The Glenn Beck Program - There’s Still Not ONE 'Decent' Democratic Candidate

00:00:00.000 welcome to the program today it's the day before thanksgiving which means of course

00:00:06.780 we are already in vacation mode um we've done no preparation for the show today in fact i haven't

00:00:12.760 read a news story all week uh that's not exactly true but it feels like it's close uh there is

00:00:17.760 actually a lot of news today as we get uh it's one of those days where everyone's just traveling

00:00:22.300 and you might be uh listening uh in your car uh today one of the biggest of course travel days

00:00:28.420 of the year um they had they had a uh a picture that they someone posted from la seconds where

00:00:34.720 you should have just the lights on these cars on these freeways i mean it was six months until you

00:00:40.420 got to your destination these people are still they're a mile away from the picture that i saw

00:00:43.880 last night uh we have uh donald trump talking about designating mexican drug cartels as terrorist

00:00:49.640 organizations um an interesting thought on michael bloomberg that maybe we can get into today we

00:00:54.620 have a new poll out uh blizzard warren is uh cratering uh budaj is on the rise and you know

00:01:00.500 kind of like the republican thing in 2016 the guy with the big name recognition joe biden is still just

00:01:06.160 hanging out there at the top and everyone keeps thinking who's going to beat him and no one

00:01:09.920 seems to beat him we'll get into that today as well 888-727-BEC is the phone number pat and stew

00:01:15.020 in for glenn starts just a second the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the

00:01:37.420 glenn back program it is uh pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program one more day then he's

00:01:46.880 of course back on uh on monday uh 888-727-BECK he is back on monday right that's the belief i mean

00:01:55.680 you never know good yes i mean i mean unless he slips into a food coma and he just can't come out of it

00:02:01.400 i think he'll be back on monday that's very possible i always think there's a at least some

00:02:07.100 level of possibility that he locks himself in a bunker okay you know like he just right maybe

00:02:13.000 he's going down there to check the food supply door's closed behind him we don't find him for

00:02:17.740 a couple months uh that is always a possibility sure sure but as far as uh as far as we know he's

00:02:25.260 back on monday okay good and he's got a bunch of uh a bunch of big stuff going on as he's kind of

00:02:30.260 advancing his ukraine thing we and this is this is going to be i guess the storyline to the end of

00:02:34.800 the year the democrats want to get this impeachment thing over by the end of the year they want the

00:02:38.900 vote by the end of the year that's strange because they're going to the the uh judiciary committee now

00:02:44.960 with with uh jerry nadler yep uh if if you have an iron clad case like we heard last week from uh

00:02:53.700 schiff why are you pushing this now to the judiciary vote well they have to do the articles of impeachment

00:02:59.560 so yes so but does my understanding of the judiciary writes those up yeah what it is the judiciary that

00:03:06.000 is going to come up with those and they go through a series of hearings that are less about like the

00:03:10.900 evidence of the case and more about the process of how impeachment needs to work and what they're

00:03:15.040 going to go after and how they're going to create the articles of impeachment you know what the problem

00:03:18.380 is this just all takes too long um if we were more like china we just do this just get him out

00:03:23.620 is to throw him out that's what you do really yeah uh-huh this whole constitutional thing slows

00:03:29.900 things down it does ponder things make you think about it it doesn't allow you to just do things on

00:03:36.300 impulse yeah which is what we need i mean we need impeachment to be like the hershey's bar in the

00:03:42.540 checkout line of the grocery store you're going through and you see some gum and you see hershey's

00:03:46.500 and like you just pick them up they're in your mouth think about it is it a good choice do i need

00:03:50.500 this candy no you don't think about that don't worry about that yeah you're 30 seconds later you're

00:03:54.880 just eating candy yeah and then you're feeling terrible about yourself after and that's the way

00:03:59.340 this all ends we all just feel terrible about ourselves it's interesting to see this because i

00:04:03.980 don't there's an interesting case to be made for democrats to say why are we going to cut this short

00:04:12.700 right like let's just keep calling witnesses let's draw it out let's draw it out let's call

00:04:20.040 all the people in the uh in the in the west wing people like mulvaney and formerly bolton

00:04:26.920 um that say that they would testify if courts demand they testify let's put it through the

00:04:33.740 court system let's wait the several months until it all shakes out let's just keep it going because

00:04:39.740 what what what it looks like to me now and i think to a lot of people who are maybe in the middle and

00:04:45.940 looking at this not really understanding the process and not really knowing where this is going

00:04:50.860 it looks like the democrats are just rushing through this yeah which by the way they are

00:04:54.960 i mean it's true they are but it looks it's not supposed to look that way when you're doing that

00:04:58.780 it's supposed to look like you're doing this fair thing and it's we just want to get to the facts

00:05:03.020 how can you even argue that when you've spent two weeks on it this whole call just came to light like

00:05:08.660 four weeks ago and in four weeks we're already at the point basically where there's a vote on

00:05:13.220 impeachment it's insanity and i think they're doing that because if it goes to the senate then you could

00:05:17.940 get the uh senators who are running for president embroiled in that oh yeah and keep them off the

00:05:23.460 campaign trail and they don't want that but again who are you talking about you're talking about

00:05:28.080 elizabeth warren bernie sanders kamala harris right like you know yeah there's a good argument to be

00:05:35.540 made that a lot of people in the democratic party in the leadership probably don't want any one of

00:05:40.700 those three as the actual candidate i mean they might want a biden they might want a buddha judge

00:05:47.200 they i mean they don't they definitely don't like sanders they don't care about sanders uh i mean i

00:05:53.620 don't know that's true i am a little concerned about michael bennett and what what's going to happen

00:05:57.440 to him if he can't campaign because right now he is rocketing to zero percent and will he get beyond

00:06:02.700 that i don't know so hard to get beyond that cory booker is another one by the way booker i love that

00:06:08.300 mr spartacus is struggling at still uh according to quinnipiac two percent two percent he's tied with

00:06:15.140 yang now yang gang uh in the national quinnipiac poll this is amazing to me biden is at number one

00:06:23.340 again 24 so he's up three percentage points then it's buddha judge up six to 16 percent he's number

00:06:31.140 two now nationally amazing that's crazy he's the mayor of south bend indiana and again no offense

00:06:37.620 to south bend indiana right but the mayor of miramar florida just dropped out of the race

00:06:42.400 wayne messamentum messam and it's bigger than it's bigger than south bend uh for whatever reason the

00:06:49.700 democrats i assume because i've learned from democrats it must be skin color wayne messam's

00:06:55.060 black so that's i assume that's why they don't like him but they like buddha judge but it is bizarre

00:07:00.520 that this guy who is you know a mayor of a of you know small to mid-sized city is the number two guy

00:07:07.720 beating out everybody except joe biden uh somebody nobody had ever heard of until a few months ago

00:07:12.940 he does strike you though just from the the sort of eye test as one of the more competent

00:07:18.340 people you could tell he's smart you could he doesn't get flustered by a lot of stuff yeah he's

00:07:23.200 well spoken yeah and he's controlled and he has no record which is a nice benefit for the for the left

00:07:28.420 they don't have a lot of stuff to pick him apart on they're like well he once fired a police chief

00:07:33.180 that was unpopular in his community it's like all right that's your okay there's not a lot of negative

00:07:38.200 on the guy right and and you could see this with the other candidates they struggle to find things

00:07:43.140 to say that are bad about him because he hasn't done anything he's like 12 years old yeah it's like

00:07:48.180 wow he skipped a birthday party uh last year and it was at a trampoline park they had to pay the fee

00:07:53.440 and he promised the friend he'd be there that's the other thing and then no present afterwards

00:07:57.340 uh you know and and when he did finally give him a present after he was called out on it

00:08:02.040 it was the same president he present he got from another kid at his birthday party a blatant re-gift

00:08:07.180 like that's about all i don't know i don't know what he's you know he hasn't really done

00:08:12.940 anything and yet there he is at number two it's crazy number two and warren has slipped to third

00:08:18.640 she's going away she dropped 14 percent uh over the last couple of weeks it does give you 14 does that

00:08:25.640 give you a little bit of hope it does yeah it does and especially since sanders is behind her at 13

00:08:30.980 so it does give me hope that maybe you know we're not quite there to to the socialism yet i and american

00:08:38.400 people the american people don't want socialism i hope that's still the case and it seems like it is

00:08:44.060 because biden's not a socialist and i i don't think buddha judge either is either um then you go to the

00:08:51.860 bottom tier and you see the bloomberg's already at three percent tied with harris and and klobuchar

00:08:56.220 but he's spending a ton of money to get to that three percent so yeah well you think he'll ever

00:09:02.380 have his moment where he rockets you know into the teens we have to take a 60 second break here

00:09:07.120 but i want to come back on the other side i have been very dismissive of the bloomberg thing i have

00:09:13.400 too uh and i think with good reason there's a lot of good reasons why to be dismissive of michael

00:09:17.480 bloomberg however i i i heard i was listening uh yesterday to uh jim garrity who's very very smart guy

00:09:25.160 who sees this stuff uh he's from national review and he made a case in the affirmative for bloomberg

00:09:31.440 that i thought was pretty compelling we'll get to that here in 60 seconds

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00:10:40.600 triple eight 933 93 patent stew for glenn you were saying that uh you have were you swayed by this

00:10:54.820 case on michael bloomberg because we've both been pretty dismissive yeah kind of i i think i was swayed

00:11:01.460 to the to the point of it shouldn't be completely dismissed and and here's why we've watched i've made

00:11:09.140 the case on this show that tom steyer is an interesting story so far in this campaign because

00:11:14.580 tom steyer is i mean if you've ever seen tom steyer speak it would be almost impossible to find a human

00:11:21.720 being more boring than him like he is a giant zilch when it comes to personality and you know he's he's

00:11:28.100 very aligned with the far left when it comes to policy but i mean he's got he's just got nothing

00:11:32.860 going for him when it comes to charisma he's just nothing right and so he's been able to and he's

00:11:38.320 qualified again for another debate all these guys like cory booker is not getting in this next debate

00:11:42.880 guys william castro is dumb like these people there's a lot of these people who are mainstream

00:11:47.940 candidates are on tv all the time and can't get into these debates because they stink so what can

00:11:53.300 you do with a bunch of money well steyer can get on tv spent about 70 million dollars so far on ads

00:11:58.960 and has been able to do very little in this campaign he's been able to get himself to you know

00:12:06.140 three or four or five percent there was a poll recently one of the early states that had him as

00:12:09.520 high as nine percent which is pretty significant you know i mean he's become a competitor and part of

00:12:16.400 that is uh is the ads part of it is the idea that you have someone who can compete with resources when

00:12:21.880 it comes to you're going against donald trump the the incumbency people like the idea in the dark part

00:12:27.880 of their liberal souls that there's a billionaire who can spend and and keep pace with this uh because

00:12:34.420 you know the republicans are gonna have a lot of money to spend this time this is not like the last

00:12:39.020 time they didn't have a lot of money to spend because trump wasn't running a normal campaign

00:12:42.580 right he didn't have you know the rnc behind him for a long time he didn't raise a lot of money he just

00:12:49.800 went on tv all the time well this time he does have all that he has every trapping of the incumbency

00:12:54.700 and it's a really big benefit to your campaign so here's the interesting thing and i'm not saying it's

00:13:02.640 going to work but there's a chance it's going to work and make michael bloomberg competitive

00:13:07.080 tom steyer is worth 1.6 billion dollars it's a lot of money and he spent a lot of money

00:13:12.480 michael bloomberg is worth 50 billion dollars he's the ninth richest person in the world

00:13:17.900 and i'm not saying he can buy himself an election i don't think that's possible

00:13:22.120 but his strategy here where he's skipping the first four states he's spending 30 million dollars

00:13:29.800 on super tuesday states so he's skipping these first four states he's spending zero dollars there

00:13:34.940 he doesn't even care he's not gonna be he's gonna get no votes if you get a split sort of uh ticket

00:13:40.480 in the first three or four states where biden wins one maybe buddha judge wins one maybe sanders

00:13:46.520 wins one and you're coming out of there with a situation that provides uh a little bit of chaos

00:13:56.280 i think that's necessary but bloomberg comes into these states and the interesting part about it is

00:14:03.140 no one probably even including steyer is going to spend enough money or really any money in these

00:14:08.920 states against bloomberg so he's going to now have basically two and a half months to spend money

00:14:17.000 unopposed in all of these states he's going to spend he spent 31 million dollars his first uh week

00:14:24.740 it's the biggest buy of any presidential candidate ever including the general election

00:14:30.740 okay so he's going to come in here and spend let's just say he does this every week until super tuesday

00:14:36.000 you're telling me he's not going to get a he's not going to pick up a lot of votes from these lower

00:14:42.260 tier candidates the cory bookers the you know the klobuchar's the you know kamala harris's if he can

00:14:49.840 get to high single digits low double digits going into that race and it's a chaotic field he's going

00:14:56.760 to be the only person that these that all of these states have seen on tv and ads because everyone else

00:15:02.120 is fighting for these early states so he's going to dominate all of these ads and he's the only one

00:15:06.540 with the money to do it in advance he's the only one who can sit there and just funnel money into these

00:15:11.620 states big media markets in many cases where other candidates wouldn't be able to do that until they

00:15:17.920 got the momentum of the campaign really going now bloomberg is a terrible fit for the democratic

00:15:22.680 party however there are a lot of states where democrats are looking for a biden type where they

00:15:28.840 want someone who's just going to seem sensible and return things back to normal he's not going to be

00:15:32.940 donald trump but he's not going to be elizabeth warren somebody else right and so there is a chance

00:15:39.000 i mean because if steyer has done it with 60 million dollars over two months what can what

00:15:47.960 can bloomberg do running unopposed in all these states and spending more like a quarter of a billion

00:15:54.800 dollars over two months it it's possible he makes a dent in this thing and then it comes down to that

00:16:02.160 super tuesday where he might be able to pick up a couple of states he's got delegates it's chaotic who

00:16:06.860 knows it's a logical case you're laying out except it's michael bloomberg he sucks a guy who has all

00:16:12.620 the charisma of a bathroom bowl brush yeah really uh that's it's gonna be what color brush i don't

00:16:18.020 think white yeah white and old like it's a bathroom bowl brush you've had around for 77 years like in

00:16:25.540 the bathroom you don't use so it kind of just sits there and no one ever changes it gotten moldy and

00:16:29.940 okay old and uh you don't like it you don't even touch it yeah bloomberg's almost at that level yes i'll

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00:17:39.740 it might be just as simple though as you know joe biden just pretty much number one lead lead

00:18:02.460 candidate start to finish that is what it is so far it's so far i mean he had moments where

00:18:07.460 uh warren passed him a little bit for a while in some polls not even in every poll nope yeah it was

00:18:13.920 never more than half the polls that she passed it was really kind of a statistical dead heat for about

00:18:17.820 two weeks and now people have gotten to know her and i don't think they like her they don't and i

00:18:24.100 don't think they like her policies and they understand that come on we can't spend 52 trillion

00:18:28.960 dollars on your stuff we can't do it and and i think they understand that that estimate is probably way

00:18:34.360 low and it can't be done it just can't happen just medicare for all will cost us more than 50

00:18:40.940 trillion dollars over 10 years this is everyone's like well they they estimated at 32 trillion dollars

00:18:46.340 it's not going to be 32 trillion dollars we ever is we've explained why on several occasions you can

00:18:52.380 go back and listen to those shows in depth if you want but i mean the point here is that we all know

00:18:56.820 these things blow up above their budget there's a lot of really uh obvious fundamental reasons why

00:19:02.920 including uh in this case you know like when you do um uh when you when medicaid or medicare pays

00:19:10.720 hospitals pays doctors they pay a lower rate than than for private insurance and one of the things

00:19:17.020 that warren assumes in her plan is that she will just pay everybody at that rate we already pay a rate

00:19:23.280 for medicare we'll just continue to pay that rate and just spread it out over the entire health system

00:19:27.840 well the reason why they're able to pay or accept medicare and medicaid payments that are lower

00:19:34.100 reason doctors do that is because they charge private insurance more right so they even it out

00:19:40.460 they basically say okay well this one's coming from the government we'll accept less and we'll accept

00:19:44.400 more from over here and that'll give us a nice midpoint number well when you take everyone down to that

00:19:49.200 lower payment number the it's going to shake the health system apart and that's the type of thing

00:19:57.720 that will not in reality actually happen they're not going to they're going to have to raise the

00:20:03.340 payments so these places can stay in business so the hospitals don't start closing down they're

00:20:07.960 going to allow that to happen so they'll just print more money and spend more money and instead of

00:20:12.220 32 trillion it'll be 52 trillion and instead of 59 trillion in total cost for all these plans it'll be

00:20:17.780 79 trillion yeah you know what there's a reason doctors make a lot of money and the reason is

00:20:22.500 they were in school for 24 years and then they did a residency and they didn't make any money doing it

00:20:29.280 and they yeah they come out with massive debt uh they have to work long hours they and i know it

00:20:34.860 sounds like a sob story to somebody who's making 50 000 when they're making you know 950 000 or a

00:20:39.900 million dollars a year but really they deserve it they've done a lot of schooling they've got a skill

00:20:45.760 that not many people have they were willing to sacrifice the first section of their lives

00:20:51.220 to do this and it's hard and you're on call all the time and you got crappy hours i mean it's not easy

00:20:58.940 especially if you're a surgeon and you're you're on call and i i've got a really good friend who's

00:21:03.600 who's uh on call all the time like five times a month they could call him at any time of the day or

00:21:09.660 night and he's he's picking through somebody's brain in 15 minutes you know it's it's it's hard

00:21:15.500 and so they're not going to want to take a massive pay cut because we have a universal health care

00:21:20.780 system now they're not going to want to do that you're going to lose a lot of doctors a lot of

00:21:24.140 good doctors especially if you're you know 58 and you're like i'm a few years away from retirement

00:21:29.660 i've already made a lot of money yeah screw this right you know you're gone yep uh and now look a lot

00:21:34.880 of it's it's it's you can't just summarize it that way so many doctors do this because they they love

00:21:39.920 it uh and because they want to help people but but in in addition to that they do want to keep their

00:21:44.120 doors open and pay their people yes it's not just about like becoming a millionaire and there's

00:21:48.100 nothing wrong with wanting them to pay themselves yeah there's nothing wrong with that no problem

00:21:52.060 with it but even people who don't mind sacrificing their own stuff well it's not that simple yeah you

00:21:58.160 know we've seen what the disaster the paperwork can be with these things i mean when's the last time

00:22:04.460 a government program came along that was incredibly efficient that you're just like wow you're

00:22:09.580 mesmerized by the way they're able to handle this i mean this is you know they launched these these

00:22:14.200 electronic records for doctors and now they all have to do that they hate it they hate it it's a

00:22:20.080 terrible system it eats up half their time with their patients like this is not something these things

00:22:25.560 don't work when the government tries to do them and they're going to try to give this one size fits

00:22:31.120 all thing for our entire health care system and we're all going to be freaking driving to somewhere

00:22:35.020 else to get our health care if this goes through if it really happens uh we're going to long for the

00:22:39.680 days uh of the crappy health care system that we have now that's behind cuba and botswana

00:22:47.040 in the in the eyes of so many you're going to see how great the american health care system is

00:22:52.600 if we ever go to universal health care you'll rule the day 888-727-BECK it's pat and stew for glenn

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00:24:19.800 888-727-BECK it's pat and stew for glenn on the glennbeck program uh new new poll out from cnn

00:24:47.680 now too in addition to the quinnipiac poll uh there's a cnn poll out now and they're showing

00:24:52.580 pretty much the same thing uh joe biden up now but at double digits wow uh in the uh primary 28

00:24:59.720 for him bernie sanders in second at 17 elizabeth warren oof 14 and pete budigieg at 11 so kind of a

00:25:09.240 three-way close contest i guess you could say for second um between 11 and 17 three candidates but

00:25:15.460 joe still holding on uh 28 and 28 that's actually down from october by six points too he was at 34

00:25:21.480 um so budigieg seems to have picked off some of those biden voters but sanders uh i mean sanders has

00:25:29.380 between 14 and 18 percent of the vote in almost every poll he's in that same area he's got hardcore

00:25:34.900 support they love him they're going nowhere else and you know unless they absolutely have to and

00:25:39.100 sanders has no legacy uh to worry about you know he's 147 years old he doesn't care he's going to

00:25:47.840 stay in this race as long as he can and so he's going to create all sorts of issues for democrats

00:25:52.380 that's going to be fun to watch uh warren though is i mean she's cratered here i mean she was at uh

00:25:57.800 20 29 i think last month 29 she's 14 now 14 so she lost 14 it was 28 yeah she lost

00:26:04.800 14 points in both of these polls incredible 14 points already and he talked me out of this pat

00:26:11.940 i want you to talk me out of this because i don't want to believe it i don't want to i don't want to

00:26:16.920 do this but i so talk me out of it let me throw this at you okay please i sort of feel like you have

00:26:24.460 to give democratic voters a little credit here because they seem to have reacted to warren's how i'm

00:26:33.760 going to pay for medicare for all things what i was just saying on that grand leashed i really i

00:26:38.320 think they did yeah i think they did react to that because i mean you gotta give them credit if they're

00:26:42.540 actually reacting to a policy issue yes that's out there i know i i don't want to do it by this

00:26:48.800 thanksgiving week yes you know it's the time you're supposed to be what else is it what else is it i mean

00:26:54.760 there's no other reason right i mean i would have i could absolutely see elizabeth warren cratering

00:26:59.440 because she comes out and you know she did the whole public school thing she actually was sending

00:27:05.660 her kids to private school and lying about it you know the the native american thing some really bad

00:27:11.000 speech like something that is kind of on the surface you could see with elizabeth warren because she's just

00:27:15.860 a really bad candidate but the fact that they're like you know what we don't think she's paying for

00:27:20.180 socialism well enough if that's really the reason i'm impressed yeah yes i i gotta say it's kind of

00:27:27.240 it's kind of interesting and it shows why she wouldn't say how she was paying for it for so long

00:27:32.340 she she avoided that for a long time and it was working then when she finally says okay here it is

00:27:41.140 they're like whoa no no i don't think so yeah uh there's no way you can make that work and a lot

00:27:47.440 of people with with plenty of reason have seen sanders and warren essentially competing for the

00:27:53.100 same voter right they had all the same policies basically they're both obviously socialists even

00:27:57.120 though warren doesn't actually say it but they're both absolutely socialists and the same policies

00:28:02.080 same policies i mean they're during they're doing the exact same thing so it's understandable why people

00:28:05.840 would pair those two together and say they're fighting for the same votes however what you see when you

00:28:10.420 actually dig down into the polling is that the support for sanders is coming from basically socialists

00:28:16.880 right people who really want left-wing policies their ideologues they're very a lot of times very

00:28:21.860 young activists um people who are going after the real socialist and that might be 17 or 18 percent of

00:28:28.360 the country right now right or at least of the democratic voters yeah so you know that's what you're

00:28:33.320 getting there and that's real but the warren people didn't generally come from that group the warren

00:28:41.180 people her rise was generally fueled by white um uh generally uh wealthy leaning highly educated

00:28:50.400 democratic voters and it was that's it's different than the socialist voter this is like the i i like

00:28:59.520 elizabeth warren because i think she's smart voter right she's got a plan for everything she's smarter than

00:29:05.320 everybody else now of course this is insanity but it is the way that they perceive her it's also the

00:29:12.820 way they perceive buddha judge and because buddha judge does is let's not make too big of a deal of

00:29:19.040 this but buddha judge is slightly more moderate than elizabeth warren he's not he is not a moderate

00:29:27.540 he is not a mainstream democrat as far as the voters go either i mean this is a guy who's talking

00:29:33.640 about packing the supreme court this is not some like he's he has a lot of radical proposals but

00:29:39.100 he's selling himself as generally speaking moderate the opposite of what warren is is is selling herself

00:29:44.320 as but the same voters are going to both of them because they are the people who are very you know

00:29:51.040 they they see themselves as we need someone who's super duper smart and um and has a plan for everything

00:29:57.280 and they're going back and forth between warren and buddha judge so even though the policies are

00:30:04.040 different the profile of the candidate is something that they like and so buddha judge rise is kind of

00:30:10.420 coming at the expense of warren not at the expense of sanders or biden so it's an interesting it is a

00:30:18.360 weird race because you have a bunch of candidates none of them are good so it's a bunch of people sort of

00:30:25.840 picking through you know kind of like a you know it's a secondhand bin they're like ah we've got a

00:30:32.180 dvd we need to have the kids watch something look through that bin it's like there's a lot of 299

00:30:35.640 movies not a lot of people you've seen uh you've heard of before acting in them though and it's

00:30:39.760 interesting too because they've had over the course of this race is it 26 26 different candidates

00:30:46.620 from which they could choose i think they're down to 17 or 18 now but at one point i mean if you

00:30:52.380 lumped them all together with the deval patrickson and yeah michael bloombergs who just got into it

00:30:57.900 it's about 26 candidates you can't find one good candidate that you absolutely love in that and i

00:31:04.500 think the answer is no i don't think they really love got out yes right and when set when seth was

00:31:10.120 in here there was nobody to really love and then and and really they don't love biden either i think

00:31:16.980 they believe he has the best chance to beat donald trump that's what they think yes and it's it's uh

00:31:24.420 it's gotten a little it's almost sad for joe because according to these reports obama is not

00:31:31.740 going to support him doesn't support him and has no intention of ever supporting no no no no no no no

00:31:36.980 joe asked him not to endorse yes joe did i mean he explained that um can we get the uh can we

00:31:44.980 yeah so dumb yeah a little audio why didn't president obama endorse i asked president obama

00:31:53.980 not to endorse no and he doesn't want to we should uh whoever wins this nomination should win it on

00:32:00.080 their own merits he asked him he asked him not to please don't do that i i gotta move it on my own

00:32:06.660 merits and in addition to that luckily he also didn't want to influence it and i like that because

00:32:13.200 he throws that in it's like well i asked him not to and he said he wasn't going to do it um so

00:32:17.460 he stopped himself though before he got that far but that sounded like what he was going to say

00:32:22.580 right let me hear why didn't why didn't president obama endorse i asked president obama not to endorse

00:32:29.640 and he doesn't want to and he doesn't want to what he should he should whoever wins this nomination

00:32:36.380 all right well now apparently according to these reports uh the barack obama has said biden doesn't

00:32:44.420 have it he he doesn't think biden's the right guy for the job well and biden practically worships

00:32:53.420 barack obama that's got to be such a kick to him right where he lives yes i mean

00:33:01.100 i was explaining earlier that that uh you know that's like a 12 year old boy who loves

00:33:08.040 say mike trout and and looks up to him in every way as the best baseball player in the world and

00:33:14.060 he hears that mike trout sometimes signs autographs before a game so he shows up three hours early and

00:33:20.260 watches him go through the shagging of flies and stretching process and he goes to batting practice and

00:33:26.480 he's been there for two hours and 45 minutes the game's about to start mike trout finally walks by

00:33:33.160 the stands where he is and he yells to him mike mike can i get an autograph can i get it and trout looks

00:33:39.060 up to him and says beat it kid you bother me it's that kind of crushing blow yeah that joe biden is

00:33:46.540 experiencing right now from barack obama i i don't know what the deal is between but it seems like it's

00:33:51.900 always been there too yeah where uh another i think another good comparison would be what was

00:33:59.140 the name of the dog you know the big dog and the little dog spike was the big dog and the little dog

00:34:05.160 was i don't remember what his name was but he followed him everywhere butch was the little dog

00:34:10.220 butch and mike you want to play mike you want to get him want me to get your bone mike you want to

00:34:14.780 and everyone every once in a while mike would just smack butch across the room and tell him to leave him

00:34:21.520 alone and but he never lost his loyalty right uh and i think you know that is joe biden with barack

00:34:29.280 obama i'm but i'm not sure what the deal is with obama maybe he thinks he's senile maybe maybe he

00:34:35.080 really does believe that uh he just can't he just can't win the race i i was it was it you that was

00:34:42.540 saying on the news and why yesterday that you've heard uh that buddha judge is maybe the pick for

00:34:48.660 barack obama well buddha judge is the only reason he's in this race at all is because barack obama

00:34:53.220 called out pete buddha judge as a future democratic leader the future of the party very early before

00:35:00.160 anyone knew who he was wow yeah and wow he became sort of an underground democratic party star

00:35:08.400 no one thinking he was going to run for president in 2020 i mean that was not the thought the thought

00:35:14.060 was maybe 2024 or 2028 like the here maybe he's a senator and you know our governor coming soon and

00:35:19.840 eventually he becomes president which would usually be the path right instead he's like ah well he said

00:35:24.300 something nice about me i'll just go for it and so far obviously it was a good decision i mean he he

00:35:27.840 doesn't he didn't need the mid the midpoint uh buddha judge he may not win this race probably won't win

00:35:33.780 this race but he is in a position where he can win the race which is more than you'd expect out of

00:35:37.940 the mayor of south bend indiana way more you wouldn't think you can't get there from here yeah

00:35:42.000 you can't get to the white house from south bend indiana's town hall so that's one of the reasons

00:35:47.460 that's been something that has been sticking around for a while and and buddha judge fits the profile of

00:35:54.300 obama right like supposedly intellectual um you know a person who's not not a lot of fire right like not a

00:36:02.000 person who's who's bombastic or known for catchphrases you know he seems like a consultant to i think most

00:36:08.940 people and for i i've never seen him have any ability to inspire anyone you know i mean barack

00:36:15.840 obama obviously was capable of doing that even though you know i didn't understand it very much

00:36:20.980 that some people did so the buddha judge thing is is is interesting i think you know he'd love that to

00:36:28.460 be true he'd love it to be someone like that instead he certainly doesn't want sanders we've heard

00:36:33.220 over and over again that if it's sanders he may come out and actually endorse but two things about

00:36:37.520 this first of all there's been little breadcrumbs about this obama biden thing for a while in that

00:36:43.000 like reports came out that he actually biden was not the first choice of obama for the vice

00:36:49.240 presidential role but he felt like it was i mean in obama's analysis at the time well look the america's

00:36:57.640 not ready to vote for barack obama and some other you know exotic person like they need they need a

00:37:03.740 good old white person to vote for now of course that's an incredibly racist sentiment to me i you

00:37:08.920 know i mean it's a that's an idea and i know uh you know he expressed a lot of them yeah actually

00:37:13.460 well i mean i he saw people as typical white people like that were afraid of black people walking on

00:37:19.880 down the street next to them because that was right into him because it was bred into them so he assumed

00:37:24.140 that about the general populace and said i gotta pick a white guy at least that's been the reporting

00:37:28.800 but you wonder though if that reporting comes out if barack obama uh is supporting joe biden

00:37:36.720 if barack obama is all about biden does that reporting come out i mean we've seen reporters

00:37:42.220 uh protect barack obama to the point of hiding photos of him with lewis farrakhan right like this

00:37:48.080 is like they've gone to incredible extents to protect this guy um secondarily and and this is i think

00:37:54.600 uh goes directly to what joe biden just said in that clip which is well he wants it to be he wants

00:38:03.720 that whoever's going to win the race to do it on their merits there is no person in america that has

00:38:09.920 a better idea of the merits and the abilities of joe biden to be president of the united states than

00:38:14.940 barack obama right he knows it better than anyone in the world yeah including his own family right like

00:38:20.840 this is a guy who saw joe biden in these circumstances day after day for eight years

00:38:26.760 and he saw it all up close and he can't say on the merits this guy's the guy that is a massive

00:38:33.540 statement obama is telling you he is terrified of this guy becoming president not because he disagrees

00:38:41.320 with him on policy but there's something there there's something he saw behind the scenes that is

00:38:46.500 not allowing him to come out and endorse this guy or at least speak out consistently and defend him

00:38:51.460 i think so too biden's defending obama yeah obama gets attacked by these other candidates and does it

00:38:56.480 over and over again and he's owning obama's policies yeah triple eight seven two seven b c k

00:39:01.880 you're listening to glenn back

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00:40:31.380 you're looking for real leadership and a spine of steel yeah you think the democratic party oh every

00:40:40.260 time every time right every time every time yeah these aren't people that fold no when things get

00:40:44.740 tough or and you know what they're always willing to stand up against their own side they've got

00:40:50.620 conviction they do and well a lot of them have been convicted i think is what you mean oh that that's

00:40:55.040 that is what i meant but but they also have conviction including uh representative brenda lawrence

00:41:00.480 uh-huh who came out in an interview the other day and said you know what i don't think it's time to

00:41:05.500 impeach donald trump it sounds silly we're close to an election right you know let's what let's just

00:41:10.240 wait didn't really hear much yeah in the trial and so so i mean let's just move on with our lives

00:41:16.460 right she bravely however after saying that publicly the next day released a statement saying

00:41:23.260 look i was an early supporter for impeachment in 2017 uh very thorough process of the last couple

00:41:28.760 weeks information they revealed confirmed this president has abused his power of office

00:41:32.480 therefore i continue to support impeachment sure somebody got a call from nancy is what happened

00:41:38.200 believe it there nancy said you're not allowed to disagree with us right you stick with the team

00:41:43.460 and you do exactly as i say and now representative brenda lawrence has done that courageously of course

00:41:51.700 courageously of course with conviction

00:41:53.600 you're listening to glenn

00:41:58.580 pat and i usually like to stay out to three or four but it's you know with thanksgiving being

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00:42:20.680 we're considerate guys we're we're considerate you know we just we care we care about everything

00:42:25.720 um so uh this is uh the day before thanksgiving as uh hillary points out um we're going to be off

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00:42:38.120 to uh we'll get to all of the stuff that's going on with the impeachment we have a bunch of calls we're

00:42:42.160 going to take here on the election coming up we also have bill o'reilly who had a

00:42:46.080 an interview with donald trump on billoreilly.com i believe it was yesterday and some kind of i would

00:42:54.580 say breaking news came out of that a lot of coverage on the interview uh for one particular

00:42:59.160 moment uh and we'll get to that as well here coming up in the next uh half hour or so 888-727-BECK

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00:43:16.720 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program it's bat and stew for

00:43:41.560 glen on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK uh we were talking about obama not supporting uh joe biden

00:43:49.780 which to me seems really unusual for a president vice president relationship because it's usually

00:43:56.980 understood that the vice president of the united states if he's interested will probably be the

00:44:03.440 nominee next time around that's usually how it goes now in 2016 he chose not to run

00:44:08.560 um what do you've got what do you've had the endorsement in 2016 from obama yeah probably right

00:44:14.940 maybe because hillary probably doesn't i mean maybe he would have said the same thing well hillary was

00:44:19.320 my secretary of state and uh yeah i don't know right but i think you know usually the vp walks into

00:44:25.220 that role if you want to walk into the role yes and you know like what if would dick cheney have had

00:44:29.680 the endorsement of george w bush in 2008 probably would have yeah yeah absolutely right we know uh we know

00:44:35.940 gore had the endorsement of clinton even though they didn't really like each other all that much

00:44:39.320 right back in 2000 yeah that's kind of what happened so it's kind of unusual now you know

00:44:44.600 you might be thinking well okay obama's waiting for michelle to run now i know i hope not i hope

00:44:52.220 that's not the case i know you hope that's not the case because i hope she'd have a good chance of

00:44:57.000 winning is at least the i mean that's what bill o'reilly said seems like it o'reilly said he thought

00:45:01.200 if she jumped into the race she'd she'd she'd win easily is what he said to us she not just the

00:45:06.960 democrat nomination but also beating donald trump beat him in the general election now i there's a

00:45:12.060 lot of unknowns in that equation yeah how does she perform under that spotlight you know there's so

00:45:17.580 much that can happen but i think it's it's not with her popularity her favorability it's not it's

00:45:23.100 not crazy to assume that she was actually she was actually kind of toxic on the campaign trail

00:45:27.660 they took her off the campaign trail because she was a long time ago though hammering america 11

00:45:31.580 years ago since she's done that she's done a whole nother campaign plus a bunch of book releases and

00:45:37.120 all sorts of fawning coverage yes you can't even say like you can't say that her arms aren't beautiful

00:45:43.280 right you're not allowed to say that now we have an actual supermodel living in the white white house

00:45:48.540 and no one says anything about her but you can't say that michelle obama obama's arms aren't

00:45:54.400 beautiful oh well they are i don't know our arms you'd be an absolute imbecile if you didn't say

00:45:59.860 i don't know if arms are beautiful they're just functional oh stew i can't believe you're saying

00:46:04.840 these things they do what arms are supposed to do i guess i don't know their arms and her fashion sense

00:46:10.860 is impeccable is it no not not the supermodel that lives in the white house who cares about her

00:46:17.740 fashion sense exactly yeah it's really it's it's bizarre is what it is it's really unfair too

00:46:23.400 because unfair it's like one of these things where you're like oh well who's you know jack

00:46:28.660 jacqueline kennedy onassis that's a beauty uh michelle obama that's a real beauty it's unfair

00:46:35.320 melanie's a supermodel like you can't even let's not even have this conversation it's over right i mean

00:46:41.100 by far the most beautiful first lady there's ever been yeah it's like who's the best high school

00:46:45.240 basketball player well let's compare them with lebron james like it's not fair yeah it's just

00:46:50.080 not fair you know it really isn't it's like you know the whole thing with like the the first lady

00:46:55.700 you know the beautiful first lady is like here's this person of somewhat normal background who isn't

00:47:03.400 known for her beauty and she gets into this role and you notice her beauty that's not what melanie is

00:47:08.140 she she is known for her beauty yeah she just is going to dominate this conversation every single

00:47:13.500 time it's just not fair it's not it's it's not fair i mean i it's not fair and it's not close no

00:47:20.180 but yet melania gets no attention for exactly no covers of magazines nobody even talks about her

00:47:25.320 fashion sense did she get booed yes she got booed terribly booed uh at a an opioid uh prevention

00:47:33.760 like preventing opioid addiction forum thing right which is we have this video can we play this a little

00:47:39.820 yeah let's play this it is my pleasure to introduce to you the first lady of the united states of america

00:47:45.380 it's mixed but what has she done to deserve the derision of that crowd what has she done except for

00:48:01.800 fight for to stop opioid addiction which is one of her main things right by the way her husband

00:48:06.580 donated his entire presidential salary to that cause yeah four hundred thousand dollars to it

00:48:12.160 and look trump is no libertarian on drugs right like this guy he's he's pretty restrictive when

00:48:17.800 it comes to this stuff oh he's he's been on this opioid bandwagon he's he's helping wasn't it his

00:48:22.680 brother who died as yeah from alcoholism i mean he's famously never drank into that he's not into that

00:48:29.160 that's not what he does yeah so but he's into the cause of preventing all of that i think as a

00:48:35.260 result of what happened to his brother exactly and i think it's i think it's one of the things

00:48:39.060 he really feels in his core yeah i think so too yeah so it's a weird thing for her to be booed and

00:48:45.460 she's been treated i mean they're honestly like people are talking about all the time about how

00:48:49.160 unfair people are in the media to donald trump and all that's true there's no more pure example of media

00:48:55.280 bias in the entire presidency to me than the way melania trump is treated she is not only is she

00:49:04.780 uh has everything you'd want to put her on the cover of every single magazine right of every

00:49:10.520 month every month right if if if if a democrat got in with melania trump as first lady the only

00:49:17.700 person you would know existed in the world would be melania trump yes except it wouldn't be the last

00:49:22.020 name trump right right like she would get more coverage than megan markle oh my god yeah exactly

00:49:27.820 she would be treated like megan markle like a princess yes right um she gets no covers of any

00:49:33.380 magazines and and she gets treated and she doesn't even step out politically no you know she is

00:49:41.460 seemingly does not really agree with everything her husband does there's been some slight criticism of

00:49:48.260 him on occasion at least as far as certain policies go but she's been really the first lady can't

00:49:54.880 criticize the president's policy i'm not suggesting she should but what i'm saying is like

00:49:59.100 she's not like a but there's no reason for the other side to jump on her for that it's not like

00:50:03.520 she's coming out every day and being like build that wall build that wall like she's not that person

00:50:07.320 she's very reserved she's behind the scenes it would be an easy way for the media to give positive

00:50:12.520 coverage uh throw a bone to the white house positive coverage of melania and say she's wonderful

00:50:17.060 wonderful wonderful but we don't like donald trump but they can't even bring themselves to put a

00:50:20.980 supermodel on their magazines like that is just like they can't stand him so much they do these

00:50:28.200 things they always complain about they take what they view as the sins of the husband and put them

00:50:32.780 on the wife and they don't give her uh any positive coverage really at all right that is like pure

00:50:41.060 bias there's no reason this is one of the most famous people in the country and she gets uh no

00:50:48.380 positive media coverage now i also don't think she seeks it unlike michelle obama who wants to be on

00:50:54.260 the cover of every magazine i don't think that's what melania wants out of this i i don't i think

00:50:58.300 she she is she is very reserved and does not seem to want the spotlight in that way yeah where michelle

00:51:06.280 obama does but you know the michelle obama 73 approval rating goes away when she becomes a

00:51:12.040 candidate we need to remember that hillary clinton had an 80 approval rating when she was in when she was

00:51:16.500 secretary of state it goes away fast when you when you become as soon as you open your mouth yeah

00:51:21.080 when you become a candidate and all of a sudden you're a partisan political figure that's a totally

00:51:24.620 different world right so i don't know that she would cruise to the nomination or to the presidency

00:51:29.560 but she'd be uh she'd be a formidable candidate 888-727-BECK more in one minute

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00:52:40.280 pat and stew for glenn on the glennbeck program 888-727-BECK let's go to roger in new york

00:52:53.980 uh roger hi you're on the glennbeck program with pat and stew good morning guys happy thanksgiving

00:53:00.280 you too i think you guys are kind of missing the bigger picture about why obama is not going to

00:53:06.160 support biden when when biden was doing all this crazy you know illegal stuff or improper stuff with

00:53:13.760 ukraine it was all with the impression that hillary was going to come in afterwards and be the next

00:53:19.100 president when trump came in and won that threw everything up in the air if biden is the candidate

00:53:25.320 trump is going to latch onto this ukraine thing like a pit bull with a rag doll and it's going to

00:53:31.260 come out and out and as glenn has pointed out on all three of those amazing specials this is much more

00:53:38.160 than about joe biden they do not want to risk exposure of that whole thing so they cannot allow

00:53:44.900 biden to be the candidate they just can't this is a really interesting point because i think you know

00:53:50.620 from biden's perspective it's something he should be playing up he should be saying look trump's coming

00:53:55.200 after me and he started to do this a little bit over the past few weeks saying hey look i i was

00:54:01.060 targeted by the president he's afraid of me he's calling foreign leaders to try to ruin my campaign

00:54:05.500 this is something that biden from a political perspective should be playing up it doesn't apply

00:54:09.420 to obama obama is sees this as maybe something to be exposed from his legacy and there is something

00:54:17.340 there's something to that i think the other part of this that is not as much discussed is the other

00:54:22.380 side of this equation in ukraine went through the same type of transition from someone who was

00:54:28.240 a political power player and trading back and forth between the political parties to zelensky

00:54:33.900 who is a complete outsider probably arguably more of an outsider in ukraine than trump was in america

00:54:40.120 for winning the presidency or like trump is hosting reality shows he's a businessman this guy was just a

00:54:44.860 comedian right and a comedian wins the the white house equivalent and so now both sides of the sort

00:54:52.940 of establishment are unprotected yeah there's no one there to run interference anymore and i think this

00:54:59.620 is an interesting point i mean maybe obama doesn't want all this stuff to be exposed and doesn't want

00:55:04.300 biden to be the focus of this thing maybe yeah i although i think this goes back further than the

00:55:10.560 ukraine situation so i think this is an ongoing deal but uh that could be a big part of it larry in new

00:55:19.000 york you're on the glenbeck program hi thank you even though you guys just uh mentioned it i don't know

00:55:25.260 why people aren't taking michelle obama more seriously as a candidate in that her husband hasn't

00:55:31.300 endorsed anyone yet i don't know if he's waiting for her or not with this whole field of of clowns as

00:55:36.620 candidates and they are clowns who else is there who has a reasonable chance to beat donald trump

00:55:42.420 she would bring the black vote together the female vote together i don't know why she doesn't get more

00:55:47.600 consideration from everyone i listen to i think only because she's said multiple times she's not

00:55:52.720 interested and she's not running i mean a lot of people say that but we are now past the point

00:55:57.940 right where she she would be missing for example she would not be on the new hampshire ballot

00:56:03.120 right like i think at this point you're the only person who can really do this in a way

00:56:08.220 that's plausible at some level is bloomberg because of how much money he has i mean look you know you're

00:56:15.140 you're talking about you're pretty late to the party yeah you're you're missing you're missing early

00:56:20.200 state primaries yeah now i think if you want to talk about a situation and i think this is realistic

00:56:24.660 where joe biden wins the nomination and biden uh goes to the the convention does the speeches

00:56:35.480 blah blah blah and then something huge breaks that shows how corrupt he is or god forbid he has a

00:56:42.320 health issue or whatever the thing is and he has to step out of the race what do you do well uh if

00:56:47.720 he's named a vp you could go with that person potentially but if it's before that time you kind of

00:56:53.620 look at the the white knight sort of idea someone rides in on a horse to save the day you don't

00:56:59.020 necessarily want to pick that out of the existing field because those are people that the voters

00:57:02.600 already told you they didn't want right the voters already said we well we don't want elizabeth

00:57:07.360 warren you can't just put her in there we already she came in third place whatever the situation is

00:57:11.260 so likely you're going to come out of the field in that situation you know considering almost every

00:57:16.160 candidate in this race is 194 years old the possibility of of someone dropping out unexpectedly is is higher

00:57:23.220 than normal and so you could see in that situation we need someone who understands how to campaign

00:57:28.540 has done it before who are voters like they're all going to be excited about what about michelle

00:57:34.760 obama will she just step in and take the nomination and we'll do it'll be an open convention all the

00:57:39.840 delegates would vote for her she'd get the nomination i think without a question especially in that

00:57:43.580 scenario in an emergency scenario and then you have someone riding in with a 70 approval rating that

00:57:49.040 might be able to take this thing there is a there's a scenario there where i think she can win

00:57:53.640 at this point i mean i talked to i gave you the positive view of bloomberg earlier on the program

00:57:58.600 where there's a plausible idea because of the amount of money he can spend that he can be competitive in

00:58:04.340 those super tuesday states and then who knows what happens it's still a real long shot i mean you don't

00:58:09.460 want you don't want to try to win a campaign like i think for the most part they're stuck with who

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00:59:24.280 pat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK uh billoreilly.com had a pretty

00:59:45.200 interesting interview uh with somebody called um was it donald trump trump donald donald trump yeah

00:59:54.160 i guess uh uh uh selected president of the united states after he manipulated either the russian

01:00:00.920 choice right for president sorry we're doing our msnbc impression here um so trump was on with

01:00:08.140 o'reilly uh on billoreilly.com and uh i tell me if you if if if people are reading into this too much

01:00:16.840 is he basically throwing rudy under the bus here giuliani because i mean i do kind of feel like

01:00:23.660 end of the day there's a good chance this where this is where this ends the one like we have lots

01:00:29.860 of people on record saying um that this was an edict right that there was a quid pro quo for varying

01:00:37.560 circumstances and varying ways they learned about this and we can go over all that and we have

01:00:41.780 but everybody basically seems to say they got word of this from rudy giuliani yeah not from trump but

01:00:47.940 rudy giuliani yes and here's trump kind of putting a little it seems to be a little bit of a dividing

01:00:53.040 wall between himself and giuliani this is uh trump with uh bill o'reilly yesterday what was rudy

01:01:00.200 giuliani doing in ukraine on your behalf well you have to ask that to rudy but rudy i don't even know

01:01:06.540 i know he was going to go to ukraine and i think he canceled the trip rudy giuliani he's your personal

01:01:13.320 lawyer giuliani is your personal lawyer so you didn't direct him to go to ukraine to do anything

01:01:18.100 or put no i didn't direct him but he he he is a he is a warrior rudy's a warrior rudy went

01:01:24.660 he possibly saw something but you have to understand rudy has other people that he represents

01:01:29.400 oh my i mean oh my he just said he had nothing to do with rudy giuliani going to ukraine

01:01:39.380 so that's i mean it's a pretty strong man separation well now remember in the past

01:01:43.840 giuliani has said he was there at the direction of trump um which i don't i don't remember trump

01:01:50.320 disagreeing with but i don't remember him ever confirming it either so is this going to be kind

01:01:55.960 of the defense like look and as we've said a million times i don't think this is impeachable uh

01:02:00.300 it's not i'm not my view that this is an impeachable situation that being said the the the administration's

01:02:08.020 job here right is to uh politically to protect the president at all costs yeah now that you could

01:02:14.160 say a lot of people would say well that's not the right thing to do but i mean that's what the

01:02:17.620 political job to do is i mean do you believe that he didn't direct rudy giuliani to go to ukraine

01:02:23.520 hard to believe it's impossible again i'm going under the of course he sent rudy to to ukraine

01:02:28.880 i i'm going under the assumption here i view this entire thing as donald trump did want a quid pro

01:02:38.340 quo with this money there's a report in the new york times today that they're they're saying that

01:02:43.480 trump they did when they gave when they released the funds to ukraine it was after they had learned

01:02:49.420 about the whistleblower report yes so yes they've been saying that for a while well this was i guess

01:02:55.420 an additional confirmation then because it was it broke today in the times and look i don't people

01:03:01.100 keep saying well i don't agree with that and that didn't happen i don't care if it happened like to

01:03:05.240 me there is a question as to whether it was in for the good of the country or it was just his own

01:03:10.860 political benefit if it was his own political benefit then he should be impeached i don't think

01:03:14.700 that's what it was though i think there was more to it than that i think it was for the country and i

01:03:18.600 don't know why they won't say that yeah i don't know frankly i think it was for both i think he liked

01:03:22.880 the idea that it was biden you can do a quid pro quo all day long in the good of the country right

01:03:28.500 anytime you want we don't have to give them any aid right let alone 400 million dollars exactly so

01:03:35.560 we all and that's why i'm operating i don't care about this back and forth because i don't see it

01:03:42.300 as one of these things that is a problem if it's done for the good of the country we all know that it

01:03:46.120 happens all the time yes so when you look at this though i mean did it you may not have admitted to it

01:03:51.040 exactly you may not have legalistic proof that donald trump is on paper or on a recording saying

01:03:58.680 rudy you got to do this we're going to hold back the aid but i think if you look at the breadth of

01:04:03.320 evidence it's likely that this did occur or at least the impression was strongly given because

01:04:08.560 everyone even people who opposed the quid pro quo for for some reason was still doing it like you

01:04:14.860 know sondland is like opposed to it he's still going to ukraine and telling them yeah it's a quid pro

01:04:18.940 quote well why would he do that there's no he if he doesn't i mean he believes that that's the

01:04:24.100 directive whether it is or not right but i don't care if it's the directive if it's for the good of

01:04:28.940 the country and i think like that's the line they need to go to here though you can see a defense

01:04:34.960 developing of look rudy's just a renegade he's out there doing all sorts of crazy crap i have no

01:04:39.120 idea what it is that is it's not the it's not the day the thing you want to hear if you're rudy

01:04:43.700 giuliani i'll say that it's not it's not your favorite moment of this entire uh escapade it's

01:04:49.160 not the thing i wanted to hear as pat gray i don't get it yeah i i don't think that can you know that's

01:04:57.660 not gonna hold up that that just can't hold up it's too easy to disprove

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01:06:19.540 triple eight seven two seven beck it's pat and stew for glenn this week uh americans just so

01:06:49.340 stingy uh so pathetic like this uh you know this billionaire jeff bezos

01:06:53.980 hundred million dollars what's he ever done i don't know i don't know seriously i don't i mean

01:07:00.480 he shouldn't have the money he does shouldn't have it well billionaires shouldn't exist they shouldn't

01:07:05.100 exist they're evil you know what you get a lot of good outcomes when a government comes together and

01:07:09.820 says a certain group of people shouldn't exist always ends well always in every case right every case

01:07:15.780 can you think of any case where that hasn't i you're really testing me here i mean i'm sure

01:07:21.380 there may be one but i mean usually when a government comes together and say you know what

01:07:25.600 this group of people should not we should wipe them off the planet yeah that usually ends well it does

01:07:31.820 it does and i think it will with billionaires too oh i think so when you start dragging them out of

01:07:35.720 their offices and beating them to death in the street that'll won't that be great oh it will all be

01:07:39.740 all billionaires that so bezos gave a hundred million dollars to charity and that's uh selfish

01:07:47.540 i guess because he has more money than that and by the way he's donated more money than that to

01:07:53.800 charity it just happens to be this particular donation to homelessness was a hundred million

01:07:58.360 dollars the response from people is so incredible like uh this guy a whopping point zero nine percent

01:08:08.300 of his net worth thanks so much jeff unbelievable how much did you give yeah uh how generous of him

01:08:17.860 to donate less than what he makes in an hour which i don't i don't know that he makes a that would be

01:08:23.680 a really good hour that's a good hour billionaires are evil he could end homelessness if he wanted to

01:08:29.640 no no he couldn't uh homelessness involves a lot of mental illness and you know you can't buy people

01:08:36.160 out of it no what if you what if you spend a lot though you still can't really yeah yeah you could

01:08:42.880 spend a hundred trillion there'd still be homeless people really 200 trillion i don't know where you

01:08:48.020 get that from there's certainly never been any any well let's historic books that have discussed the

01:08:54.960 fact that there will always be poor people something called the bible i think it's related to michael

01:09:00.160 yeah yeah there's a bible out there that says there will always be the poor among us huh yeah

01:09:05.260 also we've kind of found that out our own selves with uh president johnson's great society uh and

01:09:12.480 23 trillion dollars spent in the war on poverty and still is there homelessness i think there's the

01:09:19.280 other is there poverty yeah yeah exactly the same amount there was percentage-wise in 1965

01:09:25.000 which is an embarrassing failure it is and we should point this out and it's not said enough

01:09:30.480 when you come down and you're making the the mount rushmore of the worst presidents in u.s

01:09:38.160 history lyndon johnson needs to be carved into the mountain he's one of the four for sure he he never

01:09:44.660 gets the credibility he deserves as one of the crappiest presidents i'm proud i'm doing it right now

01:09:50.160 first one we're carving right now yes you also got a carve a sculpture of fdr woodrow wilson woodrow

01:09:56.280 wilson and barack obama there's your four i think you think i think so fdr would you put fd i mean

01:10:02.140 fdr i guess i mean because you have the the war stuff you have all the all the government programs

01:10:10.880 that kept us in the great depression for 12 years rather than pulling out in a year or two like

01:10:15.120 everybody else did i'm not arguing he's a good president but i mean i i'm saying is he on the

01:10:19.460 the four because i think you got to have lyndon johnson on there here's the guy who's put all

01:10:23.300 the debt problems instead of fdr because obviously woodrow wilson do you also argue with barack obama

01:10:29.840 got to have woodrow wilson on there obama yeah i mean it feels like you need a contemporary you know

01:10:35.780 i mean he i guess i guess i put him i'm trying to think i mean what about andrew jackson maybe

01:10:42.040 probably because of his lies talked about and uh treatment of the native americans trail of tears

01:10:49.140 all of that yeah there's some i mean a good case could be made for andrew jackson i mean taft

01:10:53.600 couldn't even fit in a bathtub do you put him on there i think we might because he was a fat tub of

01:10:58.680 goo yeah i mean he was he was um overweight right and so i think that could be could be something i

01:11:07.420 don't know if you put taft up there you'd need another mountain like you'd have to have double

01:11:10.820 double the mountain space

01:11:12.260 it'd be like putting jeffy up there no you couldn't do that you can't do that no we have a look back at

01:11:20.880 the life of william howard taft all right just roll it i guess the glenbeck program presents

01:11:27.780 retrospective retrospective on today's episode william howard taft born in cincinnati ohio in 1857

01:11:37.160 grew up to become america's 27th president he died in 1930 he was overweight

01:11:46.640 this has been retrospective on the glenbeck program limited fact so that was the yeah that

01:11:55.160 was the one notable thing about it i guess he was overweight it's really the only thing anyone

01:12:01.760 ever says about taft it is i have no idea what his policies were uh i'm sure they were

01:12:07.120 you know wonderful for the time sure but i do know he was overweight yeah we do know that i mean

01:12:13.160 if you're redoing the actual mount rushmore i mean i think we're both putting coolidge up there

01:12:17.160 right for sure yeah which is definitely going up absolutely i mean reagan's going up coolidge

01:12:23.800 reagan for me i gotta have george washington gotta have washington and maybe jefferson i love i

01:12:30.680 love thomas jefferson uh but coolidge reg oh lincoln you gotta have lincoln there yeah it's hard

01:12:38.860 we've had a lot of good presidents yeah we have the really terrible ones we've had a decent amount of

01:12:43.760 i mean because like if you want to talk about like most ineffective presidents right like you could put

01:12:49.500 jimmy carter on that list easily oh yeah but like you don't think of him as like a real

01:12:54.140 upending our entire system because he didn't he was just really bad at his job yeah everything he

01:13:01.120 did sucked yeah but it wasn't like wilson who i mean you know the wilson policies we'd look back at

01:13:07.380 now and be like wow those are really conservative but he changed the whole fabric of the country

01:13:12.860 yeah right a lot of that was one of those things where you know he took a country that was going down

01:13:18.980 one path and jammed the whole country in reverse and went down another path where like someone like

01:13:24.680 johnson just accelerated us down that path so fast and people because you know look it came after the

01:13:31.040 kennedy thing there was a a feeling of he kind of just overlooked everything at that point i think

01:13:36.860 and the fact that you know johnson is responsible for you know a massive amount of our problems in this

01:13:43.380 country when it comes to debt massive is overlooked and not to mention the guy was a an incredible

01:13:48.640 racist and a jerk to almost everybody around and people will say well he signed the he signed the

01:13:54.480 bill he signed the civil rights bill yeah after opposing it for 20 years yeah he did finally because

01:14:01.060 he knew he had to by then he had to uh he was the stuff he said to the people around him including

01:14:08.620 constantly to african-americans i mean the guy yeah not a good guy absolute racist yeah uh you have to

01:14:15.260 put him in the conversation there for worst president of all time he also enmeshed us much

01:14:20.480 more deeply in vietnam which was a massive to me mistake uh you know it'd be nice if we could learn

01:14:27.780 from some of those mistakes now and stop getting involved in everybody else's problems uh that's a

01:14:33.300 good idea yeah it's a good idea um that that is uh it's it's fascinating to you that like you know

01:14:39.100 the republicans are the warmongers well it's nixon that got us out of there right

01:14:42.780 yeah you know it's right it is it makes sense the guy's doing diplomacy with china like you know

01:14:48.900 it is a weird the way this stuff you know the narratives change in such strange ways with this

01:14:55.080 stuff where republicans who fought for the only people who cared about civil rights for a hundred

01:15:01.740 years and the whole the whole time yeah the whole time and you know democrats are the ones i mean we go

01:15:08.820 back with this i mean you know de souza said this in his book and i i have no reason to i i have not

01:15:14.800 found evidence to the contrary that every single member of the kkk was a democrat all of them that's

01:15:23.480 what it was a democrat organization it was kind of the militant wing of the democrat party in fact

01:15:30.800 when you know in the in the in the early days of the clan does he claim that there was never i mean i

01:15:37.740 don't know if he says it about like i mean because they're what there's probably like 19 clan members

01:15:41.620 today i don't know what they are right like what is david duke i mean david duke is run as a both a

01:15:46.540 democrat and a republican right i think he has over the years yeah um you know certainly it's possible

01:15:51.120 now but i i believe that was his statement i remember him saying it on the air i was like really

01:15:54.840 is that true and he go i mean he went back and and and had i had a decent amount of backing on it

01:15:59.660 uh i haven't gone through every member's list that's an amazing but that's an incredible fact if

01:16:04.500 that's absolutely true that's amazing wow and we you know so we know all this and and somehow it

01:16:10.000 gets it gets twisted yeah that the republicans are the racist yeah they're the ones that hate

01:16:15.480 minorities no yeah and and we're it's interesting to see this has been one thing that has been

01:16:22.300 fascinating about the trump presidency and more and more recent parts of it specifically you know

01:16:27.780 since like the kanye west thing has gone on there's a poll that came out from rasmussen who you

01:16:32.860 know look it gives it has a lot of favorable polls for the president but says that's something like

01:16:36.840 34 percent of african americans are now supporting uh donald trump now if that number were to be true

01:16:43.440 we could just we could just cancel the election because trump will definitely win if that number

01:16:47.940 is true now i don't i will say i don't believe the numbers that high but i do believe it's increased

01:16:52.540 uh and you know this there is an effect we all know there's a reason why companies pay

01:16:58.900 billions of dollars every year to hire celebrities to talk about their products because it moves

01:17:04.880 people it makes people consider things they might not have considered before right if you see a new

01:17:11.620 like you know this happens all the time with uh you look at us weekly that is i don't even know

01:17:17.360 it exists anymore but that magazine us weekly and certainly a million different tmz type websites

01:17:21.900 they put the pictures of like here's random celebrity walking down the street you're like why would

01:17:27.620 anyone care what what this person looks like walking down the street as they're shopping

01:17:32.900 well i mean i i watched my wife read those stories and look at those pictures and she looks at every

01:17:38.140 little detail what bag are they carrying what shirt shoes are they wearing what sunglasses do they have

01:17:44.060 on and a lot of the times that stuff's just planted right like they're coming out of a specific store

01:17:48.740 there's some deal that they have going on celebrities do move people and purchases is are not the only

01:17:56.200 category for that and so when you have a guy like kanye west who's making the arguments that are

01:18:02.960 completely true i don't like i have no you know i'm not a kanye west guy you know he's i'm not his

01:18:10.000 target demo um but he is saying things that conservatives and you know dozens or hundreds of conservative

01:18:19.360 black uh individuals have called us over the years to say these things i'm sick of just being told

01:18:25.620 this is how i vote because of the color of my skin i am i'm an individual here and kanye just bringing

01:18:33.620 that argument to the table and convincing calling that out as racist as racist and can and at least

01:18:40.280 opening the minds of people who don't follow politics every day you know there's a lot of people who are

01:18:45.080 african-american and it's like i i believe the democrats have the right vision for me for whatever

01:18:48.680 reason even though i don't agree with it i but there's a lot of people just like there are in

01:18:52.520 every group who have no connection to politics and issues on a daily basis they watch the kardashians

01:18:59.940 well now the kardashians are hanging with donald trump and the other guy in the kardashians is

01:19:04.480 hanging out with donald trump and he's saying you know what maybe you guys should consider

01:19:08.460 at least looking at a different option we've tried all this crap for a hundred years it's not working

01:19:13.360 out all that well for us and now we have the lowest unemployment we've ever seen for african-americans

01:19:18.180 why don't we i don't know why don't we like entertain this a little bit so i do think there

01:19:23.180 is a bump there uh that is that's real and when that can be challenged when it can be the counter

01:19:29.980 culture way you know uh when when the cool thing to do is to question the you know the thing everyone

01:19:36.820 else is doing that's what it used to be right like when you're growing up you see what your parents

01:19:41.260 did you're like i don't want to do that i want to do this you know i want to go the other way

01:19:44.620 everyone's saying i should do this i want to do that and that for whatever reason has not crossed

01:19:49.340 over in in uh with the democrats and younger voters and black voters and to some level of hispanic

01:19:55.620 voters uh that if that can be overturned and people can say just giving a chance you don't have to agree

01:20:03.700 but give a chance to the idea that maybe freedom's the best way for you to go maybe you having your

01:20:07.660 own money is the best way for you to go maybe not going to the government for so many things

01:20:12.180 is a better approach if that can get out there there's no reason that can't connect with every

01:20:17.520 group it's very human you know not wanting someone in your way having an opportunity to control your

01:20:23.820 own destiny is very human and i think any group would like that but it's just it's got such a crappy

01:20:30.300 brand name on it right now yeah it's hard to convince others but i mean someone like kanya west can

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01:22:02.340 888-727-BECK we can't afford to fail new u un report is forecasting potentially catastrophic warming

01:22:22.420 stew oh my gosh i don't know when you're gonna break down and admit this is happening it's on

01:22:28.060 it's on like donkey kong uh catastrophic 3.4 to 3.9 degrees uh celsius oh my goodness by 2100

01:22:36.860 what do you have to say to that oh my goodness yeah that's what i have to say about it because

01:22:42.800 i don't know how much that is there's no way to tell because it's a metric measurement it could be

01:22:48.000 600 degrees could be a one degree i don't know there's no way to tell i wish there were there you

01:22:54.440 could just easily convert it uh it is amazing though because their new thing is now look we

01:23:00.280 have to take even more drastic measures yes up to you know the whole paris accord was nothing now

01:23:05.720 the paris agreement was is a joke we got to go way further than that uh and it's like

01:23:10.720 how can we keep falling for this nonsense it it you if the plan they were just recommending

01:23:19.460 is not even close to adequate now why would we believe them on their next plan and not not even

01:23:26.060 close to being abided by either by anybody nobody's doing it nobody's abiding by it dude china's building

01:23:31.600 new coal plants all the time it just it's a joke it's a joke and you know they keep going down the

01:23:37.920 same road i don't know that anyone i don't know that anyone is reacting to it anymore i mean i think

01:23:42.900 people at this point are just throwing their hands up just like guys leave me alone oh i hope so i hope

01:23:46.960 you're right 888-727-BEZK more patents too for glenn coming up

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01:24:02.640 all i can say is i didn't land on plymouth rock plymouth rock landed on me that's all i can say

01:24:20.600 okay in this country that's what happened really yeah plymouth rock landed on me

01:24:25.960 you uh would you like to explain any further no this doesn't doesn't make sense per se

01:24:33.100 it really doesn't no no it is something that people say it is something people say uh especially

01:24:39.120 uh uh irritable immigrants uh who are illegally in this country um and that's sometimes how they can

01:24:48.920 justify their yes illegal entry into our country that's different perspectives from around the world

01:24:55.120 pat i was reading this article about you from the root about pete buddhage that kind of made a big

01:25:01.100 splash um about how he was calling buddhage a liar because he was like targeting black people and how

01:25:07.680 they didn't care about education or something and like you read the quote from buddhage and like it's

01:25:11.520 clear what he's saying like it's he's basically saying like you know like we need to make sure that

01:25:15.660 you know that it's an important thing for everybody and it affects every like it's very like a very

01:25:21.360 vanilla boring statement but it turns into this big thing and buddhage is calling him and apologizing

01:25:27.340 and it's like oh i i can't even take it i can't take it

01:25:31.260 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program

01:25:51.480 pat and stew for glenn triple eight seven two seven beck hope you have a really

01:25:56.180 happy thanksgiving and a great thanksgiving weekend uh coming up a lot of football to enjoy

01:26:02.100 um although i don't i don't really know what the games are this weekend who do you probably know who

01:26:08.560 the eagles are playing right uh well of course the very difficult miami dolphins are on the schedule

01:26:14.640 that's a tough one they won two games this year you know eagles lose this one it's going to be uh

01:26:19.700 oh that's over it's a dark time uh but no they of course that we have the traditional games tomorrow

01:26:24.220 with uh dallas and detroit uh playing dallas playing the bills yeah which is gonna be that's

01:26:29.300 a really good game more on trivia picks dallas oh really yes and that's on your podcast right now

01:26:33.460 people can listen to that after this program ends you can of course go listen to more on trivia with

01:26:38.380 pat gray unleashed uh happens every every friday normally but of course this week it was a very

01:26:44.360 special wednesday edition it is uh and then uh detroit is playing as well and then i can't remember what

01:26:51.680 the night game is weird because uh detroit and dallas always play no matter if they're good or

01:26:55.500 bad or anybody cares i i guess they will always care about dallas because they seem to have a national

01:27:00.420 brand but detroit uh when was the last time they were relevant it's been it's been a while and yet

01:27:08.700 they still get the thanksgiving game it's tradition it's kind of weird i would it would be weird to

01:27:14.020 not watch a lions game on thanksgiving i'd be okay with not watching i don't know i'm used to it

01:27:18.860 really would there's a lot of years where they would go two and 14 but they'd play like one good

01:27:23.400 game on thanksgiving and they just inexplicably be competitive that one week i don't know how that

01:27:29.180 happens but so yeah that's part of that's part of the tradition of uh of thanksgiving you're gonna

01:27:33.860 stuff your face with with all sorts of food and the sides of the are the are the star here and you

01:27:38.520 can come fight me about this if you want but the bottom line is well the sides of the star because

01:27:42.860 you have no protein loaf or whatever it is for dinner i'm not saying i have a traditional

01:27:49.680 thanksgiving anymore i'll grant you this but even back in the day turkey was never the good part of

01:27:54.520 that meal no turkeys it's it's turkey's okay it's a it's a plate filler it's just okay it's a plate

01:27:59.360 filler yeah the stars are that you got the mashed potatoes going on you got the stuffing going on

01:28:04.100 the rolls the roll the gravy the gravy yeah dipping the rolls in the gravy once the roll has

01:28:11.240 been adequately buttered up do you have one weird food that you add to this because i now every

01:28:16.780 single thanksgiving have mac and cheese in some form oh do you it's part of it it's now part of

01:28:21.100 the traditional thanksgiving dinner i like mac and cheese who and it should be the part of every

01:28:25.060 dinner i would argue it's probably the star of the dinner isn't it it is there's nothing it's never a

01:28:30.120 bad decision awesome except when when you have a heart attack after doing it for three or four days

01:28:34.300 in a row right but other than that it's never a bad decision to have mac and cheese it's just so

01:28:38.980 freaking good it is and yes that is now part of my thanksgiving every year gotta have mac and cheese

01:28:46.060 so but you guys are doing a restaurant thing this year right so there's no leftovers

01:28:49.720 yeah it's a little bit kind of it's unfortunate downside of it yeah my uncle who's the greatest guy in

01:28:56.800 the world he's a former police officer but he's been in the hospital for gosh coming up on six

01:29:03.100 months now um from cancer yeah he's he's fighting it hard and he's been moved around a bunch of times

01:29:08.620 and we're really praying for him to to uh to be back by christmas is the hope um but he um he

01:29:17.500 he and his his wife my aunt that's where they we've hosted thanksgiving for like the last thousand

01:29:23.360 years like everyone i can i can remember it's always here or is yeah they moved down here a

01:29:28.100 few years ago we used to go back up to new york where they lived for a very long time and we

01:29:31.320 always there there my grandparents were right next door so that was like the traditional place where

01:29:35.900 we had it so this year it's kind of like well you know we're not going to kind of do that this year

01:29:39.260 because of uh unfortunate circumstances but uh we'll just go to a nice restaurant i'm hoping it's

01:29:46.520 going to be very christmas story-esque where there's going to have a goose out on the table and

01:29:49.560 they're just going to decapitate it in front of all my children that's what i assume happens at

01:29:53.380 restaurants on thanksgiving yeah i'm pretty sure it does but no cleanup i mean that's kind of nice

01:29:58.500 that is nice no cleanup no leftovers but no cleanup though i could just order too much food yes and just

01:30:04.520 bring it home yeah you could there's nothing stopping me that's the thing about being an adult

01:30:09.200 you don't realize what you want yeah sometimes my kids will ask me for you know like they want a

01:30:13.820 snack or something i think to myself i can just have a snack whenever i want no one no you don't have to

01:30:18.360 ask anybody and if you look at me you say he does have snacks whenever he wants yeah and i will grant

01:30:23.280 you it doesn't always have good outcomes but it is a nice thing to realize about your life it is

01:30:27.120 there's that moment where you're like you know what i could just i could just do that i could just eat

01:30:30.380 that thing yeah a piece of candy i could just eat it you know what you know what one thing i always

01:30:34.300 have to my house sugary cereals because i never had sugary cereals when i was a kid so now there's

01:30:38.980 always like some crazy you know captain crunch variety in my in my cup in my little pantry thing there

01:30:46.040 there's oh it's always in there i love captain crunch although it tears up the roof of your

01:30:50.400 mouth i still love it it brutalizes your mouth i still love it and look the guy i don't know what

01:30:55.680 he's good at i mean he may be a great military captain but he is you know he's terrible at making

01:31:01.680 cereal he made that entire line of cereals that was just berries yeah and it still says oops all berries

01:31:07.940 30 years later it's like just okay we got it is that you had a problem right okay fix it just fix

01:31:14.420 it you know this is not hard if you've had plenty of time to fix the oops in the oops all berries

01:31:21.140 right put some other kinds of cereal in there that were supposed to be there i don't know what you

01:31:26.300 intended to do you're going for and or or just say you know what look it was oops all berries

01:31:32.380 we realized people like it so now it's just all berries thank you too yes cross out the oops

01:31:38.700 we're not doing this by mistake anymore okay we know what we're doing now exactly because i'm

01:31:43.660 starting to wonder about your other cereals now if you can't get this one right after 30 years

01:31:47.440 yeah i mean oops a little poison what is that your next cereal i'm concerned when is the captain drunk

01:31:55.920 as he's making these cereals he's got to be because drunk or on opioids i don't know it's possible

01:32:02.900 yeah it's possible i don't i don't want to think that way but i think it might be true i think so

01:32:07.380 and these things happen by the way you know like the um uh the fiery uh cheetos you know the flaming

01:32:14.040 hot cheetos yeah were kind of a mistake they were yeah they had um it was a there's there's actually

01:32:20.360 a movie coming out about this actually making a feature like a legit feature release movie about

01:32:26.440 the story of flaming hot cheetos really yeah because i'm gonna butcher it a little bit but the basic

01:32:32.380 story was they had a bunch of like non cheeto dusted cheetos for some reason an excess uh i don't

01:32:41.600 remember the reason why and so a guy who worked at the plant who was like a mid-level guy um he decided

01:32:48.800 to take home the non-flavored cheetos and dusted them with some fiery sauce that i guess because he

01:32:54.460 came from like i want to say it might have been a cuban background or something where he had these spices

01:32:58.840 that they used on other foods and he decided to kind of dump them on the cheetos and was like these

01:33:02.140 are fantastic brought them in people liked them cheetos just started making them and now they're

01:33:06.740 like one of their most popular varieties well and now he like runs the company or something like that

01:33:10.860 that's my that's my vision of the story probably the truth something very different but that's how i

01:33:16.000 understand that story it is something like that good story though yeah it's kind of cool right i like

01:33:20.100 that you know and he's he's like a he was turned into a real big wig at the company i mean he was uh

01:33:25.720 you know running a giant chunk of it in some way which is great and i gotta say like i don't mind

01:33:32.600 a spicy cheeto i just want them to be more cheesy the this the flaming hot cheeto does does not seem

01:33:38.340 to have any cheese dust on it it just seems to be spicy dust and that's not okay no that is not in

01:33:43.700 my mind no you need cheese you gotta have cheese gotta have the cheese yeah so i don't know i mean i

01:33:48.660 be between the the drunk captain with the oops all berries for 30 years or whatever it's been yeah

01:33:54.640 i mean you know you look at a company like bluebell here in in texas oops we we produced listeria in

01:34:00.640 our ice cream

01:34:01.520 oops listeria you see that would have been a much better marketing they just put it out with an

01:34:08.480 oops oops listeria listeria uh well they corrected it right it took them a couple of years or maybe a

01:34:15.880 year but they finally correct it and then they stopped doing the listeria yeah i mean these companies

01:34:21.580 just don't i mean they should just start doing that like with uh i mean jack in the box had those

01:34:25.520 issues back in the day everybody oops salmonella right oops a dash of salmonella what are you gonna

01:34:32.740 do yes you know with tylenol oops a little cyanide it happens so you know if you just correct it i don't

01:34:41.880 know if that's legal but my assumption is if you put out a product and you say oops and say the poison

01:34:47.100 that's it you're cool i think you are i can't you can't get in trouble for that no you can't

01:34:53.460 because you told him going in oops we made a mistake here there's poison in this food

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01:36:03.660 what do you think about something like uh the boeing 737 max oops bad sensor just put it on the side of

01:36:17.040 the plane it could have saved themselves a lot of trouble if they would have done that but they

01:36:21.100 didn't no they didn't no that's their own fault yeah you know the captain figured this out a long

01:36:25.540 time ago all right 888-727-BECK let's go to here in texas uh you're on the glenbeck program with

01:36:33.700 pat and stew hey guys hey happy thanksgiving um first i want to say stew i really appreciate your

01:36:41.900 points of view it's very rare that somebody gets me to think about things in a different perspective

01:36:47.980 and so i just i just want to say i really appreciate it you're the greatest american on this uh in this

01:36:54.340 country you should know that yeah well and i also know that you're like you know uh a canadian

01:37:00.260 sports hero right yeah canadian sports celebrity of course yes yes celebrity yeah okay okay so but

01:37:05.660 anyway i'm calling because i have a very important point might seem silly at first but it's very valid

01:37:12.160 and i'm going to back it up we will not see a president buddhij and here's why his name that's it

01:37:19.940 his name period that's some expert analysis right there if you look at the history of all of our

01:37:26.920 presidents none of them have have you know crazy outlandish weird names the only one that is the

01:37:35.180 exception is obama and he has one big thing going for him that was he was black and i can say that

01:37:41.700 because i'm black so so i think that you will not see he might win the nomination but he's not going

01:37:49.340 to be president because nobody is going to want to say president buddhij over and over and over again

01:37:56.800 i mean just think about it we've had garfields we've had jackson johnson andrews they're all normal

01:38:04.680 names they're all yeah you know that's just how you knew instantly that john hickenlooper was not going

01:38:09.520 to win the nomination that was not going to happen because it can't happen that's that's an

01:38:15.100 interesting point i remember someone very early on saying uh and it was a sort of a i would say a

01:38:19.940 criticism of the united states and voters in general and they said look this country's basically way too

01:38:28.900 racist to elect a guy whose last name is one letter away from osama and his middle name is hussein

01:38:38.740 like this country's way too racist to vote that guy into office and we saw how that turned out

01:38:44.360 right and they were completely wrong on that yeah um you're right the buddha judge thing is it was it

01:38:49.680 takes a while for people to uh to figure out how to say it uh it takes a while to kind of get it to

01:38:56.020 roll off the tongue a little bit i don't know if that prevents it but it is you're right there's not

01:39:00.140 a lot of examples to the contrary but yeah personally i like calling him booty gig i think that sounds

01:39:05.440 better it's more fun it's more fun all right thank you very much appreciate the phone call

01:39:10.760 uh marco in ohio you're on the blaze uh or the glenn beck program on the blaze hey guys thanks for

01:39:17.780 having me on make sure you say hi to glenn for me when he comes back will do uh hey i have uh oh i

01:39:24.900 also love captain crunch but hate the uh the rough roof of the mouth too right it destroys it yeah

01:39:30.500 i have uh top five uh real quick i'll go over of my theories uh trump and bloomberg and maybe besos i

01:39:39.940 think they're so independent you know like trump's really not a republican as much as he is an

01:39:45.060 independent which has caused the big stirrup and i think that the inside deep state does not want

01:39:50.880 an independent they want someone they can control uh then there's obama's distancing himself away from

01:39:57.140 biden because of the corruption connection also he probably started noticing the absent-mindedness

01:40:03.440 and the quid pro quo stuff he doesn't want to be associated with but michelle i don't think she has

01:40:09.840 the personality to handle the pressure i think that she's exposed herself in the past of being very strong

01:40:17.080 voiced uh and i think she'd get have a very short temper and i think it would start to show if she

01:40:23.080 started running and being in the public eye um warren uh her support supporters never listened

01:40:29.800 to the conservatives for four or three years in a row uh nothing is free we kept telling them now she

01:40:36.020 states how much this is going to cost and all of a sudden the light bulb goes on with her supporters

01:40:40.520 and they start backing off like is known as the 14 percent drop um impeachment is nothing more

01:40:49.580 than democrats way of using taxpayers money for free smear campaign they're using our money just

01:40:57.140 to smear him to try to gain voters it's dnc is in debt they have no money so i think this is just a

01:41:05.100 way of using government money to try to affect the election and it's it's interesting quickly before

01:41:11.000 you go off of that one it's unclear what the effect of this is i mean it really could go either way i think

01:41:16.860 there's a strong argument to be made uh that you know the branding of impeachment is is a real negative

01:41:23.320 for the president politically even if he gets uh the senate does not remove him which i'm sure they

01:41:28.080 will not but it's still they're going to be able to say he was impeached over and over again and

01:41:32.040 there's never been a president in american history who's tried to go through an election with the

01:41:36.220 branding of impeachment on them that's never happened in american history so we don't know where that goes

01:41:41.100 on the other side there's a good chance there's a good argument to say trump goes through this

01:41:46.240 gets impeached in what looks like an absolutely rushed partisan process and comes out the other

01:41:51.080 side and says i survived this thing i'm stronger than ever and the american people see you know what

01:41:56.140 they're not even serious on the other side this guy is fought through every one of their attacks

01:42:00.780 and we're going to reward him for it like we it really it could go either way here and the democrats

01:42:07.040 are really rolling the dice with us they really are what's your last uh last quick point well if it

01:42:12.440 goes that far he's going to expose all the corruption it's just going to get more exposure

01:42:16.360 of that um my last thought was uh i think rudy was told by trump to go find the corruption

01:42:22.400 all the connections and i think that he's working uh independently uh my assumption that uh he's

01:42:30.600 following the trail and it took him to places like ukraine uh so he's on his own and pursuing this

01:42:38.340 uh i i you know that's a question but i think by saying go where your nose leads you is also saying

01:42:46.460 i support you yeah yeah you want to go to korean uh ukraine go ahead and go to ukraine so yeah yeah

01:42:52.980 i i say he's half independent and half trump saying i got your back go where you gotta go appreciate

01:42:59.880 it thanks a lot marco i hope that's right uh otherwise i could lead to some trouble i fear with what

01:43:05.260 he just said to uh to bill o'reilly 888-727-BECK

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01:44:13.960 patent stew for glenn on the glenbeck program 888-727-BECK uh josh in pennsylvania hi you're on

01:44:31.440 the glenbeck program hey guys thanks for thanks for taking the call i have two points you know the

01:44:36.240 first one as far as you know impeaching trump you know and and foreign diplomacy isn't that what a

01:44:41.680 quote pro quote is you know we give you money to influence you know to expand american influence

01:44:48.160 um in return you know it's i don't know what what else it could be you know uh whenever you give

01:44:55.840 money to a foreign country you ask them to do something isn't that yes you know what foreign

01:44:59.840 diplomacy is yes it just can't be for political gain that's all and and i don't i don't think this was i

01:45:05.580 think it was in the national interest and i but i don't know why they're not playing that hand

01:45:09.120 they don't seem to be uh but they they certainly could and i think should because i really believe

01:45:14.920 it's in the national interest to root out any corruption that was coming especially that was

01:45:19.500 coming from our side uh let us know what what happened here if you guys think this was really

01:45:24.320 corrupt uh we'd appreciate your help on that because we want to root it out that's not too much

01:45:29.720 to ask um but uh if he's impeached over it i i think it's going to be because he hasn't said

01:45:38.240 this was in the national interest this was not political this was national interest why won't

01:45:43.820 they say that and and i don't know my my big question is you know peter switzer and greg jarrett

01:45:48.760 and glenn and and even sean hannity they've made such a strong case that they're going after the

01:45:54.320 president with with literally no evidence and you know the evidence is piling up on the inverse

01:45:59.080 where the democrats have gone out after him illegally you know how how are they going to

01:46:03.800 be held accountable i mean it's almost like we know all of this stuff has happened we know they're

01:46:07.780 they're investigating him they're changing the fights applications when or how are these guys

01:46:12.700 going to be held accountable for going after the president with literally nothing it's a good

01:46:17.060 question well i would say in november right in november of 2020 is when they need to be held

01:46:21.580 responsible just like if you think trump did something bad here that's when he should be held

01:46:26.180 responsible we should have yes i want to vote on impeachment you should have a vote on impeachment

01:46:31.280 everyone should the impeachment is hey he's going to be removed in a year if you think he's doing a

01:46:37.040 crappy job and if if look i know there's just millions of voters out there that vote are single

01:46:42.960 issue ukraine corruption voters so uh if that's you i can understand where you're going on this thing

01:46:49.380 but i mean the i the the idea that they have to remove this guy from office in the middle of a

01:46:54.260 campaign it's so blatantly partisan and nonsensical that i don't think the american people will will

01:47:02.080 will reward it i don't think that at the end of the day they're going to say this is the right way

01:47:07.640 the thing that the type of behavior we want more of in this country you're listening to glenn beck

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01:48:54.940 pat and stew uh for glenn of the glenn beck program joined now uh by jeff fisher yeah hello

01:49:01.660 uh jeffy hello how you doing uh good i take a little issue with you before we uh get into the

01:49:07.580 real reason i'm here but uh michael bloomberg uh who's now announced that he's running for president

01:49:13.100 he's in the presidential campaign you were saying that he is uh you know less than well i said he has

01:49:20.300 all the charisma of a bathroom bowl brush and i i think that was an exaggeration he has about half

01:49:24.880 the charisma of a bathroom bowl brush i don't know maybe you didn't see his uh uh announcement

01:49:29.880 speech in norfolk no i think i missed that i have a clip of the end of it oh uh that will show you

01:49:35.520 just how uh how wrong you are okay uh the fire that's in the belly of michael bloomberg

01:49:42.240 but more than plans i offer the leadership to turn plans into reality to roll up my sleeves to

01:49:49.760 motivate our country to unite and rebuild america and make it fairer and better fair i'm ready to get

01:49:56.420 to work so let's get it on i stand correct so i stand correct there is charisma dripping out of that

01:50:03.460 guy it's shooting out of him he's talking about fire he is en fuego yeah practically burst into

01:50:12.000 flame he's so on fire wow he's not good he's electric he's not good at all they don't have

01:50:17.920 a good candidate they really don't they don't have one like because i when even like the the

01:50:23.260 republican race there was a bunch of good candidates but like there were people who were never really

01:50:28.140 even made a uh a serious challenge like a guy like marco rubio who was you know in fourth fifth

01:50:33.700 place but like you could see he was a good candidate right whether you like his policies or not we

01:50:38.440 counted like seven or eight yeah they were pretty good that you were pretty decent they don't really

01:50:43.340 have any maybe buddha judge is a good candidate yeah maybe you know i don't know if there's anyone else

01:50:48.840 i don't know if there's anybody else in that field that's a good candidate forget the policies i'm just

01:50:54.060 saying just purely on politics is there another i mean you want to like tulsi but yeah i mean tulsi has

01:51:00.980 you know there's something there but it's not a lot i mean some people like cory booker i'll never

01:51:06.020 understand it they don't have anybody who has a chance to win that's the thing because gabbard

01:51:10.540 yeah is likable and buddha judge is likable i guess i mean you know none of them have a chance to win

01:51:15.760 the nomination yes or you mean yes trump let alone yeah oh they can't beat trump but they don't have i

01:51:22.020 don't think they have a shot at the nomination like buddha judge you think he's gonna win the

01:51:25.320 nomination i mean he's got a shot at it now i would say but i mean he i don't probably not yeah it's

01:51:31.020 still hard for me to believe that the mayor of south bend indiana is gonna go directly to the

01:51:34.960 presidency that does seem like quite a step yes it sure does uh but it's possible and i don't think

01:51:39.620 we should dismiss the idea that none of these people can beat trump you get into a one-on-one

01:51:43.480 situation anything can happen and you know a downturn in the economy in august and this thing

01:51:51.400 is going to be impossible for trump to win like this there are a lot of factors here but the economy

01:51:57.160 is perfect it's pretty good right now it's terrific there's there's never been a better economy in the

01:52:03.120 history of the world this is the greatest economy there's ever been so i can't imagine a downturn

01:52:07.880 there's not a single person right now that's unemployed no everybody's everybody's employed

01:52:12.000 uh unemployment's at its lowest rate for everybody everywhere i will say the strength of the economy

01:52:17.600 is is best personified in this room that jeffy has a job it's a good point jeffy has a job yeah

01:52:23.920 yeah how can this must we're over employed in this country like we have too many jobs in fact i'm

01:52:29.280 looking for more work really i'm looking for more work i was excited uh yesterday when you did your

01:52:34.560 story on the cameo website where people uh you know you're able to uh be asked to do things for

01:52:41.420 people on video from cameo now this isn't different than your websites where the same type of thing

01:52:45.780 happens but it's a little yeah the requests are different the requests are different the requests

01:52:50.000 are different although i mean maybe they are not this is like where you would typically have

01:52:55.980 have somebody wish someone else a happy birthday right that's what you would think hey congratulations

01:53:00.800 on graduating college right like there's little and they're from celebrities like someone from

01:53:04.880 there's a couple people from the office stanley from the office is on there you can just pay him a

01:53:08.560 couple hundred bucks and he'll say hey i'm stanley from the office whatever my actual name is and

01:53:14.460 please you know like have a good day or whatever right i hope your breakfast was delicious

01:53:19.200 whatever the anniversary exactly right now the reason we talked about this yesterday is different

01:53:24.040 right because you had your boy who's doing the breakup yeah mark mcgrath do we have a clip of

01:53:28.200 this real quick uh this is mark mcgrath on this uh app cameo from yesterday what's up brayden it is

01:53:34.660 mark mcgrath from the band sugar ray off the charts but always in your hearts and this cameo was booked

01:53:44.380 by cheyenne and she wants you to know a few things and this is a little difficult for me to say because

01:53:49.780 it's the first one of these i've done but she wants you to know that you mean a lot to her you

01:53:56.120 mean the world to her but she's having difficulty staying in this long distance relationship but

01:54:02.760 again you mean the world yeah i'm trying to watch around anymore i've been with my wife a long time

01:54:07.880 right so anyway you get the point you get the point it's mark mcgrath breaking up with a boyfriend

01:54:12.320 don't get me wrong you mean the world it's just she doesn't you want to be see you again in life

01:54:20.160 right but after life maybe probably not no but maybe but i'm thinking that is a great idea because

01:54:26.680 a lot of people don't want to do that yeah a lot of people don't want to be the person that tells

01:54:30.040 you things like so if you have something like i'm willing this is what i'm willing to do on cameo

01:54:33.420 what are you willing to do i i i did i'm not up on cameo yet i applied and they haven't got back to

01:54:39.020 me yet wait are you so oh my god but you're willing to break up with people wait hold on one

01:54:43.400 second this we need to explore this a little bit is cameo telling you you're not big enough a

01:54:47.600 big enough celebrity haven't got back to me like they won't go sub screech level celebrities and

01:54:52.440 that's where you you exist down there how dare you is that what's happening here no they just

01:54:58.040 haven't got there's an approval process yes and that process is so do you set your own price

01:55:02.560 or do they set it for you you do set your own price okay so you're gonna ask for what a dollar

01:55:07.200 dollar 50 something like that i'm thinking what 50 50 50 bucks 50 bucks okay okay 40 i frankly

01:55:17.780 wouldn't do it for less than 100 but we're talking about you now what will you take seriously what's

01:55:23.920 it gonna take well it just depends see as i was thinking that i'm if i'm willing to do if you if

01:55:28.360 there's a sickness you want to don't want to tell anybody about okay i'll tell them you know grandma's

01:55:33.000 sex divorces addictions okay breakups are easy i mean you saw how easy that is deaths you don't

01:55:41.540 want to tell people somebody died you're willing to do hey your loved one died oh you know like

01:55:47.500 divorces or affairs okay let's let's because this is interesting do a little commercial for your

01:55:54.080 service here like if someone if you wanted to tell your your husband about an affair and you go to

01:56:00.220 jeffy's cameo page and you book that what does that what does that look like give me a give me

01:56:04.120 a version of that hey stew hey you asked i guess hey stew this is uh jeffy you know just above screech

01:56:14.560 level and uh your wife wanted me to let you know that she loves you very much okay uh lisa wanted me

01:56:19.620 to let you know that she loves you very much that's that's nice and she still wants to be together with

01:56:23.520 you oh that's great she still wants to be with you that's great but why would she be why would

01:56:27.200 she be confirming that but she wanted to let you know that she had an affair with the bug guy

01:56:31.240 the bug guy the guy that comes over and and uh she just wanted to let you know that you know if

01:56:36.160 word got out that it did happen but she still loves you very much are you sure it wasn't peter struck

01:56:41.160 different lisa page oh oh okay i gotta say that was much easier taking from you than it would have

01:56:47.940 been that's what i think that's what i mean it seemed fun from yeah he's like i actually made it seem

01:56:52.760 fun i would totally pay 50 bucks for that i think i pay you 50 bucks for that thank you yeah

01:56:57.480 that's really good i'm for it if you just good little stuff little stuff the divorce would be hard

01:57:02.440 but you know i used to yeah this is jeffy hi well i'm not really talking to your video but okay

01:57:09.180 and uh lisa wanted me to again lisa wanted me to send you a message okay here on cameo it's not

01:57:16.600 the bug guy she likes peter a little more than she thought she did it happens i'm not very likable

01:57:23.640 so i don't blame her for this and uh so she just wanted to let you know that uh your stuff is out

01:57:27.940 in the front lawn uh when you come home today so you need to pick it up and uh yeah she wants a

01:57:32.580 divorce wow that was a little harder to take yeah i felt that too i have to imagine actually hearing

01:57:40.020 that from your wife would be more difficult than from just this guy who's up screech level some of us

01:57:45.460 this is a really good idea that's thank you it softens the blow what about let me present this

01:57:51.160 to you as an option now because you know look i i you know we're human i'm an individual i only

01:57:56.300 have so much money to spend but like a big company like a big company that let's just say

01:58:02.060 you know you're you're boeing you get the 737 max it's had some issues it has wants to inform

01:58:09.060 some people who may whose relatives may have been on that plane who would that be tough how does that

01:58:14.620 how does something like that go that would be really hard hey stew

01:58:17.880 these all start with hey stew yeah yeah these these do yeah all right oh let's go back to the

01:58:28.920 beginning hey stew yes um let's jeff here jeffy you know you know me just above screech

01:58:34.900 i didn't never said above screech let's be clear about this no you said below

01:58:39.240 screech i said below screech yeah but i'm not doing that okay uh you had it's been a problem

01:58:45.980 this has been a problem yeah uh remember when you're flying your dog back home and your dog was

01:58:54.560 on the 737 max yeah it's a brand new plane it's it's like all the best technology it didn't make it

01:58:59.760 so you're not gonna see your dog anymore no wow that didn't seem as gentle as it could have been

01:59:07.020 no isn't it it would need to be slightly improved but i mean you could get like 100 grand for about

01:59:11.880 from boeing to do that i'm absolutely right yes and people email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com

01:59:18.780 the thing about you too is like people already have disdain for you so they don't like they're not

01:59:26.480 going to necessarily transfer that to the company they're just going to add more hatred to you and

01:59:32.080 your profile which is not going to affect you you're already you're already in that boeing's already

01:59:36.000 give me 100 grand right you don't care i'm sorry you got more money and you're just hated as as much

01:59:40.580 as you were before maybe a little more but then are you even going to notice that probably not you

01:59:45.840 know i'm not noticing at all i don't care this is a good business for you this is a good business

01:59:50.040 for you so you're gonna are you really going to go up on cameo yeah i mean i'm assuming that

01:59:55.860 they're going to allow me yeah i don't you do need some notoriety it's not just notorious

02:00:01.680 you need to actually have some notoriety well i mean thanks to you i am an expert on rape

02:00:07.700 that's so uh you know i think i just may want to give a little context to that

02:00:14.480 if you do search by the way this is this is true if you search for jeffy's name and you get past the

02:00:21.300 mentions of the former tennessee titans coach and rams coach okay you will get to jeffy and you

02:00:26.660 will eventually world wonderful world of stew yeah wonderful world stew in which he played a

02:00:30.660 role a little too well in my opinion uh as a rape expert and now the name jeff fisher rape expert is

02:00:39.640 all over the internet and i don't know that that's necessarily again good for your profile but is it

02:00:45.080 worse than the way people think about you already i don't know no i don't know and it looks at if it

02:00:49.220 ups my cameo profile for boeing to drop 100 grand for me to tell people bad things i'm all for it

02:00:54.820 all right i'm gonna sign up i i ain't gonna have you break all the bad news in my life from now on

02:00:58.580 i'm good with it thank you no problem i'm here for you i'm not paying no thirty dollars for you but

02:01:02.100 you know and dollar fifty sounded or sounded about right when pat said it hey stew

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02:02:48.620 there was a super velocity ufo that just passed by the earth nasa's released photographs of an

02:02:55.980 unexplained of unexplained sound waves moving across the earth at high velocity speeds high-tech cameras

02:03:03.660 on the international space station captured it uh the bizarre images have sparked a frenzy of

02:03:09.580 speculation of where it came from the images show a strange cloud pattern that looks as if it was

02:03:15.100 produced by some unidentified flying object a secret sonic weapon uh the mysterious ripples in the

02:03:22.060 clouds extend for miles from space the images were first spotted by uh nasa uh the nasa website by

02:03:30.700 blake and brett cousins who run the conspiracy theorist group youtube channel third phase of the

02:03:36.700 moon but they're right on a lot of things really a lot of third phase of the moon yeah they're right in

02:03:42.380 the first two phases yes both of the youtubers agree that whatever it was it was massive both of

02:03:49.500 them do we have just one of news stories that include the phrase both of the youtubers agree

02:03:57.420 what's wrong with that it doesn't seem like it's like what are like two people said on twitter like

02:04:02.380 that's not a news story yeah that's not a fact that two people said something on twitter just means

02:04:06.700 it's a thing that can be said yes all things are said on twitter i know but two youtubers agreed

02:04:11.500 with nasa here and let's not forget they have a website called third phase of the moon

02:04:17.820 so so that's a great point and all but i just i just feel like you know maybe we'd need a little

02:04:25.820 more evidence really i do like for example yesterday when they shut the white house down

02:04:29.740 they were like oh word you hear about that the slow blob moving in the slot in the sky yeah that

02:04:33.580 freaks you out a slow blob moving in the sky they they locked down the white house it was a bunch of

02:04:40.620 birds that's it in a flock has that been confirmed on youtube yet third phase of the moon thinks it

02:04:48.140 was an alien okay but everyone else seems to think it were birds it was birds but again those are the

02:04:53.100 same people who tell you that jeffrey epstein killed himself thank you they closed down the white

02:04:59.820 house for 20 minutes because of birds wow they they're aggressive birds that's amazing it is

02:05:07.580 amazing and embarrassing by the way and embarrassing yeah wow well the same day he was pardoning birds

02:05:16.140 then more birds are shutting down the white house i mean the world's gone right world's gone shut it

02:05:20.700 down he was actually pretty funny when the on the pardon of the of the turkey thing when he was he was

02:05:26.140 talking about the fact that yes they've been pardoned but they've they've already been subpoenaed

02:05:30.860 by adam schiff and his group he'll be asked to testify in the basement of uh of the capitol building

02:05:41.100 he didn't get a lot of laughs at the time he didn't he didn't get the laughs he deserved

02:05:45.580 i know uh so all right well have a great thanksgiving thank you not you not you everybody

02:05:52.620 else have a great thanksgiving jeffrey yours you can have an okay thanksgiving we have this

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