Glenn Beck is back on The Blaze Radio on Demand with a brand new episode of The Glenn Beck Show! This week, Glenn talks about the craziest things you should never say to the queer cripple during or after sex.
00:11:57.900Now, it wasn't that he was screaming in his ears as loud as he could to try to force him off the screen.
00:12:02.940Also, you know, Huffington Post, I know your journalistic standards are strong here, but he's not an alleged white supremacist when he says the abbreviation for Heil Hitler into the camera.
00:14:00.040Glenn Beck's just saying Shia LaBeouf is, and he supports the Heil Hitler guy.
00:14:07.080If I say the Heil Hitler guy was a straight up racist, and I don't have time to write, I don't have enough characters to write anything about Shia LaBeouf.
00:14:18.420There are, there are only two sides now to everything, and there's no nuance.
00:14:27.140You're either for Shia LaBeouf or against Shia LaBeouf, which means, translation, you're either for Donald Trump or against Donald Trump.
00:14:37.200It's so weird, and the Twitter thing is a particularly interesting place for that stuff to happen, because people tend to think that they are very smart if they can identify an argument you didn't make in the 144 characters.
00:14:51.540So if you don't give the nuance of, you know, okay, you can try to make your main point, and then they think, well, here's something you didn't say in that one half sentence that you have.
00:15:14.980That's what the format is designed to do.
00:15:17.000So it's not notable that you could come up with something else that could have been said but didn't fit.
00:15:23.440I'm always amazed by that, that people think, because you have, if you're going to sit there and obsess, and like, everyone gets off the rails on some point you're trying to make,
00:15:32.180because they try to think of all the things you didn't say.
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00:22:42.820Moments ago, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer acknowledged that the president believes three to five million votes were illegally cast in November.
00:22:50.220It was interesting what Mr. Spicer did not say.
00:22:53.380He did not say that he shared the belief even after he was asked.
00:23:07.300In fact, if there were even a fraction of the voter fraud that President Trump is alleging, he would be derelict not to order a major investigation.
00:23:23.220It would likely require a vast conspiracy involving public officials all over the country and would likely have had far-reaching impact in other contests, tainting races down the ballot, not just the presidential race.
00:23:35.260If President Trump's beliefs are true, Republican leaders in Congress should be holding hearings and trumpeting this injustice every single day.
00:23:43.600His Justice Department, his Department of Homeland Security, all of them would need to crack down immediately.
00:23:50.260Unless, of course, it's not even remotely true, which is, of course, the case.
00:23:55.960The first point is interesting that he makes in there, which is, he keeps talking about the presidential race.
00:25:59.980The people who did the study say it does not mean that.
00:26:02.260They specifically said, no, what they're claiming about this study is not what the study says.
00:26:08.100But they just keep quoting it over and over again.
00:26:09.740And I don't know if this very well might just be one of those things where they think it's a good strategy.
00:26:13.980We've talked about Trump as a brilliant media manipulator for a long time.
00:26:18.680And it may very well be they're doing these things like we'll say this thing that is blatantly obviously false that everyone can go and fact check like the crowd sizes or whatever.
00:26:31.000People will chase that squirrel over there and we'll get real work done over here.
00:26:35.380And that is the best way to look at it.
00:27:32.180It could be the case that this is the most genius thing that Trump has ever done.
00:27:38.380Because we are talking about this, and maybe he's glad, because all these wonderful things that he's done today are actually awful things from my point of view.
00:27:52.720That was the strategy of the Bush administration.
00:27:55.020Somebody else yesterday wrote about how he's trying to overwhelm the system.
00:28:02.560He's trying to put all these things out to overload the system.
00:28:04.940And I'm like, well, huh, it's interesting that you would say that, and you didn't recognize it when Obama was doing it.
00:28:12.720Yeah, I believe Major Garrett actually did do something back in the Obama administration where he talked about this as a strategy where you let flares go out there that everyone's going to go crazy about while you get all the other stuff done.
00:28:24.300You pointed that out over the Obama administration as watch the other hand.
00:28:28.320And that is a strategy that is successful here.
00:28:31.640I mean, look, the media has spent the entire first week of the Donald Trump administration talking about nonsense.
00:28:38.900They are talking about whether these crowds are bigger.
00:28:41.580They are talking about whether Sean Spicer is lying.
00:28:45.380They are talking about this thing with the millions of votes.
00:28:49.380When, yes, it would be a gigantic story, as Jake Tapper points out.
00:28:52.640It would be one of the most, probably the biggest election story in the history of the republic if what Donald Trump said was true.
00:29:02.100But none of them believe that Trump even believes it's true.
00:29:05.680They're all just saying, well, this is an opportunity for us to say that Donald Trump is lying to us, which I guess you have to do if you're the media.
00:29:15.480But, you know, it's distracting them from all the typical things they would go after a Republican on where he's, you know, opening up pipelines, which is obviously a really positive thing.
00:31:06.600But at the same time, I mean, and believe me, I look at this as a real positive.
00:31:10.400Like, the fact that they're not covering, you know, if this was a Mitt Romney administration, him opening up that pipeline would have been the biggest story for three weeks.
00:31:31.780And that was, it's a note in the, to use TV terms, D block, the fourth segment, where they're kind of just throwing in the other stuff you might need to know.
00:31:40.400And so, and it very well might be that the Trump administration has figured this formula out and are working it well.
00:31:48.400And it's constantly presented as, well, he's just angry and he can't believe it and no one will take him seriously.
00:32:05.700But, you know, that, that, you know, with Barack Obama, you pretty much knew he didn't believe the thing, you know, doctors are cutting the feet off of, by the way, could you please find that audio, Pat?
00:32:18.980Because Time Magazine said it doesn't exist.
00:32:25.220If a family care physician works with his or her patient to help them lose weight, modify diet, monitors whether they're taking their medications in a timely fashion, they might get reimbursed a pittance.
00:32:42.440But if that same diabetic ends up getting their foot amputated, that's $30,000, $40,000, $50,000, immediately the surgeon is reimbursed.
00:32:57.620Same, same basic premise with tonsils.
00:33:01.220And you come in and you've got a bad sore throat.
00:33:06.860Or your child has a bad sore throat or has repeated sore throats.
00:33:11.280The doctor may look at the reimbursement system and say to himself, you know what?
00:33:17.340I make a lot more money if I take this kid's tonsils out.
00:33:19.940I mean, or if you need a breathalyzer or an inhalator, not a breathalyzer, that was during that period where he was saying all these stupid things and doctors weren't speaking out about that.
00:33:36.420I know, and I was just going to say, the press didn't report it, the doctors didn't speak out, nobody spoke out about that and said it was an outrageous lie, an outrageous accusation.
00:33:45.540And I was going to make the point before I heard it again that at least with Obama, we knew that he didn't mean it.
00:34:27.440I mean, so I guess it's exactly the same thing is they just didn't cover Barack Obama.
00:34:32.440Now, in fairness, people like Jake Tapper did most times.
00:34:37.180I don't think he did it on this one, but he did call him out.
00:34:40.560Remember, I mean, Jake Tapper, I'll give you a good example of this.
00:34:44.560He's the guy who found initially the chart that revealed what the Obama administration's projections on the unemployment rate.
00:34:53.720If we pass the stimulus and if we don't.
00:34:55.280And he was the one that said, by the way, did you know when they were pitching this to you, they said it was never going to go above 9% and that's when we were at 10%.
00:35:04.660And that was that's digging and looking through, you know, he's a good.
00:35:09.900I mean, he did that over and over again.
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00:38:55.700And a lot of people that were giving, you know, Obama credit for the economy saying the stock market is the ultimate in judging a president and his effect on the economy.
00:39:10.560Listen, listen, listen to hear them compliment Donald Trump now.
00:39:23.340And it's an important thing that you need to understand.
00:39:25.900Also, the first poll numbers are out about Donald Trump and some interesting things that actually appear to be a real positive for Donald Trump.
00:40:06.020I'm trying to get to, I'm trying to get to the information I had on the stock market and I can't because it's on, what is it, the up, up, up cloud, jump, what is it?
00:41:00.940We should explain that we're in the middle of a transitional period of technology here at the studios and it's a challenging, it's a challenging task.
00:41:11.600Well, Pat, I walked in this, I walked in this morning and Pat was, what were you trying to, you were trying to log into, it wasn't jump cloud.
00:41:21.180No, I was trying to log into, just the Wi-Fi.
00:41:28.520So I've got like 19 different devices here because I can access it on one, but I can't access it on the other.
00:41:34.620So I go to the other one for this and something else to put audio into this.
00:41:38.160I have to tell you, I am ready to give, I am ready to voluntarily give anyone who asks, including the government, a retina scan as opposed to all of the stupid password stuff.
00:43:00.820So all I can think of is either push reset, but reset may reset the entire thing back to the, you know, factory settings or I could unplug it.
00:43:14.340And we both looked at each other for a while and went, well, reset sounds like a bad idea because that's probably what it does.
00:43:22.860But he, what the hell, let's unplug it is worse than reset probably.
00:43:33.440So anyway, so because of the Wi-Fi, I couldn't get my remote control to connect to the television because the television, the remote control on the television is through Wi-Fi.
00:43:58.580We finally found a, the remote control, but then the remote control will turn on the television, but won't turn on the other devices that the iPad would.
00:44:41.560So, so I haven't used that one in, I don't know how long.
00:44:47.060I don't even know if that thing, it probably has tubes in it.
00:44:49.980The last time I checked that television, the television in the, in the family room, finally got it to work last night, but we're just using the mirror on the, on the iPad.
00:45:52.300We just sit there and it's just, it's just gathering dust.
00:45:55.220Well, and if you use all the apps and stuff on the TV, you need, you need separate passwords for Amazon, for iTunes, for Netflix, for Hulu, your cable system.
00:46:08.480So we went on and we go and we start my son's PS4 and he's like, dad, this is the greatest because we use the PS4 and we, so we spend the time trying to remember all the damn passwords for Hulu, for Amazon, for Netflix, for everything.
00:50:53.040And he talks about a time when, um, we will go back like the days of the Renaissance where it was a demon haunted world where the experts, the ones who spoke Latin would say, oh, well, you know, it's making that happen.
00:51:10.100Evil spirits, evil spirits are making that happen to you.
00:51:13.440I can make the evil spirits go away because they were the only ones who spoke the language.
00:51:18.980Well, your IT guys and the people who can make these things work when it's beyond your son, my 12 year old, you know, it's, it's that saying something when you're 12 year old can't figure it out and gives up.
00:51:58.300And that's what he predicted, that Americans and the world would come to a place where you would just sit at home and go, can somebody make this work?
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00:55:37.720I have, I mean, we live in an area where we get tornadoes, and I have one-of-a-kind artifacts.
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00:55:58.700We keep them in a Liberty Safe, sucked up in a tornado.
00:56:02.120Well, first of all, they're all bolted to the floor.
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01:06:35.780That somehow or another is now being questioned, but not the New York Times.
01:06:40.120New York Times is not a place where fake news happens.
01:06:43.080But yet, they apparently must have printed the fake news because Glenn Beck is a conspiratorial freak who's back to his old tricks with fake news about George Soros.
01:07:05.340A really good example of that is the argument at the rally that they had between, I think the guy was one of the bikers that came and were trying to speak truth to the people who were protesting.
01:07:17.520Well, he was one of the bikers with his bicycle.
01:08:46.840I think that is, I think that's starting to come undone.
01:08:49.140I think, I mean, you know, if you were a Leninist and you didn't believe necessarily in Marxism, but you did believe in destroying the system and tearing all of it apart, you would be happy today.
01:09:02.400You would be happy because it's all going to come undone.
01:09:06.940And that is the audio of, it's a reenactment of the text of every Facebook argument in America right now.
01:09:45.640Realize, you know, someone, one of the, one of the people on her little feed there had gone to the march and was obviously a hardcore liberal.
01:09:54.300And I'm like, you're not going to change, you're not going to change any minds.
01:09:57.320You're just going to wind up getting pissed off and screaming at each other.
01:10:01.300But, you know, in the world that we live in, luckily, these things do not wreck our day.
01:10:06.600And I feel very confident in just blowing them off.
01:10:09.640But one of the people, one of the, I guess, women who went to the rally wrote something to the effect of like, first of all, it was this long diatribe about if you let the government into your business, they, what do you, what's next?
01:10:24.800Where are they going to go from there?
01:10:26.520If you let them do stuff with your body, we're going to go from there.
01:10:29.280It's like, are you nice to say you found limited government in this one issue, right?
01:10:33.580You, you can do anything else you want.
01:10:35.700The federal government has controlled your entire life.
01:10:37.960But this one issue when it involves another person is, is, is off limits, which is always entertaining.
01:10:44.100But she writes something to the effect of, you know, I am not going to let, first of all, Planned Parenthood does a lot of good things.
01:10:52.360And I am not going to let some old, white, pervy congressman tell me what to do with my body.
01:10:59.420Now, just in that, in that two sentence period, the amount of idiocy contained is, it's almost incomprehensible.
01:18:13.340So we want to talk about it because it is really an important thing because people, we're now talking about a universal minimum living wage.
01:18:24.540Giving everybody, you know, a stipend to live on.
01:18:37.360But they are more free market than probably anybody in the world right now.
01:18:41.820Well, what I'm finding is places in the world that have experienced communism, have experienced some form of fascism, and are still poor and are repressed.
01:19:00.620They're willing to consider new ideas.
01:19:02.940Whereas you find that in Western Europe and even in the United States, young people, as long as the new iPhone comes out on time, right, life is good.
01:19:59.620And they're saying nothing we've been promised is happening.
01:20:03.800And they're willing to look at ideas that I think Americans and others have forgotten, take for granted, ignore, because they want to be mainstream.
01:20:14.960They want to be part of the they want to be they want to be what their professors want them to be.
01:20:19.620Can I because you're probably one of the guys, one of the few in the world that we can actually talk to about this, who has probably thought this through.
01:20:27.520You know, we're looking at a disruption of about 50 percent of all jobs in the next 20 to 30 years.
01:20:35.480Technology is going to disrupt absolutely everything.
01:20:37.760So there so the amount of unemployment is going to be outrageous.
01:20:43.320And I shouldn't say that the amount of displacement is going to be outrageous, not necessarily unemployment.
01:20:51.500And people are thinking now, and I think all governments need to think, what do you do in this period of great change so you don't have revolution in the street?
01:21:02.280Now, one of the solutions is this minimum living wage.
01:21:08.000This is the easy solution, and this is a government solution.
01:21:10.620I would say the last people in the world you want thinking about this problem is anybody in government.
01:23:24.320Think about the educational quality they're getting from our public educational system.
01:23:27.840So I'd like to privatize the whole system and get the government out of it.
01:23:32.120There's one of my disagreements with Thomas Jefferson is over the University of Virginia and the idea that the state should be involved in education.
01:23:38.420And the fourth is separation of state from science.
01:23:41.860Let's get the state out of science so that we can have scientists, unincentivized by government grants and politics and all of that, decide about global warming, about stem cells.
01:23:56.280But when government intervenes in science, it corrupts the science.
01:23:59.840Isn't it, does it amaze you that the scientists don't realize that the government, which is not controlled by religion this time, is doing the same thing that they were doing to the scientists when it was controlled by religion?
01:24:14.120I think the scientists, to some extent, recognize that.
01:24:19.080If you're dependent, as our scientific world has evolved to a position where if you're not getting grants from the government, how are you going to continue doing the science or some of the science you want to do?
01:24:31.140Now, some people have integrity, but the fact is most people just go with the flow.
01:24:35.920And if the governor's giving them money to do X, they're going to do X.
01:24:38.980And if you do a government study, and at the end of the government study, you discover that everything is great.
01:24:52.740But if you say, the end of the world might be near, I'm not sure, I'm not convinced, but there's a possibility that we are heading towards a catastrophe.
01:25:06.180You're going to get tons of more money flowing your way, particularly if the end of the world is being caused by something like industry, progress, capitalism,
01:25:14.520which certain people in the intelligentsia and in government would like to believe are the cause of all our problems.
01:25:21.980How do you get the youth away from the word progressives and progress when progressivism is the exact opposite of progress?
01:25:31.940Well, the left has been very clever about this.
01:25:35.000I mean, they have managed to take words, take concepts, and adapt them to their use and pervert them.
01:25:44.680Liberal used to mean free market, free thinking.
01:25:51.740To some extent, when you go to a place like Georgia, Ukraine, and so on, and you talk about liberal ideas, they understand it to me in Eastern Europe and in the West to some extent as pro-capitalist ideas, pro-freedom ideas.
01:26:04.100So they've done that to the word liberal.
01:26:05.580They've done it to the word progressive.
01:26:49.540Well, partially it comes from way back when really the French Revolution, where, you know, the French Revolution was deemed to be the progressives, the, you know, where the real action was.
01:27:12.960So the conservative movement really starts in England as a rebellion against, in a sense, the French Revolution.
01:27:17.820And nobody saw, and this is one of the great tragedies of history, nobody saw that there was a third alternative that was a revolution, but not the French Revolution.
01:27:28.580And that was the American Revolution, the real revolution, because everybody was so Europe-centric that they viewed anything that happened in Europe as important.
01:27:39.040And what happened to those 13 colonies, that's the margin.
01:27:44.580So the American Revolution was what is really meaningful historically.
01:27:50.480The French Revolution is a footnote at the end of the day.
01:27:53.100It's America that moved the world forward, that progressed us.
01:27:56.820So do you see, we're talking to Yaron Brook.
01:27:58.900He is, or Yaron Brook, he is the author of Equal is Unfair, America's Misguided Fight Against Income Income Inquality.
01:28:05.920Do you see, with the fight over facts today, the war with the media, the war with the White House, the war against left and right, I mean, it's getting insane.
01:28:19.720We're all living in a movie that none of us would believe if we were sitting around the script writing table.
01:28:26.240We would all say, nobody's going to buy this movie.
01:28:30.580Do you see enough people saying, kind of like we are, I'm just tired of all the labels, I'm tired of all of it.
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01:51:52.700But I remembered, oh, yeah, it's in Mexico the first time.
01:51:55.660But I didn't really make that connection like you did.
01:52:00.000It shows how deeply all this stuff is ingrained in the culture.
01:52:02.620I mean, you know, Yaron pointed out at the beginning of the interview that in Brazil, the government promised them they could be middle class and failed.
01:52:13.240But think of just how problematic the initial claim is.
01:52:17.120First of all, as an aspirational goal, there's certainly nothing wrong with being middle class, but as an aspirational goal to promise middle class.