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00:01:26.860 so right now as we speak there are major violent demonstrations in lebanon

00:01:56.840 chile spain haiti iraq sudan russia egypt uganda indonesia ukraine peru hong kong zimbabwe colombia

00:02:07.260 france turkey venezuela the netherlands ethiopia brazil algeria and ecuador oh and this is the week

00:02:18.120 of brexit oh and uh trudeau was just elected but he can't form a coalition government

00:02:25.220 wow that's kind of like boris johnson which is almost like benjamin netanyahu who also can't form

00:02:33.640 a coalition government which reminds me of how our president now can't govern because there's no

00:02:41.560 coalition there wow let's kind of put all of these together and see what's happening in the world

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00:04:41.040 all right so there's a couple of things going on in the world that i want to address and try to tie

00:04:57.820 together my only real skill in life i think uh is uh to be able to see a bigger picture

00:05:06.300 i want you to i want you to look at the demonstrations in lebanon chile spain haiti

00:05:14.580 iraq sudan russia egypt uganda indonesia ukraine peru hong kong zimbabwe columbia france turkey

00:05:22.640 venezuela the netherlands ethiopia brazil algeria ecuador and what's happening in england now what

00:05:31.680 happened last night in canada and i want to break these up into two different categories

00:05:38.080 usually when you have riots or you have violent protests it's because of one of two things

00:05:47.660 either the people are hungry and they can't afford the things that they need and they see

00:05:54.720 the government as a problem or the government's not listening to them and the government's not

00:06:04.860 responding to them both of those things are happening but there's a third new one that is also being

00:06:11.700 injected so let's look at some of these for instance um you have fuel subsidies that have

00:06:18.980 uh that have been cut so the the price of fuel has gone up in places like haiti they can't they can't

00:06:27.660 afford it in lebanon they there's a new tax levied on the use of whatsapp that's the social media thing

00:06:35.920 that's also one of the causes for uganda they're starting to put taxes on social media now why

00:06:43.240 would you put a tax on whatsapp and why would that cause a riot this is really important we'll come

00:06:52.460 back to that here in just a second in sudan it's the cut to fuel and food subsidies uh in chile they're

00:07:01.580 they're protesting subway fair hikes now this is where whatsapp comes in you'll notice these aren't

00:07:13.060 striking workers like we have with gm these are just average people getting together on the streets

00:07:20.960 now how is that happening that's happening now because we used to have to have labor unions because

00:07:28.120 it was the only it was the only way to get the message out and we could all come together against

00:07:34.060 the man and so you had a labor organizer come in and he would organize everybody but now you have

00:07:41.780 whatsapp now you have facebook now you have the internet and so if you're if you're upset about gas

00:07:48.320 prices you can find other people that are upset about gas prices that you would have never met before

00:07:54.660 this is why the governments are starting to crack down on social media and start to tax them and

00:08:01.020 everything else because just like facebook admitted to and so did twitter they were greatly responsible

00:08:10.080 for the uprising in egypt and they actually helped push egypt so you don't have to form unions anymore

00:08:18.460 as long as you have the app now let's switch to other places there is a shortage of gasoline there is a shortage

00:08:30.820 of food okay we understand that but here's where something new is happening in france one of the

00:08:41.240 the original demands of the yellow vests was and i'm not kidding

00:08:47.060 free parking in disneyland paris they one of the things one of the demands they wanted was free parking

00:08:57.160 at disneyland paris now if you don't understand if that seems crazy to you which it does me it is crazy

00:09:07.380 if it seems crazy it's because you haven't really fully understood what kind of changes are happening

00:09:16.140 to our world and there's a reason for it people are people have very high expectations

00:09:25.040 in these successful countries and anything that will help them cut their expenses

00:09:34.140 or give them free stuff is being pushed just get me free stuff and the more free stuff that is out

00:09:44.360 there the harder it is for for instance a government to be able to pay for all that free stuff it's an

00:09:50.940 overwhelming of the system people are now just starting to say well i own that parking lot too

00:09:57.920 that parking lot wouldn't be here if it wasn't for us i mean it's in france

00:10:03.060 should be free parking at disneyland for everybody

00:10:08.080 also at the same time in france something else is happening farmers are upset at the climate change

00:10:19.580 plans climate change if you think it's unpopular here climate change with anyone in the socialist

00:10:28.640 leaning countries um is growing really unpopular with farmers and people but only people who consume

00:10:38.740 food because it's jacking the price of food up when the government says we have to cut these programs

00:10:48.500 to save money nobody wants to hear that it's starting to set people on fire because they're also jacking up

00:10:57.260 things like things for climate change

00:11:00.800 so here's what we have

00:11:05.540 we have the poorest country in the western hemisphere

00:11:14.500 with the most dysfunctional politics haiti and it's seeing protests because the situation

00:11:22.280 is bad but in the same hemisphere we also have chile it's the wealthiest country in latin america

00:11:31.500 and it has falling inequality

00:11:34.900 so why are they protesting

00:11:38.800 let me give you let me give you one other thing

00:11:46.220 i told you 10 years ago in the future the operative word will be chaos and anything that causes chaos get away from

00:11:55.720 because we know who the author of chaos is

00:12:00.080 so get away from anybody who's trying to cause chaos

00:12:06.280 let me show you one other thing

00:12:09.700 governments cannot work governments fail when the gears get jammed

00:12:18.100 this is what this is what saboteurs were during the war

00:12:23.540 saboteurs were people that would put a a monkey wrench into the gears

00:12:29.080 that was an actual thing in the industrial revolution

00:12:32.820 somebody would take a wrench and they'd throw it in the gears

00:12:36.000 and it would break the gears and jam the machine up

00:12:39.340 so it would stop the factory from producing things

00:12:42.560 that was a saboteur

00:12:44.620 do we have saboteurs in our midst now

00:12:50.760 and i don't mean just here i mean all around the world

00:12:53.620 because the gears of the machine is stopping

00:12:58.060 let me just give you a couple of stops here

00:13:00.840 benjamin netanyahu looks like he's going to have to quit

00:13:04.760 he's been re-elected but he cannot put together a coalition

00:13:08.980 coalition style parliamentary governments only work

00:13:14.040 when there's goodwill

00:13:16.200 there is no goodwill

00:13:18.540 everybody is standing their ground

00:13:22.380 everybody is saying my way or the highway

00:13:25.100 so benjamin netanyahu looks like he's going to retire and quit

00:13:31.000 and hopefully they'll find somebody else that can put a coalition government

00:13:35.620 but don't count on it

00:13:37.680 because look what's happening in england

00:13:40.880 you have boris yeltsin

00:13:43.480 or boris yeltsin

00:13:44.580 boris johnson

00:13:45.520 who is just trying to follow the dictate of the people

00:13:50.340 they voted brexit

00:13:52.900 the extremists in parliament

00:13:55.740 are saying no brexit

00:13:57.640 at any cost

00:14:00.260 so screw the people

00:14:02.780 monkey wrench 0.91

00:14:05.260 boris johnson

00:14:07.060 can't put together a coalition

00:14:10.040 there is no coalition left

00:14:11.680 justin trudeau

00:14:17.980 justin trudeau

00:14:20.440 won in canada

00:14:21.660 but he doesn't have a margin big enough

00:14:24.280 to put together a coalition government

00:14:26.640 so now the machinery in canada

00:14:29.580 is also stopped

00:14:31.000 and i would say that while we don't have a parliamentary system here

00:14:35.680 look at our machinery here

00:14:37.640 because one side refuses

00:14:41.700 to work

00:14:43.240 and listen to things

00:14:44.960 that they themselves

00:14:46.780 four years ago

00:14:48.020 said they wanted

00:14:49.300 because they won't act on those things

00:14:54.120 because they will stand against those things

00:14:56.620 because they're against one person

00:14:58.780 and putting that one person ahead of the whole country

00:15:01.720 you don't have a coalition

00:15:03.640 you don't have good faith

00:15:05.680 you have nothing that will work

00:15:07.320 congress cannot get anything done

00:15:10.060 the administration cannot get anything done

00:15:12.620 because they're fighting over things

00:15:14.700 that honestly nobody in the country cares about

00:15:18.220 everyone in the country wants us to move forward

00:15:23.380 so let me just ask you a question

00:15:30.880 and this is an honest question

00:15:33.820 is this really a coincidence

00:15:37.620 now it could be

00:15:42.620 because everybody seems to have just been

00:15:45.040 violating their social contract

00:15:48.280 contract with

00:15:49.460 with

00:15:50.360 with the people

00:15:51.800 all over the world

00:15:53.120 so it could be

00:15:55.720 but it's interesting

00:15:59.220 how no one seems to be learning the lesson

00:16:01.560 things just keep getting worse

00:16:04.100 and worse

00:16:04.860 and worse

00:16:05.620 and what do people do

00:16:07.640 while Barcelona burns

00:16:10.400 we've got models out there 1.00

00:16:13.440 twerking in the streets

00:16:14.640 what

00:16:18.240 is anyone taking this seriously

00:16:21.600 is anyone seeing what's happening

00:16:25.560 to the entire world

00:16:27.060 it might be a coincidence

00:16:32.340 but then again

00:16:35.820 it might not be

00:16:37.960 and we turn to

00:16:40.580 AOC

00:16:41.320 and Bernie Sanders

00:16:42.760 and Hillary Clinton 0.90

00:16:44.320 in one minute

00:16:46.160 you remember in

00:16:53.520 Twister

00:16:54.140 one of the characters

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00:16:56.080 towards the camera

00:16:57.580 he's like

00:16:57.860 it's coming

00:16:58.640 it's coming

00:16:59.580 run for your life

00:17:00.860 and the other character says

00:17:02.580 no

00:17:03.340 it's already here

00:17:05.840 that was the tagline

00:17:08.080 in you know

00:17:08.740 all the trailers

00:17:09.380 no I don't remember that

00:17:10.980 who would remember that

00:17:11.980 when people remember

00:17:13.400 the dialogue of Twister

00:17:14.740 there's one thing

00:17:15.560 you remember from Twister

00:17:16.380 which is a cow flying by

00:17:17.620 that's it

00:17:18.020 that's the only thing

00:17:18.660 that anyone remembers

00:17:19.340 from Twister

00:17:19.760 you don't remember

00:17:20.740 the guys

00:17:21.360 the screams

00:17:21.900 it's coming

00:17:22.480 that was the commercial for it

00:17:24.420 over and over and over again

00:17:25.940 I don't remember that

00:17:27.380 there was that

00:17:27.880 and they tied themselves

00:17:28.880 to a pipe

00:17:29.520 to survive a tornado

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00:18:35.020 alright

00:18:46.220 so I want to

00:18:47.800 I'd like to

00:18:48.920 I'd like to just give you

00:18:51.420 this headline

00:18:52.140 Democrats 2020 race

00:18:54.780 has a new shadow

00:18:56.840 Hillary Clinton

00:18:59.380 some Democrats

00:19:01.300 are putting caution signs up

00:19:02.400 for Hillary Clinton

00:19:03.120 as she wades back 0.67

00:19:03.980 into presidential politics

00:19:05.080 by casting a 2020 candidate

00:19:06.740 Tulsi Gabbard

00:19:08.000 as a Russian asset

00:19:09.300 mocking President Donald Trump's

00:19:10.900 dealings with foreign leader

00:19:11.840 and drawing counterattacks

00:19:12.920 from both

00:19:13.340 Bernie Sanders

00:19:14.820 wrote yesterday

00:19:19.060 people can disagree on issues

00:19:21.120 but it is outrageous

00:19:22.380 for anyone to suggest

00:19:23.460 that Tulsi is a foreign asset 0.94

00:19:25.100 Larry Cohen

00:19:26.860 one of Sanders' top supporters

00:19:27.980 was a conciliatory

00:19:29.180 but warned in an interview

00:19:30.260 that Clinton

00:19:30.780 could harm

00:19:31.500 the eventual 2020 nominee

00:19:32.920 by weighing in

00:19:33.680 against specific candidates

00:19:34.860 and now

00:19:35.920 they're thinking

00:19:36.540 that maybe

00:19:37.420 maybe

00:19:38.440 she's thinking

00:19:40.400 about running

00:19:41.100 of course she is

00:19:42.980 there's a

00:19:44.820 I mean

00:19:45.380 there's no chance

00:19:46.120 of winning

00:19:46.480 but of course

00:19:47.060 she's thinking that

00:19:48.180 you think

00:19:49.480 really

00:19:49.940 oh yes

00:19:51.060 I mean

00:19:51.420 she's thinking

00:19:52.420 about it

00:19:53.080 you know

00:19:53.540 I'm not saying

00:19:54.080 anyone else

00:19:55.060 is thinking

00:19:55.540 about it

00:19:56.060 she is thinking

00:19:57.260 about it

00:19:57.780 she's thinking

00:19:58.660 about it

00:19:59.140 all the time

00:19:59.920 oh they'll come

00:20:01.000 crawling back

00:20:02.040 to me

00:20:02.680 they will

00:20:03.580 I mean

00:20:05.660 when they went

00:20:06.040 was she went

00:20:06.560 with the double

00:20:07.400 stack conspiracy

00:20:08.740 theory yesterday

00:20:10.080 that it was

00:20:10.820 Tulsi Gabbard

00:20:11.600 was a Russian

00:20:12.220 agent

00:20:13.260 and Jill Stein

00:20:15.080 was a Russian

00:20:16.320 agent

00:20:16.740 at that point

00:20:18.160 you kind of

00:20:18.880 thought she's 1.00

00:20:19.220 a little desperate

00:20:19.800 and certainly

00:20:20.420 obsessed about this

00:20:21.540 oh no

00:20:21.840 she don't think 0.58

00:20:22.760 she's actually

00:20:23.180 jumping in

00:20:23.780 do you

00:20:24.040 I think

00:20:24.600 she's

00:20:25.020 she is

00:20:25.720 waiting for

00:20:26.780 the moment

00:20:27.340 where they're

00:20:27.860 just gonna

00:20:28.180 come and ask

00:20:28.760 me

00:20:28.940 I know

00:20:29.320 they'll

00:20:29.620 come and

00:20:29.980 ask me

00:20:30.780 to leave

00:20:32.860 because that's

00:20:33.520 what people

00:20:33.780 are asking

00:20:34.320 her

00:20:34.540 she is

00:20:35.480 delusional 0.54

00:20:36.440 she is

00:20:37.180 delusional

00:20:37.900 and the

00:20:39.440 Democrats

00:20:39.920 know that

00:20:40.700 they're in

00:20:41.080 trouble

00:20:41.380 mainly because

00:20:42.460 of the

00:20:43.940 split in

00:20:44.680 the party

00:20:45.140 I mean

00:20:46.300 I don't know

00:20:46.940 if you've

00:20:47.200 seen the

00:20:47.500 headlines

00:20:47.840 in the

00:20:48.600 last 24

00:20:49.220 hours but

00:20:50.000 because of

00:20:51.680 Ocasio-Cortez

00:20:52.800 they're now

00:20:53.260 saying is

00:20:54.120 the Democratic

00:20:54.880 party as

00:20:56.240 we know it

00:20:56.960 over this

00:20:58.500 election

00:20:58.900 and I think

00:21:00.400 so

00:21:00.780 I mean

00:21:03.440 you mean it

00:21:05.120 changes into

00:21:05.720 something

00:21:06.180 I mean

00:21:07.380 that what

00:21:08.100 essentially

00:21:08.440 Ocasio-Cortez

00:21:09.980 and the

00:21:10.840 squad

00:21:11.300 endorsing

00:21:12.180 Bernie

00:21:12.620 rips

00:21:13.760 that

00:21:14.280 apart

00:21:15.280 well they're

00:21:15.740 setting a

00:21:16.200 pretty clear

00:21:16.860 signal

00:21:17.260 I mean

00:21:17.720 you know

00:21:18.100 think about

00:21:18.380 this

00:21:18.520 you have

00:21:18.820 we're in

00:21:19.680 a moment

00:21:20.040 where Warren

00:21:20.960 is arguably

00:21:21.600 the front

00:21:22.040 runner

00:21:22.260 right

00:21:22.860 Warren's

00:21:23.260 gonna give

00:21:23.480 you 95%

00:21:24.460 of what

00:21:24.760 you want

00:21:25.100 out of

00:21:25.580 your

00:21:25.920 socialist

00:21:26.320 candidate

00:21:26.760 95%

00:21:28.480 okay

00:21:29.540 why now

00:21:30.720 do you

00:21:31.320 pick now

00:21:32.120 to endorse

00:21:32.620 Bernie

00:21:33.040 Sanders

00:21:33.440 a guy

00:21:33.780 who can

00:21:34.040 barely walk

00:21:34.580 across the

00:21:35.040 stage

00:21:35.400 I want

00:21:35.860 you to

00:21:36.080 listen to

00:21:36.500 this

00:21:36.680 because I

00:21:37.100 think this

00:21:37.480 is spot

00:21:38.520 on

00:21:38.720 now listen

00:21:39.240 remember

00:21:40.500 Bernie

00:21:41.500 Sanders

00:21:41.900 just had

00:21:43.120 a heart

00:21:43.660 attack

00:21:44.220 yeah

00:21:44.560 okay

00:21:45.160 he's

00:21:45.780 falling

00:21:46.300 in the

00:21:46.700 polls

00:21:47.140 she's

00:21:47.920 rising

00:21:48.560 Biden

00:21:49.520 is

00:21:51.040 falling

00:21:51.460 in the

00:21:51.920 polls

00:21:52.340 Warren

00:21:53.440 is

00:21:53.840 clearly

00:21:54.480 the one

00:21:55.180 to rally

00:21:55.660 around

00:21:56.120 and again

00:21:57.040 Sanders

00:21:57.680 just had

00:21:58.940 a heart

00:21:59.640 attack

00:22:00.020 and they

00:22:00.320 pick that

00:22:00.800 moment

00:22:01.160 to endorse

00:22:01.760 why

00:22:02.260 why

00:22:02.700 number

00:22:03.360 one

00:22:03.720 she's

00:22:04.420 saying

00:22:04.700 this is

00:22:05.140 my

00:22:05.320 movement

00:22:05.720 as soon

00:22:06.340 as Bernie's

00:22:06.840 gone

00:22:07.140 I'm in

00:22:07.680 it

00:22:07.840 it's

00:22:08.140 me

00:22:08.460 it's

00:22:08.920 I'm

00:22:09.240 the head

00:22:09.620 of this

00:22:10.040 socialist

00:22:10.480 movement

00:22:11.140 I am

00:22:12.780 the one

00:22:13.140 to be

00:22:13.520 the

00:22:13.700 to bring

00:22:14.560 the torch

00:22:14.920 forward

00:22:15.300 and this

00:22:16.080 is not

00:22:16.400 something

00:22:16.700 that's

00:22:16.940 going

00:22:17.200 away

00:22:17.600 and number

00:22:18.600 two

00:22:18.940 there is

00:22:20.180 no

00:22:20.440 compromise

00:22:21.100 when it

00:22:21.780 comes to

00:22:22.180 socialism

00:22:22.540 there is

00:22:23.020 no

00:22:23.240 95%

00:22:24.340 of what

00:22:24.700 we want

00:22:25.040 from

00:22:25.280 Elizabeth

00:22:25.760 Warren

00:22:26.080 we want

00:22:26.460 100%

00:22:27.120 of it

00:22:27.420 we're

00:22:27.920 not

00:22:28.140 satisfying

00:22:28.800 for

00:22:29.040 someone

00:22:29.280 who

00:22:29.460 still

00:22:29.920 says

00:22:30.640 they're

00:22:30.880 a

00:22:31.020 capitalist

00:22:31.380 despite

00:22:31.780 all

00:22:32.600 evidence

00:22:33.280 we are

00:22:34.280 the people

00:22:34.800 that are

00:22:35.060 going to

00:22:35.220 say

00:22:35.360 no we

00:22:35.720 want

00:22:35.980 them to

00:22:36.260 say

00:22:36.580 they're

00:22:36.800 socialists

00:22:37.360 we're

00:22:38.920 and we're

00:22:39.320 going

00:22:39.540 forward

00:22:39.880 and going

00:22:40.400 forward

00:22:40.700 when Bernie

00:22:41.300 does decide

00:22:42.540 to stop

00:22:43.800 running

00:22:44.160 it's my

00:22:45.500 game

00:22:45.740 yep

00:22:46.120 she will

00:22:47.140 take the

00:22:47.680 torch up

00:22:48.400 and all

00:22:49.660 you have

00:22:49.920 to do

00:22:50.280 is know

00:22:51.060 what party

00:22:51.660 she was

00:22:52.500 actually

00:22:53.040 working for

00:22:53.580 it's not

00:22:53.860 the Democrats

00:22:54.340 and go

00:22:55.580 back and

00:22:56.180 listen to

00:22:56.520 what Sank

00:22:57.080 said

00:22:57.500 the night

00:22:58.400 of the

00:22:58.780 last

00:22:59.040 election

00:22:59.480 we're

00:23:00.140 tired of

00:23:00.620 these

00:23:00.780 people

00:23:01.060 we'll 1.00

00:23:01.320 destroy 1.00

00:23:01.880 them 0.98

00:23:02.200 you're

00:23:02.600 listening

00:23:03.000 to

00:23:03.400 Glenn

00:23:03.920 Beck

00:23:04.580 all right

00:23:06.180 if you're

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00:23:07.020 owner like

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00:23:10.700 arrow in

00:23:11.620 your quiver

00:23:12.140 is the

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00:23:21.960 can see how

00:23:22.600 they're all

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00:23:23.580 you can see

00:23:24.360 what is coming

00:23:25.160 in what is

00:23:25.940 going out

00:23:26.620 how do you

00:23:27.760 make decisions

00:23:28.780 I have to

00:23:29.840 tell you

00:23:30.200 before we got

00:23:32.280 a dashboard

00:23:32.880 before we and

00:23:33.800 I asked for

00:23:34.780 one for a long

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00:23:38.640 been built

00:23:39.340 before how

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00:23:41.680 sales is

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00:23:43.140 accounting is

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00:23:44.480 all of these

00:23:45.440 different streams

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00:24:25.760 all right so

00:24:50.320 you know when

00:24:51.260 Pat walks into

00:24:52.040 the studio with

00:24:52.680 a bullhorn you

00:24:53.520 know that the

00:24:54.480 Reverend Al

00:24:55.040 Sharpton

00:24:55.540 is going to

00:24:56.360 be making an

00:24:57.020 appearance on

00:24:57.800 this program

00:24:58.520 welcome Pat

00:24:59.420 Gray ah thank

00:25:00.240 you good to be

00:25:00.960 here yeah

00:25:01.440 tremendous interview

00:25:02.640 from Al Sharpton

00:25:03.600 and a lot of

00:25:04.360 people say wait

00:25:05.120 Al still does 1.00

00:25:06.880 interviews I

00:25:07.900 I honestly

00:25:09.160 didn't he move

00:25:09.760 to the weekend

00:25:10.540 because that's

00:25:11.100 the only thing I

00:25:11.560 could think of

00:25:12.060 I think he's on

00:25:12.420 Sunday nights or

00:25:13.080 something right I

00:25:13.800 had literally in

00:25:14.660 the morning on

00:25:15.100 Sundays no idea he

00:25:16.080 still had a show

00:25:16.640 yeah I didn't

00:25:17.480 realize until

00:25:17.980 yesterday yeah

00:25:18.720 yeah he does

00:25:19.720 it's on MSNBC

00:25:20.460 still too wow

00:25:21.580 wow they just

00:25:22.700 can't find it

00:25:23.900 to find it in

00:25:24.640 them to fire

00:25:26.000 him huh

00:25:26.620 apparently not

00:25:27.700 no no

00:25:28.680 shocking it's

00:25:29.480 really easy to

00:25:30.080 fire Al Sharpton

00:25:30.900 there's 500,000

00:25:33.040 people outside your

00:25:33.880 front door the

00:25:34.500 second you do it

00:25:35.000 he'll be out there

00:25:35.560 with a bullhorn

00:25:36.220 yeah instantly

00:25:37.900 that's how he

00:25:38.480 keeps jobs

00:25:38.960 yeah and that's

00:25:39.820 the only reason

00:25:40.380 he keeps jobs

00:25:41.040 that's the only

00:25:41.560 reason he gets

00:25:42.580 jobs

00:25:43.040 he can't even

00:25:44.120 speak

00:25:44.600 can we can be

00:25:45.260 like the man

00:25:46.180 cannot speak

00:25:46.840 it's hard for him

00:25:47.300 it's really hard

00:25:48.060 for him and he

00:25:48.720 shows that again

00:25:49.460 he proves it

00:25:50.420 every time

00:25:51.120 uh and it's

00:25:52.120 hard to decide

00:25:52.820 who's crazier

00:25:53.680 here in this

00:25:54.260 interview between

00:25:55.060 Al and Beto

00:25:55.940 it's really close

00:25:57.700 all right uh but

00:25:58.640 here it is

00:25:59.140 all right now how

00:26:00.640 do you view the

00:26:01.320 president with two

00:26:02.500 part question here

00:26:03.500 how do you view the

00:26:04.800 president reversing on

00:26:06.260 uh saying he's going

00:26:07.500 to have the gc uh g7 1.00

00:26:09.380 conference uh at his

00:26:11.400 hotel and resort to

00:26:12.820 Doral in Florida

00:26:13.920 pause for a second

00:26:14.880 already he's he's

00:26:16.400 starting to stumble

00:26:17.320 all over it

00:26:18.400 uh how do you do

00:26:19.540 the gc the g spot

00:26:22.420 the g the why was

00:26:25.560 traffic problems email

00:26:28.080 said

00:26:28.840 so you're already

00:26:33.360 off to a really good

00:26:34.640 start

00:26:34.920 all right here we

00:26:36.440 go go some more

00:26:37.180 saying he will not

00:26:38.380 and how do you deal

00:26:39.720 with what is clearly

00:26:41.180 uh a in my opinion

00:26:44.340 empty five day uh

00:26:46.620 ceasefire commitment

00:26:48.100 uh from turkey to

00:26:50.460 uh secretary pompeo

00:26:52.040 when we're seeing

00:26:54.740 actual fighting going

00:26:56.100 on

00:26:56.820 no president trump

00:26:59.480 perhaps inspired by

00:27:01.440 goebbels and the

00:27:03.440 propagandists of the

00:27:04.620 third reich seem to

00:27:05.980 employ this tactic that

00:27:07.140 the bigger the lie

00:27:08.140 can i stop for just

00:27:09.420 a second oh god is

00:27:10.880 remember when this was

00:27:11.980 wrong to do this was

00:27:13.080 out of bounds to do

00:27:14.420 the adl jumped all

00:27:15.700 over you yeah yeah

00:27:16.840 yeah what is he

00:27:19.340 going to be allowed

00:27:20.420 back into the state

00:27:21.540 of texas or will

00:27:23.320 people be meeting

00:27:24.400 him at the border

00:27:25.320 with pitchforks build

00:27:26.900 that torches i mean

00:27:28.720 this this guy has

00:27:29.960 gone from a kind

00:27:32.300 of crazy texan that

00:27:34.620 everybody's unlike

00:27:35.320 that's better yeah to

00:27:37.340 this i mean this guy

00:27:39.540 has gone nuts nuts 0.78

00:27:41.780 all right start gravy

00:27:42.780 go ahead being the

00:27:44.020 injustice uh the more

00:27:45.600 dizzying the pace of

00:27:47.000 this bizarre behavior

00:27:48.080 the less likely we are

00:27:49.640 to be able to do

00:27:50.600 something about it and

00:27:52.140 so i'm so grateful that

00:27:53.000 not only is the house

00:27:54.980 moving forward with

00:27:55.780 impeachment but that the

00:27:57.060 public really began to

00:27:58.220 rise up when the

00:27:59.520 president sought to

00:28:00.300 enrich himself by

00:28:01.420 hosting the g7 summit

00:28:02.700 at one of his own

00:28:03.960 properties this

00:28:04.760 administration rife with

00:28:06.400 corruption is finally

00:28:07.800 coming to a reckoning

00:28:08.820 with the public will of

00:28:10.520 this country so i think

00:28:11.620 it's a good sign that

00:28:12.580 he was caught that he

00:28:13.540 was stopped that he

00:28:14.580 can no longer normalize

00:28:15.980 the behavior that we've

00:28:17.100 seen so far when it

00:28:18.760 comes to syria this is

00:28:20.020 just one of the most

00:28:20.660 tragic embarrassing

00:28:22.220 moments in american

00:28:23.740 history to turn our

00:28:25.220 backs on our allies and

00:28:26.360 reverend sharpton i heard

00:28:27.480 what you said earlier

00:28:28.220 these kurdish fighters

00:28:29.660 literally laid down their

00:28:31.380 lives for this country

00:28:32.900 and made it possible for

00:28:34.200 us to send fewer u.s 0.94

00:28:35.560 service members over there

00:28:36.760 to do the job of

00:28:38.460 defeating isis and

00:28:39.860 protecting our interests

00:28:40.820 so not only have we

00:28:42.100 dishonored that

00:28:42.760 commitment we made it

00:28:43.700 far less likely that

00:28:45.260 we'll be able to bring

00:28:47.220 other potential allies

00:28:48.500 in the future to our

00:28:50.020 cause and to fight

00:28:50.960 alongside u.s service

00:28:52.780 members can you pause

00:28:53.240 it for a second uh and

00:28:54.780 also isn't it fascinating

00:28:55.780 that he's arguing a

00:28:57.000 pro-war position here

00:28:58.420 now yeah because oh no

00:29:00.020 they they are all about

00:29:01.460 the war now all of a

00:29:02.520 sudden i know we have

00:29:03.440 to have those troops

00:29:04.300 there in syria and

00:29:05.920 what they they have to

00:29:07.400 do that because the

00:29:09.360 reason what i mean i

00:29:10.840 know we were on record

00:29:12.260 clearly uh that we

00:29:13.920 shouldn't be in bed

00:29:14.420 with these people

00:29:14.900 absolutely we shouldn't

00:29:15.860 be in arming these

00:29:16.640 people these people are

00:29:17.480 really really bad you

00:29:18.800 know people hear the

00:29:20.000 word kurd and you

00:29:20.940 think of the iraqi

00:29:21.960 kurds that these are

00:29:23.240 not the iraqi kurds

00:29:24.680 these are guys who are

00:29:26.140 not fighting for our

00:29:27.780 country they are

00:29:29.220 marxist communists

00:29:30.880 they were fighting

00:29:31.460 alongside us though and

00:29:32.680 they were fighting

00:29:33.420 kind of the battle

00:29:34.620 that we didn't so they

00:29:36.080 did it really so we

00:29:37.120 because it's their

00:29:37.840 country yes it's their

00:29:39.760 country they wanted

00:29:40.940 they didn't want

00:29:41.760 anything to do with

00:29:43.000 isis they wanted to

00:29:44.520 run it right and and

00:29:45.760 it's not fighting for

00:29:47.480 our countries there's no

00:29:48.760 question that's false

00:29:49.740 they're not fighting for

00:29:50.680 the for the freedom of

00:29:51.700 america no right like 1.00

00:29:52.880 they're doing what they

00:29:53.660 believe is right and it

00:29:54.680 happens to align with

00:29:55.440 what we believe is right

00:29:56.360 which is not a bad

00:29:57.260 thing i mean you've

00:29:58.340 talked about these

00:29:58.840 people for months the

00:30:00.120 syrian kurds and how

00:30:01.020 they are different um

00:30:02.400 that doesn't mean that

00:30:03.240 it was it wasn't

00:30:04.840 great that they were

00:30:05.420 fighting along with us

00:30:06.100 i mean i'm glad we

00:30:06.760 didn't have to send

00:30:07.320 more of our troops

00:30:08.620 there i'm telling you

00:30:09.620 it's it's exactly like

00:30:11.220 the soviet union i'm

00:30:12.780 glad the soviet union

00:30:13.820 was on our side uh in

00:30:16.000 world war ii world war

00:30:16.980 ii i'm glad that but

00:30:18.480 soon as it was over we

00:30:20.800 made it very clear okay

00:30:21.880 these guys are bad guys

00:30:23.240 i mean that's exactly the

00:30:25.040 same thing you know can

00:30:26.320 i point out my most

00:30:27.600 annoying historical point

00:30:30.040 is there is there time

00:30:31.120 for this because

00:30:32.200 beto does this thing

00:30:34.740 and it drives me

00:30:35.620 freaking crazy the i

00:30:37.480 the whole way people

00:30:38.580 use this hitler big lie 0.51

00:30:40.740 thing okay the hitler

00:30:42.360 big lie thing is used as

00:30:44.200 if hitler said look if

00:30:46.080 i lie with a big enough

00:30:47.740 lie people will remember

00:30:48.940 will will believe me and

00:30:50.640 they'll go after the jews 1.00

00:30:51.880 too right like that's the

00:30:52.780 way that's always used

00:30:54.340 that is not how hitler

00:30:56.560 used it hitler was

00:30:58.480 talking about the jews he

00:31:00.760 was saying they were

00:31:02.060 lying it is a anti-semitic

00:31:05.120 comment it was it was

00:31:07.460 hitler saying you know

00:31:08.640 what i gotta say uh the 1.00

00:31:10.380 jews are such liars and 1.00

00:31:11.500 the lot the bigger they 1.00

00:31:12.400 lie the more people

00:31:13.280 believe them they try to

00:31:14.380 make people believe they

00:31:15.140 don't run the world it was

00:31:16.840 that sort of horrible

00:31:18.280 analysis is the point he

00:31:19.780 was making and people

00:31:20.740 running out there over and

00:31:22.160 over again like it's this

00:31:23.320 acceptable thing and it's

00:31:24.820 not when you listen to

00:31:25.900 the rest of this rant

00:31:26.820 from uh from beto he's

00:31:29.440 kind of doing that to

00:31:30.420 trump i mean he's lying

00:31:32.380 as he's accusing trump of 0.97

00:31:34.920 being the liar he's lying

00:31:36.260 about what trump has said 0.93

00:31:37.720 in the past yes

00:31:38.500 unbelievable he is he is

00:31:40.620 the the desperation and

00:31:42.320 the spectacular collapse of

00:31:45.220 beto o'rourke that's

00:31:46.260 amazing is i mean it's

00:31:47.600 remarkable like if you

00:31:49.300 compare it to uh you know

00:31:51.280 like a major company

00:31:52.580 collapsing you know it's

00:31:54.120 it's like enron right

00:31:55.220 it's it's a level of

00:31:55.980 like not only is it one

00:31:57.140 of the like he was what

00:31:58.740 third place second place

00:32:00.000 in this election at one

00:32:00.740 point and now we're

00:32:02.520 talking about a guy who's

00:32:03.700 who his own party is

00:32:05.080 saying guys you got to

00:32:06.100 stop what are you doing

00:32:06.980 you're destroying the

00:32:07.660 party it's like enron when

00:32:09.160 it collapsed like really

00:32:09.940 hurt the economy right

00:32:11.120 this is like beto is like

00:32:12.560 taking down the party

00:32:13.760 with him he's going

00:32:14.780 through every every

00:32:15.900 horrible proposal that we

00:32:17.420 all believe democrats want

00:32:18.620 to do but they never say

00:32:19.980 he just keeps endorsing

00:32:21.320 them all because he's

00:32:21.960 getting more and more

00:32:22.620 desperate and he wants

00:32:23.660 to stay on television on

00:32:24.620 al sharpton show for one

00:32:26.040 more freaking week so he 0.57

00:32:27.340 can hold on to whatever 0.79

00:32:28.020 relevance he believes he

00:32:29.060 believes he has and

00:32:30.500 hopefully can turn it into

00:32:31.780 if he's lucky the show

00:32:33.280 that comes on after al

00:32:34.580 sharpton on sunday or

00:32:36.120 whenever that thing airs

00:32:37.080 he's so desperate for the

00:32:39.420 public eye think about

00:32:40.760 the to further the theory

00:32:42.660 that you just had about

00:32:44.280 uh ocasio cortez she is 0.57

00:32:46.160 picking up the torch of of

00:32:48.960 of bernie sanders and she

00:32:51.680 did it in a in a very very

00:32:55.200 clear way taking that torch

00:32:57.880 that bernie sanders torch away 0.86

00:32:59.640 from elizabeth warren so she

00:33:01.980 becomes the party leader when

00:33:04.860 that party is in real power of

00:33:08.260 the democratic party um and so

00:33:10.720 she's saying we're radicals and

00:33:13.940 we make no compromises well

00:33:16.800 isn't that what he's saying so 1.00

00:33:19.860 isn't he just a useful idiot for 1.00

00:33:22.480 the aocs i think he might be 1.00

00:33:24.680 because what is his future

00:33:25.880 seriously he can't run again i

00:33:28.420 don't think he has a political

00:33:29.720 future right unless he finds

00:33:33.000 somebody that believes all the

00:33:35.460 crazy things that he's been

00:33:37.000 saying do you have the let's play

00:33:39.420 the audio of him in where was it

00:33:41.660 alabama and and listen to what 0.94

00:33:44.460 the alabama democrats were

00:33:47.240 applauding when he was on stage

00:33:50.060 do you have that this country

00:33:51.920 but we may not be in el paso

00:33:53.920 texas is still racist at its

00:33:56.080 foundation at its core and

00:33:58.220 throughout this system

00:33:59.100 stop stop listen to that we're

00:34:04.720 racist to the core no matter

00:34:06.900 where you are you don't have to

00:34:08.420 be on el paso this country is

00:34:10.640 racist to its core he's just

00:34:14.560 trying so hard you know it's 0.80

00:34:18.160 like a you know it's a it's a

00:34:19.680 six-year-old trying to push a

00:34:21.200 card on the road it's like it's 0.98

00:34:22.760 pathetic right he just there's

00:34:24.700 no chance of it working and he 0.99

00:34:27.220 keeps trying it's sad i mean he

00:34:31.420 deserves every little bit of it

00:34:33.960 because he's terrible he has no

00:34:35.720 principles remember the profile the

00:34:37.580 campaign profile we did on bedo

00:34:38.800 o'rourke it wasn't that he was

00:34:40.340 super liberal it was that he was

00:34:42.100 anything anything you wanted him

00:34:43.960 to be he even says that he said

00:34:45.340 it he said oh what kind of

00:34:46.560 candidate you want me to be i'll

00:34:47.360 be that candidate i mean it was

00:34:49.320 almost that quote do you remember

00:34:51.020 i think it was i mean somebody

00:34:53.320 say we want you to be the

00:34:54.260 candidate of psychosis is that

00:34:55.800 what somebody said apparently

00:34:56.880 somebody told him can you be the

00:34:58.140 psychosis candidate sure i can do

00:35:00.660 that and he's proving it right now i 0.91

00:35:02.720 mean he's he's psychotic right now 0.60

00:35:04.280 he's completely unhinged i i can't 0.98

00:35:06.640 believe if this was a republican 0.92

00:35:08.940 that he'd be drummed virtually out

00:35:11.500 of the race he would be getting so 1.00

00:35:13.280 much bad press but i will say the

00:35:15.240 democrats are drumming him out of

00:35:16.740 the race you think i don't even

00:35:17.920 think he's gonna make the next

00:35:18.620 debate i mean the media doesn't

00:35:20.240 seem to be hostile to him really no

00:35:22.120 the media is not hostile they don't

00:35:23.800 mind you think the media is hostile

00:35:25.120 they'll bring him on you know they

00:35:26.500 but i mean look he's not

00:35:27.640 connected with the voters the

00:35:28.700 voters are completely rejecting him

00:35:30.280 yeah he's at what two percent and

00:35:32.200 i don't yeah i think he has to get i

00:35:33.540 want to say the next hurdle is five

00:35:35.800 five percent i think three it's the

00:35:37.920 last one was three okay yeah so the

00:35:39.880 next debate which he barely made i

00:35:41.380 think the next one in november is

00:35:42.600 five and he's i mean he's not going

00:35:44.160 to get there he's like he hasn't had

00:35:45.480 a five percent poll in months so i

00:35:47.980 don't i don't know where i mean maybe

00:35:50.080 he lucks out and squeaks into this

00:35:52.140 debate but right now there's only eight

00:35:53.900 candidates that have made it if you

00:35:55.380 were in if you were a democrat put

00:35:57.200 yourself in the in the typical

00:35:59.640 democrat category you're a typical

00:36:03.080 democrat living someplace in the

00:36:04.860 middle of america would this not be

00:36:07.620 scaring the hell out of you because

00:36:10.700 you'd be like uh i've always been a

00:36:14.840 democrat and i don't hate america i uh

00:36:19.080 i i don't believe in socialism i kind

00:36:22.860 of like the free market i don't believe

00:36:25.020 that we should kill babies after

00:36:26.940 they're born uh i don't think we 1.00

00:36:29.400 should take everybody's guns away and

00:36:31.260 have police show up i mean listen to

00:36:33.060 that what a tree limb position that is 0.93

00:36:35.340 i don't believe we should kill babies 0.85

00:36:36.880 after they're born what are you

00:36:39.000 supposed to do with them whoa you're

00:36:40.300 out there on a limb whoa can you

00:36:43.960 imagine though what would you be

00:36:45.340 thinking that's why you are seeing

00:36:47.320 stories now saying that this is the

00:36:49.300 end of the democratic party if i was

00:36:51.140 al sharpton i'd be thinking we much

00:36:53.680 much and we must and we will much

00:36:57.460 about that be committed

00:37:00.680 that sadly is a quote

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00:38:51.400 i want to play some audio this is um

00:39:21.120 jeffrey younger uh he has a seven year

00:39:26.240 old uh son james jeffrey's ex-wife the

00:39:32.400 son's mother has been talking the son

00:39:35.840 into having a sex change this went to

00:39:40.320 court dad was like no no this is child

00:39:44.840 abuse no the judge ruled in favor of the

00:39:48.280 mother kid's gonna have a sex change dad 1.00

00:39:50.860 says uh no i don't think so listen she

00:39:56.020 had been putting him into timeouts and

00:39:58.980 saying things like the monsters only eat

00:40:01.640 boys and some odd things like that so when

00:40:03.940 i heard this i took it very seriously he

00:40:06.580 said mommy tells me i'm a girl um and i

00:40:09.540 would ask him you know do you look like a

00:40:11.600 girl and he'd say no but mommy tells me

00:40:13.400 i'm a girl you know he's never presented

00:40:16.120 himself as a girl to me ever um and in

00:40:18.520 fact with me he violently rejects any

00:40:21.020 female identity he won't wear female 1.00

00:40:23.120 clothes he won't even wear boys brief

00:40:25.060 underwears because he says it's too much

00:40:27.100 like girls underwear i consider this to

00:40:29.140 be child abuse and the sexual mutilation 0.72

00:40:31.320 of children on on an industrial scale so

00:40:33.900 it it makes me feel terrible um i can't

00:40:37.060 believe that a mother would do this to 1.00

00:40:38.740 her son and i cannot believe that the

00:40:41.080 state of texas would allow it and

00:40:43.080 sanction it but we have clinics right

00:40:45.480 here in texas that do sex changes on 0.95

00:40:47.180 children all the time there are no limits

00:40:49.120 to which i will go to protect my son one

00:40:51.260 of the one of the big problems that that

00:40:54.200 i'm going to face eventually is in the

00:40:56.700 state of texas um right now the court's

00:40:59.380 position is that all of this is medical

00:41:01.360 child support so i have to pay for him to 0.93

00:41:05.040 go to you know a gay therapist who's 0.75

00:41:08.440 teaching him that he's a girl i have to 0.99

00:41:10.460 pay for the the hormone suppression of

00:41:13.440 puberty which actually chemically

00:41:14.760 castrates boys and prevents the growth of

00:41:17.500 their sexual organs and if he goes on to

00:41:20.520 a surgical transition that would be

00:41:22.560 medical child support as well and i'd

00:41:23.960 have to pay for that no way and the

00:41:25.860 simple fact of the matter is you know

00:41:27.800 parents owe their children at a very

00:41:30.200 minimum not to harm them and i'm not

00:41:31.780 paying for any of this i'm not going to

00:41:33.180 participate in abuse of my son in any

00:41:34.900 way this guy we have to get this guy on

00:41:38.340 um he's in dallas texas if this is

00:41:43.480 happening in texas can you imagine what

00:41:46.860 it's like in the rest of the rest of the

00:41:48.640 country this is abuse absolute total

00:41:53.260 abuse how is this standing how are people

00:41:57.740 in this country okay with this

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00:43:26.400 this is the glenbeck program vanity fair

00:43:30.800 has a new article out and i i just want to

00:43:34.820 ask you what does this headline make you

00:43:37.180 believe there is a definite hanky panky

00:43:40.180 going on the fantastically profitable

00:43:42.820 mystery of the trump chaos trades what

00:43:47.560 does that say to you what what do you

00:43:49.800 think this story is about i mean to me it

00:43:52.780 says okay here people know something's

00:43:55.560 coming from trump he's causing intentional

00:43:57.460 chaos and profiting you know from creating

00:43:59.620 profits for his friends yeah yeah that's

00:44:02.000 what it is i want to uh i want to read the

00:44:04.620 story to you tell you the story it's not

00:44:07.280 that at all uh but it looks like something

00:44:10.520 is going on but i don't know if this means

00:44:13.060 anything we have the guy who was the guy

00:44:16.100 who went into the pentagon uh after the 9-11

00:44:19.340 attacks and tracked those mysterious trades

00:44:22.440 and found it yeah that was a sovereign fund

00:44:25.580 somebody dumped a lot of market a lot of

00:44:28.340 money into our market or pulled a lot of

00:44:30.120 money shorted our market and made a bunch of

00:44:33.560 money on september 11th it's happening again

00:44:36.620 but it doesn't seem to have anything to do

00:44:40.100 with donald trump i'll give you that story in

00:44:42.660 one minute

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00:46:01.580 okay here's the story from vanity fair

00:46:10.920 in the last 10 minutes of trading at the chicago mercantile

00:46:14.860 exchange on friday september 13th someone got very lucky

00:46:18.480 that's when he or she or a group of people sold short

00:46:23.260 120 000 s&p e minis their electronically traded future contracts

00:46:29.680 linked to the standard and poor's 500 stock index

00:46:33.200 when the index was trading around 3010

00:46:36.960 that's when this purchase came in to sell it short

00:46:40.120 the time was 350 p.m in new york and it was nearing midnight

00:46:44.480 in tehran a few hours later drones attacked a large swath of saudi arabia's

00:46:50.300 oil infrastructure choking off production in the country and sending oil

00:46:54.260 prices soaring by the time the cme opened for

00:46:58.140 pre-trading sunday night the s&p index had fallen 30 points

00:47:02.200 giving that very fortunate trader or traders a quick

00:47:05.740 180 million dollars in profit now does that sound like something that

00:47:10.840 donald trump or one of his people are doing and does that sound like the chaos

00:47:15.100 he's creating it was not an isolated occurrence

00:47:18.980 three days earlier in the last 10 minutes of trading someone bought 82 000 s&p e minis

00:47:25.700 when the index was trading at 29 69 it was nearly 4 a.m on september 11th in

00:47:32.640 beijing where a few hours later the chinese government

00:47:36.080 announced that it would lift tariffs on a range of american-made products

00:47:40.060 as has been the typical reaction in the u.s stock markets

00:47:43.460 as the trade war with china chugs on without any perceptible logic

00:47:48.280 when the news about the potential resolution of you know seemed positive

00:47:53.120 stock markets go up the news was viewed positively

00:47:56.980 the s&p index moved swiftly on september 11th

00:48:00.860 to 29 96 up nearly 30 points that same day later president donald trump

00:48:08.280 said he would postpone the tariffs on some of the chinese goods and the s&p moved

00:48:12.680 even higher up 47 points the person that bought the 82 000 e minis just before the

00:48:19.860 market closed on september 11th uh saw a uh saw a movement up uh an e-mini contract

00:48:28.580 worth 50 uh just moving up 47 points is now worth 2350 that person or persons made 190 million

00:48:40.800 now that sounds to me like that one was coming maybe from china somebody that knew china or they

00:48:47.260 were just extremely lucky a week earlier three minutes before the cme closed on september 3rd

00:48:53.820 someone bought 55 000 e-mini contracts with the index at about 29 06

00:48:58.220 around 9 p.m new york 9 a.m hong kong market started moving kept rallying for six hours then

00:49:05.780 reaching 29 36 around 2 p.m hong kong 2 a.m new york carrie lamb the hong kong leader announced

00:49:12.580 that she would be withdrawing the controversial extradition bill that had been rolling the city

00:49:16.760 in protest for months somebody there made 82 million dollars but then somebody who bought

00:49:23.500 420 000 september e-minis in the last 30 minutes of trading in june 28th that was 40 percent of the

00:49:32.000 day's trading volume they made a trade that no one could ignore president trump was already in osaka

00:49:39.760 japan 14 hours ahead of chicago on his way to a roughly hour-long meeting with china's president

00:49:46.160 uh zhi as part of the g20 summit saturday in osaka the market had closed blah blah blah

00:49:53.640 trump emerged from the meeting with z and announced that they had their intermittent trade talks were

00:49:58.960 back on track that person made a profit of 1.8 billion dollars the when this happened on september 11th

00:50:09.120 um a financial expert who now does a show on blaze tv uh was called in by the pentagon and said can you

00:50:17.900 do the forensics on this and he found that indeed somebody shorted the market uh and it looked like

00:50:24.100 it was a sovereign fund kevin freeman was that guy and he's on with us now hi kevin

00:50:29.600 kevin are you there i am glenn how are you doing i'm good so this is this story is presented as if

00:50:39.160 it is trump that is you know possibly uh uh involved here but this looks like it would be sovereign funds

00:50:49.680 or investors that have inside information outside of the u.s uh and not about u.s uh movements on things

00:50:58.820 are these is this just a string of coincidence or does this look like a pattern to you that we

00:51:03.640 should be looking into well there's no question it's a pattern number one number two it is not

00:51:08.560 president trump he wants to see the market go up every single day all day every day uh during the

00:51:13.920 period of his presidency he has no i no desire whatsoever to manipulate the market uh during this

00:51:19.800 his trades would be noticed there's no way he's he's behind it but foreign governments are behind it

00:51:26.100 it's what i wrote in my book secret weapon it's what i talked about when you first uncovered my

00:51:30.800 research from the pentagon it's what we've talked about on the show all the time foreign governments

00:51:35.560 have interest in manipulating our market or traders associated with foreign governments they want to

00:51:41.220 both profit but they also want to destroy the american economic system so is this the beginning is

00:51:47.060 has this been going on forever because i mean if i'm turan and i'm really struggling for cash

00:51:52.920 and i'm going to launch some things i immediately short the markets uh because i know it will affect

00:51:59.800 and that will just give me more money for whatever it is i'm trying to do well there's no question in

00:52:05.780 fact um osama bin laden was found to have manipulated the markets prior to 9-11 and you know they dismissed

00:52:13.160 it in the 9-11 commission but there are several collegiate university studies that came back afterwards

00:52:18.380 and said no there was unusual trading activity in united airlines and in reinsurance companies and so forth

00:52:24.960 before 9-11 this is a path to profit if you don't mind manipulating causing harm to people and so forth

00:52:32.380 of course you it's an old mob technique you know you take out insurance on a on a warehouse and then you burn

00:52:39.440 down the warehouse so absolutely it's a way to make money and it's a way to manipulate the global system

00:52:45.880 so what has stopped people from just making money like this in the past i mean is this is this something

00:52:53.000 new that we're dealing with no it's not entirely new but it certainly has ramped up recently and

00:52:59.000 certainly with the iranians i mean we gave for example during the obama administration we gave the

00:53:04.040 iranians something like 150 billion dollars to play nice and be good and so forth uh but now they're

00:53:11.880 desperate for capital and under the trump administration we're we're really locking down

00:53:16.640 in a lot of areas and so this is their way to lash back and to access capital so um the the market

00:53:24.860 should know who's making these transactions right can't we can we is there a way to track them

00:53:31.120 no you can do a lot of this in secret through dark pools and and other places and keep in mind we just

00:53:38.040 assume that every trade is economic that's something that we're born and bred into so we're

00:53:42.400 a trader says well somebody's trying to make money this is economic and so we assume that they're acting

00:53:47.240 nice and and being legal and appropriate it's not always the case so what we say in the economic war

00:53:52.280 room is what we see as a marketplace our enemies view as a battle space and the there's no real way to

00:53:58.980 uh to track down some of these foreign trades you you can say they're unusual where's it coming from

00:54:04.500 but there's no real way to trace and understand what happened in in 2008 for example we looked at

00:54:10.980 the short selling on the banks and you had to go through like seven layers before you found out

00:54:15.960 where it came from which was a sovereign wealth fund in the middle east it took you know they were trades

00:54:20.480 placed by traders placed by uh dart pools placed by you just keep going back until you finally found

00:54:26.320 where it was and it takes a while to do that uh forensic analysis are you concerned at all you know

00:54:32.240 we've talked on this program about the i think it's 50 trillion dollars that china has just printed

00:54:38.100 uh and 24 of that uh looks like it went to offshore accounts and uh was invested in stocks bonds etc etc

00:54:47.240 here in the united states and in the west that really i mean that is a staggering amount of of money

00:54:55.060 that if somebody wants to collapse the market you know 20 trillion dollars 15 trillion dollars

00:55:01.500 uh makes the market move dramatically does it not yeah it would you normally wouldn't be concerned

00:55:10.340 because a major nation would realize that the blowback if you destroyed the global financial

00:55:16.220 system would be so severe the frightening thing to me is that china has along with russia 1.00

00:55:21.760 and other nations created virtually an alternative economic system that doesn't use the western

00:55:27.980 system at all so they may not use the swift transaction system they've created their china 0.99

00:55:32.660 payment system they may not use the international monetary fund they may use the asia development

00:55:37.500 bank and so normally you'd say well no sane nation that's not collapsing would would um you know

00:55:44.500 collapse the world economy because it would just damage them too much but we're fast approaching the

00:55:49.320 point where they may have an alternative system if they wanted to pull the plug on the west

00:55:53.820 they could restart very quickly and they would be winners from this and this is something that's

00:55:58.160 actually out in the literature it's something they've talked about in unrestricted warfare

00:56:02.060 and it's also something that the russians talked about uh more than uh well 20 years ago now

00:56:07.900 well they but they've also taken action steps on those they're both stockpiling gold um and they

00:56:14.900 both have negotiated with saudi arabia to get off of the petrodollar uh and so they've they've already

00:56:22.520 taken those steps to to show us that they are moving towards getting away from the western standards

00:56:31.460 absolutely correct 100 percent okay and it never makes me feel good when i talk to you kevin

00:56:38.280 uh i mean i always am glad because i know you'd know these things but i guess there's part of me

00:56:44.160 that's like i don't i don't know if i really want to know these things what should we be looking for

00:56:48.840 kevin well one of the signs are would be um an issue that we're dealing with is the thrift savings

00:56:56.820 plan where the chinese are still seeking to access western capital and so in the thrift savings

00:57:02.240 plan of the united states which is all of our pensioners and retirees and veterans and so forth

00:57:07.420 that's going to be invested in the msci international index which is heavily weighted to china much

00:57:13.060 against the patriotic uh veteran who doesn't want his money going into chinese stocks as long as they

00:57:19.440 continue to access western capital uh they're probably not pulling the plug yet they're just

00:57:25.080 preparing for and and that that is a massive push to take billions and billions of dollars from our

00:57:31.020 thrift savings plan and put it into uh chinese companies it will be very painful when they 1.00

00:57:37.260 switch over um it will be more painful for us than them if they succeed their economy

00:57:42.680 unfortunately or fortunately for us their economy is not the powerhouse juggernaut that it once was

00:57:48.340 they're struggling and president trump has the first president in my lifetime actually stood up

00:57:53.640 to the chinese so this is a war and we're finally beginning to recognize it there's no other 0.99

00:57:58.840 signal we need to realize that they're fighting an economic war against us we've seen everything

00:58:03.420 we need to see and what you're mentioning here about uh currency that they're pushing around the

00:58:09.060 world to the tune of trillions just boggles my mind so kevin i've got to i've got to take a break

00:58:14.540 and i want to hold you if you know an answer to this question um do you have any idea what is causing the

00:58:20.260 banks to have to be you know get those loans every night from the fed do you have any idea yeah it's just

00:58:29.380 extreme stresses on the system okay okay okay what the cause yeah okay you don't know what the cause

00:58:34.140 is okay hang on hang on just a second kevin freeman he's with blaze tv he does economic war room

00:58:39.480 this guy is i mean he's trusted by the pentagon and everybody else this guy knows uh his stuff

00:58:45.720 uh well worth listening to him and watching his show on blaze tv something almost magical about the

00:58:52.620 act of going to sleep uh yeah i mean when it's good sleep there's there's nothing that makes me happier

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01:00:03.240 so um kevin freeman is with us from the economic war room and i've i've been telling you about this

01:00:22.920 this thing that has not happened uh really since 2008 uh and it's really complex and you let me just

01:00:32.120 summarize it this way the banks have been having extra stress and at night uh they've been going to

01:00:39.340 the fed to get these gigantic loans to be able to uh meet all of the regulations it's very unusual

01:00:48.320 uh on what is happening and we're talking about i think it was as high as 215

01:00:54.240 trillion trillion trillion billion billion billion dollars um 215 billion dollars a night for a while

01:01:04.780 and it's it's happening again nobody knows what this is what is causing this but how concerning is

01:01:11.880 it to you kevin well it's very concerning and it's becoming increasingly so initially they told us

01:01:18.500 it was having to do with tax payments and so forth very temporary but it's expanded it's gone from an

01:01:24.500 average 20 billion to an average 60 billion dollars a night and then a jp morgan uh fixed in camp analyst

01:01:31.100 just wrote that with year end coming up this is all likely to get much worse in our view before it gets

01:01:37.720 any better this is a sign of stress on the economic system right but what is the stress is it possible that

01:01:44.820 the stress is the government is spending so much money and somebody has to buy those bonds and they're

01:01:52.380 kind of being strong-armed and they don't have the money for the ball what is what that'd be a crowding

01:01:57.200 out theory you know we are clearly when we're having to spend 1.2 trillion dollars beyond what we're

01:02:03.640 taking in which is a huge percentage there are all kinds of stresses globally when you add the trade war

01:02:09.480 when you add you know the the need to keep the stock market high we have uh negative interest rates

01:02:15.480 around the world all of those things it is such a big pile of mess it's hard to understand how people

01:02:21.600 don't see uh potential tragedy around the corner and yet we've been drugged into this uh lull and and

01:02:28.880 the fed is drugging us even further uh with these overnight repo the market's not able to clear itself

01:02:35.660 i haven't seen the news today on brexit i don't even know if the news even matters at this point

01:02:40.820 but if they do get out are you worried about that dislocation well everything is a dislocation but

01:02:47.920 they just keep covering it over the problem is when the central banks are no longer able to solve the

01:02:52.980 problem and then they have to be bailed out who bails them out and that's where we're almost to that

01:02:58.760 point and that's a jim rickard's uh argument is the you know the last tragic happening is when the

01:03:04.820 central banks fail well that's why norway i think it was norway the central bank said it's time to get

01:03:10.100 back into gold because there's a reset coming it's like um how come nobody's talking about that that's

01:03:15.960 a central bank saying something that is very very different than everybody else absolutely john maldon

01:03:22.960 has been talking about the great reset from the 2020s and that's something that we'll have to face

01:03:27.860 and that that is when you have these massive dislocations when people are paying people to borrow money

01:03:34.240 that's a signal there's a problem yeah and we have that 17 trillion dollars or something around

01:03:39.740 the world is at negative interest rates kevin thank you so much appreciate it kevin freeman he is with

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01:05:56.960 so we have the most central piece of how elizabeth warren is going to pay for all her plans the wealth 0.57

01:06:04.100 tax is it constitutional we answer that question coming up next

01:06:08.340 okay so we've been hearing a lot about wealth tax and i don't even think most people even know what a

01:06:37.560 wealth tax is and they stop listening because it's only going to affect they say only going to affect

01:06:41.880 those people making uh you know or have a billion dollars uh or more uh but it's going to be a tax

01:06:47.980 on everything they own so their art the the money they gave to their kids uh you know uh all of it all of

01:06:56.300 it and so it doesn't seem to be constitutional at all but everybody is loving it because it doesn't

01:07:06.760 affect them and it's going to raise all this money but it's unconstitutional uh kyle salmon is the senior

01:07:13.480 contributor for the federalist uh he has a podcast he's a co-host of conservative minds welcome to the

01:07:18.420 program kyle how are you good thanks for having me on glenn you bet um so you wrote a very good

01:07:24.680 article in the federalist about why elizabeth warren's wealth tax is completely unconstitutional 0.98

01:07:29.800 but can you can you can you explain it in simple layman's terms uh why and what a direct tax is

01:07:39.620 uh you know just kind of break this down for us sure um and the distinction i mean between direct

01:07:46.600 tax and indirect tax is one that doesn't come up very much but it was something discussed at the

01:07:51.420 constitutional convention because the founding fathers the the government they were living under

01:07:56.060 the articles of confederation did not have the power to tax they had to just ask the states for

01:08:00.600 money and hope they got it so a lot of times they didn't get it because the states didn't want to

01:08:05.480 pay it so when they wrote the constitution they thought okay we need to be able to tax directly so

01:08:11.020 congress can levy a tax and we can pay for the army and the navy and everything else we need to pay for

01:08:14.880 but they didn't want to give them too much power to tax they didn't want them to overwhelm

01:08:19.200 the states and take away all of the people's money and and put themselves in the worst situation so

01:08:24.620 they they split the difference and said that congress could tax but they couldn't do any direct

01:08:29.680 tax unless it would be apportioned by population so what does that mean uh at the constitutional

01:08:37.640 convention rufus king of massachusetts asked what is the precise meaning of direct tax and according

01:08:42.440 to madison's notes nobody answered and they moved on okay good so even in the beginning it was sort

01:08:49.920 of a compromise language but as they then we moved on it kind of took on the idea that a tax on people

01:08:55.240 or property is a direct tax a tax on sales or imports is an indirect tax so congress always has

01:09:03.760 taxed imports or had the ability to tax imports i mean that's that's tariffs and we've had that since

01:09:08.820 the beginning and the uh... you know alexander hamilton came up with the whiskey tax which

01:09:14.500 caused a little stir in the west but it was definitely constitutional because it was a tax on

01:09:18.660 on the sale of whiskey but they could not tax property directly was the idea unless they apportioned that

01:09:28.180 tax among the states so that each state paid its share according to population according to property

01:09:33.380 effectively this made property taxes impossible because it wouldn't make any sense

01:09:37.100 um

01:09:39.060 what why

01:09:39.700 if you had two states that had the same population say

01:09:42.620 um but one of them was rich and one of them was poor

01:09:45.720 they'd both have to pay the same amount of property tax to the government

01:09:49.700 but it would effectively mean is that each

01:09:53.640 poor person in the poorer state had to pay the same amount as the rich people in the richer state

01:09:59.180 which is sort of the opposite of how taxes even in those days were meant to go

01:10:02.900 so it had to be apportioned by the state meaning

01:10:05.940 california and south dakota would pay the exact same rate

01:10:10.120 and uh... as a state

01:10:12.740 yes

01:10:13.540 but it

01:10:14.420 but if if one was california that had all the rich people there and south dakota had none of the rich people there 0.71

01:10:20.660 they're screwed 0.95

01:10:21.700 yeah 0.98

01:10:23.020 and that's why congress never really imposed a tax like that because it would have

01:10:26.900 made no sense and everyone would have been angry

01:10:29.060 so

01:10:30.320 we that worked for about a hundred years and we get down to the first

01:10:34.320 permanent income tax getting imposed in the 1890s and people said hey isn't this the same thing

01:10:39.100 you know you're taxing income that's a direct tax

01:10:41.860 and the supreme court agreed and they said you have to apportion this which basically meant they were going to repeal it

01:10:46.160 because of the same problems

01:10:47.440 then we passed the the 16th amendment a few decades later that says you can

01:10:52.360 do direct taxes on income

01:10:54.820 but

01:10:55.840 all the other direct taxes are still

01:10:57.760 not permitted unless they're apportioned

01:11:00.040 well what is the difference between

01:11:01.420 my income

01:11:02.660 uh...

01:11:03.820 and

01:11:04.320 my stuff

01:11:05.540 well that that's what the court said in in in pollock the case that struck down the uh...

01:11:10.380 the unapportioned income tax in the 1890s because they said look if you have property and we can't tax that directly

01:11:15.260 now you get income from that property and we can doesn't make sense it's the same thing

01:11:18.900 right

01:11:19.320 right where you can't tax a person directly but you can tax his income that doesn't make sense

01:11:23.660 so

01:11:24.080 that's what that was struck down and it's only legal now because of the 16th amendment which

01:11:28.840 carved out this one part of direct taxation

01:11:31.280 and left everything else closed so it's only

01:11:34.520 about income tax

01:11:36.200 and they had to change the constitution to make it

01:11:39.280 that direct tax could only be income

01:11:42.280 right and it's it's pretty broad it's income on

01:11:45.380 you know any kind of income you get they can tax and they do

01:11:48.240 but

01:11:49.420 it's got to be income it can't be just

01:11:51.440 property and that's why there is no federal

01:11:53.320 property tax i mean we have

01:11:54.900 you know in your state or your township or whatever

01:11:57.540 your school district you might pay a property tax

01:11:59.540 but there's no federal property tax and this is the reason because it

01:12:02.900 you know without going through these weird

01:12:05.380 math computations to make it

01:12:07.500 fit the constitution it's not

01:12:09.180 constitution so how is elizabeth warren i mean besides getting away with it with

01:12:13.340 the american people because they just don't know

01:12:15.200 how is she planning on pulling this off 0.95

01:12:18.140 she hasn't had a good answer for that i mean that's that's kind of

01:12:21.720 but john delaney brought it up in the last debate that he was allowed to

01:12:25.480 participate in and they kind of just moved on from it but he raises a very good

01:12:30.020 point

01:12:30.300 this is something that you know we've had

01:12:33.460 a hundred plus years of of direct tax jurisprudence that says you can't just

01:12:38.900 tax property directly

01:12:39.940 the one thing that

01:12:41.680 i i mean

01:12:42.620 one thing that's kind of confused the issue is

01:12:45.140 in the obamacare case

01:12:46.420 we're you remember that

01:12:47.960 you know that they struck down the uh

01:12:50.680 the insurance mandate but said it could survive as a tax

01:12:53.400 and in the dissent

01:12:55.540 uh

01:12:56.100 justice scalia brought up this direct tax question

01:12:59.080 and said wait a minute if you're if you're saying this is a tax

01:13:01.080 this is a tax on the person not having insurance that sounds a lot like a

01:13:05.540 direct tax not an indirect tax

01:13:07.320 and justice roberts kind of shrugged this off and said it's

01:13:10.540 he lifted a bunch of direct taxes that existed in the 1790s the first time the

01:13:14.620 court looked at this and said it's not one of these

01:13:16.380 so it can't be direct tax

01:13:17.940 but that's sort of a backward reasoning because of course it's not one of those

01:13:22.780 they didn't have they didn't even have health insurance in the 1790s

01:13:25.360 right

01:13:25.720 not having health insurance

01:13:27.940 right

01:13:28.420 so that kind of muddied the waters a little bit and perhaps

01:13:32.200 warren thinks she could

01:13:34.080 you know if if the democrats succeed in court packing just you know

01:13:38.120 so tell me the tell me the ramifications because people

01:13:41.320 it's people with a billion dollars they have it they won't miss it

01:13:44.480 tell me the ramifications of it

01:13:46.520 well i mean that's that's part of it too it's not just the billionaires

01:13:49.300 it's um it actually starts at if you have 50 million

01:13:52.360 which is still it's more than i'll ever have but it's you know

01:13:55.480 it's a lot closer

01:13:57.020 and the problem is that's a warrant that she said it's two percent

01:14:00.940 it's on the only the very rich are going to pay it you know

01:14:03.960 who cares right but that's exactly

01:14:06.660 even down to the percent what they said about the income tax in 1895

01:14:10.280 they said it was a two percent tax and it was only on people making

01:14:14.500 four thousand dollars a year or more which in

01:14:17.560 today's money is about 116 000

01:14:19.760 you know it was less than one percent of the population and they said if i

01:14:23.520 remember if i remember they said it would never go above seven percent

01:14:27.160 and it would never be paid by anybody but the uber rich

01:14:31.460 yeah this was just a rich man's tax you know and then people got behind it they

01:14:35.380 said well yeah look at these guys they mean this guy owns a hundred factories he

01:14:38.360 can pay two percent right

01:14:40.280 but it's never it never stops at that once they get access to a new form of taxation it always

01:14:45.300 creeps in and goes more and

01:14:47.300 especially because something like a wealth tax

01:14:50.100 um and at lauren summers clinton's treasury secretary brought this up more than once in

01:14:55.400 response to warren's plans it's not going to take in as much money as she thinks

01:14:58.880 it's uh people they've tried it in europe over the decades and it it never brings in as much

01:15:04.700 because people hide their their stuff or then you have things that like the things that regular

01:15:10.060 folks own you know how much they're worth you know but the things that rich people own are

01:15:13.660 sometimes hard to value and then that what that turns into is just a an audit every year

01:15:18.720 because this is an annual tax where she wants two percent every year of all your stuff

01:15:23.760 which doesn't that over time just delete just deplete your stuff yeah i mean it means you have

01:15:31.560 to earn two percent on all of your investments just to keep them and some things aren't owned as

01:15:37.000 investments i mean sometimes you might you know people own a house it might not go up two percent

01:15:41.440 every year i think most don't you know but you don't own it necessarily for an investment you

01:15:46.360 know because it's the place you live you know or other things you know i mean things you

01:15:49.820 you know art it can be an investment but that market is very up and down and art collectors

01:15:55.900 don't always buy because they want appreciation they buy because they think it's beautiful and

01:16:00.840 they want it on their house so keeping yeah this this basically says if you don't earn two percent

01:16:06.180 on these investments every year in a way that you can pay to the government

01:16:10.380 like you earn two percent cash really because if you you know if your house goes up two percent

01:16:15.500 doesn't mean you have that two percent it's yeah you have to have the you have to have the two

01:16:19.920 percent in cash which might require you selling an asset to be able to hit that right so it's it's a

01:16:27.100 very and then you know i mean we have we have estate taxes where audits go on for years and these

01:16:34.200 biggest estate taxes i mean i i began my legal career as a trust in the state's attorney and

01:16:39.320 there's a whole lot that goes into those and they only happen once a generation

01:16:43.500 this would happen every single year unbelievable unbelievable all right kyle thank you so much i

01:16:49.780 appreciate it um all right thank you you bet we wanted to have him on uh he's podcast host

01:16:54.320 conservative minds wanted to have him on because he took this very complex thing and and made it

01:16:59.100 pretty simple in the federalist uh and there's just no way to do it and the ramifications of stuff

01:17:05.900 like this it fundamentally changes if they can get away with this like obamacare if they can get away

01:17:13.820 with this if they can start to say no we can have direct taxes like this they're going to go after

01:17:20.900 everything because they have to they have to if they are wanting to spend an extra 50 billion a trillion

01:17:28.640 to a hundred trillion dollars in the next 10 years they have to have access to everybody's stuff

01:17:35.880 it's still not going to be enough no still not but i mean they're talking about if you think that

01:17:39.980 it starts at 50 million and it stays at 50 million you're nuts it's going to be do you have 50 000 in

01:17:44.700 your bank account well then we need a percentage of that too and i mean what do you have what about

01:17:48.780 your stocks what about your retirement funds you don't come after all of that you don't own

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01:19:38.780 so we are on the verge of a a totally different country um we're on the verge of of losing our

01:19:57.000 country to socialist marxist radicals that's what they are that's what elizabeth warren is she is a

01:20:04.700 socialist marxist socialist democrat radical she's not radical enough for the likes of uh oac and you

01:20:15.840 saw with um ocasio-cortez endorsing bernie sanders at this point why would you do that because she wants

01:20:23.340 to pick up the mantle of bernie sanders she wants to be the marxist in charge when bernie sanders passes 0.94

01:20:31.540 the torch uh and and not elizabeth warren because she's still too democrat for aoc and the squad 1.00

01:20:42.720 so this is a hostile takeover of the democratic party and depending on who wins in the in 2020

01:20:52.000 you're going to see a very different democratic party and one that will go for all of it all of

01:21:01.300 your taxes all of the whole ball of wax seattle is doing that one of you know one the city's all

01:21:08.620 on the west coast they're all doing it portland's doing it california is doing it san francisco is

01:21:14.240 doing it seattle now is pushing for a seattle city tax they just they just passed a uh an oil

01:21:22.900 a heating oil tax just in time for the winter they've already done the 15 minimum wage it's already

01:21:30.180 killing uh seattle businesses now you want to put a city tax on your uh on your people an income tax

01:21:41.680 if that's what seattle wants to do i'm fine with it i don't live in seattle i'd love to but i choose not

01:21:50.540 to because it's insane but when seattle collapses like san francisco and it becomes absolutely

01:21:59.820 unlivable don't come crawling to me don't ask me in texas to bail you out what you're doing in seattle

01:22:09.780 is insane now you're doing it and you're getting away with it longer because you have amazon you have 0.99

01:22:17.800 microsoft you have these deep deep pockets you can rape all the time go for it they love being raped 0.98

01:22:24.780 apparently go for it but when the money runs out and you have an unworkable city because you've done 0.97

01:22:33.380 everything that the rest of america says is insane we're not going to bail you out

01:22:40.760 and that should be said from from the oval office if this is the deal we're compassionate people

01:22:52.440 but when you don't learn from your lessons over and over and over and over again

01:22:59.100 we don't have a responsibility to bail you out

01:23:03.220 i mean you hate christians but christians will be the ones who will actually go up and make sure

01:23:10.520 that you have food and water and shelter 0.64

01:23:12.900 but not the federal government not my tax dollars

01:23:18.160 i live in texas and until they screw up texas which they're about to do until they screw up texas

01:23:25.940 i'm sorry i have nothing to do with your crazy policies and i don't want the federal government

01:23:34.060 bailing you out because the federal government is taking money from me and utah and south dakota

01:23:40.700 and south carolina and sending it to you no thank you you're listening to glenn beck

01:23:48.140 you know i i'm i'm listening to this news and i was so glad she started with some good news of the day 0.87

01:24:03.700 and uh i was thinking about how uh that which you gaze upon you become and looking at this garbage

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01:25:13.640 so how are you

01:25:19.240 somebody asked me that question and i and i said fine and they i said how are you and they gave me

01:25:28.580 the best answer i've ever heard and it totally reframed everything it made me think wait a minute

01:25:35.880 wait a minute that's absolutely right when surveyed only 35 percent in america say they are happy

01:25:44.620 that's not good that's not good by some estimates clinical depression is 10 times more rampant than

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01:26:01.380 worldwide what's happening to us and how do we fix it max lucado in one minute this is the glenbeck

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01:27:44.160 a man who has truly changed millions of people's lives max lucado joins us now he is new york times

01:27:59.280 multi-time best-selling author uh he has a new book out how happiness happens we talked to him a couple

01:28:06.320 of weeks ago for a few minutes and i wanted him back because he's on to something and i think this

01:28:10.260 is the biggest problem that we face in the world today is a lack of finding happiness uh and and max

01:28:18.560 somebody somebody said to me uh the other day uh when i said how are you they said i am fantastic

01:28:27.480 and i said really and they said yeah you know nothing in my life is is has gone wrong today and

01:28:38.180 nothing my family is doing pretty good i mean we still have our problems but it's pretty good

01:28:43.200 my business is pretty good my health is pretty good and so you would think that he was going to

01:28:49.220 say so how are you pretty good he's like if everything is just kind of like status quo i should

01:28:55.440 celebrate because one of those things is going to go wrong this is the best time i've had in a long

01:29:01.460 time i'm fantastic we what a different perspective that's a great perspective it is so many times i think

01:29:10.620 we uh sacrifice our happiness on the altar of high expectations yes you know that everything has

01:29:18.080 to be just perfect right uh everybody has to agree with us the traffic has to be just right and we

01:29:25.280 enter the day with such high expectations and high expectations can be the enemy of gratitude it can

01:29:32.720 cause us to not be grateful for the very many good things that are happening in our lives and you know

01:29:39.560 when you when you look at it differently because i started thinking about that and i thought okay

01:29:44.800 well my son is struggling in school i have i have other family members that are battling with depression

01:29:50.840 uh one that's about to go in for brain surgery and one was just diagnosed with epilepsy

01:29:55.780 and those are my those are my kids and i was like oh you know what but you know what max i thought but

01:30:02.620 you know what we all get along we're all having really good time in our relationship yeah those

01:30:09.820 things are those things are happening but we're really fantastic it's amazing and and and really

01:30:18.060 perspective matters the most doesn't it glenn it does i mean any anybody can find reason on any day

01:30:26.300 to be downcast and and down spirited and then that that um we run into that person who has so

01:30:34.840 much less than we do just like last night i was i was a little bit cranky my wife and i took my

01:30:41.840 granddaughter out to a restaurant and the guy who was serving us dinner was just you'd have thought he

01:30:49.600 i don't know he he was a super bowl winner he was just so happy to be there so happy to be there

01:30:55.460 and i thought and he and i are about the same age you know i'm in my mid-60s and and i thought would i

01:31:01.100 be that happy would i be that happy uh to to be working as hard as he is and he loves his work

01:31:08.380 and uh and here i was sitting in a restaurant that's very affordable for me but for most people

01:31:16.300 in the you know billion people and billions of people in the world they could not afford it

01:31:20.860 uh you know it was a perspective just a wake-up call come on locato be grateful don't let your

01:31:28.760 don't let your day be sucked out to joy i mean sucked out to see don't let your joy be sucked out

01:31:35.140 to see by just a rotten rotten perspective and my point in the book glenn we're paying a high price

01:31:41.360 for this we are um where there's a lack of happiness there is uh an abundance of health

01:31:48.140 issues uh happier people have healthier marriages happier people make more money happier people

01:31:55.720 are more common and commonly and quickly promoted and so really the pursuit of happiness is is more

01:32:02.980 than a phrase in our founding documents but it's a but it's a a moral obligation that we have to

01:32:10.360 those around us we're better people when we're happy so there's there's several things that come

01:32:16.160 to the top of mind on what is causing us to have this lack of of happiness um and can we just tick

01:32:22.920 some of them off and and tell me you know what role these these play but i i think of um you know being

01:32:32.940 self-absorbed and and and absorbed in your problems and not seeing your problems as as blessings i mean

01:32:43.480 my father taught me um you know long story short he taught me that there is no real bad that happens

01:32:50.080 to you it's only how you relate to it that makes it bad um and when you when you have trust that there

01:32:57.560 is something above you bigger and there is no such thing as a coincidence and that it's going to be

01:33:05.840 okay in the long run you don't get that job this thing doesn't happen it doesn't destroy you your kids

01:33:13.120 get sick it doesn't destroy you because you know it's all going to be right it's going to take me to

01:33:20.140 the place i'm supposed to be how much of that has been lost now because of our faith that's huge

01:33:28.160 that's just huge you know the two dollar term for that in theology is sovereignty sovereignty is the

01:33:35.020 belief that and and i remember a professor told me once that the understanding of sovereign is found

01:33:41.020 in the word itself r-e-i-g-n rain solve rain tea you know sovereignty is the belief that there is a king

01:33:49.380 there is a king somebody who reigns over the affairs of our lives and um i just boy i just i

01:33:57.800 don't mean to sound like a old religious stiff-necked person i'm not but i do believe that secularism is

01:34:04.860 taking its toll on our day uh when we raise up a generation of people that are taught uh that prayer

01:34:13.280 is bad it's not permissible it's not something we turn to it's not a go-to response

01:34:19.320 uh and when we and when we uh when it when it's it's unpopular to to be a person of faith and

01:34:28.100 our role models deride faith we're going to pay a price for that i think glenn and and and as a

01:34:34.540 result uh people don't know where to turn they think they think that the that all of life is is

01:34:40.660 wind on a you know on a on a windmill you know or a weather vane it's just however the wind kind of

01:34:47.980 blows and and some people are lucky some people aren't and and that leads to a a just a gloomy

01:34:55.900 sad small view of life whereas what your father taught you that there's a there's a being in charge

01:35:03.740 and this being really does care for our well-being we can we don't have to all agree on the nature of

01:35:09.980 that being how even to access that being uh how that being has revealed uh has been revealed to us

01:35:16.740 but what's essential is the belief that there's somebody in the cockpit and somebody's in charge

01:35:22.440 of getting us where we're supposed to go you know it's amazing because so many people who are atheists

01:35:27.720 um some of them are real militant just like some christians are real militant um but they'll they'll

01:35:33.740 it bothers them that you believe in god and i've i've had conversations with people and i said why

01:35:39.060 does that bother you if it makes me happy and makes me a better person makes me a better father makes

01:35:45.860 me a better citizen and it works for me i'm not trying to jam it down your throat why is this such

01:35:53.840 a bad thing even if there is no there is no man in the sky fine this belief made me into a much

01:36:03.600 better person uh and i don't know why our society doesn't look at people who practice their faith not

01:36:11.500 to claim but people who practice their faith they are happier on the whole yeah they are i think you're

01:36:19.300 making such a great point oh no every comment you've made there we could you know but what you

01:36:24.260 were saying are those who practice their faith those who those who claim to have a faith but don't

01:36:29.540 practice it that's always been the challenge right uh even the teachings of jesus his hardest words were 0.93

01:36:36.700 reserved for those hypocrites who like to stand out on the street corner and pray loud prayers just so 0.54

01:36:42.200 they'll be heard i mean if that's a turn off to christ it's going to be a turn off to us 0.96

01:36:46.760 and uh and and that we we pay a high price for that but there is in our country such a massive

01:36:54.880 population group that would say my faith has made me a better person made me a better wife a better

01:37:03.040 husband uh that they are a resounding chorus to the to the power of a heartfelt and genuine faith

01:37:10.800 you're absolutely right so it makes us better people max let me i'm going to take a one minute

01:37:14.920 break and then we come back and and let me talk about those people because are they the numbers

01:37:19.640 seem to say that they are disappearing that they are more and more people are saying now i don't

01:37:24.740 really believe in anything um and and i think they are critical i've said just the other day if we don't

01:37:31.960 turn our face back to god beg for forgiveness and ask for his help and humble ourselves we are toast

01:37:39.620 and uh that's that's nobody in mainstream media is is saying that kind of stuff they deem that crazy

01:37:46.960 and i'm wondering if these people are just quiet right now or if it is actually dwindling uh as as

01:37:54.500 people say it is max lucado when we come back the name of the book is how happiness happens and we're

01:37:59.820 going to get into that uh he outlines things that you can do and studies show you do these things and it

01:38:06.220 actually helps uh happiness we go back to him in one minute stand by imagine you're in a coffee shop

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01:39:22.900 all right max lucado is here and uh one of the reasons why i'm having him on i'm just being

01:39:40.400 transparent is he's friends with chip and joanna gaines and they're my favorites and i'm a huge fan

01:39:46.080 and if you ever just want to pass my name out there and say you know i have a friend and he'd love to

01:39:52.080 have dinner with you guys feel free max i'm just saying feel free um those those two people if you

01:40:00.520 watch chip and joanna they have a what seems to be a happy family because they seem to have fun

01:40:10.220 with each other they laugh they love each other they support each other in your book you talk about

01:40:15.820 how it's got to be a five to one ratio positive to negative are you there max yes okay and you talk

01:40:24.440 about how you have to have you know you have to have more positive uh going out the negative talk

01:40:32.640 about families and relationships yeah yeah you're right about chip and joanna they're just splendid

01:40:39.800 people i wish i know them better but i i know chip better than i know joanna so you and uh i mean you

01:40:45.960 know chip enough to say hey you should get together with my friend glenn right i'll do it i'll do it

01:40:50.700 right now okay all right anyway max go ahead uh you you know this whole issue of happiness the the big

01:40:59.560 idea is that we we find we can find happiness by making other people happy that's that's really

01:41:07.300 what we cherish about people who have a genuine happiness they haven't found it because they won

01:41:13.900 the lottery they haven't found it because they found a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow they

01:41:19.740 found it because they discovered that the secret to happiness is is making other people happy and you

01:41:25.620 cited some really fascinating research and that is that healthy happy marriages have a five to one

01:41:32.760 ratio of encouraging words uh over negative wounds uh negative words uh the truth is words can wound

01:41:41.040 people words can bless people some people's words are like water on an oak tree some people's words are

01:41:47.720 are like a poison or some type of toxicity on an oak tree and um and so what what i urge people in this

01:41:56.360 book is look at the ways that you can make other people happy because you you set out today to make

01:42:04.420 five or ten people happy you just set out today to to give them words of encouragement to bless them to

01:42:10.700 compliment them and you'll be amazed how the the clouds part in your own sky and uh and it really will

01:42:18.960 you really will find that it's more blessed to give than it is to receive you know that sounds like such

01:42:25.500 you know dime store um uh yeah advice too simple right but it is true i am convinced max that

01:42:34.240 you know we are arguing so much about how bad things are in our past and everything else if we just said

01:42:42.060 you know what let's put that on the table for a while let's put that on back burner for a while

01:42:45.180 there are 50 million slaves right now enslaved in the world let's let's work together to get those

01:42:51.860 people out of bondage i think we would forget about all of our problems quickly and the people we

01:42:58.540 thought we were you know enemies with would soon become our friends because we were not focused on us

01:43:06.520 that is absolutely the truth and and that's a that's a biblical truth and it's increasingly being

01:43:14.780 borne out by uh by research in in the first chapter of the book i talk about what i thought was really a

01:43:21.180 fascinating piece of research in which um in which volunteers uh were uh were attached to an mri scanner

01:43:30.740 and they were asked to imagine uh glenn not even do but just to imagine doing good things for other

01:43:37.880 people and when they imagined it that part of our brain that is called the pleasure center just lit up

01:43:45.100 like christmas trees and and just a thought of doing something good for somebody generated the same

01:43:52.360 uh response that a good meal or a hobby uh or a beautiful walk on you know in the in in on a trail

01:44:00.580 on a blue blue sky day it generated that level of happiness so the point is you don't have to

01:44:07.660 change your circumstances to find happiness that's the big lie and that is if i can get my

01:44:14.120 circumstances right then i'll be happy all we need to do is go from the posture of everybody take care

01:44:21.300 of me to the posture of i'm going to try to serve other people i heard a speaker actually i did my wife

01:44:28.560 heard a speaker just over the weekend uh bemoan what you were talking about and that is the the decrease

01:44:35.060 in in church attendance and i'd love to explore that with you it's it's a disturbing fact and he said i

01:44:41.780 wonder how much of that is the fact that we live in a society where if your coffee isn't exactly the

01:44:48.640 way you want it you walk it back up to the counter and they'll make you a brand new one and give you

01:44:53.600 apology or if your pizza is not the way you want it they'll they'll send a team to your house and

01:44:58.560 bring you a new pizza and he said i wonder if we've created an attitude and in churches of all sorts

01:45:05.640 that uh if you don't like the temperature or the song or something the preacher said then you know

01:45:11.660 that needs to be fixed to serve me it's it's it's a it's a consumer mindset that that is taken into

01:45:20.320 churches and consequently no church is perfect especially mine and so people are saying well

01:45:27.120 they're not they're not meeting my expectations and uh and and as a result the attendance is at an

01:45:33.500 all-time low i would like to actually explore that uh let me take a break here but i before we do let

01:45:40.200 me just throw this out my son uh said to me sunday morning we're gonna have to go to church and he said

01:45:47.060 dad why do we have to go to church i'm so tired why do we have to go to church and i said because we

01:45:51.880 have to say thank you for all the things that have gone right this week and all the blessings that

01:45:56.200 we have we have a lot to be grateful for and i i i i wonder if we have forgotten that this isn't our

01:46:08.000 time to have things made right for us this is our time to go with gratitude and to hear what he's

01:46:17.300 trying to tell us okay here's what you do next i don't know if we we have that attitude back in just

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01:47:54.680 welcome back to the program max lucado is with us

01:48:23.860 he has a new book how happiness happens and uh he has some steps that you can take we can get to

01:48:30.620 those here in just a second i i i want to ask you um max uh the depression that is going on especially

01:48:38.780 with our kids there's nothing it nothing seems real anymore there's no real real true connection

01:48:46.360 it's virtual connections there's i mean touch is important to people uh you can't touch families

01:48:53.440 are not you know all together the way they used to how much of this virtual world is causing some

01:49:01.220 of the depression that we are seeing now in youth yeah yeah it's so disturbing isn't it glenn

01:49:07.420 and the statistics are so so saddening and and uh boy i just would be heartbroken if anybody thought

01:49:14.680 i was in any way uh downplaying this terrible terrible trend depression i mean not not only

01:49:21.860 depression but suicide is up 33 percent since 1999 and and there's a difference between depression and

01:49:28.840 clinical depression i mean there's there that's a that's a whole different level and clinical depression

01:49:34.660 is when you're suicidal yes sir yes sir and and and being able to interrupt that depression early

01:49:42.480 on yeah get treatment and and and uh and seek help uh it it seems to me we should ask the question

01:49:50.020 what's going on in our generation that's unique to this generation and and is and it could be these

01:49:57.180 be contributing factors everything though max is unique i mean unique everything it's the past

01:50:04.160 things have changed more in the last 30 years than in the last 300 absolutely think about so much

01:50:10.860 has changed so fast that it's really i think contributing to to all of our anxiety uh our

01:50:17.280 smartphones uh don't allow us any downtime i mean it's just and i'll confess during the break what was

01:50:24.480 i doing i was checking my smartphone i should have been taking my breath or offering a prayer

01:50:28.520 or giving wisdom but i've i've i've bought into it as well there there's no downtime time and i think

01:50:36.240 the the young people uh are falling victim to thinking that's their community they're they're uh saw you

01:50:44.060 know this this internet community uh where they can you know text people they can uh get online and

01:50:50.940 and just share ideas or even look at pictures but glenn that's not authentic community that's that's not

01:50:57.420 where you really have the opportunity to open up to somebody and build a friendship with someone

01:51:02.760 and so i think that's a factor so i think there's several factors that are coming into play

01:51:07.860 but it's a it's a very disturbing trend so um let's go through a couple of the things that you

01:51:15.480 recommend in the book that i think are fantastic um you say next time you're going through the airport

01:51:20.480 um look at everybody and uh give them an inaccessory prayer explain that well the the again the big

01:51:32.600 idea of the book is happiness happens when we give it away and in the new testament is packed full of

01:51:38.420 passages that urge us to do things for one another they're the one another verses and so i took 10 of

01:51:45.120 them and uh unpacked them in the book and said here's some examples of things you can do and and one of

01:51:51.540 them is pray for one another pray for one another um and this is uh like you say on a kind of a casual

01:51:58.620 level as you're walking through an airport or a shopping mall or a grocery store rather than get

01:52:04.260 overwhelmed by your to-do list or the travel take a moment and just say lord bless that person over there

01:52:09.920 who's on the computer bless that little child who's been born into this busy world and what happens

01:52:15.900 is not only are we activating the power of prayer which i think is just the greatest power there is

01:52:22.300 but we're getting our minds off of ourselves we're expanding our circle we're lifting up our eyes

01:52:28.820 and we're seeing people all around us and then this is especially important with those uh for whom we

01:52:35.720 have uh a deep concern that we know very well uh parents uh you know talk to me all the time about

01:52:43.440 what can i do about my son who's a prodigal or or my daughter who doesn't call home or what can i do

01:52:49.560 there's nothing i can do and i'm trying to be quick to remind them and say oh there's a lot you can do you

01:52:55.360 can pray and when we pray we give our problem we give that person to god we we place that person

01:53:02.740 in god's hands none of us have big enough shoulders to carry everybody's problems we don't even have

01:53:09.120 big enough shoulders to shoulder our own and so one way one one thing that takes our joy is we try

01:53:16.180 to carry the burdens of other people well nobody can do that glenn and what we can do is we can carry

01:53:22.540 those burdens to god we say god please please help my child or please help this person and i i think

01:53:30.060 that that's uh an avenue that uh everybody can take and end up happier uh a person doesn't have to

01:53:39.540 have a you know advanced degree in theology they they don't have to understand all the questions about

01:53:45.480 about faith they can just take take their concerns and lift them up to god in prayer pray for people

01:53:52.340 uh and i pray personally with i know i'm a pastor so people might say well you're supposed to but

01:53:58.060 i don't tell people that i was just with a person day before yesterday uh uh i ran into them in a

01:54:05.340 parking lot they were helping me with groceries and they looked discouraged and i said would you

01:54:10.540 be offended if i just said a prayer for you and he said i'm never offended by prayer and i just said lord

01:54:16.640 bless this person lift their spirit today and help them to have a better day well i i don't know what

01:54:22.960 god did for them but i know what he did for me i got in the car a happier person and uh because i felt

01:54:29.000 like i had done something for that person did that person it's just simple things we can do it make all

01:54:35.240 of us happier doesn't it also um doesn't it also help you start to notice people so many people feel

01:54:42.900 unnoticed uh and alone and it helps you great point it's helps you notice people and look at people

01:54:50.800 differently because when you're just kind of looking around you're focused on your own thing

01:54:53.860 you're just seeing people but if you're really looking at people you'll see things in their

01:54:58.720 faces you might notice their clothes you might notice their hands or something and you'll you'll

01:55:03.720 start to notice them and you'll start to not only just not focus on yourself but you will see

01:55:09.940 the struggles of other people and it will become a habit what a great point that is excellent that's

01:55:17.680 excellent glenn i have a friend who saw a epitaph uh he saw chiseled in a gravestone the phrase i was

01:55:26.400 born a human but i died a grocer and i think what he was saying is i just became a functionary in the

01:55:34.000 world people saw me as the one who checked them out in the grocery store line uh we can all tend to do

01:55:40.600 that we can we can pigeonhole people and say that person's uh runs the convenience store or that's the

01:55:47.200 person you know who uh oversees the security at the parking lot when each person every single person

01:55:54.700 is an idea of god and god has no bad ideas every single person and and i think this is especially

01:56:02.900 important in in the world in which you live glenn you do such a masterful job at and that is not our

01:56:09.760 tendency is to say that person you know is with the donkeys that person's with the elephants that person

01:56:15.340 has this position that and we forget that that's even though we might disagree with that person

01:56:20.720 they're still a human being and they deserve to be treated with respect and kindness and so anything

01:56:26.900 we can do to help us remember that we live in a in a society of living breathing ideas of god

01:56:34.180 is good for us it's and it's good it's hard in a in a society that makes everyone who isn't exactly

01:56:43.960 thinking the same thing that your team is thinking it's hard because everybody wants to make those

01:56:50.960 people into enemies and yeah and you have enough evidence that there are people that are actively

01:56:58.180 trying to thwart what you believe is true that it it it's it's extraordinarily difficult

01:57:04.440 one of the things that's unique and it just seems like i've only experienced it in the last five or six

01:57:10.660 years is something that we might call guilt by association um you know i'll i'll go on anyone's

01:57:17.340 program and and i'll i'll i love conversations i love being interviewed i love to interview and but

01:57:25.560 but of the last four or five years i will get emails or people posting things on my facebook saying

01:57:31.560 uh you were on so-and-so's program don't you know what she thinks about and then fill in the blank

01:57:38.080 are you in on so-and-so's program don't you know what they say about are you one of them and it's

01:57:43.380 just this i bet you get that all the time oh yeah there's no way to win there's no way to win

01:57:49.840 there's no way to win you know we're just carrying on a conversation and we're respecting one another

01:57:56.760 that doesn't mean that you agree with everything everybody says and i don't i don't know what happened

01:58:02.500 there's some civility that got lost somewhere along the way it's arrogance i think we're you know i

01:58:09.980 wrote about this in one of my books that uh the problem that i suffer with sometimes is um certitude

01:58:17.500 that i am certain that i am right and the minute i am certain that some that i am right then the

01:58:24.660 person with the other opinion doesn't matter to me anymore and you you so you don't listen to them

01:58:30.840 you're just trying to tell them eventually just shut up because you don't get it well once you're

01:58:37.600 certain you're done there's there's no way to communicate only if you look at somebody and go

01:58:44.460 there's something that is driving them there's something that i'm missing here there's something

01:58:49.620 there's something that they see that i don't see or they think they see and i want to learn that

01:58:57.420 until you are willing to go down that road with people and not all people are willing to to you

01:59:04.080 know reciprocate um but until you go down there you're you're just it's just an exercise in futility

01:59:10.820 what a great point what a great point there's a there's just a wonderful story in the in the new

01:59:16.220 testament about the time that that jesus was on his way to treat the daughter of the most important man

01:59:23.500 in the village and a woman reached up and touched him on the hem of his garment and she was an outcast 1.00

01:59:30.180 because she had suffered for many years from a what's called what was called an issue of blood

01:59:35.200 and she was marginalized by society but jesus stopped because he knew he had healed her and he asked her to

01:59:43.120 come forward and there's a little phrase there in the gospel story that says jesus listened to her whole

01:59:49.700 story he listened to her whole story and and i thought how long has it had it been since anybody

01:59:56.640 had listened to her whole story i think there's a real balm that comes when we listen to people

02:00:03.100 uh you know you honor people glenn because you listen to them you you take time to you you may not

02:00:09.260 i'm sure you don't agree with everything they say but you listen you you let them express themselves

02:00:14.120 and this is something that all of us can do and we can learn from it uh one of my friends says that

02:00:20.800 the best question that any of us can learn to ask is how does it feel to be you how does it feel to be

02:00:27.780 you how how does it feel to be a female in a gray flanneled world you know or how does it feel to be a

02:00:33.680 teenager in this day and age tell me how does it feel how does it feel to be uh you know a middle-aged

02:00:40.580 white man in this day and age what's it like to be you that's a great way to start a conversation

02:00:46.700 and and to urge people to just just tell me your story and i think there's there's some healing that

02:00:52.300 happens when we do that max lucato you can follow him at max lucato.com the name of his book is how

02:00:59.620 happiness happens and the thing i like about this book is that it actually gives you things that

02:01:04.800 will turn into a habit uh the things that that long ago when i was trying to find my way

02:01:11.940 uh the things that i did like dismiss coincidence for 30 days changed my life the things that he

02:01:20.520 talks about and the tips he gives you can change your life how happiness happens by max lucato max

02:01:26.580 thank you so much we'll talk again you're such a delight thank you glenn god bless great to talk

02:01:31.260 bye-bye oh he's gonna get so much heat for just saying that that's not not a word i've usually

02:01:36.800 seen associated with you yeah delight yeah maybe in a dessert sense yeah i was gonna say there's some

02:01:42.460 delight in desserts but uh you're sitting at the table your favorite upscale french restaurant when

02:01:48.420 the waiter comes up and uh he's got a uh t-shirt and ripped jeans and beneath the brim of his uh hard

02:01:54.200 hat he says what will it be you're like um i don't uh i'm in a french yeah i got a feeling for my cousin

02:02:04.260 from time to time that is not the experience i want uh and that's not the experience i want in

02:02:10.660 anything i want what what i kind of expect and what i deserve if i'm going to a you know great place

02:02:17.580 if i am hiring a real estate agent i know exactly what i want i want somebody who is going to be

02:02:24.860 calling me gonna let me know what's going on uh going to be selling my house or helping me buy the

02:02:30.680 next house somebody that doesn't do it part-time you know no cousin is filling in yeah you so you

02:02:36.720 want to sell your house do you uh you need somebody that is a pro at what they do and the right person

02:02:44.800 for the neighborhood that either you're moving into or moving out of you can find that right person

02:02:50.260 at realestateagentsitrust.com and they don't sound like this um no do they sound like the

02:02:56.900 Frenchy Frenchman neither they speak your language realestateagentsitrust.com that's realestateagentsitrust.com

02:03:05.220 you're listening to glenn beck

02:03:10.040 welcome to the program i'm so glad that you're uh you're here thanks saturday

02:03:40.020 we not you well saturday we have a um uh the m1 ball and this is where we raise money to be able

02:03:48.140 to hire the people that we need to hire so we can go and do these things mercury won your charity yes

02:03:53.460 yes yes uh and um and you know the the things that we're involved in now with the nazarene fund

02:03:59.960 and everything else is just crazy great i mean you just heard max lakedo talk about doing things for

02:04:05.160 other i can't tell you how many people who have been involved with mercury one uh even just on the

02:04:11.100 donation level get such satisfaction out of it um this this uh ball we do once a year to pay for all

02:04:18.220 the salaries and everything so when i raise money on the air i can say 100 of the proceeds go to

02:04:22.980 um and so i like to try to do something that you're interested in you get something back uh and

02:04:29.760 so the ball is happening this saturday at the dallas omni hotel we would love to see you there

02:04:35.560 you can watch saturday night if you can't make it the mercury one facebook page live stream of the

02:04:41.980 ball um and we also have an auction going on now yeah there's a six-day five-night trip to florida

02:04:48.240 there is um uh this there's another there's this trip to burns ranch which i have to admit

02:04:53.860 the first time i looked at it i thought it said the bunny ranch and i was like that's a weird trip

02:04:57.360 for mercury one to be giving away but hey maybe jeffy donated it no uh no burns ranch uh hunting

02:05:03.580 trip there's all sorts of really cool all sorts of really great stuff including a painting that

02:05:08.560 yeah you will not get because i i i want this so bad uh this beautiful painting of uh sept of uh

02:05:16.340 of our 828 on the mall in washington dc it is so unbelievably intricate i've never seen anything like

02:05:23.600 it um anything that you are looking for just check out our auction site at mercuryone.org

02:05:30.260 slash m1 ball

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 22, 2019

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