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Glenn Beck talks about the tragic death of Kobe Bryant's daughter in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, and why he should have been drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers. He also talks about how he feels about LeBron James.
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headed for at least John Bolton as a witness now Kobe Bryant and his not it was a nine-year-old
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13-year-old daughter killed in a helicopter crash this weekend in Calabasas California we'll give you
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so in calabasas california yesterday kobe bryant was going to the staples center to
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no no no he's going he's going to his uh his facility where he was hosting a youth basketball
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tournament he's his kids uh his kid was playing in um and already there what's that and already
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there or was that the daughter uh the daughter was going to be playing in the in the game yeah
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very talented um basketball player on her in her own right uh and uh he routinely took
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uh um you know a helicopter to do this travel because the traffic's so bad there uh they had
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problems with really thick fog and circled you know for a very long time and you know there's all
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sorts of complications and uh obviously as everybody knows at this point uh the helicopter crashes nine
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people total are killed in the crash uh and you know outpouring of of real reverence and you know
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sadness for you know a guy who was really one of the all-time great players i mean he is you know
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top five to top 10 player of all time uh if i was you know i'm not in the majority on this but if i'm
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starting a team and and i'm going to get their primes i'm picking colby bryant over lebron james
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uh without a doubt well you don't like lebron james but again if i'm playing if i'm starting a team
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the liking aspect is not necessarily the most important thing it's i don't know if you put your
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hatred for him aside you hate him so much i do hate him um but that's not the he's not i know
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brian is an incredible player uh and you know that is obviously secondary to what's actually
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happening here um and everybody's heard all the you know it's been 24 hours now and that's 9 000
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news cycles in this world so i mean everyone's heard all of this uh it is a really sad thing
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there's some amazing sort of sidebars going on with that story though where i find it fascinating
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to look back at there's for example there's a reporter at the washington post hey before we go
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into that was this this was his private helicopter right who were the pilots you don't fly in that
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this was this fog was so thick yeah they said that in calabasas they don't see fog like that a lot of
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people had not seen it as thick like that in calabasas for a while and you know any helicopter
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pilot would know you don't fly in fog well we'll know we'll know this i guess going forward they hit
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a couple really bad patches of it uh and at times they thought they were going to be able to circle
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and then wait for it to clear and then make it past the fog once it cleared i know like they were
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saying that the the police and rescue uh workers weren't even allowing their helicopters to go
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take off to go check it out because that fog was that bad uh but you know who knows i mean well i i
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assume at some point we'll have the investigation and we'll know i mean you know we've seen this with
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um people who are powerful before where you say like no we got it come on they've flown that you've
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been in a helicopter 10 000 times nothing ever happens uh you know it's every but anybody who
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has a respect for a helicopter anybody who flies in a helicopter should know you're you are you know
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it's different than a plane remember jfk jr was killed in fog yeah in his plane because your body
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doesn't understand you can be upside down and it doesn't know i mean so you have no bearings at all
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in fog in a helicopter yeah i mean who knows but the the idea that they took a chance and maybe
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thought they were going to be fine and probably had tried it five other times and we're fine that
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stuff does happen you know it's just it's unbelievable though especially because he has
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he had really kind of cleared out a lot of you know people knew him as so competitive they worried
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whether he'd be able to have a normal life afterwards where you're going and you're doing these other
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things how do you how do you survive when you're that competitive and you lose the thing that you're
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so involved in and he had seemingly really figured it out like he was yeah seemed to be a great father
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by all reports uh he had won a um was it an oscar or what was it over a short film that he had done he
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had built a you know all sorts of businesses and such when it relates to basketball with his camps and
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and tournaments and all these things and seemed to really be doing a good job with all of this
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and then this happens it's just it is unbelievable when you have someone that good uh that's that
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well known and really really treated almost like a god in la and then okay so there's where i want to
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go to the washington post and to msnbc this guy was not a good guy at least at one point in his life
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i mean the rape allegation is brutal and we're gonna have to suspend you for bringing that up
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glenn i'm sorry yeah glenn has been suspended yeah because that's what happened to the washington
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can i go home now yeah i'm the one that's like okay uh yeah washington post reporter tweeted a
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an article from i think it was 2016 uh and it was a basically the outlining of the actual evidence
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that was presented in the case against kobe bryant when it came to his assault in colorado or
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at least alleged assault and it's you know it goes through a lot of it it was not pleasant it was not
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a not a not a fun read no uh and she got suspended because she tweeted it a few hours after the crash
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goes down everyone's in you know reverence mode and you're not supposed to do that which i think is
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probably a good piece of advice uh as far as timing yeah i mean it was on my desk this morning uh and i
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and before i read about the washington post reporter i read the i started reading the article and i was
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like whoa that i mean who is running this today yeah you know it is it's insensitive it's not the best
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thing to do on day number one but you're suspended for it yeah i think that's very strange you know
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again reporter uh in the in the me too era right a woman female reporter reporting you know setting
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this out and saying like look hey let's basically what's the point there let's not remember this
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person only because he was a great basketball player uh there was some really dark stuff that
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went on and here it is and look is it the right time to do that a minute after no but we're so used
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to that i mean you know people like ronald reagan die and 10 seconds later they're just trashing him
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all over the internet but you can't do that apparently to kobe bryant now look i think bryant you know
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it's seeming he seemingly had had turned his life around from that time and that was 2003 it was
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quite a long time ago it's just what i find really fascinating about this and tell me if you think i'm
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wrong on this he he has this accusation of rape against a 19 year old uh who was working at the
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hotel and he comes out and they have all this evidence that goes on um and it's pretty pretty
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dark i mean you know at the very least he cheated on his wife which he admitted he admitted he was
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doing bad things uh she said it cost him a pretty penny not well that pennies actually weren't
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involved it's funny because that's exactly the story basically starts as the kobe bryant rape
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case has in the annals of popular culture been reduced to something of a punchline due to the
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aftermath late uh namely the bryant's 4 million 8 carat purple diamond apology ring that he gifted
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to his wife vanessa which who's still you know still they're still married and they have four kids
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i believe together uh and she was not on the helicopter thankfully um but you know they go through
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all this evidence and basically what happens in the case is it gets up to the point where the story
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the criminal case is about to begin and right before that uh she tells the uh the investigators and
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everybody where i'm not going to testify so because of that the case gets dropped now a part of this is
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apparently a deal between kobe and the accuser that says look we're we won't um if you don't testify
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in this case which she doesn't we will put out an apology which she did which she did and um and we
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will uh not abandon the uh civil case we're not going to try to that's still going to go on as
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normal because he was facing life in prison yeah it was charged with sexual assault and rape right
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uh uh forced imprisonment i think as well um yeah i mean it was it was not good it was not good
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so she uh eventually goes and gets this decides not to testify and he releases an apology and the
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apology in effect says uh i uh i believe that this was consensual however after looking at her words
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hearing from her going through all the evidence i truly believe that she did not believe it was
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consensual so not i'm not uh questioning her account i'm not saying she's a bad person because
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i mean that was what was going to happen in the trial right they were gonna come on and say she's
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had sex with all these people and she's a bad person and like she can't trust her and she didn't
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want to go through that and he didn't want to go through that um so he says yes i thought it was
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consensual but yes i believe she did not right that is me too 101 if that have this story happens
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in 2020 there is no 81 point game there is no mvp season there is no reverence tour there is no i'm
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going to uh uh retire next year there is no gold medal there is no second run of championships all
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of these things he's being revered for today this guy's thrown out of the league when this happens
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because there is no disagreement about how this could have gone down this there was there is no
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uh believing him but this basketball player going to believe this this massive basketball player and
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this tiny little woman we believe all women everything they say can't be questioned all of
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these things that i mean if they'll believe brett the brett kavanaugh thing i mean kobe bryant would
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have been out of the league because of this and look if he did it good right he should be out of
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the league and he shouldn't have this reference so but this is a different world and they would
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have never given him let me give you a sort of nuance even available let me give you two things
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first of all there also would have been one other thing missing from the story today his 13 year old
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daughter would have had his 13 year old daughter would have been in prison so she wouldn't have been
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so stew did you uh did you hear uh or watch the morning show the apple tv show no i still haven't
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subscribed to it you have to there is apple this is apple tv plus right it's the one with jennifer
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aniston steve carell it's really good it's really good and it's very much the matt lauer story i think
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yeah it's that's what it seemed like from the but but but not i mean lauer in the media has not been
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treated with any possibility he was even close to uh uh anything but a you know he's just a rapist
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basically that's the way that's the way steve carell is perceived in this too but my my understanding
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from you is that they actually kind of give it a little more nuance than that not in the public
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right not in the public but behind the scenes behind the scenes everybody's talking about well
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did i know and and did i enable and i just dismissed it because i just thought it was you know that's the
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way things are and you know so there's a lot of nuance in it okay but here's the here's the biggest
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nuance and and you really dislike him during this but at one point he takes a young producer out
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who's you know up and coming and they're traveling and they're in vegas and uh uh he's kind of mentoring
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her you know she's having a bad time and he's mentoring her and they have a good time they go out
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and he says why don't we go up to my room and and uh watch a movie now that's the first time that you
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would as a woman or anybody would say uh maybe not okay sure um but let's go up in my room and watch
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a movie so they're watching a movie and the movie ends and they're having a good time and she says well
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i should probably go and he said why just stay here with me and she's like well i i should probably
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go and he comes up and he starts to undress her and she doesn't say no she's just like i this i don't
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and she freezes because he's who he is it's a big star pretty similar to her testimony in the kobe case
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by the way that's basically what she says this is why i'm bringing it up okay so she's not saying no
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and he's just he's going for it and he's you know you're so beautiful and everything else
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he doesn't he's not looking her in the eye so he's not seeing what we're seeing with the camera
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you know what i mean with her face on his shoulder you're not seeing what she's feeling and she's not
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saying it and he really thinks that it's just consensual and a quickie you know what i mean
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it's a meaningless night in vegas and they both wanted it he didn't know she felt it was rape
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i think both of those points of view can happen and especially when you are somebody who is powerful
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or famous if somebody is not telling you if somebody is if they're not saying to you stop
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their rape begins when no isn't listened to yes you know what i mean yeah right that's that's i mean
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you know there are exceptions that obviously people being passed out and yeah but in general
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circumstances i think that is a fair standard unless you're going to begin a society where everyone
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signs consent forms every time they do something you have to have some sort of verbal uh cue to the
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person right because you know look when you when these situations are going on you're not asking
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for permission every two seconds you're going on and you're saying okay you're picking up signs and
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vibes and there'd be there would be no first kisses right uh if if not for this so then the the other
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problem is though for the the me too generation is
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you sometimes can put people into an awkward situation to where they don't know what to do
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you know what i mean yeah uh for instance like this episode with kobe you know he's a big powerful guy
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especially if he's in your industry and he is really important you don't know what to do what
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do i do what do i do and you don't say no but it doesn't make it less rape do you know what i mean
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sure so that's the that's the nuance that's yeah look and you know it is just how do you solve that and
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she says at one point she does say no and he says at one point she does say no and that's when he stops
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that that is like both of their cases line up in that way and both of their cases line up that it
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started consensually they they kissed and and did you know whatever goes along with that uh the
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beginnings of a sexual encounter uh they did that and both agreed that that was consensual
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so some point in between there she says she wanted she wanted it to stop earlier than she
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expressed it and he didn't respect that line now look i that's a tough thing to freaking are like how
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do you how do you figure that in a court system and by the way difficult any guy knows you never know
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what a woman is thinking no you never know this is why i always assume rejection uh because it's always
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the safe way to go yeah just assume they want nothing to do with you and it's worked out for
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me stew brageer rape charge free wow a new business card title there you go that's out of the topic
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let me get on linkedin real quick all you have to do is just assume every woman thinks you're
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ick i've lived my whole life that way glenn that's right and look at me today yeah
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i i really want to get to uh the impeachment uh on saturday with pat uh but let's spend a couple
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more minutes on uh kobe bryant um let me show you another reporter that is in trouble this one from
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msnbc and i have no problem whatsoever if you work at msnbc you've caused so much damage by all of your
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your you know wokeness that i have really a hard time finding any sympathy but right is right wrong is
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wrong and this reporter made no error here no she made an error but she made an error type of error
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they're talking about yes so listen here here she is yesterday on msnbc yeah it seems like he was just
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the kind of athlete the kind of star that was perfectly cast on the los angeles nakers los angeles
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lakers kovita if i could ask you to stay with us we're gonna go they said she said the n-word and she
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did she said nakers that is an n-word well it's not a word it's a kn word uh she supposedly was
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talking about the knicks and lakers together right i don't i don't know how of your reporter
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on national television you mix up kobe bryant with the knicks a team he never played for uh but
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you know whatever i obviously she wasn't saying what they what they claim she's what they claim
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and it's awful it's awful that people jump to that it is immediately it is incredible right i mean like
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the fact that like what would be the belief here that she's going on msnbc and just blurting out the
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n-word yes because he's black and so that's all she sees right like i mean it's just so ridiculous
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however it's wonderful to see liberals eat their own it is nice i do like it i do like it because i
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mean this is interesting here and once again well let us once again prove our superiority uh because
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here we are defending a washington post reporter they wouldn't do in a million years msnbc reporter
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which they would never do for us and i don't know i mean i think there's an argument and it's been out
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there quite a bit that we shouldn't do these things they shouldn't come you know right is right
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wrong is wrong well screw them they've broken all the rules so we should too no i don't like that
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vibe but i do understand it i feel it sometimes oh i do too but i don't want to i don't want to
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live my life that way no i don't i want to be because then they're controlling your life yeah right
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like their actions are determining your actions everything you despise no but in the world and
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environment let's just take a moment it's not gonna hurt anybody yeah so uh pat thoughts on
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on kobe before we move on i just like a gut punch to me yesterday i really that really threw me for
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a loop did you feel that way too yeah totally everyone that i knew the one exception was really
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hit super hard with it in a way it was just and yes glenn is the exception because he's nothing
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no interest maybe i'm not alone no it's just you uh but i mean i look i mean i think there's a lot
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of really important things going on i mean we are a week from iowa we are in the middle of an
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impeachment hearing and this thing led every single newscast yeah uh completely it's big and it's
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shocking yeah yeah i mean you don't he's young he's uh and it's a helicopter and it's god his
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daughter and he's one of the best basketball players of all time and he outlived magic johnson
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which is insane i remember watching the first broadcast of him uh with the hiv diagnosis i
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mean in my mind and i was you know you know teenager at the time but he was dead in six months yeah i
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mean it was over and that's what everybody outled lived kobe bryant yeah which i mean that is
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apparently completely healthy at least i think he's hiv and aids free amazing yeah it's really it's
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truly a you never know what the hell to expect it really doesn't nothing anymore is is as it seems
00:28:42.620
just nothing you know clay christensen died also this last weekend do you know who he is
00:28:48.500
remind me uh a huge huge business guy um uh wrote all kinds of really uh big business books uh was uh at
00:29:00.260
harvard for a long time uh a game-changing game-changing individual and i knew him and uh
00:29:09.960
such a kind kind man um and gone that's huge he really changed business uh in his life and the way
00:29:20.880
things are done now today a lot of that uh the really good ethical stuff is is really clay
00:29:27.700
and he died this weekend oh man yeah it's uh wow that's interesting though that uh that's very
00:29:34.360
glenn to be very know the details of clay christensen but not kobe but not kobe bryant having no idea
00:29:40.120
basically who he is in any way i know who he was i know who he was i mean i knew kobe bryant was with
00:29:46.280
the nakers and uh you know but i did but i had no emotional attachment yeah you know yeah that this
00:29:53.300
stuff doesn't impact you i think the way it does other he's a really charismatic guy uh and you
00:29:59.220
know after his life after basketball has been amazingly successful the guy's won grammys and
00:30:06.380
oscars and you know he's been celebrated in the industry of movie making now in hollywood for the
00:30:13.360
last three years it's pretty he's pretty amazing he's successful in just everything he does let me
00:30:17.980
just remind you that uh you know the oscars and the grammys uh so did al gore yes and so now
00:30:25.820
and so did obama yeah this weekend that's fair that's fair and when you say he's charismatic very
00:30:30.960
true i mean he's no adam schiff when you talk to when you talk about charisma that's where i go
00:30:35.980
as my number one example have you heard have you heard he's he's boy we should watch him he should
00:30:43.140
have 24-hour guard on him because the president threatened him this weekend oh yeah and he was
00:30:49.320
on meet the press he was very upset about it oh no he's oh no don't say that no don't say that uh
00:30:55.160
the president tweeted that uh he's he hasn't paid a price for what he's done to the country yet oh and
00:31:00.940
he needs to and uh and that meant he was going to kill he was going to kill him bare hands he's going
00:31:05.740
to kill him with his bare hands yeah yeah you know it's the same thing with like the ambassador
00:31:10.180
uh yovanovich you know did you hear that tape this weekend oh yeah yeah that came out a year
00:31:16.020
a year before she was uh was fired so look at the power of this guy when he says i want somebody dead
00:31:26.360
a year later they're fired amazing he didn't say neither time did he say he wanted anybody dead oh
00:31:34.920
no but adam schiff is pretty clear i mean i think adam schiff we should really look into this he
00:31:40.040
should be studied because i think he's a mind reader really yeah i mean look at all the stuff
00:31:46.060
he knows even though all all of the evidence and all of the people who actually were around the
00:31:52.340
president said no that's he wasn't trying to kill the ambassador uh adam schiff just knows yeah he's he
00:32:00.420
is really smart i i intuitive he's yuri geller have you been surprised and again we should never be
00:32:06.600
surprised by the media at this point but have you been surprised at how pathetic they have been
00:32:11.460
in their praise of this guy when obviously what he's doing is not working like the american people
00:32:16.040
are not being won over by adam schiff the the there's no the republican senators uh even the
00:32:21.740
moderate ones who you know saved obamacare right those senators are still like yeah this isn't i'm
00:32:27.920
really doing anything for me and then this media still comes out this man and his belief in the
00:32:33.620
constitution is something to be good for i could vomit every time did you guys watch did you guys
00:32:39.200
watch the testimony on saturday a little bit of it but not uh i watched the whole thing and it was
00:32:45.000
stunning it was stunning you're talking about the president's case yes yeah if and i'm following it
00:32:51.360
i mean we we've been tracking everything there were things that came out on uh the testimony
00:32:58.400
testimony that the democrats didn't share their thrust on on saturday one of the main thrusts was
00:33:06.420
um let me tell you what is also in the testimony that they didn't tell you for instance you know
00:33:15.640
they keep saying he wanted a meeting he wanted a meeting he wanted a meeting and the president
00:33:20.360
wouldn't give him a meeting who denies a president a meeting and that was all you know tit for tat and
00:33:26.040
well as uh i think it was seculo said uh are you aware that there was a meeting scheduled
00:33:32.860
that in fact let me read the transcript and it it shows those two talking on the phone and he's like
00:33:39.900
uh hey let me know when you want to come to the white house we'll arrange that and uh he said that would
00:33:45.480
be really really great we'd love to do that but you know what let me look you know i think yeah we
00:33:52.500
are in poland together it doesn't have to be at the white house why don't we just meet in poland
00:33:57.320
and the president said okay and it was scheduled and the reason why it didn't happen is because the
00:34:04.880
president had to stay home because of a hurricane and it was fact after fact after fact like that you're
00:34:13.180
like wait wait a minute and then as soon as it was over the uh the democrats were out on every
00:34:21.400
news channel saying there was nothing new they didn't even address the facts yes yes they did yeah
00:34:28.100
yes they did and in a pretty incredible and concise way and i like the fact that they started with
00:34:33.840
we're not going to use anywhere near our 24 hours we don't need it we don't need it i found it
00:34:40.300
interesting too that they said this whole thing about this tape that came out from lev parnas and
00:34:46.160
and and firman about uh you know talking about yovanovich being fired remember this is 2018 the
00:34:54.420
tape was made remember a big part of the case from the democrats hate to bring this up again is that
00:35:00.280
donald trump didn't start caring about ukraine until july of 2019 when he saw a fox news poll that had
00:35:07.720
him behind biden the idea that now they're releasing these tapes saying he's obsessed with
00:35:15.340
ukraine when they just made the public case that he didn't care about it at all until a year after
00:35:20.800
this it's just we just forget all those arguments we'll move on we'll act as if they didn't make them
00:35:25.680
and we'll just ignore all of that and move on to this new argument with a new goal post on the new
00:35:30.260
field all over again today so here's the here's the thing that i that i honestly uh thought first
00:35:36.800
i don't care what you're doing when it comes on today at one o'clock you should be watching it
00:35:43.720
because this is different than what the democrats were doing we know the case of the democrats and
00:35:49.640
they just kept going over and over and over for three days the same stuff the republicans at least
00:35:56.960
on saturday did not and today is supposed to be a big and important day today they're supposed to be
00:36:03.100
revealing some real good and i thought it was really really good on saturday um but if nobody
00:36:11.060
sees it because i watched it and then i watched the reporting and it you you're gonna walk away
00:36:19.960
feeling the exact same way your friends are gonna walk away whatever side you're on you're gonna remain
00:36:26.380
there and you'll be kind of sketchy and whatever but this is the president's defense and at least
00:36:34.200
on saturday it was very compelling there was two democrats two democrat senators who actually said as
00:36:40.900
much well actually said the republicans made a pretty compelling case yeah um mansion was one of them
00:36:48.520
and uh the other is in the senator from alabama um what's his face i don't know jones yes doug jones
00:36:59.260
yeah doug jones and uh and mansion both were pretty moved by what the republicans had to say i'm telling
00:37:06.400
you i'm telling you it was it was really compelling you know for instance you know they what they did
00:37:14.360
was let's just tell you what they didn't tell you that's in the testimony we're going to present
00:37:21.920
news evidence but let's just go over what they didn't tell you and jay kept asking why wouldn't
00:37:29.760
they tell you that why wouldn't they tell you that if they're looking for the truth why wouldn't they
00:37:35.760
tell you that and why it you know in a in a prosecution you tell the jurors those kinds of
00:37:43.460
things and then you spin it your way you explain it away they didn't even tell you so what's their
00:37:53.240
motivation there uh and it's things like um you know they keep saying that it was you know this aid
00:38:00.620
was being withheld let me show you obama did it this many times bush did it this many times clinton
00:38:06.980
did it this many times this is normal a president withholds aid if he thinks something is wrong and
00:38:16.080
here's the president saying here here and here i don't want anything to do with ukraine they're all
00:38:23.880
corrupt how can we trust anyone in correct in ukraine all of it and they say he didn't care
00:38:31.940
about corruption i mean it was a very compelling case do not miss it today and we'll give you all
00:38:38.360
of the video and everything else tonight at five you'll get that from saturday and some of the pieces
00:38:43.960
today uh i have no idea how long it's going to last but i don't think it's going to be lasting
00:38:49.240
until midnight uh tonight not with the republicans we do have to talk about um uh john bolton and what
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that's why he's wants to testify yeah he he because he doesn't want people to accuse him of that
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would somebody at the white house leak i mean the only explanation would be that they someone at the
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um so we'll have more on that also iowa big changes in iowa
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it's such a failure this impeachment thing is it really is remarkable it really is a cataclysmic
00:42:12.780
disaster uh honestly uh on their side but i mean you know it's not a surprise they're gonna try
00:42:18.520
they're gonna keep trying here it just doesn't seem to be working so i i really want to talk about
00:42:23.360
the uh coronavirus uh i was in i was in church yesterday and everybody was coughing and sneezing
00:42:31.120
and everything else because the flu is going around and i thought if this becomes like it is in china
00:42:39.080
uh nobody's gonna go outside nobody's gonna go outside uh nobody's gonna go to church nobody's
00:42:46.380
gonna go to gatherings um you know we haven't seen anything like this in decades
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a nurse wearing a protective suit and face mask treating the sick in wuhan china has claimed now
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i believe it was last thursday that there were 11 or 12 million people quarantined in china that is
00:46:26.500
the size of manhattan 11 million people today that number in china is reported
00:46:46.060
i don't even know how you shut that down how do you do that how do you shut 50 million people
00:46:55.880
in now one of the good news is is that people who are not sick are staying indoors because they're
00:47:04.060
afraid that if they go out and mingle with anybody they'll get sick as well and so it is shutting
00:47:10.620
pretty much everything down uh and imagine imagine if we had 50 million people here sick imagine we had
00:47:20.400
10 million people here sick and it was really really contagious and uh it could spread and you
00:47:29.840
didn't know who it could kill anybody with a weak immune system uh could die would you leave your
00:47:37.560
there becomes a level where you're not leaving your house because one of the things that's unique
00:47:44.160
about this particular thing is they're saying it's being spread before anyone's showing symptoms
00:47:49.960
right so you don't even know you may feel completely fine not get it for four days but in that four days
00:47:55.760
um you're showing you're meeting all these people and you're passing it to all of them before you
00:48:01.520
even know you have it and that's why it's spreading so fast and i mean i don't think you could you know
00:48:07.520
this glenn could you even do this with what china's doing you could here in the united states it wouldn't
00:48:13.160
you couldn't it just would not occur you can't cordon off new york city you could you could it would
00:48:20.920
have to be a state of emergency a ridiculous one yeah it would have to be a a national state of
00:48:27.480
emergency american people i don't i don't know if i don't even know if they would be able to to deal
00:48:33.100
with that we had we shouldn't we shouldn't we we we should just be told stay at home just stay at
00:48:41.740
home that's kind of what happened if you remember the boston bombing when that was going on right and
00:48:45.520
people will generally did respect that they just didn't even go out on the streets in the entire
00:48:49.680
giant city imagine what this right now price of gold is skyrocketing um we have i'm trying to look
00:48:59.220
for any indication on the uh the dow but the dow was down about 500 points on the opening bell and
00:49:08.900
that's because of the coronavirus about 400 now yeah i mean think about what is think about what is
00:49:15.780
is happening um the economy would be devastated it's being devastated now in china you can't leave
00:49:28.140
nobody's delivering anything to your house geez do you even have you know the food so here's what this
00:49:34.620
woman said uh she apparently is a nurse in wuhan where this started she said i'm in the area where the
00:49:42.520
coronavirus started and i'm here to tell you the truth at this moment the wuhan area uh and throughout
00:49:50.020
china 90 000 people have been infected with the coronavirus now we don't know who she who she is we
00:49:59.340
don't know her name but she issued a warning in a social media uh video saying that she was working
00:50:05.300
in the i guess it's the hubai province which includes the uh wuhan area she said do not go outside um to
00:50:14.660
avoid being infected with the virus she then said please please send more uh equipment to the cities
00:50:23.440
um president xi has come out and said the country is facing a grave situation where the coronavirus
00:50:31.300
is accelerating its spread she said i would like to say that everyone who is currently watching this
00:50:39.220
video do not go outside do not party do not go eat out once a year we celebrate chinese new year
00:50:47.940
if you are safe now you'll be able to meet your family again healthy next year we don't care what
00:50:55.080
the government says i will tell you the truth please donate masks glasses and clothes to wuhan please
00:51:02.620
help us our current resources are not nearly enough horrifying clips have also been posted online
00:51:11.640
shocked citizens um are seeing them and then they're deleted shortly after the sick in china are sitting
00:51:20.060
between drips and oxygen tanks next to three dead bodies covered with white sheets all of these things are
00:51:28.360
being all of these things are being deleted but there is public dissent at the uh who by uh in the
00:51:37.860
who by providence the communists uh have called for an immediate change of leadership in wuhan
00:51:46.920
the people's daily state owned paper posted a video from apparently a cured patient flashing the peace
00:51:55.980
sign along with four medics how many how many do we have today in the united states how many cases do we
00:52:02.760
have today five five known right yes no uh we are apparently uh let's see we're high alert crisis is
00:52:15.620
63 people in 22 states are suspected to have contracted uh the coronavirus so we have five confirmed
00:52:33.460
this spreads three times as fast and as easy as the flu does
00:52:42.520
that's one of the big things the a lot of the epidemiologists are worried about and that it does
00:52:50.540
seem to be incredibly contagious and spreading at ridiculous rates now those are initial estimates
00:52:55.720
those always change those on both sides right like is this chinese whistleblower correct and that
00:53:02.240
there's 90 000 cases instead of what they're actually admitting or i was surprised that china would
00:53:07.260
come out and be as open as they are and i thought well maybe they know you know we need help and the
00:53:15.400
world and the stars thing went bad largely because they did not handle it well at the beginning so
00:53:20.640
there's an argument to say okay we have recognized what we did last time and we're gonna fix that that
00:53:24.380
doesn't sound very china it doesn't it doesn't you know when they're when they're putting you know
00:53:30.620
some lead chips into our dog food it doesn't sound like they really care that much but maybe they
00:53:37.680
found a heart maybe maybe yeah like the grinch story right you know right the heart was two sizes
00:53:44.820
too small i don't see president z down in whoville no no uh-uh even when he's that cute little dog
00:53:51.400
no the big sled with all the presents don't see you don't think any of that's gonna happen
00:53:55.260
no no it doesn't feel like it would happen it doesn't but you're kind of holding out hope
00:54:02.020
now may i well let me use a christmas word may i dash that hope just a bit sure okay
00:54:12.740
a group of protesters lit a lobby of a newly built residential building on fire sunday in hong kong
00:54:25.260
authorities have announced oh my gosh i got a cough did you hear that cough do you think it's
00:54:30.840
a coronavirus yes you know i was sick with a coronavirus for a very very long time were you
00:54:35.160
yeah i'd have to call in sick i'd have too much corona and then i was different it's a different
00:54:41.560
virus yes that's a hangover was what you're talking about then i don't have an immune system to it
00:54:46.140
authorities had announced earlier in the day they planned to convert the feiming estate an
00:54:53.200
unoccupied public building to temporary flats to quarantine people who have contracted the virus
00:54:59.600
okay all right i just want to say if you have 1900 cases in all of china think of this 1900 cases in
00:55:13.480
all of china why would they be taking this entirely new brand new apartment high rise and say hey we're
00:55:23.660
going to dedicate this to all the people we need to quarantine in hong kong that doesn't seem
00:55:31.820
to fit to fit death toll of the outbreak hit uh 80 with uh 3 000 people infected worldwide
00:55:43.420
so you're gonna put everybody that has it they're suspected to have it into that
00:55:50.580
we are dissatisfied with the government selecting this housing estate as a quarantine separation
00:55:59.360
village as it is close to a residential area and a primary school well where else would you put that
00:56:05.840
after the violent protest the government said it would cease the related preparation work
00:56:14.820
so now they'll just they'll just put it someplace where nobody knows which is always good some have
00:56:22.800
called for hong kong officials to block its border with mainland china to further minimize the risk of
00:56:27.720
infection reuters noted so far authorities have only shuttered direct train and flight connections to
00:56:35.580
and from wuhan so don't worry don't worry we have it in chicago and in seattle and in
00:56:44.580
houston but don't worry if you're if you're you know just if you're in the wuhan airport you can't fly
00:56:53.460
but if you're oh if you're somewhere around wuhan you get to another i know i have a condo there
00:57:01.120
right it's just outside wuhan you know i had i worked with a department of tourism uh for wuhan oh
00:57:09.400
really yeah and i had the kodak rights i had all the film rights i negotiated them years ago and uh
00:57:16.840
i really thought when wuhan really hits i'm gonna i'll be the only place you could buy film
00:57:23.680
and ah digital stuff happened huh yeah yeah yeah very disappointing i would have been i mean imagine
00:57:29.560
taking all the pictures of the hospitals and what was really going on how much money i could have
00:57:34.320
made on this crisis probably a lot probably a lot unfortunately now there seem to be cameras
00:57:39.560
in every room on every corner it's not like i never thought of that yeah it's not like this would
00:57:47.880
be hard to count the people that had it because you're not looking for them no you don't you don't
00:57:55.480
right where they are oh yeah all the time yeah and you also know if they are if they're googling
00:58:01.960
temperature right fever sniffles you know the black van comes to pick you up to take you to the new
00:58:11.080
fai ming uh apartment complex they actually did that by the way google did this a while ago where they
00:58:18.240
started running predictors of where the flu oh yeah would would uh would break out based on what
00:58:24.740
people were googling right they're googling temperature uh nausea whatever it is uh you're
00:58:31.320
telling me you don't think the chinese government is doing that i mean oh the chinese government we
00:58:35.300
we do it apparently we do it because that way the cdc can be ready and we can get the flu
00:58:41.920
treatment in the right areas etc etc and i'm sure the chinese are the same oh yeah you know they just
00:58:47.960
treat it probably with gas you know yeah yeah the different different this is not really a drip
00:58:55.340
system uh it's a little too slow we like to just inject it into we just like to you know what a
00:59:01.200
bullet is the fastest way to get this medicine right to your heart
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hey i have a different theory on this uh coronavirus really yeah uh i don't think corona had anything to
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do with it because that would be like remember the aids diet candy i do remember the aids diet candy
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it was it was kind of a diet trend back in the uh i believe early 80s and it was a y ds yes but it
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was one of those things that it had an unfortunate association with a different uh different spelling
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and everything of everything but but it was a weight loss uh product called aids it didn't work out well
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for the company okay um the i'm hoping that this doesn't affect corona uh as you know like one of
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those things were like oh crap you couldn't call it budweiser you couldn't call it something else
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it's really it's unfortunate there's the coronavirus the one that always hits me on this is the completely
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unfair treatment of kool-aid as it's associated yes with uh did you drink the mass suicide right like
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it was always did you drink the kool-aid they're drinking the kool-aid it was flavor aid it was a
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competitor of kool-aid that they drank in jonestown a competitor flavor aid a different brand it's like
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you know like coke like a scandal breaks out with coca-cola and and they just call it the the pepsi
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breakout it's like legitimately they are two competitors right and it's and pepsi's like wait a
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minute no that was coke what are you talking about no that's what happened with kool-aid so everyone
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says you drink the kool-aid say no it was flavor aid say angrily and loudly right there's some
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reason that really and there was a candy it was a diet candy it had a y in it not an i it worked i
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swear give me a corona you're pissing me off okay so uh so i don't think it's corona however
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is this thing just is this just hype for the new netflix outbreak series
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ah is that it yeah i think it i i mean wait a minute wait yeah this whole thing because
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they've got everyone's gonna want to watch an outbreak they're all gonna be inside because
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they're freaked out because the coronavirus right they're gonna be watching that be like constantly
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let me watch something on a pandemic right that's right they just came out with it coincidental
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timing timing and what chinese person is like let's call it a coronavirus however how many people at
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netflix sitting there in california is like i don't know uh they look down see it let's call it a
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coronavirus this whole thing just may be a marketing ploy wait a minute wait a minute well there's more
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there's more to this there's another layer here call adam shift right away right away this did
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impeach somebody over this this is because you've got the outbreak series on netflix yes and you're
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like oh my gosh there's a pandemic there's nothing we can do we can't cure it wait a minute
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there's a new gwyneth paltrow series also on netflix oh my gosh about goop and how you can
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treat all sorts of diseases with candles that smell like i need parts of i need a i need a i need a
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a marble egg up my right and uh and that'll cure it or whatever whatever she's selling this is the
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weirdest i i can't even bring myself to watch that uh documentary or whatever it is right because it's
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so disturbing what i love about it though yeah is how we're getting this gwyneth paltrow style science
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from the same crew that pitches us scientific consensus every day and how we're holocaust
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deniers if we don't think we can spend 50 trillion dollars on whatever greta thunberg says today
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that same group is telling us oh go to goop.com for to heal all of your ailments that is what they
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they're pitching that to us netflix is going to give us a giant series on how gwyneth paltrow is going to
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cure cancer with some herb and we're the ones who are uh don't understand scientific consensus and
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and it's deeper than this or possibly more shallow who who thinks that a candle that smells like her
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nether regions anybody's nether regions is a candle that people will want to buy or even just
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even pick up the box and smell no i don't no thank you no thank you uh i don't know what's happening
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but i really do believe that we are in a parallel universe because there's no way anyone wants to buy
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that candle and i think they all sold out didn't they probably she can make more don't ask how
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all right when somebody when somebody looks over your shoulder uh at your phone to see what you're
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doing it's not irritating it's it's it's it's obvious it's you know uh and you're like dude what
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this is the glenn back program and i i want to uh i want to tell you my job is to tell you about good
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people bad people and dumb people and that is today's segment in that order good people bad people
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dumb people okay uh this uh comes for the good people this actually comes from new york city which i
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we have all 12 of the good people in new york city right here they all happen to be at delancey and
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norfolk in the lower east side on saturday uh a woman named uh colby drosher uh posted this video
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over the weekend and it's pretty it's pretty amazing she was about a block away and she heard
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uh impact and screams and when you're in new york you run towards the screams not away from the screen
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that's that's that's the sign of a tourist run from the screams uh and it and it what she found
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she she got there was this huge crowd around and a an suv had hit a pedestrian and trapped her
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underneath the car okay and she couldn't get out and she was wedged there and so what did the new
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yorkers do remember this is the good people section the good people of new york they didn't wait
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about 12 of them all got together and lifted the suv and tilted it up and uh and a few others then
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dragged her out and set her free that's incredible it's a nuts because you would think that they would
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have you know for kicks just rolled over rolled over her with another car right um maybe because i
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would i would assume that story with that beginning ends in a in a in the bad person or dumb people part
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of the of the segment but no good people no good people there you go now is a good person the person
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who hit the pedestrian you didn't know you didn't highlight that person you're just ignoring that
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person i'm ignoring that person could have been a mistake could have been a mistake how many of us
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have dragged somebody you know a block and a half under our car before we realized did you did you want
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to answer that for yourself or now we get to bad people
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google took it off youtube so i contacted facebook said bad person bad person was uh referring to a
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heavily edited video posted on facebook in 2019 that appears to show nancy pelosi slurring her words
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at a press conference remember this yes bad person said why are you guys keeping this up it's blatantly
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false she was talking about the facebook decision to keep the video on the platform while suppressing
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its spread your competitors have taken it down bad person responded and continued saying
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their response we think our users can make up their own minds oh my gosh the pelosi video which is
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also often called a cheap fake was slowed down and designed to make pelosi sound and look drunk
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youtube removed the video but facebook and twitter left it up members of the media joined lawmakers
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shortly thereafter condemning facebook for leaving up that video which they said could alter the public's
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perception of pelosi huge worry right right uh pundits cried foul after facebook argued its adherence to
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free speech prevented the company for removing the video bet meddler alissa milano also bad people
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but not the bad person we're talking about here uh and other several celebrities uh complained after
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facebook executive monica bickert told cnn in may 2019 that the company determined dinging the video was the
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wrong move bad person said for her part the text the text the tech giants end game is much more sinister
01:11:51.460
facebook is not going to just re-elect trump but it intends to re-elect trump bad person told the
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atlantic oh yeah i mean zuckerberg huge trump guy right right right who's with me on that so bad person
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continued to suggest that zuckerberg's views on facebook's role in society american politics
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is trumpian and authoritarian bad person is not the only person to express concerns about zuckerberg's
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supposed intentions also equally known bad person billionaire financier george soros and elizabeth
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warren also say that facebook and trump are in cahoots clear bad person said there's kind of an informal
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mutual assistance operation between trump and zuckerberg yeah uh bad person
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hillary clinton ah what a surprise what a surprise by the way glenn i should point out um i did post
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a video about nancy pelosi myself uh this this past weekend you did um and it was didn't see it was
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for a nancy pelosi commemorative pen if you remember when she signed yeah yeah yeah the uh impeachment
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impeachment she did it with all these fancy pens with her signature on the side right right so we
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were like it would be great to have a replica pen so that people could celebrate that moment oh you
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know it's really important they can remember what happened with the impeachment this historic moment
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and we don't we don't have the the rights to the actual pen we had to slightly adjust it uh and that's
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why it has you make it did goop make it does it smell like her it does not
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thankfully i didn't think of that detail before we made all right i'm just saying gwyneth paltrow
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on those candles i just thought maybe you were just uh the worst thing i've ever thought of in my
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life but thank you for you're welcome for that so we made this commercial for the pen and it said it
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just like nancy pelosi signatures it's black with the gold signatures it's nancy pelosi nice we had to
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adjust it a little bit so it just says in the same font nancy pelosi sucks now i was worried
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about this exact same problem because people would say that's not even a real thing you're putting up
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some fake nancy pelosi video and they might bring it down that's why we actually decided to make the
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pens and put them actually for sale so if you go
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to nancypelosisuckspen.com you can buy you can buy the actual commemorative item i need one
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that says it's the black with the gold it looks just like it except it says just if you're if you're
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a noted collector yes you'll you'll be able to tell the difference that it says nancy pelosi sucks
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instead of just nancy pelosi that's the only difference all right you can detect on here i love
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that nancypelosisuckspen.com every single response is like oh this
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would be amazing if it's real i don't know why they allowed me to do it but it's real nancypelosisuckspen.com
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a bank robber went in and was threatening the banking staff with a meat cleaver
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he actually left the branch with nearly two thousand dollars uh he was he was
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because I just think this is very, very special
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Nancy Pelosi and the nation she bravely represented
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as she signed the articles of impeachment of Donald J. Trump.
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If you've ever owned, like, an Obama commemorative plate,
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And every time you're sitting there in your office
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and someone comes by and you're writing something
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Something that says something unique about you.
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By the way, I think a great thing to do with these
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who's always saying how much Adam Schiff is a hero
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No, you just put that in their collection of pens
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I can see why you would put the limit of 5,000.