The Glenn Beck Program - The Right Continues to Strike Back ｜ 5⧸20⧸19

00:00:00.000 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program this week with

00:00:08.940 pat gray and jeff fisher from chewing the fat again we've got a we have a ton of stuff to talk

00:00:18.800 about it's hard to know where to even begin uh interesting interesting developments on abortion

00:00:26.640 we'll tell you about that uh the president tweeting out some threats to iranians and

00:00:33.360 the democrat field continues to be outrageous and uh actually mayor pete was on fox news on

00:00:39.560 the town hall over the weekend we'll get into that and a lot more coming up in just 60 seconds

00:00:44.600 pat and jeffy for glen on the glenbeck program triple eight seven two seven b e c k is the

00:00:52.040 member to participate today uh president trump took to twitter and issued a threat against iran

00:00:57.520 with all this escalating tension between our uh our two nations uh he tweeted out if iran wants to

00:01:05.060 fight that will be the official end of iran wow never threaten the united states again

00:01:11.120 on the one hand that feels pretty good you know because you get sick and tired of all of the

00:01:17.040 rivers of blood will flow and all that stuff that comes out of iran and so to respond to that

00:01:23.560 and tell them look everybody knows uh we'll crush you if you start anything it just feels good

00:01:30.380 it does but i'm not however yeah i want to throw in the big however however it does it feels good

00:01:39.620 after you get over feeling good yes you think wait wait do we want another war and this time with iran

00:01:48.600 my answer to that would be no i think the the answer is obviously no nobody wants that

00:01:54.100 uh and the president has said he doesn't want that but when your rhetoric is such that

00:01:59.820 you know you kind of escalate escalate the uh tension a little bit

00:02:05.320 uh you bring us a little bit closer to war um there is a an admiral um from the navy admiral

00:02:15.260 is this lord west the former okay this is from the uh first sea lord of the royal navy

00:02:22.860 gave uh an assessment of the potential conflict he told um the daily star that the u.s would need at

00:02:30.900 least one million troops to successfully uh pacify iran and a half-baked attack could throw the whole

00:02:39.420 region into further chaos we've seen that before we have we've seen that before you would have to

00:02:43.960 i mean if you're going to go to war with iran you got to commit and i think he's right you'd probably

00:02:50.560 need a million troops or more um and you have to throw everything you've got at them you can't do

00:02:55.800 this halfway anymore you can't you can't just try to fight a politically correct war you can't do it

00:03:02.880 that way i don't know that we're willing to do that and that's the thing would we do it that way no

00:03:07.740 we don't do it that way anymore we don't do a world war ii type of uh war and we haven't since world

00:03:16.720 war ii that's why korea just kind of stayed the same that's why vietnam we left and uh they poured

00:03:24.320 right across the border and took over the whole country uh that's why you know we had the kind of

00:03:31.340 problems in iraq and afghanistan we pulled up short in iraq right yeah yeah every time every time

00:03:37.440 because in order to commit wholeheartedly you got to ignore you have to ignore all of the people who

00:03:44.460 say oh innocent people are getting hurt well yeah they're going to if you do this right they're going

00:03:50.140 to you're going to have civilian casualties you don't want to but there are going to be

00:03:54.700 civilian casualties and there's going to be a lot of casualties on our side as well yeah

00:03:58.060 and so i don't know that we have the stomach for that anymore i don't know either i don't know either

00:04:06.720 and and i would i would like to say that you know maybe president trump if we were to ever have

00:04:14.120 something like this happen would be able to walk us through having that stomach again but i don't

00:04:19.320 think so i don't think so that's a tall order it sure is uh according to uh admiral lord west and

00:04:26.340 again this is you know from the british royal navy so you take it with a grain of salt i guess but he

00:04:31.180 said i think donald trump himself doesn't want to be uh in conflict but there are powerful factions

00:04:36.320 in israel saudi arabia and the u.s who believe an attack would be a good thing this includes john

00:04:42.100 bolton they think they'd destroy the iranian armed forces there would be regime change and all the

00:04:49.280 garden would be rosy only problem with that is they'd be completely wrong wow i think it would

00:04:55.680 be messy i think it's going to be messier than it would be anybody who thinks yeah yeah now iran's

00:05:00.840 foreign minister has said he doesn't believe that war is going to break out either so i mean at least

00:05:04.020 they're trying to back down a little bit too i don't know that they believe it either i you know

00:05:09.360 they have to know right that they don't want war with the united states they they like to posture

00:05:14.460 and they like to bluster and they like to talk about us as the great satan and that they destroy

00:05:19.960 us in the great fire of giad or whatever when it comes right down to it they know better they know

00:05:27.860 better they have to don't they if they're saying at all they have to know that so that's what you

00:05:35.660 count on i guess is that cooler heads prevail because it would be it would be nasty for both

00:05:41.580 sides yeah and neither side wants that kind of thing uh i know we certainly don't no we do not

00:05:51.480 no we do not and i you know apart from the ayatollah uh i think the military generals over there

00:05:58.680 understand uh the realities of life and that uh donald trump may just have a twitchy eye

00:06:05.160 and a twitchy finger and they better not mess they better not push it any further i hope uh you just

00:06:13.140 hope and pray that that's that's the case and uh that cooler heads prevail and we'll see uh triple

00:06:20.420 eight seven two seven beck also president trump in addition to threatening iran over the weekend

00:06:28.140 was opening fire on representative just justin amash after justin amash issued a statement that the

00:06:38.000 president is guilty of impeachable conduct now i i don't know that i agree with justin amash on that

00:06:44.900 uh but the president tweeted never a fan of justin amash total lightweight who opposes me on some of

00:06:52.720 our great republican ideas and policies just for the sake of getting his name out there through

00:06:57.160 controversy i gotta say that's just not true that's that's not justin amash uh if he actually

00:07:04.360 read the biased muller report composed by 18 angry dems who hated trump you would see that it was

00:07:11.880 nevertheless strong on no collusion and ultimately no obstruction anyway how do you obstruct when there 0.98

00:07:20.440 is no crime and in fact the crimes were committed by the other side justin is a loser who sadly plays

00:07:27.500 right into our opponent's hands uh we've talked about justin amash many times um he's a solid

00:07:36.300 conservative and not a loser now i don't i don't agree with him that the president has done impeachable

00:07:43.100 offenses uh but neither do i agree with president trump's assessment of justin amash here again it's

00:07:51.100 that thing where if you if you say anything about him he's he's gonna come after you right if you say

00:07:56.320 anything negative about donald trump he's coming for you absolutely it doesn't matter who you are

00:08:02.060 he's coming for you and so amash is learning that well i mean he he has he put out there his

00:08:09.700 principal conclusions right justin amash attorney general bar has deliberately misrepresented

00:08:14.360 muller's report yeah president trump has engaged in impeachable conduct yep partisanship has eroded

00:08:21.100 our system of checks and balances right few members of congress have read the report and that's true

00:08:26.740 those are his top four yeah okay i don't know that i agree with all of that yeah i don't either

00:08:33.360 and and i don't know that republicans need to be jumping into that chorus of let's impeach donald trump

00:08:39.540 either but uh that doesn't mean that justin amash is a loser nor that he does all of this stuff just

00:08:48.020 for publicity and that's not him no that's not him certainly hasn't been really solid conservative

00:08:53.180 yeah unless he's changed completely um i just wish it wasn't so you know if you can't disagree

00:09:02.820 with this president without being an absolute enemy of him you know so nobody does in the in the

00:09:09.340 republican party and on the right uh you just as you just adopt his position on everything whether his

00:09:16.020 position is conservative or not whether his position is correct or not we have to adopt it like the tariff

00:09:21.880 thing look how many people are are defending tariffs now all of a sudden how did that happen what do

00:09:29.080 you mean tariffs are okay now since when well since 2016 when trump was elected yeah that's that's when

00:09:37.800 they've been okay and look and donald trump is doing it right there's no right way to do tariffs

00:09:44.800 as far as i'm concerned he's doing it correctly is what i'm saying i know that's what you're saying

00:09:50.200 but what i'm saying is there's no correct way uh to do a tariff um they just backfire on us every

00:09:55.980 single time yeah i mean i'm just talking about every time other than that though you're you're right

00:10:02.160 he's doing them the right way all right triple eight seven two seven b e c k uh more coming up in just

00:10:10.060 one minute from now pat gray and pat gray unleashed which you can hear every weekday immediately

00:10:15.140 preceding this particular broadcast and then uh jeffy is here as well from chewing the fat uh

00:10:22.100 which podcast usually uh have that uploaded win oh monday through friday

00:10:27.100 it's uploaded 5 30 central 6 30 eastern okay special uh talking thrones today as a matter of fact

00:10:34.660 oh that's right the end of end of game of thrones last night the big finale big finale wrapped up

00:10:39.880 last night wow it's completely over i know eight years well they're gonna do movies though aren't

00:10:44.640 they they are and they're doing this i've apparently the uh the first round of prequels

00:10:49.560 are already in filming so really yeah so okay prequels everything we saw over the last eight

00:10:56.220 seasons or whatever guess now they're going back before that i guess so huh now from what i've read so

00:11:01.820 far i i don't watch game of thrones so i don't know anything about it but i'm reading really bad

00:11:06.860 things about the finale people were upset about the final people were upset about this final season

00:11:11.280 for sure yeah uh you know they trying to wrap it up and the last couple episodes have been uh you know

00:11:17.500 people are really wound up about how they got there uh it's i mean they've they've tried to

00:11:22.620 they've got some uh petition to get hbo to redo the season with better writers and it's just silly

00:11:30.780 did they lose their original just silly writers well some of the writers what happened was is that

00:11:34.540 they you know they ended up moving on from the books right from the game of thrones books so i 0.77

00:11:41.720 didn't know there were so the guy that wrote the books said look um he's still writing more but he's

00:11:48.960 saying look this is going to be the conclusion this is where i'm going with these characters how you

00:11:53.020 get there though it's up to you and so they glossed over a lot they left a lot a lot of things wide

00:11:59.440 open like wait really how did we why are we doing that so it's been it's been fascinating i mean i

00:12:06.120 have enjoyed reviews i read this morning was it it was the worst episode of the entire series

00:12:11.160 do you agree with that i do not you don't but it's you know there was there was some it was they did

00:12:17.700 some questionable jumps but just enjoy it come on you've enjoyed you've enjoyed all 72 or 73 episodes

00:12:25.340 up until now just relax it was huge yeah i mean for for a uh subscription channel to have 18 million

00:12:34.620 viewers like like they did last week and then i would imagine last night's will top 20 million gotta

00:12:40.840 be yeah easily 20 million that's huge here i mean big numbers so i mean the biggest number since

00:12:47.340 probably uh um the the walking dead yeah yeah well and the dead is when that was in its heyday

00:12:54.800 yeah and the dead is you know on cable right that's not right which you don't have to pay for

00:13:00.920 necessarily right but you're not getting a separate subscription like you are to hbo so that's i mean

00:13:06.160 that's big that's even more impressive yeah for game of thrones yeah and then and then the 20 million

00:13:11.920 or 18 20 million that's only in the united states as far as i know that's only the states that's not

00:13:16.800 who knows what they're gonna see what the pull down worldwide gotta be uh huge outrageous yeah huge

00:13:22.160 outrageous uh 888-727-BECK uh missouri's republican-led house friday passed sweeping legislation

00:13:32.100 designed to survive court channels court challenges this time that would ban abortion at eight weeks of

00:13:39.360 pregnancy so they've got another heartbeat bill uh this starting to gain some momentum now uh if it's

00:13:46.820 enacted the ban would be among the most restrictive in the united states it includes exceptions for

00:13:52.700 medical emergencies but not for pregnancies caused by rape or incest doctors would face

00:13:57.880 five to 15 years in prison for violating the eight-week cutoff ah that's wow that's strong

00:14:05.680 legislation sure is i mean when you're when you're talking about jailing doctors well in alabama they're

00:14:11.180 talking about life sentences which is okay pretty severe yeah you don't want to violate that

00:14:19.460 uh women of course would not be prosecuted um so republican governor mike parson pledged to sign the bill 0.87

00:14:29.440 but it's unclear when he'll take action when pressed on the lack of exceptions he told reporters

00:14:34.340 all life has value so i mean that's another another strong statement and strong action in this fight

00:14:44.880 and look i think the other side just went too far i think so too and kicked the right into action

00:14:51.220 finally i think so too okay if you're going to legalize abortion all the way up to including and

00:14:56.400 after birth uh we're going to respond and we're going to take some action and that's what's happening

00:15:04.040 now they won't say uh you know their best answer their best answer most of these people running for

00:15:10.120 the democratic presidential nominee um like uh buddha did last night on fox he he wouldn't say

00:15:17.620 he wouldn't give the line of when you shouldn't have an abortion i don't think there is a line for

00:15:22.200 these people his line is that's that's still the woman's choice right the woman's choice i'm gonna

00:15:26.180 leave that between her right and her right care provider that's the line so the line is there is no line 0.99

00:15:31.940 there's no line doesn't matter i mean that's when you start getting that going that route i mean

00:15:37.720 we've got to say something you have to yeah i think so how about no yeah we've given you all of this and

00:15:44.360 you're still it's not enough so missouri's action comes hot on the heels of alabama's action which

00:15:50.800 banned essentially all abortion unless the mother's life is in danger that's the only exception and there's 0.93

00:15:58.560 no abortion even for the first six or eight weeks so alabama's is really strong and will obviously 0.97

00:16:06.580 be challenged in court and that's what they were actually looking for which is interesting because

00:16:11.220 i don't think it survives the supreme court no i don't know that they're counting on the fact that

00:16:15.680 it will but um i think we've seen strong evidence john roberts doesn't vote for it um he wouldn't try to

00:16:23.380 overturn out roe v wade and i i don't think kavanaugh would either so if you lose those two if you lose

00:16:30.760 one of those two it's not going to pass um but there is some definite momentum for uh for pro-life

00:16:42.260 sweeping the the nation here uh we've got eight states now that have passed new laws including alabama

00:16:49.120 which as we mentioned is a near total ban the only exception being a mother's life endangerment 0.77

00:16:53.800 uh georgia kentucky missouri mississippi and ohio have all passed heartbeat bills so as soon as the

00:17:01.300 baby has a heartbeat you it can't be aborted and utah and arkansas have limited abortion to the middle 0.88

00:17:09.240 of the second trimester which isn't great but uh it's better than it was oh it's better than better

00:17:16.020 than it was better than okay all the way up to 40 weeks and beyond right right oh you just had a

00:17:22.980 baby um we'll give you a couple days to decide whether you want to kill it or not so the left now

00:17:27.700 is uh demanding that we not call them heartbeat bills that they're fetal uh i have what fetal echo 0.98

00:17:36.600 bills or something to that effect it's just silly it's it's ridiculous yeah it's it's insanity if it's not a

00:17:44.120 heartbeat what exactly is it it's a carburetor as to what you've oh it's a carburetor okay so we've 0.77

00:17:51.400 got a volkswagen forming in there or a buick or buick whatever doesn't matter with a carburetor you

00:17:56.060 don't start if you hear that well the carburetor that shouldn't move us why can't you abort a carburetor

00:18:04.540 who cares i mean ford gm they're all making them every day don't worry about the carburetor

00:18:12.140 kicking plenty of them uh so they're doing everything they can and they do this every

00:18:17.580 time they change the language and you change the argument and that's what they've done every single

00:18:22.440 time that's why they're pro-choice rather than pro-abortion because it sounds so much better 0.99

00:18:27.300 and that's how they made so much headway and they're trying to do it again here by not calling

00:18:32.180 a heartbeat a heartbeat it is essentially you're right it's essentially a carburetor

00:18:36.460 it's just it's crazy it's just science denying again uh that just continues

00:18:44.780 triple eight seven two seven b-e-c-k it's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenn beck program

00:18:51.400 pat gray from pat gray unleashed and jeff fisher from uh chewing the fat for glenn this week

00:18:57.240 uh is speaking of the abortion situation that's going on in the country right now

00:19:02.600 you know only the only the uh right is extreme on this because uh aborting babies all the way up 0.98

00:19:12.440 to delivery day that's that's not extreme letting a baby die on the counter that has been born alive

00:19:19.940 in a failed abortion that's that's not extreme not if it's the mother's choice right right so cory

00:19:26.800 booker has written an open letter to men on abortion oh good saying among among other things

00:19:33.540 uh we're seeing organizations like access reproductive care southeast you know that's a 0.71

00:19:39.060 great organization right there anything titled reproductive care that's going to be great uh clinic

00:19:45.480 vest project the national network of abortion funds one of my favorite agencies planned parenthood

00:19:51.900 yellow hammer fund and many others have stepped in where conservative-led state governments have

00:19:57.500 failed he writes but women should not have to face this fight alone men it's on us to listen to speak

00:20:06.820 out and to take action not because women are our mothers sisters wives or friends but because women

00:20:13.060 are people and all people deserve to control their own bodies wow well not the people inside the woman 0.99

00:20:21.240 not the other person that's inside the body with the separate dna uh a separate heartbeat uh separate

00:20:27.360 body that body doesn't count don't worry about that one okay that's just a clump of tissue in there

00:20:32.740 with a heartbeat and eyes and lungs different dna organs and different dna don't even though yeah

00:20:38.780 that's all these far right attacks on women's rights must be understood as an attack on all of our rights 1.00

00:20:47.540 but we also need to understand who these types of bills were designed to control dehumanize and

00:20:54.280 criminalize i'm still learning how to be the best ally and partner i could be in this fight but one

00:21:00.940 thing i know is that i would not be writing this today if it were not for generations of women and men

00:21:07.780 who spoke out and stood up for each other during times of moral crisis yeah don't worry about sticking up

00:21:15.140 and standing up for the for the unborn no yeah come on now come on now yeah they don't clump of sales

00:21:22.900 that is unreal and then there's uh this lovely tweet from jim carrey uh he tweeted out i think if

00:21:33.580 you're going to terminate a pregnancy it should be done sometime before the fetus becomes governor of 0.99

00:21:40.240 alabama and then he tweeted out a nice little photo uh he did this little cartoon because he's such a

00:21:46.580 great artist of the governor of alabama being aborted in the womb that's really lovely from jim 0.97

00:21:52.080 carrey why don't you go back to talking out your butt jim that would be great um maybe i don't know go 0.96

00:21:59.500 back to your movies uh of course nobody i guess nobody wants to see him anymore since he hasn't had a 0.97

00:22:04.200 decent movie in quite some time 20 years yeah quite some maybe how long has it been since he had a hit

00:22:09.000 oh it's been a long time maybe you should focus on that a little more than politics there's something

00:22:13.700 that's been a really long time something that's changed i mean well he's into his art now

00:22:17.320 oh that's that is true yeah yeah yeah he's an artist yeah an actor anymore uh another great tweet

00:22:25.860 from alexandria ocasio cortez oh she's uh to the to the gop extremists trying to invoke the unborn

00:22:37.000 she puts in quotation marks wow to jail people for abortion where are you in climate change oh right

00:22:43.600 you want to burn fossil fuels till there's hell on earth oh what if they were truthful about their

00:22:52.600 motives they'd be consistent in their principles they're not uh there's nothing inconsistent about

00:22:58.420 about trying to save babies and not believing that the earth is burning up due to fossil fuels

00:23:05.700 nothing inconsistent about that uh i guess everyone must believe as aoc does 100 you have to you have

00:23:14.260 to and you can't feel any differently despite all the evidence i was just reading this article over

00:23:19.420 the weekend about how wrong the experts have been on virtually every prediction whether it be about

00:23:25.980 the climate about the population explosion uh about political activities well it's all about the

00:23:33.320 economies it's always when you talk they're always wrong the climate it's always if this happens and

00:23:38.780 uh you know what if this happens well yeah okay what if it hasn't it doesn't

00:23:46.520 yeah it's just amazing to me it's always and we're supposed to believe that well if this happens

00:23:53.120 that means it's going to happen uh no well if if the earth does warm four degrees i'm going to be with

00:24:00.440 you on that and let's let's worry about that uh if it starts to happen but at one degree over a hundred

00:24:06.040 years there's no indication it's going up another three there's there's no indication of that and

00:24:11.100 they've been again they've been wrong every step of the way and they continue to uh put forward all

00:24:19.420 of their heroes who've been wrong like paul earlick they're still quoting that guy paul earlick in the

00:24:27.320 60s and 70s said that we were all dead in the 80s well when the 80s came around look around yeah there

00:24:33.340 was billions billions of dead i believe he predicted two billion two billion we're going to die from

00:24:38.220 starvation i mean you couldn't be more wrong than paul earlick and uh james hansen from nasa

00:24:47.280 uh completely wrong on everything they've ever predicted and we're still supposed to fall in

00:24:52.740 line with it it's it's uh it's agonizing incredible um got this uh tweet from catholic hillbilly

00:25:03.720 here's another serious problem that needs to be discussed abortion cost 15 000 to 40 000

00:25:11.780 uh no that's the adoption cost i'm sorry oh wait 15 to 40 000 to adopt a baby abortion cost 400

00:25:21.780 dollars um maybe we should lower the cost of adoption maybe that should be on the agenda of uh

00:25:28.900 the gop politicians that's a really good point i'm okay with that really good point uh because

00:25:35.160 yeah abortion pretty easy pretty easy uh and pretty pretty inexpensive and i know that we all want you

00:25:42.700 know the children to have uh you know perfect homes and a wonderful place for them to live but uh you've

00:25:49.120 gotta you've gotta be uh you know darn near perfect yeah uh to adopt yeah um and you know families aren't

00:25:59.220 always that perfect i don't know if i just want to be clear about that in fact they're never perfect so

00:26:04.820 really yeah yeah yeah it is it can be it can be a tough process that's for sure uh this from the

00:26:11.180 babylon b which is a really funny uh satirical christian website they're always doing these

00:26:19.120 great headlines close one this baby was almost born into poverty but his mother killed him just in the

00:26:25.640 nick of time and then the article uh talk about a close call this baby was almost born into poverty but

00:26:34.320 his mother killed him just before the cutoff for abortion in their state with literally just a few

00:26:40.360 days to spare she ended his life saving him from a living that isn't always perfect just like you 0.63

00:26:47.320 said uh jeffy they're not always perfect whoo can you imagine if this kid was forced to live his life

00:26:55.660 poor poor means not having a lot of money and sometimes having to go without things it means a

00:27:01.780 hard life one of struggle and difficulty it means sometimes you worry about making rent or buying

00:27:07.360 groceries it's really hard being poor it's a good thing his mom killed him to save him from all that

00:27:12.860 thanks mom

00:27:13.900 you know as long as we're on oh man the babylon b yes um i'll give you one more article all right from

00:27:23.860 this weekend alabama girl crushed as mother explained she may never have the opportunity to kill offspring 1.00

00:27:32.120 i mean they're it's biting but it's really is biting and it's and it's it's horrible it's effective

00:27:44.200 i but it's funny because it's really close to i don't know yeah the truth yeah well i mean because

00:27:55.620 the truth is so ridiculous and extreme now it's hard to be more extreme than the actual events of

00:28:03.020 the day and they do a pretty good job yeah they do and just a little bit further uh so yeah it's a

00:28:09.600 funny website it it really is all right triple eight seven two seven beck it's pat and jeffy for

00:28:16.140 glenn this week uh over the weekend at the box office number one movie finally replacing avengers

00:28:22.180 endgame was uh john wick chapter three right parabellum i'll bet uh i'm guessing there was

00:28:30.580 some gunfire in that movie just a little i haven't seen it but just a wild stab in the dark i did not

00:28:35.600 go see it this weekend game's been out for you know what 80 years now so it's finally dethroned

00:28:40.980 yeah four weeks it took four weeks for it to finally be dethroned uh but uh john wick made 57

00:28:47.420 million avengers endgame was second at 29 million so even four weeks into its run it's still almost

00:28:54.120 still pretty 30 million dollars that's pretty good it's pretty good 770 million 805 000 since it came

00:29:01.660 out and it cost 356 million to me it's more than doubled uh it's it's budget and i think worldwide

00:29:09.520 it's over 2 billion yes it is well over 2 billion well over yeah then pokemon detective pikachu

00:29:16.300 was number three at 24.8 million amazing i can't even begin to imagine going to pokemon

00:29:24.880 detective pikachu really yeah yeah why did you rather watch it at home yes i'm waiting for you

00:29:31.120 yeah exactly that's exactly right uh a dog's journey didn't you see that one i did see the

00:29:36.900 dog's journey that's number four i took my daughter to see it she loves him so it was you know did you

00:29:41.540 love it i did great i did it was great yeah it looks great the first one that's the one with

00:29:46.000 dennis quaid right yeah the first one was uh i don't know i really enjoyed the first one and so

00:29:50.480 i don't know that i enjoyed the second one as much as the first one but you know well i haven't seen

00:29:55.540 the first one so i'm sure i wouldn't understand oh you could you know you can't see you just can't

00:30:00.020 you couldn't understand first you got to see the first one to set it up otherwise right otherwise

00:30:04.300 the journey is lost right if you haven't seen one right too many subtle nuances from the first one

00:30:11.160 i mean you just wouldn't get okay so you might be able to get through it you might be able to

00:30:15.960 understand a little really you think huh yeah all right uh the hustle was number five uh is that is

00:30:23.500 that with uh anne hathaway i think yes then the intruder also with dennis quaid uh long shot was

00:30:32.700 number seven the sun is also a star palms which are the old lady cheerleaders that looks terrific 0.63

00:30:41.460 doesn't that's another one that looks really good yeah oh that looks really good can't wait i can't

00:30:46.820 believe i haven't seen it already it's been out two weeks

00:30:49.020 i've got to get to that no kidding and then ugly dolls routed out the top 10 but breakthrough 0.98

00:30:58.440 you know which is that christian movie where the the kid drowns and he's underwater yes

00:31:03.520 20 minutes or something and then i think his his heart had stopped for 45 minutes uh so a great

00:31:11.820 christian movie that's it that's still at number 11 and it's brought in 30 about 39 million since it

00:31:18.080 came out not bad oh that's great when it cost 14 to make uh and so if you're a regular listener to the

00:31:25.660 show you might have heard glenn interview the actual kid that that happened to i can't remember

00:31:30.560 what his name is but uh he you know you would expect brain damage after 45 minutes of your heart

00:31:39.880 not beating but he didn't have any zero right just it's an incredible story incredible story

00:31:46.500 and then uh tolkien which i want to see but that is fading quickly and it didn't do real well

00:31:54.540 it's about jr r tolkien who wrote uh lord of the rings right uh that looks that looks pretty good

00:32:00.960 but it's already out of most of the theaters around here i mean that came and went really fast

00:32:05.920 really fast uh you should be able to get that at the house soon yeah that's what we're thinking

00:32:11.500 all right well let's just wait for it to come on demand then and uh i kind of like that they come

00:32:17.840 out me too they cannot come out fast enough for me and they're talking about making it even

00:32:23.640 faster i hope so i'm all for that spielberg that was saying i'm all for that maybe three weeks in

00:32:29.000 the theater and then go straight to okay home good i'd love i'm all right i'm all right with that

00:32:34.120 absolutely so there's got to be a way to make the theaters happy and uh the viewers happy right we

00:32:42.200 can see it if you love seeing it at the theater great go see it at the theater but for the most part

00:32:46.920 i'm willing you know make us spend a little bit more money yeah i'm willing to spend a little bit

00:32:51.840 more money i'd do it if you see first run after a week or two or three yes yeah a couple weeks i'd

00:32:58.020 be okay a couple weeks and then and then like two weeks okay two weeks maybe longer on a on something

00:33:04.400 like avengers endgame because it's making so much money at the box office maybe a week just a little

00:33:09.160 bit longer maybe okay so maybe you say two weeks unless you've been in the top five if you're in the

00:33:14.300 top five then you could mind a longer run that'd be awesome yes it'd be great and it's starting to go

00:33:19.360 that way anyway so i think it's inevitable let's just get it done and let me just let me let me

00:33:23.680 run it i don't you don't need to i keep it for 24 hours or maybe you get maybe you let me run it for

00:33:28.220 a little bit more of a price and i only have it for eight hours instead of a day and then okay so

00:33:34.420 you know a fine work out of deal but i'd rather i want to right now when they do it when they do

00:33:39.080 the quick release they usually make you buy it at first if you watch it the first couple of weeks

00:33:43.860 right which and then sometimes they're literally sometimes you don't even get to view it you get

00:33:48.480 to you just have to buy it and so that when it first comes out that you get it yeah and no stop

00:33:53.720 stop it it's gonna happen you know i think it's inevitable it has to happen because that's the way

00:34:02.040 we're going now yes and with netflix and amazon and hulu and all that you're just forcing the issue

00:34:07.100 it has to happen really it's just a matter of time you know make it sooner than later i i think

00:34:13.600 so too all right we've got uh bernie sanders on teacher salaries uh and comparing them to baseball

00:34:20.400 players and football players get into that also fran lebowitz on trump that we should treat him

00:34:28.500 the same way that the saudis treated jamal khashoggi get into that coming up

00:34:34.040 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program with pat and jeffy

00:34:45.560 this week 888-727-BECK uh so the democrats are all out and uh you know doing their democrat thing

00:34:55.740 their extremist democrat thing what they do did doing what they do uh we'll get into that and

00:35:01.580 much more in 60 seconds

00:35:04.040 hey it's pat and uh jeffy for glenn this week uh joe biden out on the campaign trail

00:35:08.720 excoriating president trump as america's divider in chief wow did he ever listen to uh the guy he

00:35:17.640 was vice president for during those eight years i missed that yeah i think he did i think he did

00:35:22.800 talk about a guy who divided america barack obama set race relations back 50 years at least 50 years

00:35:31.660 easy uh amazing uh but biden said if the american people want a president to add to our division

00:35:39.240 to lead with a clenched fist closed hand hard heart to demonize your opponents and spew hatred

00:35:45.840 they don't need me they've got president donald trump he's offering a different path folks i love it

00:35:54.520 when he refers to to us as oh folks i love that uh i'm running to offer our country democrats republicans

00:36:01.140 and independents a different path um supposedly he's taking a more moderate tone than the rest of the

00:36:10.660 democrat field um and he says he knows how to go toe-to-toe with the gop but it doesn't have to be

00:36:16.320 and it can't be that way on every issue and two days before the president comes to pennsylvania for

00:36:23.640 a rally of his own biden sought to counter what might be the president's strongest re-election

00:36:28.060 argument the bright economic picture so of course biden's taking credit for the bright economic

00:36:35.080 picture uh he said it was given to him just like he's inherited everything else in his life

00:36:43.040 and just like everything else he's been given in his life he's in the process of squandering that

00:36:49.980 as well wow okay the economy was not like this uh when obama and biden were in office they did not

00:36:57.900 hand him a glowing economy that is completely it's a lie it's just a lie it was on the way

00:37:05.700 no it really kind of left it was on the way so it's been what two years now yeah two and a half

00:37:13.860 going on three now so it's perfect that's the way they left it to right sure good then sure i mean

00:37:20.160 it's amazing obama everything that was bad was bush's fault everything that's good now

00:37:26.300 is him that's pretty amazing sure is the the giblets he's got to make that claim

00:37:35.440 it's amazing to watch uh also bernie sanders talking about uh teacher salaries and look i i think

00:37:45.140 teachers should be paid more too but um yeah here's what he had to say about teachers and comparing to

00:37:51.640 professional athletes so if we are a nation that can provide contracts to baseball players

00:37:57.580 for hundreds of millions of dollars don't tell me we cannot pay teachers in this country the kind of

00:38:05.260 wages and salaries they deserve okay that's you're comparing apples to oranges there as one's got

00:38:12.840 nothing to do with the other he knows it and he knows it i mean that's just a ridiculous comparison

00:38:17.560 so you're comparing these athletes who can do uh things in their sport that less than one percent

00:38:28.180 of the people on this planet can do and so of course there that's going to be valuable and the market

00:38:34.780 you know dictates that yes it does you got you got millions of people watching them millions of people

00:38:41.300 uh uh over the course of seasons who go to these games who pay ticket prices

00:38:48.100 millions of people buy merchandise yes merchandise is strong i mean come on uh and then to compare that

00:38:53.700 to teacher salaries it's just it's ridiculous and would i love for teachers to make more yes and i think 0.99

00:38:58.920 they deserve it but there's another dumb comparison from a dumb socialist 0.99

00:39:04.980 i just i it's it's again agonizing to listen to it really is uh then we've got aoc jumping all over 0.99

00:39:18.280 the fact that this uh commencement speaker at a historically black college over the weekend

00:39:23.260 surprised graduates yeah by announcing he's going to pay off the student debt of the entire class

00:39:29.840 of 2019 robert f smith uh mr philanthropist uh billionaire he's worth i think like five billion

00:39:36.780 something like that wow and uh he was speaking and he decided in his speech that uh he was going to

00:39:43.320 pay for this year's graduates student loans nice so he's going to pay off everybody's debt

00:39:50.080 and that's about 400 kids and they think that that'll be a total donation of about 40 million

00:39:56.940 think of that 40 million i mean think of that alone i mean that's pretty sweet and that's nice

00:40:01.640 for you if you're in the class of 2019 uh no kidding but then all of the socialists are jumping in like

00:40:07.760 alexandria ocasio-cortez and saying because he was he was doing it on behalf of the government right he

00:40:13.280 didn't no he did it on behalf of himself really yeah money that he earned right in our capitalistic

00:40:20.480 society exactly the hated dreaded united states of america huh huh uh and so she said that that's uh

00:40:32.040 it gets an opportunity to understand how student debt weighs down people well then don't accrue student

00:40:39.900 debt right here's an idea uh work during your high school years save money uh work during your college

00:40:48.140 years pay off your college as you go pay as you go but done before millions of people have done it

00:40:56.360 um and it's just not a thing anymore i guess it's not a thing that you can even ask of these kids

00:41:03.060 hey you know what you should do is uh get a job when you're in high school and uh save your money

00:41:09.640 and pay for college yourself what about that or i don't know get a job during college

00:41:16.940 and pay for college yourself yeah and it would be it's okay to uh you know hey i can't afford to

00:41:24.420 go right now i'm gonna go back to work and save some more money and then i'll go back to school

00:41:28.320 exactly you don't have to accrue massive debt you don't have to i mean if you choose to well then

00:41:35.120 you understand what you're getting into so stop whining about it because you knew what you were getting

00:41:39.580 into and if you insist on going to harvard or yale or princeton you're gonna have massive debt once

00:41:45.860 you're done pretty simple unless your family's incredibly wealthy right or you got scholarships

00:41:51.380 well that's a different deal then so uh you know this whole student debt thing is just uh it's a

00:42:01.420 silly discussion ocasio cortez also said people shouldn't be in a situation where they depend on

00:42:07.740 a stranger's enormous act of charity um well then again they should pay their way through school

00:42:16.080 if they don't want to accrue the debt or here's another option for you uh go to a community college

00:42:21.840 where it's pretty cheap how dare you and you can pretty easily pay for it go to a trade school

00:42:26.960 uh go to a state university heaven forbid um you know there's some options there for you there are

00:42:33.120 plenty of options and look the nobody's nobody's complaining about the uh the colleges who are

00:42:38.740 charging more and more for their uh for their uh nobody ever even mentions it one time not one time

00:42:47.300 it's never the fault of the colleges who are charging outrageous tuition to the call to the kids who come

00:42:53.780 to the schools i mean look at harvard harvard's got an endowment of almost 40 billion dollars

00:43:02.880 40 billion they could pay the tuition with that endowment of every single student who goes to

00:43:12.140 that school uh they could all go free for the next 25 years with 40 billion dollars are they gonna do

00:43:21.660 that no no why not i mean they've got the money they could easily do that if they're so altruistic

00:43:29.480 let's see it put up the money or shut up or lower your tuition that's an idea but they don't need to

00:43:38.260 lower their tuition right because it's guaranteed that they're going to get their money right and

00:43:42.100 nobody's complaining about their tuition except that when they have student debt but nobody complains

00:43:46.320 to harvard about right they complain to the government right about that and this is a fantastic

00:43:52.700 example of capitalism it sure is this robert smith who put up his own 40 million dollars to pay off

00:43:59.540 this student that's exactly how capitalism should work he made all that money he wanted to do something

00:44:04.860 really nice with it and he did and he did and he didn't have to didn't have to right and it wasn't

00:44:10.460 the government that paid it off he could have walked away with his honorary doctorate and said hey good

00:44:14.940 luck god bless i'm out i'm gonna go back to my yacht he probably still did that anyway probably

00:44:21.100 because 40 million dollars to a guy who has five billion is nothing that's like 40 dollars to you 0.99

00:44:26.420 and me again i i donated 40 dollars i'm gonna give you a little kick in the butt you know to help you 0.85

00:44:33.700 out here for your tuition there's 40 but i mean it's commendable it's really cool i mean he'd and he'd 0.79

00:44:40.300 already pledged like one and a half million to the school so uh it's nice it's nice of him he didn't

00:44:46.320 have to do that no he didn't and i'm sure he does a lot of other uh charitable work as well so uh that's

00:44:53.780 what capitalism is all about that's capitalism at its best somebody who earned the money and they of

00:44:58.660 their free will uh wanted to help others that's really cool good for him and good for these students

00:45:04.880 i probably could have paid it in taxes probably could have just given that money to the government

00:45:08.740 and said hey do what you want with it exactly but he decided that what i want to do with it is

00:45:13.760 better yeah it'll go to the people he intends it to go to rather than being squandered by the

00:45:21.220 government yes 888-727-BECK we'll be back in a minute it's pat and jeffy for glenn

00:45:27.480 888-727-BECK jeffy's just uh found another little anomaly from game of thrones because a couple of

00:45:35.680 weeks ago they had an episode where there was a starbucks cup well it was a coffee cup it was a

00:45:40.400 coffee food services yeah i mean everybody just you know called it a starbucks cup and starbucks

00:45:44.640 went along with and somehow they missed it right and it made it to the final cut well so uh and i

00:45:50.100 don't know this to be true yet but we're i'm looking at pictures now where they have spotted a

00:45:53.840 water bottle in one of the final scenes in game of thrones last night well they didn't have water

00:45:58.820 bottles in that time hey well maybe they did i don't know yeah you don't know maybe maybe it was

00:46:03.820 their special westeros brand i don't know you could just see it i mean what is going on that's just

00:46:10.980 ridiculous come on it's not that hard no is it i guess i guess it is i guess it is somebody final

00:46:20.220 season it's just look we gotta get through it somebody in continuity is not doing their job get

00:46:25.020 through it we just get this get this done that must be the attitude right that had missed a lot

00:46:29.940 of stuff just get we gotta get through it it's yeah we spent a bunch of money we're working in the

00:46:35.000 dark we've we've we filmed a big couple of big war scenes we're out let's go we're done

00:46:40.160 tired of doing this show right i'm gonna move on to the next thing i'm already writing star wars i gotta go

00:46:47.060 it's bad are these are these the same are they doing the star wars yeah the game of thrones writers

00:46:56.240 are doing the next star wars really yeah i think so i don't think i've heard that huh yeah i'm pretty

00:47:01.860 sure weiss and uh uh and his partner there are doing star wars they're already they're already

00:47:09.260 started it have they indeed that's uh that's amazing wow so they're not doing the uh uh who

00:47:17.240 was doing in the star wars before it was um uh what's his face you know from that other show yeah

00:47:23.240 that guy remember what's his face from the other show yeah that's his face he was he was doing a

00:47:28.500 good job yeah uh did they run him off i think they ran him off yeah and i don't think he did he do

00:47:34.080 the last jedi because that was that was a terrible movie for my money that was a terrible movie

00:47:40.460 really really terrible and i wish they'd redo the whole thing they should they should just wipe

00:47:46.580 that out of existence pretend it didn't happen really and redo it wow yeah well they might maybe

00:47:52.000 that's why they're having the game of thrones guys write the the new star wars maybe just go do

00:47:55.840 it again do it right you know somebody uh luke wakes up and realizes it was just a dream

00:48:00.120 and he comes out of the shower and he realizes wow i dreamed that whole last jedi thing oh

00:48:06.180 okay i'm glad i was sleeping in the shower yeah that's where he was yes yes just checking just

00:48:15.780 checking yeah he fell asleep in the shower okay and then he woke up and he realized he dreamed

00:48:20.360 the last jedi and it was terrible it was a nightmare for all the fans thankfully it was just a dream 0.99

00:48:25.780 thankfully just a dream though right yeah and so now we can move on we can do the real

00:48:30.100 thing here's what really happened in the last jedi wouldn't that be great that'd be funny

00:48:35.580 they're not going to do it obviously but it'd be great because that was terrible

00:48:39.340 absolutely 100 percent oh some would argue that plenty of those star wars movies are

00:48:47.840 terrible not really that good yeah that's true that is true really if you're to be honest

00:48:53.400 now stew always says it's the first time i know i maintain it's the first three first three first

00:49:01.640 three yeah and then after that uh it's not special even those are questionable the first three i mean

00:49:08.460 they're not no they're not so you're not even a first three man i mean yeah you're not great at the

00:49:14.960 time they were awesome at the time at the time yeah at the time they didn't they're not living up well

00:49:20.020 i think they hold up okay i think the first three hold up well i liked i love the first three you

00:49:25.140 can never convince me the first three aren't good they're great i love them but after that

00:49:30.080 when everything rebooted in 1999 with this with the prequels shouldn't have done that you should

00:49:36.680 have just continued right on to the last three but then you ended up with the great jar jar

00:49:41.220 which is so bad so bad that's one of the biggest movie mistakes maybe in the history of movies

00:49:49.320 charger yes single-handedly ruined the comeback of star wars single-handedly which is uh saying a lot

00:49:58.840 that sure is yeah so and actually uh i think the best one that they've done since the first three

00:50:06.620 is that solo movie that didn't even do that well yeah that everybody yeah i liked it i thought it was

00:50:13.260 really pretty good i think that's the fourth best and then maybe after that one um uh the one

00:50:20.040 ah what is it called not rogue one i i'm not a big fan of rogue one um but uh the one where

00:50:28.800 darth vader becomes darth vader i forget what that's called um or darth vader you know

00:50:36.680 that was darth vader love that one anakin becomes darth vader yeah i like that one that's pretty

00:50:43.300 good so that's like number five and then the rest can't even be ranked because they're so bad well

00:50:47.860 that's just a dream the rest are just a dream the rest are just dreams just a dream luke just fell

00:50:54.440 asleep in the shower that's it uh and uh woke up and came out and realized oh my gosh geez i had a

00:51:00.640 bad dream i've been sleeping all this time i think all right let me show you what really happened

00:51:07.020 and then we get into it be awesome and people would love it i think star wars fans would go see

00:51:14.700 that the read i think oh of the last jedi 100 yeah absolutely yeah all right uh triple eight

00:51:22.320 seven two seven beck um no it's yes seven two seven beck i was thinking i was giving my uh pat

00:51:30.080 gray unleashed number and i i really wasn't so oh you're good thought i screwed up what i actually

00:51:35.600 had not um we got to take a look at this uh fran lebowitz thing um did you see fran lebowitz

00:51:41.800 talking about uh donald trump on bill maher take a look at this this is amazing where are you on

00:51:46.720 impeachment yes no um you know i changed my mind from day to day i mean where am i impeachment

00:51:52.240 certainly he deserves to be impeached i mean deserves i know we all think that impeachment would

00:51:56.480 be just the beginning of what he deserves um so you know not even scratching the surface of what

00:52:01.240 he deserves you know yeah yeah whenever you know i think about this and what he really deserves i

00:52:08.920 think we should turn him over to the saudis you know his buddies the same saudis you know who got

00:52:14.560 rid of that reporter you know maybe they could do the same for him wow wow

00:52:20.520 she's backed off that stance i believe a little bit i was trying to be funny and it really didn't

00:52:33.660 mean that because i'll tell you something if somebody on the right oh my gosh anything similar

00:52:39.260 about barack obama can you it would lead every newscast whoever said it would be talking about

00:52:46.960 it they'd be out of whatever job they had uh the secret service would be visiting them you'd be the 0.91

00:52:54.140 biggest hater and racist who's ever lived on the face of this earth but the left can say it 0.98

00:52:59.880 meh that's funny that's great she's sorry for it shut up he's just trying to be funny come on 0.99

00:53:10.100 have a sense of humor guy's white you don't need to defend him he's white and we don't like him so 1.00

00:53:19.900 that's that's the world we live in plus it's the world we live in is she trying to look like jane 0.99

00:53:26.680 simmons yeah that's kind of weird really weird maybe all right 888-727-BECK just a joke for me

00:53:38.360 oh wow yeah that's hateful

00:53:40.660 pat gray and pat gray unleashed and uh jeffy from chewing the fat for glenn 0.98

00:53:48.640 888-727-BECK uh some crazy things going on in the dallas metroplex um transgender woman 1.00

00:53:56.620 who's uh who was assaulted in april in a dallas parking lot and that went viral

00:54:03.020 uh you you've seen that attack right i have seen the attack uh ugly really ugly um that same

00:54:13.000 transgender person um malaysia booker they just found dead of an apparent gunshot wound

00:54:20.380 yeah it's just really sad and the police haven't made any arrests in connection uh with the death

00:54:28.100 but the uh assailant was

00:54:32.220 uh they're they're thinking this this was a uh that this was a hate crime

00:54:38.420 thinking it though yeah they're just just just just throwing it out there it's possible it's a

00:54:43.260 crime it's possible uh edward thomas was the person found guilty of the uh or that was the

00:54:48.620 charged with the assault right he was charged not been charged with with shooting no they they were

00:54:53.180 saying that he is not uh a suspect right now oh he's not a suspect in the shooting really that's

00:54:58.880 what they said wow it's interesting because uh the assailant whose his his name is edward thomas

00:55:06.180 he's the person that beat up the transgendered person uh he admitted to his role in the beating

00:55:12.820 but denied calling the transgendered person any derogatory name good so apparently it's a bigger

00:55:22.400 crime to call somebody a name than it is to physically assault them now isn't that something

00:55:28.840 that is amazing you admit to the physical beating but oh i didn't call her any names

00:55:35.100 no i yeah of course i beat her up yeah i mean obviously that's not that's no problem yes i

00:55:41.280 yeah sure i beat her up punching her and kicking her and all that stuff but no i didn't call her a name 1.00

00:55:45.900 what how dare you think i would call her a name we're in a weird place we sure are really weird place

00:55:53.180 in our society because i think it's almost literally true that name calling especially in this context

00:56:01.160 uh if you're name calling somebody who is in a special interest group that is worse than the

00:56:08.340 actual attack sure feels like it it does this almost proves it does right i mean he's he's saying

00:56:14.280 yeah oh yeah of course yeah i yeah i beat her up oh yeah but i didn't call her a name 1.00

00:56:18.960 strange it's not even funny no it's not it's not yeah very very sad um also we just had

00:56:27.660 a kidnapping here that turned out uh amazingly well um uh an eight-year-old girl was kidnapped we

00:56:39.040 actually have the video of this um take a look at at the video of this kidnapping

00:56:46.160 you actually because of a uh one of those video doorbells

00:56:54.280 you hear the mother screaming that her daughter was just kidnapped uh running down the street and

00:57:07.120 and we have a chance to see it because of the video doorbell not weird i mean just amazing

00:57:12.540 everything right everything is recorded now virtually everything is recorded uh and in this case good

00:57:20.540 thing yeah because it led to uh social media tracking the girl down um authorities rescued an

00:57:29.600 the eight-year-old texas girl after a duo saw the fort worth police department's description of the car

00:57:36.700 suspected in her kidnapping and actually went hunting for it standing in front of the woods

00:57:45.040 wood spring suites in uh one of the suburbs of uh fort worth forest hill um a spokesman for the

00:57:54.700 fort worth police told reporters that the pair of citizens he described only as members of a local

00:58:01.180 church found the gray ford 500 in a hotel parking lot and he said as you can see there's a smile on my

00:58:11.780 face i'm here to report salem that's the name of the eight-year-old girl has been found safe and

00:58:16.880 unharmed it's not great fantastic fantastic it's a it's a great outcome you almost never almost never

00:58:25.440 get this outcome right and especially this quickly but thanks to social media thanks to a a uh video

00:58:32.580 doorbell eight hours later we have an arrest yeah tremendous it's incredible um salem sabatka was

00:58:40.580 taking a walk with her mother when a car approached them and the man just got out and grabbed her

00:58:46.920 they didn't know the man they don't know if he had targeted her from before they don't have

00:58:54.000 any idea why this guy did what he did um but just taking a walk with her mother and he just rolled up in

00:59:03.280 his car and snatched her just like that mother tried to jump into the vehicle to save the daughter but 1.00

00:59:10.260 the man shoved her and sped away authorities issued an amber alert posted photos of salem and the

00:59:18.680 ford 500 to social media the churchgoers saw the posts on social media found the vehicle and called

00:59:26.720 it into police officers determined what room the car's owner was staying busted down the door and found

00:59:34.620 salem safe uh wow just heroes these churchgoers that's fantastic uh so a real tragedy was averted there

00:59:45.880 um no police didn't they didn't uh identify the pair of churchgoers because of the ongoing investigation

00:59:55.260 um but the guy who grabbed her is 51 years old and is accused now of kidnapping obviously not related

01:00:06.620 to the girl didn't didn't know her at all salem appeared calm and unharmed she was taken to a local

01:00:14.760 hospital just to be checked and she's been reunited with her family now um so for hours after she was

01:00:22.840 reported missing several law enforcement agencies including homeland security search for the girl

01:00:26.960 and because of social media they found her so that's that's awesome i mean social media is

01:00:35.800 it can be hideous right yeah it can be hideous and horrible and mean spirited and nasty but then

01:00:43.540 on the other hand you know it can do good like this i know this is awesome i mean and to prove again

01:00:49.520 another story you know these uh there was a story this weekend over the the three irishmen in new

01:00:54.520 york city that uh were out together arm and arm in the city and they had this lady they asked the lady

01:00:59.840 to take a picture of them and she said they said we don't have a phone but just take a picture of us and

01:01:04.200 well maybe we'll find it later we'll find we'll find it later and uh so about a week later when she 0.99

01:01:10.780 got back from her trip to new york city she posted it on her on her on her social media site saying

01:01:15.660 i took this picture of these three guys uh you know does anybody know them an hour later they all

01:01:20.760 we already know who they are all the irishmen all the men all posted everything we know what that's

01:01:25.700 amazing wow amazing that's kind of scary actually i mean amazing right in less than an hour twitter

01:01:34.520 came up with the men's identities it was sent to time scare dreamers it was retweeted 5700 times

01:01:40.220 everybody yep we know who they are wow there's no hiding anymore i guess

01:01:46.400 wow that's great oh well so it took how long uh well it was about a week later until she posted

01:01:53.880 the picture but after she posted it was within an hour within an hour they were identified

01:01:59.060 yeah we know who they are so they said that they they would find it later they just wanted a picture

01:02:07.220 take a picture just take our picture we're here in new york we're all together we're three irishmen

01:02:11.400 take our picture we'll find it later we'll look for it later there we go so because because she said

01:02:21.320 they'd find it later uh she posted it yep when i was in the city last week started looking these three

01:02:27.120 irishmen asked me to take a photo of them but none of them had phones uh you'll take the picture and

01:02:31.560 we'll find it someday so if by some strange turn of events anyone knows these guys here's their photo

01:02:36.560 we know who you are in an hour later that's crazy that is absolute i mean it's a little chilling

01:02:44.240 too isn't it it is uh because that just goes to show there's nowhere to hide no and you know if

01:02:52.360 if you've done something wrong then it serves your right to be found but if you haven't done anything

01:02:57.500 wrong and you can be found just like that uh that's why we have to hope our government never goes

01:03:04.660 really wrong really really bad and really oppressive because uh we'd be toast at that point

01:03:11.700 you imagine with the technology the way it is today uh you don't have a chance you don't have

01:03:18.260 a chance to hide if you wanted to if you wanted to i mean it would be very difficult to if people

01:03:25.680 talk about going off the grid i i don't know that uh off the grid man that's i don't know that you

01:03:31.580 could do it right i mean really i don't know if you could actually do it it'd be hard yeah it'd be

01:03:37.460 hard because you you couldn't be online uh you you obviously couldn't use anything but cash uh you

01:03:46.000 couldn't have any utilities you couldn't have a phone no bank account whatsoever yeah you have to

01:03:52.500 live like a pioneer if you're gonna go off the grid yeah maybe you could have solar power that

01:03:58.340 is yeah it's really easy it is to live like a super easy oh man yeah and fun oh convenient oh yes

01:04:06.000 awesome yes it'd be great that's pat and jeffy for glenn on the glenbeck program uh pete buddha judge

01:04:14.040 had a uh town hall on fox and uh they got a they got a pretty nice reception for sure did

01:04:22.000 the audience that audience uh i didn't watch all of it i did see some of it and i was really surprised

01:04:28.280 at it's a pretty friendly crowd very friendly very friendly fox i mean say what you will about fox

01:04:36.200 if you're a democrat but they treated buddha judge pretty darn well yes they did by gathering a bunch

01:04:42.140 people who were friendly to him yes they did and i will say uh you know while i disagree with many

01:04:48.960 things that uh this man says i've you know he's he's good pretty good yeah he's a good candidate he

01:04:57.080 comes off as reasonable yes he does even though he's actually not no he's not at all he's not

01:05:01.260 reasonable in his policies but he sounds so reasonable oh he's just and he's got a good i mean

01:05:08.260 is it they you know they bring up his track record but i mean he's a veteran he's yeah he's

01:05:12.660 yes he's an afghanistan veteran and he took a leave of absent from being a mayor he came back and

01:05:18.720 then he won again with an overwhelming support i mean yeah the strong candidate yeah he is for the

01:05:25.400 mayor of what south bend yes it's what 100 000 people you would think okay he's got no shot as mayor

01:05:31.440 of south bend but uh but because he's such a good candidate i know kind of kicking into gear

01:05:36.760 certainly more than betto is oh my gosh yes and uh the other day he was on he was on with hugh

01:05:43.380 hewitt uh had some interesting things to say about uh well for instance uh thomas jefferson's statue

01:05:50.480 here's buddha judge should jefferson jackson dinners be renamed everywhere because both were

01:05:55.620 uh holders of slaves yeah we're doing that in indiana i think it's the right thing to do you know 0.99

01:06:00.340 over time you you uh develop and evolve on the things you choose to honor and and i think we

01:06:06.840 know enough especially jackson uh you know you just look at what basically not the genocide that

01:06:12.140 happened here jefferson's more problematic you know there's a lot to of course admire in his

01:06:17.080 thinking and his philosophy then again if you plunge into his writings especially the notes on the state

01:06:21.800 of virginia you know that he knew that slavery was wrong yes and uh and yet he did it now we're all

01:06:29.700 morally conflicted human beings and it's not like we're blotting him out of the history books or

01:06:35.080 deleting him from being the founding fathers but naming something after somebody confers a certain

01:06:40.160 amount of honor and at a time i mean the real reason i think there's a lot of pressure on this is the

01:06:45.640 relationship between the past and the present that we're finding in a million different ways that

01:06:50.780 racism isn't some curiosity out of the past that we're embarrassed about but moved on from it's

01:06:56.580 alive it's well it's hurting people and it's one of the main reasons to be in politics today is to

01:07:02.300 try to change or reverse the harms that went along with with that um then we look we better look for

01:07:09.460 ways to uh to live out and honor that principle yeah so we i mean his point basically is yeah we don't

01:07:18.440 shouldn't have to eliminate him from history but really let's start eliminating him from history

01:07:22.620 that's just it's crazy books or anything we're just starting to get rid of everything or that

01:07:27.820 even mentions yeah you certainly don't want to honor him and so if you start if you start down that path

01:07:33.100 of course you're going to start taking him out of history books or certainly uh changing what was

01:07:39.520 said about him in history books and we're going to rewrite history which is exactly yep which which

01:07:46.040 is exactly what we were told years ago knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices right we're

01:07:52.640 going to have to change our conversation we're going to have to change our traditions our history

01:07:57.940 we're going to have to move into a different place and barack knows that and barack started all

01:08:03.600 of that yes he did and barack restoked the fires of racism yeah over his uh eight years along with

01:08:10.060 you uh mrs barack uh michelle uh you did a fine job of that yeah they both did yeah they did they both

01:08:18.680 did uh so i this is just exactly what what trump said when they started to tear down statues in the

01:08:29.280 south okay what's next are you going to take down jefferson and washington and that's yeah and he

01:08:35.200 was mocked for that and that's exactly what's happening now and you've got pete but a gig but a judge

01:08:43.060 playing right into it yep let's uh let's take down those statues let's not let's not name things after

01:08:49.760 him so we're going to start changing names of everything why can't we just realize okay we don't like the

01:08:56.300 fact that he was a slave owner but he understood what what the deal was and they started working

01:09:00.900 toward a better a better world there's no doubt that jefferson started working toward a better

01:09:06.420 yeah but he still owned it yeah he did look we're not trying to write him you rewrite the history and

01:09:10.860 get him out of all the we're just trying to rewrite history and get him out of all the books that's

01:09:14.400 all we're trying but we're not and then tear down the statues okay uh so nothing dramatic just

01:09:20.580 let's eliminate thomas jefferson from our history that's all i'm saying

01:09:24.360 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:09:36.800 pat gray of pat gray unleashed which you can hear immediately preceding uh this show

01:09:43.760 at six central seven eastern seven to nine eastern six to eight central and then uh jeff fisher here 0.98

01:09:51.560 uh from chewing the fat you know i didn't think about it for a minute what's the name of that dumb 0.71

01:10:01.520 podcast you do what is it what is it called 0.92

01:10:05.160 all right uh we're gonna get thank you for thinking of it we're gonna get into the uh uh

01:10:12.060 phone companies potentially blocking unwanted spam calls good in just 60 seconds

01:10:18.320 pat and uh jeffie for glenn on the glenbeck program this week uh responding to widespread

01:10:24.600 consumer complaints the fcc now says it will take steps to give phone companies permission to block

01:10:32.640 unwanted robocalls it's about time yeah uh that'd be nice i hate these calls uh and i don't even answer 0.93

01:10:44.260 my cell phone that much but every time i do it's some stupid robocall from china i can't 0.97

01:10:50.460 i hate it americans get billions of unwanted phone calls every year it's the number one complaint 0.97

01:10:58.980 received by the fcc number one but carriers have long been wary of blocking robocalls for fear of

01:11:06.380 breaking the regulators call completion rules so the fcc has had this rule that you have to complete

01:11:12.460 calls that are made um and make sure that calls that are made reach their intended recipient which

01:11:19.300 makes sense until now with all of these you know and every time you block a call it just rolls over

01:11:26.680 to the next one another number and then you block that one rolls over to another number and you just

01:11:32.060 keep getting these things anytime i don't answer i i i if you don't if i don't know the number if you

01:11:39.580 don't know that i don't answer yeah if you if i my my there's not a name attached my rule of thumb is

01:11:44.680 uh if i don't know you know you the number i don't answer leave me a voicemail i'll call you back

01:11:49.840 right and they do they they leave voicemails i don't no one i very rarely get a voicemail pisses me

01:11:55.300 off i drives me out of my the only thing worse than getting these robocalls well okay um yeah maybe

01:12:04.960 other than grocery store clerks that want to make small talk oh stop when you bring your when you

01:12:10.520 bring all your food up to there and then they start asking you about the food items you brought

01:12:14.540 to be friendly no i don't want them to be friendly i'm not here to be friendly i'm just here to make

01:12:19.620 a purchase stop it and get out the door okay i don't want to tell you about the items i'm purchasing

01:12:26.000 and what i'm going to do with them i don't want to talk about that i know you do i understand just

01:12:32.900 creating a little i don't a little repertoire i don't want a repertoire if i wanted a repertoire

01:12:38.460 i'd live in france that's not where i live is it

01:12:42.460 repertoires aren't something i do here in america so don't ask me about my weekend don't ask me about

01:12:52.640 my purchases if i'm having a party why i've got steak and ice cream that's none of your business okay

01:12:57.740 because i'm just i'm gonna stuff my face and uh and it's really none of your business what i'm

01:13:05.860 doing with the ice cream okay um so i hate that almost as much as the spam calls uh and then the

01:13:14.060 solicitation at home do is that something you're fine with too well you get solicited i do get that

01:13:20.420 no i'm not a fan yeah i'm not a fan if if i want your product or your magazine i'll order it online

01:13:27.700 or i'll go to the store you might not know about it i mean i understand what you know i don't i don't

01:13:34.180 and especially in most neighborhoods certainly in mine there's no soliciting allowed and there's

01:13:40.960 continual solicitors in my neighborhood all the time i that side didn't mean every house did it

01:13:48.360 yeah every house every house in this area no soliciting i thought i was out of the area don't

01:13:53.180 come here and tell me about uh your bug spray or your roofing my favorite line my favorite line

01:13:59.820 i don't want any of the great the great line that they use they many of them use to try to get in

01:14:05.780 is uh you know hey yeah you know we're doing uh we do the we do the spray for your neighbor down

01:14:11.720 the street yes they yes they always say that that's a great yeah which one which one

01:14:15.960 bill down the street they'll say the first name bill down the street like nobody knows

01:14:20.620 bill down i have no idea rarely today do do the do everyone know their neighbors right around the

01:14:27.200 block so if you say you know bill around the corner is a big fan of us and we want you to

01:14:32.700 join in too oh okay great well come on and sit out have a cup of tea yeah that still will not get

01:14:39.180 them an invite no i'm not uh sorry thank you no we're good we're good thank you we're good you

01:14:46.340 know what i just replaced my roof last every once in a while i'm in the mood to hear the pitch

01:14:50.860 just to hear it really yeah just let me hear it go ahead really what do you got

01:14:54.700 i'm never in that mood because i'm still able to say no yeah it's okay just want to hear the pitch

01:15:02.940 and you a lot of times it's magazines like i i'm gonna order a magazine while you're standing

01:15:08.760 here i didn't even know they existed anymore yeah sometimes it's magazines sometimes a lot of times

01:15:14.160 it's roofing yeah a lot of roofing and or or uh bug spray a lot of roofing a lot of uh pest control

01:15:20.720 pest control yeah a lot of yard work yard work yeah a lot of yard work coming around i mean big time

01:15:25.940 they gotta make a living i guess so gotta come around trying to make a living no not at my house

01:15:30.720 no no don't solicit me in my house i don't like that i don't like it which is worse they tried to

01:15:38.080 get you at the grocery store you wouldn't listen to them right that's right yeah you wouldn't listen

01:15:42.060 to them there so they they followed me home that's right i think that's stalking and i think that's

01:15:48.200 illegal too so you can't do anything anymore i don't want any of it but is it worse to get the

01:15:54.400 spam calls the solicitation at home or the obnoxious store clerks asking you about your

01:16:00.840 purchases of course you love that i mean you you love it's just fun it's not fun it's just fun it's

01:16:08.680 really not to most human beings it's just not fun we're in a hurry we're in a bad mood well that's

01:16:16.860 fine in a bad mood i don't want to talk to you about my purchases just say hey you know i really

01:16:21.720 i'm in a hurry i just want to check out and they'll leave you be no i'm not gonna say that why

01:16:26.520 why it's kind of hurry i just want to be it's kind of rude oh i'm in a hurry i just want to be left

01:16:32.560 alone don't talk to me no i'm not gonna hurry i just want to get out and they'll leave you be

01:16:37.040 you're not gonna say that that's worse than just being you know quiet it's worse i don't think so

01:16:45.780 yeah i think it is i think it is just quiet that's like did you hear me are you deaf no i would say

01:16:51.960 yeah something like that you know something along those lines oh that's nicer that's nicer yeah yeah

01:16:58.140 the grunt is nicer i'm just in a hurry definitely oh the the grunt is by far nicer i'm in a hurry

01:17:05.260 just leave me alone not leave me alone but i'm in a hurry just i just want to check out and get out

01:17:09.860 of here so anyway these illegal robocalls often containing recordings of scammers posing as

01:17:17.220 government as a government agent have you ever gotten the irs calls uh those are interesting too

01:17:23.600 i love first of all i just want to be on the record of saying that i love the irs i know you do

01:17:27.760 i love the irs right i love the irs we love the mob because we don't want to be killed by either

01:17:35.020 one of them um but they will call as the irs and they will uh threaten you like this is the

01:17:42.700 i don't know this is a multiple times we've tried to get a hold of you and your uh you owe back taxes

01:17:50.180 or whatever the case may be and you need to call us right away and then there's some scam that if you

01:17:55.940 do call them uh you get charged i don't i don't know exactly how that works because some of it works

01:18:01.920 and some of them is just uh you know some of the the spam calls that are infecting your your phones

01:18:07.960 and the internet there was one spam uh call that just they went through not long ago that they didn't

01:18:12.720 even have you didn't have to pick up usually the you have to pick up uh for it to infect your phones

01:18:18.640 the latest one that they said infected like a billion and a half people was they just called

01:18:24.700 if they called your number you were infected really it was bad yeah wow so i mean wow they have to

01:18:31.820 stop somehow and what they gotta stop it somehow due to the phone what how did it it blew them all

01:18:36.320 up people had blown up it blew them up blew them up people wow right in their pocket it just exploded

01:18:41.540 hasn't been reported or anything no that hasn't billions of phones you would think billion a billion

01:18:46.720 and a half phones blowing up in people's pockets uh would be i'm trying to think the story was that

01:18:51.560 the phones were infected but then nothing they were saying that uh it wasn't used for anything yet

01:18:56.640 before they stopped it but i mean wow that's weird yeah it's weird another one of the calls i always

01:19:04.580 get is from the insure i think they call it the insurance department and your warranty your long

01:19:12.120 term warranty is about to expire on your car on your vehicle yes that's a big one out of my mind

01:19:18.440 out of my mind no i know that i purchased an extended warranty and i know that it's not expired yet

01:19:27.200 so or i didn't purchase it's not right i mean that's just the way it is but uh ajit pai said the

01:19:35.640 commission has scheduled a june 6th vote on a measure that would assure phone companies the blocking

01:19:41.320 unwanted calls won't uh run afoul of fcc rules the agency said it would enable phone companies to

01:19:48.760 analyze their network traffic to spot and block robo calls good yeah no kidding they could let

01:19:55.600 customers create so-called white lists of approved callers and block all other incoming calls that

01:20:02.020 would be fantastic no kidding because the do not call uh list that we used to have i don't think that

01:20:07.900 i don't even know if that's in force anymore you remember doing that i do i do i remember it was

01:20:12.540 such a big deal i remember when it was such a big deal all you gotta do is call them right and then

01:20:16.800 we got so many spam calls on our landline we just turned it off eventually and then so yeah i don't

01:20:23.140 even we we actually have a landline because yeah we do too but it's turned off cheaper to get the line

01:20:27.860 to the cable company right and it isn't really a landline anymore bundled yes yes you you get a better

01:20:34.740 better okay fine all right we're not hooking it up and we just turned it off because we got nothing

01:20:40.560 but spam on it yeah and so once we turned that off now our cell phones get nothing but spam on that

01:20:45.960 that's great that grave pack ran leashed and jeffy from chewing the fat for glenn uh oh by the way on

01:20:53.300 this on these robo calls uh apparently americans have received billions of these calls and they've

01:20:59.260 shelled out untold sums of money wow to scammers pretending to be irs representatives health care

01:21:06.220 providers government officials and others they're pretty bold wow uh my daughter was at our house

01:21:12.800 um i don't know six months or so ago and she got this call from supposedly an irs agent she was having

01:21:20.320 a bad day anyway and uh she hadn't gotten one of these before and so i just hear her in the other

01:21:27.760 room start to cry and like what what is going on what's happening she's like dad they're they're

01:21:34.620 threatening to take our house and i so i i knew okay it's one of those scam calls and i got on and

01:21:40.900 started arguing with the person on the other end they were so bold insisted that they were with the irs

01:21:48.820 insisted and i'm like okay i know you're not with the irs the irs wouldn't be doing this they

01:21:55.480 wouldn't be calling this number they would know more information than you apparently know and uh

01:22:01.500 i know you're not from the irs so and she was like who are you who are you sir like wow i didn't call

01:22:09.440 to talk to you all right back on the phone right it was that kind of thing yeah uh so i mean they're

01:22:15.440 pretty bold wow yeah they're they're pretty bold at times and so they need to be shut down uh the fcc 0.89

01:22:22.160 is also proposing a measure that would protect phone companies using a new authentication protocol

01:22:27.060 for separating legitimate calls from illegitimate ones i wonder if legitimate calls will get caught

01:22:32.340 up in that though i should of course they will of course they will bound to happen right bound to

01:22:36.860 happen uh ajit pai has encouraged carriers to adopt that call verification framework referred to as

01:22:44.500 shaken and stir by the end of this year uh he told the house energy and commerce committee

01:22:50.780 the agency would make a framework mandatory if carriers don't adopt it so they are i mean they

01:22:57.960 are trying to do something about this because it's gotten to the point where it's really bad

01:23:03.160 very frustrating when you're getting billions of calls that you don't want and they're threatening

01:23:08.780 you and trying to extract money from you uh something's wrong and it's it should be stopped

01:23:14.460 right and how many i mean how many people say i mean that obviously proves that people do answer

01:23:20.200 and believe it right amazing right they do oh yeah and older people who don't who who don't

01:23:28.400 suspect any of this they definitely fall victim to it like you for instance that elderly people like 0.99

01:23:35.500 you jeffy fall for this all the time i will say that you're on a fixed income and you can't afford

01:23:41.920 that right correct you can ill afford one of these i will say that is one of the reasons that we

01:23:48.220 finally disconnected uh the hardline phone at the house because it rang and rang and rang and there

01:23:53.380 was constantly being uh robo calls and uh at the time uh we tried to explain to my mother-in-law you

01:24:00.680 don't need to answer the phone every time it rings she didn't believe you though no she did not

01:24:04.620 no she did not her belief she had to answer the phone is ringing you have to answer yeah it rings you

01:24:11.560 have to answer it's a must it's a must it's a law according to her right so uh it was easier to

01:24:17.500 make the phone disappear uh then right then to get her to stop answering it yeah did they scam her on

01:24:25.500 anything they are close to a couple times really yeah i mean orders stuff being ordered oh my gosh like

01:24:32.060 no stop uh and they're saying you know unwanted calls are not necessarily unlawful calls he added

01:24:40.920 proposals uh come with some unanswered questions such as how a legitimate company that's making

01:24:47.340 legal calls and is placed on a spam color list can remove itself from that you know i care less about

01:24:53.480 that though than stopping the unwanted calls really yeah i do yeah i mean if the company is trying to

01:24:59.060 sell your roof this probably will make it tougher for those legitimate businesses that do make those

01:25:05.080 cold calls it's going to get harder and harder to make cold calls to people which is also kind of

01:25:10.060 fine with me oh no but i don't do to make a living i don't do a business that that makes a lot of calls

01:25:15.800 so that's easy for me to say i mean there's always radio advertising exactly thank you there's always

01:25:25.280 radio and television advertising that's exactly right and that's just gonna have to suffice

01:25:30.000 from now on all right because we just don't we we can't separate the unwanted calls from the illegal

01:25:37.360 calls wish we could i wish we could but we can't sorry no more calls no more calls please uh we do

01:25:44.360 have a winner it's so bad it's still we're just gonna have to shut it down i'm i'm well i'm not even

01:25:52.540 sorry but i still want people to call me do you uh you want businesses to call you at home

01:25:59.760 well because if you if you need a product or a service won't you go seek it out but what if

01:26:05.960 they're calling and i didn't realize i needed it until they call that's never once happened for me

01:26:10.380 really has it happened for you yes oh i didn't realize i needed an extended warranty on my car yes

01:26:17.000 sign me up thank you that's a good idea thank you for calling from the warranty division

01:26:21.680 oh man i i wouldn't have an extended warranty if it weren't for your call today just the other day

01:26:29.080 i thought you know i never thought about having pest control at my house i just want pests running

01:26:34.180 around crazy at my house yeah now you don't have to have that i don't now i was aware that i could get

01:26:39.080 pest control at my home we have about 38 pest control companies that come to our house i'm

01:26:45.140 like okay we just had i don't know some other company here last week what kind of deal you're

01:26:49.540 gonna give me what kind of deal you're gonna give me don't need another pest control visit i don't i

01:26:55.420 mean you know do we have termites i don't i'm probably not anymore after they've been treated about

01:27:01.100 18 times if we do who's at fault right which company is at fault that's right uh so

01:27:08.720 uh i'm looking forward to the time when they shut down all of these unwanted calls

01:27:15.120 it's gotta stop it's really gotta stop ajit pai man he's had a tough time too i mean he just the

01:27:20.280 guy there a california man was just sentenced a year and a half for threatening to kill him and

01:27:26.280 his family oh wow i mean horrible right i mean he threatened to kill his family and ajit pai and he

01:27:31.740 was sentenced to a year and a half in prison so that's like a terrorist threat probably yeah right

01:27:36.300 uh you know he yeah that's they take that seriously yeah they do can't be messing around

01:27:41.140 with that right not messing around anymore a year in prison year and a half year and a half wow i mean

01:27:46.820 i don't know if that's even long enough but i guess we'll have to do it'll have to do well if you if

01:27:53.200 you didn't actually do anything um you probably think that's a little too long but just the threat

01:27:58.400 you can't get away with that anymore can't get away with that good because it's a terrorist threat

01:28:02.560 right yeah shouldn't be doing that friendly wits come to mind right uh yes friendly wits does come

01:28:10.500 to mind yes wanting to turn the president over to the saudis for the same treatment of jamal khashoggi

01:28:15.400 yeah that kind of does come to mind it does uh triple eight seven two seven beck

01:28:21.400 it's pat gray and uh jeffy for uh glenn this week on the glenn beck program triple eight seven

01:28:28.600 two seven beck uh 20 years ago molly and dana was watching a mean high school basketball game between

01:28:35.520 two teams one was called the indians the other was called the warriors and her gaze drifted toward

01:28:42.860 the student sections where she saw kids chanting and dancing with fake feathers and war paint on their

01:28:47.700 bodies just kids being kids having fun it's the first time she saw things that she knew was sacred

01:28:52.420 and religious to the penobs penobscot nation being mocked and degraded her 15 year old self was angry 0.94

01:29:01.780 and shocked but she turned her frustration into activism today dana is a tribal ambassador

01:29:09.000 of penobscot nation who spearheaded the drafting of a bill signed into law late last week by governor

01:29:16.920 janet mills of maine that prohibits the use of native american mascots in all public schools colleges

01:29:25.560 and universities maine is the first state to pass such a law oh good good she said dana said uh means

01:29:35.520 the world to me and i'm really happy for all the tribal leaders in maine that came together and all of

01:29:41.240 our allies and friends and governor mills now some might think it's it's not mocking it's it's a tribute

01:29:50.800 to to them to the to the nations to the indian nations i mean at the at the very least it's just

01:29:58.580 you're just celebrating your school team right right you're not mocking anything but that's how i guess

01:30:06.040 that's how it came off to uh to dana um but uh the bill passed unanimously of course it did

01:30:13.800 unanimously of course it did listen because you're a hater if you don't if you don't vote for that bill

01:30:18.480 right you hate absolutely yes absolutely yeah and you're a racist this is the start of a higher trust

01:30:24.940 of promoting cultural diversity and awareness oh thank you for saying we needed a law because i don't

01:30:30.980 understand why we needed the law actually because the signing of the bill um comes months after a

01:30:37.540 local school district made the decision to stop using the nickname indians and so that was the last

01:30:43.540 use of the nickname in the state really so so so they're not even using indians or warriors anymore

01:30:49.780 in maine so i'm not sure huh why it was such a wow so now they have a law that wasn't needed to end a

01:30:59.400 problem that didn't exist good i mean okay i mean you say what problem that you know wasn't a problem

01:31:08.780 i mean it was a problem well one time but not in maine apparently because he barely eliminated that

01:31:14.100 problem a while ago it's incredible it's it's incredible amazing i mean we are really down to

01:31:21.620 school one taking on school two this afternoon in basketball right yes cheer for your team two

01:31:29.380 yeah well i in uh in the seminal tribe it's a point of pride that the florida state seminars

01:31:40.380 are named after them they apparently like it and uh native american tribes have been asked and surveyed

01:31:50.860 about the the washington redskins name and 90 of them are fine with it so

01:31:57.800 i don't i don't know they said that they were certain when they of course when they you know

01:32:03.760 beside the bill in maine that they were surrounded by local tribal communities but then the only

01:32:08.620 the only uh tribal person quoted is a non-voting representative so i i don't know what to tell you

01:32:17.200 um you know i don't know what to tell you i i will tell you this don't don't do it don't name

01:32:23.380 don't even think about calling your team the indians or the warriors chiefs no you can't none of it well

01:32:30.880 seriously would anybody consider that today i don't think so i don't think any team would ever consider

01:32:35.780 that again because you'd be biting off a lot more than you could chew then there's no you don't need

01:32:42.380 that you don't need that problem that's a problem that you can avoid yes and you can avoid it yeah

01:32:47.340 exactly so there's nobody who would name themselves after an indian tribe now it just wouldn't happen

01:32:53.640 so it's kind of a silly law if there were none existing in the state and then and then they make

01:32:59.560 it so that you can't name anybody that well you're not going they're not going to they didn't have it

01:33:05.000 right and they're not going to so it's a silly law but um good for them and i guess i guess they're

01:33:11.420 happy about it in in maine and that's that's the beauty of the 50 little laboratories of democracy

01:33:19.340 that we have in this nation that isn't a democracy thank you you had me nervous for a second yeah no

01:33:25.180 i thought you were falling off the cliff with the rest of them no i shan't ever do that

01:33:29.500 and i shan't be saying shan't very often so enjoy that while it lasts thank you we do have some good

01:33:37.960 news though um we rarely see people in the entertainment world say really great things

01:33:45.280 about the united states of america so when it happens it's like wow it's like i don't know a

01:33:51.440 ray of sunshine it's like spring has sprung in a vast winter uh wilderness gene simmons was uh

01:34:02.520 talking about his mom and his mom was apparently in a nazi concentration camp when she was 14 yeah

01:34:10.080 right yeah when she was a little girl he was at the uh uh pentagon uh as part of a new outreach

01:34:16.620 program that they have at the pentagon speaking there at the podium and and doing like where they

01:34:21.140 have their press briefings if they ever have press briefings anymore there's no such thing anymore

01:34:26.160 in the trump administration yeah uh but he was telling them the story of his mother yeah who had

01:34:32.080 just passed away at 93 being in the concentration camps and how much of she loved america and as an

01:34:39.320 eight-year-old boy he didn't understand it uh but he certainly uh understands it now yeah this is

01:34:44.940 something you don't normally hear from a rock and roller no but it's every time my mother saw the flag

01:34:50.620 she'd start crying as an eight-year-old boy i didn't understand why but from my mother's point of view

01:35:07.020 we were finally safe

01:35:10.860 i may i may have been born

01:35:17.260 in the country everybody

01:35:22.380 give me two seconds i may have been born in the country that people throughout history have referred

01:35:30.100 to as the promised land he was born in israel but take my word for it america is the promised land

01:35:39.820 for everybody and don't be ashamed don't hesitate

01:35:46.220 we need to teach young people to be comfortable with saying god bless america

01:35:54.060 end of my story

01:35:56.940 that's gene simmons from kiss

01:36:00.780 that's pretty awesome that's really awesome that's great stuff really awesome

01:36:06.600 uh how refreshing is it to hear that from somebody in the rock and roll industry

01:36:14.840 that's that's great yes the closest i think you would come is maybe bono who's who usually says

01:36:21.720 really good things about america and capitalism capitalism yeah yeah uh and he doesn't talk a lot

01:36:27.560 about the love of country though he's he's pretty america friendly he said some some great things about

01:36:32.560 america um and he has defended capitalism and he actually noted while he was talking about

01:36:39.760 capitalism how unusual it was for a rock star to be talking about the one time he actually stopped

01:36:45.760 himself he did yeah uh but for gene simmons just i mean unabashedly talk about how great america is

01:36:54.720 that's awesome yes it is makes me a bigger kiss fan than i probably was before

01:37:00.560 really yeah which you know i mean there was some room there was some room there to to grow

01:37:07.360 in uh yes wow a little bit of room wow a little bit of wiggle room to become a bigger kiss fan and 1.00

01:37:13.760 now i have so that's good that's great you said that like you weren't really a no it's huge kiss

01:37:22.000 fan you know before but weren't you i mean aren't you yes okay then yes all right uh didn't he do

01:37:29.680 didn't they have a uh he had a reality show too didn't he yeah he did showed his family life yeah

01:37:35.120 it was with his family i think he's one of the few that is he still married yeah he's one of the few

01:37:40.640 that survived the reality show business because i thought that they were having trouble i did they

01:37:45.360 survive that hearing that too but as far as i know they're together yeah so he's married to maybe i'm

01:37:50.400 wrong is it shannon tweed yes and they're still married and they are still still married as far as i

01:37:55.680 know as far as the reports they're still married so you know whatever troubles they had on maybe

01:38:00.080 that's why the you know the reality show is no more can you imagine what a wild ride that would

01:38:04.560 be being married to gene simmons right there was probably some some uh you know events that happened 0.87

01:38:11.360 in the course of the marriage i would think i mean maybe not maybe everything went totally smoothly

01:38:17.840 maybe everything was fantastic i would guess fantastic i might be assuming too much i think you are to

01:38:23.760 think that there was i think you are some you know rocky road along the way but maybe not

01:38:28.960 maybe not i think you are you can read way too much of the kiss man they're just outperforming

01:38:34.720 that's all they're doing just outperforming outperforming and that's all they do they just perform

01:38:38.960 they go back to their hotel room watch a little tv and go right to bed thank you thank you maybe call

01:38:46.320 the wife first from the road say good night love you miss you and then they go right to bed

01:38:52.240 after that i mean when they asked gene simmons this is just those they just asked him yeah when

01:38:57.360 they asked him that if he had slept with over 400 4800 women over 4800 he said he said so they

01:39:04.800 tell me was his answer so i mean you can't prove it so they tell me so um okay well there you go

01:39:13.600 that's maybe the rocky road i was talking about i don't think that's a rocky road that's not okay all

01:39:18.480 right oh yeah that's it 4800 women so they tell so they tell wasn't a basketball former basketball 1.00

01:39:27.520 star uh lamar odom yeah just bragging about 2000 yeah 2000 well when you compare it to gene simmons

01:39:32.960 that doesn't uh he's younger that's true he's a lot younger that is true she's got another 20 years

01:39:39.280 or so on him so lamar odom was bragging about 2000 women right and passing a drug test that right uh in a 0.98

01:39:47.280 really unusual way he it is he's he's promoting his book obviously he's got a new book darkness

01:39:52.320 to light or whatever and he's talking about how he uh how he almost died you know a few years ago i

01:39:57.840 remember when he when he uh od'd at the uh at the at the ranch at the sex ranch the brothel yeah at 0.53

01:40:04.160 the brothel that's right yeah and he said that he was lucky to be alive um he said i'm a walking

01:40:10.720 miracle i had 12 strokes six heart attacks whoa and i was in a coma good golly uh and wow what from

01:40:19.760 what what was he was he doing cocaine or cocaine uh alcohol and uh pot and a little you gotta have

01:40:26.400 a little pot take and he was at the brothel and he was at the well okay talk about rocky roads on

01:40:32.640 on the way to your relationship because wasn't he married to uh chloe yeah chloe kardassi chloe was

01:40:38.240 there for him when he when he od'd too and they had just but i think i don't know that they were

01:40:42.000 divorced but they had split up at the time but he wonder why huh

01:40:50.000 how unusual i mean 2000 women though right yeah 2000 women seems like 0.99

01:40:55.200 it could do better well when you're comparing it to gene simmons 4800 right it's not that much or uh

01:41:00.240 will chamberlain wasn't it 14 000 yeah wilton that he claimed magic had to have him be up there uh

01:41:05.760 into that into that yeah multiple thousand range too man all right because i was thinking like he's

01:41:11.360 what 39 lamar odom he's 39 so maybe he had started having sex when when he was 14 something like that

01:41:18.640 i don't know it's like what 80 a year six a month

01:41:24.240 thank you for that thank you for that commentary jeffy appreciate that

01:41:28.240 that grape from pecker unleashed and uh jeff fisher

01:41:31.120 from chewing the fat so we're talking about lamar odom and uh you know in his uh sexual escapades

01:41:36.720 former nba player right and former husband of chloe kardashian the kardashian clan yeah right um

01:41:43.600 he also talked about uh you know he's trying to hawk his book darkness to light but he also talked

01:41:47.440 about cheating to play on the olympic basketball team what was that 2004 2004 they won the bronze so

01:41:54.560 they didn't even win the gold right i mean so maybe that's what cheating gets you lamar but uh

01:41:59.040 he talked about uh being asked to be on the team and he was smoking weed every day that summer he

01:42:04.240 said so he was concerned about taking the uh taking the urine test so he figured out ways to he started

01:42:12.080 studying about ways to beat the test and one of the ways is to get a fake man unit what and he had his uh

01:42:21.040 that exists yes that exists and he filled it with his trainers uh you're a wee wee and then uh they

01:42:30.240 took him he went into the stall and uh filled up the cup and gave it to the guy and passed the test

01:42:37.440 that's bizarre that's bizarre right i i had no idea that was even possible where so where does that does

01:42:45.040 that fit on you or you just put in your pocket how does that work pat yeah it fits on you it does

01:42:53.520 yeah it does fit on you okay and it's a fake thing you know so it's just there but there's stuff in it

01:43:00.240 that's really nasty oh no thank you it was strange as they said that he said that uh when he handed it

01:43:06.000 to the the olympic guy the olympic guy uh tested the uh the urine for uh heat you know for to see what

01:43:14.720 what temperature it was just to see if it just happened so he passed oh wow so that's amazing

01:43:20.880 right yes but okay so now he says he cheated right they got a bronze they got a bronze medal

01:43:27.360 do you take away the bronze medal i did they even accept the bronze medal that year oh i don't know

01:43:33.200 that's a good question yeah because i it seems like they might have we didn't win the gold we're not

01:43:37.840 taking it yeah i can't remember if they did if they did that or not oh that's possible uh because

01:43:42.560 that's embarrassing for nba players to win the bronze that's just embarrassing we don't want

01:43:49.440 all right we will uh we will see you back here tomorrow uh for more fun and frivolity yes uh

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