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00:01:15.360 Today is a kind of a special anniversary. I am from our studios in Washington, D.C., where

00:01:24.600 tonight the State of the Union happens. I'm actually going to be in attendance, and I'll

00:01:31.120 tell you why. Because today is a very special anniversary. Today, the Fight Club in Congress

00:01:38.160 happened in the 1850s. And it involved the swinging of the ceremonial mace and the ripping

00:01:47.200 off of toupees. It's the greatest story in American history when it comes to slimy politicians.

00:01:56.660 We begin there in one minute.

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00:03:39.100 It was late on February 5th and Congress was in session. They were working on the Kansas

00:04:02.140 territory pro-slavery constitution. And things were heating up. Now, remember, just a few years

00:04:12.000 ago, there had already been a beatdown in the Senate when a senator stood up and said,

00:04:18.340 the South is sleeping with a harlot. They are sleeping with a whore of slavery. Well, that upset

00:04:28.780 a congressman who heard about that. Somebody, somebody was saying this about the South. How

00:04:35.740 dare you, sir, say these things about the glory of the South? And so he crossed chambers and came in

00:04:44.040 and he beat the man almost to death. Okay. It was, it was, it was quite a, it was quite a show.

00:04:51.740 Nobody stopped him. He took his cane and he beat him in the head until he was almost dead. The only

00:04:57.820 thing that saved him was that little Jimmy Stewart senator desk that he, that they all sit behind

00:05:05.660 and he crawled underneath it and it couldn't be moved. And that was stopping, uh, the blows to the

00:05:12.660 head. He was out for about three years and never really truly recovered, but he had to go out, uh,

00:05:20.160 and, uh, convalesce for about three years. What's amazing about this story is no one in

00:05:27.800 the Senate asked for the perpetrator to be arrested. And in fact, the Democrats took pieces

00:05:35.920 of that cane and they made little teeny canes out of the wood and some out of silver. And they put them

00:05:43.640 on chains that they wore around their neck that basically said, you come after the South, you come

00:05:50.540 after to slavery and we'll beat you to death. They were proud of it. All right. So four years later,

00:05:57.780 they're in session and now they're talking about slavery again. And, uh, the, uh, the South and the

00:06:06.440 Southern Democrats were, were pushing slavery onto Kansas and things started to boil over. More than 30

00:06:15.340 members started joining in on what became a melee. It was about two o'clock in the morning

00:06:22.840 and they started insulting each other. And then somebody threw a punch at one and then the other

00:06:28.820 threw it back and it became this melee. And this is the, this is my favorite. First of all, the Sergeant

00:06:35.620 of Arms, you know, the guy who comes in, Mr. Speaker, I hate this. The president of the United States.

00:06:43.140 He has a mace and I don't even know, Stu, does he carry the mace around? He doesn't do that. I don't know

00:06:52.480 the answer to that. No. Well, you would recognize it. It's this, do you know what it is? Have you ever

00:06:57.340 seen it? No. Okay. This is a tradition comes from the 1800s, like 1840. They decided to go all regal on

00:07:04.040 us. And, uh, and so they made this mace and it's, it's 13 wooden rods. And then I think in silver,

00:07:12.640 silver, it's bound together like, um, uh, fascis. Uh, and so it's, it's bound together

00:07:19.880 with silver. Then it has a globe on the top and a giant silver Eagle. And so it's, he carries

00:07:26.460 this around like, I can hit you with this at any time. And I can also have you arrested

00:07:31.940 because I've got this big stick thing. So the Sergeant of Arms, he grabbed the mace in this

00:07:39.320 melee and he started swinging the mace. Uh, you're not really actually supposed to swing

00:07:45.920 it. And he was swinging the mace. Somebody else, they were, they were punching each other,

00:07:50.500 about 30 of them punching each other. One guy, this is my favorite. I would love to see

00:07:57.220 this recreated a, um, a guy named Cadwaller Washburn. Uh, it's a solid name right there.

00:08:07.100 Cadwaller Washburn. Yeah. I'm Cadwaller Washburn. Uh, he was a northerner. He was a Republican

00:08:14.080 or, uh, uh, yeah, I think he was a Republican. Yeah. Wisconsin Republican called, uh, Cadwater,

00:08:21.140 Cadwaller Washburn. He grabs one of the Democrats. He was a Democrat from Mississippi. His name

00:08:29.280 was William Barksdale and he grabs him and grabs his hair piece and rips it off. This is one of the

00:08:39.660 most satisfying moments I can possibly imagine. Imagine somebody in Washington DC, they're having

00:08:47.960 a brawl and a famous politician with, which had to be an infamous hair piece. Somebody reaches and

00:08:56.400 rips it off his head and he's bald. How satisfying would that be? Needs to happen at more, more get

00:09:02.800 togethers in Washington. It does. It needs to happen tonight. It needs to happen tonight. I'm going to be

00:09:07.560 up in the balcony and I'm going to be going, Cadwaller Washburn. Uh, anyway, now here's what made me

00:09:15.300 think of, uh, what I thought of when I read this. Stu, do you remember when George, our agent,

00:09:23.480 uh, went through a period of his life where he thought he should have a toupee? I don't know.

00:09:33.380 I don't remember this. You don't remember this? No. Really? No. Wow. Okay. So George, so, you know,

00:09:39.800 George, he's, he's bald as a cue ball. He's just got the hair right around the strip. Okay. He's

00:09:46.880 been bald since like 1971 and everybody knows that he's bald. He comes into the office one day

00:09:54.980 and, uh, he, he goes into all the management and I'm on the air and somebody comes into the office

00:10:02.480 and says, do not say anything. George is wearing a toupee. And I'm like, what? George is wearing a

00:10:11.560 toupee. Well, maybe he's wearing it as a joke. No, he's not. We called. He's, he's, he's wearing a

00:10:18.540 toupee. We called. Okay. So like a central information source of some, yeah, some sort. Yeah. So yeah. Is this a,

00:10:26.980 is this a joke toupee? So he, he wears the toupee and I'm sitting in this meeting and I'm like, I

00:10:33.500 can't, I mean, I just, I have to say something, but I don't, I don't just in case it's a joke.

00:10:41.460 Well, about 10 days go by and no one has said anything about this. And, uh, and I said before

00:10:51.100 he was coming in, I said, uh, we, we have to tell him about the toupee cause it's ridiculous and he's

00:10:55.700 serious. And, uh, so there was like, no, no, I'm not going to say anything. I said, I will. So he

00:11:01.180 sits down in my office and I said, George, I got to talk to you about the hair piece. He said, what?

00:11:08.160 I said the hair. What are you talking about? George, you've been bald, completely bald until last

00:11:17.540 Friday. You, I mean, we all have noticed what, what do you, what do you think? I think it looks

00:11:24.620 ridiculous. Why, why are you doing this? And he said, well, thank you for saying something. You

00:11:32.060 know, nobody would say anything to me. And I, I, it was just a joke. It was just a joke. And I could

00:11:37.900 tell that it wasn't. And it was him just going through a time in his life. I mean, guys, women

00:11:44.060 don't understand what, what hair losing your hair does to you. It freaks you out.

00:11:51.140 And apparently all the way up until you're in your seventies, it continues to freak you

00:11:57.340 out. So he took the hair piece off. But anyway, I brought that story up because I thought you

00:12:02.740 remembered. He looked ridiculous in it. And that was in like 2010 when hair pieces were

00:12:08.820 good. What did hair pieces look like in 1850? Yeah. That's like you slaughter a beaver on

00:12:15.840 the way into the Capitol and you just throw it on your head. That's, that's about as good

00:12:19.700 as it could possibly be. Yeah. That'd be like a coonskin calf. I mean, what did that look

00:12:25.780 like? Could you imagine how ridiculous somebody looked in one of those back then? I think that's

00:12:31.460 bad. Think of how it smelled. I mean, nothing could have smelled good in that era. Imagine

00:12:36.720 a, I mean, either a dead animal or a bunch of other humans hair kind of just worn on a sweaty

00:12:44.340 head with no air conditioning. Oh, I hate to, I hate to bring this up. I hate to bring this

00:12:50.100 up. But, uh, do you know that in medieval times urine was a prized possession? Urine was

00:12:58.760 collected. Uh, and, and, and I hate to even, I mean, but it's true. They used to think that

00:13:05.700 it had purifying properties. And so they would wash their hair in it and they would like brush

00:13:13.580 their teeth. If they brush their teeth with it. Is this true? It's honest to God. True. No,

00:13:19.480 it's honest to God. True. Shockingly. The life expectancy was like 32, uh, which no, that

00:13:26.500 was old age. Okay. That was old age. I, you know what? You can say what you want. You can

00:13:31.760 say how horribly oppressed you are and all these things. You ain't brushing your teeth

00:13:36.440 and washing your hair in urine, man. Be happy. Be happy. I think that's, I think that's how

00:13:41.560 Trump starts the state of the union today. Hey, look, there's some things you don't like,

00:13:44.640 but you're not brushing your hair and brushing your teeth and washing your hair in urine. So

00:13:48.600 be happy. All right. Good night. That's the state of the union. It's pretty strong. Thanks.

00:13:52.720 Good night. Good night, everybody. I think that's exactly right. We'll get to what you should

00:13:58.600 watch for, uh, tonight in the state of union. What we think is going to happen coming up in

00:14:03.020 just a second. Also Ben Sass on his, uh, uh, is banning of infanticide. An incredible story.

00:14:12.240 What an extremist he is. I can't believe he's asking to ban it completely. I mean, no options

00:14:17.680 for infanticide, not even one. You have, you have the baby. You can't let it die or kill it. Come on.

00:14:23.980 Not even in an extreme circumstance. You're late for an appointment. Uh, okay. Jesus. Thanks a lot

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00:16:05.860 Welcome to the, welcome to the program. I'm so glad that you're here today. Uh, still we go to

00:16:25.360 state of the union or do we, uh, do we pivot? You know, let's, let's hang off on the, on the abortion

00:16:32.000 thing. Uh, cause it's just, it's a, it's amazing and deserves a time on its own. Uh, tonight, uh,

00:16:40.780 I'm going to be at the state of the union. This is a bizarre development. How did this happen?

00:16:48.460 So, uh, Thomas Massey called me, uh, on Thursday, I think. And, you know, he was like, Glenn, I've gone

00:16:54.520 through the phone book. I've gone through my Rolodex. No one will come. No one will come. And I was

00:17:00.600 like, okay. And he's like, I have to know right away if you'd want to come. And, and, and, and,

00:17:07.120 and it sounded sad. I got a phone message from him and it sounded sad. He was like, I'm going to be

00:17:11.060 the only one without a guest. And because every, but there's only like 50 people that want to go

00:17:16.300 and they all got to those people before I did. Uh, and, uh, and so I, so you're really in demand here.

00:17:24.600 You're, uh, yeah, no, I, oh no, I'm the last. I'm the, I, I, this was honest to God. This was Thomas

00:17:30.800 Massey going, who else could we call? Somebody said Glenn Beck. Oh no. Like, no, I'm looking for

00:17:36.680 somebody who is like, you know, important or interesting or something. I have to have dinner

00:17:44.220 with him. Not, not Glenn Beck. Who else? Uh, Charlie Manson was not allowed to leave. And so they, uh,

00:17:51.900 they, they got down to my phone number and I, and I said, yes, surprisingly, I've turned this down

00:17:57.420 for 15 years in a row. Uh, and, uh, I said this, yes, this year, because I'm really not sure how many

00:18:05.100 more of these we're going to have. The state, like the state of the union speech overall. I mean,

00:18:10.340 it doesn't seem like, I mean, I would love, as you know, I would love for this to go away. I hate it.

00:18:15.900 I've hated it since birth. Uh, you know, it used to be a letter. It should go back to being a letter.

00:18:20.540 Uh, but I don't know. I mean, I hate it. These guys love the audience. I don't think it's ever

00:18:25.600 going away. Yeah. Well, I, I really despise it because, uh, I mean, who was it that started it?

00:18:32.940 Well, Woodrow Wilson brought it, brought it back. He wasn't the first person who ever did a speech,

00:18:37.060 but he was the guy who made it into this annual event. Exactly right. You could deliver it as a

00:18:43.020 speech, but it's asked for as a letter from time to time. Not even every year. And the reason,

00:18:48.080 right. And the reason why it was from time to time was because Congress was only supposed to meet

00:18:53.760 in the summer. That was it. They all had jobs. I don't know if they were all teaching school or

00:18:58.740 something, but they could take the summers off and they all came to Washington. And that's the only

00:19:04.660 time they were supposed to meet. They were supposed to be like three months out of the year.

00:19:08.060 And the, and the Capitol, I hate this city so much. I hate, I used to love this city. This city

00:19:14.600 is, is nothing but skyscrapers all around it with all of this industry, everybody who's got their

00:19:23.540 handout for the taxpayer money. And I just despise it. It's the only place when we hit in, in 08,

00:19:30.960 the only place that had skyscrapers in the sky that were building buildings still were in Texas

00:19:37.680 and in Washington DC. And for the opposite reasons, one was actually creating jobs. The other one was

00:19:45.700 just getting fat off of taxes. And I, I just despise it. I just despise it. But you were supposed to meet

00:19:53.060 in this swamp from time to time. So the president could go, Oh yeah, by the way, uh, this is what I've

00:19:58.940 been doing lately. Uh, and, uh, I've been traveling around. I've been hearing people

00:20:02.660 and they don't really like you guys. So I suggest you do this. That's what it was supposed to be.

00:20:10.640 Yeah. Cause they didn't know. I mean, back in those days, people had no idea what the president

00:20:14.740 was trying to accomplish and, uh, what he thought was important. And at that time,

00:20:19.060 it probably made sense. However, they still did it as a letter. I mean, there's, there's a,

00:20:23.880 there's a good argument to have the priorities of the president and in a formal, uh, you know,

00:20:30.300 written way so that people can kind of like look at it back in history and try to, you know,

00:20:35.560 see what the priorities were at the time and the arguments. That's all valuable. But now,

00:20:40.900 I mean, the speech thing is just, it's just, it's all pomp. It's all circumstance. It's all just this,

00:20:46.300 you know, this ridiculous thing that I expect from another country and not us, you know,

00:20:51.660 everyone's fake clapping and everything. Oh yeah. It's just like royalty. It's, it's ridiculous.

00:20:55.980 Yeah, it is. It really is a really terrible tradition. It's a, it's just who, I mean,

00:21:01.000 it was terrible. Obama did it. It's terrible when every president does it. It's, it's got nothing

00:21:04.840 to do with who the president is. It's just got to do with, we were a country that was created to

00:21:10.000 fight against events like this. If nothing else, I did to fight against these. We made fun of

00:21:17.080 countries like this. Yes, that was our, that was our stick. We made fun of countries. Our deal was,

00:21:22.700 look at these dopes. I mean, that was our deal. Yeah. And now we are those people. Yeah. I just

00:21:29.560 don't get it. I know we're not those people. The people here are those people. I was, I would,

00:21:33.960 there was a part of me that hoped with this whole little battle between Trump and Pelosi that Trump

00:21:38.000 would just be like, you know what? No more. I'm sick of this nonsense. I'm sick of people trying to

00:21:42.040 use this against me. I'll send you a letter. I might just tweet the thing and that's it.

00:21:47.540 You know what? We get probably far more people would actually see it if he tweeted it. Certainly

00:21:52.280 the, you know, the media would be obsessed with every word of it. If it came out via Twitter,

00:21:56.920 it probably would get more attention. I mean, at this point, just kill this event. It's just so

00:22:01.080 awful. But I mean, I just think that it is one of the biggest audiences a president can get. And if

00:22:08.100 Trump can kind of move the American people on a particular issue or two, maybe it's a good idea.

00:22:12.860 You know why it has a big audience? It has the big audience because it's on every channel. Yeah.

00:22:19.040 But now that you have Facebook, YouTube, that's where we're going to be. Live tonight, Facebook,

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00:25:34.560 coverage, State of the Union. So have you seen who, first of all, the president has invited that

00:25:44.380 little kid that, actually the first lady invited, that little kid who is bullied because his last

00:25:50.200 name is Trump. Okay, 12-year-old sixth grader. And his last name is Trump and he has been bullied

00:25:56.240 so bad that I think he didn't go to school for a while, right? And they hope that it died down and

00:26:02.020 it never did and it's horrible. Yeah, obviously horrible. I mean, this is a very much a function

00:26:09.460 of our society today, right? The fact that some kid with the last name is the president is,

00:26:15.140 I mean, I feel like there was a time in which that would have been a really cool thing for a kid.

00:26:19.520 Right now, I mean... Now it's not. Now it's not. You know who actually, the reason why Thomas

00:26:25.580 Massey invited me is because he did invite, oh shoot, what's the kid from Covington? And the

00:26:35.520 parents were like, we don't want him, we just don't want him doing anything anymore. It's just,

00:26:40.520 it's, we just want it to go away, which I think was a really smart thing to do.

00:26:45.200 That's where I would be as a parent in that situation for sure. Me too. I would want this

00:26:48.540 thing over. Me too. And, and Thomas was very helpful with the family and that whole thing

00:26:55.980 in Covington. I mean, that's his, that's his area. And so that's why I got, you know, the sloppy

00:27:02.880 invite, uh, because everybody else was turning him down, you know, of any real importance. Uh,

00:27:08.960 but anyway, um, so last night on CNN with Cuomo, uh, he said, you know, the first lady, uh, is

00:27:18.240 bringing, uh, that kid who is because of his last name, Trump, no relation was, uh, was bullied.

00:27:27.760 We all know the scourge of bullying somewhere between the third and, uh, and, uh, and a quarter

00:27:35.500 of the kids in America say they've been bullied at school. Trump's own health and human services

00:27:40.480 identifies being gay or disabled as those who are most at risk. But now the kid with the last name

00:27:47.500 Trump, and he tries to get Don Lemon to go in with him. He says, my concern is my concern is that he's

00:27:56.520 just going to be used as a political pawn and that all the different kinds of bullying that goes on,

00:28:03.060 they're highlighting someone giving Trump a hard time. Uh, Don Lemon doesn't go for it. Cuomo comes

00:28:10.700 back and says, I'm worried about the kid because he's got enough trouble, you know, wait a minute.

00:28:15.900 So you're worried about this kid, but last week you weren't worried about the Covington school kids,

00:28:22.000 all of them. You weren't worried about them. No, not worried about making a kid who stood

00:28:27.880 somewhere and didn't move, uh, with a red hat on, making him into a national news story for

00:28:33.380 multiple weeks. That did not concern the bullying folks at all. They didn't care about that. Right.

00:28:38.380 And they didn't, they didn't mind using kids as political pawns when there was a shooting at a

00:28:46.500 school. They had no problem with that. Parkland? What? They weren't political pawns. They weren't

00:28:52.240 being used by us. They were putting on David Hogg for like, Donald Trump, tax policy and term limits.

00:28:57.120 Like, what is this kid on TV for today? I don't understand. That was, I know. It's all they,

00:29:01.900 they, they had, they had someone who could not be criticized. So he could come in and say every

00:29:06.500 liberal talking point. And if you said anything critical about him, you know, every, every boycott

00:29:10.840 organization would jump into action. Correct. Cause they had to protect these kids because those

00:29:16.820 kids agreed with them. Uh, if the Don Lemon says this, there's a lesson in this for anyone.

00:29:22.060 It's beyond the kid. It's for the president. Now listen to this, this, they're talking about the

00:29:26.540 kid who was bullied because his last name was Trump. It's a, it's really for the president.

00:29:31.560 Maybe this president has something to learn from a 12 year old sixth grader. Uh, he goes on to say,

00:29:37.060 and maybe the president will see the error of his ways and he'll stop calling people names and

00:29:41.580 making fun of them because this kid knows how it feels firsthand to be bullied. Maybe the president

00:29:47.000 will learn from it. Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I agree with you that the president calls

00:29:52.300 people's people names. That's his deal. Get over it. I don't like it either. I wish the president

00:29:58.440 didn't, but that's the way he's always lived his life. You thought it was funny when he wasn't

00:30:05.020 running the president or when he wasn't running the country. You thought it was funny. Now that

00:30:10.000 he's the president. Oh, now it's not so funny. Uh, however, I just want to remind you of a couple

00:30:15.420 of things. One tea baggers. You remember that from the president, these tea baggers go around.

00:30:21.620 You didn't have a problem with that. And second of all, the president should learn from this.

00:30:27.880 The kids being bullied because his last name is Trump. I don't think it's Donald Trump or his

00:30:37.400 supporters that are bullying this kid. Where, where are they feeling empowered to bully back?

00:30:46.580 Where are they feeling empowered to call people names? Media outlets, their parents. I mean,

00:30:53.700 we're all responsible for this, but kids learn mainly from their parents on what's acceptable.

00:31:00.720 And the media calls Trump names all the time. They act as a one way street. I know. Do you

00:31:05.540 remember when they were saying they, uh, how many reporters were tweeting about how they wanted

00:31:09.720 baron Trump to be locked up in a cage like those kids on the border? Yes. I mean, this is not

00:31:15.260 something that is that look, I don't like it either. I mean, I don't think it's a great idea. It's really

00:31:20.060 something that, you know, dopey talk show hosts like us do, which is, you know, like that is where

00:31:25.800 it's expected. And I don't think the president should be doing it, but I mean, you can't say

00:31:29.200 that this is a one-sided thing where he's the one bullying. Oh my gosh, stop it. They're calling him,

00:31:33.800 they're calling him fascist and racist and every horrible name on the planet every day. Every day

00:31:40.280 they call them these, these things. I mean, this is a two way street that they don't feel like they're on.

00:31:44.540 And his guests tonight are all just for political posturing. Now I want to compare guests. Here's

00:31:51.720 who he's invited. Uh, Alice Marie Johnson. She's the cocaine grandma. Remember? Uh, Timothy

00:31:57.680 Mattson. That was pardoned? That, uh, is that what you're talking about? Yeah. Okay. With Kim Kardashian

00:32:02.100 and that whole thing. Yeah. Right. Um, Timothy Mattson and Judah Samat. These are two survivors

00:32:08.320 of the, uh, uh, tree of life synagogue that remember when the anti-Semitic guy shot the

00:32:15.500 synagogue up, uh, Ashley Evans, who struggled with opioids, uh, Matthew Charles, 21 years

00:32:23.280 in prison, uh, and it has, uh, been, uh, turned out for release. And now the cocaine grandmother,

00:32:32.600 uh, Ashley Evans, uh, Ashley Evans, Matthew Charles, those are all about opioids and about

00:32:39.060 reform. And, and they're wanting to say, this is divisive. The president, I can guarantee

00:32:45.860 you is going to say about prison reform. He's going to say, we came together and did something

00:32:52.940 together. We need to pull together and move priorities together. He's going to call for unity.

00:32:59.720 I can guarantee it. And they're going to roll their eyes. By the way, what is the over under

00:33:04.000 for you for, uh, eye rolls from Nancy Pelosi? It's interesting. It's, I've heard people talk

00:33:10.580 about how many times she's going to eye roll and it's just, it's hard to detect any expression on

00:33:15.200 her face. So yeah, I mean, I like, I know that's why I'm down to, that's why I'm down on, I'm only,

00:33:22.720 only six faces. She'll try to do more, but she'll only be able to make six different faces.

00:33:31.220 Okay. Six different times. Uh, she won't be able to battle the Botox any more than that.

00:33:35.880 The eye roll. I give her two. That sounds like a reasonable over under. There's got to be Vegas

00:33:41.740 odds on this stuff. Doesn't there? I gotta, I gotta look for this. Gotta be, gotta be, gotta be.

00:33:45.460 Okay. So, so he's also got, uh, Elvin Hernandez. He's a special agent with trafficking in persons

00:33:53.240 unit of the Homeland Security Department. Um, and can I tell you something? This, this guest,

00:34:00.780 I think came from Tim Ballard. Do you see that Tim Ballard, the CEO of the Nazarene Fund or the

00:34:07.860 chairman of the, I don't know what he is. Uh, and also, uh, Oh, you are. He was with the

00:34:14.740 president yesterday afternoon and they were meeting about his, his, uh, op-ed piece that he wrote last

00:34:20.900 week. Here's one reason we need border security. And he talked about, uh, the human trafficking that's

00:34:28.060 happening on the border. I expect that that is going to play a role, uh, tomorrow and congratulations

00:34:34.520 to this audience for bringing this, uh, to the light of the world. If you will, you're the ones who

00:34:42.500 started this and, uh, it's a compelling argument and hopefully the president will make that tonight.

00:34:48.280 Okay. So those are the, those are the people the president is inviting. They don't seem divisive.

00:34:54.700 Now, let me give you the list of the Democrat invitees. We'll do that in just a minute.

00:35:04.120 Also have Glenn, a list of prop bets, uh, for the state of the union coming up as well. Uh,

00:35:12.360 like, does he mention CNN? Does he, how many times over, under on how many times he says jobs?

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00:36:38.540 You know, I'm, I'm making a, a bingo card, uh, for tonight. Uh, I should, I, uh, we'll, we'll post

00:36:44.800 it on, uh, Glennbeck.com. You can play, uh, State of the Union bingo, but if I get it first, you'll

00:36:50.140 hear me from the upper balcony. Bingo! Uh, but it's got all of the things that I think that might

00:36:55.800 happen. Like, for instance, Nancy Pelosi eye roll one. There's eye roll two. You can't

00:37:01.860 count them the same. Uh, Nancy Pelosi tries to make a face. Wait, hold on. It's kind of

00:37:06.820 subjective. I have a clarification on Nancy Pelosi. What if she rolls only one eye? I feel

00:37:12.040 like with her situation. It is, it is an eye roll, not eyes roll. Right. So if one eye rolls

00:37:18.660 and then the other eye rolls immediately afterwards, that's two eye rolls? If they

00:37:24.180 were, if they are revolving in other directions, so one goes left, then one goes

00:37:30.060 right. I'm okay with that. Even if they're at the same time. Or if one goes, if one goes

00:37:34.080 left and then it comes back to the center and the other one goes right, then I'm

00:37:38.620 okay with that. Okay. That's an important, important clarification. So I have, uh,

00:37:43.880 Venezuela, uh, border security, uh, Nancy Pelosi makes a face applause, uh, uh, with

00:37:51.580 the other side sitting down, um, unity border fence jobs one and two unemployment. We

00:37:59.580 need to work together. Uh, Nancy Pelosi, I roll two unity Gorsuch, uh, fake news

00:38:07.700 emergency. It's not legislation. What is he calling this? Emergency action for the

00:38:13.120 border. What is that called? Oh, I might have to take emergency measures or whatever

00:38:19.620 national emergency. Um, yeah. National is that what it is? I'll have to declare a, I

00:38:24.700 don't think it's that I'll look it up. We'll have the right one. But what that

00:38:27.720 means is, you know, when he says I might have to take extraordinary measures, I

00:38:30.900 need to take, you know, matters into my own hand, China border wall and border

00:38:36.920 fence. So, so now jobs almost always come in a pair of threes people. They just say

00:38:41.340 jobs, jobs, jobs. So if you have jobs one and jobs two, I mean, that's almost a

00:38:45.260 guarantee. You can almost put, you can almost mark those boxes off right now.

00:38:49.160 So why don't we do jobs? We go jobs, uh, one and jobs for, I think that's true.

00:38:57.420 Cause cause he goes jobs, jobs, jobs. Now, if he doesn't do jobs, jobs, jobs, you can

00:39:02.680 count the next job at the end of the speech. If he's not talking about jobs, jobs,

00:39:07.840 jobs, jobs, you can count two jobs. So you're thinking, so it's either four or

00:39:12.760 two job groupings is essentially your category. Yeah. Job, job, jobs is a

00:39:17.220 grouping. Now there's an actual bet you can place on the total, the over under

00:39:20.660 for the amount of times he says jobs during the speech. Yeah. Which is seven

00:39:24.420 and a half, seven and a half. Yeah. Over under seven and a half. Now, of course,

00:39:29.440 jobs, jobs, jobs get you almost half the way there. And he does it one time. You're in

00:39:33.320 really good position. Not in Glenn Beck, state of the union bingo though. No, that

00:39:38.380 does not help you in state of the union bingo. Um, they also have, uh, some other

00:39:43.660 bets they have. If some of the ones you mentioned, North Korea, uh, Mexico, China,

00:39:48.040 Russia, will he say that? Uh, you can get up to, uh, Russia was four and a half to

00:39:52.140 one. Uh, you can get that. They have, I'm going to take, are the first two words of

00:39:57.040 his speech. Thank you. If, if they're not, then you get, you can get three to one on

00:40:01.480 that one. Does he mention CNN? Uh, about three to one on that ISIS. Uh, if he does

00:40:08.500 not mention ISIS five to one, he's going to mention ISIS. That's a, you can't,

00:40:13.020 yeah, that's done. Uh, let's see. They have a prop bets on what color dress will

00:40:18.340 Ivanka Trump wear? Uh, what color dress will, uh, float us where she wore white

00:40:25.260 last time. Yeah. White's four to one this time. Glenn, uh, you can get black at two

00:40:29.300 to one blue to two and a quarter to one red three and a half to one white four to one

00:40:34.280 and field four and a half to one. All of it. What is that? Camouflage? I could be any

00:40:40.720 field. I mean, it means everything else field and stream. She's going to come dressed as

00:40:45.780 a hunter or I'm not sure what that means. I should have been more, uh, specific. You

00:40:50.160 know, I'm not a big sports better. Now we will post this at glennbeck.com, uh, state

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00:42:23.040 So how hard is it to say if a child is born and we tried to kill it, but if it survives an abortion,

00:42:35.520 once it's born, should we kill it? How hard is it to say no, no, we shouldn't kill it. That's

00:42:44.980 infanticide. It's an infant. It's been born. It's outside of the mother's body. No, we shouldn't kill

00:42:51.840 it. Well, apparently for the Senate, that was a bridge too far. We'll give you the details in one

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00:44:56.980 Yesterday, Ben Stass, Ben Stass stood up in front of the Senate and he said, we have to decide

00:45:17.380 who we are. Here's Ben Stass previewing the anti-infanticide vote.

00:45:23.820 In a few minutes, the United States Senate is going to have an opportunity to condemn

00:45:29.240 infanticide. 100 United States senators are going to have an opportunity to unanimously say

00:45:35.400 the most basic thing imaginable, and that is that it's wrong to kill a little newborn baby.

00:45:43.600 Every senator will have the opportunity to stand for human dignity, to stand for the belief that

00:45:48.620 in this country, all of us are created equal. Because if that equality means anything,

00:45:53.660 surely it means that infanticide is wrong.

00:45:59.080 I think this is a pretty low hurdle. I think this is one of the lowest hurdles I've ever heard.

00:46:05.500 Now, you want to talk about a teenager and killing your teenager, then we could probably talk about

00:46:15.380 that because we all understand that. However, infanticide.

00:46:22.580 So what happened? Because all he said was, we need to have a vote. Now, there is a House or, I mean,

00:46:28.780 a Senate rule that allows a senator to call for a vote like this, but it has to be unanimous.

00:46:37.780 So everybody has to agree that the vote is going to happen. Well, one senator said, this is an outrage.

00:46:46.740 That's not what any of these things mean. These new bills, these new laws in New York and Virginia,

00:46:54.280 that's not what they were proposing. Yes, that is exactly what they were proposing in Virginia. Exactly.

00:47:00.980 And you're talking about a baby in the last trimester. Once the baby, once the woman has started to give birth,

00:47:13.500 the baby could be in the birth canal and they can kill the baby. Now, I understand you don't like to call

00:47:23.560 a fetus a child, but when that fetus is going to be transformed in magically somehow into a child within the next

00:47:33.680 minute, your argument kind of breaks down. This is infanticide, clear and simple. And what he was asking for

00:47:44.420 was a vote. If you try to kill a child in the last moment and they're born alive, do we kill it or do

00:47:56.880 we have to resuscitate it? Now, if you remember right, the governor of Virginia said we would keep

00:48:03.400 the child comfortable and then we would talk about it. That's what the governor of Virginia said.

00:48:09.560 That is the bill. That's where we're headed.

00:48:16.760 You would think this would be the easiest vote because even if you thought that that wasn't what

00:48:22.560 the bill said, you stand up and say, this is the most ridiculous thing because nobody is proposing this.

00:48:30.500 Of course, it is an abomination. Of course, we're against it. We saw this with Steve King a couple

00:48:37.500 weeks ago when people were talking about Steve King and he made those comments to the New York

00:48:41.300 Times and they did a resolution to say we're against these racist comments and we're against

00:48:49.240 people thinking white supremacy is good. And so Steve King went up in front of the House and said,

00:48:55.540 look, you know, I didn't mean it this way. And he tried to explain himself. But when it came up for

00:49:02.420 the vote, you know who voted for the bill that's there, the resolution that said how bad racism was

00:49:09.020 Steve King, because the text of the bill basically just said racism is really bad. And Steve King

00:49:14.380 said he agrees with that. So he voted for it, even though obviously this was just targeting him and

00:49:19.040 trying to make him look bad. He still voted for it because the concept of racism is bad. He agreed

00:49:24.120 with the this is the same thing here. You can make the argument sure that if you're a Democrat and you

00:49:29.680 don't want these rights to go away, you get nervous every time anyone anything revolving

00:49:34.180 abortion is being voted on. However, when it comes down to the text of what's actually happening

00:49:39.840 here, we're talking about babies that are being born alive and dying afterwards because of our hands.

00:49:47.420 It is. It was the born alive abortion survivors protection act that says it all. The bill would

00:49:56.540 have required doctors to provide medical care to babies born alive during failed abortions. So if

00:50:05.240 your baby, this has no application for anything other than the baby was they tried to abort it. It's

00:50:14.440 now born. You have to keep it alive now because it's a baby and we don't perform infanticide. If you

00:50:25.520 remember right, there was a hospital that got in trouble in Chicago years ago because when this was

00:50:32.580 happening, they wouldn't kill the baby. They would just put it in a closet. Do you remember this?

00:50:38.440 And they would neglect it and it would eventually die. So nobody wanted to kill it. They just neglected

00:50:44.280 it by putting it in a closet. And one of the nurses was like, this is craziness.

00:50:49.520 So Patty Murray from Washington. Now, here's the problem in Washington, I think.

00:50:55.580 And then I say this as a Washingtonian, I'm somebody who grew up in the Pacific Northwest.

00:51:00.340 I just had good enough sense to get out of there before this happened to me. But you

00:51:05.540 once you live there for a while, it's it's like the water starts to to to seep into your head

00:51:13.640 and moss starts to grow on your brain and it's sloshing around in there. And before you know

00:51:20.380 it, it's just you're just a big jug head of water and brain power is almost entirely taken

00:51:27.080 by by by moss. And I think that might have happened with Patty Murray. I'm not sure she

00:51:33.680 may be a moss brain at this point, because how do you stand up unless you are trying to

00:51:42.000 protect this procedure? How do you stand up and do that? I and by the way, if you are if

00:51:50.080 you if if you are a politician, you are you are so convinced that the people on the left

00:51:59.680 in your district are so cool with infanticide that you can get away with it.

00:52:07.260 And you're about to get a year and a half of a campaign in which everyone tries to say

00:52:11.640 how much infanticide is allowable. And if you don't allow more, you're going to be an evil

00:52:16.420 conservative and can't get the nomination for the presidency. It's a giant candy jar

00:52:20.920 for Republicans politically, but the scariest thing in the world. I mean, the fact that for

00:52:27.220 politics, they will go so far as to not even deny people's rights to kill people that are

00:52:33.780 alive. Is there not? I don't think this is for I think it is. This is not for politics.

00:52:38.440 I think it is. Tell me. Tell me why. Because, you know, I think what happens here is they see

00:52:43.980 it as this slippery sort of slope to to erode women's rights. For example, if I were to say

00:52:50.880 to you, do you support killing kids a month after birth? People would, you know, a hundred

00:52:56.660 percent of people in theory would say, well, of course not. That would that makes you a

00:53:00.440 murderer. You're a psychopath if you want that. Well, what about 10 seconds or five seconds

00:53:04.300 after birth? Well, well, no, of course they're born and that's where you get 99 senators on

00:53:09.600 board here, right? But then what about five seconds before birth? Well, still most people

00:53:15.280 would say no, it's well over 80 percent. If you go to the second trimester, what about

00:53:20.080 then? People will say, well, now it's like about 70 percent oppose it. And we can do the

00:53:23.620 third the third trimester or the first trimester. Then it's about 50 percent. The point of this

00:53:28.160 though is to say that if five seconds after birth, it makes you a murderer and five seconds

00:53:33.420 before birth is okay. Almost everyone would agree that that is a nonsensical, crazy position

00:53:40.120 to say that 10 seconds could be the difference between you being a fighter for women's rights

00:53:46.100 and a murderer. So back that up to whatever level you're at. If you think it's the end of

00:53:51.000 the first trimester, how about 10 seconds before that? How about 10 seconds after that? If you

00:53:56.520 are the type of person who's saying, well, I think it's okay here and not there. What you're

00:54:00.340 saying is the same point. About 10 seconds from one line to the other is the difference

00:54:05.560 between one person fighting for women's rights and being a psychopathic murderer. And none

00:54:10.060 of that makes any sense. When you draw a line like that and when people start thinking about

00:54:15.160 that line, wherever you draw that line, you realize what you're doing is something that

00:54:20.160 is completely insane. And the further we go down the debate there and the further that

00:54:25.760 gets to be clarified, the scarier it becomes for people who are pro-choice. Because you

00:54:31.240 can't make that distinction when you're arguing about a completely arbitrary line. The kid

00:54:39.420 does, you say whatever you want about science, there's no way you can say, well, at three

00:54:44.840 months, this thing over a two second period goes from a fetus to a child. It's completely

00:54:50.220 an insane viewpoint and no one can logically believe it. And so that is why I think they try

00:54:55.100 to guard these lines so carefully. Because as soon as you start really putting a magnifying

00:54:59.820 glass up to what they say they believe, it doesn't make any sense. And it's indefensible.

00:55:04.580 It's indefensible.

00:55:06.100 So I tend to agree with you. And I think I agree entirely with what you just said. But

00:55:14.300 I don't necessarily agree that this is just a political maneuver. And I want to explain

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00:58:58.900 I hope you're going to put them all on the same panel. So we have like a table that goes like 400

00:59:03.200 football fields long with all of them sitting at it. And we're all talking at once and arguing

00:59:08.840 and pulling wigs off. It's the only way to do coverage. I learned it from CNN.

00:59:12.140 Yeah, I hate that. Oh, I hate that. All right. Let me get back to Patty Murray blocking the Senate

00:59:21.800 bill banning infanticide. Now, here is what the bill said. It requires doctors to provide medical

00:59:29.200 care to babies who are born alive during failed abortions. So you're having a last minute

00:59:36.900 abortion. You're in labor. The baby is born. You tried to kill it. It's born alive. Do we have to

00:59:46.180 keep it alive? Do we have to feed it? Do we have to, can we neglect it until it dies? Can we,

00:59:53.620 do we have to give it a medical help to, to heal it again after trying to kill it? Well, Patty

01:00:01.780 Murray said, this is just ridiculous. This is just, she said, this is a gross misinterpretation

01:00:07.580 of the actual language of the bill that is being asked to be considered. And therefore

01:00:11.480 I object. So the bill didn't pass because of her. Now, if you, if you don't believe that,

01:00:19.340 if you think that this is not what the bill says, you say exactly that this, not what the

01:00:25.320 bill says. This is a gross misrepresentation of what this bill does. And of course we're all

01:00:30.680 against it. I stand against it as do all of my colleagues. So yes, pass this bill.

01:00:38.120 That's what you say. Now, a lot of people are saying that this is all about politics.

01:00:43.320 And I think part of it is for some, but I think the democratic party, the leadership has gone

01:00:49.880 so far to the crazy side that there are those that want infanticide. There are those, I mean,

01:00:57.740 we have gone from a culture that says, you know, it should be rare. It should be safe, but you know,

01:01:04.900 it should really be rare. And it's, and it's really, you know, once we get past the first

01:01:10.260 trimester, it's only for the health of the mother. That's where we were. We are now to the point where

01:01:15.680 they are shouting their abortion. They are, we are now at a point to where they are releasing video

01:01:22.600 of them talking to school kids who think abortions, uh, are not good. And they're trying to say,

01:01:30.940 you know what? I mean, I, you know, I wasn't reckless. I just didn't, we just didn't want to

01:01:35.900 have protection while we were in the moment. And so I got pregnant and well, I don't want to have a

01:01:43.760 baby. And they're trying to convince these kids that it's okay. They're starting to do TV show.

01:01:50.000 They're doing everything they did, uh, with Ellen back in the nineties to try to normalize

01:01:56.520 homosexuality, which worked. This now is normalizing death. This is normalizing death.

01:02:05.880 And I think there are those people. We know it. I mean, we've, we've talked about this before

01:02:10.720 the weather underground. They're perfectly willing to kill people. Uh, how many people in Occupy Wall

01:02:17.360 Street students do? Did we interview that said, yeah, I mean, people are going to have to die

01:02:22.060 because, you know, this system is just broken and it's killing our planet. How many people would be

01:02:28.520 comfortable on the left killing a lot of people? People. We have played many of the clips, uh, over

01:02:35.020 the years. And I think the difference, I guess, in what we're talking about slightly is I think the

01:02:39.640 admitting it is the politics, right? Like what they say is never what they believe unless it's

01:02:46.680 politically beneficial. For example, we all know that they've supported gay marriage long before

01:02:50.700 they started admitting it. When Hillary Clinton was saying it was a foundational principle of her

01:02:54.740 soul, that marriage was between one man and one woman. Did anyone believe that? When Bill Clinton

01:02:59.720 was saying the era of big government is over in big speeches, anyone believe that? No, they were

01:03:04.740 incentivized at that time through politics to say that they oppose those things. That's what's I

01:03:11.480 think different because it's a different thing about society right now is that people, the Democrats

01:03:16.720 now believe and are incentivized to admit that they want abortion up to the last second and, but quite

01:03:23.160 possibly past that. Are they misreading this? Are we a nation now that is ready to embrace infanticide?

01:03:32.500 Are they delusional? Are we delusional? Well, they have a primary audience that might be

01:03:38.280 willing to embrace it. I don't know how they walk that back. I don't know. I don't know. How do you walk

01:03:44.300 that back with Democrats in the center of the country?

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01:05:50.560 We're talking a little bit about how

01:05:52.760 left and how

01:05:54.700 far left and crazy

01:05:56.720 the Democratic leadership

01:05:58.580 has become. And I think they're leaving

01:06:00.580 regular Democrats in the dust

01:06:02.840 if our Democratic friends

01:06:04.640 will actually wake up.

01:06:06.760 If they will wake up to what's

01:06:08.660 happening and stop burying their heads

01:06:10.460 in the sand, I think

01:06:12.520 they'll be, first, quite surprised at

01:06:14.520 what their party has turned into.

01:06:16.380 First of all, they yesterday rejected

01:06:18.700 the Born Alive Abortion Survivors

01:06:20.700 Protection Act, which

01:06:22.420 protects babies who they tried

01:06:24.780 to abort, but were born

01:06:26.660 alive. They would

01:06:28.780 not go with that bill.

01:06:30.760 They said it was a gross misrepresentation of

01:06:32.700 what the bill was. A, that's not

01:06:34.640 true. B,

01:06:36.680 even if it was true, you say

01:06:38.580 that's not what the bill says, but

01:06:40.600 I'm not for it, and none of us are.

01:06:43.380 The same day that

01:06:44.720 they introduced, in fact, the same person

01:06:46.780 that introduced the

01:06:48.180 new abortion law in Virginia.

01:06:51.500 She also

01:06:52.780 introduced

01:06:55.380 another bill, bill

01:06:56.700 number 2495,

01:06:59.420 that made

01:07:00.940 it illegal

01:07:02.660 for the state or anyone

01:07:04.760 to, and I'm

01:07:06.740 not making this up,

01:07:08.500 spray to kill

01:07:09.780 canker worms.

01:07:13.220 Canker, so

01:07:13.860 Do they cause the source?

01:07:16.600 No, no, they don't.

01:07:17.900 They turn into butterflies,

01:07:20.160 Stu, they turn into butterflies.

01:07:22.060 So,

01:07:23.580 the

01:07:24.140 canker worm

01:07:26.060 cannot be killed,

01:07:27.920 and the Democrats rushed to

01:07:29.860 protect the beloved

01:07:32.040 canker worm,

01:07:33.380 but not

01:07:36.220 protect

01:07:37.240 the

01:07:38.340 baby, the unborn baby,

01:07:40.240 or the born baby.

01:07:41.420 Now, that's like saying,

01:07:43.160 look, you can kill

01:07:44.520 a canker worm,

01:07:46.040 but once

01:07:47.220 it's a butterfly,

01:07:48.880 you can't kill it.

01:07:51.780 Okay, well, you're still

01:07:52.900 killing all the butterflies.

01:07:54.660 You kill all the,

01:07:55.320 if you kill all the

01:07:56.040 caterpillars,

01:07:56.740 you're still going to

01:07:57.980 kill the butterflies,

01:07:59.060 because there won't be

01:08:00.120 any butterflies that are

01:08:01.240 born,

01:08:01.760 because

01:08:02.300 that one

01:08:03.840 actually does

01:08:05.620 morph

01:08:07.800 into

01:08:08.320 something

01:08:09.220 entirely different.

01:08:10.580 The baby

01:08:11.340 doesn't,

01:08:12.680 but it's the same

01:08:13.360 principle,

01:08:13.920 but I'm glad you're

01:08:14.580 protecting the butterflies

01:08:15.600 and not the babies.

01:08:17.120 Also yesterday,

01:08:18.760 Atacazio Cortez

01:08:20.620 met with

01:08:21.920 Jeremy Corbyn.

01:08:23.200 Now, he is the

01:08:24.000 Labor Party leader.

01:08:25.680 This guy is

01:08:26.660 a socialist.

01:08:28.220 He has

01:08:28.720 never

01:08:30.160 been

01:08:31.800 supportive of

01:08:32.860 anything

01:08:33.440 of Great Britain.

01:08:34.700 He does

01:08:35.260 not like

01:08:36.200 Great Britain.

01:08:37.760 He is the

01:08:38.800 Labor Union.

01:08:39.400 He is a

01:08:40.080 communist,

01:08:41.120 literally a

01:08:42.160 communist,

01:08:43.360 and he,

01:08:45.120 of course,

01:08:45.400 is for peace

01:08:46.420 and prosperity

01:08:47.160 and justice,

01:08:48.280 which progressives

01:08:49.720 cannot promise

01:08:51.380 any of those.

01:08:52.980 They don't work

01:08:54.520 out that way.

01:08:55.800 You feel like saying,

01:08:56.660 well, I'm for

01:08:57.160 peace, prosperity,

01:08:58.380 and justice.

01:08:59.020 You keep using those

01:08:59.840 words.

01:09:00.220 I do not think it

01:09:00.920 means what you think

01:09:01.520 it means,

01:09:01.960 because they're

01:09:02.940 offering social

01:09:03.820 justice.

01:09:05.260 Prosperity does

01:09:06.020 not happen

01:09:06.800 in socialized

01:09:07.960 countries,

01:09:08.840 and peace,

01:09:11.100 really?

01:09:12.600 Because that

01:09:13.580 really hasn't

01:09:14.440 worked out well

01:09:15.300 for you,

01:09:15.780 because the wars

01:09:17.160 that we've been

01:09:17.820 having,

01:09:18.460 generally speaking,

01:09:19.360 have been

01:09:20.420 against national

01:09:22.160 socialist countries

01:09:23.900 and socialist

01:09:25.340 countries,

01:09:25.960 but maybe it's

01:09:27.020 just me.

01:09:28.800 So you have

01:09:29.700 her now saying

01:09:31.040 this anti-Semite,

01:09:32.940 this horrible,

01:09:33.820 horrendous anti-Semite

01:09:35.740 and massive

01:09:37.680 socialist.

01:09:38.940 Oh, we had a

01:09:39.680 wide-reaching

01:09:40.560 conversation,

01:09:41.420 and it was so

01:09:42.500 great to be able

01:09:43.620 to partner

01:09:44.620 with you.

01:09:45.600 Okay.

01:09:46.440 So you have

01:09:47.140 the anti-Semite

01:09:48.020 communists,

01:09:49.360 you have the

01:09:50.420 abortions for

01:09:52.520 all,

01:09:53.380 then you also

01:09:54.720 had this,

01:09:55.420 and I want to

01:09:55.820 play this audio.

01:09:58.840 This is a

01:10:00.200 Democratic

01:10:00.720 representative

01:10:01.400 that has a

01:10:02.600 new idea,

01:10:03.820 to help

01:10:05.360 the public

01:10:05.920 health.

01:10:07.300 Listen,

01:10:08.380 how they want

01:10:09.020 to now tax

01:10:09.860 your ammunition.

01:10:11.680 Currently,

01:10:12.320 ammunition is

01:10:12.960 taxed at the

01:10:13.740 same rate as

01:10:14.520 other products,

01:10:15.420 but we want

01:10:16.020 to increase

01:10:16.420 it by 50%,

01:10:17.600 because we see

01:10:18.580 this as a

01:10:19.600 prevention measure.

01:10:21.080 It wouldn't

01:10:21.820 apply to

01:10:22.780 law enforcement

01:10:23.740 or to

01:10:24.200 military,

01:10:25.200 but for

01:10:25.700 example,

01:10:26.480 if someone

01:10:27.060 were to

01:10:27.420 buy a

01:10:28.160 50-cartridge

01:10:29.160 box of

01:10:29.660 ammunition,

01:10:30.380 which goes

01:10:30.820 for about

01:10:31.360 $10,

01:10:31.980 it would

01:10:32.800 increase

01:10:33.240 the price

01:10:33.760 to $15.

01:10:35.400 We see

01:10:36.000 this as

01:10:36.880 a public

01:10:37.380 health

01:10:37.680 measure,

01:10:38.460 similar to

01:10:39.320 what we've

01:10:39.700 done in

01:10:39.920 the state

01:10:40.180 of Connecticut

01:10:40.560 with increasing

01:10:41.200 the tax

01:10:41.740 on cigarettes.

01:10:42.960 When we

01:10:43.300 increase that

01:10:43.860 tax,

01:10:44.320 we've seen

01:10:44.760 a reduction

01:10:45.280 in use.

01:10:46.520 And so,

01:10:47.140 we want to

01:10:47.720 continue

01:10:48.220 Connecticut's

01:10:48.880 legacy of

01:10:49.480 being a leader

01:10:50.040 on preventing

01:10:50.700 and addressing

01:10:51.300 gun violence,

01:10:51.980 and we see

01:10:52.960 this as another

01:10:53.760 step forward

01:10:54.620 in that direction.

01:10:56.400 Interesting.

01:10:57.260 Connecticut's a

01:10:57.800 leader on that.

01:10:58.380 interesting that

01:10:59.300 probably the

01:10:59.860 most famous

01:11:00.380 mass shooting

01:11:00.940 did occur

01:11:01.540 in your

01:11:01.820 state.

01:11:02.280 I don't

01:11:02.440 know if

01:11:02.660 you're aware

01:11:03.040 of this.

01:11:04.660 I don't

01:11:04.880 know if

01:11:04.980 your measures

01:11:05.720 for preventing

01:11:06.600 gun violence

01:11:07.180 have worked

01:11:07.560 all that well.

01:11:08.640 I don't know

01:11:09.180 if anyone's

01:11:09.520 noticed that.

01:11:10.080 This isn't,

01:11:10.500 if this isn't

01:11:13.280 going around

01:11:14.500 the Second

01:11:15.080 Amendment,

01:11:16.940 that's all

01:11:17.880 this is.

01:11:18.740 That's all

01:11:19.220 this is.

01:11:20.360 Your ammunition

01:11:21.640 is already

01:11:22.600 very expensive,

01:11:24.340 very expensive.

01:11:26.060 You want to

01:11:26.840 be a good

01:11:27.580 shooter,

01:11:28.000 you have

01:11:29.040 to shoot

01:11:29.640 a lot.

01:11:30.540 You want

01:11:31.120 to be

01:11:31.320 somebody who

01:11:32.000 is sloppy,

01:11:33.360 who's going

01:11:34.360 to get

01:11:34.580 somebody killed,

01:11:35.580 go ahead,

01:11:36.500 make ammunition

01:11:37.440 unaffordable.

01:11:39.360 Because you

01:11:39.880 can't go out,

01:11:41.080 unless you have

01:11:41.580 iTarget Pro,

01:11:42.360 which you should

01:11:42.800 have,

01:11:43.400 look it up,

01:11:44.300 if you don't,

01:11:46.060 if you're not

01:11:47.120 at the range

01:11:48.180 shooting a lot

01:11:49.580 of ammunition,

01:11:50.540 you're going

01:11:51.120 to be a danger

01:11:51.760 to yourself

01:11:52.380 and everybody

01:11:52.820 around you.

01:11:53.560 So their

01:11:54.180 solution is

01:11:55.620 tax ammunition.

01:11:57.340 Make it

01:11:57.820 unaffordable

01:11:58.500 for people.

01:11:59.240 This is one

01:11:59.540 of those things

01:11:59.920 that they say

01:12:00.320 all the time.

01:12:00.780 It's like the

01:12:01.080 AR-15 is too

01:12:02.140 easy to shoot.

01:12:03.520 It's too easy.

01:12:04.620 It's like,

01:12:04.860 well, what the

01:12:05.340 hell do you

01:12:05.640 want it to be?

01:12:06.340 I mean,

01:12:06.660 you want it

01:12:07.500 to be hard

01:12:07.960 to shoot?

01:12:08.520 If someone

01:12:09.220 has to protect

01:12:09.760 themselves,

01:12:10.180 you want them

01:12:10.620 to, what,

01:12:11.340 have to do

01:12:12.280 a handstand

01:12:13.000 to fire the

01:12:13.600 thing?

01:12:14.020 You want it

01:12:14.360 to fire

01:12:14.700 erratically so

01:12:15.720 it doesn't hit

01:12:16.320 the target and

01:12:16.860 instead hits

01:12:17.280 innocent bystanders?

01:12:18.380 What exactly

01:12:18.980 do you want?

01:12:19.800 Of course you

01:12:20.300 want the thing

01:12:20.660 to be easy to

01:12:21.220 shoot.

01:12:21.680 It's the whole

01:12:22.040 point.

01:12:22.320 You want to

01:12:22.600 be able to

01:12:22.920 hit the

01:12:23.260 target you're

01:12:23.700 aiming for.

01:12:24.720 And obviously,

01:12:25.440 yes, there are

01:12:25.860 people that

01:12:26.240 have used it

01:12:26.820 in terrible

01:12:28.100 ways, but that

01:12:29.620 is not the

01:12:30.220 overwhelming

01:12:30.640 majority of

01:12:31.440 people who

01:12:32.220 have bought

01:12:33.360 millions of

01:12:33.820 these things

01:12:34.240 that aren't

01:12:34.700 used in

01:12:35.200 terrible crimes.

01:12:36.980 It's such a

01:12:37.580 bizarre thing

01:12:38.100 to want it

01:12:38.420 to be used

01:12:38.820 more erratically.

01:12:41.060 Think about

01:12:41.820 how extreme

01:12:42.840 Congress is

01:12:44.440 going to

01:12:44.800 become in

01:12:46.500 the next two

01:12:47.040 years and

01:12:48.240 how extreme

01:12:49.320 if they

01:12:50.320 win, how

01:12:51.880 extreme they're

01:12:52.720 going to be.

01:12:53.500 I mean,

01:12:54.000 nobody in the

01:12:54.740 remember they

01:12:55.320 used to call

01:12:55.760 us extremists

01:12:56.360 because we

01:12:56.860 stood for the

01:12:57.700 Constitution

01:12:58.700 because we

01:13:00.080 stood for the

01:13:01.100 Constitution.

01:13:02.380 We were

01:13:02.720 extremists and

01:13:04.440 haters of the

01:13:05.400 U.S.

01:13:05.740 government.

01:13:07.080 Work that

01:13:08.040 math out in

01:13:08.720 your head, but

01:13:10.100 you've never

01:13:10.920 heard anyone

01:13:12.240 on CNN or

01:13:13.680 MSNBC or

01:13:14.600 any place else

01:13:15.520 New York

01:13:15.980 Times talk

01:13:17.040 about how the

01:13:18.120 Democratic Party

01:13:19.120 has been

01:13:19.680 hijacked by

01:13:21.080 absolute

01:13:22.160 extremists.

01:13:23.620 I mean, they

01:13:24.140 despise the

01:13:25.780 Constitution.

01:13:26.520 Look at what

01:13:26.980 they do to it.

01:13:27.960 Every time one

01:13:28.760 of their little

01:13:29.280 rights is limited,

01:13:31.220 they get so

01:13:31.940 upset about it.

01:13:33.040 I mean, here's

01:13:33.420 a, your right

01:13:34.740 to bear arms

01:13:35.180 shall not be

01:13:35.820 infringed, and

01:13:36.400 what do they

01:13:36.660 do?

01:13:37.260 Well, it's okay

01:13:38.500 to infringe it

01:13:39.160 when we really

01:13:39.760 don't like the

01:13:40.200 stuff like bump

01:13:40.820 stocks, for

01:13:41.440 example, or if

01:13:42.560 we think they're

01:13:43.440 bad, then we

01:13:44.260 can infringe, and

01:13:45.040 sure, we're not

01:13:45.840 going to infringe

01:13:46.340 your right to

01:13:46.920 bear arms, but

01:13:47.820 we're going to

01:13:48.640 infringe your

01:13:49.380 right to be

01:13:49.940 able to

01:13:50.280 actually purchase

01:13:51.320 the things that

01:13:52.240 go in the

01:13:52.860 guns, the

01:13:54.340 ammunition.

01:13:55.800 This is the

01:13:56.280 same thing, Glenn,

01:13:56.840 they did with

01:13:57.400 the partial

01:13:58.300 birth abortion

01:13:59.100 ban, which

01:13:59.600 was passed

01:14:00.420 and signed.

01:14:01.600 It is against

01:14:03.220 the law to do

01:14:05.380 a partial birth

01:14:06.060 abortion.

01:14:06.900 So instead,

01:14:07.520 instead of

01:14:07.800 partially birthing

01:14:08.980 the baby and

01:14:09.620 then killing it,

01:14:10.680 they kill it

01:14:11.480 inside the womb

01:14:12.280 a day or two

01:14:13.180 beforehand, and

01:14:14.680 let it die, and

01:14:15.440 then deliver the

01:14:17.020 baby dead instead

01:14:18.200 of partially

01:14:18.900 alive, therefore

01:14:20.340 they can get

01:14:20.880 around it.

01:14:21.680 They're just

01:14:22.060 skirting the

01:14:22.720 law.

01:14:23.140 We all know

01:14:23.580 what these

01:14:23.840 laws are

01:14:24.160 supposed to

01:14:24.560 do.

01:14:24.720 We know

01:14:24.940 what the

01:14:25.140 Second

01:14:25.600 Amendment is

01:14:26.060 supposed to

01:14:26.560 do.

01:14:26.960 They're just

01:14:27.520 finding ways to

01:14:29.080 get around it

01:14:29.920 and acting as

01:14:30.660 if they're, you

01:14:31.320 know, acting in a

01:14:32.240 legal and

01:14:32.840 responsible way.

01:14:33.780 They're not, and

01:14:35.060 it's all because

01:14:35.880 they never get any

01:14:37.140 pushback on these

01:14:37.800 things.

01:14:38.700 I mean, can you

01:14:39.080 imagine if they

01:14:39.720 passed an

01:14:40.200 environmental law,

01:14:41.660 right, that

01:14:42.120 said, no, you

01:14:44.220 know, coal

01:14:44.720 factories, there

01:14:45.560 are no coal

01:14:46.080 plants, and

01:14:46.940 what they found

01:14:48.100 is they, you

01:14:49.520 know, Republicans

01:14:50.440 started building

01:14:51.220 coal processing

01:14:52.520 plants on one

01:14:53.340 side of the

01:14:53.720 street and coal

01:14:54.220 burning plants on

01:14:55.140 the other side of

01:14:55.640 the street and

01:14:56.080 found out some

01:14:56.740 way to get

01:14:57.300 around the law.

01:14:58.560 There'd be a

01:14:58.960 300-page New

01:15:00.360 York Times

01:15:00.800 investigation about

01:15:01.800 how they're

01:15:02.180 skirting the

01:15:02.780 spirit of the

01:15:03.460 law, and yet

01:15:04.780 they do this over

01:15:05.680 and over and

01:15:06.480 over again and

01:15:07.180 get zero pushback

01:15:08.560 from the media.

01:15:09.360 There was a ban

01:15:10.260 passed on

01:15:11.160 partial birth

01:15:11.600 abortions, a

01:15:12.240 ban.

01:15:12.800 They're illegal.

01:15:14.220 And yet they're

01:15:14.600 still doing them

01:15:15.440 and getting

01:15:15.640 defense from one

01:15:16.480 of the two

01:15:16.740 major parties.

01:15:18.360 It's inexplicable.

01:15:19.560 Whenever that law

01:15:20.720 is on their side

01:15:22.060 of things, man,

01:15:22.800 they just don't

01:15:23.420 care about it

01:15:23.940 at all.

01:15:24.820 On top of

01:15:25.820 that, they are

01:15:26.960 always the ones

01:15:28.180 who are telling

01:15:28.720 us we're not

01:15:29.660 going to do

01:15:30.320 that.

01:15:30.900 We're not

01:15:31.640 going to use

01:15:32.600 tax dollars to

01:15:33.740 fund abortions.

01:15:34.740 Well, where is

01:15:35.760 that one?

01:15:36.680 Because we're

01:15:37.060 funding Planned

01:15:37.840 Parenthood.

01:15:38.640 How about this

01:15:39.240 one?

01:15:39.500 You know, we

01:15:41.140 are not going

01:15:42.860 for single

01:15:43.700 payer health

01:15:44.560 care or

01:15:45.220 Medicare for

01:15:46.200 all.

01:15:46.780 We are just

01:15:47.840 going for

01:15:48.480 Obamacare.

01:15:50.500 Well, what

01:15:51.140 about that

01:15:51.520 one?

01:15:52.240 I mean, the

01:15:52.700 people who

01:15:53.480 hate the

01:15:54.400 slippery slope

01:15:55.260 argument always

01:15:56.720 hate it because

01:15:58.180 it is a

01:15:59.820 slippery slope

01:16:00.660 and they know

01:16:01.600 it.

01:16:02.300 It's like they

01:16:03.080 hate the use of

01:16:03.980 the word don't

01:16:04.640 use the word

01:16:05.240 baby, use the

01:16:06.260 word fetus.

01:16:07.020 Why?

01:16:07.920 Because you

01:16:08.640 know it's a

01:16:09.520 baby and the

01:16:11.120 only way you

01:16:11.920 can win is

01:16:12.780 through deceit.

01:16:14.860 Now, I'm not

01:16:15.980 saying that the

01:16:16.640 conservatives, you

01:16:17.700 know, aren't

01:16:18.140 deceitful at

01:16:18.900 times.

01:16:19.620 Sure, everybody

01:16:20.660 has bad guys, but

01:16:22.720 I don't know if

01:16:24.220 you've noticed

01:16:24.980 your party has

01:16:26.020 been hijacked by

01:16:27.460 people who have

01:16:28.600 taken the exact

01:16:30.040 opposite opinion

01:16:31.300 of the things

01:16:32.380 that you believe

01:16:33.060 in.

01:16:33.580 The Republican

01:16:34.780 Party do a lot

01:16:35.700 of things that I

01:16:36.320 really don't

01:16:37.120 like.

01:16:38.060 That's why I'm

01:16:38.680 not a Republican.

01:16:40.200 But I will

01:16:40.720 tell you this,

01:16:42.300 they haven't

01:16:43.400 turned into a

01:16:44.360 group of

01:16:45.320 murderous

01:16:46.280 thugs and

01:16:47.920 the Democratic

01:16:48.640 leadership is

01:16:49.720 starting to look

01:16:50.620 an awful lot

01:16:51.320 like murderous

01:16:52.320 thugs.

01:16:53.220 They're starting

01:16:54.180 to look like

01:16:55.280 black shirts.

01:17:01.140 They're starting

01:17:02.000 to look an

01:17:02.640 awful lot like

01:17:03.760 the thugs

01:17:04.720 that take

01:17:05.940 over in

01:17:06.640 revolutions.

01:17:08.220 It is really

01:17:08.780 truly amazing

01:17:10.240 how fast

01:17:11.440 they have

01:17:12.200 they took

01:17:12.680 off the

01:17:13.100 mask and

01:17:14.060 it has been

01:17:14.740 a just a

01:17:16.000 straight, you

01:17:18.100 know, triple

01:17:18.920 diamond black

01:17:20.060 black diamond

01:17:21.900 slope down into

01:17:23.960 off this mountain.

01:17:25.080 They are just

01:17:26.060 going crazy.

01:17:27.320 We now have

01:17:28.580 10 Democratic

01:17:29.940 candidates in

01:17:30.820 I believe for

01:17:31.640 2020 already.

01:17:32.620 We'll probably

01:17:32.940 get another 10

01:17:33.640 to 15 before

01:17:34.380 this thing is

01:17:34.860 over.

01:17:35.720 The litmus test

01:17:36.560 for them right

01:17:37.020 now is every

01:17:38.140 single one of

01:17:38.720 them basically

01:17:39.440 needs to have

01:17:40.940 any chance to

01:17:41.540 win, has to

01:17:42.460 support Medicare

01:17:43.180 for all.

01:17:44.320 Medicare for all

01:17:45.220 is a proposal

01:17:46.300 that was

01:17:46.880 completely insane

01:17:48.900 just a few

01:17:49.740 years ago.

01:17:51.000 Bernie Sanders

01:17:51.800 proposed Medicare

01:17:54.260 for all in

01:17:54.800 2013 and got

01:17:56.080 zero co-sponsors

01:17:57.640 of the Democrats.

01:17:58.500 None of them

01:17:59.080 were with him.

01:18:00.260 No, they all

01:18:01.640 were with him.

01:18:02.520 But I'm going

01:18:03.140 back to your

01:18:03.800 point that you

01:18:04.420 made earlier.

01:18:05.440 They were all

01:18:06.160 with him, but it

01:18:07.160 wasn't politically

01:18:08.040 expedient to say

01:18:09.500 that.

01:18:09.700 And now it is.

01:18:10.500 But now that the

01:18:10.880 masks have come

01:18:11.940 off, now they

01:18:13.200 can say, yeah,

01:18:14.140 you're damn

01:18:14.480 right, I'm a

01:18:15.080 socialist.

01:18:15.860 You're damn

01:18:16.200 right I'm for

01:18:17.020 abortion at any

01:18:18.260 time, even

01:18:19.000 after birth.

01:18:20.320 I'm fine with

01:18:21.180 it.

01:18:21.260 If we tried to

01:18:21.800 kill that sucker

01:18:22.640 and that sucker

01:18:23.920 came out and

01:18:24.460 it's still alive,

01:18:25.360 we're going to

01:18:25.840 neglect it or

01:18:26.500 we'll kill it.

01:18:27.280 I'll strangle it

01:18:27.920 with my own

01:18:28.340 hands if I have

01:18:29.160 to.

01:18:29.700 That's the kind

01:18:30.560 of mentality we're

01:18:31.600 dealing with now.

01:18:32.840 They are now at

01:18:33.640 the point to where

01:18:34.320 they're saying,

01:18:34.740 we're just going

01:18:35.300 to make ammunition

01:18:36.620 unaffordable.

01:18:37.760 They'll do

01:18:38.260 anything.

01:18:39.460 And once they

01:18:40.480 tip a little

01:18:42.740 bit farther, I

01:18:43.980 can guarantee

01:18:44.720 you they will

01:18:46.060 all start to

01:18:47.040 say out loud,

01:18:48.080 we got to go

01:18:48.860 for guns.

01:18:49.660 We just have to.

01:18:50.200 I'm sorry, but

01:18:50.660 the Bill of Rights

01:18:51.380 doesn't mean

01:18:51.940 anything anymore.

01:18:52.840 The Second

01:18:53.260 Amendment doesn't

01:18:53.980 mean anything.

01:18:54.820 And it's scary

01:18:55.460 because they're

01:18:55.820 already doing that

01:18:56.680 with the Fourth

01:18:57.360 Amendment.

01:18:58.720 I contend the

01:19:00.120 Third Amendment

01:19:01.200 as well with

01:19:02.580 all of the

01:19:03.280 wiretapping and

01:19:04.340 everything else.

01:19:05.260 I mean, there's

01:19:05.780 two things that

01:19:06.440 can happen here.

01:19:07.000 Either they're

01:19:07.540 going to move so

01:19:08.200 far left and then

01:19:09.060 when it comes back

01:19:09.700 to a general, the

01:19:10.400 American people,

01:19:11.200 Democrats are

01:19:11.760 going to be like,

01:19:12.080 whoa, they're way

01:19:12.640 too crazy.

01:19:13.500 Or God forbid, they

01:19:14.580 might embrace it

01:19:15.240 because they hate

01:19:16.260 Trump so much.

01:19:17.020 They might embrace

01:19:17.840 these sorts of

01:19:18.560 things and then

01:19:19.120 we are in a

01:19:19.520 totally different

01:19:20.040 country.

01:19:21.340 So we want to

01:19:21.800 go to CBS

01:19:22.640 confronting Cory

01:19:23.520 Booker on

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01:19:24.680 and also tell you

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01:19:26.240 from the American

01:19:27.220 people.

01:19:27.920 They're frightening

01:19:28.500 because Republicans

01:19:29.900 are starting to

01:19:30.900 go, you know

01:19:31.720 what, higher

01:19:32.320 taxes, not such

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01:23:13.900 Mr. Eric

01:23:15.340 Bolling and

01:23:16.120 State of the

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01:23:22.280 The fusion of

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01:23:25.900 This is the

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01:23:28.520 I am live from

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01:23:30.740 today because of

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01:23:33.140 I have turned

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01:23:37.440 I don't know how

01:23:38.200 many more of these

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01:23:46.020 What is the

01:23:46.560 president going to

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01:23:47.940 We talked to the

01:23:48.680 guy who's going to

01:23:49.300 be leading our

01:23:49.860 coverage on

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01:25:14.600 So, Eric Bolling is

01:25:27.640 hosting our live

01:25:28.620 coverage on the

01:25:29.220 Blaze TV tonight.

01:25:31.660 It'll be on YouTube,

01:25:33.240 Facebook, blazetv.com.

01:25:36.160 You will see quite a

01:25:38.640 lineup tonight.

01:25:39.560 Mark Levin will be

01:25:40.400 there.

01:25:40.720 I will be there.

01:25:41.940 Sean Spicer, Bill

01:25:43.680 O'Reilly, Corey

01:25:45.260 Lewandowski is also

01:25:46.880 going to be there and

01:25:48.400 all hosted by Eric

01:25:49.680 Bolling.

01:25:50.280 And the Mooch.

01:25:50.860 How are you?

01:25:51.440 Scare Mooch is going

01:25:52.260 to be there too.

01:25:52.880 Can't leave out the

01:25:53.940 Mooch.

01:25:54.980 Well, I would, but

01:25:56.340 you don't have to.

01:25:57.940 I'm doing well.

01:25:58.920 You know, the only

01:25:59.760 thing we're not, we're

01:26:00.920 on Facebook, YouTube,

01:26:02.680 blazetv.com, dropping

01:26:04.520 the paywall.

01:26:06.360 We should be in

01:26:07.260 Times Square on that

01:26:08.100 big Megatron in

01:26:09.100 Times Square, don't

01:26:09.800 you think?

01:26:10.340 Yeah.

01:26:10.940 Just for your hits.

01:26:12.040 Just for us.

01:26:13.880 Yeah, just for us.

01:26:14.560 Okay.

01:26:15.060 So what are you

01:26:16.560 expecting tonight?

01:26:17.560 What do you hope the

01:26:18.520 president's going to do?

01:26:20.280 I hope he turns around

01:26:21.920 and smiles at Nancy

01:26:23.560 Pelosi and says, see,

01:26:24.880 I got this.

01:26:25.960 I'm getting my wall.

01:26:27.260 Like it or not.

01:26:28.500 I would love that.

01:26:29.620 That would be perfect.

01:26:30.960 He is.

01:26:31.700 I hope that he is

01:26:33.660 strong on the border

01:26:35.320 and we, he will be.

01:26:39.400 Is he going to propose

01:26:40.860 something or is he

01:26:42.620 just going to use the

01:26:43.600 stick and say, I'm, I'll

01:26:46.420 just declare a national

01:26:47.560 emergency.

01:26:48.520 You mean, is he going to

01:26:49.360 propose a deal?

01:26:50.620 No.

01:26:50.800 Yeah.

01:26:51.260 I cannot imagine him

01:26:52.960 offering a deal on

01:26:53.880 the stadium.

01:26:54.360 This is his stage.

01:26:55.720 You know, this is his

01:26:56.380 moment where he gets

01:26:57.340 anywhere between 60 and

01:26:59.500 90 minutes to make his

01:27:00.960 case for the next year.

01:27:02.640 But doesn't he need to

01:27:03.740 make the case that it

01:27:06.040 was Congress that shut

01:27:08.160 down the government, not

01:27:09.140 him.

01:27:09.660 I mean, it was his and

01:27:10.780 he said, I'll, I'll take

01:27:11.860 the blame for it, but he

01:27:13.620 expected somebody to

01:27:15.240 negotiate and he was

01:27:16.520 willing to negotiate, you

01:27:18.460 know, okay, not a wall.

01:27:19.780 It's a fence.

01:27:20.760 They were not willing to

01:27:21.840 budget all.

01:27:23.060 Yeah.

01:27:23.240 You know, the, the

01:27:24.020 absolute bizarreness here's

01:27:26.320 if I were Stephen Miller

01:27:27.560 writing his speech right

01:27:28.840 now, I would, I would

01:27:29.760 appeal to people's common

01:27:31.600 sense.

01:27:31.960 This is a phrase you

01:27:33.780 used to use.

01:27:34.740 I don't know if you

01:27:35.400 still use it.

01:27:35.980 You should, because you

01:27:36.840 are brimming with

01:27:37.940 common sense.

01:27:39.400 $5 billion on a $4.2

01:27:42.000 trillion budget comes to

01:27:45.140 about, if you had a

01:27:45.940 hundred dollar bill, it

01:27:46.780 comes to about 10

01:27:47.380 cents.

01:27:47.800 So if you've got a

01:27:48.300 hundred dollar bill in

01:27:48.940 your pocket, are you

01:27:49.600 willing to protect your

01:27:50.400 hundred dollar bill by

01:27:51.760 spending 10 cents to

01:27:52.840 guarantee to protect

01:27:54.560 that hundred dollar bill?

01:27:55.640 Now, a hundred dollar

01:27:56.160 bill represents our

01:27:56.960 $20 trillion economy.

01:27:58.880 Open up the southern

01:27:59.620 border.

01:28:00.580 Open up our, any of our

01:28:01.840 borders, the world will

01:28:03.360 flood in and you will

01:28:04.380 ruin our economy.

01:28:06.320 You will destroy our

01:28:08.200 country.

01:28:08.820 You'll do to us what has

01:28:11.300 been done to Europe.

01:28:12.420 And if, and guess what,

01:28:13.660 if you made a mistake and

01:28:15.100 the 10 cents didn't work,

01:28:16.940 you still have $99 and

01:28:18.680 90 cents in your pocket.

01:28:20.720 But if you don't do it,

01:28:22.000 you might have the whole

01:28:23.100 hundred dollars pickpocketed

01:28:24.260 right from you.

01:28:25.620 You think you'll break it

01:28:26.580 down like that?

01:28:27.540 I would, if I were him, I

01:28:28.740 don't know if he will.

01:28:29.740 I mean, he's look, he's a

01:28:30.920 deal maker and he's a, he's

01:28:32.020 a, um, he walks tall and

01:28:34.020 carries a big stick.

01:28:35.040 So my guess is it'll be

01:28:36.300 along the lines of, Hey,

01:28:37.700 I've tried to make a deal

01:28:38.780 with you.

01:28:39.380 We shut down the

01:28:40.260 government.

01:28:40.560 I gave Nancy Pelosi and

01:28:42.120 Chuck Schumer an opportunity

01:28:43.080 to come back to the table,

01:28:44.280 make another deal.

01:28:45.300 You haven't done it.

01:28:47.080 I'll have to do what I have

01:28:48.020 to do.

01:28:48.260 I, my guess is he'll, he'll

01:28:49.260 come a little harder in your

01:28:50.760 face at the Democrats and then

01:28:52.180 put it on them.

01:28:53.440 If, if they shut down

01:28:54.620 again, you know, Mitch

01:28:56.700 McConnell had a really good

01:28:57.860 line.

01:28:58.380 He said, you, there's,

01:28:59.440 there's very little education

01:29:00.820 in the second kick of a

01:29:02.100 mule.

01:29:03.560 The Republicans should see

01:29:04.940 that.

01:29:05.220 And I think Trump will see

01:29:06.320 that and says, and say,

01:29:07.680 look, we, we have to do

01:29:09.480 something, have to do

01:29:10.900 something.

01:29:11.320 I mean, Glenn, you, you've

01:29:12.440 been around a long time to

01:29:13.980 find $5 billion in a $4.2

01:29:16.140 trillion budget is nothing.

01:29:17.780 It's, it's, it's, it's, it's,

01:29:18.820 it's a rounding error in

01:29:20.920 probably five different

01:29:21.740 agencies.

01:29:23.440 When you talk about the

01:29:25.800 state of the union, you

01:29:27.140 would have to include

01:29:28.660 something near and dear to

01:29:30.120 you.

01:29:30.520 The opioid crisis is it's

01:29:32.720 getting worse and worse.

01:29:34.380 We found, uh, fentanyl

01:29:37.580 enough fentanyl to kill 57

01:29:40.600 million Americans.

01:29:42.440 We found it coming across

01:29:44.140 our border just, uh, last

01:29:46.040 week.

01:29:46.840 So we have to talk about

01:29:48.280 the opioid crisis.

01:29:49.580 There's, he will.

01:29:50.560 I, I, I, in fact, I've,

01:29:51.780 I've, uh, emailed back and

01:29:53.500 forth with Stephen Miller,

01:29:54.380 the opioid crisis and

01:29:56.060 fentanyl and, and, you

01:29:57.560 know, the whole Southern

01:29:58.280 border drug issue will be a

01:30:00.300 big part of that speech.

01:30:01.400 And they've, they've, they've

01:30:02.560 assured me that, um, there's

01:30:04.800 a new kind of talking point

01:30:07.100 going around right now.

01:30:07.860 And I think it's legitimate

01:30:08.700 as someone who's lost my

01:30:11.060 only son to, to this

01:30:12.560 horrible, horrible drug,

01:30:14.800 weaponizing fentanyl, a

01:30:16.920 suitcase filled with fentanyl

01:30:18.400 can kill a whole city, can

01:30:20.000 kill the whole city.

01:30:20.880 So you imagine if you can

01:30:21.740 get that into some sort of

01:30:23.040 into the air supply or into

01:30:25.000 the, the, the food or water

01:30:26.280 supply, they're talking about

01:30:28.100 weaponizing fentanyl.

01:30:29.300 I think Trump will talk about

01:30:30.620 why another reason why we

01:30:32.080 need the Southern border

01:30:32.820 tied up back to the 5

01:30:35.300 billion, 5.7 billion.

01:30:37.300 I think the ask for 2019 by,

01:30:40.060 by Congress is 27 or $28

01:30:43.840 billion in foreign aid to

01:30:46.060 countries like Jordan, well,

01:30:47.380 to Israel as well, but

01:30:48.420 Afghanistan to Central

01:30:51.100 America, they, we want,

01:30:52.600 they're asking for our

01:30:53.680 government, our taxpayers to

01:30:54.880 come up, come forth with

01:30:55.860 $28 billion to help other

01:30:58.600 people out, likely securing

01:31:00.220 their own borders.

01:31:01.100 So I think that he needs to

01:31:02.760 make all these cases tonight

01:31:04.180 and let the American people

01:31:05.520 do what Glenn Beck does.

01:31:08.880 Use your common sense.

01:31:10.620 And common sense is give him,

01:31:12.100 give the guy the money.

01:31:13.880 So do you, do you have

01:31:17.360 confidence, I have, you

01:31:21.500 remember when they used to

01:31:22.360 call us extremists because we

01:31:24.000 stood for the Constitution and

01:31:25.900 the Tea Party, they were

01:31:26.780 government hating constitutional

01:31:28.840 crazies and they were so, they

01:31:32.080 were hijacking the Republican

01:31:34.120 Party.

01:31:35.080 You couldn't be more far off the

01:31:37.640 mark than that statement.

01:31:39.460 The Democrats have become such

01:31:41.860 extremists.

01:31:42.360 extremists when yesterday Ben

01:31:44.900 Sasse tries to get the Senate

01:31:46.240 to, you know, stand up and

01:31:48.040 say, hey, we're not for

01:31:49.500 infanticide.

01:31:50.760 They won't even, they won't

01:31:52.180 even be on record for that.

01:31:53.580 They wouldn't even stand up for

01:31:54.700 that vote.

01:31:55.380 It's amazing.

01:31:56.340 It's amazing you have to bring

01:31:57.060 a bill that says we will not

01:31:59.460 kill a live born human being.

01:32:02.000 They're also bring a bill to

01:32:03.560 outline that.

01:32:04.820 That's insanity.

01:32:05.700 They're also talking about a

01:32:07.220 wealth tax of 70 percent or

01:32:10.300 more.

01:32:11.760 You have you have socialists

01:32:14.820 now openly going against the

01:32:17.080 free market.

01:32:20.520 Who's mounting the campaign to

01:32:23.120 do the sales job for the free

01:32:26.760 market?

01:32:27.820 You know, you and I have spoken

01:32:29.040 about this in the past.

01:32:30.120 It's young people right now are

01:32:31.800 looking up to AOC, Alexandria

01:32:35.760 Ocasio-Cortez, who is an

01:32:38.840 outright socialist.

01:32:39.600 She calls herself a Democrat

01:32:40.980 socialist, but if you're going to

01:32:43.440 propose a 70 percent wealth tax

01:32:45.180 and if you're going to propose

01:32:46.420 end of the free market,

01:32:48.640 billionaires should be illegal.

01:32:50.820 I mean, is that the most insane

01:32:52.440 thing you've ever heard?

01:32:53.460 So in other words, at what point

01:32:55.360 does it become millionaires should

01:32:56.420 be illegal or what point does it

01:32:58.200 become everyone should have the

01:32:59.340 same thing?

01:33:00.540 That's communism, socialism, right?

01:33:02.680 That's what they're proposing.

01:33:03.940 So but young people, Glenn, I go

01:33:06.300 back to this young people, probably

01:33:08.660 under the age of, say, 27, they've

01:33:11.820 been voting for eight years, seven,

01:33:13.540 eight years, nine years, have never

01:33:15.860 experienced like a really bad time.

01:33:18.380 They've never experienced the Great

01:33:20.180 Depression.

01:33:21.040 They probably don't recall the Great

01:33:23.600 Recession of 2005, six, seven.

01:33:26.260 And so they think, well, yeah, go ahead.

01:33:27.720 Let's just let's get free stuff.

01:33:29.220 Free stuff's good.

01:33:30.160 We can afford free stuff.

01:33:31.620 Look at this country.

01:33:32.320 We're the most powerful, wealthiest

01:33:34.040 country on the planet.

01:33:35.260 Free stuff is good.

01:33:36.340 They don't know the other side of

01:33:37.520 free stuff when your economy goes

01:33:39.040 into a downturn.

01:33:40.380 I saw 1989 stock market crash, people

01:33:43.340 jumping out of buildings in New York

01:33:44.660 City.

01:33:45.080 Saw it.

01:33:45.680 Know it.

01:33:46.400 I was there for the 2005 crash where

01:33:48.960 people were going, we'll pay you, U.S.

01:33:52.700 government.

01:33:52.940 You don't get interest rate to give

01:33:55.540 them your money.

01:33:56.280 We were saying, I'll pay you,

01:33:58.380 government, to hide my money because

01:33:59.560 I don't think it's going to be worth

01:34:00.680 anything at this rate.

01:34:02.320 It was insane.

01:34:03.420 The world was upside down.

01:34:05.160 Goldman Sachs was about to go

01:34:06.360 bankrupt.

01:34:07.520 Warren Buffett stepped in and put a

01:34:09.360 $5 billion buffer on Goldman Sachs,

01:34:12.580 saved Goldman Sachs.

01:34:13.680 If Goldman Sachs goes after Lehman

01:34:16.200 went, after Bear Stearns went, after

01:34:18.760 Countrywide, it was company after

01:34:20.280 company falling.

01:34:21.200 Goldman goes, I'm telling you, the

01:34:22.840 world financial system would have

01:34:24.220 broken at that moment.

01:34:25.820 I don't know where it would have

01:34:26.740 bounced from.

01:34:27.440 I don't know how deep it would have

01:34:28.300 gone.

01:34:28.820 But they saved Goldman.

01:34:29.940 They saved, you know, hate them.

01:34:32.320 If you want.

01:34:33.500 But Warren Buffett saved literally the

01:34:35.560 financial system with a $5 billion

01:34:37.900 lifeline to Goldman Sachs.

01:34:41.360 You and I have talked about the

01:34:42.680 economy for a very long time.

01:34:44.880 And the economy is in a really weird

01:34:47.680 place.

01:34:48.580 We, we, you have cycles.

01:34:50.580 So you're going to have a recession.

01:34:52.100 We should have had a recession during

01:34:53.800 the Obama years.

01:34:54.860 And we just kept, you know, the Fed just

01:34:57.060 kept propping it up, propping it up,

01:34:58.480 propping it up.

01:34:59.040 The Fed's not really propping anything

01:35:00.980 up anymore.

01:35:02.840 And we're, we're due for a recession.

01:35:05.520 But worse is the CDO problem.

01:35:10.000 The mortgage, the mortgage systems, the

01:35:13.380 car loans that are out there.

01:35:14.980 The same bad stuff that caused 08 has only

01:35:19.580 been made much, much worse.

01:35:21.840 Are you concerned about?

01:35:23.820 No, no, I'm not.

01:35:25.360 Because of the, the, the things we were

01:35:28.140 overextended as an economy, as a country

01:35:31.480 individually in 2005, six and seven and

01:35:36.020 eight.

01:35:36.220 Um, but there are things in there.

01:35:39.320 You talked about CDO, uh, credit

01:35:41.060 derivative, um, assets, but we, we put

01:35:45.140 in place things.

01:35:46.280 And again, you and I don't like more

01:35:48.200 government, but these things happen to

01:35:49.580 be smart.

01:35:50.220 We put in place ways that companies like

01:35:53.120 Goldman Sachs of the world who leveraged

01:35:54.820 the leverage.

01:35:55.440 So in other words, everyone was leveraged

01:35:56.780 by borrowing, right?

01:35:57.800 So individuals, companies, we all borrow.

01:35:59.620 So we're, we're at a negative leverage.

01:36:01.720 These outside groups went and said, I'll

01:36:03.660 package these things and sell them at a

01:36:05.820 discount.

01:36:06.220 So now there's leverage upon the

01:36:07.580 leverage and they did it so many, they

01:36:09.400 daisy chained it so many times that there

01:36:11.560 was literally one, let's say a one

01:36:13.540 fingers worth of asset in there and the

01:36:15.920 whole body's worth of leverage in there.

01:36:17.680 And when the system started to crumble,

01:36:19.080 it all fell apart.

01:36:20.120 We've now put rules into place where

01:36:22.000 that they can't do that anymore.

01:36:23.420 So I think, yes, we are extended, but

01:36:25.740 we're not deriving instruments on credit

01:36:29.280 extensions.

01:36:30.480 CDO problem was about 60 or 70 trillion.

01:36:33.860 If I remember right, it is now,

01:36:35.660 over 160 trillion.

01:36:38.080 But we can't, there were, you could be a

01:36:41.320 Wall Street player and, and, and leverage

01:36:45.000 literally hundreds of millions of dollars

01:36:47.280 of mortgages with no asset behind you.

01:36:49.420 Right.

01:36:49.780 Can't do that anymore.

01:36:50.560 Now the bank, the banks now need to show

01:36:52.500 that they're not overextended on their

01:36:54.560 balance sheets, which is a good thing.

01:36:56.720 In one minute, you tell me the state of the

01:37:00.600 union today, much improved, long way to go.

01:37:08.560 I don't need a whole minute.

01:37:09.980 Much improved, long way to go.

01:37:11.540 I think he's going to, I think, barring any

01:37:13.660 sort of major meltdown in the economy, I think

01:37:15.520 you're going to have six more, five more

01:37:18.540 states of the union under Donald Trump.

01:37:20.260 State of the union tonight, hosted by Eric

01:37:24.400 Bolling here, uh, in Washington, D.C.

01:37:26.980 We're going to be in the Trump hotel after

01:37:29.160 the state of the union.

01:37:30.260 We're in the hotel bars.

01:37:32.000 I know.

01:37:32.380 Never happened before.

01:37:33.300 I know.

01:37:34.280 I know.

01:37:34.940 I know.

01:37:35.120 You've got to watch this.

01:37:35.700 It's all on, uh, all online.

01:37:37.740 We're taking the paywall down, as Eric said.

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01:38:02.560 I'm Eric.

01:38:03.320 Okay, so I happen to disagree with Eric on

01:38:05.880 the economy.

01:38:06.700 I think we're going to, we're going to hit

01:38:08.220 some, uh, problems, and I think we're

01:38:09.860 going to be tight again with, uh, mortgages.

01:38:12.900 Uh, I also think you can never predict

01:38:15.600 the Fed.

01:38:16.760 Uh, they could go back to zero.

01:38:19.240 They could go to 10 with the interest rate.

01:38:21.380 I have no idea how to predict those guys.

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01:39:24.380 Welcome to the, uh, the program.

01:39:26.460 I'm, you know, I'm just, I'm in the, uh,

01:39:30.440 top of the hour.

01:39:31.120 I was just making some notes on, on the

01:39:34.140 State of the Union and, uh, things I wanted

01:39:36.860 to talk to Eric Bolling about.

01:39:38.460 And, you know, if I had to give the State of

01:39:41.720 the Union really, truly, forget about

01:39:44.360 politics, give the State of the Union, I

01:39:48.360 would say that in my lifetime, possibly, possibly, we

01:39:56.660 are looking at 2001 and, uh, possibly 2008 and

01:40:07.200 maybe 1969.

01:40:08.600 The State of the Union, I think, is in one of the

01:40:13.240 weakest positions we have ever been in.

01:40:16.200 And it's strange because it seems diametrically

01:40:18.840 opposed to itself in some ways.

01:40:21.340 We are creating jobs.

01:40:23.140 Things, things are getting better.

01:40:25.200 People are getting an actual pay increase.

01:40:28.260 I mean, with CPI, with the, with the consumer

01:40:31.400 products, uh, in, uh, you know, inflation or

01:40:34.000 index, we are for the first time that is

01:40:36.960 outpacing the, the, uh, the pay raise is

01:40:40.780 outpacing the CPI.

01:40:42.460 So you're actually feeling like you're making

01:40:45.240 more money.

01:40:45.860 Many Americans, not all, but at the same

01:40:48.740 time, I, I disagree with Eric on our financial

01:40:52.920 situation because I think the whole world is

01:40:55.180 about to come undone.

01:40:56.180 We have China who I believe is preparing for

01:41:00.180 war.

01:41:00.620 We have Russia who is at war with us.

01:41:03.440 It's just a war of digits of ones and zeros

01:41:05.740 right now.

01:41:07.000 Um, our allied powers are a mess and that's

01:41:12.580 just because the Western world is a mess right

01:41:15.860 now.

01:41:16.340 Who are the allied powers that could stand up

01:41:19.540 against a Russia, China, and, uh, you know,

01:41:22.960 Iran, Turkey kind of coalition.

01:41:26.180 Our unity is a joke.

01:41:33.240 It is, it's more divided than ever.

01:41:37.900 And both sides blame the other side and

01:41:41.200 both sides refuse to look at their own

01:41:43.220 contribution because the other side won't

01:41:45.700 look at their contribution.

01:41:47.880 Who's willing to say, you know what?

01:41:50.180 I contributed to this and I want it to stop.

01:41:53.340 Who will join me?

01:41:56.340 I don't see those people in politics.

01:41:58.940 I don't see those people in the media.

01:42:02.180 Okay.

01:42:02.980 Here's what I did.

01:42:04.940 Now, you know, I don't need your confession,

01:42:07.940 but I do need you to recognize that you were part of

01:42:10.740 it on the other side.

01:42:12.040 Do you want it now to stop?

01:42:15.160 Let's just make it stop.

01:42:20.400 Nobody's interested in that.

01:42:22.720 Nobody, everybody wants to win.

01:42:24.600 And because of that, we're all going to lose.

01:42:29.560 Where are the people who, you know,

01:42:31.560 there's nothing better than somebody who,

01:42:34.520 you know, people get it when they were on the

01:42:38.060 forefront, when they were there.

01:42:40.240 And it's more popular today to divide people than it was

01:42:46.320 when I was, quote, dividing people in 2008.

01:42:51.380 It's much more popular now.

01:42:53.540 I could make a lot more money now than I did then.

01:42:59.380 You have credibility if you stand up now and say,

01:43:02.500 wow, we got to stop.

01:43:05.100 We got to stop.

01:43:07.320 Because there's nobody rewarding that.

01:43:10.240 Who are those people?

01:43:12.840 I think those people exist in the heartland of America.

01:43:16.580 I think there are Republicans and Democrats

01:43:18.760 who are sick of this,

01:43:21.540 who are sick of the people in Washington

01:43:24.240 on both sides of the aisle.

01:43:26.200 If I were the president,

01:43:28.040 they're sick of looking at my face

01:43:30.760 and they're sick of looking at the face

01:43:32.680 sitting behind me right now.

01:43:34.640 Because to them, both of us,

01:43:37.980 to one side or the other,

01:43:39.540 represent gridlock,

01:43:42.760 doing nothing,

01:43:44.280 anger,

01:43:45.360 division.

01:43:46.140 I'm saying right now,

01:43:48.060 stop.

01:43:50.000 Let's all stop.

01:43:51.680 I'll take my blame.

01:43:53.500 You take your blame.

01:43:55.500 And take the beam out of your own eye.

01:43:57.800 That's fine.

01:43:59.440 Now let's do something positive together.

01:44:04.340 It's true, too.

01:44:05.260 I mean, you know,

01:44:05.840 there are areas to work together

01:44:07.500 and they don't do it very often.

01:44:09.900 One of the areas that used to be

01:44:11.660 very common ground

01:44:12.900 was the fight against illegal immigration.

01:44:15.380 If you go back and look at the

01:44:17.020 American sort of viewpoint

01:44:19.860 on illegal immigration,

01:44:21.040 it was against illegal immigrants

01:44:23.020 most in the mid-90s.

01:44:25.140 Why?

01:44:25.900 Because the Democrats

01:44:26.720 were also against illegal immigration,

01:44:28.860 at least publicly,

01:44:29.680 in the 90s.

01:44:30.260 They came out and said

01:44:31.020 it was a big problem.

01:44:32.140 They've changed.

01:44:32.980 They believed that.

01:44:34.880 They believed that.

01:44:36.080 Well, I don't know.

01:44:36.840 Well, they had the unions.

01:44:37.760 They knew that the unions

01:44:40.480 were their biggest supporters

01:44:42.180 and the unions were against that.

01:44:44.980 And so that's why

01:44:45.880 they stood against it.

01:44:47.580 That's the only reason.

01:44:49.860 And, you know,

01:44:50.240 both sides play those games

01:44:51.800 with special interests.

01:44:53.000 I just want somebody

01:44:54.080 to actually say what they mean

01:44:56.540 and mean what they say.

01:44:57.600 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

01:45:02.040 All right.

01:45:03.060 Tonight you're going to hear

01:45:04.060 about the government shutdown

01:45:05.160 and you're really going to hear it

01:45:06.680 from the media

01:45:07.360 because the Democrats

01:45:09.040 have invited all these people

01:45:12.160 who have, you know,

01:45:13.920 they didn't get paid

01:45:14.720 for 35 days.

01:45:15.820 Okay, whatever.

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01:46:09.820 In the Constitution,

01:46:11.620 it says,

01:46:12.620 from time to time,

01:46:14.260 the President

01:46:14.900 shall address Congress,

01:46:18.020 and it could be

01:46:18.760 in letter form

01:46:19.520 or any way

01:46:20.160 he finds suitable,

01:46:22.080 and make them aware

01:46:25.000 of the State of the Union.

01:46:28.480 So if I were going

01:46:29.960 to be the President

01:46:30.660 of the United States,

01:46:31.340 and I seriously

01:46:32.100 had to think about this,

01:46:33.400 I would start with

01:46:34.480 what are our duties

01:46:35.560 as government?

01:46:36.880 What are the things

01:46:37.480 we can affect?

01:46:39.060 What is the state

01:46:39.880 of our union?

01:46:41.320 And I would start

01:46:42.040 by explaining

01:46:42.720 that we have

01:46:43.980 a Constitution

01:46:44.620 that we've all

01:46:45.560 signed an oath to.

01:46:46.520 That's the only reason

01:46:47.140 why we're here,

01:46:47.740 is to protect and defend

01:46:48.700 the Constitution,

01:46:49.560 and that is

01:46:50.160 something that we

01:46:51.440 established to

01:46:52.440 create a more

01:46:54.200 perfect union.

01:46:55.360 A more perfect union.

01:46:57.000 Not a perfect union.

01:46:58.340 We're never going

01:46:59.160 to get this right,

01:47:00.000 but are we moving

01:47:01.080 in the right direction?

01:47:03.340 And the Constitution

01:47:04.760 gave us certain things,

01:47:06.220 so let's go through

01:47:07.300 the State of the Union.

01:47:08.920 We're supposed

01:47:09.640 to establish justice.

01:47:11.940 Have we done that?

01:47:13.820 Is it justice?

01:47:14.920 Is it equal justice?

01:47:16.540 Because now

01:47:17.200 there is social justice,

01:47:19.100 and perhaps social justice

01:47:20.580 should be left

01:47:21.160 to the churches,

01:47:22.240 and equal justice

01:47:23.660 is the job

01:47:24.500 of the state.

01:47:25.180 We are to promote

01:47:27.400 domestic tranquility.

01:47:30.720 America has never

01:47:31.760 been more anxious,

01:47:33.100 and we're anxious

01:47:33.900 because of Washington,

01:47:35.620 D.C.

01:47:37.040 Provide for the

01:47:37.860 common defense.

01:47:38.780 We've got a great

01:47:39.460 military,

01:47:40.180 best in the world.

01:47:41.440 However,

01:47:41.940 that's not the only

01:47:43.000 defense we're worried

01:47:44.060 about.

01:47:45.160 What about providing

01:47:46.040 for the common defense

01:47:47.260 on our borders?

01:47:49.460 What about the

01:47:50.760 common defense

01:47:51.720 with China,

01:47:53.460 and AI,

01:47:54.100 and the 5G network,

01:47:57.480 and how they are

01:47:58.280 infiltrating our

01:47:59.560 country and our

01:48:01.300 companies,

01:48:01.840 and they are

01:48:02.340 stealing us blind?

01:48:04.840 What about Russia?

01:48:07.240 Lots of investigations

01:48:08.420 going on about Russia,

01:48:09.540 but they all revolve

01:48:10.360 around me.

01:48:11.000 Go ahead,

01:48:11.480 investigate all you want.

01:48:13.700 But has anybody

01:48:14.600 looked,

01:48:15.420 what is Russia

01:48:16.580 really doing?

01:48:17.700 Whether I'm the

01:48:18.380 president or the

01:48:19.220 next person is the

01:48:20.560 president,

01:48:21.180 we are under attack.

01:48:22.520 Are we providing

01:48:23.920 for the common

01:48:24.620 defense?

01:48:26.700 Promote the

01:48:27.660 general welfare.

01:48:31.320 Promote.

01:48:32.100 So are we

01:48:32.780 promoting those

01:48:33.540 things?

01:48:34.020 Are we saying

01:48:34.820 only we can do

01:48:36.700 those things?

01:48:39.040 How have we

01:48:40.120 promoted the

01:48:41.180 general welfare?

01:48:42.980 And secure the

01:48:44.460 blessings of

01:48:45.320 liberty for us

01:48:47.440 and our posterity.

01:48:48.780 Boy, I could spend

01:48:49.780 some time on

01:48:50.400 abortion on that

01:48:51.220 one, but I'd

01:48:52.700 also like to

01:48:53.340 say we now

01:48:55.360 have members

01:48:56.120 of Congress

01:48:56.740 that do not

01:48:57.600 believe in the

01:48:58.580 free market

01:48:59.240 system.

01:49:01.120 How are we

01:49:02.180 promoting and

01:49:03.220 securing the

01:49:03.960 blessings of

01:49:04.720 liberty when we

01:49:06.080 have people that

01:49:07.360 want to change

01:49:08.460 our system of

01:49:09.540 government into

01:49:10.520 a system that

01:49:11.700 is known for

01:49:13.040 its oppression

01:49:14.260 of people?

01:49:15.900 I'd say the

01:49:16.960 State of the

01:49:17.440 Union is

01:49:18.240 tenuous

01:49:19.340 tonight.

01:49:20.840 That's how

01:49:21.300 I'd start.

01:49:22.940 John Miller,

01:49:23.780 who is our

01:49:24.960 White House

01:49:27.180 correspondent

01:49:27.920 and does his

01:49:30.720 own show on

01:49:31.220 The Blaze TV

01:49:31.940 and gives you

01:49:32.560 a roundup and

01:49:33.300 a look at

01:49:33.780 what's really

01:49:34.700 happening in

01:49:35.320 Washington.

01:49:35.920 Hello, John.

01:49:36.400 How are you?

01:49:36.900 Good.

01:49:37.100 How are you

01:49:37.280 doing, Glenn?

01:49:38.320 Good.

01:49:39.300 I don't think

01:49:39.980 the president's

01:49:40.800 going to say

01:49:41.200 any of those

01:49:41.780 things tonight.

01:49:42.800 No, I think

01:49:43.480 you're right about

01:49:43.980 that.

01:49:44.580 I think what

01:49:44.980 he'll likely do

01:49:45.780 is talk about

01:49:46.440 the state of the

01:49:46.960 economy, which is

01:49:47.780 obviously still

01:49:48.740 on fire.

01:49:49.580 You were just

01:49:49.820 talking about

01:49:50.200 that in the

01:49:50.520 last segment.

01:49:51.320 But it's

01:49:52.280 interesting because

01:49:53.060 the state of

01:49:53.560 the economy is

01:49:54.280 great, but it

01:49:55.400 should feel like

01:49:55.980 the roaring

01:49:56.340 20s or it

01:49:56.940 should even

01:49:57.300 feel like the

01:49:57.720 80s in terms

01:49:58.360 of the national

01:49:58.860 spirit.

01:49:59.860 It absolutely

01:50:00.260 does not.

01:50:00.940 No.

01:50:01.440 And I think

01:50:02.120 that is because

01:50:02.660 we are so

01:50:03.240 divided.

01:50:04.460 And we're

01:50:04.660 tenuous.

01:50:06.680 We're not

01:50:07.180 sure this is

01:50:08.120 going to last

01:50:08.700 because of

01:50:09.240 spending is

01:50:10.560 completely out

01:50:11.620 of control in

01:50:12.420 our own homes

01:50:13.000 and also

01:50:13.900 nationally.

01:50:14.900 It's out

01:50:15.600 of control.

01:50:16.520 And you

01:50:17.140 have this

01:50:17.660 fight about

01:50:18.880 taxes going

01:50:21.060 up to 70%.

01:50:22.720 Yep.

01:50:23.220 I mean, you

01:50:23.540 don't know

01:50:23.840 which direction

01:50:24.420 we're going.

01:50:25.120 And it's

01:50:25.380 interesting because

01:50:25.860 the president is

01:50:26.500 calling for unity

01:50:27.340 tonight.

01:50:28.140 And it's a

01:50:28.900 matter of how

01:50:29.560 do you unite

01:50:30.420 with people who

01:50:31.400 believe what the

01:50:32.220 modern left

01:50:32.800 believes in?

01:50:33.700 I mean, how do

01:50:34.080 you unite with

01:50:34.860 people who believe

01:50:35.440 that life doesn't

01:50:36.140 start not at

01:50:36.740 conception or even

01:50:37.380 the third trimester,

01:50:38.280 but when the

01:50:38.880 baby's in the car

01:50:39.920 on the way home

01:50:40.740 and the mother's

01:50:41.740 mental health is

01:50:42.460 considered fit?

01:50:44.160 I mean, how do

01:50:45.120 you compromise

01:50:45.620 with people who

01:50:46.280 are literally

01:50:46.680 saying to you,

01:50:47.200 we're going to

01:50:47.460 keep the government

01:50:48.080 shut down unless

01:50:49.360 you do what we

01:50:50.040 want, or people

01:50:51.080 who bring as

01:50:51.780 their guests to

01:50:52.440 the State of

01:50:52.800 the Union, the

01:50:54.060 person, the

01:50:54.860 agitator who

01:50:56.340 stopped flaking the

01:50:57.280 hallway, or the

01:50:58.620 people, the illegal

01:50:59.580 immigrants, or the

01:51:00.420 DAC recipients.

01:51:01.440 So, you know, the

01:51:02.420 president obviously

01:51:03.060 does his own

01:51:03.880 dividing on

01:51:06.080 Twitter.

01:51:06.620 Occasionally he, you

01:51:07.420 know, has to do the

01:51:08.140 political fisticuffs.

01:51:09.340 But when he's

01:51:10.220 calling for unity and

01:51:11.100 the Democrats are

01:51:11.800 saying, we don't

01:51:12.320 really want to

01:51:12.800 unite with you, we

01:51:13.780 want to shove it

01:51:14.320 in your face.

01:51:15.180 I don't know how

01:51:16.040 you heal that

01:51:16.860 divide.

01:51:17.320 You said promote

01:51:18.580 domestic tranquility.

01:51:19.500 I don't know how

01:51:19.880 you do that with

01:51:21.340 people who are

01:51:21.880 doing just that.

01:51:23.040 Give me a

01:51:24.300 ranking, give me a

01:51:25.460 grade of the

01:51:27.660 constitutional

01:51:28.460 responsibilities of

01:51:29.720 this government.

01:51:30.980 First, to

01:51:32.480 provide equal

01:51:36.340 justice.

01:51:37.860 I would say

01:51:38.960 C.

01:51:41.120 Why?

01:51:41.600 I would say C because

01:51:43.220 you have, I mean,

01:51:44.000 you look at what

01:51:44.500 happened to

01:51:45.000 Kavanaugh.

01:51:45.800 I mean, the

01:51:46.120 justice system, I

01:51:47.080 mean, forget the

01:51:47.620 actual justice, the

01:51:48.280 fact that the

01:51:48.680 courts are out of

01:51:49.200 control.

01:51:50.040 Forget the fact that

01:51:50.620 the courts have

01:51:51.080 completely taken over

01:51:52.420 what they're supposed

01:51:53.640 to be doing and have

01:51:54.500 outgrown how the

01:51:56.160 Constitution sees them.

01:51:57.680 I mean, the national

01:51:58.560 spirit in terms of how

01:51:59.380 you see people are

01:52:01.160 completely guilty until

01:52:02.500 proven innocent.

01:52:03.000 You saw that with the

01:52:03.960 Covington kids.

01:52:04.640 You saw that with

01:52:05.160 Kavanaugh.

01:52:06.020 You see that, I mean,

01:52:06.940 it's just a mentality

01:52:07.620 that you don't have to

01:52:08.540 have any evidence as

01:52:10.180 long as we believe it

01:52:11.000 to be true, believe

01:52:11.800 all women, that's the

01:52:12.740 motto on the left,

01:52:13.520 unless, of course, that

01:52:14.300 guy is a Democrat, like

01:52:16.020 the lieutenant governor

01:52:17.080 of Virginia, then you

01:52:17.720 don't have to believe

01:52:18.120 him.

01:52:18.520 So here's the problem

01:52:19.180 with this.

01:52:19.900 The government, I

01:52:20.940 think, has actually

01:52:21.640 gotten better on

01:52:22.680 justice with the

01:52:24.400 justice reform that

01:52:25.760 just happened.

01:52:27.160 And the justice that

01:52:28.520 you're talking about is

01:52:29.600 really coming, you

01:52:30.780 would say, is coming

01:52:31.940 from us and the

01:52:32.840 media, but it's not.

01:52:34.140 It's actually coming

01:52:35.060 from political

01:52:35.840 organizations.

01:52:36.960 Sure.

01:52:37.080 It's not government

01:52:38.100 imposed social

01:52:39.700 justice.

01:52:40.140 But it is the media.

01:52:40.720 The Washington Post is

01:52:41.540 absolutely helping

01:52:42.220 them.

01:52:42.500 It is.

01:52:42.980 It is.

01:52:43.880 Okay, so justice.

01:52:46.380 How can they even

01:52:47.900 claim it's part of

01:52:49.360 their job?

01:52:52.140 Promote domestic

01:52:53.460 tranquility.

01:52:55.080 You know, I don't

01:52:55.580 know.

01:52:55.800 So how does

01:52:56.360 government actually

01:52:57.160 do that?

01:52:58.400 I mean, they can

01:52:59.040 try to promote it,

01:53:00.200 but at the end of

01:53:00.800 the day, it is up to

01:53:01.680 we, the people, to

01:53:02.320 do that.

01:53:03.320 And that's why, I

01:53:03.840 mean, the preamble

01:53:04.340 starts with we, the

01:53:05.080 people of the United

01:53:05.740 States, to promote

01:53:06.460 them.

01:53:07.040 Right.

01:53:07.400 But they established

01:53:08.600 the Constitution for

01:53:10.160 the government to do

01:53:11.220 these things in order

01:53:13.220 to create a more

01:53:14.320 perfect union.

01:53:14.940 So you notice it says

01:53:16.500 promote domestic

01:53:17.780 tranquility.

01:53:19.160 That just means, to

01:53:20.720 me, pet the cat.

01:53:22.620 Don't do anything

01:53:24.180 that is disrupting.

01:53:26.540 If everybody wants to

01:53:28.020 be disrupted, then you

01:53:29.700 just have to be a

01:53:30.560 leader and step in and

01:53:31.540 go, we're going to

01:53:32.340 make it.

01:53:32.880 It's going to be

01:53:33.600 okay.

01:53:34.360 I know everybody's

01:53:35.480 arguing with each

01:53:36.380 other right now, but

01:53:37.580 that's not what

01:53:38.320 they're doing.

01:53:39.040 And I would give

01:53:39.580 probably an F to

01:53:40.700 everyone on that.

01:53:41.820 I mean, everyone

01:53:42.520 plays their role from

01:53:43.400 government down to

01:53:44.100 the media, down to

01:53:45.040 people on Twitter and

01:53:46.380 Facebook.

01:53:46.840 Yep.

01:53:47.100 Everyone fails on

01:53:47.920 that.

01:53:48.260 Yep.

01:53:49.260 Provide for the

01:53:49.900 common defense.

01:53:50.860 I think pretty good,

01:53:51.540 except the border is a

01:53:52.240 disaster.

01:53:53.240 And that's the

01:53:54.540 primary function.

01:53:56.200 Many would say that's

01:53:57.060 the main function of a

01:53:57.960 military, is to

01:53:59.160 protect the borders here

01:54:00.080 at home instead of

01:54:00.940 thousands and

01:54:01.760 thousands of miles

01:54:02.220 away.

01:54:02.560 So I think we're

01:54:03.740 doing a good job

01:54:04.640 thousands of miles

01:54:06.680 away.

01:54:07.020 Yes, exactly.

01:54:07.420 Staving off those

01:54:08.200 threats.

01:54:08.580 But the ones that are

01:54:09.240 closest to us, we're

01:54:10.020 not doing anything.

01:54:10.660 And the ones that are

01:54:11.880 coming in new forms,

01:54:13.040 AI, the 5G network,

01:54:15.520 Russia, with their

01:54:16.860 ones and zeros that

01:54:18.160 we're in war with

01:54:19.280 Russia right now, they

01:54:20.500 are attacking us.

01:54:21.980 Even anyone who is in

01:54:25.260 the information, you

01:54:26.940 know, Facebook,

01:54:28.200 Google, what are they

01:54:29.780 doing to provide for the

01:54:31.080 common defense against

01:54:32.540 companies like that?

01:54:34.120 Right.

01:54:34.340 They're doing nothing

01:54:34.900 because it helps their

01:54:35.480 business model.

01:54:36.420 Exactly right.

01:54:37.000 So what did you give

01:54:37.620 them?

01:54:38.080 I would give a C again

01:54:40.260 because in some areas

01:54:41.460 it's good.

01:54:41.920 I mean, we feel safe.

01:54:43.240 So I would go, I would

01:54:44.520 say internationally, A.

01:54:46.300 Right.

01:54:47.660 Domestically, F.

01:54:48.860 I agree.

01:54:49.480 And that kind of comes

01:54:50.160 down to a C.

01:54:51.040 Yeah.

01:54:52.240 General welfare.

01:54:54.540 Promote the general

01:54:55.440 welfare.

01:54:57.200 I think I would say

01:54:58.760 again, maybe a D, to be

01:55:03.040 honest.

01:55:03.480 Why?

01:55:04.280 What does that mean to

01:55:05.280 you?

01:55:05.800 I don't know exactly what

01:55:07.040 it means.

01:55:07.460 I think that, I mean,

01:55:08.340 the domestic tranquility and

01:55:09.760 general welfare kind of

01:55:11.900 seem the same.

01:55:13.400 I would agree.

01:55:15.200 But I think that the

01:55:16.740 state of our, the spirit of

01:55:18.280 our nation, I feel right

01:55:19.480 now, is not in good shape.

01:55:21.520 Yeah.

01:55:21.840 And I think that that is,

01:55:23.440 falls into the category of

01:55:24.720 general welfare.

01:55:25.540 And securing the

01:55:26.640 blessings of liberty.

01:55:28.200 I would say F.

01:55:29.480 I would too.

01:55:30.040 I would say F.

01:55:30.820 I mean, this government

01:55:31.680 is a failure.

01:55:33.860 This government is an

01:55:35.060 absolute failure if you

01:55:37.480 grade it on the things

01:55:38.880 the Constitution says they

01:55:40.280 must do.

01:55:40.780 Well, like you said, in

01:55:41.620 terms of the, I mean,

01:55:42.700 just in terms of life, I

01:55:43.800 mean, securing the

01:55:44.400 blessings of liberty, if

01:55:45.380 you're not going to stand

01:55:46.220 for life.

01:55:47.100 For us and our

01:55:47.380 posterity.

01:55:48.360 That's what it says.

01:55:48.960 Us and our posterity.

01:55:50.720 Yep.

01:55:50.940 And I mean, the spending

01:55:51.780 is out of control.

01:55:52.560 That's for posterity.

01:55:53.600 And then also, I mean,

01:55:54.940 just in terms of the

01:55:57.160 way, the way, the

01:56:00.060 businesses, it's good.

01:56:00.980 I mean, Trump has

01:56:01.820 repealed a lot of

01:56:02.920 regulations, which is

01:56:04.200 good for business.

01:56:04.980 But liberty is more

01:56:07.180 than just business

01:56:07.840 liberty.

01:56:08.500 And so I think that the

01:56:09.900 notion of freedom, it's

01:56:11.080 not something anyone

01:56:11.660 talks about anymore.

01:56:13.200 I mean, when is the

01:56:14.460 last time you heard a

01:56:15.320 politician really talk

01:56:16.540 about the importance of

01:56:17.760 individual liberty and

01:56:19.000 freedom?

01:56:20.220 Outside of a, you know,

01:56:22.060 we're fighting for

01:56:23.640 women's rights or other

01:56:25.540 than, you know, bogus

01:56:27.080 speeches.

01:56:27.740 Almost never.

01:56:28.900 Yeah, it's not

01:56:29.280 almost never.

01:56:30.580 And you're seeing it in

01:56:31.680 the polling of

01:56:32.620 millennials.

01:56:33.880 Freedom of speech.

01:56:34.620 They don't believe that.

01:56:35.900 They don't believe that

01:56:36.580 anymore.

01:56:37.260 They don't believe in

01:56:38.000 freedom of speech.

01:56:38.740 They're trying to now

01:56:40.380 put a 50 percent tax on

01:56:42.320 bullets.

01:56:42.940 They don't believe in the

01:56:43.640 Second Amendment.

01:56:44.980 You know, the only one

01:56:45.740 that I think we could all

01:56:46.560 agree on is the Third

01:56:47.940 Amendment.

01:56:48.520 You know, the king can't

01:56:49.880 quarter soldiers.

01:56:50.580 That's the most important

01:56:51.500 amendment.

01:56:52.140 But you know what?

01:56:53.940 I think I think we're

01:56:55.180 actually violating that

01:56:56.400 because I think with the

01:56:57.780 NSA, they're doing the

01:57:00.000 same thing the king was

01:57:01.320 trying to do by quartering

01:57:02.740 soldiers.

01:57:03.300 They've their soldiers are

01:57:04.540 just digital.

01:57:05.440 Right.

01:57:05.760 Right.

01:57:06.000 That's interesting.

01:57:06.940 Yeah.

01:57:07.160 Yeah.

01:57:08.020 John, you're going to be

01:57:09.260 part of the broadcast.

01:57:10.500 Yeah, we're going to be

01:57:11.240 broadcast.

01:57:11.820 I think we're going to be

01:57:12.280 in Emancipation Hall as

01:57:13.540 well.

01:57:13.800 So.

01:57:14.220 Oh, wow.

01:57:15.080 OK, so we'll see you

01:57:16.600 tonight on the broadcast

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01:59:08.420 Obama?

01:59:09.200 Just get over it.

01:59:10.580 Just get over it.

01:59:11.460 What's wrong with you

01:59:12.160 people?

01:59:12.560 Just get over it.

01:59:14.080 And they couldn't

01:59:15.040 understand how we were

01:59:16.840 feeling when Trump was

01:59:18.740 elected.

01:59:19.100 They had to have they had

01:59:21.240 to have counselors in the

01:59:23.900 classrooms for that week

01:59:25.560 because the kids couldn't

01:59:27.300 get over it.

01:59:29.180 And I was really tempted

01:59:30.620 to say get over it.

01:59:32.080 But I didn't because I had

01:59:35.020 been there.

01:59:35.500 I understood what it felt

01:59:36.820 like.

01:59:37.200 now the the psychiatrists of

01:59:43.820 America have united to define

01:59:47.000 there's fifty six percent of

01:59:49.360 Americans say they are

01:59:50.480 extremely anxious or very

01:59:52.840 anxious about the impact of

01:59:54.300 politics on our daily life.

01:59:56.560 And so they have dubbed this

01:59:58.200 now Trump anxiety disorder.

02:00:00.760 So it's only Donald Trump's

02:00:03.420 fault.

02:00:04.160 You're only anxious.

02:00:05.040 Fifty three percent of

02:00:05.980 Americans.

02:00:06.400 But they're only anxious

02:00:07.760 because of Donald Trump.

02:00:12.080 Really.

02:00:13.840 But it's interesting to me how

02:00:15.820 the medical community has

02:00:17.700 gathered together to help

02:00:19.120 people because they

02:00:21.300 understand how you can have

02:00:23.260 anxiety with Donald Trump.

02:00:24.720 But they couldn't understand

02:00:26.260 how you would have anxiety

02:00:28.160 with Barack Obama.

02:00:29.520 It is we are so split.

02:00:32.980 And unfortunately, there's a

02:00:34.040 disturbing there's a

02:00:35.540 disturbing study out that

02:00:37.220 shows we are actually

02:00:38.500 getting closer on one thing.

02:00:40.460 And that I I think is

02:00:41.980 socialism taxing the rich.

02:00:44.580 Now, 54 percent of

02:00:46.980 Americans, Republicans,

02:00:49.740 say taxing the rich.

02:00:51.580 They need to pay more of

02:00:53.240 their fair share.

02:00:54.900 Yeah, it's one of those

02:00:55.420 things.

02:00:55.840 I mean, they're saying 76 percent

02:00:57.820 of registered voters believe the

02:00:59.360 wealthiest Americans should pay

02:01:00.460 more in taxes now.

02:01:02.420 And it's an easy one because

02:01:04.200 you're targeting a very small

02:01:05.180 group of people and those

02:01:06.400 group of people are obviously

02:01:07.740 well off and they can handle

02:01:09.240 it.

02:01:09.380 They don't need their money.

02:01:10.920 It's you know, whether it's

02:01:11.880 morally correct doesn't even

02:01:12.860 seem to be a question anymore.

02:01:14.360 It's interesting that when you

02:01:15.220 ask people about the actual

02:01:16.860 percentages, I think most

02:01:18.940 people believe the rich pay

02:01:20.140 nothing.

02:01:20.840 So they believe, oh, they're

02:01:22.140 paying five percent.

02:01:22.920 They're getting out of

02:01:23.520 everything.

02:01:24.020 They're not paying anything.

02:01:25.560 And so when you ask them the

02:01:26.660 actual numbers, should they pay

02:01:27.940 more than 20 percent of their

02:01:29.620 income or 30 percent of their

02:01:31.120 income?

02:01:31.920 People are opposed to that.

02:01:33.500 They just don't know what they

02:01:34.560 don't have any idea what rich

02:01:35.960 people are actually paying in

02:01:37.260 taxes.

02:01:38.120 Yes.

02:01:38.600 So this is a very convenient way

02:01:40.940 to ask this question.

02:01:42.460 And it's really interesting to me.

02:01:44.240 It's such a socialist way to

02:01:45.700 answer the or to ask the question

02:01:47.360 to say the rich.

02:01:48.780 shouldn't it be should anyone

02:01:52.080 have to pay more than 20 percent

02:01:55.060 of their of their salary to

02:01:57.600 taxes?

02:01:59.220 Yes or no?

02:02:00.200 Yeah.

02:02:00.380 Ask 30 percent, 20 percent, 30 percent.

02:02:02.800 Yeah.

02:02:03.000 I mean, yeah.

02:02:03.680 You know the whole time.

02:02:04.580 Yeah.

02:02:04.960 It's people.

02:02:06.120 You once you say it is marks that

02:02:08.700 groups us.

02:02:10.600 It is Washington and Jefferson and

02:02:13.220 Franklin that separate and say, no,

02:02:16.460 we are not group makers.

02:02:20.700 What we are is Americans and we're

02:02:23.380 all in this together.

02:02:24.860 Now, what's fair for one is fair for

02:02:27.080 all of us.

02:02:27.760 I mean, God only asks for 10 percent.

02:02:31.360 God, God asks for 10.

02:02:34.320 I know what they're doing.

02:02:35.400 I am.

02:02:35.900 I am very aware, well aware of what

02:02:38.360 God has done for me today.

02:02:40.100 What the hell has this government done

02:02:42.520 for me?

02:02:43.040 That is three times greater than

02:02:46.920 what God did for me today.

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