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00:00:55.780 and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program joe biden has been running for president since

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00:01:12.360 he's running for president but for some reason he needed an extra day i don't know if it was to talk

00:01:16.960 to his beautiful wife jill or if there was a problem that he needed to hug 20 more people today

00:01:23.660 i i don't know what it was but now abc is confirming that joe biden is in the race officially tomorrow

00:01:31.860 if that's true he's got a problem with his progressive base because in the straw poll of

00:01:40.560 progressives only eight percent support joe biden this is going to be interesting to watch him run

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00:03:08.160 joe joe joe biden's do joe biden yes you're excited biden mania

00:03:22.320 are you pumped up for biden palooza no i'm not no i'm not joe joe chela no no i like joe chela yeah i

00:03:31.260 like that one okay uh joe chela is supposed to come tomorrow so what we expect now and abc news has

00:03:37.200 confirmed and this is different than previous reporting on when they're going to announce

00:03:41.220 which were just sources inside the campaign and you know the buzz is and blah blah blah

00:03:45.800 abc news at least now claims that they've confirmed that joe biden will announce he is running for

00:03:51.160 president of the united states tomorrow via a video uh that will be uh thursday and then monday will be

00:03:58.500 his first campaign event and that will be i think in pennsylvania he's gonna he's gonna kick it off in

00:04:05.500 pennsylvania so it's interesting because you know he is the front runner coming in he will be the guy

00:04:11.860 you know he'll come in as the favorite you know a favorite in 20 in a 20 person field though is not

00:04:17.280 necessarily that exciting you know you want to be ahead obviously but a 20 person field can shake

00:04:22.560 out in a million different ways obviously so that's that's one of those things where

00:04:26.060 what it could be the best moment of his campaign is thursday morning right before he plays

00:04:31.800 presses play on the video right like that's a very realistic possibility because people are going

00:04:36.840 to pick apart his record it's very lengthy it is uh you know he's done a lot of stuff and he's run

00:04:43.240 for president multiple times and if you remember he did not win any of those times he is not an

00:04:48.420 unbeatable candidate by any means in a primary democrats have handled him in the past now he comes

00:04:54.760 in here with a sort of the cachet of vice president uh for eight years eight years that democrats

00:04:59.520 generally speaking remember well uh although there's a turn on that a little bit with progressives

00:05:04.640 lately but generally speaking they remember the obama administration pretty well and he also comes

00:05:10.960 in with um a couple of advantages over people like bernie sanders for example uh biden does very

00:05:19.200 well with black voters uh you know this he is uh he is i think america's second black president so

00:05:25.800 bill clinton was first biden would be second uh i i don't know if if barack obama counts uh but i

00:05:31.780 guess in the because i mean depends on how he identifies on a particular day we'll have to figure

00:05:35.720 that out but uh biden does very well with african-american voters does very well in uh in

00:05:40.680 the midwest is this kind of his target area uh that obviously could be helpful in a place like iowa

00:05:45.440 could be helpful in some early primary states it could be very helpful to him in south carolina where

00:05:51.860 he is it's probably the biggest favorite of all you know as we start this off where he looks to be

00:05:57.100 the strongest so biden's got a great path he's leading the polls uh all the i smell hair and touch

00:06:03.660 people's shoulders too often thing has not really given him too much of a bump uh downwards well may i

00:06:10.800 bring you this from the cbc uh cdc the centers for disease control yes okay public officials have

00:06:19.520 confirmed the insect and i can't pronounce the name of this insect is a blood-sucking creature

00:06:27.240 that feeds on animals and humans and has a particular fondness for biting faces they have

00:06:35.860 confirmed the presence of this bug which they have deemed the kissing bug they have said for the first

00:06:44.600 time it is here now and it is in delaware i am not making that up so the kissing bug that likes to

00:06:57.460 creep up behind you and kiss your face and nibble on your face in your ears

00:07:03.740 is in delaware wow maybe this is what happened to joe maybe he was bit a long time ago or he's just

00:07:11.640 the kissing bug he may be it's just him yeah because i'm thinking it's more like a situation

00:07:18.340 where like like the fly or like maybe he went into a chamber with one of these bugs and they meshed

00:07:23.500 somehow physically and like the molecular structure of his body turned into half kissing bug so now he

00:07:30.180 goes up and just this is a good movie goodbye could could could could be a family in kent county delaware

00:07:36.540 contacted local health authorities after something had bitten their child's face while she was watching

00:07:42.440 television could have been joe biden i could have been joe biden could have been joe biden could have

00:07:47.680 been i don't think there's any doubt in fact now i'm confirmed abc news is confirming that too

00:07:53.160 the kissing bud yeah they're confirming the kissing bud fly meshing theory this is uh this is big

00:08:00.320 don't call them for confirmation fever swelling at the infection site fatigue rash body aches

00:08:06.440 uh eyelid swelling headache loss of appetite nausea diarrhea vomiting swollen glands and enlargement of

00:08:13.940 the liver or the spleen and voting democratic so i they appear on amtrax often because then we

00:08:21.720 can confirm very often on amtrax but only to one station which is weird

00:08:26.600 we're gonna uh take you to one of the other candidates kamala harris uh or kamala harris

00:08:36.180 kamala i can't get it right now no you had to redo the entire monologue yesterday because you kept

00:08:39.980 saying kamala over and over and i think i still said kamala i mean look a lot of people are saying

00:08:45.080 kamala so you're not that you're this is not one of your worst pronunciation violations as a

00:08:51.440 broadcaster it is really pretty common but i mean if you listen to her say it is kamala kamala harris

00:08:56.780 we're gonna do kamala harris and and share some stuff that we shared on television in uh just a

00:09:01.960 second so stand by for that she's still third in with joe biden yeah if biden's in it's usually biden

00:09:08.540 sanders and then there's a mix it depends buddha judge i would say might be third now look a harris

00:09:12.760 maybe fourth then you've got the beddos of the world and warren and that next kind of group maybe

00:09:16.820 booker i have some stuff on uh buddha judge as well that we'll get to here in a minute first uh cyber

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00:09:35.280 pieces on the dark web and then they have you know somebody or or you know an algorithm or

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00:09:45.560 saying give me all of these social security numbers now give me all the banking records and

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00:10:51.720 so kamala harris her father wrote a blog post uh just in january and do you find it interesting

00:11:15.780 stew that this little family secret was put out on a blog the the year the january that he knows his

00:11:24.080 daughter is going to start running for president seemed like an odd maybe a little dump here like

00:11:29.880 they're kind of just dumping the information in the most obscure source possible so they can say

00:11:33.460 look we were the ones who told you about it we already addressed it yeah that does seem a little

00:11:38.340 suspicious yeah okay especially something like this why would you put this out i mean who would

00:11:44.160 be proud of this in their family he curtain you know certainly is not so her father wrote on the

00:11:51.340 jamaica global uh in january of this year i don't go to that website i have a paper subscription though

00:11:57.780 i make sure i get that delivered in a physical i used to but the the newspaper delivery boy he just

00:12:03.720 never got it up to the porch this is a it's pretty big on sundays it almost crushed the poor kid

00:12:08.840 um he wrote my roots go back within my lifetime to my paternal grandmother miss christie brown

00:12:17.340 descendant of hamilton brown who is on record as a plantation and slave owner and founder of brownstown

00:12:25.520 okay so so his grandmother was a descendant of a slave owner and a plantation owner okay

00:12:37.900 you know that's kind of bad for kamala i mean nothing to do with what kamala did however if you happen to

00:12:47.020 be a person who's out there in the public continually talking about reparations for people descendants of

00:12:55.240 slaves perhaps you know i know i don't have any descendants of uh in my family that own slaves

00:13:01.700 she does shouldn't she be the one paying it if someone's gonna be paying reparations i think it

00:13:07.200 should be all exclusively kamala harris if you're if you're also if you're also one hanging out with

00:13:14.140 a lot of people who are like white people are bad white people are bad this white culture

00:13:17.860 that kind of takes this apart too doesn't it a lot of interesting developments here by this one

00:13:23.400 little piece of family history that they themselves put out you have to believe that you know we're

00:13:31.420 the ones who told you you're exactly right you're exactly right that is what they're gonna say we're

00:13:36.700 the ones who told you this we've already addressed it it's already been out there this is old news

00:13:42.320 yep okay so who is hamilton brown who is hamilton brown we know he was the founder of brownstown

00:13:50.440 well it appears that he was also violently racist violently uh hateful now this is the account

00:14:00.340 of harris's great grandfather at the command of the overseer he proceeded to strip off part of his

00:14:08.920 clothes and laid him flat on his belly his back and his buttocks being uncovered one of the drivers

00:14:14.440 then commenced flogging him with a cart whip this whip it was about 10 feet long with a short stout

00:14:21.120 handle it's the instrument of terrible power it's whirled by the operator around his head and then

00:14:27.640 brought down with a rapid motion of the arm among the upon the recumbent victim causing blood to spring

00:14:34.520 at every stroke when i saw this spectacle now for the first time exhibited before my own eyes

00:14:40.440 with all of its revolting accompaniments i saw the degraded and mangled victim writhing and groaning

00:14:47.840 under the infliction i felt horror struck this is not the great grandfather this is that saying i felt

00:14:57.160 horror struck it's the one who stripped the slave and said to the coachman whip him the rest of the

00:15:04.280 account is even more horrifying it has a passage where the uh man is is just a bloody stump and he's

00:15:15.600 laying on the ground pleading and screaming think me no man think me no man in other words what am i a dog

00:15:24.600 i'm i'm a man it's crazy bad crazy bad now this is kamala's great grandfather and this was just released

00:15:40.320 by her father in the press in jamaica now she has asked for reparations uh for descendants of former

00:15:50.720 former slaves and maybe that's her black guilt

00:15:54.720 is that what that is kamala she's gone on and called everybody a racist but has she dealt with

00:16:06.560 calling her own family racist and if her family was a racist if her family had this guy in there

00:16:15.840 should that say anything about kamala harris i would say no we don't hold people responsible

00:16:26.000 for the sins of their fathers or their mothers or their brothers or sisters we don't do that

00:16:32.200 that's barbaric but that's what reparations does it holds us responsible for something that we had

00:16:43.160 nothing to do with so if you want to play the progressive game kamala harris is a nightmare she comes from from stock

00:16:56.160 of wicked racism her parents benefited she benefited from the from the shoulders of slaves

00:17:07.160 shouldn't she pay reparations the answer is no because she's not the great-grandfather

00:17:22.640 she didn't found brown town so how do you square that you certainly don't i mean you think someone who

00:17:34.260 with that family history would understand that that's not how you you're not responsible for

00:17:38.900 the sins of your parents i mean this is one of the things the very fundamental things america did

00:17:43.140 right was to not make it to a caste system to not make it so royalty you didn't get the benefits

00:17:49.740 of your parents you didn't get automatically uh excluded if you're you know your parents and

00:17:56.460 grandparents weren't special people and the same thing happens for when they did things wrong

00:18:01.080 if your parents and grandparents great-grandparents were slave owners you don't you just make you do

00:18:07.720 what you do you do you're an individual you do the correct thing while you're alive well see here's

00:18:13.300 here's the problem if you flip this around because i know that there are people who will be for reparations

00:18:18.300 who theoretically could be could be listening and they would be saying well that's not what this is

00:18:24.640 about that's not what this is about this is about giving uh african americans their slice of the american

00:18:33.160 pie because their grandfather great-grandfather whoever helped build this land on slave labor and so what

00:18:42.440 they should have had what they helped build we should take some of that money and we should give it to

00:18:50.940 their ancestors well no again because the people living today aren't the ones who earned that

00:19:00.400 if we were if we were alive if it was 1865 i would be i would be for saying yeah you know what

00:19:09.200 they do need 40 anchors in a mule or whatever it was let's pay that i'd be all for that but the people

00:19:19.080 who were directly affected and directly would have benefited from it aren't alive today yeah we know

00:19:25.460 how it ridiculously first of all it's impossible to implement with any all i mean it's impossible to

00:19:32.560 implement as stated right if your idea is to give money to the descendants of american slaves that comes

00:19:41.160 from in theory slave owners right it's impossible first of all it's unconstitutional you can't just target

00:19:48.380 one specific race for a tax increase right like that's not something that can happen

00:19:54.580 it is legitimately completely unconstitutional and by the way the the people who would be arguing for

00:20:00.260 that first would be african americans who were like uh yeah i don't think we've seen the history

00:20:05.440 of this country i don't think targeting one race for a particular tax increase or a poll maybe a poll tax

00:20:12.280 let's call it is a good idea i you know what i have to tell you though i think you're wrong

00:20:16.760 in the fact that i think there are a lot of people and i wouldn't even put african americans in this i i

00:20:23.080 think african americans may be more fair than progressive white people oh clearly yeah um you

00:20:31.360 know i mean but the african american would be the beneficiary of it true but i think well i think even

00:20:37.200 they would look at and go that's that's ridiculous let's get into that then who's the beneficiary of it

00:20:42.520 it's certainly not someone who lived in jamaica until four years ago right right it's people who

00:20:46.920 it's certainly not someone who uh lived in nigeria and immigrated here 20 years ago right it's and

00:20:52.940 certainly it's only people who are actually descendants of slaves right so uh it's certainly

00:20:57.780 not slaves slavery in other countries right no what this is glenn is a giant it has nothing to do

00:21:03.820 with slavery it is a giant redistribution of wealth plan that is how the only way they could

00:21:09.400 implement it is if they did it that way they would find a way to redistribute money not from

00:21:14.860 because they would have to redistribute it from rich black people too you can't just go in there and

00:21:20.400 take money from only white people that is not something that's supposed to happen in this country

00:21:23.940 and i don't think could constitutionally occur you can't go target a race and pull money from them

00:21:29.080 you can raise taxes overall and redistribute it to people uh in at a certain level you could do that

00:21:35.860 under the auspices of of reparations we're making this old thing right and will some people who

00:21:41.060 weren't descendants of slaves get this money sure and will some people who were descendants of slaves

00:21:45.280 that have become wealthy have to pay a little bit it's not going to be perfect of course but the

00:21:49.640 bottom line is we're writing a long-term wrong the best that we can and it's going to wind up being

00:21:54.280 just another excuse for another one of these programs to take money from the evil people who have it and

00:21:59.400 give it to the wonderful uh virtuous people who don't we are just on top of a socialist nation

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00:23:33.920 pieces there of kamala harris and her family history you can get the whole story at blaze tv.com

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00:24:28.880 going off on joe biden and you're talking about how corrupt and i i i'm listening to you talk about

00:24:34.760 ukraine and you're visceral about that yeah yeah he's i mean to to get the i mean he was holding out

00:24:43.120 on a billion dollars of aid to the ukraine for them to fire their uh prosecutor their prosecutor

00:24:53.820 general and if they didn't do it they weren't going to get the billion dollars so he's holding

00:24:58.200 that over their heads and they're like well you you don't have the power to do that you can't do that

00:25:02.520 and he told yeah make the call see if i can't do that if i if if i don't have him the news that he's

00:25:10.160 fired by the time i got on the plane back home you're not getting your billion dollars he got

00:25:14.500 fired before biden got on the plane and then it turned out the the he that the prosecutor general

00:25:20.140 was was investigating biden's son and that's apparently the reason he wanted him fired why

00:25:26.520 i mean what american vice president cares about the prosecutor general of another nation pretty corrupt

00:25:33.160 pretty bad stuff unbelievably corrupt and now to hear that the the i didn't see the next night show

00:25:39.920 about china you think that's even worse a lot oh no it's a lot stew i mean am i exaggerating a lot

00:25:48.880 worse than that yeah i think that's true i think that's true this happened before ukraine if i'm not

00:25:54.300 mistaken this happened before ukraine and you in that episode i show you exactly how joe biden's son

00:26:00.920 and john carrey's son so this is this is worse because you have the vice president and the

00:26:08.300 secretary of state they're their sons in business together yeah and they start this business as soon

00:26:17.100 as daddy gets you know ordained and daddy's vice president uh-huh john carrey's son and uh and john

00:26:25.600 carrey's finance uh campaign finance guy start this business with joe biden's son they don't have

00:26:33.620 experience in this okay this is a brand new firm within a year they're flying to meet with the

00:26:42.920 equivalent of black rock golden goldman sachs uh chase jp morgan all of the biggest account or

00:26:52.360 biggest investment firms in america all of the biggest ones they're meeting with within a year

00:27:00.020 at the same time joe is meeting with the head of state then a few months later joe and his son fly

00:27:09.100 to china joe goes and meets with the head of state while joe's son meets with the bank of china

00:27:17.800 okay the bank of freaking china incredible so he goes and he meets with the bank of china they get a

00:27:26.960 deal that goldman sachs doesn't even have the bank of china which is the official government-run bank

00:27:34.620 gives them what was it 1.5 billion dollars to joe's son's firm just uh you can invest this any way you

00:27:43.360 want and then you see how did they invest it the first thing they invested in was a uh a nuclear

00:27:52.380 power company in china run by the government that was being investigated at the time openly investigated

00:28:00.120 by the fbi for for um bribing our people to get uh secrets from our nuclear officials okay

00:28:12.100 that's who they the first one they invest in they are they then send people to jail in america the fbi

00:28:19.480 arrests americans who have accepted bribes from this company trying to get nuclear secrets it's out

00:28:26.520 they're convicted and joe biden and john kerry's sons still remain in business with that and they go a

00:28:34.940 step further they then go into and i don't remember the name of the aerospace company but it is the chinese

00:28:40.920 government aerospace they make all of their military equipment they decide to invest in that company

00:28:48.340 and then they have all this money and they invest and they buy that company and then they're like

00:28:53.040 you know what we need to do we need to buy this american company there's this really good american

00:28:58.660 company that makes this anti-vibration stuff it's really good it's an automotive company

00:29:04.140 well not exactly it's dual use yes you can use that but it's also really really good for like

00:29:13.880 fighter planes so they buy this american company and they put it over there now by the way the company

00:29:22.140 that bought the american company the joe biden investment company the chinese aerospace company

00:29:29.560 had just been accused uh and charged in the united states for stealing our stealth bomber technology

00:29:39.240 okay all of this is happening wow while joe biden and john kerry are negotiating with china

00:29:48.720 1.5 billion dollars in access to the chinese government money to a firm that just started

00:29:58.220 with three kids running it holy cow what a great turn of fortune there yeah yeah yeah they must have

00:30:05.600 showed a lot of promise so my my question is when you see the ukraine when you see china wait until

00:30:12.000 you've got to watch the episode will um if and if you want to see the episode it's at uh crazy it's at

00:30:17.460 the uh blaze blaze tv.com slash glenn uh join us just just do a trial subscription you can you know

00:30:24.180 watch the show and if you don't find value cancel the subscription if you want uh use the promo code

00:30:28.560 glenn and you'll save uh 10 bucks but when you see that thing on the chalkboard it's like oh my gosh

00:30:35.640 and how is it that nobody's picked this up how is it that you know the only place you know about that

00:30:41.240 is from the blaze you the new york times not interested in that washington post he must he must be so

00:30:48.560 confident in the fact that nobody's going to investigate that because otherwise how would you

00:30:52.800 why would you subject yourself well we show you we show you that we show you that i think it was

00:30:57.920 fortune magazine and wall street journal they reported on all of these things in pieces hey look

00:31:05.360 he just started the company pieces together no or was there a chasm between all of the pieces yeah

00:31:11.620 yes they put all the pieces they reported on the pieces they didn't nobody has put it all

00:31:17.780 together um uh peter switzer yeah he did a lot of that yeah in his book john solomon's done some

00:31:23.960 work on more of the ukraine ukraine but he's been all over that as well there's two there's two

00:31:28.220 two investigative reporters that have done it you know he doesn't run and nobody looks into that

00:31:32.820 because they don't care because he's out now but if he runs i would think you know that's a pretty

00:31:38.840 important story then the corruption of joe biden and john carrey but you've got to look into that now

00:31:44.760 right you've got to you've got to take that into account now that it's out in the open as long as

00:31:49.240 you're not corrupt right i think that's the problem yeah i think there's three things sort of protecting

00:31:53.880 him from this one is what you're talking about glenn a lot of politicians do this sort of thing with

00:32:00.660 their families and they don't necessarily want to open up that door and give that that peter schweitzer

00:32:06.640 observation any credit they don't want people to be looking in because i mean the biden people will

00:32:13.060 start looking into everyone else's and they'll all find stuff like this i think too you also have

00:32:19.020 it's a it is a complicated story i mean you just told it pretty well and it's still complicated if

00:32:24.060 you see it on the chalkboard and it's really laid out you can understand it but it's it's not it's not

00:32:29.380 an easy hey joe biden's been sniffing my hair type of moment right like it's not it's it's a difficult

00:32:34.780 thing to convey but that's the press's job and you notice you you just you said something fascinating

00:32:40.980 to me because it's it's absolutely true nobody's going to go and dig for this uh except opposition

00:32:49.020 and the opposition may not want to dig for it because then what are they going to find in their

00:32:55.500 opposition you know what i mean yeah but that's the job of the press but the press is not opposition

00:33:03.220 they are not opposition they are opposition they're opposition to uh trump but they are not

00:33:09.760 opposition to the progressives or to the left or the democratic party so if if the candidates

00:33:17.720 don't make it an issue they won't make it an issue yeah you're and that's why the third thing is

00:33:23.240 if it happens and he gets called out on it which i think would happen if he were to win the nomination

00:33:28.080 in the in the general election but in the primary you're basically accusing the obama administration

00:33:34.160 of mass corruption and which they didn't even have a scandal they didn't even have a scandal

00:33:39.120 you don't want to accuse you don't want to do that exactly and i think now there's a there's a

00:33:42.940 separation there between democrats and the social like a bernie sanders socialist left who doesn't

00:33:49.940 care about the legacy of the obama administration right like i think there is that line and it's possible

00:33:54.640 look in this field there's you know seven or eight legitimate basically socialists out there

00:34:01.200 and then a bunch of other ones that just happen to have all the same policies as socialists

00:34:04.680 um but uh you know it is one of them could easily be motivated to take joe biden down early

00:34:12.180 sanders would be the most likely warren i think maybe maybe you could see one of those uh you know

00:34:17.700 there's a few people sanders doesn't care i mean sanders is the one who really doesn't care about

00:34:21.820 the democrats he's not even a democrat except this time of year you know he legitimately switches

00:34:27.280 in and out of the party when it comes to the presidential primary so this is a guy who doesn't

00:34:32.200 care about the democrats he doesn't care about the obama legacy he thinks they didn't go far enough

00:34:36.800 he thinks all these other candidates won't go far enough so he may try it and i think you know look

00:34:41.600 it's it's pretty legitimate i mean it's a it's well back there's banking records that support all this

00:34:47.500 there's reporting of each part of it no it's it's it's it's it's obvious and it's and and it's so

00:34:53.820 clear on what is happening because of the timing and you know uh the the actual banking transactions

00:35:02.820 who they got involved with you know it's the secretary of state and the vice president all of

00:35:09.440 this stuff is so very clear but then you just add the fact that these weren't these weren't guys who

00:35:15.440 were like you know what i'm gonna start a financial firm back in 1999 they started in in 2009

00:35:21.800 they started it when daddy was sworn into office it's crazy it's really truly crazy and it's the

00:35:31.680 it's the sickness that was started uh and really kind of perfected by the clintons this is the clinton

00:35:39.340 foundation except they didn't cover it with a you know they didn't have to say well it's a 501c3

00:35:45.040 no they didn't do any of that they just straight up went in for business right and this is why

00:35:50.840 this is truly why we are headed towards a socialist oligarchy we are headed that the oligarchs are

00:35:59.620 we're in a place right now where our politicians are saying to themselves this ain't gonna last

00:36:05.180 this just ain't going to last you know what i'm gonna set myself up for the future what i can i'm

00:36:12.700 gonna get what i can i'll set myself up and my family up for the future and it's the exact

00:36:18.960 transition we're probably 1990 maybe 1989 soviet union in their thinking we know i can see the end

00:36:29.260 coming this thing is going to be a train wreck it's going to collapse there's going to be new guards

00:36:33.900 i'm going to be part of the new guard i'm going to take my communist uniform off

00:36:38.320 we're doing the exact opposite i'm going to put my communist or my socialist uniform on

00:36:44.280 and they're doing that i'll be an oligarch on the on the other side and i'll own the gas industry

00:36:49.280 that's why they can't win yes they can't win yes ever again yeah i mean i don't know how we prevent

00:36:54.920 and we have to get when we have to select guards yep for our freedoms of the constitution and outlined

00:37:04.060 in the bill of rights we must hire guards for that at this point

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00:38:40.580 how close we are to a refounding of our nation and i i don't know if people um

00:38:47.680 i don't know if your friends who don't listen to talk radio or don't watch the news every day are

00:38:53.340 not following things i don't know if they realize how close we are to a refounding of this nation and

00:39:00.240 i don't mean that in a good way that we may be one election away this next election could be the end

00:39:07.020 of the free market could be the the end of the constitutional republic as we know it i mean america will

00:39:14.800 still go on but it it won't be the america that any of us grew up in and i don't know if you saw the

00:39:22.640 the thing from the founder of home depot did you not see that do we have that audio can we play this

00:39:28.520 audio this is this is the founder of home depot he just came out and put a put a video out about

00:39:34.700 the free market system listen a little bit of this while i'm no longer in the management of the home

00:39:39.500 depot i still believe in the free market enterprise system that helped build it that's why it pains me

00:39:46.860 to see people in this country glorifying socialism young people especially have been indoctrinated into

00:39:54.220 believing that free enterprise is immoral because it enriches the greedy and depresses the poor even the

00:40:01.840 word capitalism is not politically correct to use but the reality is that the free market system

00:40:07.880 has created the biggest middle class population in the world and while some may say socialism is

00:40:14.820 well intentioned the fact is it robs people of their independence their dignity and their finances

00:40:21.520 leading to government dependence okay stop i should have ideas and what makes it this crazy to me is

00:40:27.800 we're having to say these things yeah we are that close next wednesday a week from tonight

00:40:35.740 we're doing an all hands on deck special a special called socialism a warning from the dead

00:40:43.540 you need to see the plan that was hatched a long time ago that could put us in a period of about

00:40:51.880 three years before this country is flipped we'll show it to you next wednesday

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00:41:11.160 right oh tomorrow on the air yeah the nfl draft tomorrow night i'd like to spend a little time

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00:41:52.120 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program do you remember every time

00:42:04.780 that i was warning that nazis nazis would rise again in europe nazis in greece in germany in france

00:42:16.100 and here in america when i would warn that nazis would come back i was called an anti-semite somehow

00:42:25.460 or another well now you can nazis are everywhere not no no not like my prediction no no now everyone's

00:42:36.020 a nazi everything is a nazi and today i finally draw the line on the nazi talk i'm gonna introduce you to

00:42:45.200 the fat sex therapist and her nazi talk in one minute

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00:43:05.380 which one small town there she said that she was targeted uh because uh somebody had put this

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00:44:27.720 you look exasperated i i i the the fat sex therapist i i just don't that i don't i don't

00:44:48.640 know if i can do it but i'm gonna play the audio now of the fat sex therapist don't do us any favors

00:44:56.460 here here it is body size has always been a marker of coloniality um especially coloniality

00:45:03.300 the rise of capitalism in the 1600s and and how we've seen white supremacy at work in many of

00:45:10.640 these capitalist structures totally agree so far i am in on the coloniality colonial coloniality

00:45:18.900 this is not even a word this is not even where you're making up words now disagree with that

00:45:24.740 coloniality is definitely coloniality if it's a word it's a new word they print words all the time

00:45:32.860 oh it does just what's it say it's showing up mostly in just like social justice yes they make

00:45:41.560 up words they're making up words coloniality of power is a concept uh interrelating the practices

00:45:49.480 and legacies of european colonialism in social orders and forms of knowledge advanced and post

00:45:55.680 colonial studies decoloniality and not coloniality coloniality and latin americans

00:46:02.860 look all i know this is this is the who are the two guys that you had on it was a peter bogosian

00:46:07.860 uh and james lindsey you had them on for a podcast which is coming up in a few weeks i think yeah

00:46:13.640 or we're releasing it and these are the guys that two of the three people who put these fake studies

00:46:18.620 and all these yeah uh you know this is their kind of this is their stuff like these things they're

00:46:22.920 just a jumble of words like they just come up with these new words and they throw them in there and

00:46:27.740 they make it seem like these are proven concepts or have some merit and people it makes you sound

00:46:32.760 smart if you can pronounce them unlike me but if you could it makes you sound smart for a few minutes

00:46:37.780 and until someone decides to start thinking about it and then they say wait a minute what you've just said

00:46:42.160 you know it's like the that moment in billy madison where it's like everything you've said has just

00:46:46.000 made everyone here dumber like that is like you have made everyone here stupid because of your

00:46:52.940 answer but but but what she's doing here is is such important work again back to the fat sex therapist

00:46:59.460 and so the end of fat phobia it means the end of western civilization as we know it stop

00:47:06.240 the end of fat phobia means the end of western civilization as we know it so wait is she arguing

00:47:16.720 for this or against it so she's saying if if fat phobia ends which you'd assume that she wants to

00:47:21.760 happen then it will be the end of western civilization so she wants that to happen she wants the she wants

00:47:28.180 the end of western civilization now here's the thing western civilization fat phobia has nothing to do

00:47:35.480 with anything except what people look at and say i want a piece of that okay it's what you generally

00:47:46.440 can't have or don't have it's what the rich have okay that's what it is it started like this years and

00:47:54.500 years and years and years and years ago when everybody was a surf or a smurf i'm not sure i'm not up on my

00:48:01.940 colonial what is what is it again coloniality coloniality long before the free market system

00:48:08.660 painters were painting fat asses naked on on women and hanging them in their castles why because the

00:48:21.600 picture of a fat woman was the picture of health and wealth you weren't starving why did why did ladies

00:48:31.440 paint their faces paint their faces so white in france because you had to work outside to grow your

00:48:38.120 own food so the idea of a very pale skin was a sign of leisure now we glorify not white skin because

00:48:48.740 white skin you're sitting indoors all the time you're working the sign of a tan is oh he plays golf all

00:48:57.860 the time he must be wealthy oh they're outside they must be jet setters that's all this is that's all

00:49:05.120 this is is a sign of leisure time but fat folk that doesn't explain fat phobia it does how because

00:49:14.240 people are afraid of fat people and you've not discussed that if you are if you are fat it's the

00:49:20.120 sign that you are just an average working joe that is going out there bust their butt you're a mom

00:49:26.020 in the school you know going to take the kids to school you don't have time to work out you're just

00:49:31.860 eating at mcdonald's where the rich well they have personal trainers personal trainer they have time to

00:49:38.720 go and work out they have time to exercise it's the in crowd that's all that is is all that is

00:49:46.340 that's so but you think that's what she's talking about when she's talking about fat phobia

00:49:51.420 no she's no no no she's saying she's talking about like you won't hire fat people and you don't

00:49:56.760 you don't think they're sexy and you like they're it's like there's these all these privileges of not

00:50:02.800 being fat correct that's what she's talking about okay she's talking about you know the privilege of

00:50:08.400 skinny people this is a this is a society of privilege blah blah blah blah blah yes but it's a human

00:50:15.320 thing but she's also arguing for that to be torn down right like she wants western civilization to

00:50:21.200 end correct okay correct because it'll be replaced with rainbows and unicorns and puppy dogs always is

00:50:27.180 always is all the countries around the world that have gotten rid of capitalism always worked out

00:50:31.440 well yes and boy they you want to talk about skinny people go to north korea uh all right go ahead

00:50:38.720 play some more those things are connected uh the end of fat phobia would mean the end of racialized

00:50:44.680 capitalism um so when i talk about structures and systems i'm talking about the root of it all i'm not

00:50:49.740 talking about us making a new law or us um i don't know doing something else stupid like that

00:50:56.680 if we need to burn it all down because it's all toxic and bad so she wants to tear down the whole

00:51:03.300 society because it's all talks i really don't understand though like so the theory being if we

00:51:09.200 were to become unafraid of fat people then racial capitalism would go away can you draw the connections

00:51:19.200 there tonight we're going to start talking about how to politicize our definition of body image because

00:51:24.020 oftentimes we actually get stuck thinking of it uh as a um you know through the lens of a white

00:51:29.660 supremacist white supremacist white supremacist happens every day in these little things and yes

00:51:35.900 even in fat what um we should be critical of the use of science and production of knowledge to

00:51:42.300 contribute to promoting this idea of certain bodies that are fit able and desirable is my fatness is that

00:51:50.180 what causes my high blood pressure or is it the my experience of weight stigma

00:51:55.820 i'm pretty sure it's your fat sweetheart my experience of fat stigma yes yes uh however she

00:52:06.320 pivots to support scientific findings as she pondered intentionally pursuing weight loss claiming

00:52:11.620 what we're discovering scientifically is uh is that it's just not possible um she challenges all

00:52:19.420 authorities not just the authority that science has given us but also the legal authority the same way i

00:52:26.500 want to challenge all laws i want us to challenge all prisons and policing she's a therapist who claimed

00:52:34.320 that she will never have a professional cold of code of ethics that tells her what she's allowed and not

00:52:40.740 allowed to do with her body um she she um she doesn't think that it's surprising that the man who shot up

00:52:51.060 christ church in new zealand was a fitness instructor instructor she said there is a clear communication

00:53:00.100 listen to this there is a clear communication that there is still an idealized body

00:53:06.240 nazis love this idea of the perfect body so it makes a lot of sense that he was a fitness instructor

00:53:13.500 you know she's going to be surprised here it doesn't make a lot of sense that's probably something

00:53:20.240 that she should what are you talking about aware of makes a lot of sense does it a lot of sense all

00:53:25.680 fitness instructors are nazis i'm calling for america to come to its senses on nazis

00:53:34.620 nazis nazis are clearly bad guys but there's a few defining characteristics of a nazi and i can't believe i have

00:53:46.040 to go through this but i will one they hate jews two they hate everyone that doesn't look like them

00:53:57.780 that's important to say it that way because they happen to be in germany so they

00:54:04.580 believed in the aryan race but you could be called a nazi if you hate everyone else

00:54:11.360 except your race that's a sign of a nazi another sign of a nazi and you really have to have more than

00:54:20.300 one you're a nationalist which means you put your country first at the expense of all others

00:54:30.080 and you believe your country should rule the world even if it's through brutal force

00:54:38.060 next one socialist you have to be a socialist you have to believe that yes your country should run

00:54:50.860 everything even by force in the entire world but you also believe your leader and a group of you nazis

00:55:00.320 should lead the entire country and even if it's through force tell everybody else what exactly they

00:55:07.800 should do should not do what they should eat how they should work all of that that's what a nazi is

00:55:15.620 not a fitness instructor okay not a fitness instructor also a nazi is not necessarily someone you disagree with

00:55:30.180 yes i disagree with all nazis but no not all people i disagree with are nazis

00:55:41.620 i didn't follow that no nobody in america did anymore nobody in america does and you know what

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00:57:18.880 i don't know why this story appeals to me i'm just going to get it out of my system instead of

00:57:35.580 having it sit on my desk and ignore it until the weekend comes and then throw it away so

00:57:40.120 nicholas cage is in the news uh because of some angry rendition he did of purple rain at some

00:57:47.920 you know karaoke club whatever i don't know why i was actually reading this story

00:57:55.500 but here is here here it is apparently the performance was fueled uh by his desire to

00:58:04.500 annul his recent marriage of four days uh nicholas cage apparently tired of his new wife

00:58:14.260 who and has filed for an annulment he says they were wasted when they got married in vegas and acted

00:58:22.900 on impulse there were signs it wasn't going to end well apparently they got into a heated argument

00:58:29.240 right before walking down the aisle erica however his wife doesn't see that way she says the marriage

00:58:37.840 is completely legitimate and she says nick has asked her to come back she wants spousal uh support

00:58:46.880 yeah yeah four days into it she wants spousal support well she got you know accustomed to a lifestyle

00:58:55.740 right exactly right look he needs to support it it's exactly right i mean the only reason why this

00:59:01.920 interests me is what happened to nicholas cage it has not been a good road it has not been a good

00:59:07.660 road i mean first he he didn't he have to sell all of his homes he was buying crazy homes everywhere

00:59:14.060 he made lots of money they got very irresponsible with it yeah then had a need to basically make every

00:59:20.700 movie offered to him to try to pay off all the debts literally and he had to make every movie offered

00:59:25.500 to him so he did and a lot of them were really really bad and he's a good actor yeah i mean he's

00:59:31.480 still a good actor and he you know but it's tough at this point to take anything he does seriously

00:59:35.600 because he's made you're not going to bad movies you're not saying oh the new mini nicholas cage is

00:59:40.840 out you're seeing it now going oh nicholas cage it could be really good but i'm gonna let somebody else

00:59:45.340 i'm gonna let somebody else step into that lava pool first you kind of wonder why um he's not taking

00:59:51.960 stuff like a supporting actor role on a good movie like he can still do that you know i don't know if

00:59:59.180 he just feels like he has to be the lead maybe it's like an ego thing or maybe people are just like look

01:00:04.300 we're not we can't do this guy's too nuts we can't do anything with him well i i was gonna say you know

01:00:08.880 i you know it would be good to see this guy turn his life around uh you know and you'd think if you'd

01:00:14.060 lost everything you might have turned your life around yeah it might be your bottom but apparently no

01:00:18.540 he just i mean he's he just got married and four days later he's like what have i done i've sobered

01:00:25.640 up no that was a bad idea he's not exactly signaling competence no he's really not he's not giving if

01:00:32.080 you were hiring for movies you know what i mean you're like hey you know we've got nicholas and then

01:00:37.360 somebody hands you that story you're like yeah i don't think we're gonna go with nicholas cage it's

01:00:44.300 like and there's a there's a certain level of because businesses can go bad right you can have

01:00:51.120 it you can open up a restaurant and it goes well for a few months and you know what um it's this

01:00:54.860 and maybe people aren't coming as often and then you lose right and you have to close it down but then

01:00:59.300 there's like the the business that opens and like a week later has to close you're like what was the

01:01:03.180 plan going into this like there was a there's a football league that started this year called the

01:01:08.360 aaf and it was like highly promoted they promoted it for entire year and it launched too much fanfare

01:01:14.760 for you know big sports fans that want some you know football in the summer and the in the spring

01:01:19.820 it go it comes on it debuts it was on i think nbc got they got a contract there in the nfl network

01:01:25.900 it's the games are on tv it's rolling in like two weeks in there's a story it's like they had to get

01:01:31.200 an immediate cash infusion of a hundred million dollars like wait a minute what were they planning on

01:01:36.040 did they think they were going to sell more tickets than were in the stadium for five times

01:01:39.580 the cost each and then a few weeks after that they like move the the location of the championship

01:01:45.480 game and then two weeks after that oh we're folding they didn't make it through the first year

01:01:49.760 like you have all of this money huge names behind it like big investors and just you can't even make

01:01:55.540 it through one season your business plan didn't i mean your business plan should basically be if only

01:02:00.940 2 000 people show up to every game we'll still get through this first season and when they had

01:02:06.000 much better attendance than that they had tv contracts and the thing fails i just like when

01:02:10.700 you're going into it why are you starting it if every single thing has to go right for you to win

01:02:15.280 well i could comment on this uh stew but i'm saving all my sports commentary for tomorrow oh that's right

01:02:21.140 yeah nfl draft day yeah we have nfl draft picks with glenn beck okay now so here's the here's the thing

01:02:27.500 mock draft here's the thing um i said it would be good to get stew to review uh game of thrones

01:02:35.540 without knowing anything about it and so the other day he said you know what i think turnabout is

01:02:41.980 fair play um i think it would be entertaining to have you pick the draft yeah maybe the top 10

01:02:50.160 draft picks uh predict them in the before like a mock draft and we'll give you the information that

01:02:55.660 you need to make those picks except i don't think you're giving me the information i need no we put we

01:02:59.580 this together yesterday i think you're gonna have plenty yeah yeah uh i believe it's their dating

01:03:05.300 history their grades in school we'll see we'll see what you get all right that's tomorrow glenn's draft

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01:04:41.920 code glenn save yourself 10 bucks okay so here's the thing and i'm not going to go over this we went

01:04:48.220 over it yesterday but just to refresh your memory in case you didn't hear it yesterday you've only

01:04:52.820 been hearing this news elsewhere that song sounds really racist but it is actually from a broadway

01:04:59.380 play that was uh was was written for her and another guy who was a a civil rights activist whose

01:05:09.240 father was a runaway slave they were mocking racists that's what that was let me give you

01:05:15.840 another example of this is exactly the same kind of song germany was having trouble what a sad sad

01:05:23.920 story from broadway

01:05:24.920 needed a new leader to restore its former glory

01:05:27.900 where oh where was he where could that man be

01:05:32.460 we looked around and then we found the man for you and me

01:05:38.600 and now it's springtime for hitler and germany

01:05:47.200 now you may not find that's why darkies were born to be humorous but it is the exact same intent as

01:05:58.500 this song and some people may not find you know singing about the master race being funny either

01:06:07.000 but it is to mock those people but nobody seems to want to even talk about that have you heard that

01:06:15.820 anywhere stew have you heard anyone talking about this in this in this way very little there's been

01:06:21.540 some it's been noted in a few stories and you know you're in paragraph eight still reading about

01:06:27.000 kate smith you could find that out and find a little detail on hey this by the way was also sung by

01:06:31.840 uh civil rights activists and it had that history but it's not the focus of the story right the focus

01:06:38.720 of the story is this racist there's a racist statue out in front of yankee stadium and they took it down

01:06:43.060 and that's what's fascinating i think about this from from when you step back a little bit and start

01:06:48.340 thinking for a moment i think this was in 1933 was it 1931 31 was the other song 33 is this she was

01:06:56.060 very early in her career right and and again another piece of perspective she was in a situation where

01:07:02.060 she was under contract to do every song assigned to her this is not like today's it's not like ariana

01:07:06.280 grande she doesn't get to make her pick her own songs she doesn't you know that's not what happens

01:07:10.100 back then back then you had an executive saying you should sing this song so it's even possible

01:07:15.600 right like it doesn't exonerate her from the racism claims because this is a song that was meant to

01:07:22.400 parody racist it was assigned to her she sang it because she had to sing it now she may also every

01:07:27.700 indication is that she would have agreed with the sentiment she recorded 3 000 songs 3 000 songs and

01:07:35.020 they've picked out two with these issues one of which is completely uh explainable as we have just

01:07:41.840 talked about the other one was she was playing a role in a movie basically i mean you know she like

01:07:46.380 whether you know again like all the actors who just sang springtime for hitler do we hold them

01:07:51.220 responsible for hitler do we think they're all do you think they're all white supremacists i saw them

01:07:55.300 in pictures in in nazi uniforms right like it's just crazy and everyone knows it's crazy but you know no

01:08:00.960 one remembers what kate smith was like no one knows what the perspective of the time is people don't get

01:08:04.920 to paragraph eight of these stories imagine what her family's feeling oh i know and they're very

01:08:08.880 upset about it i mean this is a woman who again raised talking about nazis here raised the equivalent

01:08:14.600 of 10 billion dollars in war bonds to defeat the nazis herself herself well you know some of it was

01:08:20.920 with groups but like i think it was she did one by herself it was 100 million in one fundraising

01:08:24.980 yeah uh aspect uh that is now you know much much worth much much more than that think about that i mean

01:08:31.720 that is something that's certainly more than i will ever achieve in my life that you will ever

01:08:36.660 achieve with your life that probably almost anyone here will ever achieve in their life if you could

01:08:41.580 raise 10 billion dollars to fight the nazis i don't know i mean think of the work you've done with the

01:08:46.620 nazarene fund for example which has been amazing i mean you know millions and millions of dollars this

01:08:51.020 audience has raised millions and millions of dollars to support uh pulling christians out of the

01:08:56.600 middle east it's been you know incredible it wasn't 10 billion dollars though right like i mean it's

01:09:02.180 this is one of this is one of the most amazing achievements by an individual probably in our

01:09:06.980 nation's history now i i contend i contend that this is only happening because it's again tearing

01:09:14.200 down our traditions tearing down it's it's all about kate smith singing god bless america that's all

01:09:23.320 that is that song was written for her that was that was written for her to be able to raise money

01:09:30.460 to defeat the nazis so we have to erase that that's what this is about but it's not gonna start it's not

01:09:39.940 gonna stop at kate smith and you know what america if this is what you decide to do then it shouldn't

01:09:46.620 stop at kate smith it's true how about the new york yankees it's calling from david marcus at the

01:09:52.580 federalist who points out if you're going after kate smith you also have to fold the new york

01:09:57.800 yankees franchise because the new york yankees franchise intentionally kept black athletes off

01:10:04.880 of their team for decades despite the fact that they were better than many of the white athletes

01:10:09.860 that they uh that they uh paid to play baseball there was a ban a complete ban as you may remember

01:10:16.780 uh that black athletes could not cross there was a crossing of the color line that needed to occur

01:10:21.120 it didn't occur with the yankees in fact it didn't occur to the yankees till later um they went by the

01:10:25.580 way this is after 1933 and 1931 when kate smith was supposedly singing these racist songs years and

01:10:32.660 years after that the yankees banned all black people from working on their team think of which one is

01:10:40.360 worse somebody who did a parody song to parody how bad uh racists were or actual racist working at the

01:10:51.320 u.s at the the uh new york yankees saying no black people can work here think of that i mean it's much

01:10:59.360 much worse and of course as adults right we realize i think correctly today that that was a really bad

01:11:08.780 time that people were making really bad decisions and the people who made those decisions were wrong

01:11:13.120 and uh and should be looked in the context of the time as uh you know be judged for some of those

01:11:20.480 actions i think obviously we all admit and all agree that baseball should not have been banning black

01:11:25.460 players however we were here we are you know 70 80 years later and we all are like okay well that was

01:11:33.620 a really bad time in history i'm really glad it's gone and you know what but you know the yankees

01:11:37.520 people who are there today have nothing to do with that none of those people were there doing

01:11:41.220 it now but the yankees themselves will tear down a statue of a woman who did not not one one

01:11:48.060 thousandth of what the yankees did to hurt black people and not to mention not one one thousandth of

01:11:55.320 the good that kate smith did for the country because as we all know the yankees are evil so with all of

01:12:01.200 that put together we immediately must fold this franchise if we're going to be morally

01:12:07.240 consistent and we all know that is not the goal here right we all know that you have to ask

01:12:12.700 yourself why was somebody even looking into kate smith's history why why just to dismantle our

01:12:21.840 history just to dismantle and just besmirch another tradition well what's next on the tradition line

01:12:29.280 and why do you think the new york yankees would come out and take us such a quick and strong stand

01:12:35.660 against in hopes that they will be saved in hopes that nobody will look into their record and say

01:12:43.180 wait a minute you're even worse than kate smith hoping that if they just offer this dead woman and

01:12:51.880 her reputation yeah an american hero really truly an american hero give them czechoslovakia yes that's

01:13:00.460 just one little thing the student land they just give it to them yes what's the big deal they've

01:13:04.100 promised they're not gonna march into poland they promise they won't they won't you know what you

01:13:08.560 can take adolf at his word i'm sure yes it's what they're doing they're giving the sacrifices and

01:13:12.880 hoping it goes away well for the yankees at least it shouldn't go away because number one they're evil

01:13:17.300 and number two just like a bunch of other teams you know and i think the column makes a good point

01:13:21.280 like i think we have to fold every team that wasn't an expansion team any team that was in this era

01:13:26.120 that banned black players obviously should be folded we should tear down all the stadiums and

01:13:30.800 and and a hope that this dark part of our history can go away and maybe we can relaunch a new new

01:13:35.500 york team got to be different owners got to be a different name but maybe the new york can have a

01:13:39.660 baseball team in the future it just can't be related to that horrible thing that we had in the past

01:13:43.600 the metropolitans oh yeah they already have those but yes they really well they call them the mets

01:13:48.700 you may uh you may be oh yeah you're right the mets i didn't know it stood for the

01:13:53.120 metropolitans i'm like that's i'm trying to think what's the worst name you can come up with

01:13:57.760 the metropolitans and by the way glenn's draft coverage coming tomorrow on this show

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01:14:06.800 i think they should name a basketball team the knickerbockers yes glenn that's a good idea they

01:14:13.860 should well i'm glad they shortened those yeah all right

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01:16:18.760 you know um the blaze has had uh has has had several graduating classes here uh and one of the original

01:16:30.020 alumni uh is is uh will kane and will is an amazingly smart guy really good guy he's got a great career

01:16:39.620 going for him and i'm thrilled uh that he you know really kind of kicked his career off uh in some ways

01:16:46.720 here uh and now at espn and he is demonstrating such courage he didn't have to get involved in this

01:16:54.380 kate smith thing but listen to this uh argument what what show is this from stew uh i don't remember

01:17:01.800 it's with it's him it's and steven a smith i think max kellerman yeah espn so so listen listen to what

01:17:07.840 will has to say about kate smith you're asking me and max well what are you suggesting should be done

01:17:14.100 okay i'm suggesting it's an absolute and utter fool's errand to go back through history decades

01:17:20.080 someone who's been passed away for 30 years incidents which occurred eight decades ago and

01:17:25.500 apply modern historical standards to something you can almost reach a century i'm suggesting that your

01:17:30.320 standard yours only requires a handful of people to be a little outraged to go out back and tear

01:17:36.760 statues down and i'm telling you that by your standard president obama's statues would not stand

01:17:41.920 to today's standards when it comes to gay rights that's pretty damn easy for you to say because

01:17:56.440 you're not the offended party it's real easy for the for the person or the group that's not the

01:18:01.560 offended party to take that position and let me let me just really you're going by the way

01:18:06.520 i mean as a member of the not offended party in almost every circumstance it is not easy at all

01:18:12.960 the easiest thing in the world is to act offended right now i'm with you it's called virtue signaling

01:18:18.080 exactly that's the easiest thing in the world to do correct just go on with whatever whatever party

01:18:23.920 is being offended you side with them you look virtuous you can't get in trouble it's the easiest

01:18:29.300 thing in the world it takes great courage to do what uh uh what will kane did and it

01:18:36.400 it takes a little bit of thing now i don't know anything about stephen's stephen a smith yeah

01:18:41.580 stephen a smith is you know he's in he's an interesting guy because sometimes you're like

01:18:45.140 yes yes i totally agree with what he's saying and then other times you're like oh man i can't

01:18:48.740 why this i mean this it takes no thinking at all well i mean listen to what he just said

01:18:53.200 you know i'm the my people are the uh aggrieved party aggrieved party well that's why we don't put

01:19:00.640 the family of those who a crime has been committed against in the jury box nor do we put them in the

01:19:08.800 seat of judgment on sentencing we don't we can listen to the aggrieved party and hear them and say

01:19:17.640 okay i see how much damage has been done here and we'll take that into consideration but we don't

01:19:24.700 let the aggrieved party judge or sentence that's what's different about america you're supposed to

01:19:33.060 be blind on this and and if you are angry you don't listen and that's not that's not me saying that

01:19:42.500 that's science you don't listen your shields go up because you're angry and you're injured

01:19:48.940 the kate smith thing is so easy to talk about because a it didn't just happen 80 90 years ago

01:19:57.880 it was a parody it was making fun of racists at the time but you're so angry about it that you won't

01:20:08.260 even listen to that you won't even you won't even look for that it's similar to oj right like it was

01:20:15.020 it wasn't listening to the evidence that made that him be not guilty even as correct

01:20:18.880 jurors on the case have now admitted it wasn't about him it was about how we've been wronged all

01:20:25.160 this time that's a terrible way to to make decisions on individuals but if you happen to

01:20:30.940 be a collectivist well then it makes a lot of sense and that's why this fight between individualism and

01:20:36.580 collectivism is so important i mean because you can always be on the wrong side anyone can say they're

01:20:40.620 the offended party it's a great job by by will kane there to stand up he's not perfect i mean he's a

01:20:45.820 cowboys fan but other than that he's pretty good coming up next my hometown seattle dying

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01:24:30.580 komo news uh did a documentary on seattle called seattle is dying and a friend of mine from seattle sent it

01:24:44.500 to me and i watched it and i couldn't believe it was the same city that i i knew and loved

01:24:52.400 uh and grew up in it is turning into an absolute nightmare and not just a nightmare for the people

01:25:00.280 who live there uh you know and are doing well or whatever but for the homeless and the the mentally

01:25:08.860 unstable it is becoming a concentration camp it's horrible all in the name of justice it is horrible

01:25:20.100 what is happening in seattle it's almost a complete breakdown i asked stew to watch it did you watch

01:25:26.880 the whole thing yeah incredible wasn't it it really is i had no idea it was as bad as the documentary

01:25:33.740 showed i mean you know look we all know that every city has areas and problematic issues but this is

01:25:40.440 goes way beyond you know anything that i've seen anywhere else because essentially they portrayed it as

01:25:47.120 the city has basically not i wouldn't say given up i would say intentionally is avoiding trying to

01:25:53.840 make these situations better i guess on the basis basis of social justice for i don't know if it's

01:26:00.920 the homeless people or the people who use drugs or whatever it is they're not prosecuting any of

01:26:06.160 these crimes anymore they're not trying to stop them they're just letting everyone do whatever they

01:26:09.220 want so everyone's deciding you know what looks like a toilet that place right there in the middle of

01:26:13.740 the sidewalk so in fact let me let me play a couple of the cuts from this uh documentary because this

01:26:18.600 is what is happening all over the country the the progressives have gone nuts it's now full-fledged

01:26:26.560 marxism uh and they are not enforcing the laws it's chaos it's horrible and all in the name of

01:26:33.660 compassion listen here's scott lindsey on the homelessness and the rise in crime go ahead this is a list of

01:26:40.700 familiar faces repeat offenders people who break the laws get caught get released and break the laws

01:26:47.140 again and again and again there are a hundred names on the list scott lindsey is the man who dived into

01:26:54.020 public records and researched the list if we take somebody into the jail don't give them meaningful

01:27:00.960 help and then put them right back out on the streets we know they're going to commit the same crimes in the

01:27:06.640 same places and our public records our criminal justice records really show that that's exactly

01:27:11.800 what's happening look at the sheer volume of criminal cases calvin a 68 criminal cases since 2002

01:27:18.560 repeated random assaults on random individuals drain and b 54 criminal cases since 2016 michelle c

01:27:27.160 72 cases since 2000 and the list goes on and on seattle's mayor says this it is wrong to conflate

01:27:35.720 homelessness with a rise in crime for at least 100 people it would at the very least appear to be a

01:27:42.980 factor of the 100 that you looked at what percentage of them were homeless yeah from our criminal justice

01:27:50.000 records 100 had indicators that they were currently homeless and what percent showed signs of

01:27:56.880 addiction yeah 100 also showed signs of a substance use disorder and what percent were mentally ill

01:28:04.840 yeah a little less than half had been evaluated by the courts formally for mental health conditions

01:28:12.660 serious severe mental health conditions that's incredible dozens and dozens and dozens of times

01:28:20.620 the same people they pick them up and can't do anything about now listen to this imagine being a

01:28:24.620 police officer in seattle let's play homeless man says he's conquered justice system this is an

01:28:30.000 amazing scene and escalated into assaulting police officers

01:28:34.000 he's standing in a garbage can a bunch of cops were deployed stand up so we can get out of here

01:28:41.920 burgy spit on them don't spit

01:28:44.140 fought them hey no biting don't bite yourself either

01:28:49.560 stand up travis we're going to the gurney here's the gurney it lasted hours

01:28:52.620 well i'm actually not even high right now travis is outrageously unapologetic about his life

01:29:01.460 and his world he could care less about yours do you steal for your habit i actually just started

01:29:07.880 stealing last monday i started stealing and um oh my god dude that was one of the hardest sacrifices

01:29:16.840 is to like do unrighteous things in front of my dudes travis just relax travis do you want to smoke

01:29:22.840 travis you want to smoke or a candy bar

01:29:25.580 but um will you continue to do that oh i'm having a blast now it is so much fun what should the system

01:29:33.580 do with a guy like you um i think that this system has has done uh what any viable um

01:29:42.760 legitimate system would and they've really like exalted me uh and like shown uh deference and

01:29:52.240 and love towards me back the fuck up i want to see you pick it up with your mouth remember when you

01:29:56.980 caught it with your toes and like i don't feel like i'll ever be arrested again i haven't been in jail

01:30:01.960 for like a year and three months or so you know so a change like that responding to a big change

01:30:11.240 definitely shows that uh i have conquered the criminal justice system want to know the sad part

01:30:16.960 the truly frustrating part he's probably right that's a man these scenes look like they're out

01:30:23.920 of like reno 9-1-1 they don't even look real like ronnie dobbs for mr show like there's some guy who's

01:30:29.140 just out there going crazy on the cops and i mean it looks like a parody of the television show cops

01:30:35.520 but it's actually happening and the cops are leaving the cops can't do it anymore let me play uh let me

01:30:42.200 play the third cut here seattle cops express frustrations listen to this one officer wrote simply

01:30:48.420 yes i am frustrated because i'm a law enforcement officer that is told not to enforce the law

01:30:54.820 another wrote it's simple start keeping criminals in jail judges need to stop giving them ridiculously

01:31:01.700 low sentences and prosecutors need to stop accepting cheesy plea deals and actually lock people up when

01:31:08.120 they commit a crime that's all it would take to drastically lower seattle's crime rate another

01:31:13.700 officer said people come here because it's called free addle and they believe if they come here they

01:31:19.180 will get free food free medical treatment free mental health treatment a free tent free clothes

01:31:25.020 and will be free of prosecution for just about everything and they're right it didn't used to be

01:31:30.940 that way law enforcement officers used to be able to enforce the laws this officer continues in the last

01:31:37.840 five years there has been a culture shift and it started with the legislature decriminalizing felonies

01:31:43.280 and dumping convicts onto the streets and then there is this an officer says even if quality

01:31:49.760 warrant arrests are made the judicial system sees fit to let them out of jail within a couple of days

01:31:55.360 often the next day why are we risking our lives to take felony level fugitives into custody if they're

01:32:02.000 just going to be released prosecutors office and judges alike seem to be drinking all the kool-aid

01:32:08.000 causing a huge disconnect and a broken system with absolutely no teeth he went on to say people will ask why

01:32:16.640 didn't we put any of the officers that responded positively about it and he said because we received

01:32:24.400 exactly zero responses from police officers that were positive seattle is dying and it's dying because

01:32:34.400 of a socialist system and it is spreading all over the country just this last weekend the dallas texas da

01:32:44.560 said as long as people steal things that are worth less than seven hundred and fifty dollars

01:32:52.160 he will not prosecute unless it was to enrich themselves what the hell does that even mean

01:33:00.080 what he meant was there are people that need things and if they go into a store and they really need

01:33:09.040 it and it's less than seven hundred and fifty dollars unless they were taking that to sell it

01:33:16.640 you know then then they're okay we're not going to prosecute that's the kind of stuff that leads to

01:33:23.360 what's happening in seattle and san francisco and it is destroying so many of our great great cities

01:33:32.720 it's destroying them will anyone stand up well the people are in seattle and what was so incredible in

01:33:42.240 this documentary was to see how out of touch no to see how arrogant the city council

01:33:53.280 and the mayors are and see how they despised the people who voted for them they despise them

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01:35:18.480 okay seattle on fire totally on fire let me play cut for seattle cop blogger quits calls it a

01:35:34.320 concentration camp listen to this there was a police officer named todd wiebke he prided himself on

01:35:40.640 getting his boots dirty on meeting the people on the fringes in the camps he tried to find common

01:35:46.160 ground as human beings and he tried to police he wrote a blog for a long time first person musings

01:35:52.960 about patrolling what happens in the dark shadows of west seattle not long ago he wrote this this

01:35:59.920 week i dealt with crisis with narcotics with heartache and with liars sometimes all at once

01:36:06.080 sometimes one at a time i am helpless to unlock the doors when dealing with a person trapped in a

01:36:11.760 horror inside of their own mind lord i try but i am a limited man with just a little skill i still

01:36:18.400 love coming to work we have an awesome city with the ability to adapt and overcome the only way to lose

01:36:24.320 is to not try we are trying to solve this crisis and we will not lose and then one day this past october

01:36:32.800 todd wiebke was told by one superior to impound an rv and clean up the spot and when he did it another

01:36:39.840 superior scolded him for doing so because of new protocol he had a belly full and he walked into

01:36:46.160 hr and he quit retired just like that i feel like i abandoned the ship that i walked away that and and

01:36:54.400 i did because i couldn't do it anymore it was just the bureaucracy built up to the point where

01:37:01.280 i felt like i was no longer necessary as a police officer that the system had a different idea of how

01:37:05.920 they wanted to handle it and i was an appendix i needed to be gone so i'm gone ask anyone they'll

01:37:13.440 tell you this was a good cop the kind we want out there the kind we need but i will tell you that that

01:37:20.160 there is no morale um there's a love for the job he says the drugs the camps the theft the rot and the

01:37:27.040 disgrace of it all don't have to destroy seattle they're being allowed to everybody's trying to do the

01:37:33.200 right thing it's just coming out wrong listen to these next words carefully let them sink in you

01:37:38.880 know i've said it before and i'll say it again that the only thing i can equate it to is we're

01:37:43.760 running a concentration camp without barbed wire up to and including the medical experiment of poisoning

01:37:49.760 these people with drugs i i don't know how else to put it and it's infuriating

01:37:56.080 now when people speak out they're shouted down

01:38:04.320 here's a here's a lifetime resident of seattle calling out the city council for ignoring solutions

01:38:11.280 to the homeless problem listen steve danashek has spent his whole life in seattle he says when

01:38:17.120 misdemeanors stopped being enforced it was the beginning of the end and at that point everyone

01:38:22.960 got the message it's a free-for-all down here it's a wild west no laws apply do whatever you want

01:38:30.080 i could go down here and pee on the street or crap over there or smoke a joint i i have no one's going

01:38:37.040 to get arrested for doing that because they're not doing that they're not arresting anyone if i was a

01:38:41.840 city council member i might say well we're overwhelmed we've got this homeless epidemic no no no no

01:38:47.040 the city council is not overwhelmed by anything the city council are idiots they know that there are

01:38:53.360 solutions out there they simply have turned their back on the solutions the the problem is and you

01:38:59.280 see in this documentary it's from komo news in seattle uh called seattle is dying watch it because

01:39:07.200 it's coming to a city near you the city council is brutal brutal to the people who are standing up

01:39:15.760 they're like you got to call the police and the people are saying i did call the police and they

01:39:20.640 said to come to you now you're sending me back to the police people are just getting the runaround

01:39:27.280 that's why when i'm trying to describe this socialism this marxism that's coming

01:39:32.960 i try to do it charitably but it is a group of non-expert experts who believe truly that they are

01:39:41.280 smarter than the people that they serve they make the rules the laws and market decisions that yes may

01:39:48.960 hurt individuals but those individuals are just part of out of favor groups and those individuals can

01:39:57.760 either afford it or deserve it all things are done in in the guise of or for the goal of social or

01:40:08.080 economic justice as those things begin to break down those in control also begin to abuse their power

01:40:18.240 through graft greed and ignorance

01:40:24.080 that's what's happening they're just getting

01:40:29.280 cronies coming in saying oh no you're a genius no we can fix this no that's right give me

01:40:35.040 give me give me some power give me some money and i'll help you and the people are getting and

01:40:41.200 the people on city council and the people in city hall are growing further and further away from the

01:40:46.480 people and the problem and that's what's happening in in washington dc as well those people in washington

01:40:54.480 in washington dc do you think they actually like you do you think nancy pelosi wants to come over to

01:41:00.560 your house and have dinner at your house do you think she would just fit in with all of your friends

01:41:06.480 that she'd be saying the same kinds of things that you're saying do you think because i don't

01:41:13.760 i don't think most of the people in washington would be comfortable around you

01:41:19.440 would be comfortable around me

01:41:21.440 they would come and see me because i have some sort of influence they think

01:41:29.360 and so they'll come and see me but they don't want to they don't need to come see you especially

01:41:35.280 if we get rid of the electoral college they'll never see you that's what's happening in seattle

01:41:43.760 the elites are running it because they know better than the other people that live here and they don't

01:41:49.600 know jack and they're destroying our cities and they're about to destroy our nation and here's the

01:41:58.640 amazing thing we're almost celebrating it we're almost celebrating it so many people in our country

01:42:11.200 are just so blindly attaching to the emotions to the feelings or to the word that they don't even

01:42:20.000 understand socialism a week from tonight a free event that we want everyone to watch you your family

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01:42:48.480 of how to flip a nation it only takes them three years i'm telling you after reading what they were

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01:44:31.760 well it's blaze tv.com slash glenn watch the kamala harris special uh you use the promo code glenn

01:44:36.400 save 10 bucks and tomorrow glenn predicts the nfl draft yes we're talking about a documentary that

01:44:43.440 came out from komo news in seattle called seattle is dying i was i was shocked by this documentary

01:44:49.920 because i i grew up in the seattle area i grew up in mount vernon washington i i love seattle it's one

01:44:55.520 of my favorite cities uh and it's just being destroyed and i saw this documentary i thought i

01:45:02.000 i recognize the street corners that this is all happening on these this used to be a great part of the

01:45:09.440 city it's now just a horror show and all in the name of marxism and compassion they are just

01:45:17.520 destroying people and i know i mean the homeless people just destroying them and all of the people

01:45:24.400 that are living there are living through hell and it doesn't seem to me like the city council has

01:45:30.000 anything but contempt for the people who live in seattle pay taxes and are trying to run businesses or

01:45:36.400 just go to work ari hoffman he is a a board member on a cemetery in seattle that was part of this

01:45:44.480 documentary and we wanted to get him on uh to talk a little bit about you know his experience and and

01:45:50.400 what happened uh with the cemetery that uh he's a board member of hello ari how are you good morning

01:45:57.840 glenn how you doing today very good thank you for coming on the uh the program um i don't my pleasure

01:46:04.240 sure i don't know your politics don't really care about your politics um but do want to hear about

01:46:09.360 your experience in uh in seattle and and what's what happened to you and the cemetery that you're

01:46:16.080 a board member of sure i've been on the board for about 10 years and the cemetery has been around for

01:46:21.120 130 years and the name of the cemetery is beaker holen which translates to helping the sick and it funds

01:46:28.240 our synagogue services for the jewish community and what happened was i got a call about a year ago exactly

01:46:34.560 that said hey ari we have a problem prostitution drug dealers pimps uh drug dealers and addicts have

01:46:41.360 all moved into the cemetery we have a real problem here they're causing hundreds of thousands of

01:46:45.680 dollars of damage can you help us out and i went to elected officials i went to city officials i went

01:46:51.280 to anybody i thought could help and nobody was interested in helping us so i took it to the media and

01:46:56.240 we started this massive media campaign and finally enough pressure was brought to bear that things

01:47:00.880 started changing and we even had to bring armed former israeli soldiers out to the cemetery to

01:47:06.080 guard some kids who are putting flags in the ground for a memorial day event that they do every year

01:47:11.840 what part of seattle is this isn't a bad part of seattle i mean or is all seattle

01:47:17.440 it's in north you know well so this is a north gate which is a nice neighborhood in seattle and nothing

01:47:22.960 ever happens out there we haven't had anything like this in 130 years of being in operation

01:47:27.280 and because of policies by the seattle city council this is now happening so what are the policies that

01:47:33.200 lead people to go and live in a cemetery it's much enabling behavior people are coming from across

01:47:40.080 the country because they hear that they can get free whatever they want in seattle and nobody's

01:47:45.040 going to do anything nobody's going to enforce the rule of law and they can get away with whatever

01:47:49.120 they want they can live wherever they want and nobody's going to do anything about it

01:47:52.880 when i was in san francisco a few years ago um i was driving my car and uh these homeless people

01:48:00.480 came and they were walking in the street and they just started pounding on my hood

01:48:04.880 uh and they were just they were belligerent who do you think you are with your car and i was like i'm

01:48:09.520 just driving to the hotel i'm what and they were you know coming across the the street and they made it

01:48:16.960 very clear they own the street not the cars not the people who are trying just to you know uh get

01:48:24.480 to and fro and obeying the law they own the street is that attitude pervasive now in seattle as well

01:48:34.240 yes near my office in georgetown which is a more industrial area a whole bunch of these rvs have moved

01:48:39.280 in these broken down vehicles which people are living in and the city council keeps claiming these are

01:48:44.080 homeless people but i know that they're running drugs and other criminal enterprises out of these

01:48:48.000 vehicles and when i go up to confront them to get them to move they say things to me like i make more

01:48:52.960 money dealing drugs than you'll ever see in a lifetime it's become a very dangerous neighborhood

01:48:57.360 it's not safe and georgetown is unique because it has a residential neighborhood mixed in with

01:49:01.680 commercial neighborhood and the residents there are beside themselves so one of these people sold

01:49:06.000 in a full-size semi truck the cab part of it and crashed into a few cars the other day it's just out

01:49:12.320 of control in that neighborhood so are you running for city council yes sir i decided i had enough of

01:49:19.120 what was going on and that the only way to get things done sometimes is to step in yourself and

01:49:23.520 try and get it done so that's what i did i stepped up to the plate and said it's got to be better than

01:49:28.320 what these guys are doing and i started doing my research and i started analyzing and i realized this

01:49:31.760 was all a policy problem and it was all the behavior they were enabling in seattle and they're not

01:49:36.400 treating the drug addiction they're not treating the mental illness and they're calling it a house uh housing

01:49:41.280 crisis a homeless crisis so but but it is really and i don't want to get into politics um but it it it

01:49:50.240 is this um social and economic justice attitude um that creates these policies that are so prevalent

01:50:00.400 in seattle and san francisco and the arrogance that usually goes with that i mean i've seen clips of the

01:50:06.240 city council they don't they're not listening to the people they don't care about the people

01:50:10.640 it's almost like they despise the people it sure seems like that to me as well we try to talk to

01:50:16.240 them they refuse to meet with us one of them was supposed to come out to the cemetery to meet with

01:50:19.520 us and send staff instead even though we had organized the community to be there to meet with

01:50:23.120 them another one refused to meet with us and said flat out had their staff tell us they're not meeting with

01:50:27.840 us and i just had enough of that so what i did was i took their office number and their email for

01:50:32.960 their office and i put it online and i said hey jewish community let them know what you think and

01:50:37.040 six hours later they called me for a meeting because they got so much pressure at the same

01:50:40.720 time after that meeting they said you know they made all these promises in this meeting and they

01:50:45.600 didn't follow through on any of them and we still had to do things ourselves i mean during the winter

01:50:49.840 it things are better at the cemetery just because people didn't want to be outside they moved to other

01:50:53.440 areas of seattle but just two weeks ago the rvs came back and we're dealing drugs again and thank

01:50:58.560 god we got a grant in the off season i'll call it to for safety at the cemeteries and we had to send

01:51:04.800 the guards back out there to enforce things jeez uh how's how's your election going well i'm getting

01:51:12.880 so many attacks online i must be the front runner we don't really do polling for these kind of things

01:51:17.840 well you're jewish so i don't know if you if you're a front runner i mean jewish people tend to be a

01:51:22.800 target now uh unfortunately and uh i'm sorry for that but uh you can't you can't put anything into

01:51:29.680 attacks but at least you're over the target if they're attacking you exactly i heard a good line

01:51:34.880 from somebody that if uh if you're getting heavy flack you must be over the target yes and i think

01:51:39.600 my message is really resonating because there's people from all over seattle from all sides of the

01:51:43.600 political spectrum saying they want to support me because enough is enough and things have just gone

01:51:47.680 too crazy and that's the most unique thing to me is how united the citizens seem to be in

01:51:52.640 wanting a change on the seattle city council and wanting to push back of these policies that

01:51:57.840 enabled all this i will tell you that i was struck by uh komo news this the the way this was written

01:52:05.280 i don't know how many times they asked the question is this compassion uh and the the documentary was

01:52:12.880 i thought really well done and and and kept asking the question for a seattleite with a way for them to

01:52:19.920 hear is through the heart that if this if you're doing these things because you think this is

01:52:26.080 compassion you're wrong you're sadly mistaken are you you are seeing uh people on the uh you know that

01:52:34.400 are you know elect or the people who are electing officials are you seeing elected officials at all

01:52:41.520 waking up is there any sign that anybody else that's already in office is waking up going hey guys this

01:52:47.280 doesn't work not really it seems more like they're saying the things that people want to hear

01:52:52.880 occasionally so that that way they may have a chance at re-election but it seems that the average

01:52:58.240 citizen has said i'm tired of being called non-compassionate when i'm trying to get people

01:53:02.800 treatment for drug addiction i'm tired of being called non-compassionate when i'm trying to get

01:53:06.640 people into shelters i'm tired of being called non-compassionate because i don't want people sleeping on the

01:53:11.040 streets are in their cars and the citizens are tired of being told they're not compassionate

01:53:15.200 yeah all right thank you so much appreciate it and good luck uh hoffman thank you for having me you bet

01:53:20.480 hoffman for seattle.com don't know his politics but if you want to check it out hoffman for seattle

01:53:26.720 uh dot com i don't think if you're in seattle you care about the politics of the person you just want

01:53:31.200 someone who's taking that issue seriously it doesn't seem like there's anyone there doing it yeah you

01:53:35.200 know you want someone who's going to take that on and actually be brave enough to stand up and say hey this is

01:53:39.360 this is wrong i think that's i think that's what's happening all over the world you know

01:53:43.680 people just they just don't care and in seattle you know they're letting people out on the streets that

01:53:49.520 are really really sick and people that they know are going to commit more crimes i mean i don't know

01:53:56.880 if you saw did you see in the documentary the the story of the rapist yeah this i mean you want to

01:54:02.560 talk about real consequences listen to this police say that on july 20th of 2017 this

01:54:09.200 man lewis arby the third 41 years old removed the screen from a woman's window at an assisted

01:54:15.360 living facility in seatac and crawled in the woman inside was brutalized for an hour she was raped and

01:54:22.720 beaten and choked and robbed police say lewis arby also urinated on the floor afterwards police say he

01:54:30.640 left through the same window he'd entered through the victim was treated for bleeding on the brain a

01:54:35.680 broken nose and other injuries she was 71 years old oh my gosh it was a shocking and disturbing

01:54:42.000 crime but perhaps we shouldn't have been all that surprised just four days before the rape just 96

01:54:48.400 hours before police say he scarred one woman's life forever lewis arby the third was arrested here

01:54:54.080 sitting next to the fountain right outside the king county courthouse police say he was selling

01:54:59.200 methamphetamine that's him in the back of the squad car after the arrest he was booked and then

01:55:07.040 released almost immediately our criminal justice system decided that he shouldn't spend even 24

01:55:12.640 hours in jail but even a brief look at his record would have shown that lewis arby had come from

01:55:17.920 california where he'd spent 19 years in prison for kidnapping robbery and carjacking and had prosecutors

01:55:25.200 looked a little more closely they'd have known that arby was the only suspect in a case three months

01:55:30.640 prior in which a woman was taken hostage forcibly shot full of drugs and viciously raped and beaten

01:55:37.040 for 15 hours the king county prosecutor's office says in this case we had information that he had a

01:55:43.280 1995 california conviction for kidnapped to commit robbery and other offenses the prosecutors assigned to the

01:55:49.920 investigation had no knowledge of other pending investigation and so we are left with a question

01:55:56.720 how is it that a man is arrested in front of a courthouse in possession of a deadly drug that destroys lives

01:56:02.640 how is it that this man who has a long history of violence doesn't even spend 24 hours in jail

01:56:09.040 how is it that he is sent right back onto the streets

01:56:12.640 a compelling compelling and compassionate documentary that uh i think everybody should

01:56:20.800 watch you can watch i watched it on youtube it's from komo tv in seattle and it is called seattle

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01:57:34.320 call 800-500-8384 800-500-8384 it's relief factor dot com you know when you look at uh the world today

01:57:48.080 and where we're headed there is a very clear clear choice on a few things we used to be pretty clear on

01:57:55.600 on israel uh but boy things are well some people would say getting muddy but they're becoming very

01:58:03.520 black and white and you gotta see where you stand if you stand with the left you stand with bernie

01:58:12.480 in the town hall that he just did he said you know it's a benjamin and yahoo and his party that's a hate

01:58:19.520 group it's a hate group aoc anti-israel ilan omar anti-israel rashida talib anti-israel these are

01:58:31.680 these this is where the party is headed and they are anti-semitic not pro-palestinian as much as

01:58:40.320 anti-semitic as well the party is changing on the other side you have donald trump who is has thrown a

01:58:53.680 lot of shade to benjamin netanyahu and to israel itself in fact benjamin netanyahu threw a little

01:59:02.240 bit back his way listen to this released yesterday i'm here on the beautiful golan heights all israelis

01:59:10.400 were deeply moved when president trump made his historic decision to recognize israel's sovereignty

01:59:17.680 over the golan heights and therefore after the passover holiday i tend to bring to the government

01:59:23.040 a resolution calling for a new community on the golan heights named after president donald j trump

01:59:30.800 that's amazing that's amazing he's been i mean trump has been amazing on the israel stuff

01:59:38.160 i mean i better than anyone could have possibly imagined i would have never guessed it yeah and i

01:59:44.560 didn't uh wrong on really wrong on israel yeah i had it nailed but you really did miss that one

01:59:51.840 i was disappointed in you the whole time yeah uh it's incredible i mean you know step by step this

01:59:57.200 entire time we're coming up on a year anniversary of him naming jerusalem and opening the embassy in

02:00:03.280 jerusalem as the actual capital of the country that says it's the capital which is usually how we judge

02:00:09.200 what the capital is of a country uh that's coming up in just in a couple of weeks we've got a a great

02:00:14.240 special coming up on that it is a it's one of these things where you kind of step back and think wow i

02:00:19.920 mean like all the presidents all these times both democrat and republican who have said that they would do the

02:00:25.360 things uh that donald trump has go ahead gone ahead and actually done and uh he deserves a lot of

02:00:31.120 unqualified credit for what he's done with israel it's been incredible incredible i'm blown away by it

02:00:36.560 i'm blown away and grateful really truly grateful and so obviously are the people uh of israel i mean he

02:00:45.520 has not only moved the uh the embassy to jerusalem where it has always belonged but he has also uh decided

02:00:56.000 you know i'm going to recognize the west bank otherwise known as judea

02:01:01.920 uh and the colin heights as jewish territory god bless him god bless him

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This Just Ain't Gonna Last ｜ Guest： Ari Hoffman ｜ 4⧸24⧸19

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