The Glenn Beck Program - Trump Mocks Rep. Crockett, Democrat 'Leaders' in Glenn Beck Interview ｜ 4⧸30⧸25

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00:03:01.760 We got a lot from President Trump.

00:03:03.940 Yesterday he was in Michigan.

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00:04:39.820 So, President Trump was a little upset with Amazon.

00:04:44.960 Amazon was going to put on their products

00:04:47.700 that the price was due to the added price.

00:04:52.600 The more expensive price was because of tariffs.

00:04:55.520 Right, well, they were going to put the tariff addition on there.

00:05:00.200 So it made a point to stick out that this is what the product costs

00:05:04.080 because of this tariff price.

00:05:06.660 Yes.

00:05:07.060 And other, you know, other websites are doing it.

00:05:11.080 But when Donald Trump found out about Amazon,

00:05:14.780 he was a little unhappy.

00:05:15.380 He was not pleased.

00:05:17.180 No, yeah, he was not pleased.

00:05:18.900 Here's what he had to say about the meeting, though, with Bezos.

00:05:21.800 Jeff Bezos was very nice.

00:05:24.280 He was terrific.

00:05:25.620 He solved the problem very quickly.

00:05:27.220 And he did the right thing.

00:05:30.020 And he's a good guy.

00:05:32.580 Okay.

00:05:33.320 There you go.

00:05:33.920 There you go.

00:05:35.080 It was a good conversation, obviously.

00:05:37.140 Oh, yeah.

00:05:37.440 He called them right away.

00:05:38.560 And apparently it was a, you know, they said that it was a mistake.

00:05:42.840 Uh-huh.

00:05:43.280 It was a mistake.

00:05:44.120 Do you believe that?

00:05:44.680 We were.

00:05:45.300 Uh-huh.

00:05:46.020 I just know what they said.

00:05:47.120 Yeah, okay.

00:05:47.580 It was a mistake.

00:05:48.360 We were talked about it.

00:05:49.500 We were, you know, mulling it over.

00:05:51.860 And it was a mistake that this information ever got out.

00:05:54.540 Yeah, because we never really intended to do that.

00:05:57.460 No, there's no way we intended to do that.

00:06:00.460 Hilarious.

00:06:00.920 You know they did.

00:06:02.040 Yeah, absolutely.

00:06:02.620 They intended to do it.

00:06:04.120 And then.

00:06:04.640 But Jeff still wants that space money from the government.

00:06:07.400 He wants to play along nice with Donald Trump.

00:06:09.260 Caroline Leavitt went off on him before that.

00:06:12.300 I don't know if the phone call was probably taking place when Caroline was gone after him.

00:06:18.120 But they reacted swiftly.

00:06:21.180 Yeah.

00:06:21.700 And, you know, the government already gave the contract to Elon, right?

00:06:26.960 They already gave the contract to SpaceX.

00:06:28.720 There were some other contracts that.

00:06:30.780 SpaceX and Blue Origin were battling for government contracts with NASA.

00:06:35.120 And I think SpaceX won that.

00:06:37.120 And there was one contract that Bezos, I think, went back before the Congress or the Senate committee and said,

00:06:45.980 now that needs to go to us.

00:06:47.660 And some of it ended up going to them.

00:06:49.840 To Amazon?

00:06:51.160 Yeah.

00:06:51.680 He stomped his feet.

00:06:52.560 Or Blue Origin.

00:06:53.020 And he got some of that money from the government.

00:06:56.500 I have the impression, though, that SpaceX is ahead of Blue Origin.

00:07:00.180 And Bezos.

00:07:01.500 By a lot.

00:07:02.840 Hates that.

00:07:03.700 He does.

00:07:04.360 Hates that.

00:07:05.020 And you can tell.

00:07:05.780 Yeah.

00:07:06.360 You can tell.

00:07:07.240 Yeah.

00:07:07.540 There's not like that all the space news is about Elon and SpaceX.

00:07:11.920 Which is why he did the chicks in space thing. 1.00

00:07:15.100 And he's, you know, he's doing his launch into space.

00:07:18.380 Yep.

00:07:18.620 And carbon line.

00:07:19.780 Yes.

00:07:20.120 Oh, yeah.

00:07:20.780 And getting as many celebrities as he can so that it makes news.

00:07:23.560 Because they get a lot of attention for that.

00:07:25.220 They sure do.

00:07:25.960 Yeah.

00:07:26.140 They go three inches into the actual line of space.

00:07:29.120 So they're three inches past the carbon line.

00:07:31.920 They're in space.

00:07:32.620 But they're in space.

00:07:33.620 They're in space.

00:07:34.480 And then they come right back.

00:07:35.720 That makes them astronauts.

00:07:36.960 So why don't you just shut up about it?

00:07:39.760 No, I didn't want to disparage their astronautism.

00:07:43.200 Okay.

00:07:43.620 That's for sure.

00:07:44.820 No, no.

00:07:45.660 They're explorers.

00:07:47.320 Right.

00:07:47.800 I don't want to take that away from them.

00:07:49.820 Technically, we need to revise how we, you know, how we delegate who's an astronaut.

00:07:54.520 We do.

00:07:55.180 We do.

00:07:55.440 And who's an explorer?

00:07:57.680 They have like two days of training how to sit in the capsule.

00:08:00.940 So I now compare Gayle King to Cortez and Ferdinand Magellan.

00:08:07.740 Okay.

00:08:08.160 Yeah.

00:08:08.400 All right.

00:08:08.840 To me, they're the Ferdinand Magellan of today.

00:08:12.480 I don't think you're alone in that.

00:08:13.900 But there's millions of us who believe that.

00:08:16.760 Okay.

00:08:16.960 Millions.

00:08:17.480 Katy Perry.

00:08:18.800 She is Ponce de Leon.

00:08:22.160 Whatever his name is.

00:08:26.000 If I could say it, she would be him.

00:08:28.180 She is the 2025 version of Ponce de Leon.

00:08:32.420 So I'm just darn proud of all of them.

00:08:34.620 Anyway, he does not like it.

00:08:35.600 No, he does not like it.

00:08:36.840 No, he really doesn't.

00:08:38.520 But President Trump also discussed his first 100 days.

00:08:41.620 Yesterday was the 100-day mark in office.

00:08:44.240 And he talked about it.

00:08:45.760 Well, I think we're either we've done everything or it's in the process of being done.

00:08:52.220 For instance, the border is in great shape.

00:08:54.560 99.9% came out again today.

00:08:57.640 99.9%.

00:08:58.700 I would say that was my number one thing.

00:09:01.940 The economy would be certainly right up there.

00:09:05.800 And I think it's doing great.

00:09:07.280 We were losing billions and billions of dollars a day with trade.

00:09:12.080 And now I have that down to a very low level.

00:09:15.080 And soon we're going to be making a lot of money.

00:09:16.820 We're going to be reducing people's taxes.

00:09:19.380 And we're going to get the big.

00:09:21.120 Look, a very important element that we're working on now,

00:09:24.360 maybe more important than anything with the border in good shape,

00:09:27.340 is the fact, excuse me, is the fact that we want to get,

00:09:32.000 and very importantly, the big, beautiful new deal.

00:09:36.600 If we get that done, that's the biggest thing,

00:09:39.260 what's happening in Congress right now.

00:09:41.060 And I think we're going to get it done.

00:09:43.420 We have great Republican support.

00:09:45.380 If the Democrats blocked it, you'd have a 60% tax increase.

00:09:49.680 I don't think that's going to happen.

00:09:50.980 We have great support from Republicans.

00:09:52.860 So the big, beautiful deal, that's what we want, the bill.

00:09:57.340 I think the next period of time,

00:10:00.440 I think my biggest focus will be on Congress

00:10:02.660 with the deal that we're working on.

00:10:05.340 That'll be the biggest bill in the history of our country

00:10:08.160 in terms of tax cuts and regulation cuts and other things.

00:10:13.240 You know, he's so right about the border.

00:10:15.720 The border, oh, just, you know,

00:10:18.360 even though we haven't finished the wall yet,

00:10:21.680 just the attitude adjustment,

00:10:23.780 just the adjustment in enforcing the law

00:10:26.580 has made all the difference in the world.

00:10:29.440 It's gone from 12,000 a day on some days with Biden

00:10:32.940 to a few hundred a day crossing the border illegally.

00:10:37.000 And that's the southern border and the Canadian border combined.

00:10:41.600 Yeah.

00:10:41.700 I mean, that's tremendous.

00:10:43.160 And they said, I listened to one of the heads

00:10:47.240 of the Border Patrol talking about how they're now building

00:10:51.480 more of the wall and they're filling in some of the gaps

00:10:55.180 that they had and they're just waiting on Congress

00:10:57.700 to give them more funding to finish that off.

00:11:01.120 Wow.

00:11:01.620 So get to work.

00:11:02.600 So get it done.

00:11:03.620 Yeah.

00:11:04.360 I mean, what are you waiting for?

00:11:05.540 Why is Congress just dragging their feet on so many things?

00:11:08.780 I don't know.

00:11:09.380 Get it done.

00:11:10.580 We don't have all the time in the world here.

00:11:12.800 No, we do not.

00:11:13.980 By the time you get to the midterm election,

00:11:18.780 it might be too late.

00:11:20.240 Because if Democrats take over the House or the Senate or both,

00:11:25.580 then the agenda is really going to get hampered.

00:11:27.880 Right.

00:11:28.320 It's going to be really, really tough.

00:11:29.840 So get it done.

00:11:30.920 They're going to get it done.

00:11:32.000 You know, right?

00:11:32.880 I mean, they've got summer break.

00:11:34.320 You're confident in the Republicans?

00:11:36.120 Because they're so good.

00:11:37.000 They've got summer break coming up.

00:11:37.620 I think they're back in Washington, D.C. right now.

00:11:41.940 For about a day and a half?

00:11:43.660 Because they were off last week.

00:11:45.660 And then I think they've got another vacation coming up.

00:11:48.100 Well, we've got summer break.

00:11:48.840 Here, pretty quickly.

00:11:49.680 Summer break.

00:11:50.520 Yeah.

00:11:50.960 Well, you've got Memorial Day break.

00:11:52.640 You've got Mother's Day break.

00:11:54.900 They're getting on it.

00:11:55.820 Yeah, they'll be on it.

00:11:56.620 They'll be on it.

00:11:57.180 Come September, you know, it'll be all right.

00:12:00.560 Or wait, that's Monday.

00:12:01.820 Come Monday, it'll be all right.

00:12:05.000 But I don't know.

00:12:06.540 It's just so hard to get the Republicans in office to act on things.

00:12:09.840 I mean, we need to go.

00:12:10.860 Let's go.

00:12:11.900 Exactly.

00:12:12.660 That needs to be their mindset.

00:12:14.280 Let's get it done.

00:12:15.400 Donald Trump seemingly hasn't slept in 101 days now.

00:12:18.740 And I'm pretty sure Congress has, which is a problem.

00:12:23.060 Big problem.

00:12:24.080 Yeah.

00:12:25.020 President Trump was in Michigan yesterday.

00:12:27.300 This is interesting.

00:12:28.320 Here's some of the things he had to say there.

00:12:30.540 John James, is he a congressman, this guy?

00:12:32.660 He said, he said, ladies and gentlemen, I am going to start the impeachment of Donald Trump.

00:12:40.580 What the hell did I do?

00:12:41.600 Here we go again.

00:12:42.460 They want to impeach me.

00:12:44.660 This lunatic.

00:12:48.180 This lunatic he was up.

00:12:50.640 Actually, I had the television weighed down and I said to our great first lady, listen, did I just hear I was being impeached again? 0.99

00:12:57.100 We're getting good at this, though.

00:13:00.560 No, they've gone totally crazy.

00:13:02.920 These people.

00:13:03.580 And you know what?

00:13:04.120 They've totally lost their confidence.

00:13:06.160 They can't even tell a lunatic like this dumb guy that said it.

00:13:11.040 And then you have the other one that's always with the cane.

00:13:13.240 He's always impeaching.

00:13:14.540 He raises his cane.

00:13:16.800 He always impeaches.

00:13:18.380 But they have no control over those people.

00:13:20.660 They have no control.

00:13:21.720 And the reason is they've lost their confidence.

00:13:24.140 They have no confidence anymore as a party.

00:13:26.520 They have no candidates.

00:13:28.860 And, you know, when they say that Bernie, Bernie is probably the best they have.

00:13:33.300 By the way, he's about seven years older than me.

00:13:35.420 More eight years old.

00:13:37.380 He's the other age.

00:13:38.220 One thing I got to give him credit.

00:13:39.820 He's a lunatic, but he's still pretty sharp.

00:13:43.440 And he's going around with AOC plus three.

00:13:46.300 You know, the plus three follow up.

00:13:48.300 They hang on for little bits.

00:13:50.080 They hang on for nuggets.

00:13:52.760 And they get crowds.

00:13:53.880 They say, oh, the crowd was our crowds are so much bigger than their crowds.

00:13:58.020 Their crowds are small.

00:13:59.040 If I ever had a crowd like their biggest crowd, they'd say it's over for Trump.

00:14:02.980 He's lost the magic.

00:14:04.940 But this is great.

00:14:06.040 And all the people outside, we love you.

00:14:07.920 We put screens up.

00:14:09.360 And we took care of the screens.

00:14:10.900 I appreciate you coming.

00:14:11.860 Yeah.

00:14:12.840 I mean, but that's how that's how big the crowds are.

00:14:15.360 They always have to put screens up outside because it can't fit everybody inside.

00:14:19.660 It's amazing.

00:14:21.440 Also, yesterday, Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan, showed up.

00:14:26.620 And so President Trump called her up.

00:14:29.060 I mean, this is kind of a class move, I think.

00:14:31.380 It is.

00:14:31.640 And he had said even, I think, before he called her up in one of his rants before inviting other people up,

00:14:38.760 he had said that thanked her for being there.

00:14:41.000 And he was happy.

00:14:42.120 And that he made it seem like people say I should be nice to her.

00:14:45.980 But I like her.

00:14:46.520 She's done a great job.

00:14:47.740 Yeah.

00:14:47.980 And I was like, okay.

00:14:49.420 And she returns none of that.

00:14:50.960 She doesn't reciprocate.

00:14:52.080 She put a pamphlet up in front of her face when she was in the Oval Office.

00:14:56.700 Yeah.

00:14:57.000 She didn't want her picture taken.

00:14:58.140 So here he is talking about Whitmer.

00:14:59.980 And she comes up to the podium.

00:15:04.600 Gretchen, get up here. 1.00

00:15:06.080 Yeah, look it.

00:15:07.020 He's got to get up here.

00:15:10.460 He offers her the podium.

00:15:12.500 That's a pretty magnanimous move.

00:15:14.200 But on behalf of all the military men and women who serve our country and serve so honorably

00:15:21.180 on behalf of the state of Michigan, I am really damn happy we're here to celebrate

00:15:25.760 this recapitalization at Selfridge.

00:15:27.940 It's crucial for the Michigan economy.

00:15:29.940 It's crucial for the men and women here, for our homeland security and our future.

00:15:34.360 So thank you.

00:15:35.500 I am so, so grateful that this announcement was made today.

00:15:39.140 And I appreciate all the work.

00:15:40.420 Thank you.

00:15:41.980 No acknowledgement.

00:15:43.200 No.

00:15:43.320 I am not grateful to Donald Trump.

00:15:45.240 I'll tell you that.

00:15:45.640 Yeah.

00:15:45.860 I am, but I'm not saying it.

00:15:47.260 No thank you to Mr. President.

00:15:49.600 No.

00:15:49.780 Thank you for inviting me up here.

00:15:51.020 Nothing.

00:15:52.500 That's.

00:15:53.080 No.

00:15:53.900 No, no, no, no.

00:15:54.480 I don't like that.

00:15:55.560 I don't like that.

00:15:56.120 Well, her people barely like her being there.

00:15:58.660 I mean, it was a, uh, an event for military, right?

00:16:03.320 She, she had to be, she had to be.

00:16:05.460 Right.

00:16:05.640 No, I don't disagree.

00:16:06.600 And she did not want to be, obviously.

00:16:08.400 Correct.

00:16:08.960 She's, she doesn't like being seen with Donald Trump because of their hatred.

00:16:13.260 And now she's not at the Oval Office and she, you know, he brought her up.

00:16:17.140 He's like, come on up, say something.

00:16:18.680 Uh, all right.

00:16:21.600 Triple eight, seven, two, seven B E C K more coming up in one minute.

00:16:27.720 You ever notice how suddenly everybody becomes an expert.

00:16:31.260 The moment you mentioned you're buying or selling a house, your neighbor, your barber,

00:16:36.620 the guy bragging, bagging your groceries.

00:16:38.840 Everybody, everybody has an opinion.

00:16:41.320 You got to sell in the spring.

00:16:42.880 Never trust a house with more than two gables.

00:16:45.220 My cousin's a real estate slash dog groomer.

00:16:49.480 She'll hook you up. 0.97

00:16:50.820 Uh-huh.

00:16:51.500 Yeah.

00:16:52.180 Uh, how about no to all of that?

00:16:55.580 Uh, we got a lot of bad advice too.

00:16:57.860 Like you need to remodel everything.

00:16:59.240 You need to remodel your master bathroom.

00:17:01.200 You need to remodel the kitchen.

00:17:02.760 We did actually wind up doing the countertops and a couple of things, but our realtor said,

00:17:08.980 no, don't, don't.

00:17:10.080 We were going to get really extensive in our master bathroom.

00:17:13.800 Um, I'm so glad we didn't.

00:17:16.180 And it was based on her advice and she saved us a ton of money.

00:17:21.320 It's just so great when somebody is there who knows what they're talking about.

00:17:26.800 And we've seen the house since we sold it.

00:17:28.780 They remodeled it the way they wanted to remodel it anyway.

00:17:31.440 So they bought themselves kind of an expensive fixer upper, but bless their hearts.

00:17:36.440 I'm sure glad they did.

00:17:37.620 Um, but real estate agents, I trust, this is where you'll find a great realtor who can

00:17:43.580 give you the great advice that you need to sell your money for, sell your house for

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00:17:50.140 Uh, and maybe you need both because you're relocating.

00:17:53.100 That's where these great realtors come in.

00:17:55.560 This is Glenn's network.

00:17:56.900 Uh, he built it so you don't have to gamble with the biggest financial decision in your

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00:18:04.540 These agents know how to price, how to stage, how to negotiate and how to close like it's

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00:18:12.560 So unless your grocery bagger has a degree in real estate, 10 years experience, you know,

00:18:18.560 maybe you skip that free advice and go directly to real estate agents.

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00:18:47.320 Meanwhile, while President Trump is doing all the things that he's been doing, the Democrats 0.57

00:18:53.840 continue to fight and claw and scream and resist every possible step of the way.

00:19:02.520 And, uh, over the weekend, I can't believe we missed this part the other day, but on the

00:19:08.880 steps, the, the, the big city, the city, yeah.

00:19:11.140 With Cory Booker and, uh, Hakeem Jeffries.

00:19:14.160 Yes.

00:19:15.020 Some guy showed up.

00:19:16.280 I got, is this a rabbi?

00:19:17.920 He said, I showed up with a great song.

00:19:20.500 His actual name and I couldn't find his actual name.

00:19:22.560 So I apologize.

00:19:23.640 Yeah.

00:19:23.940 I think he's a rabbi, but I don't know that.

00:19:26.940 I think he is, but he's a tremendous vocalist.

00:19:29.160 But he's a performer.

00:19:29.740 That much we know.

00:19:30.840 He's a performer.

00:19:31.180 Yeah.

00:19:31.360 He's an amazing singer.

00:19:33.680 And, uh, he brought a song with him and man, this is going to be in your head all day.

00:19:38.800 If we build this world from love, then God will build this world from love.

00:19:56.000 Interesting lyrics.

00:19:59.380 It is.

00:20:00.200 It is.

00:20:00.840 So if, if we build this world with love, then God will build this world from love.

00:20:07.220 So I guess he's waiting for our cue.

00:20:09.480 Is that, love, yet to die, yet to die, yet to die, yet to die, then God will build this

00:20:17.920 world from love.

00:20:20.680 Oh, you want that.

00:20:22.580 That's powerful.

00:20:23.220 You want that second, yet to die, yet to die, yet to die, don't you?

00:20:27.920 It's powerful.

00:20:28.180 You just gotta have it.

00:20:29.220 I will say that, uh, I don't know if, if they, they have it, but I sent in a longer version

00:20:34.740 of this, so maybe they'll win you over.

00:20:37.380 Cause I don't know if this won you over to go on the Democrat side or not.

00:20:39.960 So we've got the extended dance version?

00:20:41.580 But this is a shorter version, but I've got, I found another angle of the extended version.

00:20:45.440 Yeah, let's have it.

00:20:46.440 Let's have the extended dance version.

00:20:48.240 It really kind of makes it worth your while.

00:20:50.900 And I don't know if, I don't know if they have it yet or not, but I, I sent it in a little

00:20:54.900 bit ago.

00:20:55.340 So, okay, but it is, uh, it's, I'm anxious to hear it.

00:20:59.540 It's even better than that because he is awesome there.

00:21:03.260 Oh my man.

00:21:04.260 Really kind of almost wins me over.

00:21:05.840 I think he's got a hit on his hands, frankly.

00:21:08.360 Uh, yeah, he's, he's great.

00:21:09.960 Well, I mean, it's an old classic song.

00:21:11.900 We found that out.

00:21:12.780 We did find out.

00:21:13.640 He did not make, now, initially, uh, when we played it on my show, we thought that he

00:21:18.780 made it up on the spot.

00:21:21.740 Surprisingly.

00:21:22.140 Because you weren't familiar with this particular song.

00:21:24.360 No, it wasn't.

00:21:25.180 But that doesn't mean it's, it's not a classic.

00:21:28.080 Uh, I think to some, it, it really is a classic.

00:21:31.760 And, uh, it is.

00:21:33.240 And people have been rocking to that tune for a long time, a long time now.

00:21:37.660 So, uh, we got to get the dance.

00:21:39.820 We do have the extended dance version.

00:21:41.800 Oh, awesome.

00:21:42.740 And here it is.

00:21:43.460 I will build this world from love.

00:21:48.840 Okay.

00:21:49.420 I will build it.

00:21:50.260 And you.

00:21:55.720 From, from love.

00:22:02.440 Yeah.

00:22:02.960 And if we build this world from love.

00:22:07.640 Yadadai, yadadai, yadadai, yadadai.

00:22:11.360 Okay.

00:22:11.940 Yeah.

00:22:12.240 And God will build this world from love.

00:22:15.180 Okay.

00:22:16.120 Yeah.

00:22:16.640 Yadadai, yadadai, yadadai, yadadai.

00:22:21.300 Let's build the country we deserve.

00:22:23.900 Yeah.

00:22:24.540 Yeah.

00:22:25.740 Yeah.

00:22:26.320 Yeah.

00:22:27.400 Yeah.

00:22:28.360 Come on, now. 0.87

00:22:29.920 That won me over.

00:22:31.440 The sit-in didn't.

00:22:32.700 No, the sit-in.

00:22:33.460 The sit-in did.

00:22:34.140 Not so much.

00:22:34.660 The sit-in sucked, frankly.

00:22:36.080 But, but the song, now I'm there with them.

00:22:39.260 Right.

00:22:39.720 You know what?

00:22:40.300 I think now we need to build this world from love.

00:22:44.240 So that.

00:22:44.920 So that God will build this world from, from love.

00:22:48.460 So it's not on him.

00:22:49.400 No.

00:22:49.960 It's on us.

00:22:50.800 And then, and then he'll follow our lead, I guess.

00:22:53.080 Good.

00:22:53.700 That's great.

00:22:54.700 Yeah.

00:22:54.940 That's good.

00:22:55.380 That's good.

00:22:56.120 All right.

00:22:56.500 Perfect.

00:22:57.160 So.

00:22:57.500 I mean, they bring these performers in and I, and I, you know, he's such a wonderful

00:23:02.000 performer.

00:23:02.640 I can appreciate, you know, he didn't have anything to do Sunday afternoon.

00:23:05.580 So he just showed up at the sit-in.

00:23:07.100 Yeah.

00:23:07.520 But, uh, it's amazing that they think it's going to change minds.

00:23:12.200 Do something.

00:23:13.120 Every single time.

00:23:14.100 These dumb songs that they bring to these protests, they think, I guess, are going to

00:23:19.320 change people's minds.

00:23:21.040 They don't.

00:23:22.480 I don't.

00:23:23.420 That one didn't move you?

00:23:24.800 No, they don't.

00:23:25.560 Come on now.

00:23:26.320 You just need to hear it one more time.

00:23:28.740 We'll, we'll play it again.

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00:24:44.300 Pat and Jeffy for Glenn today.

00:25:05.800 You know, as I sit and think about, if we build this world from love, then God will build

00:25:14.480 this world from love.

00:25:15.840 And it really kind of changed my mind now.

00:25:17.960 I understand what they're saying.

00:25:20.420 Now I'm on their side.

00:25:22.280 Aren't you?

00:25:22.880 It's turning you a little bit.

00:25:23.860 Yeah, yeah.

00:25:24.180 It is.

00:25:25.340 Here's the thing.

00:25:26.340 Uh-huh.

00:25:26.700 No.

00:25:27.180 No.

00:25:27.700 I'm not.

00:25:28.660 It's not there.

00:25:29.500 I don't mind the song.

00:25:29.900 You're not there yet?

00:25:30.440 I'm okay with the yada-dai-dai-dai. 0.99

00:25:34.200 I didn't realize it was as big a hit as it is.

00:25:36.680 Oh, it's huge.

00:25:37.480 I looked it up and there's been choirs and people singing it from all around the world.

00:25:41.620 Oh, really?

00:25:42.060 For a long time.

00:25:42.800 Yeah.

00:25:42.980 Really?

00:25:43.560 So I'm looking forward to hearing the African choir singing yada-dai-dai-dai.

00:25:49.020 See, there are different versions of that.

00:25:50.460 Yeah.

00:25:50.900 Yeah, yeah.

00:25:51.520 But I still haven't done it many times yet.

00:25:57.320 Maybe that's the problem.

00:25:59.040 If we build this world from love, yada-dai-dai-dai, yada-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai-dai.

00:26:08.400 Yeah.

00:26:09.060 Yeah.

00:26:09.160 There it is.

00:26:09.320 I don't know.

00:26:10.680 Not yet?

00:26:21.260 Which side are you on?

00:26:22.980 Oh, yeah.

00:26:24.340 Which side are you on?

00:26:27.440 Tell me which side are you on?

00:26:30.640 Tell me which side are you on?

00:26:33.060 This is awesome.

00:26:33.800 Is that one?

00:26:34.120 We'll fight against Joe.

00:26:37.180 Right.

00:26:37.880 We'll fight it.

00:26:38.340 We'll fight Elon Musk.

00:26:40.260 Yeah.

00:26:41.080 We don't like Tesla cars.

00:26:44.060 We'll fight from dusk.

00:26:45.300 Down to dusk.

00:26:47.320 Which side are you on?

00:26:49.820 See, dusk and musk.

00:26:50.900 Which side are you on?

00:26:52.580 That's all you can do.

00:26:53.400 It's really cool.

00:26:54.680 That's all you can do.

00:26:55.460 Are you on?

00:26:57.420 Which side are you on?

00:27:00.840 Yeah.

00:27:01.540 Yeah.

00:27:02.140 I do enjoy that one.

00:27:03.600 That's a pretty good one.

00:27:04.840 That's a pretty good one.

00:27:06.100 Pretty good.

00:27:06.800 And that was this year.

00:27:08.820 Now, we've played in the past the one that was from several years ago.

00:27:15.060 I know which one you're going to say.

00:27:16.720 I can read your mind.

00:27:18.220 Are you going to say there's a hole in the sky?

00:27:20.900 Where a tree once was.

00:27:22.580 Where the tree once was.

00:27:24.880 Somebody's making money.

00:27:27.360 That could not be more correct than what she's singing about right there.

00:27:32.160 It could not.

00:27:32.880 So, save the trees.

00:27:35.940 It can't be more correct because I don't know what the hell they're talking about.

00:27:38.720 Save the trees.

00:27:39.680 Where was a...

00:27:40.420 There was a hole in the sky.

00:27:42.860 Yeah.

00:27:43.260 Because you cut down a tree.

00:27:44.680 The tree was in the sky and when you cut it down, it made a hole.

00:27:48.920 Don't make fun of it like you don't understand what she's trying to say.

00:27:52.160 I don't understand what she's trying to say.

00:27:53.820 Don't.

00:27:54.180 Somebody's making money.

00:27:55.840 What?

00:27:56.160 A lumber company?

00:27:57.160 Is that who's making money?

00:27:58.140 Yes.

00:27:58.560 Are we pissed off at like Boise Cascade now?

00:28:01.660 What's the deal?

00:28:03.280 Yes.

00:28:03.760 Like, ah, those damn lumber companies.

00:28:06.620 Yes, they're just cutting down trees.

00:28:09.020 Ah, those lumber companies.

00:28:11.140 I've been so mad at...

00:28:12.560 Ah!

00:28:13.740 If only we didn't have lumber.

00:28:15.520 Oh, dang it.

00:28:16.940 And for a while, we didn't.

00:28:18.200 And for a while, we didn't.

00:28:20.100 Remember when...

00:28:20.800 I do.

00:28:21.500 Just a few years ago, lumber was really expensive.

00:28:24.640 I mean, in fact, we just heard from Chris Matthews not long ago that he was concerned

00:28:28.280 that we just didn't know we didn't have any lumber.

00:28:30.700 What are you going to do?

00:28:31.380 Make more wood?

00:28:32.160 That was his question.

00:28:34.340 Yes.

00:28:34.740 And yes, Chris, it's called planting a tree.

00:28:40.320 Since you stopped making a hole in the sky a few years ago, we could begin to put a few

00:28:45.920 more in.

00:28:46.640 There's a hole in the sky where the tree once was.

00:28:50.020 Somebody's making money.

00:28:50.720 Somebody's making money.

00:28:52.780 Boy, she is so right.

00:28:54.080 Save a tree.

00:28:54.520 So right.

00:28:55.420 So right.

00:28:55.660 Save a tree.

00:28:56.100 Yeah, because you know what?

00:28:57.360 On this planet, there are only three trillion of these trees.

00:29:03.420 There's only three trillion.

00:29:07.060 There are more trees on this planet than stars in the Milky Way galaxy.

00:29:12.620 You know, you say that.

00:29:13.840 Because it's true.

00:29:14.740 You always throw that number around.

00:29:15.520 And I don't know that that's 100% true.

00:29:16.940 It is absolutely 100% true.

00:29:18.900 I want someone to count the stars in the trees.

00:29:21.620 I want that to happen.

00:29:22.000 I already have.

00:29:22.980 I already did that for you.

00:29:25.060 I did all the work.

00:29:26.240 Okay.

00:29:26.640 Now all you have to do is enjoy the statistic.

00:29:28.900 So we're supposed to just believe it.

00:29:30.260 Okay.

00:29:31.300 All right.

00:29:31.880 Look it up.

00:29:31.900 How many stars?

00:29:33.120 Ask me.

00:29:33.880 I don't know.

00:29:34.820 Ask Jeeves.

00:29:35.620 I do know.

00:29:36.240 I will say this.

00:29:37.440 Google it.

00:29:38.180 I will.

00:29:39.160 Google it.

00:29:39.760 No.

00:29:40.360 Because you challenge me on that every time.

00:29:43.920 And it's accurate. 0.78

00:29:45.420 You know what?

00:29:45.800 Fine.

00:29:46.920 Fine.

00:29:47.140 Okay.

00:29:47.580 You're right.

00:29:48.460 You're right.

00:29:48.980 Thank you.

00:29:50.680 So I saw where the European Space Agency.

00:29:52.840 Your pity correction doesn't work here.

00:29:54.920 No.

00:29:55.280 Sent up a satellite yesterday, as a matter of fact, that's going to weigh the world's forests

00:30:00.620 and measure how much carbon they store and monitor the changes.

00:30:05.140 Who's going to do this?

00:30:05.960 This is a satellite sent up by the European Space Agency.

00:30:10.340 And they're going to weigh the forests?

00:30:12.260 The first of its kind satellite to weigh the world's forests.

00:30:16.560 That's a big scale.

00:30:17.120 Measure how much carbon they store.

00:30:19.820 Okay.

00:30:20.160 Do they pick up each tree and set it back down?

00:30:23.420 I don't know.

00:30:24.320 Scientists hope the data will help refine climate models and track deforestation to support global

00:30:31.560 targets to end forest loss by 2030.

00:30:37.660 So.

00:30:38.380 Okay.

00:30:39.860 All right.

00:30:40.460 We got that going for us.

00:30:41.940 That's going to help a lot.

00:30:44.020 Forests are known as, I don't know if you know this, Pat, Earth's green lungs.

00:30:49.340 Forests are known as Earth's green lungs.

00:30:51.840 Are they known that way?

00:30:53.040 Not in my family.

00:30:54.180 They're not.

00:30:54.600 No, right.

00:30:55.300 And for your family, it's a hole in the sky is what they're known as.

00:30:57.940 Yes.

00:30:58.500 There's 16 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide each year and emit half that amount,

00:31:04.100 resulting in a net absorption of roughly 8 billion metric tons annually.

00:31:09.760 Deforestation and degregation, however, release stored carbon back into the atmosphere,

00:31:14.660 contributing to the warming cycle.

00:31:17.300 Oh, I didn't know that.

00:31:19.560 Okay.

00:31:20.100 Wow.

00:31:20.480 Stop cutting them down.

00:31:21.200 Yeah.

00:31:21.600 Stop cutting them down.

00:31:23.160 I mean, we need to have more.

00:31:24.960 What are they?

00:31:25.520 What are they?

00:31:26.020 They have the forest bathing.

00:31:30.160 They call it forest bathing.

00:31:32.660 Forest bathing.

00:31:33.360 Yeah, forest bathing.

00:31:33.960 That means you go out into the woods and you just-

00:31:35.980 And you bathe in the forest.

00:31:37.180 You bathe in the forestry.

00:31:38.920 Oh, wow.

00:31:40.000 That sounds like a beautiful, beautiful moment.

00:31:42.360 We need more of that in life.

00:31:43.660 Yeah.

00:31:43.940 I don't.

00:31:44.540 You'd appreciate it if you didn't like the holes in the sky, I'll tell you that.

00:31:49.640 Oh, man.

00:31:50.400 And it's just, it's so asinine.

00:31:55.600 It's, I mean, we replace pretty much all the trees that we cut down, do we not?

00:32:01.160 I mean, we have more trees now than we did back in the, than we did a hundred years ago.

00:32:06.300 There's more forestation.

00:32:08.220 There's more trees now than there ever has been.

00:32:11.440 Even though we're losing, what, how many hundreds of thousands of acres a day in the rainforest?

00:32:18.780 Yes.

00:32:19.140 Even though that is not the case, but that's what they claim.

00:32:22.520 There's no way that's true.

00:32:23.500 There's no way.

00:32:24.040 For years, they've said that we're losing all this land and gigantic numbers.

00:32:28.900 And I don't remember the specific numbers, but the numbers they were using, we would not have a rainforest.

00:32:35.660 Right.

00:32:36.240 Any longer.

00:32:36.700 At all.

00:32:37.240 If they were, if those numbers were correct.

00:32:39.240 Oh, they do the same thing with the Arctic ice.

00:32:42.440 That's going to go away.

00:32:43.500 It's going to completely melt by, you know, what was it Gore used to say?

00:32:47.340 That he was, it was, it was going to melt within, I don't know, in the thumb of the Thummer Month.

00:32:54.660 Right.

00:32:55.060 According to Dr. Matlowski.

00:32:57.680 The disclaimers.

00:32:58.600 Yes.

00:32:58.820 Yeah.

00:32:59.320 You had a million different disclaimers and we, none of it happened.

00:33:04.560 You know, he, he made that prediction, I think.

00:33:06.720 Was it 07?

00:33:08.160 Or 2009?

00:33:09.620 It's been a long time.

00:33:10.440 Yeah.

00:33:11.160 It has.

00:33:12.020 And it's nonsense.

00:33:13.900 Here's what he said.

00:33:14.560 Some of the models.

00:33:15.860 Some of the models.

00:33:16.880 Suggest.

00:33:17.400 I love that.

00:33:18.220 Some of the models.

00:33:19.120 Some don't show that.

00:33:20.860 Some don't show that.

00:33:22.580 But I'm not going to talk about that particular aspect of this insane catastrophe.

00:33:30.260 To Dr. Matlowski.

00:33:32.380 According to Dr. Matlowski.

00:33:33.540 There's a 75% chance.

00:33:36.020 Another disclaimer.

00:33:37.700 75% chance.

00:33:38.900 According to some of the models, there's a 75% chance that the entire North Polar ice

00:33:47.500 cap during summer, during some of the.

00:33:51.060 During some.

00:33:52.120 Okay.

00:33:52.460 Now there's another disclaimer.

00:33:54.400 During some.

00:33:56.200 Summer months.

00:33:57.160 Summer months could be completely ice free within the next five to seven years.

00:34:02.860 And there's another disclaimer.

00:34:03.980 Within the next five to seven years.

00:34:06.240 And here we are, you know, going on 20 years later, 15, 20 years later, it still hasn't

00:34:11.520 happened.

00:34:12.440 And they're never held accountable.

00:34:14.420 They're never.

00:34:15.340 He was just yapping at that conference in San Francisco.

00:34:18.700 Oh, he was screaming at that one.

00:34:20.540 It was another one of those like, he betrayed this country.

00:34:23.920 Yes, it was.

00:34:24.540 He played on our fears.

00:34:27.220 It was another one of those things.

00:34:28.560 Yeah.

00:34:29.480 And you're getting all upset when you're wrong all the time.

00:34:33.340 Every single prediction you've ever made has been wrong.

00:34:38.700 I know.

00:34:39.620 And you continue to make the predictions.

00:34:41.560 I know.

00:34:42.180 I don't know.

00:34:43.660 It's amazing.

00:34:44.420 So I asked Jeebs. 0.99

00:34:45.720 Oh, you did.

00:34:46.440 Okay.

00:34:46.840 How many stars in the Milky Way galaxy?

00:34:49.260 Jeebs says there's over 3 trillion trees.

00:34:53.440 Over 3 trillion.

00:34:54.560 Okay.

00:34:54.960 3.04 trillion trees on the planet.

00:34:57.480 I like that.

00:34:58.140 All right.

00:34:58.360 Jeebs says that stars in the Milky Way.

00:35:02.940 Yes.

00:35:03.180 Yeah.

00:35:03.360 Stars in the Milky Way galaxy.

00:35:05.380 Okay.

00:35:05.820 I'm going to say 1 to 200 billion.

00:35:08.360 18 trillion.

00:35:09.580 No, it's only about 400 billion.

00:35:12.240 400 billion.

00:35:13.340 Yeah.

00:35:13.660 They used to say 1 to 200 billion.

00:35:15.340 Well, this is 1 to 4.

00:35:17.660 Okay.

00:35:18.300 100 to 400 billion.

00:35:20.080 Yeah.

00:35:20.260 We're planting new stars.

00:35:21.020 So there's 10 times as many trees.

00:35:22.480 Yeah.

00:35:22.740 As stars.

00:35:23.720 Yeah.

00:35:23.980 In the Milky Way galaxy.

00:35:24.920 In the Milky Way.

00:35:25.540 Yeah.

00:35:25.920 According to Jeebs.

00:35:27.000 According to Jeebs.

00:35:27.560 According to Thumb of what Jeebs said.

00:35:30.960 Dr. Mazlowski.

00:35:32.040 In Thumb parts of the Milky Way galaxy.

00:35:35.220 That's correct.

00:35:37.820 Also, as far as global warming is concerned, they're saying that this week in Pakistan,

00:35:45.080 it's going to reach 120 degrees.

00:35:47.600 In Thumb of the Pakistani cities. 0.99

00:35:51.000 Thumb.

00:35:52.260 120 degrees.

00:35:53.520 So, of course.

00:35:54.260 I mean, that's a little warm.

00:35:54.980 That's global warming. 0.98

00:35:55.520 Absolutely.

00:35:55.780 It is warm.

00:35:56.220 That's a little warm.

00:35:56.800 But it used to be that this would happen or it'd get really cold in the winter and they'd

00:36:01.340 say, hey, don't confuse weather with climate.

00:36:06.040 Climate happens over a long period of time.

00:36:08.900 They don't bother with that anymore.

00:36:10.820 Now, it's every single weather event means that they're right about global warming.

00:36:16.040 Correct.

00:36:16.540 Correct.

00:36:16.580 And we know that while 123 degrees may not be normal, it is in the realm, I mean, the

00:36:24.920 averages there from time to time are, what, between 80 and 100 degrees this time of year.

00:36:29.680 Maybe a little over 100 in some areas.

00:36:31.680 So, I mean, it is something that we used to call weather taking place.

00:36:37.720 Plus, and we also know, just as a side note, and we discussed this earlier on your program,

00:36:42.940 Pat Gray Unleashed, that airs prior to this broadcast.

00:36:46.880 What time?

00:36:47.440 What time would that be live?

00:36:48.600 I believe it's 7 to 9 Eastern.

00:36:49.680 Okay.

00:36:49.940 Immediately preceding this program, wherever you listen to your broadcast, we know now

00:36:57.700 that the sun is over Pakistan, but it's on its way and moving closer to the planet where

00:37:03.460 it's going to be directly over Texas in just about another month, month and a half.

00:37:07.500 That's going to happen, and I am not looking forward to that.

00:37:10.300 The sun will eventually be three miles away from Texas.

00:37:13.520 Pakistan has that to look forward to. 1.00

00:37:15.060 They know that it's moving away from them and coming to Texas.

00:37:18.260 Right, that's an annual event.

00:37:20.900 Yeah, you can't stop it.

00:37:22.680 All right, 888-727-BECK.

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00:38:56.620 We got some great stuff not heard yet on the radio show from Glenn's interview with President

00:39:05.960 Trump.

00:39:06.820 Yeah, the 100-day interview that he did.

00:39:09.420 And they're airing it tonight as well on Blaze TV for his 100 days in office interview.

00:39:16.600 I'm looking forward to seeing all of it.

00:39:18.780 I watched what I thought was most of it.

00:39:20.500 And apparently, there was some that I missed because there was some that they didn't put

00:39:27.420 in the main broadcast that was put on at the end.

00:39:29.920 So, I'm looking forward to seeing it all again.

00:39:31.420 Me too.

00:39:31.960 Me too.

00:39:32.300 It was a really good interview.

00:39:34.060 And Glenn had just an incredible experience.

00:39:36.460 I'm sure he talked about it on the air.

00:39:38.820 But there was some off-the-air stuff that was just awesome that he was able to do.

00:39:44.640 And got a really nice tour of the White House and all of that.

00:39:48.300 So, it's going to be fascinating.

00:39:50.760 We'll share some of that that's never been heard before coming up in just a few minutes

00:39:55.840 right after the top of the hour.

00:39:58.220 Am I to understand the Beyonce tour is not going well?

00:40:01.980 Have you heard that they started up?

00:40:03.740 Yeah, but they're not selling tickets.

00:40:05.680 No, I think they just started, right?

00:40:08.980 Well, let's see.

00:40:10.180 I mean, okay.

00:40:11.540 According to this, on Monday, there were more than 3,000 seats still available at the SoFi Stadium

00:40:21.540 for that particular stop on her tour.

00:40:24.680 Because it's like a 32-stop tour.

00:40:29.100 Yeah.

00:40:29.840 I just read the headline and I saved it.

00:40:32.660 I didn't read the whole story.

00:40:34.040 Users online compared the cost of resale tickets, some as low as $20, to some of the limited

00:40:42.040 edition Minecraft movie Big Mac meals from McDonald's.

00:40:46.700 They said due to the low demand, Beyonce's Cowboy Carter tour tickets, $20, are now cheaper

00:40:54.220 than a McDonald's Minecraft meal, which is $21.39.

00:40:57.920 In LA.

00:40:58.780 Wow.

00:40:59.620 That is incredible.

00:41:01.780 Wow.

00:41:02.260 So, what is going on there with...

00:41:04.960 Well, I mean, the tickets are probably outrageous.

00:41:09.220 Yeah, I think they were asking...

00:41:10.660 For prices.

00:41:11.080 Yeah, I think they were asking thousands.

00:41:13.040 She just got off a tour.

00:41:15.720 She just did a big old world tour. 0.97

00:41:17.620 Yeah, because she was competing with Taylor Swift.

00:41:20.340 Oh, that's right.

00:41:21.160 They were worried about who was going to make the most billions on their world tour.

00:41:25.660 Yeah.

00:41:26.260 And then she... 1.00

00:41:27.320 But I guess, you know, she got some more attention because she went up in the...

00:41:32.000 In the Blue Origin craft for four minutes.

00:41:34.860 It was space with Gayle King and...

00:41:37.820 Beyonce did not.

00:41:38.640 Oh, Beyonce didn't, right?

00:41:40.000 No, that was Katy Perry. 0.86

00:41:40.800 Yeah, that was Katy Perry.

00:41:41.920 So, I don't know.

00:41:44.140 She's probably come to think of it, Beyonce. 0.91

00:41:45.800 Queen Bee is probably pissed. 1.00

00:41:47.560 She probably is.

00:41:48.460 She didn't get an invite.

00:41:49.600 She probably is.

00:41:51.280 Oh, yeah.

00:41:52.680 Oh, that hurts.

00:41:53.780 But apparently, the ticket sales aren't going all that great.

00:41:56.600 Wow.

00:41:57.140 You know, and it's interesting because Taylor Swift was sold out in every location, wasn't

00:42:00.960 she? 0.98

00:42:01.580 Yes.

00:42:02.080 I think her entire world tour, she was sold out every single time.

00:42:05.040 They added.

00:42:05.720 Yeah.

00:42:06.680 Yeah, multiple shows.

00:42:08.540 All right.

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00:43:41.240 We've got some unheard, so far unheard and unseen,

00:43:44.740 uh, clips from Glenn's interview with President Trump.

00:43:49.400 And we're going to get to that in one minute.

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00:45:27.480 So, President Trump says

00:45:29.960 he's going to be working with Congress

00:45:32.260 to codify.

00:45:33.460 This is a big deal,

00:45:34.660 because if you just do all this stuff,

00:45:36.920 I think he's done 146 executive orders so far.

00:45:40.380 That's a lot.

00:45:41.240 That's a lot.

00:45:41.900 That's a lot.

00:45:42.580 And it can all be,

00:45:44.020 the problem with that is

00:45:45.100 it can all be undone by the next guy.

00:45:47.940 So, what you need to do

00:45:50.240 with those executive orders

00:45:51.380 is codify them into law with Congress.

00:45:53.380 and that has to be done.

00:45:57.200 So, Glenn asked him about that,

00:45:58.800 about the one big, beautiful bill

00:46:00.500 and whether or not

00:46:01.640 he's going to codify this stuff into law.

00:46:03.800 We're talking about one bill.

00:46:05.220 Yes.

00:46:05.520 We're talking, as you remember,

00:46:07.000 it was a debate on,

00:46:08.020 should we do one big one

00:46:09.240 or should we do three or four or two?

00:46:12.020 And we're doing it in one bill,

00:46:13.500 which I thought was much more beautiful

00:46:15.020 because it's everything.

00:46:17.700 It's everything.

00:46:18.560 It's tax cuts.

00:46:19.720 It's regulation cuts.

00:46:20.840 It's things that you wouldn't believe.

00:46:23.260 Lots of, you know, big,

00:46:25.520 it's big and we get that done.

00:46:27.440 It's beautiful.

00:46:28.980 And we are getting along very well.

00:46:32.520 I will tell you, the Republicans,

00:46:34.360 we had a majority a few months ago

00:46:36.420 of one in the House.

00:46:38.160 Now we have seven.

00:46:39.180 That's a lot.

00:46:39.800 We won two races

00:46:40.780 and picked up a couple of others in addition.

00:46:45.840 But we're up to seven.

00:46:47.640 That's a big difference.

00:46:49.400 Will this be,

00:46:52.340 will all your work go away,

00:46:54.280 however, if they don't codify?

00:46:56.120 So we're going to codify

00:46:57.240 and we're going to wait

00:46:58.680 until after the bill has passed

00:47:00.120 and then we're going to work

00:47:01.540 on nothing but codifying.

00:47:02.820 As an example,

00:47:03.560 the other day I did shower heads

00:47:04.960 and sinks and the whole thing.

00:47:07.300 Thank you.

00:47:08.080 Isn't it nice?

00:47:08.780 Yes, it is.

00:47:09.640 No, you go into a new building,

00:47:12.100 a hotel,

00:47:13.460 and no water comes out.

00:47:14.820 No water comes out of the sink.

00:47:16.100 All of that's done with dishwashers.

00:47:18.840 We did a little thing,

00:47:20.480 very little thing,

00:47:21.220 but it was a big thing

00:47:21.920 to some people,

00:47:22.680 straws.

00:47:24.160 We are now making, again,

00:47:26.580 straws that are plastic straws

00:47:28.520 as opposed to paper

00:47:29.420 that melts in your mouth.

00:47:31.460 Yeah.

00:47:31.600 and so many different things.

00:47:35.100 It's been really amazing.

00:47:36.300 A lot of them common sense.

00:47:38.240 Wow.

00:47:39.300 The straws is not a little thing.

00:47:41.560 No, it is not.

00:47:42.340 That in and of itself

00:47:43.580 is a big thing.

00:47:44.720 This straw thing drives me

00:47:46.520 out of my mind

00:47:47.860 because that was brought about

00:47:50.180 by a nine-year-old kid

00:47:52.420 who was doing a school project.

00:47:56.280 You know about that?

00:47:57.440 I mean, you know that, right?

00:47:58.140 Yeah, of course.

00:47:58.620 That story's, I think,

00:47:59.540 fairly prominent by now

00:48:01.940 that a kid started calling people

00:48:04.620 asking about how many straws

00:48:06.360 were used every day.

00:48:08.100 Somebody along the way

00:48:09.440 at a straw manufacturing plant

00:48:12.220 or something

00:48:12.600 told him that 500 million

00:48:14.900 got into his head somehow.

00:48:16.740 So he started reporting.

00:48:18.760 He published, I guess,

00:48:20.000 in his report,

00:48:21.020 and it got picked up on websites.

00:48:24.180 Yep.

00:48:24.660 Everybody just went with it.

00:48:25.600 500 million straws per day

00:48:28.980 ended up either in landfills

00:48:31.040 or the ocean.

00:48:32.760 Look at this.

00:48:33.460 It's true.

00:48:34.260 We're just going to say it.

00:48:35.740 And it's not.

00:48:36.620 That stat came from

00:48:37.860 a nine-year-old kid.

00:48:39.060 So thank you for, you know,

00:48:41.080 fixing the straw situation

00:48:42.460 because that's lunacy.

00:48:44.420 I'm thankful for the shower heads, too.

00:48:47.420 And the shower heads.

00:48:48.240 I like a little pressure.

00:48:51.460 Yes!

00:48:51.860 I'm kind of a stickler that way

00:48:54.040 for, you know,

00:48:54.800 there's a few crannies

00:48:56.260 and nooks that I like to get to.

00:48:57.900 Yes.

00:48:58.720 I mean,

00:48:59.180 there are some simple things in life

00:49:01.420 that are important,

00:49:02.540 like the straws,

00:49:03.700 like the water pressure.

00:49:05.120 Yes.

00:49:05.580 Like your toilet flushing.

00:49:07.300 You know,

00:49:07.700 because they messed that up, too.

00:49:09.200 Yes, they did.

00:49:10.140 All because,

00:49:10.900 all in the name of the environment,

00:49:12.380 they messed up all of those things.

00:49:14.100 And so President Trump's trying to fix it,

00:49:16.380 which is great.

00:49:17.880 It's really great.

00:49:18.620 Something else that he's trying to do

00:49:21.980 is take care of the cartel situation.

00:49:25.040 The drug cartels in Mexico

00:49:26.880 are completely out of control

00:49:29.280 and they've been out of control for decades.

00:49:31.900 And so he says

00:49:33.760 he's offered Mexico help

00:49:36.060 with taking care of that.

00:49:38.280 If I were in Mexico

00:49:39.100 and I was living in a failed narco state 0.91

00:49:41.440 and everybody I voted for

00:49:43.360 was being killed

00:49:44.040 and my family was being threatened,

00:49:45.600 I'd try to get across the border as well.

00:49:47.880 It would only make sense.

00:49:50.840 But when your government

00:49:52.800 won't do anything about it

00:49:54.620 or can't do anything about it,

00:49:56.220 I agree.

00:49:57.480 It's a no-brainer.

00:49:58.520 I'm going to text my kids

00:49:59.260 praying that,

00:50:00.120 you know,

00:50:02.580 special forces might just kind of

00:50:04.220 pay some people some visits

00:50:05.860 in the middle of the night.

00:50:06.600 You're right, Glenn.

00:50:07.320 And I've asked to,

00:50:09.240 I said,

00:50:09.860 would you like some help?

00:50:11.640 I'd be glad to give you help.

00:50:13.640 No, no, no.

00:50:14.300 We don't want help.

00:50:15.040 They really don't want help.

00:50:16.600 But please, please,

00:50:17.620 we do not want help.

00:50:20.280 And...

00:50:20.360 But isn't it at some point?

00:50:21.360 I think they need help.

00:50:22.580 At some point,

00:50:24.020 doesn't it...

00:50:24.480 Well, I can't tell you about that

00:50:26.160 because that would be,

00:50:27.780 that would be breaking news,

00:50:28.980 wouldn't it?

00:50:29.600 But, you know,

00:50:30.440 you could say at some point

00:50:31.620 maybe something's going to have to happen.

00:50:33.640 It can't go on the way it is.

00:50:35.440 Look,

00:50:36.120 when we closed the borders,

00:50:37.560 that was a big deal.

00:50:38.720 And we had a fight

00:50:40.600 very hard to close.

00:50:41.840 That was not just

00:50:42.660 as simple as it sounded

00:50:44.140 as it happened for us.

00:50:46.160 There were lots of skirmishes

00:50:47.560 that went on

00:50:48.320 because that was a big revenue source

00:50:50.680 for a lot of people.

00:50:53.280 But, no,

00:50:54.200 we're here to help Mexico

00:50:55.500 if we can.

00:50:56.460 I like the president very much.

00:50:58.840 I like the people,

00:50:59.780 so many of the representatives.

00:51:01.300 But it can't be easy for them.

00:51:03.600 It really,

00:51:04.160 I think it's a very dangerous job.

00:51:06.320 Yeah.

00:51:07.040 Yeah.

00:51:07.660 Can't be easy for them.

00:51:08.900 I mean,

00:51:09.200 it's amazing when you go to Mexico

00:51:11.180 and you see what is happening there

00:51:13.880 and what's become of the country.

00:51:16.240 It's sad.

00:51:17.340 It's a sad situation

00:51:18.420 because they've got some issues there

00:51:22.300 that they've had for a really long time

00:51:24.600 and they never get fixed.

00:51:26.500 And so,

00:51:27.480 you got people who are suffering

00:51:30.640 because of it.

00:51:31.620 Yeah.

00:51:32.280 I mean,

00:51:32.660 if you go there and visit,

00:51:34.520 just stay in your complex.

00:51:36.380 Yeah.

00:51:37.240 Don't leave the complex.

00:51:38.920 That's what everybody says.

00:51:39.940 You'll be fine.

00:51:40.320 Yeah.

00:51:40.900 You'll be fine.

00:51:41.860 But even if you stay in the complex,

00:51:43.480 you still can't drink the water

00:51:44.540 and you still can't flush

00:51:45.420 the toilet paper down the toilet.

00:51:47.680 I mean,

00:51:48.240 things that simple.

00:51:49.640 Is that an issue?

00:51:50.460 Yeah,

00:51:50.820 it's an issue.

00:51:51.380 It's a big issue.

00:51:52.100 I can't,

00:51:53.840 I can't stand the fact

00:51:55.820 that they have to put their toilet paper

00:51:57.840 in the garbage

00:51:59.600 next to the toilet,

00:52:01.280 not in the toilet

00:52:02.140 and flush it down.

00:52:03.720 It is nasty.

00:52:05.100 Ha, ha, ha.

00:52:07.300 It's nasty.

00:52:08.400 And it should be fixed.

00:52:09.780 You know?

00:52:10.340 We should send help for that.

00:52:11.480 We should send help for that.

00:52:13.160 They need help for that.

00:52:14.240 I don't know if they need plumbers.

00:52:15.760 I don't know if they need

00:52:16.760 Yeah, we help with the infrastructure.

00:52:17.840 We're here for you.

00:52:17.880 Sewer system builders.

00:52:19.080 Something has to happen.

00:52:20.000 The cartel is spending money.

00:52:21.200 I was listening to,

00:52:22.020 again,

00:52:22.680 an interview with one of the

00:52:23.880 Border Patrol agents

00:52:25.300 and they talked about the

00:52:26.460 weapons that the cartels have

00:52:30.380 as far as the drones

00:52:32.820 and other weapons

00:52:33.720 going up against the Border Patrol

00:52:35.160 and getting people across the border.

00:52:36.660 and they were making sure,

00:52:39.180 again,

00:52:39.760 as we mentioned earlier,

00:52:40.880 that they need Congress

00:52:41.920 to make sure that they get the funding,

00:52:43.580 our Border Patrol people,

00:52:44.880 so that we have the merchandise

00:52:46.320 and the equipment

00:52:47.120 to go up against that

00:52:48.620 and stop them

00:52:50.180 because they have all this capability

00:52:53.520 that is,

00:52:55.260 I don't know what,

00:52:56.000 not good.

00:52:57.080 Yeah.

00:52:57.280 It's not good for us.

00:52:58.340 Not good.

00:52:58.800 Now that,

00:52:59.380 having been said,

00:53:00.600 we should still send some plumbers

00:53:02.400 and down it.

00:53:04.360 Yes.

00:53:04.740 Some infrastructure people.

00:53:05.880 Sewer system builders.

00:53:06.940 And we just get this thing worked out.

00:53:09.100 Help them out.

00:53:09.720 Yeah.

00:53:10.140 Let's get that fixed

00:53:11.140 because,

00:53:12.120 you know,

00:53:12.620 maybe less people

00:53:13.480 will try to flood across the border

00:53:15.480 if you get Mexico fixed.

00:53:16.000 The cartels have got a lot of money.

00:53:16.860 You'd think that they would want

00:53:18.260 that system working.

00:53:19.160 Yeah,

00:53:19.340 you would think so.

00:53:20.480 You would think so.

00:53:21.040 But then they lose a revenue source

00:53:22.420 of the people trafficking.

00:53:24.440 You know,

00:53:24.640 they sneak a lot of people

00:53:25.660 across the border

00:53:26.380 in addition to fentanyl.

00:53:27.840 They make a lot of money

00:53:28.800 on people as well.

00:53:29.780 So the other thing

00:53:32.720 that can happen now

00:53:33.880 because we declared them

00:53:35.140 terrorist organizations

00:53:36.840 is that the military

00:53:38.340 can intervene.

00:53:39.340 We can't do that.

00:53:41.420 But Glenn also asked

00:53:43.800 President Trump

00:53:44.680 about the Democrats.

00:53:46.640 Here's what he had to say

00:53:47.480 about that.

00:53:48.360 The level is just so bad.

00:53:50.620 Their policy is so bad.

00:53:52.980 You know,

00:53:53.240 they're great at cheating 0.89

00:53:54.040 and they're great at

00:53:54.880 certain things,

00:53:55.900 but they are so bad on policy.

00:53:58.260 They're so far off.

00:53:59.160 When I watch them

00:54:00.640 trying to prosecute

00:54:02.620 the same things

00:54:03.680 that they just lost

00:54:04.920 an election

00:54:06.100 and a landslide on

00:54:07.200 and they're still going

00:54:08.140 through the same things,

00:54:09.080 it's crazy.

00:54:10.100 And they don't know

00:54:10.960 who their leaders are.

00:54:12.760 They have a new one,

00:54:14.640 Crockett.

00:54:15.220 Have you seen Crockett?

00:54:16.800 Have you ever seen her talk?

00:54:18.420 This is going to be their leader.

00:54:19.620 I hope she's the next

00:54:20.600 candidate for president.

00:54:21.660 We can hope in one way,

00:54:23.400 but in another way,

00:54:24.220 it's pretty demeaning.

00:54:24.980 It's demeaning

00:54:26.020 to our country.

00:54:26.760 But you don't see

00:54:29.880 anybody out there.

00:54:31.260 Mm-hmm.

00:54:32.420 Yeah, that's for sure.

00:54:34.020 That is.

00:54:34.640 That's for sure.

00:54:35.500 That's a big problem

00:54:36.220 for Democrats.

00:54:37.080 Thank goodness.

00:54:38.080 Because they got

00:54:38.800 nobody to turn to.

00:54:41.180 Really, nobody to turn to.

00:54:42.680 AOC?

00:54:43.740 No.

00:54:44.800 I mean,

00:54:45.100 she's old enough now,

00:54:47.260 finally.

00:54:48.300 I think she just

00:54:49.340 turned 35 recently.

00:54:51.700 So she can run now.

00:54:54.060 That's kind of frightening.

00:54:55.180 And she probably will.

00:54:56.400 I bet she will in 2028.

00:54:59.540 But

00:54:59.900 they also

00:55:01.420 tackled

00:55:01.940 the Ukraine-Russia war.

00:55:04.740 Here's what

00:55:05.240 President Trump

00:55:05.860 had to say about that.

00:55:07.240 Is he the problem?

00:55:08.960 Is 0.88

00:55:09.240 Putin the problem?

00:55:11.020 Or is Europe

00:55:12.060 the problem?

00:55:13.080 So look,

00:55:14.240 Russia's a very big 1.00

00:55:15.100 military force.

00:55:17.020 And

00:55:17.320 Ukraine isn't. 0.88

00:55:18.500 without

00:55:19.660 Ukraine.

00:55:20.980 And I'm the one

00:55:21.520 that supplied the javelins

00:55:22.740 to them.

00:55:23.280 So, you know,

00:55:23.880 I did a lot for them

00:55:25.320 because the tanks

00:55:26.180 got stuck in the mud

00:55:27.160 and then they

00:55:27.660 got javelins, right?

00:55:29.600 And they always say

00:55:30.680 Trump gave the javelins

00:55:31.760 and it was

00:55:32.940 in that case

00:55:33.700 Obama

00:55:34.180 gave sheets.

00:55:35.640 He gave sheets.

00:55:36.660 They said nothing.

00:55:39.300 But

00:55:39.420 Biden gave

00:55:41.700 money like

00:55:42.860 nobody's ever seen

00:55:44.380 before.

00:55:45.000 $350 billion.

00:55:47.260 $350 billion.

00:55:48.960 Gave military

00:55:49.820 equipment.

00:55:51.220 Gave

00:55:51.480 storage.

00:55:53.080 We had

00:55:53.540 massive storage

00:55:55.500 bins

00:55:56.280 full of

00:55:56.980 ammunition.

00:55:58.240 Buildings

00:55:58.700 as long as

00:55:59.560 the eye could see.

00:56:00.800 Gave the ammunition.

00:56:02.520 What he did is

00:56:03.480 look,

00:56:04.460 between the border

00:56:05.260 and the this

00:56:05.900 and the that

00:56:06.460 but this war

00:56:07.540 is so bad

00:56:08.340 and

00:56:09.500 remember this

00:56:10.660 I say it here

00:56:11.180 I say it every time

00:56:11.840 this is Biden's war

00:56:12.940 not my war

00:56:13.840 I'm just trying to end it

00:56:15.000 and I'm actually

00:56:15.960 ending it

00:56:16.560 yes for money

00:56:17.880 but I'm not

00:56:18.600 ending it for that

00:56:19.380 number one

00:56:19.820 I'm ending it

00:56:20.400 because they're losing

00:56:21.220 5,000 people

00:56:23.020 a week

00:56:24.120 young soldiers

00:56:25.440 are being killed

00:56:26.020 Russian

00:56:26.480 and Ukrainian

00:56:27.380 both

00:56:27.840 but in the end

00:56:29.440 Russia has a lot

00:56:30.420 of soldiers

00:56:30.960 and they have

00:56:32.300 a very big military

00:56:33.380 and

00:56:34.720 things were said

00:56:36.480 like

00:56:36.800 when

00:56:37.660 Zelensky was in

00:56:38.980 the Oval Office

00:56:39.700 I was talking about

00:56:40.760 getting it done

00:56:41.580 and he starts screaming

00:56:43.060 but we need security

00:56:44.480 meaning security

00:56:45.200 after the fact

00:56:45.940 I said

00:56:47.020 security

00:56:47.720 I don't even know

00:56:48.440 if we can get

00:56:48.800 this deal done

00:56:49.400 he's asking for more

00:56:50.960 just more

00:56:52.040 and more

00:56:52.800 and more

00:56:53.560 and he doesn't

00:56:55.220 have the cards

00:56:55.920 as you know

00:56:57.240 because you see

00:56:58.260 what's happening

00:56:58.860 over there

00:56:59.380 he doesn't have

00:57:00.340 the cards

00:57:00.860 so hopefully

00:57:02.200 he's going to

00:57:04.400 get it done

00:57:04.920 because I don't

00:57:05.540 believe that

00:57:06.300 Vladimir Putin

00:57:07.460 would be doing

00:57:08.040 this for anybody

00:57:08.640 else but me

00:57:09.460 a lot of people

00:57:10.580 have said it too

00:57:11.380 I think he had

00:57:12.820 the idea

00:57:13.300 of going all

00:57:13.860 the way through

00:57:14.300 I think he's

00:57:14.780 willing to make

00:57:15.400 a deal

00:57:15.740 and I would

00:57:17.020 say thus far

00:57:18.000 he's been easier

00:57:19.800 to deal with

00:57:20.540 than Zelensky

00:57:22.140 wow

00:57:23.080 amazing

00:57:25.760 amazing

00:57:26.720 I want it

00:57:27.540 to be done

00:57:28.040 as well

00:57:28.800 I mean

00:57:29.120 let's wrap it up

00:57:29.940 I think most of us

00:57:30.580 do want it to be

00:57:31.480 done

00:57:31.620 let's wrap it up

00:57:32.420 yeah

00:57:32.640 and

00:57:34.200 only from

00:57:35.260 President Trump

00:57:35.960 do you hear

00:57:36.400 what is

00:57:36.840 no doubt

00:57:38.020 the real number

00:57:39.220 there

00:57:39.500 that we've

00:57:41.000 said 350

00:57:41.700 he said

00:57:42.400 350 billion

00:57:44.340 dollars

00:57:44.740 and I think

00:57:45.560 at one point

00:57:46.220 wow

00:57:47.060 we were

00:57:47.760 looking at

00:57:48.500 some of the

00:57:49.180 numbers that

00:57:49.820 made it seem

00:57:50.340 like even more

00:57:50.920 than that

00:57:51.300 that's even

00:57:51.860 astronomical

00:57:52.520 that's crazy

00:57:53.600 though

00:57:53.820 that's crazy

00:57:54.760 I mean

00:57:55.840 in

00:57:56.320 our

00:57:57.200 entire

00:57:58.040 relationship

00:57:58.720 with Israel

00:57:59.540 we haven't

00:58:00.220 given them

00:58:00.720 350 billion

00:58:02.440 dollars

00:58:02.920 at

00:58:04.100 3 billion

00:58:05.480 a year

00:58:05.880 which is the

00:58:06.540 clip that we

00:58:07.240 are on

00:58:08.640 right now

00:58:09.260 right

00:58:09.800 that would

00:58:10.980 take you

00:58:11.540 what

00:58:12.480 almost like

00:58:14.760 100 years

00:58:15.720 right

00:58:16.500 at 3 billion

00:58:17.660 a year

00:58:18.120 that's

00:58:18.760 incredible

00:58:19.320 so

00:58:20.440 the number

00:58:21.840 that the

00:58:22.340 media

00:58:22.860 puts out

00:58:23.780 though

00:58:23.980 is more

00:58:24.480 like 50

00:58:25.240 or 60

00:58:25.980 billion

00:58:26.560 65

00:58:27.220 billion

00:58:27.940 I don't

00:58:28.760 know that

00:58:29.060 anybody ever

00:58:29.640 reports

00:58:30.420 even 100

00:58:31.220 billion

00:58:31.680 accurately

00:58:31.860 because

00:58:32.140 I mean

00:58:32.640 the 350

00:58:33.460 the number

00:58:34.040 that he

00:58:34.340 used

00:58:34.660 is that

00:58:35.700 all of

00:58:36.880 the money

00:58:37.280 I would

00:58:37.660 think

00:58:37.860 so

00:58:38.080 all the

00:58:38.960 money

00:58:39.140 and the

00:58:39.560 military

00:58:40.080 aid

00:58:41.480 and all

00:58:41.920 of it

00:58:42.180 yeah

00:58:42.480 but of

00:58:42.860 course

00:58:43.000 you'd

00:58:43.260 count

00:58:43.460 all that

00:58:43.880 why

00:58:44.180 wouldn't

00:58:44.400 you

00:58:44.580 well

00:58:45.140 you know

00:58:45.800 you're

00:58:46.460 counting

00:58:46.780 the

00:58:47.240 weaponry

00:58:48.040 we've

00:58:48.320 given

00:58:48.540 and

00:58:49.200 the

00:58:49.820 monetary

00:58:50.360 assistance

00:58:50.920 so

00:58:51.640 it's too

00:58:52.860 much

00:58:53.200 between

00:58:54.060 200

00:58:54.540 or 350

00:58:55.260 or 500

00:58:55.980 whatever

00:58:56.380 the number

00:58:56.800 is

00:58:57.080 that's

00:58:57.300 way

00:58:57.540 too

00:58:57.780 much

00:58:58.120 yeah

00:58:58.380 yes

00:58:59.080 enough

00:58:59.680 is

00:58:59.860 enough

00:59:00.200 all right

00:59:01.220 888-727-BECK

00:59:03.180 more

00:59:03.800 Pat and Jeffy

00:59:04.840 coming up

00:59:05.240 you know

00:59:07.960 you're an adult

00:59:08.820 when you start

00:59:09.980 bragging about

00:59:10.680 a good night's

00:59:11.360 sleep

00:59:11.720 like you just

00:59:12.320 won an

00:59:12.680 Olympic medal

00:59:13.300 right

00:59:13.660 I got

00:59:14.300 seven hours

00:59:14.960 of sleep

00:59:15.400 last night

00:59:15.920 I only

00:59:17.140 woke up

00:59:17.620 once

00:59:18.220 I've said

00:59:18.840 that many

00:59:19.220 times to

00:59:19.660 my wife

00:59:20.020 can you

00:59:20.400 believe

00:59:20.620 I only

00:59:20.960 woke

00:59:21.280 up

00:59:21.480 once

00:59:22.000 it's

00:59:23.160 sad

00:59:23.420 really

00:59:23.720 sleep

00:59:24.080 isn't

00:59:24.440 supposed

00:59:24.720 to be

00:59:25.040 an

00:59:25.180 epic 0.90

00:59:25.400 quest

00:59:25.920 it's

00:59:26.180 supposed

00:59:26.440 to be

00:59:26.720 normal

00:59:27.140 that's

00:59:28.380 where

00:59:28.720 Z-factor

00:59:29.300 comes in

00:59:29.800 Z-factor

00:59:30.300 isn't a

00:59:30.820 knock-you-out 1.00

00:59:31.580 drugged-up

00:59:32.380 sleep-aid

00:59:33.120 that leaves

00:59:34.240 you waking

00:59:34.680 up

00:59:35.040 feeling

00:59:35.440 like

00:59:35.840 you

00:59:36.120 just

00:59:36.400 wrestled

00:59:36.800 a

00:59:37.000 mousse

00:59:37.320 it's

00:59:37.780 a

00:59:37.980 natural

00:59:38.400 sleep

00:59:39.120 supplement

00:59:39.620 that

00:59:40.700 helps

00:59:40.980 you

00:59:41.120 fall

00:59:41.360 asleep

00:59:41.660 faster

00:59:42.020 stay

00:59:42.340 asleep

00:59:42.640 longer

00:59:42.960 and

00:59:43.140 actually

00:59:43.440 wake up

00:59:43.920 feeling

00:59:44.160 like

00:59:44.380 a

00:59:44.500 human

00:59:44.700 being

00:59:45.140 again

00:59:45.700 you

00:59:46.340 take

00:59:46.520 two

00:59:46.700 capsules

00:59:47.100 before bed

00:59:47.740 and the

00:59:47.940 next thing

00:59:48.280 you know

00:59:48.600 boom

00:59:48.980 you're

00:59:49.640 waking up

00:59:50.200 refreshed

00:59:50.740 instead

00:59:51.400 instead of

00:59:51.640 feeling

00:59:51.900 like

00:59:52.220 you

00:59:52.420 just

00:59:52.800 lost

00:59:53.100 a

00:59:53.260 bar

00:59:53.480 fight

00:59:53.840 plus

00:59:54.940 it's

00:59:55.480 non

00:59:55.880 habit

00:59:56.280 forming

00:59:56.720 which

00:59:57.260 is

00:59:57.440 really

00:59:57.860 important

00:59:58.300 so

00:59:58.720 you

00:59:59.080 don't

00:59:59.240 have

00:59:59.380 to

00:59:59.480 worry

00:59:59.680 about

00:59:59.920 getting

01:00:00.200 hooked

01:00:00.500 like

01:00:01.000 something

01:00:01.420 over

01:00:01.640 the

01:00:01.820 counter

01:00:02.100 sleep

01:00:02.540 zombies

01:00:02.940 out

01:00:03.200 there

01:00:03.460 rest

01:00:05.080 like

01:00:05.500 you

01:00:05.640 mean

01:00:05.820 it

01:00:05.960 get

01:00:06.280 Z

01:00:06.600 factor

01:00:06.980 and

01:00:07.580 reclaim

01:00:08.060 your

01:00:08.340 title

01:00:08.600 as

01:00:08.820 the

01:00:08.960 undefeated

01:00:09.420 heavyweight

01:00:09.880 champion

01:00:10.220 of not

01:00:10.600 being a

01:00:11.000 zombie

01:00:11.240 in the

01:00:11.500 morning

01:00:11.740 first

01:00:12.520 time

01:00:12.860 Z

01:00:13.120 factor

01:00:13.400 buyers

01:00:13.860 will

01:00:14.580 enjoy

01:00:14.880 46%

01:00:15.740 savings

01:00:16.140 just

01:00:16.460 $19.95

01:00:17.780 for a

01:00:18.340 30 day

01:00:18.780 supply

01:00:19.160 visit

01:00:19.620 relieffactor.com

01:00:20.880 or call

01:00:21.960 1-800-4-relief

01:00:23.300 that's

01:00:23.680 800

01:00:24.380 the number

01:00:25.000 4

01:00:25.480 relief

01:00:26.240 10 seconds

01:00:27.060 station

01:00:27.520 identification

01:00:28.240 all right

01:00:40.480 so don't

01:00:40.800 forget

01:00:41.100 you can

01:00:41.640 see more

01:00:41.980 of that

01:00:42.240 tonight

01:00:42.640 we're going

01:00:43.460 to replay

01:00:43.760 the whole

01:00:44.060 thing

01:00:44.300 I believe

01:00:44.760 right

01:00:45.120 is the

01:00:45.720 whole

01:00:45.880 thing

01:00:46.100 is going

01:00:46.320 to be

01:00:46.540 on

01:00:47.220 tonight

01:00:47.580 so what

01:00:50.460 time

01:00:50.740 9

01:00:51.120 Eastern

01:00:51.460 9

01:00:52.000 Eastern

01:00:52.360 all right

01:00:52.900 which is

01:00:53.460 8

01:00:54.360 Central

01:00:55.120 7

01:00:56.300 Mountain

01:00:56.660 what if I

01:00:57.120 end up

01:00:58.220 Pacific

01:00:58.580 it's

01:01:00.220 445

01:01:00.920 in Guam

01:01:01.480 yeah

01:01:01.840 they're a

01:01:02.320 little bit

01:01:02.620 off

01:01:02.880 so

01:01:03.420 yeah

01:01:03.900 I don't

01:01:06.400 know why

01:01:06.640 you'd be

01:01:06.900 in Guam

01:01:07.240 that place

01:01:07.720 is about

01:01:08.060 to tip

01:01:08.440 over

01:01:08.780 and

01:01:09.160 capsize

01:01:10.740 and you

01:01:11.120 don't want

01:01:11.400 that to

01:01:11.700 happen

01:01:11.960 did you

01:01:13.320 we were

01:01:13.700 talking

01:01:14.020 during the

01:01:15.260 four minute

01:01:15.660 buzz

01:01:16.100 time period

01:01:16.900 about this

01:01:17.460 painting

01:01:18.520 in the

01:01:20.240 Netherlands

01:01:20.660 I don't

01:01:21.820 know how

01:01:22.100 this kind

01:01:22.480 of stuff

01:01:22.780 happens

01:01:23.160 but a

01:01:24.340 child

01:01:24.980 at a

01:01:25.480 museum

01:01:25.900 in the

01:01:27.080 Netherlands

01:01:27.440 just

01:01:28.600 damaged

01:01:29.300 a

01:01:29.920 56

01:01:30.700 million

01:01:31.440 dollar

01:01:31.780 painting

01:01:32.160 at a

01:01:32.520 museum

01:01:32.900 56

01:01:34.020 million

01:01:34.500 dollars

01:01:34.920 this

01:01:35.140 thing

01:01:35.300 is

01:01:35.440 worth

01:01:35.700 kid

01:01:36.340 walks

01:01:36.600 up to

01:01:36.880 it

01:01:37.080 during

01:01:37.700 an

01:01:38.020 unguarded 0.96

01:01:39.160 moment

01:01:39.520 and just

01:01:41.140 starts

01:01:41.400 touching

01:01:41.800 it

01:01:42.020 scratched

01:01:42.920 it up

01:01:43.300 they

01:01:43.480 had

01:01:43.680 different

01:01:44.440 paintings

01:01:44.880 that were

01:01:45.220 leaning up

01:01:45.720 against

01:01:45.960 the wall

01:01:46.480 it was

01:01:46.680 kind of

01:01:46.900 a

01:01:47.020 warehouse

01:01:47.360 place

01:01:48.020 where

01:01:48.260 they

01:01:48.440 allow

01:01:48.820 visitors

01:01:49.300 to come

01:01:49.700 in

01:01:49.840 or

01:01:49.940 something

01:01:50.180 it was

01:01:50.380 really

01:01:50.540 kind

01:01:50.740 of

01:01:50.820 strange

01:01:51.320 how

01:01:52.100 the

01:01:52.620 artwork

01:01:53.120 was

01:01:53.340 being

01:01:53.560 treated

01:01:53.980 I thought

01:01:54.500 the way

01:01:54.820 it

01:01:54.940 sounded

01:01:55.820 if

01:01:56.640 they

01:01:56.840 were

01:01:56.980 leaning

01:01:57.300 up

01:01:57.580 leaning

01:01:58.340 a

01:01:58.540 56

01:01:58.940 million

01:01:59.320 dollar

01:01:59.640 art

01:01:59.900 piece

01:02:00.180 against

01:02:00.460 the

01:02:00.600 wall

01:02:00.840 that

01:02:01.260 is

01:02:01.760 strange

01:02:02.060 we'll get to it later

01:02:04.500 I'll hang it up later

01:02:05.360 I don't have time

01:02:06.480 right now

01:02:06.600 make sure that little brat 1.00

01:02:08.420 doesn't run around

01:02:09.520 and they didn't

01:02:10.620 make sure

01:02:11.840 at all

01:02:12.520 so

01:02:13.160 the kid

01:02:14.160 it's just bizarre

01:02:15.920 to me

01:02:16.300 that there's no

01:02:16.980 plexiglass

01:02:17.660 there's no glass

01:02:18.960 there's no nothing

01:02:20.060 there's nobody

01:02:20.760 watching it

01:02:21.680 I mean

01:02:22.580 that's

01:02:23.440 that's an expensive

01:02:25.080 piece of art

01:02:26.020 that you kind of

01:02:26.680 want to protect

01:02:27.340 kind of do

01:02:28.000 one would think

01:02:29.420 that

01:02:29.760 one would think

01:02:30.520 that you'd want

01:02:30.980 to keep that

01:02:31.440 protected

01:02:31.880 it was work

01:02:32.560 by

01:02:32.900 Rothko

01:02:33.880 whose work

01:02:35.140 I love

01:02:35.580 I love all the

01:02:36.600 works of

01:02:37.340 Rothko

01:02:38.200 don't you

01:02:38.640 especially

01:02:39.140 grey orange

01:02:40.200 on maroon

01:02:41.020 number 8

01:02:41.760 which is what

01:02:42.700 this painting

01:02:43.260 was

01:02:43.600 is it worth

01:02:44.760 anything now

01:02:45.460 $1.95

01:02:47.200 it's $1.95

01:02:48.860 I'm up for it

01:02:50.000 yeah

01:02:50.160 they're gonna

01:02:50.880 I guess

01:02:51.340 they're gonna

01:02:51.580 try to fix it

01:02:52.440 I don't

01:02:52.760 they said

01:02:53.300 they said

01:02:53.880 that it can be

01:02:54.680 you know

01:02:55.620 it can be worked

01:02:56.320 on but they also

01:02:57.100 said that they

01:02:57.680 didn't know

01:02:58.100 exactly how

01:02:59.200 it was gonna

01:02:59.680 be worked

01:03:00.140 on and

01:03:01.120 how much

01:03:01.520 it was gonna

01:03:01.880 cost or

01:03:02.440 who was gonna

01:03:02.900 pay for it

01:03:03.480 that is just

01:03:04.100 that is so

01:03:05.220 crazy

01:03:06.020 okay

01:03:06.700 that is

01:03:08.160 nuts

01:03:08.820 I mean

01:03:09.080 I don't know

01:03:09.520 if we've

01:03:09.860 taken the kid

01:03:10.420 out back

01:03:10.960 and paddled

01:03:11.580 him for

01:03:12.000 messing with

01:03:12.560 the art

01:03:13.180 I just

01:03:15.000 I don't

01:03:15.480 know

01:03:15.840 no you can't

01:03:16.400 do corporal

01:03:16.900 punishment

01:03:17.280 oh you

01:03:17.920 can't

01:03:18.280 no

01:03:18.460 even if

01:03:19.020 he damaged

01:03:19.500 a $56

01:03:20.400 million piece

01:03:21.420 of art

01:03:21.740 not even

01:03:22.120 then

01:03:22.420 no

01:03:22.840 because I'm

01:03:23.200 sure

01:03:23.640 and I

01:03:24.140 I guess

01:03:25.420 I could be

01:03:25.760 wrong

01:03:25.980 but I'm

01:03:26.240 sure that

01:03:26.660 they said

01:03:27.100 don't touch

01:03:28.320 anything

01:03:28.840 yeah I'm

01:03:29.380 sure they

01:03:29.780 did

01:03:30.220 he didn't

01:03:31.180 care

01:03:31.400 he did

01:03:32.180 not care

01:03:32.700 no

01:03:33.020 I kind

01:03:33.680 of appreciate

01:03:34.120 the kid

01:03:34.500 for that

01:03:34.880 actually

01:03:35.240 but that's

01:03:37.580 really incredible

01:03:38.260 that he's just

01:03:38.860 running around

01:03:39.580 yeah it is

01:03:40.260 it is

01:03:41.180 we just

01:03:41.840 let him

01:03:42.300 scrape

01:03:43.120 the painting

01:03:43.740 has anybody

01:03:44.480 checked on the

01:03:45.020 Mona Lisa

01:03:45.540 at the Louvre

01:03:46.500 are we

01:03:46.920 are we okay

01:03:48.220 with that

01:03:48.440 that's covered

01:03:48.700 behind glass

01:03:49.440 right people

01:03:49.940 have thrown

01:03:50.240 soup and

01:03:51.020 everything else

01:03:51.640 on that thing

01:03:52.240 remember the

01:03:52.620 tomato soup thing

01:03:53.380 they threw it up

01:03:54.000 there and

01:03:54.280 okay we're just

01:03:55.100 gonna wipe that 0.94

01:03:55.600 off

01:03:55.860 but this is

01:03:56.340 just sitting

01:03:56.840 there

01:03:57.100 you're just

01:03:57.400 sitting there

01:03:57.760 completely

01:03:58.860 exposed

01:03:59.540 wow

01:04:00.260 absolutely

01:04:00.880 incredible

01:04:01.500 serious

01:04:02.200 888

01:04:03.240 727

01:04:04.340 Beck

01:04:04.680 more coming

01:04:05.220 up

01:04:05.440 this is

01:04:06.520 Glenn

01:04:07.400 Beck

01:04:08.160 uh-huh

01:04:13.840 hello

01:04:14.360 let me tell

01:04:16.400 you about

01:04:16.620 your dog

01:04:17.120 you know

01:04:17.520 obviously

01:04:17.960 your dog's

01:04:18.640 adorable

01:04:19.240 right

01:04:19.840 but

01:04:20.820 not a

01:04:21.560 security

01:04:21.880 system

01:04:22.340 barks

01:04:23.420 squirrels

01:04:23.960 no doubt

01:04:24.460 gets

01:04:24.960 territorial

01:04:25.440 about the

01:04:26.020 couch

01:04:26.360 but if

01:04:26.920 someone

01:04:27.220 breaks

01:04:27.600 into your

01:04:27.980 house

01:04:28.280 chances

01:04:28.640 are

01:04:29.060 your dog

01:04:30.280 is gonna

01:04:30.600 greet them

01:04:31.100 with tail

01:04:31.960 wags

01:04:32.500 and offer

01:04:33.400 a tour

01:04:33.900 to them

01:04:34.500 that's why

01:04:35.020 you need

01:04:35.420 simply

01:04:35.740 safe

01:04:36.080 actual

01:04:36.840 home

01:04:37.140 security

01:04:37.660 that doesn't

01:04:38.360 rely on

01:04:39.100 mr.

01:04:39.440 fluffy

01:04:39.700 paw's

01:04:40.380 judgment

01:04:40.940 simply

01:04:41.800 safe

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01:04:42.260 advanced

01:04:42.700 it's

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01:04:48.140 get distracted

01:04:48.820 by tennis

01:04:49.460 balls

01:04:49.800 it's easy

01:04:51.280 to install

01:04:51.860 it works

01:04:52.240 with your

01:04:52.520 phone

01:04:52.880 and doesn't

01:04:53.620 cost a

01:04:54.000 fortune

01:04:54.260 or require

01:04:54.940 some guy

01:04:55.340 named

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01:04:58.780 with

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01:05:25.680 glenn for

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01:05:56.640 let's check

01:05:57.980 in with

01:05:58.260 jeffy and

01:05:58.800 chewing the

01:05:59.900 fat

01:06:00.100 little

01:06:00.400 all right

01:06:01.300 let's do

01:06:01.860 it hey

01:06:02.140 big lots

01:06:02.900 back from

01:06:03.760 the brink

01:06:04.300 variety

01:06:05.920 wholesalers

01:06:06.760 plan to

01:06:07.220 breathe new

01:06:07.620 life into

01:06:08.140 the once

01:06:08.640 dying

01:06:09.080 brand

01:06:09.640 they're going

01:06:10.500 to bring

01:06:10.740 back an

01:06:11.420 additional

01:06:11.880 132

01:06:13.920 big lots

01:06:14.940 back to

01:06:16.380 life in

01:06:16.880 may which

01:06:17.400 is i

01:06:17.980 don't know

01:06:18.300 tomorrow

01:06:18.940 may 1st

01:06:20.480 which is

01:06:20.740 incredible

01:06:21.160 that was a

01:06:21.720 close one

01:06:22.280 wow was i

01:06:23.420 concerned about

01:06:24.080 that what are

01:06:25.380 we gonna do

01:06:25.740 without big

01:06:26.320 lots i was

01:06:27.560 thinking to

01:06:28.080 myself you

01:06:28.700 probably thought

01:06:29.140 they were

01:06:29.400 dead i

01:06:30.040 did i mean

01:06:30.520 there were

01:06:30.920 hundreds of

01:06:31.840 stores that

01:06:32.500 closed in

01:06:33.100 our area

01:06:33.760 went out of

01:06:34.640 business that's

01:06:35.200 correct so

01:06:35.920 they're gonna

01:06:36.280 bring it back

01:06:36.880 now well

01:06:37.360 maybe not that

01:06:38.000 one oh

01:06:38.480 because they're

01:06:39.080 they brought

01:06:39.560 back they

01:06:40.020 brought back

01:06:40.440 nine stores

01:06:41.720 and well

01:06:42.700 this month

01:06:43.320 in april

01:06:43.960 and they're

01:06:44.580 gonna bring

01:06:44.880 back another

01:06:45.480 132 across

01:06:47.340 14 states

01:06:48.460 next month

01:06:49.840 no texas yet

01:06:51.080 so oh

01:06:52.580 just keep an

01:06:53.140 eye out and

01:06:53.720 it's okay i

01:06:54.460 mean big lots

01:06:55.180 sold i don't

01:06:56.080 know they

01:06:56.260 shut down

01:06:56.960 they had i

01:06:57.920 think between

01:06:58.680 three and

01:06:59.900 500 stores

01:07:00.760 and i'm not

01:07:02.440 sure how many

01:07:03.300 variety wholesalers

01:07:04.540 ended up buying

01:07:05.400 when they went

01:07:06.200 you know when

01:07:06.700 they closed them

01:07:07.280 down but they

01:07:08.320 were they're

01:07:08.620 excited to get

01:07:09.340 them back

01:07:09.800 i bet they

01:07:10.500 are back up

01:07:11.120 and ready to

01:07:11.740 go that's

01:07:12.400 nice so yeah

01:07:13.160 i mean it's

01:07:14.020 you know look

01:07:14.420 for the big

01:07:15.040 lots it's nice

01:07:15.600 when somebody

01:07:16.000 saves you from

01:07:16.580 bankruptcy

01:07:17.060 well that

01:07:18.660 didn't happen

01:07:19.480 that didn't

01:07:20.020 happen no no

01:07:20.660 big lots is

01:07:21.260 done variety

01:07:21.860 they're just

01:07:22.480 taking it over

01:07:23.080 they thought

01:07:23.420 they bought

01:07:23.700 the name

01:07:24.200 they bought

01:07:24.540 the thing

01:07:24.880 it's ours

01:07:25.740 now you

01:07:26.760 guys take

01:07:27.180 a hike

01:07:27.580 you couldn't

01:07:29.440 keep it going

01:07:30.040 get out

01:07:30.680 so that's

01:07:31.840 probably wise

01:07:32.380 since they did

01:07:33.000 run it

01:07:33.360 apparently into

01:07:34.940 bankruptcy

01:07:35.260 that's

01:07:35.580 correct

01:07:35.980 so a trial

01:07:39.000 started yesterday

01:07:40.020 in paris

01:07:40.740 the kim 0.79

01:07:41.940 kardashian

01:07:42.460 trial

01:07:42.860 the kim 0.79

01:07:43.760 kardashian

01:07:44.280 robbery

01:07:44.920 trial

01:07:45.540 so this

01:07:47.020 robbery

01:07:47.300 happened in

01:07:48.000 2016

01:07:48.880 which is

01:07:50.980 incredible

01:07:51.400 that we're

01:07:51.760 almost 10

01:07:52.280 years ago

01:07:52.800 yes

01:07:53.260 oh my gosh

01:07:54.200 so 10

01:07:55.140 suspects are

01:07:56.020 accused of

01:07:56.500 robbing kim 1.00

01:07:57.420 kardashian at

01:07:58.300 gunpoint during

01:07:59.120 paris fashion week

01:08:00.080 in 2016

01:08:01.200 nine men

01:08:02.600 one woman

01:08:03.140 many in their

01:08:04.080 60s and 70s

01:08:05.220 and i didn't

01:08:06.660 realize that it

01:08:07.560 was as bad

01:08:08.280 as it was

01:08:08.980 because they

01:08:09.740 stormed her 1.00

01:08:10.380 hotel suite

01:08:11.220 while her 0.75

01:08:11.760 bodyguard was

01:08:12.560 away

01:08:13.320 tied her up

01:08:14.520 stole roughly

01:08:15.560 six million

01:08:16.080 dollars in

01:08:16.560 jewelry

01:08:16.900 including her

01:08:17.620 four million

01:08:18.060 dollar engagement

01:08:18.780 ring from

01:08:19.400 then hubby

01:08:20.480 yay

01:08:21.080 prosecutors

01:08:23.280 it's kanye

01:08:24.020 west for those

01:08:24.660 of you not

01:08:25.160 you know

01:08:25.600 i don't know

01:08:26.260 prosecutors say

01:08:27.620 five men

01:08:28.200 disguised as

01:08:28.880 police officers

01:08:29.660 forced the

01:08:30.620 night concierge

01:08:31.440 to lead them

01:08:32.220 to kardashian's

01:08:33.080 room where she

01:08:33.860 was gagged

01:08:34.680 bound and

01:08:35.520 locked in a

01:08:36.160 bathroom

01:08:36.560 they escaped

01:08:37.980 on foot and

01:08:38.900 by bicycle

01:08:39.600 dna was found

01:08:41.120 on zip ties

01:08:42.020 and tape used

01:08:43.080 to restrain

01:08:43.700 kardashian later

01:08:44.760 to lead to

01:08:45.620 the suspect's

01:08:46.320 arrest

01:08:46.740 the original

01:08:47.740 12 defendants

01:08:48.600 one has died

01:08:49.460 another suffering

01:08:50.280 from advanced

01:08:50.940 dementia has

01:08:51.800 been deemed

01:08:52.300 unfit to stand

01:08:53.200 trial

01:08:53.660 five are charged

01:08:54.860 with carrying

01:08:55.340 out the heist

01:08:55.980 and five

01:08:56.920 with serving

01:08:57.960 as accessories

01:08:59.160 so it's

01:09:00.040 supposed to

01:09:00.320 run through

01:09:00.980 the 23rd

01:09:01.820 of this

01:09:02.080 month and

01:09:03.020 kim is set 0.58

01:09:04.640 to testify

01:09:05.140 on the 13th

01:09:06.160 of this

01:09:06.480 month the

01:09:07.320 one guy

01:09:07.760 was arrested

01:09:08.360 in january

01:09:09.240 of 2017

01:09:10.440 he spent 21

01:09:12.220 months in prison

01:09:12.880 already he's been

01:09:13.620 released under a

01:09:14.440 judicial supervision

01:09:15.620 he co-authored a

01:09:17.240 book titled

01:09:18.240 i sequestered

01:09:19.320 kim kardashian

01:09:20.240 i don't think

01:09:21.720 he's made any

01:09:22.340 money from it

01:09:22.940 yet i think

01:09:23.360 that money is

01:09:23.940 all on hold

01:09:24.600 whatever the

01:09:25.280 sales are 0.99

01:09:25.860 but this

01:09:26.540 unis abbas

01:09:27.240 71 who

01:09:28.740 acknowledged that

01:09:29.720 he participated

01:09:30.720 in the heist

01:09:31.400 he was the

01:09:32.540 uh the bike

01:09:33.800 rider when they

01:09:34.680 brought down the

01:09:35.340 bag of jewels

01:09:36.260 they gave it to

01:09:36.880 him and he

01:09:37.320 rode the bike

01:09:37.980 out of the

01:09:38.560 area and

01:09:39.880 one of the

01:09:40.560 things that

01:09:40.960 they found

01:09:41.560 uh was that

01:09:43.240 he said he

01:09:43.940 got so nervous

01:09:44.900 because police

01:09:45.640 were in the

01:09:46.080 area they

01:09:46.760 didn't know

01:09:47.260 about the

01:09:47.680 robbery but

01:09:48.480 he got so

01:09:48.900 nervous that he

01:09:49.420 crashed and

01:09:50.100 fell off the

01:09:50.940 bike and the

01:09:52.100 bag full of

01:09:52.840 jewels broke

01:09:53.760 open and so

01:09:54.920 he's on the

01:09:55.360 street corner

01:09:55.760 picking up all

01:09:56.380 the jewels and

01:09:57.680 then he gets up

01:09:58.360 on his bike and

01:09:58.880 rides away well

01:09:59.740 one of the

01:10:00.260 bracelets he

01:10:01.400 missed and

01:10:02.480 somebody you know

01:10:03.100 obviously i don't

01:10:03.720 know if it was a

01:10:04.200 detective but the

01:10:05.160 story the original

01:10:05.840 story said that

01:10:06.600 some lady found 1.00

01:10:07.780 it the next

01:10:08.240 morning someone

01:10:09.600 found it and

01:10:10.440 said hey is this

01:10:11.980 one of the things

01:10:12.520 you're looking for

01:10:13.380 uh on the street

01:10:14.820 wow incredible so

01:10:16.780 he said that he's

01:10:17.840 gonna apologize and

01:10:18.880 i mean it sincerely

01:10:19.880 but i didn't realize

01:10:21.160 it was that bad

01:10:23.060 you know it was a

01:10:24.420 bad robbery if

01:10:25.180 she's bound and

01:10:26.580 gagged and thrown

01:10:27.320 into the bathroom

01:10:28.140 i mean you're

01:10:29.160 lucky to be alive

01:10:29.940 yeah yeah big

01:10:31.940 time and so uh

01:10:33.880 that's all

01:10:34.380 happening now so

01:10:35.240 good good luck

01:10:36.300 so it's like a

01:10:38.100 geriatric gang or

01:10:40.200 something they call

01:10:40.820 it the grandpa gang

01:10:41.600 that is weird

01:10:42.700 press has called

01:10:43.420 it the grandpa gang

01:10:44.360 and stuff yeah

01:10:44.940 that's some weird

01:10:45.600 stuff yeah i mean

01:10:47.520 there should be a

01:10:48.540 movie about that

01:10:49.440 i'm sure there will

01:10:50.500 be uh absolutely

01:10:51.760 there will be

01:10:52.540 because uh oh

01:10:54.160 look without the

01:10:56.040 dna on the

01:10:58.240 strips they're

01:11:00.360 probably getting

01:11:00.800 away with it

01:11:01.320 yeah yeah i mean

01:11:03.860 they screwed up

01:11:04.560 and uh touched

01:11:05.900 the touched the

01:11:07.280 strips they used

01:11:08.080 to gag your

01:11:08.660 button no you

01:11:09.560 shouldn't have

01:11:09.940 you should wear

01:11:10.380 gloves at all

01:11:11.120 times yeah prior

01:11:12.700 to the robbery i

01:11:13.680 mean i don't want

01:11:14.060 to tell you how to

01:11:14.440 do your job and

01:11:16.200 get millions of

01:11:17.200 dollars worth of

01:11:17.840 jewelry but maybe

01:11:19.420 you wear gloves

01:11:20.120 yeah it's a good

01:11:21.420 safety tip put a

01:11:22.220 mask on yeah

01:11:23.060 just trying to

01:11:25.200 help yeah um

01:11:26.520 congratulations to

01:11:28.000 francis ford coppola

01:11:29.320 the 50th afi life

01:11:32.500 achievement award

01:11:33.340 winner uh the

01:11:35.100 american film

01:11:35.780 institute uh

01:11:36.700 congratulated gave

01:11:37.780 francis ford coppola

01:11:38.860 his big afi life

01:11:40.560 achievement award

01:11:41.440 steven spielberg uh

01:11:43.220 was there and i

01:11:44.800 mean steven's made

01:11:45.680 some of the best

01:11:46.640 movies of all time

01:11:47.480 he considers the

01:11:49.200 19 he said as he

01:11:50.460 was introducing uh

01:11:51.780 as he was giving

01:11:52.460 the award out to

01:11:53.180 francis ford coppola

01:11:54.060 the 1972 movie the

01:11:56.460 best film ever

01:11:57.940 produced was

01:11:59.820 godfather uh the

01:12:01.160 three-time academy

01:12:01.940 award might be right

01:12:02.660 about godfather i

01:12:03.740 might be right about

01:12:04.840 that i don't

01:12:05.100 necessarily disagree

01:12:06.080 with that at all

01:12:06.860 uh he called

01:12:07.880 coppola peerless so

01:12:10.240 if you want to see

01:12:11.460 it uh you're gonna

01:12:12.700 have to wait until

01:12:13.320 december 30th uh

01:12:14.760 that's gonna a

01:12:15.620 turner classic movies

01:12:16.820 is gonna show the

01:12:18.720 the afi life

01:12:20.100 achievement award

01:12:20.860 the 50th anniversary

01:12:22.080 special that

01:12:23.260 happened just this

01:12:25.060 weekend so you gotta

01:12:26.480 wait eight months or

01:12:27.460 nine months or however

01:12:28.820 long it is weird when

01:12:29.580 they do that same with

01:12:30.740 the rock and roll hall of

01:12:31.600 fame presentation yes

01:12:32.840 weird okay whatever

01:12:34.540 okay viewing deal you

01:12:36.100 have i got it you got to

01:12:37.280 fill some time over the

01:12:38.240 holidays we'll air it then

01:12:40.180 okay all right one of the

01:12:42.240 big all the big names were

01:12:43.180 there including uh your

01:12:44.600 boy george lucas uh

01:12:46.540 see my boy he's your

01:12:47.660 boy you know he's your

01:12:48.640 boy a lot of boys that

01:12:49.800 i didn't know about

01:12:50.500 you've got star wars

01:12:51.640 episode three revenge of

01:12:52.920 the sith in the theaters

01:12:53.880 again making money uh

01:12:55.960 making huge money

01:12:57.180 actually yeah it is and

01:12:58.760 uh then you have the

01:13:00.440 three episode uh you

01:13:02.200 have the um uh lucas film

01:13:06.140 is turning the ninth

01:13:07.320 jedi into a full animated

01:13:09.760 series expanding the fan

01:13:11.840 favorite visions short

01:13:13.440 into a longer form tv

01:13:14.840 adventure and he's also

01:13:16.940 got uh have you started

01:13:17.960 watching and or yet

01:13:19.140 have yeah disney plus

01:13:20.220 like it there's two or

01:13:21.240 three episodes dropped on

01:13:22.400 that now yeah really good

01:13:23.380 this should be up to four

01:13:24.440 now all right yeah all

01:13:25.820 right nice uh and so the

01:13:27.900 uh you know congratulations

01:13:29.160 to them you'll get to see

01:13:30.460 him in december uh give

01:13:32.900 that to uh francis ford

01:13:34.300 can't wait uh the oscars

01:13:36.100 are making some big changes

01:13:37.080 um we taught we we knew

01:13:39.800 that they were adding the

01:13:40.560 stunt design uh category

01:13:42.740 stunt design yeah okay

01:13:47.600 well it's well deserved

01:13:48.800 yes okay that's what i

01:13:52.440 thought i don't mean to

01:13:53.200 imply it's not it sounded

01:13:54.600 like it is stunt design

01:13:56.480 how often have we talked

01:13:57.920 about wow that was

01:13:58.600 incredible i know stunt

01:13:59.980 design in that film if you

01:14:01.640 don't you're not in the

01:14:02.440 industry and the industry

01:14:05.020 is very happy about that

01:14:06.320 oh so and they're so happy

01:14:08.340 that we'll get to it in

01:14:09.880 2027 oh we can't do it

01:14:12.080 right now okay yeah

01:14:13.280 right now you want the

01:14:14.380 build up yeah you do we

01:14:16.000 can't do it i mean we'll

01:14:16.740 be happy to do it just

01:14:18.360 sure not right now or

01:14:20.660 next year but the year

01:14:22.780 after then we'll do it

01:14:24.420 that's correct okay but

01:14:25.500 we love you stunt people

01:14:26.760 oh man do we have and

01:14:28.220 your design we love your

01:14:29.800 design so we'll celebrate

01:14:32.040 that soon so now uh one

01:14:34.020 of the rules uh that for

01:14:35.320 their they just dropped

01:14:36.040 their rule book for the

01:14:37.160 98th oscars uh and then

01:14:39.560 most notably one of the

01:14:40.500 rule changes is all

01:14:41.860 nominees in a category

01:14:43.400 uh must watch the movie

01:14:46.100 before you could vote on

01:14:47.760 it what sticklers for 0.68

01:14:49.980 detail wait i gotta watch

01:14:52.200 the movie every movie

01:14:53.380 vote on it every movie

01:14:54.480 okay the academy is gonna

01:14:55.820 track viewing via their

01:14:57.680 members only streaming

01:14:58.900 app next you're gonna ask

01:15:00.320 me to read a book before

01:15:01.540 i review it well i can't do

01:15:03.520 that i can't do that okay

01:15:05.940 well you can't vote and if

01:15:08.700 you if you go how do you

01:15:09.920 know if you go to see well

01:15:11.400 they're gonna track you on

01:15:12.120 the app oh okay if you

01:15:13.820 watch it now many people

01:15:15.120 have said before i let you

01:15:16.260 know that uh you know if

01:15:17.540 you go and watch it at the

01:15:18.940 theater or a festival or

01:15:20.640 something uh then you're

01:15:21.880 gonna have to fill out a

01:15:22.600 form declaring when and

01:15:23.780 where you watched it and

01:15:24.740 document where you watched

01:15:25.860 it but many people are

01:15:27.360 saying that a lot of the

01:15:28.780 actors are able to put the

01:15:31.560 movie on via the oscar app

01:15:35.340 and then walk away oh

01:15:37.860 and not actually watch it

01:15:39.280 because it only tracks you

01:15:40.280 when it has the movie

01:15:41.180 playing i don't believe

01:15:42.720 anyone would do that but

01:15:45.120 i'm just not hollywood

01:15:46.460 actors come on hey come

01:15:48.120 on man they're way too

01:15:49.620 way above that way too

01:15:52.440 much integrity above that

01:15:53.920 yeah so there's no way

01:15:55.000 that that happens they also

01:15:57.040 said that ai tools uh won't

01:15:59.140 help or hurt your oscar

01:16:00.400 chances but human

01:16:01.720 creative authorship must

01:16:03.540 be at the heart of the

01:16:04.580 work so okay okay

01:16:06.720 uh there's also no

01:16:07.960 trash talking members are

01:16:09.880 officially banned from

01:16:10.840 publicly criticizing

01:16:12.120 techniques used in

01:16:14.260 eligible films uh okay

01:16:16.660 so don't be bad mouthing

01:16:17.980 the movies uh don't do

01:16:19.400 that and also there's

01:16:21.140 also going to be a

01:16:22.420 short list for

01:16:23.440 cinematography like

01:16:24.740 they're going to narrow

01:16:25.800 it down to 10 20

01:16:27.020 finalists and then

01:16:28.600 that's what they do to

01:16:29.600 the visual effects and

01:16:30.620 makeup too but most

01:16:31.660 importantly you've got to

01:16:33.020 watch every movie before

01:16:34.120 you vote on it and they're

01:16:35.280 going to make sure that uh

01:16:36.480 not just the movie is on

01:16:38.160 the uh sheet but all the

01:16:40.220 names of the actors and

01:16:41.720 people who made the movie

01:16:42.700 are going to be part of

01:16:43.980 your uh viewing so on the

01:16:46.420 ballots so that's good i mean

01:16:47.820 good for them good for them

01:16:49.220 good that hollywood's taken

01:16:50.720 care of that you know be

01:16:53.280 sure to subscribe to my

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01:16:57.880 fat with jeff fisher please

01:16:59.040 rate and review where

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01:17:03.040 for another one because

01:17:04.060 this is one of my favorite

01:17:04.980 stories the jersey mics i'm a

01:17:07.560 fan of jersey mics uh has a

01:17:09.360 new ceo for the first time in

01:17:10.780 50 years after founder peter

01:17:13.080 cancro the founder and ceo of

01:17:15.300 jersey mic subs stepping back

01:17:17.060 from his leadership position

01:17:18.500 uh they announced thursday

01:17:20.900 that he's going to be

01:17:21.760 replaced by the former ceo of

01:17:24.140 wing stop um beginning just a

01:17:26.680 couple of days ago and uh he's

01:17:28.960 gonna you know take the jersey

01:17:30.960 mics uh by the bull by the 0.87

01:17:33.460 horns and make it grow even 0.91

01:17:35.020 bigger than it was now the

01:17:36.780 reason that he's stepping back

01:17:38.380 is i think one of my favorite

01:17:40.560 most people you know they have

01:17:41.740 lawsuits something bad happens

01:17:44.260 nope uh not too long ago he had

01:17:47.840 sold uh a significant stake of

01:17:51.100 jersey mics to this private

01:17:52.780 equity giant blackstone for

01:17:55.500 eight billion dollars so now

01:17:58.440 he's decided you know what i'm

01:18:00.020 gonna take eight billion i'm

01:18:02.040 gonna take a step back uh you

01:18:04.140 know what i'll still be on the

01:18:05.300 board wow i'll still be on the

01:18:06.840 board and yeah you can call me if

01:18:08.700 you want but i'm i'm busy i'm

01:18:12.520 busy yeah good for him yeah

01:18:14.320 that's good for him what is he

01:18:16.080 70 really nice yeah he's

01:18:18.200 probably pretty aged been doing

01:18:19.760 it for 50 years yeah that's a

01:18:21.520 while yeah surprise jersey mike is

01:18:24.140 is worth eight billion dollars

01:18:26.540 they have 3 000 locations oh

01:18:28.680 wow i mean there's wow a lot of

01:18:30.640 locations pretty good he's been

01:18:31.960 running it for 50 years so he's at

01:18:33.800 least what 68 at least at the very

01:18:36.920 least probably 70 or more yeah

01:18:38.880 probably hmm that's good for him

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01:20:29.160 i love this story uh it is pat and jeffy

01:20:31.920 for glenn today um you hear about the

01:20:34.420 chinese student 27 years old goes to

01:20:37.480 japan and hikes up mount fuji and on the

01:20:41.140 way up and who hasn't by the way just i

01:20:43.300 mean that's that's a i had a dime for

01:20:45.320 every time i hiked mount fuji it's a

01:20:47.500 bucket list yeah yeah uh but he he happens

01:20:50.960 to get all altitude sickness so he can't

01:20:53.740 make it he gets really sick and he has to

01:20:55.600 call for help and so they have to airlift him

01:20:57.480 off the mountain okay so they've airlifted

01:20:59.780 him now off the mountain yeah they

01:21:01.480 airlift him off the mountain then he

01:21:03.100 realizes oh crap i left my phone up there

01:21:05.900 so he goes back up the mountain he doesn't

01:21:10.180 send a do person doesn't send anybody he

01:21:12.600 goes up the mountain again and gets

01:21:16.020 altitude sickness again and they have to

01:21:19.680 rescue him again it's awesome but did he

01:21:22.960 get the phone the second time nobody

01:21:24.960 nobody knows nobody knows if he actually

01:21:26.700 retrieved the phone they think that

01:21:29.280 maybe he couldn't find it uh before he

01:21:31.980 got sick oh wow so yeah so it's still

01:21:34.120 there still there he'll probably go up a

01:21:36.160 third time yeah i would tell this guy

01:21:38.200 listen doofus you go up the mountain a

01:21:41.300 third time you're not we're not coming

01:21:43.020 for you you're on your own okay you can

01:21:44.520 hike back down you're on your own wait

01:21:47.340 till somebody comes down maybe they could

01:21:48.920 drag you down this thing yep yep it's

01:21:51.920 awful i love that doofus how much if

01:21:56.640 you're the rescuer how much would that

01:21:58.120 piss you off it happened twice in the

01:22:00.260 same week right so it was like three

01:22:02.120 days later he went back up the mountain

01:22:04.020 aren't you the same guy yeah dragged out

01:22:06.140 of here yeah i am but i lost my phone i

01:22:08.380 got i mean i'm not gonna buy another

01:22:09.920 phone

01:22:10.520 i just got sick again and i can't

01:22:14.860 continue to climb

01:22:16.060 so he did find his phone he really did

01:22:18.740 okay good

01:22:19.480 thank goodness

01:22:21.160 now i hope he can get himself back into

01:22:23.260 shape and try to make that climb again

01:22:24.840 because you want to check that off your

01:22:26.120 bucket list

01:22:26.780 you know and it's not i mean it's high but

01:22:30.920 it's not that high it's 12 400 feet or

01:22:34.040 something mount fuji and yeah that's high

01:22:36.380 but there's many higher don't take away

01:22:38.800 from my bucket list i still want to climb

01:22:41.020 do you you still want to go at mount

01:22:43.660 fuji yeah okay let me know when you go

01:22:46.220 uh maybe i'll videotape you going

01:22:49.480 really side yeah okay until i lose sight

01:22:51.700 of you clear up there so you'd probably

01:22:54.040 make it

01:22:54.500 seven eight feet up the side of the

01:22:56.540 mountain wouldn't you seven eight feet

01:22:57.980 yeah

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01:26:11.480 uh you see in the uh tv ratings fox just doubled msnbc in the rating huh they beat msnbc and cnn

01:26:24.180 combined wow by a lot so they are dying on the vine over there man aren't they though i mean i don't

01:26:33.540 know why you would watch uh msnbc especially personally i don't um yeah i don't i don't i

01:26:39.300 mean i kept we catch the clips we play the clips yeah that get shared on social media uh that's how

01:26:45.020 i know about what happens on their networks uh but i don't watch it i rarely do i i mean when

01:26:52.340 other people in my home are scrolling through the news cycles and stuff once in a while

01:26:58.360 um it will be stopped on msnbc or cnn and my father-in-law is sitting there and he's like

01:27:05.220 i just want to see what these doofuses are doing and then he moves on yeah yeah that's i mean that's

01:27:12.240 that's all it's worth yeah even that's it that's even a little too much frankly that's even a little

01:27:18.120 more attention than it deserves because i you know i'll come walking through i'm like why do you have

01:27:22.300 this network yeah what are you doing what are you watching fox's weekday primetime ratings in fact

01:27:27.820 landed as the second highest on all of tv beating uh beating out abc's 2.9 million average viewers

01:27:35.600 and nbc's 2.8 million viewers with a very solid 3.1 average uh 3.1 million this is daytime uh no

01:27:44.840 it's prime time okay okay prime time uh cbs led the overall numbers with 4.9 million total viewers

01:27:52.740 in prime time so cbs i've got some shows that's why fox then abc then nbc yeah that's incredible

01:28:02.240 yeah it's also incredible how much uh of the audience broadcast network television has lost

01:28:11.660 a lot because 4.9 million total viewers it used to be you know the winning network would have 30

01:28:21.240 million right or 25 million at least right but 4.9 now wow uh so so far in 2025 fox's average

01:28:32.560 three and a half million weekday primetime viewers compared to nbc's 3.1 million and abc's 3 million

01:28:38.920 that is really incredible that's really something yeah holy cow i mean wow look lester's doing

01:28:46.700 everything he can to keep nbc afloat your boy lester at nbc yeah lester he's doing everything he

01:28:52.180 can but my gosh he's trying he's trying to do it alone no he can't in fact isn't he he's leaving

01:28:58.180 the broadcast chair right he's he's turned that over to somebody else now and that hurts you i know

01:29:03.780 in the near future yeah it hasn't happened yet i know no okay as far as i know as far as i know

01:29:09.800 lester's still there you mean you're not watching every night that's weird because he's your boy i

01:29:15.760 know so how are you missing out on your boy i just don't all right uh i gotta we gotta share this um

01:29:25.200 steven miller on deportations with you because uh steven miller is one of the most outspoken and

01:29:32.900 best voices in the trump administration i love this guy this guy you'd like to have him with you

01:29:37.920 with you every day just to take over your conversations yes somebody asked you a question

01:29:43.380 you never you never lose a conversation or an argument if steven miller is nearby excuse me

01:29:48.840 mr fisher steve that'd be great yes and so here is uh what he had to say on deportations

01:29:57.120 you want to hit a million deportations this year at least you're at 139 000 and you still get a million

01:30:01.580 here well the rate of deportation is increasing every single day remember we inherited a system

01:30:06.360 that was completely shut down it was completely broke and now president trump is working with the

01:30:11.720 overwhelming backing and support of the american public to get that system operating at full speed

01:30:16.320 and efficiency and once we clear away some of these rogue district court injunctions will be able to

01:30:20.640 operate with an even greater degree of force and speed and so i think we will vastly exceed that number

01:30:26.000 in addition to all of the self deportations that are occurring and will continue to occur and once

01:30:32.000 we're able to begin applying these increasingly significant consequences financially criminally

01:30:37.100 for the aliens who choose to remain we will see even faster and quicker voluntary departures from the 0.99

01:30:44.860 united states the odd line is that the president is going to continue and expand and accelerate the

01:30:51.080 effort to remove from our midst people who have no lawful right to be here and we will do so without 1.00

01:30:55.600 apology thank you and we will do so without apology thank you thank you in other words have a good day

01:31:01.840 i've said all i'm going to say on this topic now beat it i've got another meeting to go to so we're done

01:31:07.040 i love it he just doesn't care he and tom homan uh well really everybody yeah in the administration

01:31:14.680 is like this very familiar with all the facts yeah all the information that they need to talk about

01:31:19.960 yeah and they're not taking it from the press they're not who try to spin things in a different way

01:31:26.280 right it's just it's it's fun to watch it is very refreshing uh he did have a little bit more though

01:31:31.680 on deporting mothers because you know they've deported mothers is that the best way to really 1.00

01:31:36.960 spend our time mothers first of all they tried to make this about deporting two-year-old children 1.00

01:31:42.900 the children they were they're deporting two-year-olds just snatching up children in daycare centers and

01:31:48.360 sending them out of the country right uh here's how he addressed that is it the best use of the 1.00

01:31:53.120 administration's resources to going after moms of young kids basically do you yourself have an

01:31:58.580 opinion on the subject i'm more interested in yours well what percentage of the let's just pick an

01:32:04.340 even number of say um 10 million illegal aliens let's say that biden released i think it's

01:32:11.340 closer to 20 let's say he released 10 million legal aliens into the country over the last four years

01:32:14.620 what percentage do you think we should let stay here of those 10 million i'm not trying to do a

01:32:18.640 game no but i'm saying no no but you think that's the best use of well hold on but the is it is it your

01:32:23.700 view that if a democrat president releases 10 15 20 million illegals into the country they all then 0.99

01:32:29.460 should get to stay forever and for all of life steven i don't have a view about what democratic

01:32:33.400 presidents do i'm asking what a republican president of course he does okay so you don't want to answer

01:32:37.460 the question because you know the answer is obvious everyone that biden let in has to go home of course

01:32:42.400 and it's a crazy thing to even ask yeah we should give administrative amnesty so great to some subset

01:32:47.320 of the illegals that biden and i'm here's how we're prioritizing it

01:32:51.640 ice is going to continue to focus on raids against high threat criminal aliens we're going to use the

01:32:57.940 entire force and power of the federal government to get them all home many will choose also to

01:33:03.000 leave voluntarily and take advantage of the cbp home app but we are not going to ask taxpayers to

01:33:07.180 subsidize the presence of a single illegal alien in this country that's so great nice and again they're

01:33:13.720 doing it without apology and if you want to make this about deporting mothers okay go ahead uh but

01:33:20.900 they're deporting everybody who shouldn't be here what is wrong with that right there's nothing wrong

01:33:25.440 with that they shouldn't be here they're here illegally what part of that don't you understand

01:33:30.940 it's just it's it's madness it sure is and we've been putting it up putting up with it for way too

01:33:39.140 long absolutely and i appreciate how he turns it around just a little bit which is what's the number

01:33:43.520 that you would like us to deport i'm more interested in your opinion are you have an opinion on

01:33:50.300 of course you don't of course you that's exactly why you're asking the question yes yes that's the

01:33:56.020 best use of the government's resources and you're asking it with that snotty attitude and a negative

01:34:01.800 way yeah and uh of course you have absolutely you have an opinion on the subject why don't you tell me

01:34:07.240 how many do we leave out of the 10 million how many should stay nine million let me know eight

01:34:11.660 million what do you think all the mothers should stay here and their children the next cabinet 0.99

01:34:16.140 meeting tell me what you think right and i'll bring it to president trump and we'll talk about

01:34:21.480 it uh at the next meeting i mean it's silly and i i love it that they put these reporters in their

01:34:28.420 place i do too it's just great because they've had their way with it for how long now uh decades

01:34:34.500 really decades and now i think that president trump and his staff got together and they decided at the

01:34:42.020 very beginning you know what we're not going to just take it this time right we're going to give

01:34:46.320 some of it back to them and they are and they are they're doing just that uh caroline levitt who's

01:34:53.000 also pretty darn good uh in this game she was talking about protecting whistleblowers the other day

01:34:58.520 i can tell you certainly the president um commends anyone who steps out and speaks the truth especially

01:35:05.940 against um the malpractice that we saw over the last four years under the previous administration

01:35:11.940 i could speak to the two cases at the treasury department the two whistleblowers there who blew

01:35:16.480 the whistle on the hunter biden tax fraud case have been promoted by secretary besant so certainly we

01:35:21.860 commend anyone who has the courage to step up and speak the truth and as for those who unfortunately

01:35:27.140 try to to leak especially classified information to the legacy media to put our troops in harm's way

01:35:33.420 our law enforcement officials at a harm's way leaks like that will not be tolerated but those who

01:35:39.520 are seeking to protect um the truth will certainly be commended and applauded for that she also also

01:35:46.360 had some things to say about um attorney general pam bondy and the epstein files oh yeah kind of i can

01:35:53.700 assure you that the attorney general and her team at the department of justice are working on this

01:35:58.020 diligently for a specific timeline i'd have to check in with them um and we can certainly do that for

01:36:03.400 you rogan in the effort of transparency but i will tell you the attorney general is a bulldog she is 1.00

01:36:10.160 someone you want on your team and when she wants to get something done she gets it done i've seen her

01:36:14.820 do it in various instances already in her time as attorney general and when she makes a promise she keeps

01:36:20.520 it um so i i think i don't have a specific timeline on you for that but i do know that they're working on

01:36:26.200 it over there okay okay yeah okay okay all right that's what you keep saying yeah i mean we keep

01:36:33.860 hearing that it's not your desk well see we heard her say so in the beginning we did and uh cash patel

01:36:40.960 and so we bought into that that they were going to release those right away but they haven't yet

01:36:47.380 now it's on that desk there's a piles on top of that we can't get to it right now yeah it seems to

01:36:53.840 be under some other files yeah it's more it's not more important but it's there i can't reach it

01:36:58.580 right now is it too heavy or the files on top of it the files on top of it all right i just can't

01:37:04.820 get to it i want to man do i can we get a forklift in here and lift the files on top of it code

01:37:10.340 regulations so sorry so i don't know if that's what it is i don't know i don't know i don't know

01:37:19.000 either i mean everybody that just opens up the conspiracy world even more it does yeah forever

01:37:25.760 i mean i want to believe them that that's what they're doing and they're going to release it i

01:37:29.980 do too but they haven't yet no they haven't so we'll see maybe they still will and maybe that'll

01:37:36.040 be coming soon i don't know but they won't give us any time i mean they gave us a little preview

01:37:39.980 thing right what wasn't that the wasn't that the preview release was that the epstein stuff well

01:37:44.120 they they gave us the jfk files and then some more files on that and then they gave us the mlk

01:37:49.620 stuff and there was yeah and the rfk stuff right and the epstein thing they gave a list of like names

01:37:56.440 he had in his contact list or something doesn't mean that they were with him on the island or any of

01:38:01.960 that but i think they gave a contact because i've seen i've seen the uh the address book from his office

01:38:08.180 which had you know names and numbers in it but it wasn't you know that so what he's right he was

01:38:14.600 always fundraising and yeah looking for money so i don't know what that means but uh i don't i haven't

01:38:21.720 seen any anything that's legitimate information about who was all there why it was traveling all of

01:38:27.060 that yeah still looking forward yeah uh all right uh more coming up in just one minute

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01:40:06.000 so i saw a story in out of montana that i thought maybe reminded me of you pat i know you're from the

01:40:24.360 mean streets from the mean streets of helena montana yeah yeah so seniors at uh conrad high

01:40:30.260 school which that's that's not on the mean streets way up there right i think it's by canada yeah i

01:40:36.300 mean that's up there in the indian reservation country yes uh they uh orchestrated a senior prank 1.00

01:40:42.120 uh they found out that uh it was uh if they rode their horses to school uh the principal was

01:40:51.200 responsible for feeding and caring for them during the school day that's a law what that's a law

01:40:57.700 according to conrad is that real it's a it's actually a law that if you ride your horse to

01:41:03.720 school that's correct the principal of that school must take care of your horse i'm surprised you're

01:41:08.160 not aware of it being from montana well i don't know if it's a conrad law i didn't ride my horse all

01:41:13.220 that often pretty dangerous on the main streets anyway yes it is the bullet fire the gunfire is too

01:41:18.520 extensive so the last day of school all the seniors rode their horses to school and the principals

01:41:23.820 had to take care of uh did they do it horses yes they did and i guess it was a you know that was

01:41:29.520 well received by the school community i wonder if they told him in advance just good clean fun right

01:41:35.580 there except i'm sure it wasn't very clean what was coming out of the horses was probably not all

01:41:41.540 that clean listen it's montana's rural heritage uh then the enduring presence of equestrian culture for

01:41:47.460 the region uh no the answer is no so you get back on that horse and ride it back home because

01:41:53.120 i'm not taking care of it i'm not doing it i'm not clearing that up they must have cleared that in

01:41:58.880 advance right okay otherwise they've got a really good humored principle show up to work with the law

01:42:05.440 of printed out saying it's the law you can take care of my horse

01:42:08.420 i don't know that's amazing that is uh that's a that's a fun principle that's a fun principle i'll tell

01:42:15.480 you this my principal from the mean streets at capitol high school in helena he would not have

01:42:20.280 taken care of our horse no what if it was the law if it's the conrad law i don't know if it's just

01:42:26.260 it must be just a conrad law because i'm pretty sure uh our helena principal would not have done that

01:42:32.240 uh but maybe that's just me i don't know it says here that this is a montana law really not just a

01:42:39.080 conrad wow i wish we would have known about it and ridden our horses all right i can't tell you how

01:42:45.060 many times i wanted to ride my horse to the school when i was in high school i could because

01:42:51.800 i thought many many times i'm not gonna be able to take care of it but you don't have to yeah you

01:42:55.840 don't have the principal well that's his problem yeah thank you or hers oh yeah yeah uh using

01:43:03.060 gendered language right that's right it's wrong it's absolutely wrong that is amazing though uh that 1.00

01:43:09.220 yeah that's funny that's a fun story that's just good for them good clean yeah good for them

01:43:14.260 yeah uh all right you ever cleaned out horse stalls uh no i have not i have have you cleaned

01:43:20.960 out i have actually really honestly you have one of the first jobs i ever had uh a guy in our

01:43:26.340 neighborhood mr wallace uh owned show port show ponies and uh he took me out to the fairgrounds

01:43:33.220 where he kept his horses every saturday and i had to shovel out the horse stalls and take care of

01:43:38.840 the horses and feed and water them again no thank you i came home i remember mr wallace the old guy

01:43:43.320 then i mean i was just a little kid and he asked me if i wanted a job doing that and i came home and

01:43:48.060 asked my dad you think i should go out to the fairgrounds and clean the horse stalls for mr wallace

01:43:53.360 i bet he said yes get out more than one day a week or just one day a week no more than one day

01:44:01.140 just every saturday out there is cleaning up mr wallace's horse stalls uh-huh yeah it's not it's uh

01:44:07.820 it's a job you loved right it is you wish you did it still well no i don't but i'm surprised but i

01:44:14.240 did it you don't want to continue to do yeah i did i did it for a long time it felt like a long time

01:44:18.500 seriously how long did you like one week no one day no it was one day it was i mean at least a summer

01:44:24.560 yeah really yeah at least you did it a full summer had to be at least that long yeah that's pretty good

01:44:29.700 that's pretty good i'm surprised you've done some good honest work in your life a quitter

01:44:36.160 really yeah okay all right well there you go uh jeff fisher is not a quitter not a quitter

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01:45:00.440 of los angeles but they are saying that the shipments are going to be down just a bit it's just

01:45:05.540 yeah we'll get into that and a lot more coming up

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01:46:49.360 pat and jeffy for glenn today triple eight seven two seven

01:47:01.020 b-e-c-k this will make you feel old uh there are at least 22 classic timeless albums

01:47:11.720 that turned 50 this year oh wow they've been out for 50 years number one bruce springsteen's born

01:47:23.360 to run you believe that 50 50 years years ago that came out uh the fleetwood mac album

01:47:30.200 self-titled fleetwood mac so this isn't rumors that's not quite rumors is only like 48 years

01:47:37.040 yeah ish uh then we got david bowie young americans wow led zeppelin physical uh physical

01:47:45.980 graffiti uh 50 years old this year she's like it just i can't believe it um queen a night at the

01:47:54.400 opera i think that's the one is that the one bohemian rhapsody i'm not sure yeah it is it's the

01:47:59.640 one with bohemian rhapsody on it uh really good that's been a hit so many times though uh that's

01:48:07.100 that's a time all these albums i remember sitting on my grandfather's lap listening to do yeah

01:48:13.040 i just do yeah so you're i was listening to listen to this i know that's not true because

01:48:19.900 if you sat on your grandfather's list uh lap 50 years ago he crushed him dead why would he's not

01:48:27.840 living anymore after that what i heard why what do you mean i'm just saying you're a little big for

01:48:35.960 his lap that's all i'm saying and you would have either crushed his legs and they would have had

01:48:42.040 no i understand what you meant i got what you meant or he just flat out died from the trauma

01:48:48.400 i don't know one of those again i understand what you meant do you yeah okay i just wanted to make

01:48:54.460 sure

01:48:54.820 all right good thing we don't fat shame on this show though thank you know what i mean thank you

01:49:03.020 that's what i'm saying do not fat shame on this show i don't tolerate it uh bob dylan blood on the

01:49:08.360 tracks you're a dylan fan right years yeah you like him yeah i do yeah i'm not a big dylan fan i was

01:49:14.360 forced to like bob who forced you uh my first wife okay my first wife was a big fan of his

01:49:21.120 nothing you can do about that uh that's the one with tangled up in blue in it uh that i only know

01:49:26.840 from the hootie and the blowfish song because he used it in uh in his in his hit song

01:49:32.740 um patty smith horses oh yeah came out 50 years ago never been a big patty smith fan uh earth

01:49:39.620 winded fire that's the way of the world 50 years ago holy cow that is just amazing uh pink floyd

01:49:48.940 wish you were here i mean all these albums are still being played yeah yeah it's 50 years it's

01:49:54.240 pretty incredible it is incredible the music has what stood the stand shows you the timelessness of

01:49:58.700 the music yeah it really does yeah uh paul simon still crazy after all these years 50 years old

01:50:04.680 uh neil young tonight's the night um jonie mitchell the hissing of summer lawns not one of my

01:50:13.900 favorites really really no really no really what is your jonie mitchell favorite oh man man when

01:50:20.920 you're talking jonie mitchell it's hard to pick one okay uh but okay she did uh she did uh big

01:50:30.600 yellow taxi yeah right yeah that's my favorite jonie mitchell song okay yeah right there i mean

01:50:36.280 who doesn't love that song uh no there's nobody who doesn't love that song nobody actually i don't

01:50:41.600 even like it from her i like it from uh who was it that redid that all right it's been redone a

01:50:48.180 couple of darn it in the 90s though it's uh i can't even think of the name of the band but

01:50:53.660 uh roxy music oh yeah siren came out in 1975 yeah i was forced to like them oh jeez as did the who

01:51:01.440 the who by numbers uh aerosmith toys in the attic man oh man had a friend with a an eight track player

01:51:09.660 i didn't have one in any of in any of our cars uh really my friend had an eight track player yeah

01:51:15.000 and hook an eight track player up to the horse did not no no separate speaker on the saddle no okay

01:51:22.440 had to make do by getting into my my friend's ltd and uh firing up toys in the attic on that so good

01:51:29.980 uh uh and you know at the time it was really cool because that's all we had that was even before

01:51:35.100 cassettes clicking of tracks right in the middle of a song sometimes sometimes

01:51:39.640 but you were pretty pretty fortunate when the song would end and then it would change yes you

01:51:44.580 were very fortunate because they didn't really care no they did not at the time i think when they

01:51:49.180 first started they didn't care and then they began to care yeah and then it was too late

01:51:52.840 then we'd already then we moved on then by then it was like okay you know what would be better than

01:51:57.460 this is the cassette thing let's do a cassette tape yeah yeah and then it was like you know what's

01:52:02.180 even better than that let's do a cd yeah and uh then came digital and now it's uh all of that

01:52:07.780 stuff's completely obsolete uh jeff beck blow by blow oh yeah great album um kiss alive 50 years

01:52:18.580 wow um are they still together is kiss still around yeah i think they're actually uh on their final

01:52:25.940 leg of their of their final tour world yeah yeah and they still dress up right because they went

01:52:31.980 through a phase i remember where they stopped doing that you remember that they got i don't

01:52:37.260 know they had some big fight or something but i mean then they tried to make everybody feel bad

01:52:41.420 because the costumes weighed so much and you know they're getting old so it takes a lot for them

01:52:46.460 to lug around that entire process nobody cared get back in the makeup and shut up we're not here to see 0.96

01:52:52.740 that okay right hey we wouldn't we wouldn't have liked you as much yeah that's that's true yeah so

01:52:59.380 it was a really good it was a really good way to uh be noticed and it worked and it worked so

01:53:06.260 monsters man stick with it okay just stick with so anyway uh big yellow taxi so you got uh harry styles

01:53:13.540 version you got county crows county crows county crows that's what i was talking about county crows

01:53:18.100 yeah uh harry styles i didn't know he did it yeah i like harry styles he's good you don't like

01:53:23.880 harry styles i just said i'm sure it's great why are you looking at me like that because it was the

01:53:30.080 it was the way and it's a joey it's the joey mitchell song to begin with uh-huh it is so yeah so

01:53:36.800 uh the isley brothers the heat is on great album uh let's see that had the hit single for the love of

01:53:44.180 you on it all right uh 10 cc wow 10 cc the original soundtrack yeah i'm not in love is on that

01:53:53.940 on that particular album great song love i'm not in love uh parliament mothership connection oh 50

01:54:02.280 years old uh steve reich i don't even know who that is who's steve reich are you familiar with him

01:54:07.200 musician for 18 musicians not sure that doesn't make me feel old at all because i don't know who he is

01:54:13.100 and then uh willie nelson redheaded stranger wow all of those 50 years 50 years old now uh so they're

01:54:21.860 all i mean again they're all great albums and i'm really happy that my grandfather turned me on to

01:54:26.660 them uh played almost all those on the radio you know certainly the 10 cc uh kiss you know back in

01:54:34.840 the day we played all of this aerosmith um but i didn't make it to the radio until i was a junior in

01:54:41.420 high school so that was a couple years after this actually thank you okay but uh but jeffy was on

01:54:49.480 his grandfather's lap at the time listen to him crushing his poor legs and uh putting him in the

01:54:57.440 hospital had the phonograph right there in front of us uh-huh uh-huh uh did we did that's all there

01:55:04.980 was except for the eight track uh that's pretty much all there was everybody listened to it on a

01:55:09.640 phonograph absolutely i just put that album on the little turntable and off it went at 33 and a third

01:55:19.000 i remember when my grandfather purchased a zenith allegro quad system that uh he thought was just

01:55:26.020 awesome uh your grandfather thought that yeah had an eight track tape player am fm radio turntable

01:55:34.000 four speakers was it in a huge it's just awesome like uh no this was a separate thing oh it was a

01:55:40.400 separate thing yeah it wasn't like uh the magnavox or the yeah that's what we had yeah the you know

01:55:45.140 those holy cow those were they weighed about 5 000 pounds you're not stealing those no you're not

01:55:50.620 you're not stealing those you can barely get them unless you brought a forklift with you

01:55:54.560 you barely get them in the house yeah people left them when they moved because they didn't want to

01:55:58.200 move them yeah they did we had that in my house the house i grew up with until

01:56:05.400 i think still till my mom my mom died i bet which was in 2017 i bet now man maybe the tv worked maybe

01:56:13.480 the tv didn't but i'm sure the radio still did the radio still did the radio worked i think the

01:56:19.500 turntable worked never used it but we and i don't know if the eight track worked or not because we didn't

01:56:24.660 have any more eight tracks at the time so uh amazing though just and she kept that forever

01:56:31.520 set the flat screen up on top yes they did yeah they absolutely did i know because it was a good

01:56:38.320 looking piece of furniture actually you know it looked it looked okay it's fine pushed up against

01:56:42.400 the wall and you couldn't move it so did you were you able to cover the tv screen or was that just

01:56:47.540 there no it was just there yeah okay yeah no it was it didn't come with a cabinet where you could

01:56:52.520 close it and not have to look at it all right 888-727-BECK more coming up this is glenn beck

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01:59:02.180 just went over some of the albums that are now 50 years old

01:59:05.540 uh just heard another interesting statistic that bj brought up for us um this was it was 50 years

01:59:13.900 ago that all four beatles appeared on the chart at the same time for the last time ever

01:59:18.680 wow all four of the solo beatles yeah were on the album uh or on the charts at the same time top 40

01:59:26.120 top 40 hits yeah incredible each of them had one uh it was it january of 75 yeah it was january 18th

01:59:34.000 january 18th 1975 so paul mccartney was on uh at number seven on the top 40 list with juniors farm

01:59:42.100 okay ringo had the number 12 song only you number nine dream from john lennon was 29th and george

01:59:51.260 harrison's dark horse was uh number 33 on the wow that interesting that's really something

01:59:56.360 uh currently still up wow as he was every time

02:00:00.220 and you know that that galled oh john lennon wow like i mean you can't believe he he thought he

02:00:08.780 was going to be the most successful solo i mean he had to deal with yoko and azir forever telling

02:00:13.400 him i can't believe it oh man that had to hurt just to shut her up yeah complaining

02:00:20.920 mccartney was by far the the most successful solo and then lennon wasn't even number two he was

02:00:26.560 third george harrison was number two is that amazing it's incredible uh all right we got uh nick

02:00:34.940 in new jersey has some information for us okay we were talking about steve reich who was like uh

02:00:41.160 number 20 on the list or something he mr all composer right yeah i don't know who he is i didn't know

02:00:47.480 but nick does hey yes he was the one artist i cared about on the list oh really he was okay

02:00:53.620 who was he steve reich is a percussionist and classical composer he's a minimalist though so he

02:01:00.120 has his early works include songs such as a loop of a in stereo of a preacher saying it's gonna rain

02:01:06.620 it's gonna rain it's gonna rain you know clip oh nice noah's ark so he also has that sounds fantastic

02:01:12.660 david bird did a lot of that stuff with i gotta get me that album with uh audio like that

02:01:17.320 so you like that stuff nick yeah i love it i annoy my family all the time with i have a music for 18

02:01:23.960 musicians that's awesome but he also uh covers themes such as 9-11 uh themes such as um oh what's

02:01:31.760 the other one um you know the holocaust things like that his things that have historical significance

02:01:36.320 okay um he has um the song different trains is about the holocaust and he has people reciting you

02:01:41.780 know uh actual uh audio of people talking about their experiences in germany to um to a string

02:01:48.600 quartet going dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun over and over again

02:01:52.960 wow it sounds like pretty heavy subjects yeah no kidding yeah uh all right appreciate it thanks a lot

02:01:58.780 it sounds fascinating it does it's interesting that's awesome i love the the preacher man stuff david

02:02:02.880 burn uh used to uh of the talking heads uh yeah yeah uh used to create stuff like that too all the

02:02:09.620 time interesting yeah you know it's it's interesting how many uh pop artists went on to do classical music

02:02:15.560 for movies and things you know like uh uh danny elfman for instance he became a monster huge huge in the 0.68

02:02:22.640 movie industry uh any if you don't if you're not familiar uh was in oingo boingo back in the 80s

02:02:28.360 uh which i liked oh absolutely like a lot dead man's party um all right so in washington dc

02:02:35.700 oh yeah owner is actually going to pay for part of his own stadium they're looking to build a

02:02:44.060 whole new complex 177 acres housing retail clear out in maryland right now yeah they're coming back

02:02:50.680 they're coming back to rfk correct and uh so they're saying that he's gonna there it's gonna be you

02:02:56.820 know this is a huge thing centered around the brand new stadium 65 000 uh seat domed stadium or

02:03:05.020 roofed stadium which all stadiums should be uh for the nfl by the way completely disagree with that

02:03:10.820 all right whatever uh but the commanders football if it was baseball that'd be different games are

02:03:17.340 worth way too much money before they have to worry about the weather but the weather is part of it

02:03:21.580 all that baltimore buffalo team to build a new stadium in buffalo new york without a dome

02:03:27.060 is criminal you know why they didn't do it here's here's why they didn't do it the fans would have

02:03:31.960 had a revolution in buffalo they would have been so pissed well then they wouldn't have had to travel 0.99

02:03:35.960 to detroit when it stowed too much no play a game still they love it they love it the fact that they

02:03:41.840 have they have big snow days there and they have to play in the snow it's great we all love it so how

02:03:46.280 much of the stadiums are you gonna pay for so he pledged 2.7 billion oh he pledged he pledged 2.7

02:03:51.520 billion okay now that's what's it gonna cost he's looking for the taxpayers to come come in with a

02:03:56.980 billion no and the tax how about no well they've already they're already paying mr billionaire how

02:04:03.800 about you buy your own stadium all of it they're already paying a ballpark fee tax so they might as

02:04:10.060 well just gonna extend it they're just gonna extend it instead of letting it run in perpetuity

02:04:14.440 like forever well no no till they get this one paid off okay wow a number of people are saying

02:04:21.980 no to that they're on your side of that they're on your side yeah and they should be then the

02:04:27.320 billionaire owner should pay for his own stadium ballpark fee tax is already there just it's already

02:04:32.140 there don't worry about it don't worry about it they're already paying taxes we'll just keep them

02:04:37.560 going all right we'll see you tomorrow this is glenn beck

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 30, 2025

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