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00:03:06.420 oh we have some unbelievable greta thernberg stuff today she is going to be a monster

00:03:17.280 or and i hate to say this i i say this with respect i really do um

00:03:25.420 great setup after you just called her a monster well no i no not respect for her respect for the

00:03:33.960 for the condition i think she she could be she could be suicidal in her in her short life you know

00:03:40.480 we had the article uh that was i thought really interesting about just her search for meaning yeah

00:03:45.980 and she says herself that she was really depressed and this is what's helped find her meaning and

00:03:50.200 that's how you can kind of understand some of the decisions potentially that the parents have made

00:03:53.960 and that like if you see a person who's like deep depression she's you know she admits she was

00:03:58.820 completely lost in her life and found no meaning in her life and now their daughter is out there

00:04:04.480 doing something that she feels is important and as as much as you look at it from the outsider

00:04:09.040 perspective and and can't understand how you'd thrust someone like this into the public spotlight

00:04:13.940 uh on the other hand like i you could probably see she's probably a lot more you know she she's

00:04:20.880 probably more herself as they would see it around the house and everything else so it's a tough it's

00:04:24.940 a tough one man to to navigate this is this is bad she's she's taking someone like that and putting

00:04:30.120 them in this position is a recipe for disaster disaster disaster personally and i i hope that doesn't

00:04:35.860 you know god forbid i hope that something bad doesn't happen but she's like she really is uh become the

00:04:40.960 the face of this movement and now she's going to put herself in a position where everything that she

00:04:45.280 does is is is critiqued and and um you know put under a microscope but it's but it's also she is

00:04:52.640 she's she's turning into a monster she really is and her parents are to blame but we'll get into

00:04:57.360 that a little while um let me uh let me just first let's talk about james comey james comey has come

00:05:02.860 out now and say do we have the video of james comey here i was wrong about fisa

00:05:07.460 here's 17 significant errors in the fisa process and you say that it was handled

00:05:17.340 in a thoughtful and appropriate way yeah he's right i was wrong i was overconfident in the procedures

00:05:23.880 that the fbi and justice had built over 20 years i thought they were robust enough it's incredibly hard

00:05:29.860 to get a fisa i was overconfident in those because he's right there was real sloppiness 17 things

00:05:35.100 that either should have been in the applications or at least discussed and characterized differently

00:05:39.480 it it was not acceptable and so he's right huh it's a pretty pretty amazing moment there

00:05:47.740 because we heard how many times from james comey that this was a perfectly buttoned up process

00:05:54.720 but we have the audio do we still have the audio from last week where he was saying uh that it was

00:06:00.620 completely vindicated him yeah completely vindicated him there was no problems at all yeah we may have

00:06:06.440 two clips just uh you know talking uh back shop here we may have two clips of the comey thing there's

00:06:10.440 one that's two and a half minutes on our sheet if we have that one could we could we roll that out

00:06:13.480 because it has the vindication uh angle and is that possible or no do we have any idea on that one

00:06:18.440 is anybody talking to us um all right so here while we're while we're waiting for that clip let's go to uh

00:06:24.460 here's trey gowdy talking about the comey apology i think this morning comey admitted he was wrong

00:06:30.720 sometimes maria maria uh it's better late than never and sometimes it's just too damn late and in

00:06:35.500 this case uh comey is about two years too late we could have used his objectivity we could have used

00:06:40.860 him as a head of the fbi helping republicans figure out what was happening with fisa instead of

00:06:46.480 thwarting us uh and obstructing us so um he said it was a policy and procedure issue it's not maria

00:06:53.740 they've always been policies against manufacturing evidence and withholding exculpatory evidence that's

00:06:59.220 not new those aren't new policies this is a personnel issue it's the wrong people in the wrong positions

00:07:05.300 of power that's not going to be fixed with a new policy or procedures can be fixed by replacing the

00:07:10.420 people who did what they did in 2016 it's a good point made by trey gowdy with fascinating hair

00:07:15.940 like i i couldn't concentrate i don't know what he was saying i could could you play that again just

00:07:21.980 without the audio if you happen to be watching blaze tv i was thinking i couldn't i didn't even

00:07:26.260 see the hair i couldn't even listen to him because all i was there yeah no i no i i was concentrating

00:07:33.100 on his nose it's disappearing it's like just the straight line down is it it's like is it beaker

00:07:39.520 he looks a little like beaker with the little hair on the top and the straight nose i hadn't seen

00:07:48.160 that before but yeah it does just think of him

00:07:51.160 yeah yeah you can see a little bit i mean you're not like trey i mean i know i say this with all

00:07:59.860 respect well you say this as a man who's made a kentucky fried colonel chicken uh t-shirt of his

00:08:06.920 own face on the side of a chicken bucket so i mean i can laugh at myself absolutely i can laugh at

00:08:11.260 myself i'm sure he can too okay um all right wow i think we do have the longer clip here of uh

00:08:16.620 james comey yeah if we could hear that i total confidence that the fisa process was followed

00:08:22.960 and that the entire case was handled in a thoughtful responsible way by doj and the fbi i think the

00:08:28.880 notion that fisa was abused here is nonsense nonsense nonsense conspiracy theory conspiracy

00:08:35.120 theory that's bizarre yeah it's interesting to hear comey come out and say that and and you know

00:08:42.180 i guess you give him some credit for admitting it in a little late you know i don't know i mean i

00:08:50.140 guess you say okay here he is he's at least saying it but it's impossible to deny at this point and this

00:08:55.100 is also the same guy as you point out who when this came out said it was complete vindication um which

00:09:00.760 they uh chris wallace asked him about and said hey uh you know you said this was complete vindication

00:09:05.320 for your position here's what the ig said about that and they play the clip of the ig saying no it was

00:09:11.260 definitely not complete vindication uh there's massive problems here and it's true i mean it's

00:09:16.160 obvious right we're all we all saw the report we all can see and hear and read so it was a weird pr

00:09:24.920 attempt to come out and say you were vindicated and then 10 seconds later come out and say well you're

00:09:30.340 right now comey's line on the vindication was to say well we were vindicated from the very worst

00:09:36.880 accusations right so to say instead of saying like well what very worst accusations you were

00:09:43.980 vindicated carter page that was he says you know and he's playing the line that the media was playing

00:09:49.580 which is there was no political bias that was what the report said it said there's no political bias

00:09:53.720 now it didn't say that it said there was no evidence there's no documentary evidence of political

00:09:58.420 bias right however the how do you make 17 errors and they're all going one way and they're not

00:10:05.140 errors they're changing documents falsifying documents yeah the only two explanations for

00:10:10.920 this are political bias they were doing they were breaking their own rules to target trump right that's

00:10:15.820 one and number two is they break their own rules all the time to get these fisa warrants and it's all

00:10:22.340 tilted towards essentially conviction if you will right which is that's even worse that's worse i mean so

00:10:28.840 which one is it is it that you always fix these things so you can get the fisa award or were you

00:10:34.800 targeting trump for political reasons one of the two because the entire system is a disaster if they do

00:10:41.920 this to everybody so in a way you kind of wish they were just doing it because they didn't like trump

00:10:46.440 you know because at least then you don't have to completely scrap the entire system but honestly

00:10:51.580 until we know the answer to that you pretty much have to scrap the entire system if this is the way

00:10:55.820 they're handling this it's it's what every libertarian warned us about this entire time

00:11:01.080 going back to the bush administration they were absolutely they were completely right completely right

00:11:04.800 completely right completely vindicated the libertarians were yes yes correct yes um you know i

00:11:15.160 was looking at the boris uh johnson win and then looking at this impeachment and looking how

00:11:22.180 the the left here in america has been dealing with things and how they're trying to silence people

00:11:28.260 and i think there's a few lessons that really need to be learned and i think the first thing is

00:11:35.000 the silent majority is who the democrats should be talking to and trying to relate to because it's

00:11:45.120 the silent majority not the loud minority that actually goes out in votes

00:11:50.760 right now our society is built on silencing and making you feel alone and you're in the majority

00:12:00.400 it's the same message i gave you during the 912 project you're not alone you're not alone there are

00:12:07.680 millions of americans who feel just like you do and they're not all republicans some are independent

00:12:13.660 some are democrats but they don't like the craziness that is happening right now social media social media

00:12:23.300 is not the voice of the majority bots don't vote algorithms don't vote people do algorithms make people

00:12:36.340 discouraged algorithms make people feel alone algorithms make people stay home

00:12:44.680 so it's the majority voice the silent majority voice that we need to pay attention to if you're going to win

00:12:56.340 an election that's who you pay attention to not social media and certainly not the press the third thing

00:13:02.860 that i think everybody needs to learn is the mainstream media is no longer mainstream it's not

00:13:08.940 and i don't mean it that they're well they're so far left i mean they're not really appealing to the

00:13:14.980 mainstream anymore they're not appealing to the silent majority they're not appealing to people in

00:13:20.140 the center of the country and it has been replaced but the mainstream media is has not been replaced by one

00:13:28.720 entity the mainstream media has been replaced by hundreds hundreds of entities so we've lost some of our

00:13:37.100 cohesion we've lost some of our unity but i believe because we we no longer believe the mainstream media

00:13:47.320 we're better off for it but you should know mainstream media it was your bias your lies your incompetence

00:13:56.080 your arrogance that drove your audience away they didn't find something necessarily they like better

00:14:04.300 they just couldn't take you anymore and you have sullied yourself so badly that it's over

00:14:13.860 because you can't silence thought you can't tell people over and over the sky is green when we all know

00:14:22.000 the sky is blue we're not sherlock holmes we do rely on investigations and investigative reporters

00:14:29.820 but we don't trust you anymore the american people are smarter than you've given them credit for

00:14:36.640 and if the media doesn't learn that the media is done done i mean close up the shop sell the lights

00:14:46.320 sell the cameras nobody's buying nobody's watching close up shop

00:14:52.240 the same thing can be said thank god for the progressive era and the the socialist democratic

00:15:01.800 socialist era they are selling a load of goods that the world quite honestly doesn't want except

00:15:09.140 third world countries and then once they get it they don't want it either the world's about to

00:15:16.680 change and it just might be for the better because of the arrogance of the left

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00:17:31.740 uh so did you hear that uh donald trump is taking on uh fox news uh he tweeted against fox news hard to

00:17:49.620 believe that fox news will be interviewing sleazebag and total discredit former fbi james comey

00:17:54.280 also corrupt uh politician adam shifty schiff i mean but they got a good moment out of the

00:17:59.620 out of the fox news yeah they did they did with comey says fox is trying so hard to be politically

00:18:04.760 correct and yet totally shut out from the failed debate uh dem debates both comcast msnbc and fake

00:18:13.240 news cnn are watching their ratings tank freddo is on cnn and he's freddo is dying on cnn don't know

00:18:21.740 why fox wants to be uh like them that's pretty standard fox behavior though to bring on you know

00:18:27.960 opposing interviews right i mean that's that's been something they've done for a long time here's my

00:18:32.440 prediction may i make a prediction sure here's my prediction uh donald trump will leave office in

00:18:39.020 2024 most likely uh and uh he will purchase oan and he will start the trump uh cable news network or

00:18:51.580 the trump television okay trump news network uh you know tnn uh and he's throwing fox news under the bus

00:19:01.760 because sometimes they deserve to be thrown under the bus but don't we all uh but he is setting up

00:19:08.500 to be the competitor uh and write it down trump will merge or purchase oan and uh become the trump

00:19:19.380 news network that's interesting i mean it's certainly a a possibility you can't he's not just going to go

00:19:24.300 away right he's not going to be like i gotta just play just play golf at mar-a-lago no that's not

00:19:28.560 something that's going to happen on this point though glenn you mentioned how media is being taken

00:19:33.520 over by hundreds and hundreds of different voices and how people find their news in other ways and

00:19:39.380 how they trust other things and one of the things we've talked about a lot is the control of of big

00:19:45.640 tech over so many of these voices you know we've seen it with steven crowder we've seen it with you

00:19:51.400 we've seen it with so many you know prager university all this and i like i feel like we talk about this

00:19:56.740 stuff sometimes we can get into our own little bubble yeah yeah yeah and we talk about how big of a

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00:21:23.380 why it works better because they have all of your information yes they know what you're looking for

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00:21:37.360 they will have no non-emotional algorithms on you they already have it and they will be able to

00:21:46.400 predict you there is um i did a podcast uh who was it with uh brown um and dr emmett brown and no

00:21:54.620 and uh he's a futurist and he said you know i said you're going to get to this place how is anybody

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00:24:24.180 welcome to the glenn beck program pat gray joins us from pat gray unleashed the podcast that you can

00:24:32.160 hear daily wherever you get your podcast welcome to the uh program pat thank you i want to talk

00:24:37.180 about the election but you know so we had a little holiday music how much did you pay for your christmas

00:24:41.440 treat you have a fake one or a real one i have a fake one you have a fake one stew fake one fake and

00:24:47.720 proud fake and proud okay all right why do you are you you have a real one uh no i have a fake one

00:24:53.760 uh but i want to start buying new ones and so i bought uh i bought one we went out and got one

00:24:59.540 um at a tree farm up in idaho and it was i think 35 and it was seven feet i think i mean it's like

00:25:12.220 it's amazing uh you know out west do you know how much a tree costs in new york city

00:25:19.140 a lot a lot what would you think what would you think stew from 20 this is a 20 foot this is a

00:25:28.500 fraser fir 20 foot is a that's a huge tree i mean a huge tree so it's got to be nuts gigantic it's got

00:25:34.040 to be nuts probably i mean you know in new york city i mean you probably pay 500 for that in a

00:25:43.460 normal place so double that 800 a thousand dollars i mean that's that's a gigantic tree got a clue got

00:25:51.300 a got a got a got a guess well i don't have a guess because i i know the story i know the story

00:25:56.540 so it wouldn't be there sixty five hundred dollars six thousand nuts five hundred dollars

00:26:05.660 for a live tree for a live tree is there a place in new york city that jeffrey epstein doesn't own

00:26:10.740 where a tree that like that even fits uh well yeah you're like a ballroom of a you know like a lobby

00:26:17.040 of a hotel right i mean so they are three hundred and twenty five dollars per foot in new york city

00:26:23.940 that's crazy that's that is nuts that's some tree disease in the east or something and you're

00:26:30.000 expected to put presents underneath it there's your present it's a tree there it is merry christmas

00:26:36.800 kids yeah didn't even have the money to put the lights on it i years ago bought a 12 foot tree

00:26:44.240 uh that you can i you can reuse over and over and over and over every year indefinitely i like the

00:26:52.380 much less than that do you notice that we're the sets being decorated uh behind this set there's

00:26:58.000 another set uh and um it's being built for steven crowder's christmas party which is on wednesday

00:27:04.320 or thursday i think he's doing it live uh and he's got a bunch of people in have you seen how many

00:27:08.900 trees are on the set many and they're all fake and they're all on wheels and we just when we're done

00:27:14.280 we just wheel them back into the tree area in the prop department i love that i love that i mean

00:27:19.760 let's be honest about it fake great once fake is much better it said it said the stripper uh but

00:27:24.520 it's true in this case i think with trees because i fought it for a long time i love this experience

00:27:29.040 of like the real tree i really the last one i married to him but i not anymore not anymore because

00:27:34.340 yeah the same way the last one i had i we didn't take down fast enough and so it got so rigid and

00:27:40.580 stiff we could not get it out the door i had to individually cut off every branch inside the house

00:27:45.320 the last straw for everybody yeah exactly mess that it was a disaster yeah what was the latest

00:27:51.060 you've ever had a tree up i mean even in you know college days you know when you were young

00:27:56.880 longest you ever had a tree up i mean if it was if it was up to me i just and i will say even to

00:28:04.540 this day what we do with the tree is take it down and then put it up in full form in the garage

00:28:10.260 so we don't have to put it away so it stays in our garage all year long up and not quite decorated

00:28:17.740 but has a lot you know some of the stuff on it already um so i i think that's the efficient way

00:28:21.880 to do it you know packing it away like that with a bag for it oh so you have to sit there with each

00:28:26.540 individual branch and fluff out the branches every year that's silly just keep it up you are

00:28:31.960 lazy you are you are you are a god to me i thought i was gonna go the other direction no

00:28:39.720 no you are a god to me i put it in the well when i say i the kids put it in the bag every year and

00:28:48.140 take it out and it's like it's a pain yeah i have neighbors a couple houses away they showed us what

00:28:53.840 they do uh they have a rollaway wall in their living room yeah they designed it and they just

00:29:01.400 they pull back the wall push the tree on wheels back into this little wall compartment this is the

00:29:08.680 wall and you can't tell looks like you're just in the living room that's america right there and

00:29:13.500 it's only for the tree it's only for the tree and the christmas decorations yeah that is brilliant

00:29:18.280 yeah jeffrey epstein had that at his house too those for other purposes pretty amazing and it's

00:29:22.980 only for the little girls that's the little girl in there the police are there it looks like it's a

00:29:28.400 normal wall uh all right what uh what's in the news that uh strikes your fancy today pat all right

00:29:36.920 well i'm just a little concerned about the uh tainting the delegitimizing of the 2020 election that

00:29:42.220 the democrats are doing now trying to claim that okay not only did did donald trump

00:29:48.120 mess with the 2016 election with the ukrainians uh or the russians or both or whoever but he's

00:29:56.360 already tainted the 2020 election how i don't know um his misconduct is going on oh with juliani's

00:30:05.880 trip to the to ukraine uh juliani is they have any do they have any evidence of this no of course not

00:30:13.560 i mean they haven't had any evidence of anything anything no anything they've got nothing and they

00:30:19.640 they just continue to lie and lie and lie and lie yeah and it's it's extremely dangerous i bad to our

00:30:28.900 country bad if you start saying that donald trump's election because they know they're not they're not

00:30:34.420 going to be able to beat him which is why they're already saying well he's already tainted the election

00:30:38.760 and and they they know they can't win so when he does win they're going to be claiming it's not

00:30:43.560 legitimate that he's he's been selected somehow he's gotten there through cheating and and fraudulent

00:30:49.080 means and we're going to have i mean they're going to push us over the edge here if they're not

00:30:54.500 careful i've been thinking about this for a couple weeks we need to make it we need to go back and make

00:30:57.760 a montage of all the times yes they said that donald trump was going to come out after the election and

00:31:04.460 say it wasn't valid and therefore prove oh my gosh you know that he was against he is against

00:31:09.380 the you know the democracy american democracy it's at stake he he's going to put it at risk they're

00:31:14.140 all doing it they all are still saying stacy abrams is the rightful governor of georgia yeah right

00:31:19.300 they are i mean they do this every single time every time they lose every time they lose yep every

00:31:26.480 time they lose it's some there's some fraud that went on and then they act as if the other side is

00:31:31.140 doing it so let me change the subject slightly here to go back to the impeachment and i'd like

00:31:35.120 to take calls next hour on this um should donald trump actually go and have the full

00:31:47.520 verdict have the full trial now i have said yes because i think that it won't be legitimate they'll

00:31:55.760 just say oh the republicans just didn't do anything about it we swept it under the rug swept it under the

00:32:00.600 rug so i don't think that's i don't think it's good and what i don't like swept under the rug is

00:32:05.840 the all of all of the truth about what the what the democrats have done yeah and needs to be shown

00:32:12.260 this is a sham a total sham um however the uh the concern is is that this is a setup because you could

00:32:22.820 get anybody in the senate they'll call witnesses and they'll call uh john bolton who i don't think

00:32:30.840 is a friend of the president's uh they'll call john bolton they'll call people and they'll they'll try to

00:32:36.380 score points and all you have to do is just peel a few people away he's won already because the

00:32:42.500 democrat you have at least one democrat that's going to defect this week the real clear politics

00:32:47.300 polling average on impeachment and removal is uh underwater now for the first time it's now more

00:32:52.540 people think trump should not be removed from office on average and it's full partisan i mean you have a

00:32:59.700 guy literally leaving the democratic party he's not just voting he's leaving the democratic party

00:33:04.720 because he says this is ridiculous this is this a total sham so he's leaving the democratic party

00:33:10.960 not just voting uh with the republicans he's leaving it so you remember the reason why nixon

00:33:19.380 left office is because you started to have the republicans go soft well let's just remember

00:33:27.980 we're going to a senate where mitt romney is yeah and two there's just the possibility of of disaster

00:33:36.460 right somebody says the wrong thing that changes the storyline somebody screws up some new thing

00:33:43.380 comes to light that we don't know about and this is what mike lee was saying when he was on last week

00:33:48.880 even though mike favors the trial he's like the argument is if you've won already just take the

00:33:54.060 win and leave don't don't sit there and continue the argument and then open yourself up for a

00:33:58.000 possibility of something that you don't expect going wrong makes sense but i still think it's too

00:34:03.100 the country yeah i say risk big win big i i think you got to go for it and expose what what they've

00:34:09.460 done here set the rules in the senate like they set them in the in the house like you have to

00:34:14.820 mcconnell has to approve the witnesses what's the second half of that phrase though lose big that's

00:34:22.680 what i was just gonna say yeah are you prepared to have a mitt romney let's say john bolton comes out

00:34:30.700 says you know he was just crazy and i had to leave because he was he was doing cocaine on the on the

00:34:38.380 desk uh says something stupid and then romney says yeah you know what i i'm leading this charge and you

00:34:45.700 start to flip just a few republicans do you i think that's less of a risk of someone who is friendly

00:34:52.840 to the president going too far in his defense and saying something ridiculous like what winds up i don't

00:34:58.940 know winds up being the storyline i mean we've seen these things happen before where someone uh

00:35:04.880 don't you want a shot at the whistleblower though i do eric charamella right but but here's just that's

00:35:11.440 a federal crime i know i know come get me yeah come get so here's the uh oh they will i know um so

00:35:18.860 here's the but here's the the question because i'm i'm very clear the right thing to do is to have

00:35:25.960 the trial yeah now let's just talk politics for a second okay forget about the politics has nothing

00:35:32.620 to do anymore with doing the right thing that's for sure so let's just talk politics are you prepared

00:35:38.920 to lose um even if he doesn't even if he's not impeached to have this thing swing around to where

00:35:50.280 55 percent of the american people are like ah i want him impeached now i he should have been removed

00:35:58.260 i mean i'm not probably not prepared for that uh but i just don't see that happening i mean it didn't

00:36:05.000 happen in the house did you see it's gonna happen in the more favorable senate did did a have have you

00:36:12.000 met the republican party yes just betting on incompetence betting on incompetence is a safe safe

00:36:17.300 thing and uh b did you see donald trump being president of the united states because i didn't

00:36:24.120 see that one coming either i mean there's been like every day i i look at the news and i'm like

00:36:28.680 yeah i didn't see that one coming yeah that's bizarre there's definitely an argument for it here

00:36:33.360 however you got to step back and say you know what the political there is political risk here right

00:36:37.620 you don't know what the media gloms onto and turns into this big issue and it might turn some public

00:36:42.640 opinion but secondarily and and it shouldn't be secondary is the consideration of whether it's

00:36:47.900 the right thing to do if this is really happening it needs to be exposed yeah and whether it does and

00:36:52.900 i so i i you know i come to pat's side on this in the end in that like you know you know pat's the

00:36:59.360 smart one here and that's why i'm against you i've been arguing the whole time but that's why pat

00:37:04.360 your point is so brilliant is that uh the thing you've been telling glenn to say right but i'm

00:37:09.740 serious you come to that music starting where i that's fine with me i was going to defend you

00:37:14.940 stop the music go ahead go ahead pat great idea on the whole thank you start the music

00:37:21.320 we're going to go into the uh the phones uh and take your opinion on this next hour

00:37:27.360 call us right now at 888-727-BECK i'd like to just hear from uh from you what should the republicans do

00:37:36.920 do you want to risk it it's an open and shut deal uh should everything come out and be exposed or

00:37:44.560 should we just move on i can see both sides 888-727-BECK call us uh call us right now

00:37:55.860 oh there it is there's that music and thank you very much all righty thank you

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00:39:41.040 you know it's it's crazy i'm we we have to

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00:44:55.800 so what should happen with impeachment stew i think we're both in agreement on what the right thing to

00:45:10.640 do is and that is expose what the democrats have done and have a full trial and have it fair and free

00:45:18.600 um you know have the have the republicans in control but you know i don't even know what that means

00:45:26.540 because the republicans the republicans i mean mitch mcconnell is saying however publicly that he's

00:45:36.300 basically letting trump design this process which is ridiculous why would you say that why would you

00:45:42.300 do that it's a weird thing to say publicly i mean it's a weird thing stupid surely the the democrats

00:45:48.400 would do the exactly the same thing however they probably wouldn't say it publicly right um and he's

00:45:53.840 trying to basically signal to republicans hey don't blame me if he doesn't want to do this trial

00:45:58.880 because i'm letting him design the process that's i mean mcconnell's just you know cya here right but

00:46:04.500 it is a bizarre thing to say publicly and i would say that you know whether it's the better political

00:46:11.860 move i think can be debated i mean because you can say they've already won this with the american people

00:46:18.120 move on get to the election you know don't spend another minute on this than you have to on the other

00:46:23.580 hand i think the right thing to do is that the real full story comes out and so far there's been

00:46:27.680 no opportunity for that and if you believe that you have the right side of that story the american

00:46:31.980 people should know about it so now the question is i agree with that but the question is mitt romney

00:46:38.800 by the way word in utah is that mitt romney will not win a second term he is he is really i don't know

00:46:47.480 if i buy that i don't know i don't know i've heard that um all right so um you go into a trial

00:46:55.600 and john bolton or somebody who really is like you know likes donald trump and you know as stew says

00:47:02.520 just is like yeah another thing he's really great and he's building uh he's building secret weapons to

00:47:08.800 kill all of the people that are living in new jersey you'd be like wait what i mean anything

00:47:14.560 can happen in a trial anything could happen in a trial and all you need is somebody like mitt romney

00:47:20.300 to peel away and start to say you know i don't know and then you then it's just an avalanche then

00:47:25.880 it could just be an avalanche i mean i don't think anybody thinks he's going to get thrown out of

00:47:29.360 office i don't it's not going to get to 67 senators that i don't think so either however it could affect

00:47:34.720 public opinion if it looks like the the republicans are playing a partisan game the same way democrats are

00:47:42.260 dealing with that right now right like they are seen as just doing this partisan thing and dragging it

00:47:46.460 out and it's just a bunch of nonsense to so many people and that's why the the polls are turning

00:47:50.920 against them so which the same thing could happen to republic which hurts the president more a trial

00:47:56.560 or no trial what do you think should happen the number is 888-727-BECK let's go to john

00:48:02.680 in georgia hello john glenn how are you very good everybody there hey merry christmas to you

00:48:08.520 listen i think there might be actually a third layer to this and give me just five seconds to explain

00:48:13.620 this there's a potential senate vote for dismissal which is a simple majority there's a potential

00:48:18.940 senate vote for acquittal and then of course there's the full meal deal trial which we all kind of in

00:48:23.700 our in our hearts want but that middle option that mitch mcconnell has discussed previously of voting for

00:48:31.460 acquittal right up front would actually attach double jeopardy so if you only dismiss then the senate

00:48:37.800 could potentially in his second term excuse me the house uh in his second term could come back on

00:48:43.640 another bite at the impeachment apple if they acquit double jeopardy attaches and this thing from a

00:48:49.300 political expediency standpoint would have to go away without the big messy trial in terms of the beltway

00:48:56.480 politics so you vote for acquittal i actually want the trial but i'm too much of a cynic to believe

00:49:04.600 that that will actually get the result that we that we would actually hope and pray for yeah which is

00:49:10.800 everything come out exactly yeah i i uh i i don't know if that's going to happen either but if you did

00:49:17.880 a trial and even if he were impeached as long as the and removed from office as long as the senate and

00:49:24.480 they don't have to do this as long as the senate uh wouldn't attach uh and you can never run for

00:49:31.020 president again because it's not automatically attached to that you could impeach him remove

00:49:35.760 him from office and the people could come back and elect him again uh this fall i can't i just can't

00:49:42.660 imagine a group of people removing a president this close to an election thanks john i appreciate it let

00:49:48.600 me go to jim in virginia hey uh merry christmas glenn thank you for taking my call thank you thank you for

00:49:54.680 all that you're doing to uh wake up and educate america uh your ukraine special was truly uh an

00:50:01.300 award-winning uh award-worthy journalistic uh investigation thank you very much i appreciate

00:50:06.560 that i'm for the full trial and i think they should take your ukraine special and use that as a blueprint

00:50:13.040 for the trial but the problem is i don't think the leading democrats or excuse me the leading

00:50:19.820 republicans in the senate will do that and this is the reason why and you touched on it last week

00:50:25.640 uh when you talked about the one news agency that actually sent reporters to the ukraine to do

00:50:32.020 investigations over there and they came back with a report stating that uh many of the leading

00:50:38.400 republicans in the senate were also involved in ukraine doing the same thing that the democrats were doing

00:50:45.200 trying to influence the ukraine's government uh being lindsey graham um mccain the traitor mccain and

00:50:53.320 uh mcconnell uh so i am for the full trial but my hopes of it ever happening are are slim and nil

00:51:01.180 i agree with you jim thank you very much thank you uh i'm still for a full trial but

00:51:08.060 uh are you prepared to live with the consequence and not getting anything exposed because i think

00:51:16.360 jim's right i don't see any i mean what i mean stew we have an open and shut case do we not i mean

00:51:24.080 you know what are you trying to prove right i mean we've even said that there's not you know it's

00:51:28.920 not criminal activity the whistle no i'm saying the whistleblower open and shut uh the the collusion

00:51:35.840 open and shut the money laundering open and shut all of this stuff i think is we have the documents

00:51:42.960 to show i mean these are documents written by the people we're talking about yeah i mean it's just

00:51:46.820 open and shut why won't anyone use them why won't anyone in real authority and power step to the plate

00:51:57.160 and use them i mean the most we've heard from people in real positions of authority and power is that

00:52:02.680 it's a very complicated storyline and that the american people don't have the attention span for

00:52:07.580 it we sat through a year of the oj simpson trial a year a long time ago man it's a long time ago and

00:52:15.420 we'll still do that for certain things but you know look what happened you know this there's a there's an

00:52:21.200 argument on the left um and this i think was believed by many on the left that one of the errors

00:52:29.900 they made with the russia situation was to go through it in such detail so the idea was you have

00:52:39.040 the whole muller report you're you're sort of have this entire storyline under the microscope for an

00:52:44.980 entire year year and a half and at the end of the day the american people are like oh i've been hearing

00:52:50.180 about this forever nothing ever seems to come out here's the report doesn't seem like it's not like

00:52:54.240 the craziest thing right like there's stuff in there that might be disturbing to you but it was

00:52:59.260 it never rose to the level of interest that was promised it was a big it was a great trailer and a

00:53:05.260 crappy movie right and so this is why they went with the ukrainian thing which was okay we've got a

00:53:12.360 simple storyline we've got a transcript of a call we think it's bad we can rush it through

00:53:18.060 it will when it's still shocking to people and they tried to do it quickly now i don't know if

00:53:23.940 that's the right thing to me it's certainly not the right thing for the country obviously but i'm

00:53:27.340 saying from a democratic political perspective was it the right move i think it's showing that that

00:53:31.760 didn't work either one of the issues they have is that neither one of these situations was actually

00:53:36.840 impeachable so that's kind of like you have a bad baseline and maybe that's different with this

00:53:41.360 we have a good baseline good baseline good base however can the american people

00:53:45.040 focus long enough to actually take in all these details learn all these characters who they are

00:53:50.900 what happened i mean it's a big ask for you know people who are like who are currently embracing

00:53:56.420 tiktok as a platform i know let me go to uh rachel in ohio hello rachel hi hi this is an early

00:54:05.060 christmas present for me you guys are my family oh wow merry christmas merry christmas so i think we

00:54:12.780 should go with a full trial too um and then pray like crazy because the truth has to come out and

00:54:21.620 the truth actually will come out it's just will come out in our lifetime uh yeah well the truth is

00:54:28.860 already out but uh nobody seems to embrace it and i personally think that the only one that can make

00:54:36.840 this happen is donald trump donald trump is uniquely qualified to say i might show up in the gallery

00:54:44.960 today i might just i might just walk in today and just decide to testify or we got some crazy things

00:54:51.420 happening today in the senate make sure you're watching um i think he is such a sideshow that i think he

00:54:58.060 could get people to actually watch the trial and if they expose it and people are watching the trial i think

00:55:05.180 it's the end of the democratic party i really really do uh because people are fair in america and when

00:55:12.220 you actually see what they were doing uh and are still doing in ukraine and all around the world with

00:55:18.240 the state department nobody's going to want a part of that devil's advocate are you prepared for a loss

00:55:24.420 steve welcome how you doing glenn good how are you good hey you know i'm i'm thinking on this uh when

00:55:33.520 this goes to the senate the question is is are the republicans even going to do anything with it

00:55:37.660 because any witnesses they call um democrats can be able to cross-examine and i just have to ask

00:55:43.140 myself how many of these republicans are just as dirty as the democrats and you already see lindsey

00:55:48.560 graham backing away from wanting a trial where are you calling from i'm calling from utah

00:55:56.660 romney country we're gonna try and get rid of him so i heard this name recognition alone yeah not

00:56:06.760 represent utah values i was in saint george and granted it was saint george which i think is the

00:56:11.400 most conservative state or the conservative county in utah which makes it the most conservative county

00:56:19.620 in the country it was nice anyway um i was there over the weekend and uh somebody had told me

00:56:29.540 romney's romney's in trouble there but he's he's not popular in the state do you think that's true

00:56:35.440 yeah we're fed up with him uh like i said i think people check that box on the ballot because they

00:56:40.920 recognize the name but we're we're really hoping to get the word out that that you know i mean he's a

00:56:45.820 wolf in sheep's clothing and he always has been interesting thank you so much steve appreciate

00:56:50.940 it all right we're gonna come back here in just one minute back to your phone calls so are you

00:56:56.040 keeping track what is the score so far everyone said trial right i know we'll wait till we hear

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00:58:56.860 see here's the problem is the the media and i want to play this audio of all of the things the media said

00:59:16.480 about the steel dossier we now know because of the ig report that everything in the steel dossier was bogus

00:59:25.040 the fbi could corroborate none of it not a single thing we should with the asterisk asterisk of

00:59:33.960 publicly available information that's that's their big out it's like well yes some of the stuff that

00:59:39.020 was already reported by the news seems to be corroborated but only that so they got none of the

00:59:44.680 stuff that was actually presented nothing salacious nothing that was bad all the you know donald trump

00:59:51.440 has a strange hairdo yep yep people have been saying that he runs the trump organization yep wow

00:59:58.200 that's cooperated okay so none of the stuff that was trouble for donald trump had been corroborated

01:00:04.920 zero and the fbi changed some of the information and didn't tell the uh fisa court that that none of

01:00:14.120 this had been corroborated and that steel himself had been uh what did they say they closed the door on

01:00:20.860 him i can't remember what they call it but they closed him out because they thought that he was

01:00:26.980 untrustworthy they never said that listen to what the press said over the last two years parts of the

01:00:34.100 now infamous dossier on trump have proven to be true i know the history of the dossier but it hasn't been

01:00:40.000 discredited in fact it's been the opposite it's been corroborated no it hasn't much of the dossier

01:00:43.860 has been corroborated this discredited dossier it hasn't been discredited your intel community

01:00:49.620 has corroborated no it has all of the details in there the meeting some of the substance content

01:00:54.420 content of the dossier we were able to corroborate in our intelligence community assessment not true

01:00:59.880 from other sources in which we had very high confidence we know that with the fisa application

01:01:05.280 the relevant parts of christopher steel's dossier were corroborated the application included

01:01:12.120 information from the dossier it would only be after the fbi had in fact corroborated information

01:01:18.700 through its own investigation we also know that as time goes on more and more parts of the steel

01:01:23.440 dossier get corroborated so when the president just refers to his fake dossier that is false

01:01:28.640 uh i i don't think that's that that's the accurate characterization for the entirety of the

01:01:34.380 dossier investigators have corroborated part of the uh dossier has been corroborated by the

01:01:40.240 intelligence community u.s investigators have corroborated some of the allegations in that dossier

01:01:44.900 although we do know that parts of it have been corroborated it's not been corroborated but it hasn't

01:01:50.340 been disproven either is there anything in the dossier that has been disproven no not one thing has

01:01:56.100 been disproven no major thing from the dossier has been conclusively disproven to date none of it has

01:02:02.800 been disproven and whole big parts of it are holding up the dossier um holds up well none of

01:02:09.160 it has been disproven all of the allegations in it i don't know that anything has been disproven

01:02:13.000 it's a fact that none of it not one word has been disproven in fact can we stop there uh stew

01:02:20.020 i just wanted to let you know day 412 of my investigation in you

01:02:26.440 we still have not disproven that you're a murderer really yes still cannot prove that you did not

01:02:33.700 murder people so you can't uh account for me at every moment of my entire life can't can't uh and

01:02:39.140 have a detail and part of the murder spree that you're on has been corroborated i couldn't say this

01:02:45.220 stew if i hadn't have corroborated some of this corroborated yes yes yeah you have you're as good as

01:02:52.180 that one is i'm an asterisk yes thank you uh so i couldn't i i mean i couldn't get away with just

01:02:58.060 saying this yes uh well you could my sources tell me well you couldn't because you're glenn beck

01:03:04.080 right but if you're on cnn you can get away with that yes you can get away with saying this and will

01:03:08.360 they account is there an internal accounting process that comes to the point where i mean the worst one

01:03:14.100 there was allison camarota who says what uh every part of the of the dossier has been corroborated

01:03:21.320 like that is like the most i mean we're talking about the p tapes are in the dossier like no of

01:03:27.160 course that hasn't been i mean everyone at the beginning knew that was nonsense right but did

01:03:31.100 you notice that they changed from well some of it to none of it has been disproven right like the

01:03:38.040 double negative there yeah that's crazy that is it's certainly not a news standard is it is that a

01:03:44.600 journalistic news standard to report something that uh it hasn't been disproven i mean that's

01:03:51.200 not a not a thing right no not for not an american journalist russia yeah in russia it was uh here

01:03:59.920 you're you're supposed to be uh innocent until proven guilty um proven guilty not proven innocent

01:04:09.040 it's kind of the reverse of what the american system really is

01:04:14.120 you're listening to glenn especially now that now that it's been disproven all of it was garbage

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01:06:32.480 all right let me go to joe in florida we're talking about the impeachment trial on whether

01:06:36.960 you want to see a trial or should the trump administration take the advice of attorneys

01:06:42.560 and just move on joe mr beck thank you for taking my call this morning i've been a listener for about

01:06:49.500 15 years i appreciate everything all you guys do thank you um i do not trust like most of us

01:06:57.860 the media i vote for a full trial but i do not think it should last longer than six months

01:07:05.640 but i want the entire thing streamed right from the u.s government if it's got to come from the

01:07:14.520 white house and i want full access to that i don't want to have to wait on abc mbc msnbc

01:07:22.780 to cut away here cut away there stream it make it there for everybody and i think if we do this in

01:07:33.800 the new year 2020 this could light a spark worldwide saying look what america's doing to shed light on

01:07:43.120 corruption and bribery iran do the right thing now do the you know everybody else and it might just

01:07:52.780 push things in a good direction all right joe thank you very much i appreciate it um and uh the

01:07:59.340 streaming idea is a is a good idea and the government should make that available uh so we could

01:08:05.820 see all of it let me go to preston because i'll tell you the cnn's of the world are not going to go

01:08:11.580 a month uh on trial without any commercials they just won't do it and you'll know when they take

01:08:17.840 commercials uh preston florida go ahead good good morning glenn happy uh christmas merry new year

01:08:25.500 and god bless you for all you do thank you very much yeah i like doing the opposite yeah i'll give

01:08:32.520 you three words why this will not go to trial i want it to go to trial i want it all to come out

01:08:37.780 but three words why it won't go to trial okay uh peter schweiser's book

01:08:42.300 you know when you read his book about yeah schweiser's book about the princess uh when you read

01:08:50.400 that and you see yeah exactly right they're all involved in this glenn if you just do your you know

01:08:55.780 like you do your homework and if you start to look into what they do how the money goes overseas

01:09:00.980 and then it comes back to them in their in their um they they set up their um uh their charities

01:09:08.060 and the like you know um i i did a little thing with with uh with with uh hillary clinton and her

01:09:15.180 um her foundation the clinton foundation yeah we gave money to arizona i mean to i'm sorry arizona

01:09:22.040 gosh darn it we gave money to algeria you know with uh government aid uh they donated i think a hundred

01:09:29.380 thousand back to the clinton uh foundation so when you see this you know what's going on and it's

01:09:36.360 going to be it's it's not going to go to trial they're going to do everything they can because

01:09:40.740 they don't want all this stuff to come out because it will come out yeah that's the thing is eventually

01:09:46.620 it will all come out and the longer it's hidden the worse it will be for all of them

01:09:52.080 presson thank you mike in texas welcome

01:09:54.720 merry christmas glenn merry christmas mike um i do not think we should have a full trial

01:10:03.800 um i think the senate should incorporate the democrat record on impeachment from the house

01:10:12.500 incorporate it by reference and then try the case based on that record and i'll tell you why

01:10:20.660 it seems to me that it's very unlikely the president is going to be convicted and removed

01:10:26.460 by the senate so that means there's only two issues left one will the american public view what the

01:10:34.400 senate does as fair and two is this whole whistleblower scandal is that going to be swept under the rug

01:10:43.640 so it seems to me on the first point uh it would be very difficult for the democrats to argue

01:10:50.960 that the record that they put together in the house that they used to impeach our president

01:10:58.040 is now all of a sudden unfair to be used for purposes of the trial so i think it would be regarded as fair

01:11:06.800 and you could avoid the circus that we saw in the house something that i think most reasonable people

01:11:14.400 uh find abhorrent secondly with respect to the so-called whistleblower it seems to me there is an

01:11:23.060 entirely another way to deal with that problem and that is wholly apart from this impeachment thing

01:11:29.960 have lindsey graham open up a an investigation into the leak that occurred in the conversation

01:11:38.460 that trump had with uh zelinski there was a leak there that's how this whistleblower apparently got

01:11:46.160 information about what was on the call you could use that investigation to determine what really

01:11:54.180 happened with this so-called whistleblower so if you need to get those facts out there is an alternative

01:12:01.220 way that is a lot more uh effective than burying all of that in the context of impeachment so what

01:12:09.620 what is the process of impeachment that you were talking about where you bring the record over from the

01:12:14.140 house you just simply incorporate that record the whole thing the evidence the documents the speeches

01:12:21.920 everything all right so that means in a box okay and you send it over to the senate and everybody

01:12:28.220 points to it and says that is the record on which we will vote on conviction i don't think the senate

01:12:35.360 should should somehow rescue the house for the deficient record they've put together

01:12:44.960 let them try the case on the same record as the house used to impeach him in the first place all right

01:12:53.500 so that means chuck schumer wouldn't get his you know john bolton and and everybody else so they

01:13:00.440 couldn't bring any new witnesses we're just going over what they did in the house exactly and if it was

01:13:07.980 reasonable to be used for purposes of impeachment which is a pretty serious thing

01:13:13.320 then why would it be unreasonable or unfair to use that very same record to use for purposes of

01:13:21.640 voting on conviction and then go after the scandals in a different context all right mike good idea

01:13:29.320 thank you very much curtis uh do you want to see a trial or not well thanks for taking my call

01:13:36.500 reverend dr colonel beck thank you for getting it right finally you got it yeah thank you really love

01:13:42.380 the show especially when uh pat and stew were on but as far as the uh me too whoa i i think they

01:13:49.280 should have a trial but only if they're going to hold anyone found guilty accountable i think the

01:13:54.440 american people are tired of the elites and the politicians getting away with whatever they want

01:13:58.100 and i think it would hurt trump and the republicans chances of taking the house back

01:14:03.080 if they were to find someone guilty and not hold them accountable

01:14:06.020 i agree with you i think it hurts even more have you seen what you know what happened last week in

01:14:14.280 in england with uh boris johnson that people will only stand and take so much uh and now boris has

01:14:23.500 real power to start making real changes there and he apparently is going for it uh he's going to be

01:14:30.220 making some deep deep cuts in in personnel and ministers and really changing the landscape over

01:14:37.100 in england and i think donald trump if this is done right donald trump will have the chance to do the

01:14:42.180 same um because the people are going to want it they are really sick and tired of all of this

01:14:48.140 laurie north carolina hi hi glenn i this stuff makes me want to cry like hillary's supporters cried last

01:14:56.120 last election but listen andy mccarthy was on fox news and he said that they go right in as attorneys

01:15:03.360 and they say we want a motion to dismiss there were no facts in the first um article and in the second

01:15:10.260 the president has executive privilege doesn't he and i think john roberts should just dismiss the

01:15:16.500 whole thing and going back to the caller a couple of times ago vinbin was the late leaker why shouldn't

01:15:22.880 he be court-martialed who benman we don't yeah we don't necessarily know that for sure but there's

01:15:29.980 definitely he told he told two people and then they wouldn't let him say who the second person was

01:15:34.960 right we know that he was the leaker well yeah yeah and i appreciate the call i mean it's interesting

01:15:40.200 because i think you're looking at this as if you're looking at it as winning the impeachment

01:15:46.080 right making sure he is not removed from uh from office it makes plenty of sense to just dismiss it

01:15:52.380 but when you look at it at as what this process actually is which is a partisan process with the

01:15:59.240 intent not to remove the president from office they never thought they were going to remove the

01:16:04.100 president from office the intent is to win political points right it's to please their aoc wing

01:16:12.340 of supporters who have wanted impeachment since before he was elected and and it's also to try

01:16:17.320 to sway people in the middle who now see him branded as an impeached president all that's going to happen

01:16:23.920 anyway on their side the question is do you bring evidence to the table to fight against it and you can

01:16:29.280 just dismiss this the cases and then bring this out in a committee or something but no one's going

01:16:32.660 to pay attention to it if you want people to pay attention to it it's got to happen during the actual

01:16:36.700 senate trial and you know if you think this important this information is important enough and the

01:16:41.840 american people need to know it that's where you got to put it straight in the marquee i don't think

01:16:46.040 we are the country that we hope to be want to be we are not the country of the declaration of

01:16:52.120 independence and certainly not the country of the constitution um if we don't change and uh root out

01:17:01.940 what we saw happen i mean the bar is so low for an impeachment now it is it's truly remarkably

01:17:09.720 ridiculous it is it is so low uh and if people can get away with this and get away with the lies

01:17:17.880 get away with the you know the the the uh fisa report even just get away with just the fisa report

01:17:26.660 of the of the fbi and the justice department that doesn't include what the intel community uh did it

01:17:32.820 doesn't include the lies that were told under oath in the house uh it doesn't include any of the lies

01:17:40.040 that the media told or that that schiff told or the the monitoring of journalists if we don't root this

01:17:48.880 out if somebody doesn't pay a very high price for this it's going to become business as usual you will

01:17:55.980 embolden them to do the same thing over and over and over again but i tend to agree with the people

01:18:04.020 that were we're talking here in the last 45 minutes the people who said it's not going to come out

01:18:10.140 i think are right and i think they're right because there are too many dirty people in washington dc

01:18:16.880 and that's honestly where uh mike lee and um and others you know if you could find a tulsi gabbard i

01:18:24.720 think tulsi gabbard would be on this i think she would despise what's going on and you could make the

01:18:31.640 democratic party the whig party overnight overnight and you could make the the republicans kind of like

01:18:40.280 the old 1860s democrats uh and that's not a good place for the republicans to be but i think there

01:18:47.020 is a new way that is waiting to happen because the corruption here is so deep people feel it in

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01:21:30.220 welcome to the uh welcome to the program glad to uh glad to be with you today i um i had a very weird

01:21:51.720 weekend um on friday uh i went to a friend's house and um the prince of hawaii and the prince of italy

01:22:03.660 were there obviously i mean who doesn't hang out with royalty they're just they seem to be at every

01:22:09.840 party these days right right so i guess the prince of hawaii if america hadn't taken over hawaii he would

01:22:17.840 be king today and the prince of italy would be king i think if it wasn't for mussolini

01:22:24.220 okay all right uh and so it was just a it was a you know it was a bizarre i didn't you know i thought

01:22:31.560 when at first he as he said uh uh prince lorenzo is going to be there and uh i'm like okay and i just

01:22:41.860 thought prince was his first name you know not a real prince you don't know whose house do you go over

01:22:46.780 where there's like a prince you know uh and so uh so i get there and uh glenn this is prince lorenzo

01:22:56.840 from italy and uh he was like oh glenn how are you he was so and i realized i think this guy's a

01:23:04.880 real prince and then i didn't want to say are you like a real prince or is that like your name or

01:23:09.520 can you plead past the jelly i didn't want to be that guy he didn't want to be that guy so i just

01:23:16.280 lean over to somebody i'm like he's a real prince isn't he i mean is he a real prince they're like

01:23:21.020 yeah it's prince lorenzo and i'm like i'm sorry i don't know my royalty is this the guy that was on

01:23:26.960 the bachelor i maybe what's he look like somebody said that to me and i was very handsome this is i

01:23:32.720 would say he was very handsome man well let me see let me see blonde hair i don't know uh

01:23:38.340 uh is this so anyway i don't know i'll show you in the break yeah i he might be somebody else said

01:23:44.420 that and i i don't know if that's the same guy or not but uh he all of a sudden fell in love with

01:23:51.160 my wife because she's a colonna and he's like oh colonna uh me and my father colonna and my family

01:23:57.320 way back uh michelangelo and then he just la la la la i would not worry about a guy from the

01:24:03.820 bachelor falling in love with your wife at all it's no big deal don't even think about it again

01:24:08.180 you don't know just i see i thought it was about history and some travel are starting up

01:24:13.140 wait a minute you're listening to glenn beck

01:24:17.380 uh so i just got news that uh am i the cover of the new republic i hope so i hope so i don't know

01:24:35.140 the answer to that they're uh picking apart your coverage on ukraine apparently you've uh you're

01:24:40.460 nuts um which is a real shocker to hear from the new republic yeah but you are the conservative

01:24:45.340 blowhardest transformed from a never trumper to a ukraine conspiracist oh really that's the subtitle

01:24:51.640 really yes very excited about this one that's that's strange because you would think that maybe

01:24:56.260 a guy who was not for trump might have something to say what why suddenly is he for trump on this one

01:25:03.720 uh i my belief in their uh their take on that is that you've decided it's more profitable for you

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01:25:18.700 analysis of the situation as is always the case oh i i love this i love this uh okay um we've got uh

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01:28:28.260 hello and uh welcome to the program so glad that you are here stew are you uh what'd you do this

01:28:39.260 weekend anything holiday related uh yeah i saw like some christmas shows and uh what'd you see

01:28:45.640 christmas shows um there's a big uh one of the big like churches here in the area that is a very

01:28:50.860 spectacular christmasy thing oh and uh was that gateway uh no it's uh called prestonwood

01:28:56.900 baptist church and they do they had like camels on stage and zebras and all sorts of crazy stuff

01:29:02.600 churches start to have stages well i mean i don't know i'm calling it a stage because it was a

01:29:07.300 christmas show but i mean it was the place where people stand and play music and oh really that not

01:29:11.960 a bad really bad description for a stage no no i just wondered i mean i never we would have stages

01:29:17.080 it's the big church criticism you're doing which is why i'm being difficult it's this thing where

01:29:21.480 like oh well that's a big church and they have a stage or what is churches ever have stages i like

01:29:26.960 where you stand when you do music i don't know there's always people standing somewhere i go to

01:29:30.560 gateway from time to time i love those i love the mega churches i do i know sure you do i just i think

01:29:37.120 that's always a uh a weird criticism it's like well i can't think their music's too good

01:29:42.800 they're all like talented musicians i mean what is this a concert no oh i love that oh drives me

01:29:48.760 crazy i love that it's like let them go up there so what they're talented so what they i don't

01:29:54.840 understand i have to tell you all the time it's like i go to i i go to i go to my church occasionally

01:30:00.600 i go to gateway and i love their music and you know sometimes you know sometimes we kind of struggle

01:30:08.520 and you know we put a few people together and you're like well that's what you get when you pay

01:30:13.380 for a band to come on and rehearse all week all week you get good good music good good music there's

01:30:21.680 nothing wrong with having no there's nothing but yeah it was really it was amazing i mean crazy i mean

01:30:26.460 like it was a legitimately good like the end of christmas show the rockefeller yeah i mean it had

01:30:32.400 elements very similar to that so it was the birth of christ and stuff yeah it has that yeah and had

01:30:36.720 like it had all sorts of like warm holiday stuff you know like it kind of had uh the the you could

01:30:41.820 tell it's something that were people who necessarily aren't church goers might go and and take in some

01:30:47.340 really nice holiday moments and then also take in the story the real story of christmas i think

01:30:51.560 that's great i think so too i like those things so here texas is different i mean the south is

01:30:56.280 different but texas is really different nobody's afraid to say merry christmas here you gotta like

01:31:01.780 hey merry christmas yeah happy holidays what's wrong with you you know from around these parts

01:31:07.740 i mean it's very i remember the first time i went to a doctor here i moved here and the doctor you know

01:31:14.300 goes through everything and and uh you know i'm butting up buttoning up my shirt and pulling my pants

01:31:20.120 after being horribly violated but that's a different story and uh he uh he's just signing off a bunch of

01:31:27.240 stuff and he said uh so let's talk about your spiritual health how's your spiritual health

01:31:31.820 i was like what i mean i just come from new york what what do you spiritual health what are you

01:31:39.540 talking about where's the camera where's the what are you trying to do here what's going on you have

01:31:43.280 an x-ray for that um it was just so refreshing so nice to see somebody actually not afraid uh and it's

01:31:52.520 just it's different you know i saw president trump on tv today and he's like we're saying merry christmas

01:31:58.000 and i had forgotten what it was like to live up north where it's like don't you say christmas

01:32:05.520 christmas ain't about christ it's got christ in the name it just end it just ends with muss

01:32:14.060 that ain't around here we're not talking about no christ it's about the winter solstice

01:32:20.380 they always have those stories the left is always mocking the right for saying the war on christmas

01:32:25.840 this is no there's a war on christmas but it's like you know every year there's more and more

01:32:30.740 stories of you know something like this being removed from the public square somewhere you're not allowed

01:32:37.660 to you know i mean you know i send my kids to a religious school and there it's very very prominent

01:32:44.600 the christ in christmas however like you we have friends who go to public schools even here in texas

01:32:50.060 who have only happy holidays parties only merry winter parties this is texas right like i mean

01:32:59.280 you've lost the educational system yeah i mean there's plenty of people who still love christmas

01:33:03.760 that's not the thing it's it's certainly there but there is that um movement that you know we used

01:33:10.220 to mock it used to be the guy remember the guy who used to always file the lawsuits that was you

01:33:13.260 wanted to take in god we trust off the money and he would file every every six months there'd be a

01:33:18.520 one of those and a lot of the requests he made in those lawsuits and the conversation surrounding

01:33:24.920 those lawsuits was about stuff like that which at the time 10 years ago was seemingly ridiculous

01:33:30.860 what am i going to not say merry christmas and schools are going to have happy holidays parties

01:33:35.260 only and over time it just becomes well of course at school they're going to say you know merry winter

01:33:40.740 of course obviously it's that's something we all accept now these things move quickly quickly

01:33:46.420 they go from uh you know to they get to acceptance pretty darn fast the tolerance thing is never

01:33:51.940 even it's it's never tolerance like tolerance is never enough you're never going to be woke enough

01:33:57.000 for any of these movements as people like pete budaj are finding out because he's not gay enough

01:34:02.760 apparently well in my my kids school um uh they have um they had to buy snacks it's snack week

01:34:11.740 snack week and apparently every week is snack week for me i know apparently they can buy snacks

01:34:18.100 throughout the day or whatever i don't know what it is they're like dad it's snack week can we get

01:34:22.960 some extra money for some snacks and i'm like what here look and it's a thing from the school and it

01:34:30.000 says it's snack week so you can eat snacks and buy snacks and then the last line is uh and uh snack week

01:34:37.060 all the proceeds go help fight global warming and i just looked at my kids and i said guess who's not

01:34:42.360 having snacks this week i don't care if you're hungry i don't care if you want a snack or not

01:34:49.760 not with my cash oh man this is what they always do with schools i i walked out of school

01:34:54.360 but so many times in protest i have no idea why i walked out on any of those times we constantly we

01:35:03.500 have these like school walkouts and we do marches around town to protest something and i was always

01:35:08.520 involved in it because we were leaving school right like what am i going to do stay in school

01:35:14.160 and not walk out and do something that's supposed to be important how did this happen when did this

01:35:19.360 happen because what are we in 10 years apart uh 35 i think 35 36 years apart something like that

01:35:26.460 shut up i don't remember exactly yeah yeah so we're not that far apart we're not that far apart and

01:35:32.540 like school for you was i mean well i went to school in connecticut we were getting paddled

01:35:36.300 by our nuns in school you were like yeah we were going to mcdonald's to protest oh well that's that

01:35:42.900 is where i would wind up typically we would we would go out we'd walk out of the door for the walkout

01:35:47.120 and then we'd continue walking when the rest of the people took a left and we keep going straight and

01:35:51.440 go to like the convenience store or mcdonald's did you grow up at least in the generation because your

01:35:55.520 first year millennial right i mean i joke about that there's one study that says it begins in

01:36:02.020 1976 which is when i was born however most studies say it's like 1981 okay for millennials but i like

01:36:07.700 to say i'm the first millennial i i was i'm the godfather of the millennials i was born in february

01:36:12.260 1976 basically the first one i don't know i only do that to torture millennials because i actually

01:36:16.920 don't want to be one but they really don't like it when i say i'm one of them so i say so so i say it

01:36:22.580 i said it there uh is so we're not that that we're not that different in age and and yet are

01:36:30.100 were you at least were you at least more afraid of getting in trouble at home than you were at school

01:36:39.020 like when you got in school they could beat you almost to death just don't tell my folks i did not

01:36:46.660 go to a school where they would beat me to death um well nobody actually died okay just on the verge

01:36:53.380 of death she knew she was very good she knew when to stop yeah okay no but i mean literally i i could

01:36:59.240 have begged her please i'll take any punishment you can cut off my fingers just don't tell my parents

01:37:06.700 because it would always be worse yeah i mean i that's i mean certainly you wouldn't want to

01:37:11.740 want that to go home with you i was i you know i i got in a lot of uh trouble at times at school

01:37:16.920 um but mostly for just being a wise ass so that was my general which is a shock i know everyone in

01:37:22.920 the audience was really stunned about that well i mean i didn't think i mean i mean i know it's a

01:37:28.140 different level when you're what shivving people in the hall yeah no yeah i was in the bathroom

01:37:32.680 shivving people i mean you know i wasn't a i i i did have some occasional issues with certain

01:37:39.760 teachers uh figures of authority um like what kind of uh kind of issues i i didn't always get

01:37:47.960 along with them you know i was not always really yeah i didn't uh i didn't fall in in line as far

01:37:56.260 as like when you know i thought they were giving me a hard time i i tended to point that out which

01:37:59.980 didn't didn't necessarily help my academic uh future so did you sit in the back with the ruffians

01:38:04.940 the ruffians yeah hey no malarkey here no malarkey we are on the no um no i mean i you know i wasn't

01:38:12.880 you know i was not there was no rebel or anything but i just was a wise ass to everybody um so i you

01:38:18.300 know occasionally got in trouble but i i was uh you know when it came down to these things where like

01:38:22.900 there were these big movements and i think it was probably stuff like we need funding for new

01:38:29.020 tennis courts or something i was in connecticut these are not real problems um but whatever it

01:38:35.660 was whether i supported it or not i just walked out with the group because i didn't want to be at

01:38:41.840 school and this was like this was a situation and i think this is a legitimate problem uh today

01:38:46.940 which is and i was right in the area where this began i think where activism began to be praised by

01:38:53.860 adults when children did it not as a not as a means to an end but just the end the end itself

01:39:01.100 is are you activist are you involved in your community do you care about things that's great

01:39:07.300 and we should praise that behavior may i just say there is a happy medium we went from i had dinner one

01:39:13.940 time uh with my family uh at richard melonscape's house do you remember him yeah okay yeah i think

01:39:20.880 people know know who richard melonscape is okay so he was from the you know carnegie melons yes

01:39:27.120 okay that's how people might know him yeah okay anyway so he was like you know 80 and he i think

01:39:32.980 was the last like vanderbilt the last one that grew up with tremendous tremendous incomprehensible

01:39:40.940 incomprehensible wealth uh his like sixth birthday party i saw a picture of him at his sixth birthday

01:39:46.280 party at the table everybody was in black tie the kids were in dresses and they had black tie butlers

01:39:53.380 standing behind every every chair for the kids and this big huge cake on that i mean it was like and

01:40:00.240 that was during the depression i said when was this taken he said i think that was 1936 i said so it

01:40:06.480 wasn't hard for your family depression he's like nope didn't notice it but anyway um and uh we went to

01:40:14.020 his house one time he invited us to us to his house and we stayed with him and i brought my children

01:40:18.540 and we came down for dinner we'll be having dinner at 6 p.m and so we came down for dinner and there were

01:40:28.520 not enough chairs to include the children and so we were like are we having dinner by ourselves how is

01:40:37.020 working and we didn't want to sit down and then he kind of came in and he was like oh the children

01:40:43.420 like oh children oh yeah and uh he said uh well they'll be eating in the kitchen with the staff

01:40:53.300 and i was like uh what a version of the kitty table kind of yeah and he grew up in a time where

01:41:02.760 children were seen but not heard you'd pat them on the head and then they the staff would take them

01:41:07.800 you know what i mean or you know my grandfather we didn't have any staff obviously you know the

01:41:14.260 chicken would take us i guess um but uh uh you know it was like you didn't you didn't interrupt you

01:41:22.380 didn't tell elders what to do you didn't you didn't speak unless spoken to you know that kind

01:41:28.380 of a thing when you were in a crowd with adults we've gone too far the other way yeah the middle

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01:44:17.960 i have to get this uh off my uh off my desk here because it's been sitting here for a while

01:44:35.300 and uh i just you know it just i just don't want it sitting on my on my desk anymore and it is um it's

01:44:43.980 this story a man whose farts kill mosquitoes claims to have been signed up by an insect repellent

01:44:55.120 company probing the secret of his killer gas he is from kampala uganda and he says boffins has

01:45:06.640 launched a study into the chemical properties of his trouser toxin uh hmm hmm trouser toxin

01:45:17.780 that's what it says in the story i'm just i mean it's got to be from what the new york times what

01:45:22.220 what's the source he says he says the son from the uk oh wow he says in his home village no one has

01:45:30.140 ever had malaria because his gas can knock out mosquitoes over a six mile radius

01:45:40.940 now if that is true that would make his fallout zone larger than that of the atomic bomb which

01:45:51.600 destroyed hiroshima in 1945 he is known apparently all over town as the man who can kill the

01:46:00.120 mosquitoes with his farts now nowhere in the story i mean do you have any you have any questions here

01:46:09.680 at this point i kind of know one of our our school walkouts was over this guy no no seriously do you

01:46:15.740 have any questions as a reporter as an interested person do you have any questions how how do they

01:46:22.120 how does it kill mosquitoes yeah okay i would just be like what is the what is it like for human

01:46:30.100 what's his diet like yeah exactly what does he eat and is he married uh does he have any friends

01:46:38.960 does he live alone does it just kill mosquitoes you're taking for granted this is true you're not

01:46:45.420 asking any questions on the science on how someone could blow up at a hiroshima style area well i don't

01:46:52.440 you're just assuming it's true i don't um i don't imagine that they would make this up it says in the

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01:48:50.020 i want to tell you something they're doing in dallas that i think is really

01:49:19.840 really cool operation care is having a birthday party celebration for jesus uh you can find any

01:49:27.280 information at opcare.org suzy jennings is on with us uh suzy was with baylor university medical center

01:49:34.820 in dallas and then she she resigned that she left there and she she started operation care uh and um

01:49:43.460 and said god's leading her life and and this is one of the things they're doing and i just i love this

01:49:49.140 story hello suzy good morning glenn how are you i am blessed thank you yeah great um all right so

01:49:56.720 you in dallas you're known as the blanket lady um and and that's why

01:50:03.220 because i started the ministry giving away blankets after my husband of nine years uh disappeared from our

01:50:13.480 home he was in the military committed suicide from a mental illness uh he developed a chemical imbalance

01:50:20.920 called serotonin deficiency and then uh left disappeared 30 days and was missing we found his

01:50:27.620 body in atoka oklahoma and when we found him he had been dead for 30 days we found him in a ravine

01:50:35.140 in the hills of atoka and he was hiding there and the farmer found his car and the farmer only would

01:50:41.980 go there once a month and that's how his car was found but he was missing march 9 we discovered him

01:50:48.440 april 8 1993 i'm sorry to hear that uh suzy but that changed your life you started getting involved with

01:50:55.220 the homeless uh here in dallas started giving away blankets and now you're doing a birthday party for

01:51:01.740 jesus which i i've always i've always asked my kids and everybody thinks i'm i'm making this up i

01:51:07.360 think every christmas dinner you should sing happy birthday and you should have candles on the cake

01:51:13.060 now maybe not you know 2020 but uh you know you should have candles on the cake because it's jesus

01:51:19.040 birthday yes sir yeah and so that's uh really what happened after my husband committed suicide uh the

01:51:27.000 lord's put in my heart to help the homeless under the bridge living in downtown dallas

01:51:30.660 and in the beginning i really said no i'm not going to do that they are crazy they just like

01:51:35.400 free stuff and i could not stand homeless people and the thing was i asked god what could i do for

01:51:41.620 him after my husband died because i choose joy so i asked god what can i do for you so i tell you

01:51:47.120 glenn do not ask god what can you do for him if you are not prepared yeah he'll tell you yeah he's

01:51:52.720 gonna take you out of your comfort zone yeah so that's what it all started about was just a blanket

01:51:57.320 in the street so they called me blanket lady for eight years that was what i did as a supervisor in

01:52:02.620 baylor hospital at the same time i was helping the homeless and then god gave me a big vision

01:52:07.620 of holding this massive birthday party for jesus where the guests are the homeless and the poor

01:52:13.640 of dallas forward so that's we started that in 2004 so now we're 16 years old dallas convention center

01:52:20.640 the nation's largest event for the homeless and the poor with 10 000 to 21 000 people we have 3 700

01:52:28.340 volunteers that come in one day to serve the poor and the homeless and the heart of the ministry is

01:52:33.960 prayer and evangelism we tell them about god we don't force nothing we just ask them how can we pray for

01:52:40.100 you because it gives them hope and then after that we wash their feet so we wash thousands of feet and put

01:52:45.780 on socks and shoes and we gave away blankets sleeping bags haircuts makeover flu shots eyeglasses

01:52:52.080 dentists free lawyers job counseling housing availability we partner with the community

01:52:59.080 and the children alone have a massive area they have zip lines they have rock wall climbing pony rides

01:53:06.300 petting zoo face painting balloon artists and now the vision has grown dallas is leading america

01:53:14.400 we're going to hold this party in 50 states next year this year next this saturday 12 states

01:53:22.580 representative from different states are flying to dallas new york i mean new we have massive we

01:53:29.180 have chicago we have new york we have utah we have maryland florida and we have pennsylvania

01:53:37.620 north carolina kansas georgia nebraska i mean they're flying here to see how dallas help the

01:53:45.120 poor and the homeless and they will copy it in all the states next year one day 2020 we're in the

01:53:50.360 whole america will celebrate jesus in the same day how great is that now suzy let me ask you you

01:53:55.920 listed off an awful lot of stuff that's happening and i did not hear the magic words cake or cake like

01:54:02.220 substance well we have 5 000 cupcakes okay all right okay yeah so we have a birthday party we have a

01:54:10.460 birthday uh parties uh after at 12 noon we have a uh girl she is now miss cinderella she's gonna sing

01:54:19.260 happy birthday jesus and then we celebrate with 5 000 cupcakes we're expecting 12 000 people glenn

01:54:26.100 6 000 are disd children and 6 000 adults are coming and 3 000 of these children are homeless

01:54:32.520 they don't have any homes sounds like you need more cupcakes uh how can how can people help

01:54:38.780 well they we right now we are desperately needing uh coats shoes and toys for children and adult uh

01:54:47.860 coats for adult uh large to 3x for men those are the biggest largest need for operation care

01:54:54.400 but they could really give us the funds wherein we could order in bulk because a coat if we order

01:55:00.520 it it's only 11 if you buy it's like 20 to 30 so if they give us funding money go to our website

01:55:07.240 opcare.org opcare.org opcare.org and then they could donate or if they want to sponsor a child

01:55:14.360 it's 30 that go to a toy a coat and a pair of shoes for a child and we have 3 000 children that don't have

01:55:22.240 anything right now because we could not afford it i'm just a little widow trying to help 12 000

01:55:27.160 people so i i'm and we are and i quit my job if you're aware of it i left yeah i did leave my job

01:55:33.600 yeah yeah you're uh you sound like just a little widow to be reckoned with like a little widow of a

01:55:42.780 tornado um suzy thank you so much and uh and bless you for all you're doing and and uh i wish we could be

01:55:50.300 there if i wasn't out of town we would be there um but uh good luck and congratulations so that's

01:55:55.840 suzy jennings if you if you'd like to help it's opcare opcare.org and as she said next year it's

01:56:03.400 going to be spreading into all uh 50 states there's a couple of other things uh christmas that um

01:56:08.600 you might be interested in uh if you're looking for something to give to let me give you a couple

01:56:14.820 of ideas uh one the nazarene fund there is nothing better than freedom for christmas because that's

01:56:22.060 really what the christ child is all about uh freedom from our past freedom from our mistakes

01:56:27.280 but this is actual freedom the nazarene fund uh or our.org you can go to the nazarene fund.org

01:56:37.600 and donate for i think it's now 25 something like that you can free a person and get them to safety

01:56:46.480 nazarenefund.org the nazarenefund.org or you can go to uh our.org and that specifically goes for

01:56:56.860 sex trafficking and children all around the world um also it's actually to fight that we want to make

01:57:03.000 sure that that's clear yeah it's the fight sex trafficking for children around the world

01:57:07.480 just to be to put a thank you fine point on that thank you i think it's an important distinction

01:57:11.420 also if there is if there is any room for you to help an individual out uh you might know

01:57:19.320 individuals that need help but if you don't there is somebody who is uh has been a guest on our program

01:57:24.980 before and he has paid a very high price uh for his his changing his viewpoint he was a university

01:57:34.080 professor at nyu for years he lost his job there he is taking odd jobs he's doing anything he can

01:57:41.680 uh but i have a feeling he's uh about to lose uh literally everything um and there is a gofundme page

01:57:50.720 and you can just look for support freedom fighter fighter michael rechtenwald r-e-c-t-e-n

01:57:57.960 wald w-a-l-d rechtenwald um and uh and donate i think he i think somebody somebody started this

01:58:06.700 page and it's i think they like fifteen thousand dollars would change his world uh i would strongly

01:58:12.360 urge you to to help if you have the money to help him here's a guy who has been literally left in the

01:58:18.420 cold and is friendless and uh and i don't want him to be homeless as well um and he's written some

01:58:26.780 great books recently trying to make or make some money but um you know you could also just buy his

01:58:32.900 book the google or uh archipelago uh which is all about the truth about google um quickly a

01:58:41.620 clarification because we did mention that the money goes to fight trafficking not to support it

01:58:46.380 we should also give the correct website which is our rescue.org

01:58:51.020 i mean the other one might go to supporting it i don't know it goes to me it goes to me

01:58:57.500 oh the oh the yeah i had the other website i had this whole thing oh you had a whole scam

01:59:01.900 mapped out and i screwed it up i'm sorry it up oh you are rescue.org yeah thank you so um a couple of

01:59:09.000 other ideas on uh on christmas if you are looking for something of educational value for your children

01:59:16.340 if you're looking for books i want to tell you about a website called well well educated heart

01:59:23.120 dot com go ahead look it up see if it's see if the money is going to like to traffic children

01:59:30.720 well educated well educated heart dot com this was started by a woman named marlene peterson

01:59:37.880 um and years ago i got a collection of these books and i honestly cannot tell you why i didn't talk

01:59:46.900 about them on the air um but i didn't and i recently found out she thought that that was a miracle she

01:59:53.420 thought trying to get me to talk about it would be a miracle but then i didn't and she said now that

01:59:59.820 was the miracle because it would have it would have made things worse uh because at the time these

02:00:05.760 books were worth a lot of money and now she's found a way to get them in people's hands uh for

02:00:11.420 really really low prices and what they are are these are the stories of america and if you go to

02:00:20.280 welleducatedheart.com look for the freedom series of the libraries of hope and what she's done is she's

02:00:27.660 taken all of the old books and the old stories and she's put them all together in a series and it's the

02:00:34.460 freedom series under uh libraries of hope and i can't recommend them any higher these are the

02:00:42.560 these are the stories and the ones that you can trust and educate your children uh with do i have

02:00:49.580 time to tell you my christmas miracle from the other day yeah so i'm driving home on my way home from uh

02:00:54.680 from being out it's late you know eight nine o'clock not late late but yeah dark and so i pull out

02:01:00.700 i'm about half a mile away i know i need to get some gas half mile away from the gas station pull

02:01:05.240 out start accelerating it's up a hill 7 11's on my right hand side about a half mile up get about

02:01:09.900 halfway up the hill quarter mile away now the car starts sputtering and i realize i'm running out of

02:01:17.480 gas so i try to accelerate a couple times it doesn't do anything so now i'm at the point like can i glide to

02:01:24.660 this gas station because it's uphill it's dark it's somewhat cold it's cold for texas i don't want to deal

02:01:29.840 with us in the middle of the night so i throw it into to neutral and i'm gliding up and i'm getting

02:01:35.260 slow you know closer and closer but i'm going really slow at this point and i'm uphill and i'm

02:01:40.660 like i think i'm gonna make it into the entrance of this gas station so i'm picturing you know you're

02:01:45.080 mentally repping yourself like i'm gonna pull in i'm gonna glide up over and pull right into

02:01:49.340 where you can put you know you can put gas in the car at the pump and i as i pull in i get to the

02:01:54.940 entrance and there's someone parked in the side where my gas tank would be so i have to somehow

02:02:00.560 figure out how to turn around so i still gliding i'm still gliding so i have no no gas at all i'm

02:02:07.400 i'm inching up and i'm trying to attempt a three point turn with with just momentum like i'm just

02:02:13.020 going up and it's a little bit of a hill and so i'm kind of backing up and turning the wheel at the

02:02:16.640 same time it's going i mean i'm going like one half of a mile an hour now but i'm in the i'm in the

02:02:20.980 parking lot and i turn the wheel as hard as i can and it's coming down the hill and i can only get

02:02:26.480 it to it's like a 45 degree angle to the pump i can't actually pull up to the side of it it's just

02:02:31.560 about a 45 degree angle to the pump and as i'm trying to like just inch a little bit more i press

02:02:36.580 the gas one more time in literally nothing it wasn't even sputtering anymore i'd legitimately run

02:02:41.260 out of gas and i pulled up and i pulled it i put it in park and i pull the hose down fully extended

02:02:47.240 just gets in to the actual uh car into the gas pump this is one second earlier if i had run out

02:02:57.680 of gas i would not have made it and here it is a miracle did you see i don't believe this at all

02:03:03.660 you didn't believe the fart guy no it's you know it you saw this on the home you saw this on the

02:03:10.540 hallmark channel it is on that level it's that good of a story and that is why that's why stew

02:03:18.140 knows god lives by the way when you're uh sending all your money to all your various organizations

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