The Glenn Beck Program - The WORST Serial Killer in American History (But No One Seems to Care) ｜ Guest： Dr. Marty Makary

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00:01:34.700 Two weeks ago, a guy who was 78 years old, his name is Ulrich Klopfer.

00:01:44.220 He died.

00:01:46.060 Well, he died, and then his family discovered something horrific hidden away in his property.

00:01:52.260 He had carefully preserved body parts of 2,246 people that he had killed.

00:02:04.180 Now, this story is just broken here.

00:02:08.820 You may not know his name, but the coroner's office in Wills County, Illinois, is requesting the removal of the bodies, help in removing the bodies.

00:02:21.420 Police are investigating over 2,000 bodies, which makes him by far the worst serial killer in U.S. history.

00:02:30.980 Now, why haven't you heard this story?

00:02:38.120 I'll tell you in one minute.

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00:04:15.540 2,246 dead people.

00:04:26.960 All on the property of this 78-year-old man who had been killing these people.

00:04:34.720 This is a news story.

00:04:37.700 It is in Illinois.

00:04:41.320 His name is Ulrich Klopfer.

00:04:43.920 Now, how is it that this story broke on Thursday?

00:04:52.160 No red flags on this guy?

00:04:57.500 I mean, he was in a small town.

00:05:00.600 He was in Gary, Fort Wayne, and South Bend, Indiana.

00:05:05.220 South Bend, Indiana.

00:05:06.780 You probably haven't heard his name, at least linked to mass murder, because he was an abortion doctor.

00:05:19.160 And his industry is defended tooth and nail by the press and by the left.

00:05:25.880 Now, here's Dr. Klopfer.

00:05:29.260 He did have his medical license suspended three years ago.

00:05:32.900 Three years ago.

00:05:34.560 The guy was 78, by the way, when he died.

00:05:37.520 Three years ago, he had his license suspended for failing to exercise reasonable care and violating several notice and documentation requirements.

00:05:45.880 You see, he was neglecting to report abortions he performed on two girls under 14.

00:05:54.300 And it probably was just an oversight, I'm sure.

00:05:57.480 I mean, what's a couple of 14-year-old girls when you've killed thousands of kids just another day at the office?

00:06:08.080 Now, just like Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia butcher, whom the media was pleased to ignore,

00:06:17.900 Dr. Klopfer's backyard, Mord, had 2,246 babies that will remain mostly anonymous, at least on a national scale.

00:06:31.020 I want you to think about this.

00:06:33.740 Here's a guy who was performing these abortions at home.

00:06:36.860 He had a suspended license.

00:06:40.580 Imagine, imagine if there was somebody who had a suspended concealed carry and just killed 10 people.

00:06:50.220 Imagine what the media would be saying.

00:06:56.680 Democratic Party has made it an airtight part of its platform,

00:07:01.340 defending a woman's right to kill her unborn child,

00:07:05.400 even seconds before birth,

00:07:07.500 even after birth.

00:07:09.900 No matter what they're saying now, as we pointed out last week,

00:07:13.120 what they said

00:07:15.440 was

00:07:17.280 killing the child

00:07:19.320 after birth.

00:07:22.480 And it's

00:07:23.680 happening.

00:07:27.920 It's a brave,

00:07:29.780 righteous path.

00:07:30.900 Shout your abortion.

00:07:31.740 Democrats will scream for justice for any persecuted group on the planet,

00:07:37.520 including the animal kingdom,

00:07:39.600 except for one,

00:07:42.500 the unborn.

00:07:44.960 During the testimony before the Indiana Medical Licensing Board three years ago,

00:07:49.080 which had this guy's license revoked,

00:07:51.600 it was revealed that Dr. Klopfer had performed an abortion on a 10-year-old girl

00:07:57.620 who had been raped by her uncle.

00:08:01.460 Klopfer,

00:08:02.220 who is required by law to report it,

00:08:04.700 did not report it.

00:08:06.720 Instead,

00:08:07.340 he sent the child home with her parents,

00:08:09.820 who knew about the abuse,

00:08:11.640 but refused to prosecute.

00:08:13.500 This guy was an expert.

00:08:17.560 He began performing abortions in 1973,

00:08:21.420 right after Roe v. Wade.

00:08:24.220 He was described by a Fort Wayne, Indiana paper

00:08:27.260 as likely Indiana's most prolific abortion doctor in history,

00:08:32.800 with numbers going into the tens of thousands of procedures

00:08:35.900 in multiple counties over several decades.

00:08:39.220 The testimony during his medical board hearing revealed

00:08:42.900 that he had been using the same abortion and sedation procedures

00:08:46.280 since 1973.

00:08:49.680 He only gave pain medication to women under 16 years old

00:08:53.180 or to those who could pay extra.

00:08:55.140 This seems safe and rare,

00:08:57.440 doesn't it?

00:08:58.820 He didn't have staff on hand to monitor the women he did sedate

00:09:02.400 or to help during emergencies.

00:09:05.340 Yet,

00:09:05.800 he boasted to the panel that he had never lost a patient in 43 years

00:09:09.200 of performing abortions.

00:09:10.960 Well,

00:09:11.900 it depends on who the patient is.

00:09:15.080 Over the year at his abortion clinics,

00:09:17.520 inspectors found multiple consent form violations

00:09:21.460 in which abortions were performed on women

00:09:24.140 within an hour of signing their consent form

00:09:26.600 rather than waiting the 18 hours

00:09:29.540 between consent and procedure as required by law.

00:09:33.040 Imagine we have a three-day waiting period

00:09:35.900 and somebody only waited two days for it

00:09:38.820 and then used their power to kill,

00:09:41.700 to mutilate,

00:09:43.280 and keep the bodies.

00:09:45.680 Imagine what would be said.

00:09:48.060 They also found an unsanitized medical instrument,

00:09:51.700 a whole group of them,

00:09:53.360 and staffers who took home the soil linen to wash.

00:09:56.900 A refrigerator meant for medication storage

00:09:59.720 contained a two-month-old abortion specimen,

00:10:03.500 otherwise known as a child.

00:10:05.360 A clinic staffer explained that they were waiting

00:10:07.640 for the remains to be picked up by a detective

00:10:10.540 investigating a rape case.

00:10:13.080 How could you get rid of so many bodies?

00:10:19.400 The total blindness of abortion defenders is incredible.

00:10:24.540 This is the kind of help that you're fine with?

00:10:28.100 We found two of these monsters in the last couple of years.

00:10:32.720 Two!

00:10:33.360 Not one.

00:10:34.400 Two!

00:10:34.760 Two!

00:10:39.100 And you're comfortable with this?

00:10:42.220 No.

00:10:43.080 All of us at the Whole Women's Health Alliance

00:10:47.280 are shocked by the news.

00:10:49.580 We are proud to serve a community

00:10:50.800 with high-quality abortion care services

00:10:53.020 that respect the dignity of women and families.

00:10:57.120 Really?

00:10:58.520 This guy's been there for 43 years.

00:11:00.580 He buried almost 2,500 children in his backyard.

00:11:05.820 They're shocked by this news?

00:11:10.300 Stockpiling baby parts,

00:11:12.000 and you're shocked by it.

00:11:13.780 Nobody said anything?

00:11:17.380 By the way,

00:11:18.500 only a local news station

00:11:20.280 has reached out

00:11:21.960 in South Bend

00:11:23.400 to Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

00:11:26.740 He hasn't commented on it.

00:11:28.460 There's no response.

00:11:29.420 His office must be scrambling

00:11:32.460 to figure out how to be outraged

00:11:33.940 by the discovery of these bodies

00:11:35.780 yet continue to defend abortion.

00:11:39.720 The mental gymnastics can't be easy,

00:11:42.540 but then again,

00:11:43.260 he's the guy who said

00:11:44.220 a lot of parts of the Bible

00:11:45.300 talk about how life begins with breath.

00:11:47.300 Holy cow.

00:11:51.440 I guess that makes...

00:11:53.860 I guess this makes

00:11:55.760 Dr. Klopfer's sick trophy collection

00:11:58.760 totally okay with so many people.

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00:12:14.080 They say the greatest threat

00:12:20.800 to lives in America today

00:12:23.560 is climate change.

00:12:25.580 And when it's not climate change,

00:12:27.440 it's guns.

00:12:29.360 But Dr. Klopfer's collection

00:12:30.820 of over 2,200 preserved bodies

00:12:34.460 of aborted babies,

00:12:36.400 which is more than three times

00:12:39.200 the number of Americans killed

00:12:40.840 by shootings on school campuses

00:12:43.080 since 1973.

00:12:50.740 Those 22 babies,

00:12:52.680 just a fraction of the estimated

00:12:54.180 50,000-plus abortions

00:12:55.860 that he performed during his life,

00:12:58.020 and that's just one doctor

00:12:59.340 in one state.

00:13:00.940 How many more of them

00:13:02.380 have little collections of their own?

00:13:04.800 Were these 2,200 children

00:13:07.000 special to him in some reason?

00:13:09.420 Is he collecting them

00:13:12.460 because maybe,

00:13:13.760 maybe these were the abortions

00:13:17.300 that he really wanted to shout

00:13:18.800 that he was so proud of?

00:13:22.620 2,200 trophies.

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00:14:56.700 Yes, we live in a crazy world.

00:15:05.120 A crazy world.

00:15:06.920 We are possibly,

00:15:09.200 and I don't think so,

00:15:10.200 because I think,

00:15:11.260 I think Donald Trump

00:15:12.680 may be exactly

00:15:14.180 the right president

00:15:15.160 to have

00:15:15.780 with the world

00:15:16.760 itching for war.

00:15:18.860 I don't,

00:15:21.300 I just can't see him

00:15:23.060 going to war with Iran

00:15:24.620 and I thank God for that.

00:15:27.280 But boy,

00:15:27.980 is Iran itching

00:15:28.860 for a war with us.

00:15:30.760 With all of the things

00:15:32.340 that are going on,

00:15:33.060 the oil situation alone,

00:15:35.360 it's up $20 today.

00:15:38.200 Why?

00:15:38.800 Because Saudi Arabia

00:15:41.360 had a drone strike

00:15:44.820 on one of their biggest

00:15:47.700 oil fields

00:15:49.440 and has shut down

00:15:51.880 oil production

00:15:52.620 of about 5%

00:15:53.940 of the world's oil.

00:15:54.920 That's significant.

00:15:57.260 And it looks like

00:15:59.540 Iran was behind it.

00:16:01.380 Now they say

00:16:01.880 it was the Houthis,

00:16:03.120 but where are they

00:16:05.340 getting a drone

00:16:06.140 and really

00:16:07.140 they're funded by Iran?

00:16:09.760 Really?

00:16:10.520 Do you really think

00:16:11.640 they're just like,

00:16:12.260 you know what?

00:16:13.200 We're Houthis.

00:16:14.060 Let's just do it.

00:16:15.500 We don't care.

00:16:16.560 Let's just go on our own.

00:16:18.780 We'll have more on that

00:16:20.300 coming up in,

00:16:21.300 in just a few minutes.

00:16:23.080 But this is crazy.

00:16:26.260 Crazy.

00:16:28.460 Then you have Beto.

00:16:30.060 Can we play the Beto

00:16:31.120 who says he's been

00:16:32.160 talking to Texans?

00:16:33.360 I'd like to know

00:16:34.760 who these Texans are.

00:16:36.600 Listen to this.

00:16:37.140 We are proud of gun ownership,

00:16:39.620 but responsible gun ownership

00:16:41.640 that would never entail

00:16:42.900 threatening somebody

00:16:43.920 with that firearm.

00:16:45.580 And so using guns to hunt

00:16:47.240 or for self-defense

00:16:48.800 makes a lot of sense

00:16:49.940 to us here in Texas.

00:16:51.380 But having a weapon of war,

00:16:53.420 and even from those Texans

00:16:55.540 who own AR-15s,

00:16:56.720 they've told me this themselves.

00:16:57.920 I don't need this.

00:16:59.000 I don't need it to hunt.

00:16:59.920 I don't need it to protect myself.

00:17:01.200 It was fun to use.

00:17:02.560 I like taking it out

00:17:03.480 to the range.

00:17:04.060 But if giving this back

00:17:05.880 or cutting it to pieces

00:17:07.080 or selling it to the government

00:17:08.200 helps to keep us safer,

00:17:09.720 then by all means,

00:17:10.800 let's do it.

00:17:11.220 Because they'll tell me

00:17:12.340 I have kids in school as well.

00:17:14.420 And they ask me

00:17:15.620 whether it's a matter of

00:17:17.260 when or if

00:17:19.340 a killer is going to come

00:17:20.980 into their school

00:17:21.840 and take the lives

00:17:22.980 of their fellow students

00:17:23.840 or take their kids' lives.

00:17:25.820 Wow.

00:17:26.420 So would that killer

00:17:27.560 be the guy

00:17:28.360 who wants to give up the gun?

00:17:30.760 I mean,

00:17:31.320 because why would the guy

00:17:32.620 who's giving up the gun,

00:17:34.080 you know,

00:17:34.400 if this is going to help,

00:17:35.860 this is going to help

00:17:36.440 because I know

00:17:37.000 it's just a matter of

00:17:37.920 it's not even,

00:17:39.000 it's not even if,

00:17:40.160 it's when.

00:17:41.040 I know a killer

00:17:42.360 is going to come

00:17:43.000 into my kid's school.

00:17:44.320 That would,

00:17:45.160 if I knew

00:17:46.300 that that was true,

00:17:48.280 I would be there

00:17:49.820 with my gun waiting.

00:17:51.400 I would be demanding

00:17:52.400 that the school

00:17:53.400 has armed personnel around.

00:17:56.180 You know this is going to happen

00:17:58.220 and so what do you do?

00:18:00.540 You,

00:18:01.180 as a law-abiding citizen,

00:18:02.900 give your gun away

00:18:04.220 or cut it up?

00:18:05.940 How does that make sense at all?

00:18:07.800 Right.

00:18:08.100 You're basically admitting

00:18:08.920 you're worried about

00:18:10.340 you committing a mass shooting.

00:18:11.800 Right.

00:18:12.260 Right.

00:18:12.440 You could say,

00:18:13.040 like,

00:18:13.140 I want everyone else's band

00:18:14.140 but I want to keep mine

00:18:14.900 because I know I'm safe.

00:18:16.760 Right?

00:18:17.200 Like,

00:18:17.360 that is a progressive position,

00:18:19.660 right?

00:18:19.840 Everyone else is going

00:18:20.520 to be the bad guy

00:18:21.140 but I'm okay.

00:18:22.400 These people are apparently

00:18:23.200 coming to him saying,

00:18:23.900 like,

00:18:24.060 I'm actually the problem.

00:18:25.940 Because the only way

00:18:27.280 that you selling your gun back

00:18:29.440 to the government

00:18:30.500 is going to make the world safer

00:18:32.280 is if you were going

00:18:33.100 to use this gun

00:18:33.820 in a terrible way.

00:18:35.000 Let me ask you, Stu.

00:18:35.840 How many people,

00:18:36.860 how many Texans,

00:18:38.520 Texans,

00:18:39.320 that own an AR,

00:18:42.240 a weapon of war?

00:18:43.240 You've already decided

00:18:44.060 to do that.

00:18:44.780 Think about the person

00:18:45.540 who's that profile.

00:18:46.660 It is one of the most popular

00:18:47.860 sporting rifles in America

00:18:48.920 but not every liberal

00:18:50.500 is going to buy them,

00:18:51.400 right?

00:18:51.560 These are people

00:18:52.540 who care.

00:18:53.880 It's not the first gun

00:18:54.860 you buy either,

00:18:55.640 right?

00:18:55.900 It's a gun that you buy,

00:18:58.000 I mean,

00:18:58.400 what is there,

00:18:59.100 50,

00:18:59.820 how many million?

00:19:00.620 It might be,

00:19:01.580 there's 20 million ARs.

00:19:02.640 20 million,

00:19:02.980 I was going to say 15

00:19:03.680 but you have 20 million.

00:19:05.320 So 20 million is,

00:19:06.540 again,

00:19:06.760 it's the most popular

00:19:08.200 modern sporting rifle

00:19:09.560 but not nearly

00:19:10.480 the most popular gun

00:19:11.640 in America.

00:19:12.080 If you're a gun owner,

00:19:14.300 it's typically not

00:19:15.240 the first gun

00:19:15.960 you go out and buy.

00:19:17.280 You have to,

00:19:17.800 probably like guns,

00:19:18.860 you like going to the range,

00:19:20.140 like shooting them,

00:19:20.840 not necessarily going to be

00:19:22.620 some hardcore anti-gun person

00:19:24.900 that would ever do that.

00:19:26.140 So these people

00:19:26.660 have already made the decision

00:19:27.960 to go buy an AR-15

00:19:29.400 and are now telling Beto,

00:19:30.520 you know what,

00:19:30.900 you're right.

00:19:31.840 I can't wait to turn this thing in

00:19:33.200 because gosh,

00:19:33.800 you never know

00:19:34.320 when I'll just go into a school

00:19:35.220 and start shooting it.

00:19:36.580 That is a weird person.

00:19:38.160 That's a person that,

00:19:39.040 let me help you with this,

00:19:40.100 doesn't exist.

00:19:41.980 This is a person-

00:19:42.680 In California, maybe.

00:19:43.900 In California, maybe.

00:19:45.240 I think it's more of a thing

00:19:46.380 where people tell you

00:19:48.200 what you want to hear.

00:19:50.200 Now, giving,

00:19:51.500 besides the fact that

00:19:52.580 he's obviously making

00:19:53.680 a lot of this up, right?

00:19:54.560 Like, first off,

00:19:55.900 straight up lying, right?

00:19:57.340 He's just making up people

00:19:58.300 that don't exist

00:19:58.880 when he comes to these

00:19:59.580 large numbers.

00:20:00.440 But has somebody in line

00:20:01.960 at an event told him this?

00:20:04.280 It's possible.

00:20:05.540 That doesn't mean

00:20:06.080 that you should believe them.

00:20:07.300 Hang on just a second.

00:20:08.080 We're talking about Beto.

00:20:08.960 Have you heard his new song?

00:20:10.620 Is it a new campaign music?

00:20:12.360 No.

00:20:12.760 Yeah, go ahead and play it.

00:20:14.980 Okay, go ahead.

00:20:15.780 Okay.

00:20:16.460 All right.

00:20:17.400 Is he playing this himself?

00:20:18.960 It's very nice.

00:20:19.280 No, he's got a little monkey

00:20:20.100 that's playing it now.

00:20:21.140 Oh, wow.

00:20:21.340 Yeah, it's really kind of cool.

00:20:22.760 So, I want to take him

00:20:24.240 dead seriously here.

00:20:25.660 You were saying?

00:20:26.240 He really is at the point

00:20:27.500 where it's just like,

00:20:28.240 what's the issue of the day?

00:20:29.660 Okay, what's the craziest thing

00:20:31.020 I can say?

00:20:31.420 Okay, take that, triple it,

00:20:32.680 and let me go make a state

00:20:33.480 into the press.

00:20:34.500 He's so desperate.

00:20:36.020 He is.

00:20:36.720 He is.

00:20:37.520 He's like, look at me,

00:20:38.280 look at me, look at me.

00:20:39.120 Please look at me.

00:20:40.240 Please.

00:20:41.020 First of all,

00:20:41.540 anybody who started,

00:20:43.000 we can stop it,

00:20:43.900 anybody who started

00:20:45.580 their campaign

00:20:47.920 with saying to the people,

00:20:50.280 I'll be whoever

00:20:51.560 you need me to be.

00:20:52.720 Tell me who you need me to be.

00:20:54.260 And he's proving that today.

00:20:55.460 Right.

00:20:55.960 I mean, this is,

00:20:57.060 he's seeing, well,

00:20:58.260 I'm not getting,

00:20:58.880 I didn't get any traction

00:20:59.840 with trying to be

00:21:00.780 the sensible one here.

00:21:02.420 So, let me go further

00:21:03.640 than everyone else

00:21:04.600 and see if that one works.

00:21:06.000 Because at least

00:21:06.440 at the end of the day,

00:21:07.400 I can get a nice,

00:21:08.380 you know,

00:21:09.180 I can be on MSNBC

00:21:10.320 when this thing falls apart.

00:21:12.780 I can go to a think tank.

00:21:14.180 He's completely meaningless.

00:21:16.700 Oh, I agree.

00:21:17.520 I agree.

00:21:17.920 He's completely meaningless.

00:21:18.560 But you'll see,

00:21:18.980 you see the media

00:21:19.560 totally embracing him

00:21:20.640 now that he's taking

00:21:21.420 all these crazy stances.

00:21:23.000 Right.

00:21:23.500 But I mean,

00:21:24.080 but nobody else is.

00:21:26.640 The media might,

00:21:28.240 but nobody else is.

00:21:29.800 But like,

00:21:30.060 how long,

00:21:30.420 how many times

00:21:30.920 have we had this call

00:21:31.940 from someone in the audience?

00:21:33.180 It's,

00:21:33.360 hi,

00:21:34.720 lifelong Republican

00:21:36.040 or lifelong Democrat,

00:21:38.000 voted Democrat

00:21:38.760 every single time.

00:21:39.840 But this one time

00:21:41.600 on the election

00:21:42.300 that's coming up

00:21:43.120 is the time I'm changing.

00:21:44.820 There are people,

00:21:46.440 obviously,

00:21:47.120 who are lifelong Democrats

00:21:48.020 and have switched

00:21:48.540 on every election

00:21:49.340 we've ever covered.

00:21:50.180 However,

00:21:50.780 all those people

00:21:51.800 seem to find their way

00:21:52.940 to call us

00:21:53.740 right before the election.

00:21:54.780 And it makes me believe,

00:21:56.620 as we found out recently

00:21:58.320 with reports

00:21:58.900 among Democrats,

00:22:00.200 seminar callers,

00:22:01.640 Democrats actually

00:22:03.100 did have a program

00:22:04.400 in the 90s

00:22:05.660 with Hillary Clinton.

00:22:07.000 This just came out.

00:22:07.900 It's in his museum.

00:22:09.540 The Clinton Museum

00:22:10.580 has the documents

00:22:11.360 showing that they actually

00:22:12.780 did recruit people

00:22:14.140 to call into talk shows

00:22:15.220 to make their points

00:22:16.560 and try to sound

00:22:17.340 like they were

00:22:18.560 average everyday people.

00:22:20.160 I've always been

00:22:20.860 with you guys.

00:22:21.600 Always.

00:22:22.380 But this time,

00:22:23.380 I gotta give up my gun.

00:22:25.660 Yeah, exactly.

00:22:26.280 I gotta give up my gun

00:22:27.680 because it just

00:22:28.540 makes total sense.

00:22:30.040 But let me tell you something.

00:22:31.340 I used to hunt lions.

00:22:33.300 I used to hunt tame lions.

00:22:35.280 I hunted lions

00:22:36.660 in the zoo.

00:22:38.840 And how I'd hunt them

00:22:40.260 is I would shoot

00:22:41.140 innocent elephants

00:22:42.200 that would fall

00:22:43.360 on the lion.

00:22:44.880 But now,

00:22:46.220 this one time,

00:22:47.420 I gotta give up my guns.

00:22:48.700 I gotta give up

00:22:49.340 because it just makes sense.

00:22:51.240 You're listening

00:22:51.900 to Glenn Beck.

00:22:54.660 All right,

00:22:55.260 whether you watch

00:22:55.860 the Democrat debate

00:22:56.880 or not,

00:22:57.680 by now you've certainly heard.

00:22:58.880 you know,

00:23:00.680 as Beto said,

00:23:01.840 they're coming

00:23:02.620 for your guns.

00:23:04.260 It's baked into

00:23:05.520 the recipe

00:23:06.020 of socialism.

00:23:07.900 You have to do that.

00:23:10.040 Now,

00:23:10.920 let me ask,

00:23:12.340 do you have a better

00:23:14.280 or safer life

00:23:15.500 when the guns are gone?

00:23:16.560 The USCCA

00:23:20.820 has the

00:23:21.740 Confident Family

00:23:23.000 Protector

00:23:23.640 Giveaway.

00:23:24.840 It ends this week.

00:23:26.280 If you text

00:23:27.320 the word

00:23:27.880 BEC

00:23:28.340 to the number

00:23:28.900 87222,

00:23:30.520 you could win

00:23:31.200 $1,000

00:23:31.840 for free.

00:23:33.100 You can use that

00:23:34.300 to buy a new gun,

00:23:35.720 pepper spray

00:23:36.380 for kids,

00:23:37.260 even self-defense

00:23:38.360 classes.

00:23:38.940 It's a good idea.

00:23:41.980 Do you feel safer

00:23:42.960 every day

00:23:43.640 that you look

00:23:44.180 at the news?

00:23:45.520 Text the number

00:23:46.440 or the word

00:23:47.180 BEC to the number

00:23:48.180 87222

00:23:49.420 and a confirmation

00:23:50.160 number will be sent.

00:23:51.540 The USCCA

00:23:52.460 believes in helping

00:23:53.120 protect every

00:23:53.900 responsible American

00:23:55.080 out there.

00:23:55.960 Text the word

00:23:56.500 BEC to the number

00:23:57.320 87222.

00:23:58.760 Find out more

00:23:59.520 and claim your entries.

00:24:01.000 You could win

00:24:01.660 this week.

00:24:03.180 For more information,

00:24:03.940 go to

00:24:04.320 protectanddefend.com.

00:24:08.940 We are proud

00:24:29.460 of gun ownership

00:24:30.320 but responsible

00:24:31.380 gun ownership

00:24:32.640 that would never

00:24:33.360 entail threatening

00:24:34.400 somebody with

00:24:35.660 that firearm.

00:24:36.580 And so using guns

00:24:37.740 to hunt

00:24:38.260 or for self-defense

00:24:39.800 makes a lot of sense

00:24:40.920 to us here in Texas.

00:24:42.320 But having a weapon

00:24:43.780 of war

00:24:44.360 and even from

00:24:45.280 those Texans

00:24:46.520 who own AR-15s,

00:24:47.720 they've told me

00:24:48.120 this themselves.

00:24:48.860 Really?

00:24:49.160 I don't need this.

00:24:50.100 I don't need it

00:24:50.460 to hunt.

00:24:50.940 I don't need it

00:24:51.340 to protect myself.

00:24:52.060 It was fun to use.

00:24:53.540 I like taking it

00:24:54.380 out to the range.

00:24:55.180 But if giving this

00:24:56.520 back or cutting it

00:24:57.660 to pieces or selling

00:24:58.500 it to the government

00:24:59.140 helps to keep us safer,

00:25:00.820 then by all means

00:25:01.720 let's do it

00:25:02.200 because they'll tell me

00:25:03.320 I have kids in school

00:25:04.800 as well

00:25:05.400 and they ask me

00:25:06.620 whether it's a matter

00:25:07.740 of when

00:25:09.260 or if

00:25:10.340 a killer's going

00:25:11.700 to come into

00:25:12.200 their school

00:25:12.800 and take the lives

00:25:13.960 of their fellow students

00:25:14.820 or take their kids' lives.

00:25:16.620 Right,

00:25:16.920 and that's why

00:25:17.280 they want to get rid

00:25:17.800 of their gun.

00:25:18.680 We have a fellow Texan on.

00:25:20.600 You're a fellow Texan?

00:25:21.600 Yes, hello, hi.

00:25:22.720 Hi, how are you?

00:25:23.660 Lifelong Texan.

00:25:24.860 Lifelong Texan.

00:25:25.840 My name is Big Tex.

00:25:27.800 Big Tex is your name.

00:25:29.360 That's what people call me

00:25:29.780 is Big Tex.

00:25:30.780 Right.

00:25:31.120 I'm so Texan-ish.

00:25:32.700 Are you speaking right now?

00:25:34.520 Yes.

00:25:34.880 Oh, hold on, hold on.

00:25:37.960 Sorry, my cowboy hat

00:25:39.380 was in the way of my ears.

00:25:40.720 All right.

00:25:41.140 So I couldn't hear you

00:25:42.240 speaking to me

00:25:42.860 because I'm not Texas.

00:25:43.400 Well, you're that much

00:25:45.420 Texas-ish.

00:25:46.540 You're Texas-ish.

00:25:47.780 Yes, in fact,

00:25:48.720 I'm so Texas-ish

00:25:50.140 that I like

00:25:51.440 the Dallas Cowboys

00:25:53.340 and I like

00:25:54.860 BBQ sandwiches.

00:25:57.120 That's barbecue.

00:25:58.100 Yeah.

00:25:58.960 What?

00:25:59.760 It's barbecue sandwiches.

00:26:00.560 Yeah, barbecue sandwiches.

00:26:01.940 That's right.

00:26:02.280 And so I have

00:26:04.200 I'm one of the people

00:26:05.300 who spoke to Beto

00:26:06.680 in line.

00:26:06.840 You did?

00:26:07.920 I did.

00:26:08.460 Really?

00:26:08.820 And I told him

00:26:10.200 I have

00:26:11.380 look, I'm so

00:26:13.440 pro-Second Amendment.

00:26:15.180 We love the Second Amendment

00:26:16.320 here in Texas.

00:26:17.500 Right.

00:26:17.740 I have

00:26:18.400 AR-15

00:26:20.100 and AR-12

00:26:22.160 and AR-29.

00:26:24.580 All right.

00:26:25.060 I have all the AR.

00:26:27.280 All right.

00:26:27.540 So you're not just

00:26:28.300 going for 15.

00:26:30.500 You understand them

00:26:32.220 because you have

00:26:33.060 all the previous

00:26:34.080 AR-1, AR-2.

00:26:36.200 And they have high-capacity

00:26:36.960 ammunition for them.

00:26:37.860 Right.

00:26:38.160 Okay.

00:26:38.600 Which is really

00:26:39.540 people need to know

00:26:40.480 about that.

00:26:40.900 Of course.

00:26:41.420 And I said

00:26:41.880 I would gladly

00:26:42.960 gladly handle

00:26:45.000 I am the type

00:26:46.180 I at first

00:26:47.540 loved my guns

00:26:48.500 but now I know

00:26:49.440 if I can save

00:26:50.340 one life

00:26:51.040 in a faraway town

00:26:52.480 by giving up

00:26:53.200 my firearms

00:26:54.100 Right.

00:26:54.680 that I will do

00:26:55.820 that immediately.

00:26:56.800 Huh.

00:26:57.460 I told Beto that

00:26:59.200 and I told him

00:26:59.860 that last week

00:27:01.460 I drove by

00:27:03.080 a police station

00:27:03.840 and just threw

00:27:04.700 my guns

00:27:05.280 out onto the

00:27:06.140 parking lot

00:27:07.460 because I wanted

00:27:08.120 them to come

00:27:08.600 collect them.

00:27:09.320 Right.

00:27:09.600 Because I just

00:27:10.400 wanted them

00:27:10.840 to be out

00:27:11.300 of my hands.

00:27:12.380 And some

00:27:12.660 very nice gentleman

00:27:13.500 from a couple

00:27:14.480 of blocks over

00:27:15.420 came over

00:27:15.820 and picked them up.

00:27:16.540 So they were

00:27:17.020 taken in.

00:27:19.280 All right.

00:27:19.740 Taken in.

00:27:20.400 All right.

00:27:20.760 Also, I just

00:27:21.520 wanted to also say

00:27:22.220 that when I was

00:27:23.280 talking to Beto

00:27:23.840 I decided to abort

00:27:24.800 my kid.

00:27:26.200 We're going to be

00:27:26.900 all set with that.

00:27:28.140 But were you

00:27:29.400 for abortion

00:27:30.140 the whole time?

00:27:31.140 I was told

00:27:32.260 I'm a Texan

00:27:33.140 so I was

00:27:33.660 against abortion.

00:27:34.740 Right.

00:27:35.340 But I talked

00:27:36.080 to Beto

00:27:36.560 and decided

00:27:36.980 to just start

00:27:37.580 aborting kids.

00:27:38.700 Right.

00:27:39.100 Yeah.

00:27:39.400 Started up

00:27:39.820 for practice.

00:27:40.760 Done about 12

00:27:41.500 so far.

00:27:42.240 Right.

00:27:42.680 You know,

00:27:43.140 it's an interesting

00:27:43.800 thing to learn

00:27:44.460 about.

00:27:44.680 A little gross

00:27:45.160 honestly.

00:27:45.780 Right.

00:27:45.960 But we're

00:27:46.480 getting good

00:27:46.820 on that process.

00:27:47.660 All right.

00:27:48.020 Good.

00:27:48.460 Well, Texas

00:27:49.180 is changing.

00:27:50.460 Texas is totally

00:27:51.520 changing.

00:27:52.120 All of my friends

00:27:52.960 used to think

00:27:53.800 the Constitution

00:27:54.440 mattered

00:27:55.020 but they don't

00:27:55.640 now.

00:27:55.840 They all hate it.

00:27:56.720 Right.

00:27:56.980 They hate it.

00:27:57.540 It's old.

00:27:57.960 It's dirty and dusty.

00:27:59.220 Right.

00:27:59.600 So I've given up

00:28:00.540 all my guns

00:28:01.440 and I'm now

00:28:01.880 defending myself

00:28:02.480 with slingshots.

00:28:03.280 Okay.

00:28:03.640 And you are

00:28:04.320 supporting Beto.

00:28:05.720 And I just want

00:28:06.240 to say

00:28:06.460 BBQ sandwiches

00:28:07.620 Beto all the way.

00:28:08.600 All right.

00:28:08.920 Thank you very much.

00:28:10.200 Another average

00:28:11.480 Texan here

00:28:12.540 on the Glenn Beck

00:28:13.360 program.

00:28:14.560 I mean Beto

00:28:15.060 is right.

00:28:16.000 Texans are giving

00:28:16.940 up their guns

00:28:17.820 left and right.

00:28:18.820 I think they're

00:28:19.300 really in favor

00:28:20.320 of tax increases

00:28:21.360 now too.

00:28:21.860 They all think

00:28:24.220 they make too

00:28:24.640 much money now.

00:28:25.400 Right.

00:28:25.680 I've talked to a lot

00:28:26.280 of Texans

00:28:26.820 who have spoken

00:28:28.180 with Beto.

00:28:28.840 Can I tell you

00:28:30.040 I talked to a Texan

00:28:31.220 that was talking

00:28:32.100 to Beto.

00:28:32.200 He had talked to

00:28:33.580 Beto.

00:28:33.920 He used to fly

00:28:35.480 the come and

00:28:36.440 take it flag.

00:28:37.680 Oh.

00:28:37.980 Okay.

00:28:38.380 That's how

00:28:39.080 Texans

00:28:40.980 ish.

00:28:41.840 He was.

00:28:42.300 That's how Texans

00:28:43.720 really feel

00:28:44.920 about someone

00:28:45.500 coming and

00:28:46.140 taking firearms

00:28:47.040 away.

00:28:47.720 They have a

00:28:48.800 historic flag

00:28:51.280 around the concept

00:28:52.980 that just says

00:28:53.940 come and take it.

00:28:55.880 But I was talking

00:28:57.080 to that guy

00:28:57.740 and he not only

00:28:59.140 flew that flag

00:29:00.160 he was making

00:29:01.940 those flags

00:29:02.760 for years.

00:29:04.260 Did he make a lot

00:29:04.680 of money on them?

00:29:05.440 Oh he was filthy rich.

00:29:07.140 Yeah millionaire.

00:29:07.520 From a millionaire.

00:29:08.460 Just from

00:29:09.540 and he said

00:29:10.260 you know what

00:29:10.880 I feel as though

00:29:12.980 I'm responsible

00:29:14.420 for all of the

00:29:16.160 killings.

00:29:17.260 Yeah.

00:29:17.440 And I said

00:29:17.920 did you

00:29:18.900 what did you

00:29:19.680 and he said

00:29:20.100 I was just

00:29:20.840 making flags

00:29:21.700 and he said

00:29:22.960 so I am

00:29:24.040 giving up

00:29:24.640 all of my guns

00:29:26.120 all of them

00:29:27.140 and I said

00:29:29.100 wow do you think

00:29:29.980 that's a really

00:29:30.680 good idea

00:29:31.340 and he said

00:29:32.160 yeah.

00:29:34.960 Yeah.

00:29:35.220 I'm a Texan.

00:29:36.320 Right.

00:29:37.300 And was he

00:29:37.820 was he fixing

00:29:38.740 to kill a lot

00:29:39.420 of people

00:29:39.820 and now

00:29:40.320 he wasn't

00:29:41.240 fixing

00:29:41.580 but he was

00:29:42.740 so upset

00:29:43.640 at his

00:29:44.420 his lifelong

00:29:45.880 conservative

00:29:46.720 Texas friends

00:29:47.820 who didn't

00:29:48.660 see eye to eye

00:29:49.500 that he said

00:29:50.400 he was fixing

00:29:51.200 to kill people

00:29:52.360 and so then

00:29:53.340 he was going

00:29:53.680 to turn in

00:29:54.040 I talked to

00:29:54.540 another Texan

00:29:55.300 who was just

00:29:56.480 out you know

00:29:57.160 trying to shoot

00:29:57.800 for some food

00:29:58.580 and

00:29:59.600 what happened

00:30:00.980 up from the ground

00:30:02.340 came this

00:30:02.960 bubbling crude

00:30:03.840 Texas gold

00:30:05.020 yeah

00:30:05.480 oil

00:30:06.440 oil that is

00:30:07.200 and he was

00:30:08.860 really upset

00:30:09.760 because he's

00:30:10.180 like now I've

00:30:10.620 got an oil spill

00:30:11.400 these damn

00:30:12.460 guns

00:30:12.820 it's an

00:30:13.580 environmental

00:30:14.060 catastrophe

00:30:14.780 catastrophe

00:30:15.600 he's probably

00:30:16.220 in prison

00:30:16.680 by the way

00:30:17.260 Pat

00:30:17.540 you know

00:30:17.820 another

00:30:18.160 catastrophe

00:30:18.800 what

00:30:19.400 Miami

00:30:20.320 really

00:30:21.360 yeah

00:30:21.840 why

00:30:22.300 well

00:30:22.780 I want

00:30:23.500 to play

00:30:24.040 AOC

00:30:24.620 because she's

00:30:25.340 the expert

00:30:26.020 oh we know

00:30:26.600 that

00:30:26.880 all right

00:30:27.220 so here's

00:30:27.720 AOC

00:30:28.240 on Miami

00:30:30.140 listen

00:30:30.660 when it comes

00:30:31.740 to climate

00:30:32.580 change

00:30:33.180 what is not

00:30:35.460 realistic

00:30:36.040 is not

00:30:37.120 responding

00:30:37.800 to the

00:30:38.220 prices

00:30:38.600 on the

00:30:39.100 not responding

00:30:41.080 to the solution

00:30:41.820 on the scale

00:30:42.480 of the prices

00:30:43.200 because what's

00:30:44.160 not realistic

00:30:44.980 is Miami

00:30:46.060 not existing

00:30:46.860 in a few

00:30:47.440 years

00:30:47.900 that's not

00:30:48.640 realistic

00:30:49.060 right

00:30:49.300 that's not

00:30:49.780 realistic

00:30:50.280 no I don't

00:30:51.960 think that's

00:30:52.360 the point

00:30:52.700 she's making

00:30:53.300 she's saying

00:30:54.780 that Miami

00:30:55.920 will be gone

00:30:57.180 in a couple

00:30:57.880 years

00:30:58.260 no no

00:30:58.660 she didn't

00:30:59.040 say a couple

00:30:59.440 she said

00:30:59.900 a few

00:31:00.320 that's five

00:31:01.140 maybe six

00:31:01.900 okay

00:31:02.360 so let's

00:31:03.280 not throw

00:31:03.700 Miami in a

00:31:04.380 panic

00:31:04.760 all right

00:31:05.400 all right

00:31:05.740 it's not

00:31:06.200 to Miami

00:31:06.840 relax

00:31:07.420 it's not

00:31:07.800 to you've

00:31:08.160 got five

00:31:08.560 or six

00:31:08.880 years to

00:31:09.260 get the

00:31:09.700 hell

00:31:09.900 out of

00:31:10.260 here

00:31:10.540 because

00:31:11.260 it's

00:31:11.940 going to

00:31:12.520 not

00:31:13.040 exist

00:31:13.660 in just

00:31:14.680 a few

00:31:14.960 years

00:31:15.360 where will

00:31:16.340 it go

00:31:16.800 does anyone

00:31:17.580 know

00:31:17.900 I hear

00:31:18.700 it's moving

00:31:19.080 to Atlanta

00:31:19.640 oh wow

00:31:20.320 right

00:31:20.720 that'll make

00:31:21.320 Atlanta

00:31:21.720 and Miami

00:31:22.240 really big

00:31:22.920 huge

00:31:23.720 huge

00:31:25.160 if you're in

00:31:25.980 a big city

00:31:26.840 if you're in

00:31:27.400 Atlanta

00:31:27.920 huge

00:31:28.780 stay there

00:31:29.300 because lots

00:31:30.120 of people

00:31:30.480 are coming

00:31:30.780 your price of

00:31:31.540 your house is

00:31:32.040 going to skyrocket

00:31:32.900 wow

00:31:33.280 because Miami's

00:31:34.380 moving your way

00:31:35.240 with the buildings

00:31:36.340 and everything

00:31:37.020 but no it's

00:31:39.200 going to be

00:31:39.440 underwater

00:31:39.840 oh wow

00:31:40.680 it's going to

00:31:40.860 be underwater

00:31:41.300 oh no

00:31:41.820 yeah

00:31:42.200 like Atlantis

00:31:43.100 exactly like

00:31:45.080 Atlantis

00:31:45.580 yeah

00:31:45.880 you mean the

00:31:46.240 casino right

00:31:46.960 it'll be just

00:31:48.300 like it'll be

00:31:49.240 just like that

00:31:50.160 now in case

00:31:51.680 that's not

00:31:52.260 enough we have

00:31:53.120 one more piece

00:31:54.140 Pat that I

00:31:54.660 would like to

00:31:55.160 play for you

00:31:56.000 okay

00:31:56.300 because

00:31:57.020 yeah the

00:31:58.660 world's you

00:31:59.620 know on the

00:32:00.560 brink of the

00:32:01.540 of war with

00:32:02.680 Iran

00:32:03.120 we don't know

00:32:04.800 what's going to

00:32:05.420 happen there

00:32:06.000 you know our

00:32:07.120 economy and

00:32:08.300 China and

00:32:09.400 and all the

00:32:10.560 things that are

00:32:10.960 happening around

00:32:11.620 the world

00:32:12.060 the fact that

00:32:12.660 there are

00:32:14.000 50 million

00:32:15.120 slaves today

00:32:16.660 that are

00:32:17.340 enslaved

00:32:18.020 but during

00:32:19.580 the 400 year

00:32:20.780 history of

00:32:21.640 the slave trade

00:32:22.700 the western

00:32:23.020 slave trade

00:32:23.560 there was 12

00:32:24.300 million slaves

00:32:25.100 but we have to

00:32:26.520 concentrate on

00:32:27.140 that and not

00:32:27.840 on the 50

00:32:29.300 million I want

00:32:30.780 to play one

00:32:31.660 more thing

00:32:32.340 because this

00:32:33.420 I think

00:32:34.160 Ilhan Omar

00:32:35.200 has really

00:32:37.440 nailed it

00:32:39.460 here you

00:32:40.680 could worry

00:32:41.100 about Miami

00:32:41.780 you could

00:32:42.780 talk to more

00:32:43.400 Texans who

00:32:44.020 want to give

00:32:44.400 up their

00:32:44.700 guns but I

00:32:45.980 want you to

00:32:46.420 hear what

00:32:46.800 she said

00:32:47.420 here's Ilhan

00:32:48.660 Omar talking

00:32:50.100 about migrant

00:32:51.040 centers

00:32:52.020 we arrived

00:32:53.820 in Ghana

00:32:54.980 and one of

00:32:56.180 the first

00:32:57.280 things we

00:32:57.960 did was

00:32:58.880 to visit

00:33:00.600 what some

00:33:02.960 would say

00:33:04.000 it's a castle

00:33:05.480 but they

00:33:06.380 were dungeons

00:33:07.100 he started

00:33:08.100 giving us

00:33:09.200 a description

00:33:10.260 of what

00:33:12.540 used to

00:33:13.940 take place

00:33:14.860 as the

00:33:17.040 Africans

00:33:17.820 were

00:33:19.240 being kept

00:33:21.380 were held

00:33:23.800 there as

00:33:24.420 captives

00:33:25.120 and every

00:33:26.460 time he

00:33:27.640 gave a

00:33:29.380 description

00:33:30.020 I had

00:33:31.740 this sort

00:33:32.360 of flashback

00:33:33.860 and that

00:33:34.960 image

00:33:35.640 was from

00:33:37.800 today

00:33:38.680 I

00:33:39.540 couldn't

00:33:40.500 stop

00:33:42.460 seeing

00:33:43.200 images

00:33:43.740 of the

00:33:44.580 current

00:33:44.900 camps

00:33:45.420 we have

00:33:46.220 here

00:33:48.700 at our

00:33:49.300 borders

00:33:49.680 in the

00:33:50.220 United States

00:33:51.160 exactly

00:33:52.340 like

00:33:52.800 the

00:33:53.320 African

00:33:53.620 slave

00:33:54.120 dungeons

00:33:54.540 same

00:33:54.880 thing

00:33:55.360 it's the

00:33:57.760 same

00:33:58.000 thing

00:33:58.320 she's

00:33:59.300 really

00:33:59.800 you're

00:34:00.040 right

00:34:00.300 she nailed

00:34:01.940 it

00:34:02.160 there

00:34:02.440 she nailed

00:34:03.280 it

00:34:03.420 you can't

00:34:06.720 say anything

00:34:07.700 else

00:34:08.080 other than

00:34:08.880 I've talked

00:34:09.300 to a lot

00:34:09.960 of Texans

00:34:10.680 do they all

00:34:12.080 agree with

00:34:12.540 what she said

00:34:13.100 all of them

00:34:13.820 they talked

00:34:15.500 to Beto

00:34:15.920 first

00:34:16.300 yeah they

00:34:17.340 were talking

00:34:17.720 to Beto

00:34:18.100 I didn't

00:34:21.080 talk to him

00:34:21.520 he talked

00:34:22.020 to him

00:34:22.280 and he

00:34:22.640 told me

00:34:23.220 that he

00:34:23.580 had talked

00:34:23.940 to him

00:34:24.160 and I

00:34:24.700 was trying

00:34:25.040 to sound

00:34:25.360 cool

00:34:25.840 by saying

00:34:26.640 I talked

00:34:27.160 to him

00:34:27.400 but he

00:34:27.920 talked

00:34:28.320 to them

00:34:28.680 and all

00:34:29.560 of them

00:34:29.900 said

00:34:30.180 they're giving

00:34:30.620 up their

00:34:30.960 African

00:34:31.300 slave

00:34:31.680 camps

00:34:32.000 now

00:34:32.300 are they

00:34:33.740 really

00:34:33.960 yeah

00:34:34.300 they were

00:34:36.140 like

00:34:36.360 you know

00:34:36.760 I'm a

00:34:37.060 Texan

00:34:37.420 and when

00:34:37.620 you're

00:34:37.780 Texan

00:34:38.360 you have

00:34:40.280 to have

00:34:40.860 like an

00:34:41.540 African

00:34:42.060 slave

00:34:43.520 camp

00:34:44.080 or a

00:34:44.500 dungeon

00:34:44.840 in your

00:34:45.360 house

00:34:45.720 and they're

00:34:46.480 all saying

00:34:47.200 I'm going

00:34:47.600 to board

00:34:47.880 mine

00:34:48.060 up

00:34:48.360 wow

00:34:49.420 I'm going

00:34:49.660 to board

00:34:50.020 mine up

00:34:50.480 they're tired

00:34:51.180 of being

00:34:51.540 sex slave

00:34:52.720 masters

00:34:53.320 yes

00:34:53.880 tired of

00:34:54.440 it

00:34:54.540 dungeons

00:34:54.940 they hate

00:34:55.800 them now

00:34:56.200 wow

00:34:56.720 they hate

00:34:57.480 them

00:34:57.680 I'm keeping

00:34:58.480 mine

00:34:58.980 are you

00:34:59.880 yeah I am

00:35:00.540 yeah I

00:35:01.240 haven't talked

00:35:01.860 to Beto

00:35:02.260 so I don't

00:35:03.000 see anything

00:35:03.500 wrong with it

00:35:04.380 maybe it's just

00:35:09.640 me I don't

00:35:10.260 know

00:35:10.480 can I ask

00:35:11.580 you another

00:35:11.860 question

00:35:12.380 a story I

00:35:13.260 didn't understand

00:35:14.080 but again I'm

00:35:15.020 one of those

00:35:15.420 stick-in-the-mud

00:35:15.900 Texans now

00:35:16.820 the Kavanaugh

00:35:20.680 story

00:35:21.180 oh yeah it's

00:35:22.120 powerful isn't

00:35:23.100 it

00:35:23.280 powerful

00:35:23.900 powerful

00:35:24.840 powerful

00:35:25.420 now the

00:35:27.300 New York

00:35:27.620 Times had

00:35:28.220 to come

00:35:28.560 out and

00:35:29.460 correct the

00:35:30.600 story saying

00:35:31.200 oh by the

00:35:31.780 way

00:35:32.120 she doesn't

00:35:32.840 remember any

00:35:33.480 of this

00:35:33.760 the woman

00:35:34.340 who is the

00:35:35.340 quote victim

00:35:36.240 has no

00:35:37.540 recollection of

00:35:38.400 all this

00:35:38.900 uh-huh

00:35:39.480 but we're

00:35:40.120 telling her it

00:35:40.640 happened to

00:35:41.120 her right

00:35:41.540 so we

00:35:42.600 reminded her

00:35:43.260 yeah I

00:35:43.860 think that's

00:35:44.180 good yeah I

00:35:44.600 think it's

00:35:44.900 very very

00:35:45.780 positive and

00:35:46.760 I love how

00:35:47.140 they called

00:35:47.480 it a fresh

00:35:48.340 story just

00:35:49.220 40 years old

00:35:49.980 that fresh

00:35:50.520 story well

00:35:51.720 also also

00:35:52.880 all the

00:35:53.840 senators knew

00:35:54.580 about it

00:35:55.160 at the time

00:35:56.140 and the

00:35:56.740 FBI actually

00:35:58.080 vetted this

00:35:59.440 story and

00:36:00.020 found nothing

00:36:00.800 credible right

00:36:02.060 because she

00:36:03.020 didn't remember

00:36:03.900 it yeah I

00:36:05.280 don't think I

00:36:05.600 don't think did

00:36:06.000 an investigation on

00:36:06.760 this particular

00:36:07.300 one I think

00:36:07.780 they know I

00:36:08.200 think they did

00:36:08.620 talk to her

00:36:09.300 didn't they

00:36:09.920 didn't they I

00:36:10.440 don't think so

00:36:10.960 she's refusing to

00:36:11.820 talk about it

00:36:12.260 all of her

00:36:12.700 friends are

00:36:13.060 saying like yeah

00:36:13.540 she's talked to

00:36:14.100 us about it and

00:36:15.000 and like she

00:36:15.560 doesn't even

00:36:15.860 remember it

00:36:16.340 happening uh-huh

00:36:17.080 so you'd think

00:36:18.120 if it was this

00:36:18.560 massive assault

00:36:19.600 yeah that it

00:36:20.360 would that someone

00:36:20.900 would at least

00:36:21.300 now now hang

00:36:22.060 on that it

00:36:22.820 occurred I

00:36:23.480 love the

00:36:23.780 massive assault

00:36:24.540 too it's a

00:36:25.140 strange assault

00:36:26.460 okay may I

00:36:27.280 just point out

00:36:28.500 okay let me

00:36:29.680 just I don't

00:36:30.360 mean to be

00:36:30.660 graphic here but

00:36:31.360 here is what

00:36:32.500 they accuse

00:36:33.520 uh Kavanaugh

00:36:34.720 of doing he

00:36:36.280 had no pants

00:36:37.840 on so he

00:36:38.860 was he was

00:36:39.540 naked from the

00:36:40.480 waist down he

00:36:40.980 may have been

00:36:41.360 completely naked we

00:36:42.200 don't know that's

00:36:43.140 what Texans do

00:36:43.860 even though he

00:36:44.600 was a Texan at

00:36:45.580 the time yeah

00:36:46.240 okay so he had

00:36:47.380 his pants off

00:36:48.520 okay and he was

00:36:49.640 walking around a

00:36:50.520 party and I am

00:36:51.940 not kidding you

00:36:52.920 they say that

00:36:54.880 his friends

00:36:56.300 thrust his

00:36:58.560 penis into the

00:37:00.600 hands of a

00:37:02.760 woman and she

00:37:04.240 doesn't remember

00:37:04.760 this she does

00:37:05.600 not remember

00:37:06.060 it so I

00:37:06.520 want to know

00:37:07.320 how do you

00:37:08.660 thrust someone

00:37:10.120 else's penis

00:37:11.260 into someone

00:37:12.160 else's hands

00:37:12.940 yeah and if

00:37:14.840 that happened

00:37:15.820 wouldn't the

00:37:16.440 problem be with

00:37:17.580 the friends

00:37:19.140 and not

00:37:20.680 Kavanaugh he

00:37:21.560 wasn't he

00:37:22.140 shouldn't have

00:37:22.500 been walking

00:37:22.880 around right

00:37:23.440 pants let's

00:37:24.460 face it I

00:37:25.120 mean that's

00:37:25.560 you should wear

00:37:25.820 pants you

00:37:26.320 should wear

00:37:26.720 pants to a

00:37:27.680 party if that's

00:37:29.240 what they're picky

00:37:30.380 so I just

00:37:37.880 want to just

00:37:38.460 leave you with

00:37:38.960 don't worry

00:37:39.600 about anything

00:37:40.140 that's really

00:37:41.000 happening in the

00:37:41.900 world all the

00:37:43.480 politicians and

00:37:44.360 all the media

00:37:45.040 they've got it

00:37:45.880 all settled for

00:37:47.500 you they can

00:37:48.020 tell you exactly

00:37:49.060 what you need to

00:37:49.700 pay attention to

00:37:50.380 today

00:37:50.760 gee I wonder

00:37:54.740 why the news

00:37:55.820 ratings are going

00:37:56.900 down and nobody's

00:37:57.940 listening to anybody

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00:39:37.100 all the details right

00:39:38.700 now you're listening

00:39:42.180 to Glenn Beck

00:39:43.960 the Saudis had an oil

00:40:00.100 refinery attacked this

00:40:02.420 weekend and it is

00:40:03.440 really important that we

00:40:04.580 understand the full

00:40:05.360 ramifications of this

00:40:06.540 we're going to try to do

00:40:07.360 what the mainstream media

00:40:09.280 won't do and that is

00:40:10.640 help you understand

00:40:12.640 this story coming up

00:40:14.200 in just a second but

00:40:16.040 we believe that it was

00:40:18.420 Iranian proxy militias

00:40:19.900 that attacked Saudi

00:40:21.180 Arabia's oil production

00:40:22.420 infrastructure it

00:40:24.640 knocked out half of

00:40:26.600 their total output

00:40:27.520 about five percent of

00:40:28.900 the world's global

00:40:30.080 oil the Saudis

00:40:32.260 contribute about nine

00:40:33.900 million barrels a day

00:40:35.000 for global consumption

00:40:36.180 five million of that is

00:40:38.620 now offline this was a

00:40:40.880 major major attack oil

00:40:44.300 has skyrocketed it's up

00:40:47.380 19 percent the price of

00:40:49.480 barrel has risen over

00:40:50.800 eleven dollars now

00:40:51.980 Saudis say that they can

00:40:53.960 repair the damage within

00:40:56.740 30 days they have

00:40:59.200 reserves that can maintain

00:41:00.860 things for about 30 days

00:41:02.740 what if there is another

00:41:04.620 attack and we have Iran

00:41:08.000 itching for a fight

00:41:10.340 just itching for a fight

00:41:12.200 I don't think this

00:41:14.400 president is going to

00:41:15.320 give them that fight

00:41:16.240 which is exactly the

00:41:17.720 right thing to do I

00:41:19.300 believe and we'll talk

00:41:21.280 about this and bring all

00:41:22.620 of this together and how

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00:43:09.040 we are now looking at Iran

00:43:15.460 really pretty much declaring

00:43:20.080 war on Saudi Arabia they have

00:43:23.380 knocked out a good portion

00:43:26.680 over half of their oil

00:43:28.720 production refineries and it

00:43:32.760 looks like the Houthis may

00:43:36.060 have done it although Mike

00:43:37.500 Pompeo says this looks like a

00:43:39.520 cruise missile it's some sort of

00:43:42.060 a missile strike that he

00:43:43.780 believes came from northern

00:43:45.680 Iraq which also the Houthis

00:43:47.860 both of them would be about

00:43:50.280 Iran but I just want to give

00:43:52.860 you some perspective you can

00:43:54.880 listen to all of the talk about

00:43:57.000 what people are calling Donald

00:43:58.580 Trump or how they're doing more

00:44:01.020 charges against Kavanaugh which

00:44:03.600 the New York Times had to

00:44:05.100 retract part of that story this

00:44:07.520 weekend or you can recognize that

00:44:10.260 Russia China Hong Kong England

00:44:13.560 even with Brexit Europe Cuba

00:44:15.840 Venezuela Iran are all on the

00:44:19.300 brink of disaster they're all

00:44:22.120 looking for game-changing and what

00:44:26.480 does this Saudi Arabian oil strike

00:44:29.160 mean to you we're going to

00:44:33.720 concentrate on that here in the

00:44:35.080 next few minutes if that is

00:44:37.740 important to you give me one minute

00:44:40.460 and we begin this is the Glenn

00:44:43.880 back program you know a nation's

00:44:50.080 economy is really really important

00:44:54.380 we all know this and it is not the

00:44:56.500 most stable thing out there nowhere

00:44:59.140 economies fluctuate naturally ebbing

00:45:02.160 and flowing responding to market

00:45:03.720 forces but there's a lot of things

00:45:06.100 that can you know tank an economy in a

00:45:08.360 hurry how about the Saudi oil feeling

00:45:11.020 of oil field bombings the other day

00:45:13.120 prices have jumped 20% now what does

00:45:15.840 that mean to you I'm going to tell you

00:45:17.760 here in a minute we are looking at

00:45:21.300 catastrophic times we are really just

00:45:27.560 one straw away from the camel's back

00:45:31.380 being broken we are in a precarious

00:45:34.740 situation right now and nobody seems to

00:45:38.360 be really paying attention nobody wants

00:45:41.140 to really talk about the real

00:45:42.940 ramifications but we will and I want

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00:46:33.780 the homework I recommend about 10 percent

00:46:36.060 of what you have invested in gold or

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00:46:46.440 or gold line dot com

00:46:48.360 president trump said the united states is

00:46:59.240 quote locked and loaded and prepared to

00:47:01.980 respond but I don't think he wants to go

00:47:05.800 to war this president is not looking to

00:47:08.660 go to war the Iranians know this the

00:47:11.000 press knows this but they're not saying

00:47:13.500 that Iran first attacked our oil tankers

00:47:16.980 then shot down one of our drones now

00:47:19.380 they've attacked Saudi Arabia shutting

00:47:21.160 off five percent of the global oil

00:47:23.000 supply things are going to get worse now

00:47:27.160 here's why Iran wants sanctions relief

00:47:31.140 that's not a secret we are crippling them

00:47:34.880 economically because they are going for

00:47:38.100 nuclear weapons the minute they get

00:47:41.240 nuclear weapons we have to deal with these

00:47:44.000 crazy people like we deal with Kim

00:47:46.440 Jong-un there are no good options so the

00:47:50.600 president is using every bit of our power

00:47:52.880 that we have to cripple them and hopefully

00:47:57.400 get them to fall into line or some sort of

00:48:00.740 a regime change that does not come from us

00:48:03.540 but comes from the people the people like

00:48:06.860 the West this is a different place in the

00:48:10.960 Middle East now my advice to the president

00:48:16.400 would be this just keep your cool and

00:48:19.680 weather the storm let the Saudis respond

00:48:23.180 militarily to the militia that you know

00:48:25.900 attacked the Saudi oil refinery do what

00:48:31.160 Israel has been doing for decades have the

00:48:35.100 Saudis target the militias destroy the

00:48:37.240 high-tech weaponry they have meanwhile have

00:48:40.000 the Treasury Department to continue to hit the

00:48:42.560 Iranian regime where it hurts the most in

00:48:44.620 their wallets continue maximum pressure

00:48:47.380 because it is working Iran is doing what

00:48:50.420 terrorists do they are trying to terrorize the

00:48:53.780 world and scare us they are trying to

00:48:56.220 terrorize us and terrorize the world into

00:48:58.720 getting their way this attack will not be our

00:49:02.700 last but we cannot continue the business of

00:49:06.480 responding with our military every time

00:49:09.280 someone else should be taking care of it

00:49:11.480 themselves the Saudis have bought a lot of

00:49:14.480 weapons from us maybe they should start using

00:49:17.600 them themselves we should not go to war but I

00:49:22.240 want you to understand fully how much the

00:49:25.440 world is changing and and I I hate to well no I

00:49:32.980 don't I want to give you the history of the

00:49:36.040 social revolution Saudi economics the politics

00:49:39.480 and how we're even in bed with them in the

00:49:42.160 first place because Saudi Arabia has played a

00:49:46.220 very key role in keeping our dollar stable and I

00:49:50.240 don't know if that's going to last much longer

00:49:53.020 because the world is changing so let me give you a

00:49:55.700 bit of history at the end of World War two Europe

00:49:59.040 and Asia everybody was in shambles except the

00:50:02.020 United States the USSR was pressing its military

00:50:05.400 might all across Eastern Europe and we needed

00:50:08.860 financial stability all of the Western allies

00:50:12.320 tied their currents their currency to the US dollar

00:50:16.020 which at the time was backed in gold then the

00:50:20.360 United States and the rest of the West got greedy

00:50:23.020 and they said there's not enough gold to do all the

00:50:26.040 things we want to do and so in 1971 Nixon closed

00:50:30.900 what's called the gold window at the Treasury

00:50:33.060 which which meant if you had a dollar you could go

00:50:36.140 in and get a dollar's worth of gold we were off

00:50:39.540 the gold standard but what people didn't know at

00:50:42.560 the time or most is that Nixon had a deal with the

00:50:45.380 Saudi royal family your money had to be backed by

00:50:49.780 something otherwise people what what good would

00:50:52.220 it be why would you need the US dollar anymore in

00:50:56.820 exchange Saudi Arabia agreed that we would that they

00:51:02.200 would only accept US dollars for the purchase of its

00:51:06.120 oil if the United States would provide ongoing

00:51:11.320 military support for the kingdom of Saudi Arabia so

00:51:14.200 we would protect them and they would make sure that

00:51:17.600 everyone who said hey yeah I'd like to buy a barrel

00:51:20.320 oil for me had to do it in US dollars so that is why

00:51:24.960 the US has the you know reserve currency around the

00:51:30.500 rest of the world but that is beginning to change

00:51:33.340 however to this day 99% of international bank

00:51:38.560 transfers close in US dollars and over 92% of all oil

00:51:44.000 purchases occur in US dollars and it's been going this

00:51:48.020 way for 50 years we've had an alliance with Saudi Arabia

00:51:51.520 we ensure that their borders are safe they ensure that

00:51:55.400 the US dollar is the primary currency used for financial

00:51:59.600 transactions worldwide but something happened here in

00:52:04.960 America something big happened about 15 years ago the

00:52:11.020 roughnecks here in Texas in Colorado and Utah North

00:52:14.880 Dakota Kansas they figured out a new way a new technique of

00:52:19.840 changing the shale stone that we have into oil

00:52:25.260 now shale is oil that long ago dried into rock how do you

00:52:32.400 take that rock and turn it back into oil well the process is

00:52:37.340 called fracking fracking took hundreds of millions of cubic

00:52:41.380 yards of earth and transformed it into energy we now have 1.8

00:52:47.380 trillion barrels of oil here in the United States that's enough

00:52:53.340 energy production for more than 1000 years of US energy production

00:52:58.660 including any population growth for a thousand years we can be

00:53:05.400 energy independent so what does that mean well now that we have the largest oil

00:53:12.940 reserves oil production from the US has put a permanent cap on global oil prices

00:53:20.320 unless there's a significant description describe a disruption in global oil

00:53:26.060 supplies prices they say now we'll have a hard time getting over $70 a barrel if this

00:53:34.040 would have happened in 2008 the price of oil could have gone up to $200 a barrel what

00:53:40.780 are we looking at $65 a barrel it's up 20% now this is really significant for Saudi Arabia

00:53:48.680 I want you to consider the following because we have the capability the US is keeping oil

00:53:58.380 prices suppressed into the $55 $60 barrel a range okay Saudi Arabia is only profitable producing oil at

00:54:08.020 about $80 a barrel so what does that mean more than 80% of Saudi Arabia's GDP is based in oil and

00:54:18.860 energy production for comparison in the US less than 8% of our GDP relies on energy production

00:54:25.600 they're 80 so a few years ago Saudi Arabia operated its first budget deficit since the 1950s they've been

00:54:36.780 swimming in cash it's the only thing that has held that country together because everybody is rich

00:54:44.860 but now they can't afford those things in 2016 they issued government bonds that means they took on

00:54:53.700 government debt for the first time since the 50s to cover the budget shortfalls the government is now

00:54:59.420 losing about 12 billion dollars a year and Israel you know has to raise their debt ceiling to cover

00:55:07.860 those deficits in 2017 Saudi Arabia announced new plans under the crown prince that you remember

00:55:17.160 him Mohammed bin Salman to take the Saudi Arabian oil industry Aramco and take it to an IPO they were

00:55:29.140 going to modernize everything and they were going to let everybody invest but by 2018 that IPO was falling

00:55:37.420 apart oil prices had fallen below 50 dollars a barrel and the IPO which they expected to raise nearly

00:55:45.120 two trillion dollars was failing to receive any bids to raise even 50 billion there was one journalist

00:55:54.500 who was out there saying this is crazy his plan the plan that the crown prince was pushing was

00:56:03.420 vision 2030 for Saudi Arabia the guy who was the most outspoken about what he was doing with this IPO

00:56:13.620 and Aramco was Jamal Khashoggi the guy who was murdered in Turkey

00:56:21.240 as soon as he was murdered the IPO was shelved because now nobody wanted to buy anything from Aramco

00:56:30.740 so fast forward earlier to this year Saudi Arabia and other OPEC nations announced to cut back oil

00:56:38.000 production as a means to raise global prices and by summer they had succeeded in getting oil prices up

00:56:43.340 to around 65 dollars a barrel but we came in and quickly came online and increased global supply

00:56:50.840 to make up for the reduced OPEC production we couldn't do that before and by August oil prices were back to

00:56:58.980 55 to 55 to 58 dollars a barrel remember Saudi oil has got to be about 80 dollars a barrel or they can't afford it

00:57:09.980 so what happened three weeks ago and then what happened over the weekend and what does all of this mean for us

00:57:20.920 in the United States in the future we'll continue in one minute

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00:58:53.220 so Saudi Arabia needed this IPO they needed foreign investment so three weeks ago

00:59:09.040 they go back to the drawing board they go to JP Morgan that was the US bank that was leading Barclays

00:59:17.960 Bank of Japan all of these banks had gotten together and said okay we'll put together this

00:59:22.940 IPO well now 50% of oil production goes offline at an Aramco oil refinery

00:59:29.660 it is a massive blow to Saudi Arabia and may completely derail the IPO

00:59:36.000 that will have a devastating effect driving oil prices up at least in the short term

00:59:42.680 but remember we can now come online with new production and make up for any shortfalls

00:59:47.640 now the fact that this is at least reportedly by Yemeni militia who are backed by Iran means that

00:59:58.120 there is a proxy war that's going on with Iran and Saudi Arabia they've been fighting it for the last

01:00:02.680 few years and this has weakened one of America's most consistent and reliable party parties in keeping

01:00:09.940 the US dollar as our reserve currency so what do we do because we can just unplug from Saudi Arabia

01:00:20.980 but if we unplug from Saudi Arabia the world may unplug from our dollar

01:00:26.660 it also shows us how desperate Iran is it's Japan 1940 you know most people don't understand

01:00:36.260 that Japan was responding to us we sanctioned and isolated Iran we insulted I'm sorry not Iran Japan

01:00:45.620 now we've done the same thing to Iran and their economy is crumbling we have stopped them from selling their oil

01:00:54.720 in the open market which is something I believe we must do but all of this bears watching this may become

01:01:02.640 the story of the last half of this year and might end up dominating global politics through 2020

01:01:08.100 99% chance none of the Democratic candidates for presidency have any idea about how much history

01:01:17.400 sits between us what how delicate it is between us and Saudi Arabia why we just can't pull the plug

01:01:26.580 on Saudi Arabia every American should know this because it will affect us the question is where are you

01:01:36.040 getting your news the question is what are they talking about today is anyone giving you a look at the globe

01:01:45.860 because the globe is just starting to smoke everywhere the slightest breeze could inflame all of us

01:02:06.040 here's another breeze

01:02:08.180 setting the stage for what could be one of the biggest industrial disputes in the U.S. in recent years

01:02:17.640 the UAW said yesterday that roughly 48,000 hourly workers at General Motors plants in the U.S. will go on strike

01:02:27.600 did they go on strike can you look this up Stu

01:02:31.060 they said yesterday they were going to go on strike today this would be the first GM strike in 12 years

01:02:39.760 are they on strike yeah I mean they they are definitely on strike it's just it's unclear on how long this lasts

01:02:50.280 and it's but they say nearly 50,000 workers okay so here is here is the deal GM said that they offered the union

01:02:59.080 seven seven billion dollars in new investments fifty four hundred jobs most of them would be new

01:03:03.640 modest pay increases improved benefits and contract ratification bonus of eight thousand dollars

01:03:09.960 um I know there's a lot of workers in Ohio that are listening to us uh and I know you've worked really

01:03:18.980 really hard and I don't want to get into your contract because I don't I don't know all the details I just do

01:03:25.140 know this America buckle up buckle up buckle up because if they're on strike you have people

01:03:33.340 who are going to be making about twelve thousand dollars a year can you live for a month on twelve

01:03:41.540 thousand dollars a year and you have this many people who now are only being paid twelve thousand

01:03:49.300 dollars a year by the union so they can sit at home what does that do to the local economy what does

01:03:56.280 that do to the national economy again somebody's got to put all of these puzzle pieces together

01:04:03.360 and stop talking about fake stories from the New York Times stop talking about what the president

01:04:11.040 tweeted yesterday there's real news that is happening and the world is changing right in front of us

01:04:20.160 but we refuse to look at it more in a second

01:04:23.520 you're listening to Glenn Beck so you know that we just had another emergency over on the east coast

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01:05:42.140 so I want to tell you a couple of stories um this uh this last week we've been studying as a family

01:05:54.740 we've been studying two corinthians two corinthians walking down the street one says

01:05:59.640 no um we've we've been talking about um Paul and how he talked about you know you've you've got to

01:06:08.800 forgive others um you are gonna have pain in your life but you know it's gonna it's all gonna be good

01:06:17.300 and the one thing you really need to do is be a cheerful giver be somebody who is looking to do

01:06:25.040 something good and and so we've been working on noticing people around us uh and and looking for

01:06:33.780 opportunities to serve I want to give you two amazing stories first one Christopher Graham Antoine

01:06:42.920 Garrett these two students they're at Martin Luther King uh college prep Memphis Tennessee

01:06:49.380 they're two football team members both upperclassmen they saw this kid Michael Todd being teased for not

01:06:58.860 having enough clothes to wear from school people were laughing at him bullying him um and uh he didn't

01:07:07.140 wear his you know new shoes he wore the same clothing every single day he's just this poor white kid that

01:07:17.060 you know kind of just kind of was in the hallway and was alone and not friends with anybody

01:07:24.040 so here come these two black football players and these guys decide to do something about it now one of

01:07:33.000 them actually teased him one day in class and he started feeling bad about it and so he said to his

01:07:42.500 friend let's help him so they went out and they got him new sneakers new clothes some of the stuff that

01:07:51.640 you know they had had and they approach him in the hallway and somebody has a cell phone and they record

01:07:58.380 part of it this kid is stunned he doesn't even know what to do he doesn't smile he doesn't react I mean

01:08:04.000 can you imagine being stopped by two people just out of the blue and the one kid said hey I I made fun

01:08:09.200 of you and I feel really really bad about it and I I just want to make it up to you so I brought you

01:08:16.260 some new clothes they both both brought in their backpacks new sneakers new clothes etc etc the kid

01:08:24.040 doesn't say very much because I think he's really freaked out you have to wonder if it was a setup

01:08:28.880 if you're this kid if one of the kids had already made fun of you for this you'd have to think yeah

01:08:33.240 like what what the yeah is it a dress is it uh you know are they do they smell terribly what what is

01:08:41.100 the what's the scam here but no scam no scam at all he said I want to get I want to give you the

01:08:49.480 words that this kid in high school said he told them later that he had never received a gift like

01:08:56.940 this ever in his life and that his mom had trouble buying him new clothes because I'm growing too fast

01:09:03.380 quote you guys are the best guys of my entire life

01:09:09.380 this has been the best day of my life

01:09:15.880 how awesome is that so when you and and I've been watching stories like this there is something that

01:09:26.480 is happening that's really really good and we can't fail to notice those things

01:09:34.160 now because I'm looking for things to help and maybe you are too I want to tell you this story

01:09:43.020 Glittis and Mylene they're both from Cameroon they moved to Texas from Cameroon less than a year ago

01:09:52.380 they came to America because they wanted a better life they have two daughters Gervina and Ivana

01:09:58.720 five and seven years old the husband the dad joined the U.S. Army and has been serving in our military

01:10:07.160 since the beginning of the year he's been away from his daughters for training for the last five months

01:10:13.140 mom also works a family friend was watching the girls

01:10:19.220 while dad was on military training mom was at work

01:10:25.740 I don't want to get into the details I don't even know what the details are just careless thinking

01:10:32.700 the two girls were left alone

01:10:35.180 Gervina who is the youngest she's five years old she fell in to the family's apartment pool

01:10:42.700 Ivana the seven-year-old then just jumped in

01:10:48.240 they were found unresponsive at the bottom with Ivana's arms wrapped around her little sister

01:10:58.600 Ivana passed away that day the little sister the next morning

01:11:06.920 a five-year-old just wanted to learn how to read like her older sister

01:11:15.320 seven-year-old the last thing she told her father who was away

01:11:21.920 serving and getting military training

01:11:24.500 the last thing she said to her father over the phone

01:11:27.240 was dad when you come back

01:11:29.340 you have to teach me how to swim

01:11:32.540 both parents are of strong Christian faith

01:11:38.860 they say they just want to wake up from this nightmare but they accept that this is part of God's plan

01:11:47.040 they don't even have any anger towards the family friend that was supposed to be watching them

01:11:54.120 but they need to send their kids back to Cameroon for a funeral service

01:12:04.080 funerals in Cameroon I guess are very expensive and they have to send the bodies of the two girls home

01:12:11.520 the family is hoping to raise $20,000 to send the bodies back home

01:12:18.600 and then provide a funeral service and both parents to fly back as well

01:12:23.140 we found this on the GoFundMe page

01:12:27.260 if you just search if you go to GoFundMe.com

01:12:30.620 GoFundMe.com and search Drowned Sisters

01:12:34.100 it's the first one

01:12:36.480 I'll put this on my Facebook page and Twitter

01:12:40.400 but here's two people that did everything right

01:12:47.320 and they just need to get their kids back home

01:12:54.420 if you can help go to the GoFundMe page

01:12:59.160 may I give you one more story

01:13:02.220 California School District

01:13:05.600 has initiated an investigation after a Marine

01:13:09.040 tackled two students engaged in a fist fight last week

01:13:12.760 have you seen this video still?

01:13:16.120 no

01:13:16.420 okay so two kids at the Edison High School

01:13:19.640 were fighting

01:13:21.100 and they were fist fighting

01:13:22.820 this 18 year old

01:13:25.520 who was

01:13:26.840 a former student there

01:13:29.000 saw what was

01:13:31.460 happening

01:13:32.080 and nobody could get these two to stop

01:13:35.720 so he just went and he watched this video

01:13:38.200 and he goes and he just tackles them

01:13:40.160 and brings them both down to the ground

01:13:41.660 boom

01:13:42.540 takes them both down

01:13:43.580 guess who the bad guy is

01:13:46.580 it's California

01:13:48.140 oh gosh

01:13:49.200 the guy who tackled them

01:13:50.840 yeah the guy who tackled them

01:13:52.800 the parents are now saying

01:13:57.600 I was upset

01:13:58.500 it was upsetting to see somebody just do that

01:14:00.840 I saw the whole thing

01:14:03.420 and I just thought it was unnecessary for

01:14:05.180 someone like that shouldn't be allowed on campus

01:14:07.340 excuse me

01:14:08.460 excuse me

01:14:10.080 you were standing there

01:14:11.880 what were you doing to stop the fight

01:14:13.980 or were you just standing there watching it?

01:14:16.960 solid form tackle there too

01:14:18.120 I would say

01:14:18.980 it was

01:14:19.880 pretty good effort

01:14:20.680 an adult should never put their hands on

01:14:22.740 they're

01:14:23.400 trained to deal with

01:14:26.280 situations in a different way

01:14:28.360 in the military

01:14:29.340 that shouldn't happen

01:14:30.760 he's now being

01:14:33.140 investigated

01:14:33.980 and he's also receiving

01:14:36.080 counseling

01:14:36.820 maybe

01:14:39.360 maybe the school should investigate why

01:14:41.060 nobody else was stopping it

01:14:42.780 do you think?

01:14:44.940 maybe it's just me

01:14:47.740 back in just a second

01:14:51.280 with something for the Republicans

01:14:55.380 to talk about

01:14:56.940 something that they can

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01:16:20.380 the

01:16:20.660 the conservatives

01:16:22.600 don't seem to have

01:16:23.540 a plan for health care

01:16:24.760 well

01:16:25.440 we're all paying the price

01:16:27.420 for them not doing

01:16:28.420 anything

01:16:29.000 we're going to

01:16:30.380 delve into that

01:16:31.220 and what can be done

01:16:32.720 and perhaps

01:16:34.000 maybe there's a

01:16:35.300 Republican out there

01:16:36.160 that will have a spine

01:16:37.260 and go

01:16:37.680 well maybe I could

01:16:39.180 propose something

01:16:40.140 like that

01:16:40.900 meanwhile speaking of

01:16:42.900 Republicans

01:16:44.180 and proposals

01:16:45.220 the president is

01:16:46.540 expected to come out

01:16:47.460 with his

01:16:48.140 gun legislation

01:16:49.520 proposal

01:16:50.180 and the

01:16:51.300 Republicans are

01:16:52.600 waiting with

01:16:53.640 bated breath

01:16:54.520 oh what should we

01:16:55.660 do

01:16:56.460 well I know

01:16:57.800 and it's

01:16:58.300 at least all the

01:16:59.500 reporting is

01:17:00.160 they're just waiting

01:17:00.800 for him to tell them

01:17:01.880 what they should do

01:17:03.040 I know

01:17:03.340 which is like

01:17:03.640 aren't you supposed

01:17:04.560 to be a separate

01:17:05.240 body of government

01:17:06.400 that makes their own

01:17:07.160 decisions

01:17:07.460 you're supposed to be

01:17:08.500 leading the legislation

01:17:09.720 he's supposed to be

01:17:10.820 signing it

01:17:11.620 right

01:17:11.940 if you think

01:17:12.760 there's some good

01:17:13.760 gun control proposal

01:17:14.880 that you support

01:17:15.540 then support it

01:17:16.500 independent of whether

01:17:18.140 the president supports it

01:17:19.100 and if you think

01:17:19.500 it's a bad idea

01:17:20.260 what the president

01:17:20.840 supports then

01:17:21.600 oppose it

01:17:22.740 it's unbelievable

01:17:24.740 though

01:17:25.000 they act as if

01:17:26.200 they're just subservient

01:17:27.340 to the president

01:17:27.900 of the United States

01:17:28.460 that is not how

01:17:29.260 this was designed

01:17:29.880 no

01:17:30.160 in fact Congress

01:17:30.900 is the superior branch

01:17:31.940 yes

01:17:32.300 Congress

01:17:32.720 it is fascinating

01:17:34.780 to see where

01:17:35.240 this has gone

01:17:35.820 and like

01:17:36.760 I mean McConnell

01:17:37.340 is on doing

01:17:38.000 interviews about it

01:17:38.700 yeah I'm just

01:17:39.400 waiting to find out

01:17:40.100 what the president

01:17:40.540 is going to support

01:17:41.260 and then we'll

01:17:41.680 bring it for a vote

01:17:43.280 like well

01:17:44.320 why don't you

01:17:45.280 do it

01:17:45.880 you're the

01:17:46.960 you guys can do

01:17:48.380 these things

01:17:49.040 whether he wants

01:17:49.600 he can decide

01:17:50.480 he's the president

01:17:51.500 of the United States

01:17:51.920 his role

01:17:52.720 is to decide

01:17:53.680 whether he's going

01:17:54.460 to sign your

01:17:54.960 legislation or not

01:17:55.720 is it constitutional

01:17:57.040 is it not

01:17:57.900 is it something

01:17:58.820 that should be

01:17:59.180 supported

01:17:59.560 and they're all

01:18:00.580 they're all

01:18:01.300 I think

01:18:01.860 they're all involved

01:18:02.840 in coming up

01:18:03.640 with something

01:18:04.300 and they're just

01:18:05.740 giving it to the president

01:18:06.880 and the president

01:18:07.900 is like well

01:18:08.440 okay well

01:18:08.880 we could do that

01:18:09.660 you know what

01:18:09.980 because they're cowards

01:18:10.860 and they all

01:18:11.180 don't cover

01:18:11.680 what they're hoping for

01:18:13.480 because they know

01:18:14.140 their voters

01:18:14.860 don't want

01:18:15.800 gun control legislation

01:18:17.000 so they're hoping

01:18:18.060 that the president

01:18:18.740 will come out

01:18:19.280 and support something

01:18:20.060 so they

01:18:20.460 they can push it

01:18:21.720 onto him

01:18:22.200 and blame him

01:18:23.440 when the people revolt

01:18:26.040 well the president

01:18:26.820 wanted this

01:18:27.460 you know

01:18:27.840 we brought it out here

01:18:28.420 we support the president

01:18:29.320 I mean you don't

01:18:29.900 support the president

01:18:30.600 they're trying to

01:18:31.440 give this sort of like

01:18:32.800 insurance policy

01:18:34.960 for them having to make

01:18:35.940 a decision about guns

01:18:37.160 and they can still

01:18:38.160 claim that they

01:18:39.140 quote unquote

01:18:39.720 did something

01:18:40.500 it's embarrassing

01:18:41.460 if you believe

01:18:42.900 these things are right

01:18:43.620 then support them

01:18:44.340 you're gonna have to

01:18:45.080 justify how they're

01:18:45.860 constitutional

01:18:46.420 because I don't see

01:18:47.020 how they are

01:18:47.520 but maybe you can

01:18:48.720 get that through

01:18:49.180 I don't know

01:18:49.660 but come up

01:18:50.740 have the balls

01:18:51.600 to say what you think

01:18:52.800 is the right thing to do

01:18:53.680 and just put it in

01:18:55.200 well we did these

01:18:56.320 common sense solutions

01:18:57.440 back in the 1990s

01:18:59.220 when we banned

01:19:00.120 automatic weapons

01:19:01.820 and weapons of war

01:19:03.420 it's not the 1990s anymore

01:19:05.500 I don't know if you

01:19:06.040 noticed that

01:19:06.640 I don't think

01:19:08.020 conservatives will

01:19:08.920 take kindly to it

01:19:09.980 well they didn't

01:19:10.460 like it then

01:19:11.020 but I mean

01:19:11.640 on this note

01:19:12.660 by the way

01:19:13.100 there's actually

01:19:14.100 a really halfway

01:19:15.200 decent fact check

01:19:16.220 from CNN

01:19:17.000 about

01:19:17.680 can a president

01:19:18.580 just confiscate

01:19:19.920 assault weapons

01:19:20.660 no

01:19:21.000 of course the answer

01:19:22.100 to that should be

01:19:22.640 no

01:19:23.060 and they actually

01:19:23.820 point out that

01:19:24.560 even with legislation

01:19:25.500 there's no reason

01:19:26.340 to believe this is

01:19:27.240 a constitutional thing

01:19:28.480 you can't force

01:19:29.960 people to give

01:19:30.680 these things up

01:19:31.280 and force a buyback

01:19:32.160 I know

01:19:32.660 you know it's crazy

01:19:33.660 because in desperate

01:19:35.700 times it's like

01:19:36.860 you know

01:19:37.320 let's go round up

01:19:38.920 a group of people

01:19:39.920 and put them in

01:19:40.520 internment camps

01:19:41.400 that's not constitutional

01:19:42.740 that will never happen

01:19:44.100 right

01:19:44.420 I know

01:19:44.880 and they keep bringing up

01:19:46.640 the assault weapons ban

01:19:47.800 the 94 to 04

01:19:49.040 assault weapons ban

01:19:50.200 they're like look

01:19:50.640 we did it before

01:19:51.240 we could do it again

01:19:52.020 one thing they always

01:19:53.320 leave out of that analysis

01:19:54.400 is that that all

01:19:56.060 happened before

01:19:56.840 the Heller case

01:19:57.560 if they try to do

01:19:59.940 that again

01:20:00.360 I think that would

01:20:01.040 be ruled

01:20:01.480 unconstitutional

01:20:02.240 I don't even think

01:20:03.720 they could do the

01:20:04.400 thing they did

01:20:05.220 from the mid 90s

01:20:06.480 to the early

01:20:07.080 aughts

01:20:08.180 to the early

01:20:09.120 aughts

01:20:10.060 I don't think that

01:20:11.060 would be constitutional

01:20:11.880 today based on

01:20:13.180 on the Heller precedent

01:20:14.280 and others

01:20:14.860 so

01:20:16.060 the idea that they

01:20:17.460 can just come in

01:20:18.160 here now and

01:20:18.900 confiscate them

01:20:19.800 by giving you a

01:20:20.420 little bit of cash

01:20:21.280 is

01:20:21.500 I mean it's

01:20:22.720 constitutionally

01:20:24.340 laughable

01:20:25.240 that doesn't mean

01:20:26.820 Beto would ever

01:20:27.640 succeed

01:20:28.080 he's obviously

01:20:28.640 not going to win

01:20:29.260 this primary

01:20:29.940 I mean all the

01:20:30.960 disclaimers of his

01:20:32.080 policy but I mean

01:20:32.780 all everybody on the

01:20:33.860 left seems to

01:20:34.480 all you need

01:20:35.820 all you need

01:20:37.240 is an incident

01:20:38.560 yep

01:20:39.220 you know

01:20:39.800 and we're building

01:20:40.500 them each time

01:20:41.500 that goes by

01:20:42.240 they build them

01:20:42.800 when are we

01:20:43.540 going to finally

01:20:44.180 until finally

01:20:45.300 the the the

01:20:46.700 camel's back

01:20:47.440 breaks and then

01:20:48.560 we don't care about

01:20:49.340 the constitution

01:20:50.060 anymore

01:20:50.480 we just want to

01:20:51.300 stop this

01:20:51.960 I know and media

01:20:52.540 narratives happen

01:20:53.180 like this all the

01:20:53.740 time

01:20:53.980 it's like oh

01:20:54.480 there's trickle

01:20:55.000 trickle trickle

01:20:55.600 this happened

01:20:56.040 with like shark

01:20:56.540 attacks

01:20:56.960 remember back

01:20:57.620 in the day

01:20:57.840 we were talking

01:20:58.100 about this

01:20:58.320 from 2001

01:20:58.980 there's like a

01:20:59.780 couple of shark

01:21:00.200 attacks and then

01:21:00.820 the media started

01:21:01.320 covering them

01:21:01.760 they built on

01:21:02.320 each other and

01:21:02.660 when there was

01:21:02.980 another one it

01:21:03.440 felt like a real

01:21:04.140 problem

01:21:04.620 you know here

01:21:05.360 we look we do

01:21:06.240 have a problem

01:21:06.740 with mass public

01:21:08.080 shootings obviously

01:21:09.160 however overall

01:21:10.740 gun violence is down

01:21:11.800 overall violence is

01:21:13.020 down in context

01:21:14.840 it is a is a

01:21:16.680 a small you know

01:21:18.660 niche of this of

01:21:20.080 this overall issue

01:21:21.200 that does need a

01:21:22.400 lot of work

01:21:22.920 however we're

01:21:23.860 going in the right

01:21:24.400 direction overall

01:21:25.640 and that's something

01:21:26.460 that's more important

01:21:27.560 than what the media

01:21:29.380 focuses on every day

01:21:30.380 let me ask you this

01:21:31.360 this is the first time

01:21:32.400 too if I can switch

01:21:33.300 subjects this is the

01:21:34.160 first time that I

01:21:35.040 think we have had a

01:21:36.260 media that has been

01:21:37.180 saying oh we're gonna

01:21:38.100 go to war we're gonna

01:21:39.080 go to war with Iran

01:21:40.340 we're going to war

01:21:41.220 I don't think we're

01:21:42.920 going to war and I'm

01:21:44.600 glad if you wanted to

01:21:45.780 go to war you don't

01:21:46.500 fire John Bolton

01:21:47.700 right right

01:21:49.360 it doesn't make any

01:21:49.900 sense I mean it's the

01:21:50.800 first time I think in

01:21:51.700 my life where you

01:21:53.840 can't make the case

01:21:55.220 that the president is

01:21:56.500 a warmonger or he's

01:21:57.940 just doing this to

01:21:58.820 distract you know

01:22:00.060 that's what they said

01:22:00.600 about even Clinton

01:22:01.440 who wasn't a warmonger

01:22:03.400 but I mean this is the

01:22:05.020 first time you're like

01:22:05.980 I really don't think

01:22:07.720 this president wants

01:22:08.880 to do that at all

01:22:10.620 there's multiple

01:22:11.340 decades of his

01:22:12.360 history point to that

01:22:13.380 fact right right and

01:22:15.600 yet the press is

01:22:17.960 continuing to paint

01:22:19.020 him and I think the

01:22:20.880 press has just lost so

01:22:22.620 much credibility with

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01:28:00.440 oil facilities which uh it's pretty a

01:28:04.860 dramatic escalation at the very least I'm

01:28:08.040 fascinated by the media response to it

01:28:09.900 which is to say Iran had nothing to do

01:28:13.660 with it it was the Houthis which is

01:28:16.300 really uh do you know how sophisticated

01:28:18.880 this attack was very much more than they

01:28:21.820 certainly that they had capability do

01:28:23.580 you remember the last last time they

01:28:25.180 tried to do this to a Remco was in 2006

01:28:28.120 do you remember and it was yeah it was

01:28:31.080 going and we were I was freaked out

01:28:33.020 about the economy at the time and I'm

01:28:34.900 and that's when I said oil prices could

01:28:38.040 hit $150 a barrel and if it's a stain

01:28:40.960 $150 a barrel you will see collapse and

01:28:45.120 that's eventually what happened but not

01:28:47.100 because of a strike what they did is they

01:28:50.580 were coming in and they were going to

01:28:51.800 plant the Houthis we're going to plant a

01:28:53.400 bunch of explosives around these these

01:28:56.740 tanks in this refinery well they got

01:28:59.020 caught on the way in this time they

01:29:03.040 either used some sort of a missile which

01:29:06.580 would be a cruise missile which the

01:29:09.240 Houthis don't have right and I don't

01:29:12.300 think anybody whose name rhymes with

01:29:14.580 toothies doesn't you know you're not

01:29:18.000 high on the list of cruise missile

01:29:19.800 acquisition is that the determining factor

01:29:23.340 if you rhyme with do you rhyme with

01:29:25.100 toothies you know yeah who's on the

01:29:27.260 phone yeah we want to buy some missiles

01:29:29.420 our name rhymes with toothies yeah if

01:29:31.960 you're like a dentist's office right you

01:29:34.000 know mascot yeah you're not gonna get

01:29:36.640 missiles yeah anyway so they either used

01:29:38.940 cruise missiles which the United States

01:29:41.060 says that's what this was cruise missile

01:29:43.600 but they say it was from northern Iraq

01:29:45.620 which would also be Iranian sponsored or

01:29:49.600 they used a a series of drones now I just

01:29:57.620 want to point out about a year ago Iran

01:30:00.480 sent them a bunch of drones but the

01:30:04.680 Houthis are the proxy of Iran it's such a

01:30:09.940 silly argument I mean yes they are quote

01:30:13.040 unquote different but what does that

01:30:15.820 mean I mean if you're if they're getting

01:30:17.500 all of their weapons from Iran they're

01:30:19.740 supported by Iran financially obviously

01:30:22.100 spiritually aligned on this particular

01:30:24.620 this particular war this is what you do

01:30:29.320 right this is when when because if Iran

01:30:32.160 takes a jet and flies it over the Saudi

01:30:35.120 oil facility and fires missiles at it

01:30:38.460 it's an act of war it's an act of war and

01:30:41.020 we are in a hot war and there are armies

01:30:44.380 crossing borders almost immediately right

01:30:46.820 of course so you use groups like this so

01:30:50.680 you can have plausible deniability it's

01:30:52.940 like when you killed your first wife I'm

01:30:55.440 sorry about that when you oh we haven't

01:30:57.800 talked about that on the air no I was so

01:30:59.720 let's say you're killing your first wife

01:31:01.360 okay okay you're killing your first wife

01:31:03.920 and you don't want to do it yourself

01:31:06.060 because everyone will look at you and

01:31:08.800 then you'll be in big trouble so you

01:31:10.380 hire somebody to murder by proxy that way

01:31:16.780 if that guy is you're getting your

01:31:18.920 money's worth and he's really doing the

01:31:20.680 job and he can't trace anything back to

01:31:22.540 you nothing happens to you and even if

01:31:26.540 they arrest him as long as he doesn't

01:31:28.540 squeal there's no evidence that you did

01:31:31.960 it right and now here the one thing that's

01:31:35.100 a little bit different than the time you

01:31:37.520 killed your first wife no I didn't kill

01:31:39.500 any why I have only had one you're the

01:31:42.220 one with the multiple wives right both

01:31:44.240 strangely still alive but you are just

01:31:46.800 saying I don't know strangely denying

01:31:49.660 your first marriage but go ahead so this

01:31:54.740 is a situation where the hit man is

01:31:57.380 trying to drum up attention and business

01:31:59.620 for himself so he says by the way I

01:32:01.520 killed that person you know the Houthis

01:32:03.820 are claiming responsibility for this

01:32:05.640 attack because they want to raise their

01:32:06.860 profile as as this in the you know in

01:32:09.320 this war they have reason to and they

01:32:12.800 may have done it and to but they wouldn't

01:32:15.080 have did yeah but they wouldn't have done

01:32:17.400 it without the support of Iran correct and

01:32:20.400 that's the thing where if part of this

01:32:22.840 equation is for them to come out and

01:32:26.300 publicly take responsibility for this

01:32:29.920 because then Iran has their obvious

01:32:33.260 excuse what are you talking about they

01:32:34.780 took they took responsibility of course

01:32:36.760 it wasn't us it was them and it probably

01:32:38.380 was them actually pressing the button

01:32:39.940 right actually firing the missile it's

01:32:42.260 one of those situations where somebody

01:32:44.520 comes in and says hey I should blow up

01:32:47.100 the Saudi Arabian oil fields because

01:32:49.700 that'll really be helpful to you right

01:32:51.940 you know what yes that would be very

01:32:55.220 helpful but I'd be very disappointed if I

01:32:58.180 ever heard that you did that right and

01:33:01.040 they're like oh okay all right well thank

01:33:05.140 you we'll see you later and they go out

01:33:06.780 and blow up the oil field right and the

01:33:09.740 the idea that the media is ignoring that

01:33:12.580 they know these obvious things is a little

01:33:15.400 bit troubling but they are trying to as

01:33:18.240 you point out almost like antagonize

01:33:21.920 President Trump into going into war isn't

01:33:24.860 it crazy they spent a lot of time thinking

01:33:26.660 about the way Donald Trump and his mind

01:33:29.160 work right and they but they don't

01:33:31.020 understand it at all yeah I mean I think

01:33:34.360 like when you look at him from a policy

01:33:36.240 perspective Donald Trump has literally no

01:33:39.300 interest in going to war not anyone ever

01:33:41.480 I mean he's it he opposes basically every

01:33:43.600 single military action and he has for many

01:33:47.480 many decades this is not some new thing he

01:33:49.940 just came up with and the left though has

01:33:52.640 this auto autopilot on Republicans which is

01:33:56.380 that they're all warmongers so like it's

01:33:58.740 hard for them to kind of get past that

01:34:00.720 I mean again this is a guy who got rid of

01:34:02.980 John Bolton last week if he was looking to

01:34:05.060 go to war with Iran he had the guy who's

01:34:07.460 probably the number one expert in the world

01:34:09.880 John Bolton would have been in his office

01:34:12.800 all weekend going war war war war I mean I

01:34:15.620 don't know that I would he I think so this is

01:34:18.500 he believes it's a real threat like this is a

01:34:20.720 guy who takes it seriously John Bolton no I'm

01:34:23.080 not saying that he's a you know you know a

01:34:26.940 glib warmonger I'm saying that he believes

01:34:30.060 that that would be the right thing regime

01:34:33.260 change and strike Iran I don't I mean I

01:34:37.860 think we should have learned from the last

01:34:39.560 20 years maybe we should stop doing that

01:34:42.240 now if Saudi Arabia I mean why would we

01:34:46.220 even commit to war when Saudi Arabia part of

01:34:50.040 the deal was we'll sell you stuff we'll sell

01:34:54.080 you stuff you give us the dollar as the

01:34:57.440 world's reserve for oil and we'll sell you

01:35:00.980 stuff and we'll train your military well

01:35:04.160 where's their military yeah right if they

01:35:06.360 think that this happened to them by Iran then

01:35:09.520 their military should go take their jets and

01:35:12.720 they can go strike Iran we shouldn't have

01:35:15.120 anything to do with it and that's the thing

01:35:17.420 right I mean if if this is not Kuwait right

01:35:21.320 this is not a country that would have a

01:35:22.820 real tough this is Saudi Arabia they're a

01:35:24.460 power of the region they do not need our

01:35:26.620 help at all in a military action but that

01:35:29.240 being said you do if they are in one with

01:35:32.000 Iran there are a lot of ramifications to

01:35:35.160 us to our economy I mean can you imagine

01:35:39.080 that sort of waterfall going I mean that is a

01:35:43.000 think about what's in between what's in

01:35:44.880 between them oh yeah yeah I mean yeah so

01:35:48.440 you're at it you're at that's a situation

01:35:49.780 that we're heavily involved in we have no

01:35:51.320 no yeah what real exit what's right in

01:35:54.120 between them is is the waterway that

01:35:58.260 carries all of the world's oil out and

01:36:01.580 we've seen other flare-ups right we've

01:36:03.640 seen other flare-ups oh and by the way

01:36:05.280 also one of the biggest US naval bases in

01:36:08.620 the area happens to be right there too in

01:36:10.900 between those two and if you think what

01:36:12.520 Iran has done in the strait has already

01:36:14.400 been notable imagine when they start

01:36:17.600 losing a war against Saudi Arabia the way

01:36:20.600 they react I mean I think they're I mean

01:36:23.460 they're acting like terrorists act right

01:36:25.680 now and I don't think they're done I just

01:36:29.160 don't think they're done I they are they

01:36:33.660 are collapsing yeah I mean their

01:36:35.700 desperation is serious here and this is

01:36:38.660 when you when you get in a position like

01:36:41.360 this you can react a couple of different

01:36:43.940 ways you can you can give in and try to

01:36:47.400 actually become a good actor we've seen

01:36:50.140 that occasionally happen our Libya

01:36:51.780 attempted that at one point I mean

01:36:54.000 Gaddafi I think they actually did it for

01:36:56.020 a while for a while and that works out

01:36:58.780 for a while and you saw how that one

01:37:00.580 ended unfortunately until Clinton you

01:37:02.780 know gets her way well and that's the

01:37:04.440 thing we we incentivize the opposite

01:37:07.000 behavior at some level where in now

01:37:09.420 they are incentivized to try to just

01:37:11.340 create as much havoc as possible until

01:37:14.920 until we I am just and I don't I Trump

01:37:18.460 doesn't you know he does not want war but

01:37:20.160 he is not going to bend to these people

01:37:22.080 here's the thing that here's the thing

01:37:25.160 that interests me is the number of places

01:37:29.280 where for instance Brexit the EU they

01:37:35.260 don't really care they they'd rather

01:37:37.780 punish England and even if it means

01:37:41.520 punishing people badly with the EU

01:37:45.680 they'll they'll do it because they're

01:37:48.120 not going to lose they believe they are

01:37:50.280 right and so they'll teach a lesson to

01:37:53.640 England that's crazy talk that's crazy

01:37:57.160 talk because all of our economies are

01:37:59.300 tied together Great Britain I don't

01:38:03.180 know what they're going to do on on

01:38:05.580 Brexit but there are those politicians

01:38:07.420 who say we're not leaving we're just not

01:38:09.600 leaving and they're not listening to

01:38:11.260 the people you have so many places that

01:38:14.280 remind me of World War one and the lead

01:38:17.260 up when you have the Fabian socialists

01:38:19.740 saying look we can redesign the whole

01:38:21.560 world the whole world is broken right

01:38:23.820 now and all of these little skirmishes

01:38:25.980 are happening all over the world well

01:38:28.700 why don't we just why don't we have a

01:38:30.660 great war here in Europe and we can

01:38:33.760 overthrow and change all of those

01:38:36.560 borders and everything else that's I

01:38:39.400 mean a lot of this World War two what's

01:38:43.620 happening in the Middle East all of that

01:38:45.640 stuff was from World War one all of it

01:38:50.120 they redesigned all of the borders to keep

01:38:54.760 all of those the countries either in

01:38:58.160 Europe or in in the Middle East at war

01:39:02.340 with each other and I don't think people

01:39:06.180 understand that I think there's a lot of

01:39:08.720 people who who are so desperate so many

01:39:11.660 countries that are so desperate and even

01:39:14.480 on the good side Hong Kong I think there's a

01:39:17.500 lot of people on the streets that don't

01:39:19.600 mind if it all comes apart because they

01:39:21.700 at least have a fighting chance if it all

01:39:25.500 comes undone that's a scary time to live

01:39:29.100 and we are living with some of the most

01:39:31.800 irresponsible journalists in in world

01:39:35.720 history because they're giving us all of

01:39:38.880 these other stories that don't matter and

01:39:42.840 leaving what's really at stake off on the

01:39:46.500 side I have a question for you on you

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01:41:18.200 station ID

01:41:18.920 so jumping off point from this drone attack in

01:41:32.540 Saudi Arabia

01:41:33.100 the drones that they use there were if they

01:41:37.540 were drones we think it seems like it was a

01:41:39.540 combination potentially of drones and missiles

01:41:41.240 but the drones are like legitimately you know

01:41:43.880 military level drones correct but you've been

01:41:46.840 doing all this like deep reading on futurism and

01:41:50.300 the future of technology and you've been doing

01:41:53.280 this for years now and I know this is a

01:41:56.780 ridiculous reference but the movie that just

01:41:58.280 came out angel is falling angel has fallen

01:42:00.740 haven't seen it yet I have only seen the

01:42:02.300 trailer I'm not gonna go see it but

01:42:04.520 basically like they're out they're out

01:42:06.140 fishing the president and his secret

01:42:08.420 service oh yeah and the swarm of drones

01:42:10.900 come over the hill and try to one report

01:42:13.980 says that's what this was was a swarm of

01:42:16.600 drones now those are much higher level these

01:42:18.480 look these look like little tiny ones you

01:42:20.860 maybe retrofitted with weaponry or whatever

01:42:23.660 I mean I'm sure it was a military attack in

01:42:25.480 the movie I didn't see it but point is

01:42:27.200 though are are we gonna go through a phase

01:42:29.440 here where between horrible domestic groups

01:42:35.800 between foreign terrorist types between

01:42:40.880 pranksters you know we're talking you know

01:42:45.180 kids who retrofit these things are we gonna

01:42:48.100 go through a phase where drone attacks on

01:42:52.400 just normal things become a legitimate

01:42:54.900 reality and something that Americans are

01:42:57.400 fearing I think let me ask you this

01:42:59.780 how would you react if you would have asked

01:43:05.120 me when my space first came out if we were

01:43:09.820 going to go through a period I mean now

01:43:11.700 anyone can say anything online and they

01:43:15.400 can they can claim anything and they're

01:43:20.160 going to be incentivized to say outrageous

01:43:24.000 things do you think we're going to go

01:43:26.080 through a time where Americans will not be

01:43:31.200 able to even decipher the truth they won't

01:43:35.120 know who to believe the answer then would

01:43:38.000 have been yeah yeah because until we learn

01:43:41.000 how to deal with the new technology unless I

01:43:45.040 mean as soon as you get this new technology

01:43:47.620 and it explodes as fast as technology now

01:43:51.760 does it's coming at a rate where you're not

01:43:55.840 going to be able to keep up with it laws are

01:43:57.980 not going to be keep you be able to keep up

01:43:59.860 with it so until we find a way to either be

01:44:03.260 authoritarian or better people yeah we're

01:44:07.740 going to have that in on all fronts on all

01:44:12.640 fronts of technology that's medicine

01:44:14.440 everything all fronts because I mean

01:44:17.040 obviously authoritarian is something we we

01:44:18.860 would definitely resist and hope to resist

01:44:21.620 well they just put in new facial recognition

01:44:23.940 cameras all over Europe the wrong kind of

01:44:25.780 incident can set that off relatively easily

01:44:28.000 right yes and I getting I've given up on

01:44:31.000 the whole becoming better people thing so

01:44:33.400 that's just not happening well because there's

01:44:36.800 always going to be somebody right these are

01:44:38.280 that's the point it's the problem you're

01:44:40.660 never going to have we all know that we're

01:44:42.100 not going to eliminate bad actors out of

01:44:44.420 the world it's never going to occur there's

01:44:46.140 obviously more and more people there's more

01:44:48.120 wealth these things get cheaper right like

01:44:50.600 this so now I believe I'm sort of the you

01:44:53.200 know that sort of libertarian belief that

01:44:54.920 things generally speaking get better over

01:44:57.080 time and when these new technologies come

01:44:59.480 out yes there are issues with them but

01:45:01.920 generally speaking you know we find a way

01:45:04.600 to deal with them because mostly people are

01:45:06.360 good people don't want to go murder a

01:45:07.860 bunch of people or you know set things on

01:45:10.340 fire like that's not what opioids opioids

01:45:12.660 came out morphine was no heroin was

01:45:16.440 invented as a cure for alcoholics and

01:45:20.080 believe me it works 100% of the time much

01:45:23.240 much much better right opioids were invented

01:45:26.980 I think in Germany if I'm not mistaken and

01:45:31.920 they've been around for a long time but it

01:45:35.520 wasn't until it they could do really good

01:45:38.120 stuff and it's not until we started to

01:45:41.120 decay as a society that we were like we

01:45:45.700 want them we'll make them ourself we'll

01:45:47.640 we'll we'll buy them we'll buy them black

01:45:49.980 market there is a difference I mean not

01:45:52.800 every town in the Wild West had a black

01:45:55.360 Bart you know that was coming in and was

01:45:58.060 shooting up the town some were really bad

01:46:00.600 some were good we just have to you know be

01:46:06.280 a good town that rallies around each other

01:46:10.600 and holds the line on things there's going

01:46:13.580 to be good and bad there always is there

01:46:15.620 always will be it's not all going to be

01:46:17.380 bad and it's not all going to be good we're

01:46:19.660 just in a massive state of flux to where

01:46:22.300 everything's about to change hopefully it

01:46:25.400 will normalize at some point and we'll be

01:46:29.220 better people because of it

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01:47:46.720 you know i'm so tired of uh listening to people who say

01:47:59.600 they're here to help and they're going to fix things when

01:48:01.980 they're not doing anything to actually get down to

01:48:05.060 fixing things i i know i could get together with

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01:48:12.100 could fix a lot of what is wrong with america

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01:48:18.820 really trying to fix it not doing special interest

01:48:21.640 anything just how can we make this better

01:48:24.620 the price we pay what broke american health care and how to fix it

01:48:29.620 uh is a new book out and we have um

01:48:33.300 marty mccary he is a doctor who's done a lot of stuff he's written

01:48:38.520 this um and we wanted to have him on because

01:48:41.880 the republicans don't seem to have any idea

01:48:45.420 or any intention of fixing health care

01:48:48.800 um maybe they should maybe they should pay attention

01:48:52.100 uh just for a few minutes here the price we pay is the book

01:48:55.340 and uh marty is with us hi marty how are you

01:48:58.720 hey glenn great to be with you thank you very much

01:49:01.360 um i'm fascinated by the stories in in your book

01:49:05.840 um let me there's one in the middle here let me grab this one i

01:49:10.280 people living in rural states are getting hit the hardest sitting at home

01:49:15.000 in montana john felt a stomach cramp one day

01:49:17.240 it was a little worse than the than the belly ache of everyday life at his local

01:49:21.320 hospital the doctors told him this could be serious we're going to transfer

01:49:24.200 you to the big city where they'll take care of you

01:49:26.040 eight hours later afraid that no other options explained to him

01:49:30.280 he was wheeled off an elevator and the nurse hit the h button for helipad

01:49:34.380 the helicopter pilot was there greeted him he was loaded on a chopper for a 30

01:49:38.540 minute ride to the city uh he arrived at the hospital peppered

01:49:41.820 with medical questions assigned to wait in an emergency room beds were full

01:49:44.960 they placed him on a stretcher in a hall he waited several more hours until the

01:49:48.480 hospital's on call specialists saw him he repeated the battery of tests and

01:49:52.020 hours later explained that john had no real reason to be in the hospital and he

01:49:55.560 could go home uh he was then presented with a

01:49:59.180 bill of sixty thousand dollars just for the helicopter

01:50:03.400 and um that's when he reached out to you tell me what happened marty

01:50:08.900 well what bothers me about these money games

01:50:12.820 glenn is that they are taking advantage of people at a time when they're most

01:50:16.420 vulnerable we've lost our mission you know i took on that case

01:50:19.640 and i've been defending cases on behalf of patients around the country

01:50:23.420 patients who have been sued to have their paychecks garnished i mean

01:50:27.980 everyday hard-working americans who already spend

01:50:31.140 a boatload between their taxes of good health care and their health insurance

01:50:35.940 and they work they've done nothing wrong

01:50:37.800 and now they're getting assaulted with these bills and

01:50:41.160 and hospitals are terrorizing their communities with

01:50:44.380 price gouging these money games now threaten

01:50:48.000 the great public trust of american medicine and most hospitals were built by

01:50:54.080 churches people forget that they were there for their communities

01:50:57.640 and as a doctor i just this has gone too far

01:51:00.660 and you talk about a guy who came from france

01:51:04.320 he was here had a mild heart attack the american hospital told him it would cost

01:51:09.000 him about 150 000 they said we're going to call our doctor in france

01:51:13.220 they asked how much is this in france they said 15 000

01:51:16.440 when they told the american hospital that the american hospital said

01:51:20.160 oh well we can do it for 25 and it was it so bothered them

01:51:25.960 that the that they were being ripped off

01:51:29.160 you know that they would be quoted something 150 000

01:51:32.220 that they said we're going to go to france

01:51:34.540 um why is this happening marty

01:51:37.700 well because we have no price transparency we don't have

01:51:41.560 real markets in america in health care

01:51:44.540 i mean if airlines build us glenn after the flight can you imagine that

01:51:48.880 they'd be gouging us right if you went to expedia or travelocity or these sites

01:51:53.680 and there were no prices with flights

01:51:55.940 guess what they would do they would gouge us

01:51:58.240 they might argue they can't predict the price because they don't know if we're

01:52:01.400 going to consume a beverage or the flight could be delayed

01:52:04.680 and you know for 50 years hospitals have been telling us they can't give us a price

01:52:09.160 and we need to demand more transparency so

01:52:12.440 uh i can't show up and mow your lawn and then send you a bill for four thousand dollars

01:52:17.440 yeah i don't understand i don't understand and i think it's just because of the health care

01:52:22.240 industry itself i'm sorry the uh insurance industry

01:52:25.720 um where we haven't been required to shop around but i don't know why i can't go in and say hey

01:52:32.720 i have to have the tonsils removed how much is that assuming things are normal how much is that

01:52:39.180 uh and i want to go check another hospital and find out how much it is over there

01:52:43.160 it's ironic that american university hospitals like the one i work at johns hopkins

01:52:48.460 it is the center of scientific genius in america but we can't give you a price

01:52:54.080 and that is starting to change i want to let people know there are bright spots and i highlight

01:52:59.120 the disruptors in this new book people like dr smith at the surgery center of oklahoma posting

01:53:05.020 a menu of prices we've already seen three little areas of health care move to transparent pricing

01:53:10.320 and that's ivf therapy it's lasik surgery of the eye and it's some types of cosmetic surgery guess

01:53:17.580 what all of those procedures have had a global reduction in prices over time in competitive markets

01:53:24.020 this lasik surgery is the quintessential example they're operating on your eye and in it because

01:53:35.020 it is private the price keeps going down when everything else is going up is there any other

01:53:41.780 reason other than this is just the market well the politicians and we're watching it right now with

01:53:47.900 these democrat candidates running but you know it's all politicians they talk really about how to

01:53:52.540 finance our broken health care system we need to talk about how to fix it and the story that no one

01:53:59.960 is talking about that we need to talk about is pricing failures middlemen and inappropriate care

01:54:07.340 and if we talk about those things glenn i i bet you there is broad consensus in the united states

01:54:13.300 contrary to what cable news would give us as a a false paradigm we don't need to just talk about how

01:54:19.320 to finance the broken system we need to talk about how to fix it okay so so tell me about prescription

01:54:24.760 drugs because prescription drugs is something that you know everyone will say and in even you know

01:54:31.060 they'll say that you know we're we're paying too much the same people who say the wealthy should pay

01:54:36.740 the lion's share of things have a problem that the wealthiest country on earth pays more than the

01:54:43.020 rest of the world insurance companies will say we we won't be able to you know come up with these drugs

01:54:48.940 if america isn't paying higher prices true false what's the story on that well um just like the movie

01:54:57.900 the big short took a very complicated industry and broke it down in very simple terms so anybody could

01:55:03.720 understand it that's what i try to do with the middlemen of the pharmacy world for example pbms are

01:55:10.300 pharmacy benefit managers they're middlemen and they put a gun to the head of pharma and they say

01:55:17.340 look if you want us to carry your drug pay us a play to fit play fee and those fees or kickbacks

01:55:24.940 are called rebates now these are not like rebates on cornflakes these are middle money games and

01:55:31.500 employers can actually choose a pbm that will not play the rebate game and businesses across america are

01:55:38.280 getting ripped off on their pbms every business has a pbm for their employees and they're getting

01:55:44.740 ripped off and i show how businesses can renegotiate these pbms because the money games are out of

01:55:49.560 control wait so how are they getting ripped off so um a broker will typically sell a pharmacy plan or a

01:55:56.240 pbm plan to a business just like they sell health insurance to a business those brokers get five percent

01:56:02.740 flat commission and kickbacks some of which are undisclosed and then they're selling these products

01:56:07.920 that price gouge the employers because the pbms are charging the employer and the employee through

01:56:14.180 a copay for the drug well the employers aren't keeping track they don't know the names and doses

01:56:18.860 of these drugs so the employers get gouged and that is the game of the pbms we're the only country in the

01:56:25.540 world that has pbms we didn't have them 30 years ago that's why you're seeing insulin spike in price

01:56:32.160 and drugs that have been around for 50 years are now suddenly uh expensive and sometimes in shortage

01:56:38.460 because we've given market dominance through these pay-to-play kickbacks so so what should

01:56:45.340 washington be doing well we saw um secretary azar and the current administration propose that all these

01:56:53.620 rebates or kickbacks have to be passed through 100 to the patient the swamp of the special interests

01:56:59.900 crushed that proposal it got no support in on capitol hill and i think people need to hear from

01:57:07.860 everyday listeners out there the the members of congress are hearing from all the stakeholders in

01:57:13.740 health care who are all trust me making a ton of money except for one the patient so we need to ban

01:57:21.300 kickbacks in health care we need to get rid of secrecy and i think it's that simple it's like a

01:57:26.280 pothole it's not a blue red democrat republican issue when there's a pothole it's it's a matter

01:57:33.620 of competence it's a matter of understanding how things work and i think there's broad consensus

01:57:39.580 how much worse are things going to be if we go to a some universal system well we have a new study out

01:57:47.760 today glenn that is published in i wrote a piece in usa today showing that our new study from johns

01:57:54.320 hopkins shows that we spend as a on a federal level of all federal spending in the united states by the

01:58:01.160 federal government 48 of all spending is going to health care right now in all of its hidden forms

01:58:08.700 okay it's crazy think about that next time you fire filed your taxes and so what is this medicare for

01:58:16.460 all um what are these people proposing we increase that to 70 90 percent people forget it's not just

01:58:25.020 our federal spending on medicare and medicaid it's people are using their social security checks now

01:58:31.580 for their medicare co-pays we have a giant va health system the defense department has a health care system

01:58:38.120 and we pay pay health insurance benefits for nine million federal workers and their families and

01:58:44.180 retirees and interest on the debt is in part interest on the health care spending debt so half of our

01:58:51.160 federal spending right now is going to health care we don't need to just pour more money into this we

01:58:56.600 need to cut the waste look we all want health care for everybody in america who doesn't want that

01:59:02.640 but pouring more money into this broken system is not going to get us there we already spend enough

01:59:09.080 money to give everybody gold-plated health care we just need to cut the waste

01:59:13.280 uh doctor i appreciate uh the conversation and i really appreciate the book it's really easy to read

01:59:21.080 it makes it um it makes it very relatable because we all have either been through these stories

01:59:26.840 or uh you know or know somebody who has and i appreciate the way you're looking at this

01:59:32.800 uh the name of the book is the price we pay what broke american health care and how to fix it

01:59:39.500 you might want to send it to uh your favorite congressman senator or presidential candidate

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02:01:25.320 welcome to the uh program we're just talking about the opioid crisis and it's something we

02:01:40.140 should get into because of of purdue pharmaceuticals now going uh you're going to declare bankruptcy

02:01:46.340 it's amazing i i the way this story has come down look we know there's a huge problem with

02:01:51.820 opioids it's legitimately been a massive health crisis and you know you you need to correct that

02:01:56.860 but the idea that you can just blame this one family for all of this is insanity not only did

02:02:04.140 the entire scientific community but also several government agencies all believe that these the

02:02:11.520 new kind of opioids that came out from purdue and and others by the way they were not the only ones

02:02:16.600 um the the idea that the con the the consensus was they were going to be less addictive so we

02:02:23.500 shouldn't the previous i should tell the story tomorrow of the family let me tell the story have

02:02:28.940 you heard the the family story have you heard the whole thing yeah it's pretty it's pretty interesting

02:02:33.240 it's really fascinating so let me tell the story of the family uh and you will see why everybody's

02:02:39.940 going after their throats however i'm really sick and tired of hearing people say opioids are you know

02:02:46.720 the worst ever no opioids have helped me many times in my life and i'm not alone they're fentanyl

02:02:55.760 if you are at the end of your life and you're in agonizing pain fentanyl is good when fentanyl is bad

02:03:05.300 is when you are not at the end of your life you know what i mean uh or you don't know what it is and

02:03:14.020 you're just taking it it can kill you same with opioids you you each of us have to be responsibility

02:03:22.480 you're not a slave yeah and this goes down every little level of this right you know no pharmaceutical

02:03:29.420 company writes a prescription for anybody yeah but they advertise yeah but they advertise that's

02:03:35.960 like what are we talking about here doctors write prescriptions for their individual patients

02:03:40.500 they if they decide that that's the best thing for their uh for their patient then that is their

02:03:49.120 decision the patient can decide whether to take that or not the the company yes can try to push and

02:03:56.020 recommend just like every other aspect of our society right bud light constantly is telling me

02:04:00.820 i should drink bud light it's up to me whether decide to go and buy it it's up to the person at

02:04:06.040 the register whether i'm of age and and it's appropriate to sell it to me all like they act

02:04:11.700 as if this one family this evil it's so much easier to say oh the sackler family they're like the

02:04:17.380 coke brothers they do they're responsible for everything that's bad it's like it is an inane reading of

02:04:23.220 what actually occurred to blame this one family for this problem and that that's what they're

02:04:28.500 that's what everybody's doing that is what we want we want this easy villain yeah and just we just if

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The Glenn Beck Program - September 16, 2019

The WORST Serial Killer in American History (But No One Seems to Care) ｜ Guest： Dr. Marty Makary｜ 9⧸16⧸19

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