's never the way they play it because they go into it thinking he's essentially

02:04:56.660 literally Hitler, right? 0.79

02:04:58.960 So, of course, when literally Hitler up there as the president says, he says lynching, you

02:05:05.380 assume it's because he wants to bring back –

02:05:08.180 Yeah, he's Hitler. 0.87

02:05:08.820 He wants to lynch people for real.

02:05:10.880 So, can we play just the audio here real quick?

02:05:13.900 Here's LeBron James.

02:05:15.400 They're doing the Star Spangled Banner right before a game.

02:05:18.360 Here's what happened.

02:05:20.200 Let's go!

02:05:25.720 Right.

02:05:26.440 Right?

02:05:27.420 He's just – he's walking while they're singing, and he's just walking and looking at the crowd

02:05:32.160 like, what's wrong with you?

02:05:33.260 Let's go!

02:05:34.100 Yeah, why aren't you cheering?

02:05:35.720 I mean, it's just –

02:05:36.880 They're singing the song, dude.

02:05:38.980 Kind of an important one for some.

02:05:40.300 But you know what?

02:05:41.100 At least he'll stand up for China. 1.00

02:05:43.320 What a brave, brave man he is.

02:05:45.500 You know what?

02:05:46.180 It's two pieces of information that I know about LeBron.

02:05:49.320 That's what did it.

02:05:50.300 It was last week with him on China being just an uninformed boob. 1.00

02:05:56.220 Just a stupid, stupid comment from him that was all about, you don't care about people 1.00

02:06:02.960 like me that makes millions of dollars a year. 1.00

02:06:06.640 We could have lost our jobs.

02:06:08.440 Oh, my gosh.

02:06:10.120 What an a-hole.

02:06:12.740 See, that was – you meant that one.

02:06:14.400 Yeah, I meant that one.

02:06:15.220 But that's really the only way to describe a guy like that.

02:06:18.260 So we'll – maybe tomorrow we'll have a case against LeBron from Stu.

02:06:23.360 To Glenn Beck.

02:06:24.680 To Glenn Beck.

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 24, 2019

The 'Quid' Without the 'Quo' ｜ Guests： Michael Knowles, Dave Isay, & David Pietrusza ｜ 10⧸24⧸19

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