The Glenn Beck Program - Violent Rioting Has Nothing to Do with George Floyd

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00:00:04.380 another freaking crazy day you know someone uh someone should try implementing a normal day

00:00:13.820 one of these days i'm just thinking it's a good idea is it possible is just this the normal now

00:00:20.420 i i don't even know the route uh more um protests last night uh in minneapolis which seems to lead

00:00:30.300 to a lot of burning of buildings and destruction of property to the to the point where they actually

00:00:35.680 took over a police station how is this possible the police evacuated their police station and they

00:00:43.520 destroyed it they broke into the evidence room they were removing pieces of evidence from

00:00:49.360 investigations out of this place i mean it's remarkable what's going on there and then this

00:00:54.200 morning if you haven't heard it's going to be the big story from the media a cnn journalist was

00:00:58.500 arrested live on the air uh because really in seemingly nothing is the only way i could describe

00:01:05.340 it he doesn't seem to do anything uh so we'll get into that today as well a lot of other stuff

00:01:10.200 there's tons of news as usual it never stops radio show starts here in about five seconds it's pat and

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00:01:49.720 all right welcome to it and triple eight seven 27 beck is the program it's pat and stew in for glenn

00:02:00.460 who is on vacation returns monday another crazy night in minneapolis where protesting quote unquote

00:02:09.160 protesting and that's what it was pat protesting right when you protest things a lot of times you

00:02:16.640 protest it by lighting it on fire it's just one way to do it it's an expression or stealing tvs

00:02:22.580 stealing tvs another great way to protest as we all know the real cure for racial strife is the new

00:02:28.180 samsung 4k uh 63 inch uh that is what really cures it i think there was an 80 incher that was uh

00:02:35.400 take it out of there uh from the target that's the way to do it i mean it's despicable it's absolutely

00:02:41.380 despicable it needs to why why don't they put a stop to it i don't understand how they just let

00:02:47.620 the items roll out of the store and they just watch it go wave goodbye to everybody it is it's

00:02:55.140 inexplicable there are hours and hours and hours of looting with no one no one up no one shows up

00:03:01.700 nobody gets arrested it's bizarre it is bizarre and beyond bizarre last night pat in that the actual

00:03:08.660 police station was evacuated by the police and the police drove away so that they could light the

00:03:17.720 police station on fire and destroy it and break into the evidence room and remove evidence which i guess

00:03:27.460 anyone yeah now if you happen to be a criminal this is a very good development for you because now

00:03:31.860 they barely don't have the evidence to convict you anymore how on earth is this a thing i i can't

00:03:38.560 i've never seen anything like the police station thing yeah it's yeah we we have seen the looting

00:03:44.780 thing allowed before but police just up and leaving first they upped and then they left they upped and

00:03:52.040 they left yeah they upped and then they left and and then allowing the the station to burn to the

00:03:56.920 ground is a very bizarre development i think in the scope of civilization it's a it's a strange new

00:04:04.240 twist i noticed that as well i've never seen anything like it never at least they should say

00:04:10.020 looters will be shot on sight even if they don't mean it at least say it let's have some sort of

00:04:16.140 uh of restraint here on the part of the looters that they might think okay well something might

00:04:24.000 happen to me if i loot they know nothing's going to happen to them no and and this has nothing to

00:04:29.340 do with george floyd by the way no this has absolutely nothing to do with the murder of george

00:04:33.800 floyd and even his mom has come out and said that please don't destroy our community he would hate

00:04:39.240 this is what his family said he would hate this so there don't be doing this in his name you're

00:04:47.140 doing this for you it's got nothing to do you do you though you do you if that's burning down a

00:04:51.840 police station so be it you do you i believe it was the wonderful great philosopher madonna who said

00:04:56.980 express yourself and and look if you're going to express yourself by burning down a few dozen

00:05:02.860 buildings so well who are we to say that that's wrong thank you you know i i don't under i'm glad

00:05:09.140 there's people out there defending it um there's a couple of videos do we have the cnn arrest video

00:05:14.060 from this morning uh yet we're still working on it that's coming soon because oh yeah they arrested

00:05:18.520 some cnn employees yeah cnn journalists on the air and i have to say you know i love to we you know

00:05:25.840 cnn is a routine um a point of contention here on this program and every other place on the right

00:05:32.600 where they annoy us consistently this reporter seemingly did absolutely nothing

00:05:38.980 wrong he was calm he was telling the police he would go wherever they wanted him to go

00:05:44.240 and they arrested him anyway and i just forget even the right and the wrong of it just the optics of it

00:05:51.800 there is a guy on national television who by the way is a black reporter who you're arresting

00:05:58.700 while he's doing nothing and it's obvious to everyone that he's doing nothing because he's doing it on

00:06:04.480 camera uh here's another idea a really terrible horrible bad thing to do to put your knee on

00:06:12.240 someone's neck for 10 minutes and kill them horrible horrible thing some additional level of insanity must

00:06:19.820 apply if you're doing it while 10 people are filming you what do what do you think of course the city's

00:06:26.880 gonna burn to the ground i mean what do you expect to happen now that does not excuse it but certainly

00:06:32.920 like what what on earth would you think would happen do you think you're gonna get away with that

00:06:37.260 i don't know and well they're not going to get away with it too that's the other thing that's going on

00:06:42.420 here is they have been fired the investigation is happening i fully expect them to be charged not

00:06:48.580 just the guy with the knee on his neck but the other three as well they're all good they're going

00:06:52.400 to be charged with something accessory or negligence i don't know but they're all going to be charged

00:06:58.480 so why why the madness here now you can understand they haven't charged him yet and and every day's

00:07:07.660 every day matters particularly if you're a business owner in this particular area yeah you'd really

00:07:13.860 like them to buy to charge you know let's get them charged because maybe that at least calms it down

00:07:18.680 somewhat yeah now there was one of a spokesperson who said we have a lot of evidence to go through

00:07:23.020 uh you know and there is some evidence that would not indicate a criminal charge now he's very vague

00:07:29.200 on it yes uh what they cg hide the whole thing it actually didn't happen both of them are fine

00:07:35.600 that was the only the only thing i could come up with that would not make it a criminal charge but

00:07:39.540 you know look wow of course in our system of justice we need to hear both sides of the story i just

00:07:44.080 can't i can't yeah you know i i don't think the best fiction writers could come up with a reason as to

00:07:49.660 why this was okay because the video evidence is pretty strong they're pretty strong yeah at the

00:07:55.300 very least i think you had mentioned it initially negligent homicide is a yeah it seems like at the

00:08:00.080 very best you know it's very possible i think that he planned it no no i don't think he got up in the

00:08:06.080 morning and thought i'm going to kill a black person today i don't think that happened odd right

00:08:10.920 it would be an odd thing um let's take a quick break um we're gonna we because we also we have a ton of

00:08:16.300 stuff from last night including um some black gun owners who are exercising their second amendment

00:08:23.120 rights defending their business and in an inspirational sort of way we'll come back in 60

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00:09:42.320 all right well welcome to the program 888-727-BECK is the phone number patents do in for glenn we're

00:09:55.820 talking about the developments last night in minneapolis a couple of pretty interesting videos

00:10:01.400 let's start here with the cnn thing because this just happened a few hours ago on the air i think

00:10:06.080 it was about 4 a.m eastern this happened uh maybe it was a little later than that five or six something

00:10:12.680 like that and basically what you saw was a a cnn reporter uh in the middle of a situation where

00:10:22.100 there's a bunch of cops they're blocking an intersection off the cnn reporter is off to the

00:10:26.280 side with a few other officers and he's trying he's you know he's trying to do a report there is

00:10:32.440 not anything active going on there's not a riot going on in the background there's not you know

00:10:37.240 you're not seeing bottles thrown it's they're all just kind of standing there they've seemingly

00:10:40.840 controlled the situation as that is happening there this reporter is trying to do a report and here's what

00:10:46.520 happens this is part of the advanced police presence that we saw come over the course of

00:10:52.760 of really minutes when the local police showed up at the fire department or with the fire department

00:10:57.700 i should say on that building we showed you that was burning this is among the state patrol unit that

00:11:02.880 was advancing up the street saying and scattering the protesters at that point for people to clear the

00:11:09.760 area and so we walked away i'm sorry you're under arrest okay do you mind telling me why i'm under

00:11:17.120 arrest sir why why am i under arrest sir as you see he's not not not yelling back he's not fighting

00:11:26.320 okay is it because they showed the officers is that why that's not what they said if that was the reason

00:11:35.520 now there is a car you can hear kind of skid out to the side there everyone kind of turns their head

00:11:39.920 for a second if you're just tuning in you uh that's bizarre watching our correspondent omar

00:11:47.200 jimenez being arrested by state police his mic is still on the floor the camera's still why our

00:11:53.360 correspondent is being arrested hang on one second allison let's listen into what these officers are

00:11:58.000 saying allison's trying to talk over the whole thing they're not saying anything

00:12:02.960 they're just walking the perp to that he's an american television reporter omar jimenez being

00:12:10.400 led away by police officers uh he clearly identified himself as a reporter uh he was respectfully

00:12:18.880 explaining to the state police that our cnn team was there and moving away as they would request i'll

00:12:27.040 give cnn lots of crap for lots of things he's telling the truth here though that is exactly what he

00:12:30.480 was doing yeah there was no reason for that to police custody on television now they keep they

00:12:37.040 keep arresting people i'm being arrested now this is the producers and cameramen

00:12:43.840 okay they're arresting the whole crew now they put the camera on the ground and it's sitting on the

00:12:48.400 ground they don't realize it's still on and it just shows the feet of the cnn reporter they're just

00:12:53.920 airing this live on the air it's like a backpack unit of some sort fascinating yeah but again steal

00:13:02.400 all the tvs you want oh yeah that's totally fine but don't do a report near there right state police

00:13:08.400 we believe the camera is now on the ground because our cameraman has been handcuffed now as this goes

00:13:14.560 on we can we can uh we can bring this down as the as this goes on pat wow it it the camera

00:13:20.400 that's crazy the police clearly don't even understand they were i don't know how they

00:13:24.240 didn't get it because he's he's talking into a microphone and he's doing a broadcast but the

00:13:28.320 the cameras just stays on on the ground the whole time i mean like they come back to the camera an

00:13:32.880 hour later and it's still on it's still on in broadcasting wow uh so they they brought three cnn

00:13:40.160 employees to uh to jail uh jeff zucker the guy who runs cnn uh got in touch pretty quickly with the

00:13:47.760 governor of minnesota who was like uh sorry and a half an hour later they were released so it went

00:13:54.640 pretty fast find out why they were arrested in the first place their claim was that they asked him to

00:14:00.160 move and they didn't move but you can hear on the audio he's blatantly saying like yeah let me know

00:14:04.880 where i need to go just just point the direction i'm happy to go that way and they will they don't say

00:14:10.640 anything and then they just arrest him and they may have told him earlier to leave and maybe they

00:14:14.480 didn't listen the first time and we're only getting the second half of that regardless but

00:14:18.560 it take take a step back from whatever excuse comes up out of this there may be one but

00:14:24.160 optics are important in a situation like this right like you are arresting a black reporter

00:14:29.840 on here for doing nothing police don't apparently care about optics in any way because this whole thing

00:14:36.560 has been loaded with bad optics for them yes from the very beginning of this and in both bad and

00:14:46.240 incompetent behavior yes you know is it possible cnn these reporters were just arrested just because

00:14:54.240 of bad reporting from cnn and this was just they had the opportunity finally we got the cops we have cnn

00:15:00.160 let's just arrest them is that possible it is possible yeah i think it is

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00:16:10.400 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program he's on vacation this week you know we're

00:16:28.080 talking about the uh arrest of the cnn crew which is unbelievable here they are allowing people to burn

00:16:35.520 police stations to the ground they do nothing except evacuate the building so that they can do that

00:16:42.400 here they are allowing people to completely destroy a target superstore take items out of it

00:16:50.880 steal all the electronics you want they do nothing but cnn crew it is standing there doing a report

00:16:59.520 they arrest them during the report i don't what is the matter with the minneapolis police department

00:17:06.800 there's something wrong there he identifies them as state police too oh state police okay yeah i i have

00:17:13.040 no idea look just bizarre these guys have just been through a long night of fighting a ridiculous

00:17:19.760 situation yeah and uh there's lots of excuses as to why you would not be a very joyful person at that

00:17:26.000 moment but that does not excuse and they've mostly been bystanders and uh yeah they've mostly been

00:17:32.480 watching what's been happening they haven't really been you know cracking heads or anything right and

00:17:37.760 it seems like there was a i guess you'd call it a political decision made at some point at some higher

00:17:44.080 level to just let this happen yeah right yes they just can't let the cnn report happen no you can't

00:17:50.240 let that happen now you've gone too far unbelievable they burned down the you know target uh you know

00:17:55.840 all these places and they let them uh go in there and take all this stuff out this got nothing to do

00:18:02.320 with the memory of this of this uh of this person who's murdered everyone's estimation like we've taken

00:18:10.160 this situation where we all agreed on something finally and and literally let it on lit it on fire

00:18:16.560 within 48 hours you know now what you've got people on television justifying the looting

00:18:24.480 because of course they're upset that's why they're taking these tvs like that is not one does not lead

00:18:29.200 to the other it's not a rational reaction i'm sorry and you know it's it's honestly like there's

00:18:33.920 definitely a tinge of racism in that analysis it's like you know they it's like well it's we have to

00:18:42.880 accept it because this community is going to do that because they're upset it's like they're not

00:18:47.840 they're not holding um african-american communities to the same standard as white communities or any

00:18:52.560 other community because they act as if they are not able to control themselves which is racist which

00:18:57.920 is racist obviously i mean look at the mom of uh of uh of george uh floyd floyd he he clearly she

00:19:05.440 clearly was absolutely saying don't do this 90 99 of that community is at home terrified for their

00:19:14.480 lives in the middle of this you got a couple thousand people out there lighting everything

00:19:18.240 on fire and idiot white people going on television trying to justify it yeah it's unbelievable it really

00:19:23.840 is see the cardi b tweet uh yesterday i definitely did not i with 100 of course i'm a huge follower

00:19:31.360 yeah and fan of cardi b all of her concerts saying you know all of her cds yeah it's so good and then

00:19:42.400 she tweets this out which i think is brilliant here's what she said the people are left with no choice

00:19:49.920 but to riot but to loot she says um they looting in minnesota and as much as i don't like this type

00:19:58.400 of violence it is what it is well that's powerful thank you that's powerful that is really deep and

00:20:05.280 a lot of you can't argue with it a lot of this justification man there is a lot of it going on

00:20:10.160 and you know you can be you can be a person who thinks what happened to george floyd is absolutely

00:20:19.520 unconscionable i mean i none of us can understand how it happened right that does not mean you go get a

00:20:26.800 free xbox it just that is those two things just don't go together no they do not one does not

00:20:32.000 cause the other it is of course it's it isn't like it is what it is like no you can just not

00:20:39.280 no and of course lots of people in the community didn't do that you know they're not going to get

00:20:42.880 any hype because they're the ones hiding in their homes right as they're watching the place they go

00:20:48.000 to buy formula for their child burned to the ground what a win this one is hey you know we we've

00:20:55.440 they built they burnt down a brand new uh under construction uh affordable housing project

00:21:02.080 yeah could this community have 30 million dollars had been spent on this thing already now down the

00:21:07.600 tubes it was gonna house 190 uh families it's gone now it's gone um okay what sense did that make

00:21:16.480 was that a good move no these are not sensible moves and they're not done by people who give a

00:21:20.880 crap about george floyd no none of it no one who is out there setting target on fire has any

00:21:27.360 connection to the cause to the movement to anything other than selfish nonsense that is not how you react

00:21:36.800 and it's not it's not it's certainly going to do nothing but hurt you know we i don't know if we

00:21:43.440 mentioned this on this show yesterday but if i was to say right now hey you know what i'm opening up

00:21:47.200 a i actually just got a nice little condo in watts and immediately every single person in their head

00:21:54.320 would say oh my gosh the riot the riots place it was 55 years ago and you still think of it as the

00:22:00.400 riots place right it destroys your community for decades to come what do you think of when you think

00:22:06.160 of ferguson yeah rioting writing now is ferguson better than it was five years ago six years ago in

00:22:12.240 the middle of riots i'm sure it is it's probably yeah but is that the impression that that the

00:22:17.200 average american would get i don't think so no no we all remember yeah i mean look what when bad

00:22:22.800 things happen in a place even if it's not writing i mean what do you think of when you think of waco

00:22:26.800 texas yeah now you might think of uh chip and joanna it took a long time to get there up until them

00:22:32.240 you thought of david david koresh situation yep totally i and it wasn't even in waco by the

00:22:38.720 way which is the craziest thing it's like well watching those reports back because i was watching

00:22:43.760 that series on netflix uh recently with waco i don't if you if you haven't seen it it's pretty

00:22:47.360 good oh yeah and uh and they're like they're showing the news reports and like 14 miles outside

00:22:51.760 of waco i'm like 14 miles like we've been calling it this waco this entire time it was 14 miles outside

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00:24:22.000 thank you for listening to the glenn beck program today with pat and stew glenn's on vacation you'll be

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00:24:56.080 at your leisure uh also youtube got a youtube page as well love for you to subscribe there sign up rate

00:25:03.440 all of those things uh on both the podcasts and youtube and stew feels the same way for some reason

00:25:08.240 about the show he does which uh and that is what i do this is how i feel and it's called yeah i'm

00:25:14.160 doing america every single night 8 p.m eastern on blaze tv and also i'm not sure that's that that's not

00:25:19.240 right america seems to like it okay but i haven't asked them so there's a typical me too era sort of

00:25:25.940 problem yeah it really is it really is i haven't even asked uh another problem we've been having is uh

00:25:31.720 rioting uh on behalf of a man who was uh murdered at the hands of police none of it makes any sense

00:25:37.520 you can but apparently this is a license now and has been for a while to riot to loot and then the

00:25:44.400 police stand by and do nothing about it um there are some people that are a little disgusted by it

00:25:49.980 here is here is one guy talking about using your brains people uh this is awesome listen to this

00:25:57.700 this is for everybody out there that's trying to use their brains okay before it actually became a riot

00:26:06.340 the media was calling it a riot you find that there are hundreds of people that are being arrested

00:26:11.800 that have been bused into minnesota they don't even live there the police commissioner actually said

00:26:17.500 it the mayor will tell you he don't care you have 400 years of slavery go ahead and destroy everything

00:26:22.860 going on around here but let me tell you why he's saying that all these liberals are devils

00:26:27.840 he's saying that because you're not riding on his block where his house is that's why it's because

00:26:34.120 you're riding in your own neighborhood and destroying your own neighborhood all of those

00:26:38.700 targets i'm pretty sure tons of black folks from that neighborhood worked in that target and now

00:26:43.000 they're not going to have a job to go to either with the pandemic already crippling economies and

00:26:47.880 already hurting your area they already knew this is going to make it worse for you you're they're

00:26:52.700 letting you destroy your own homes and you're doing it willingly and george soros is sending people to

00:26:57.920 then he starts in on george soros uh so why we cut it off before that i don't know why but uh

00:27:03.920 guy's brilliant i mean pointing out the fact that a lot of these people aren't even from minneapolis or

00:27:09.940 minnesota they're being bussed in because they're activists who are there to cause trouble uh and then

00:27:16.860 the mayor saying ah yeah you know it's kind of understandable it's a little bit justified what

00:27:22.180 they're doing yeah if it was in his on his block at his house that was burning yeah he might feel

00:27:29.240 differently about it you think i think so you know i i i love the people who are willing to step up in

00:27:34.780 these moments because it's not easy you know it's not easy to make these public statements uh there was

00:27:39.020 a a great um uh there's been some great utilization of the second amendment the way it was intended

00:27:45.860 in defense of you and your own property um this uh this one black uh gun owner uh he is uh they

00:27:54.880 were actually two of them they were defending their business standing outside with rifles listen

00:28:00.960 they said they said run up in here and see what happened on fair out here with the blicks on them

00:28:05.520 blicks on them run up in this black oh you see that black on run up in this oh my mama we gonna do

00:28:11.480 that to y'all you can see uh in front of the store they're all standing out there with the rifles like

00:28:16.660 come come get our stuff you know one of the crazy things is they are putting signs in the window that

00:28:22.060 say my minority owned black owned business as if that means you're supposed to skip the business i guess

00:28:27.520 and these protesters are still burning them down too um and they're damaging those those buildings as

00:28:34.360 well there's also a couple now pat this is one of those situations i know nothing about these two guys

00:28:41.200 outside of this video and i know that once we play the video someone's going to what they call

00:28:47.880 milkshake duck them which is a kind of an internet uh thing where you you know oh look at that cute

00:28:53.480 duck it's drinking a milkshake oh the duck is racist like it's like you're gonna find out something

00:28:57.460 terrible about these guys right after but i love their attitude this is uh these guys were just out

00:29:04.740 walking around with you know with guns and helping local businesses defend themselves listen to this

00:29:11.720 clip so basically you see the records that cops keep and cops are a lot less likely to try and tread on

00:29:18.980 people's rights when there's other armed americans with them so i figured it's about damn time that some

00:29:24.520 or at least i figure that it's about damn time the heavily armed rednecks stood with fellow citizens

00:29:30.440 i love that heavily armed rednecks uh they go on to explain you know how they feel about the the

00:29:38.060 riots or the protests themselves the actual underlying thing that this was based on not the not the

00:29:45.260 looting but the actual protests uh and and uh a little bit more about their their motivation which

00:29:51.500 is great as well listen we heard that well we better we better get up and go see if these guys need

00:29:56.400 help it turns out these guys around here with shattered windows trying to keep looters out of

00:30:01.060 the business because cops can't get in here and so you know i figure before they were cops they were

00:30:06.400 just americans so here we are already on during the la riots or during the la riots collateral damage

00:30:13.020 everyone protecting their own stuff that's where you know he got from rooftop korea so bottom line

00:30:17.660 just for floyd and uh i hope they stop looting at some point if there are more of us we could go stop

00:30:23.000 from looting but it's just us for it we definitely don't agree with the looting yeah no looting we do

00:30:28.040 the cause for the protest yeah definite protest i mean look at that we agree with the cause for the

00:30:34.860 protest but not the looting and he mentions the rooftop koreans from the la uh protests where those

00:30:39.560 guys were defending with guns from their roof uh their shops in the middle of those riots and their

00:30:45.380 second amendment protected their businesses you're seeing that again here in minneapolis you could say

00:30:50.360 you know they always i remember i think it was sarah silverman back in the day when when the one of

00:30:55.720 the gun issues was going on and she you know she's very impressed with her own intellect and decided

00:31:03.240 she had the greatest point of all time which was hey second amendment you know right wingers

00:31:09.460 it how about this we'll just start giving black people guns okay go ahead in fact some of them

00:31:16.040 already have guns first of all they already have guns but secondly sounds wonderful yeah uh yeah

00:31:20.320 they get they have the second amendment is theirs too it's not just ours it's everybody's that's

00:31:24.500 it's it's actually a constitutionally guaranteed right she's uh thinking that that's going to

00:31:30.200 frighten the heck out right she's white people who are so racist yeah she thinks white people

00:31:35.140 are racists and and and that they would expect black people to just start shooting randomly in the

00:31:40.640 crowds how can they handle it and it's like how do you even have that impression that says so much

00:31:46.960 more about you than it does about us doesn't it i'm thrilled there was a program and i would love

00:31:51.620 to track this down and see what the progress was with it but it was it was an organization a pro

00:31:57.120 second amendment organization i think it was in houston that decided they were going to literally just

00:32:02.700 give free guns to people uh in minority communities that felt that they needed them that you know we're

00:32:09.700 all through responsible means but you know maybe they couldn't afford them guns aren't the cheapest

00:32:13.240 thing in the world and they were giving them to them to help to protect their families and and there

00:32:19.040 was this like oh my gosh you you're just give giving guns away well yeah you know the rights already

00:32:27.160 there you know whether if the finances aren't there and they need protection what a great way to do it

00:32:33.420 you know if the police can't get there if uh that takes time i love their attitude there pat of like

00:32:39.920 look before there were police it was regular people just just stopping this stuff and here we

00:32:44.680 are we've got our guns we're out here we're defending business owners and that's why we're here we're

00:32:50.000 just americans defending americans awesome it's great yeah so i you know again we're going to find

00:32:55.520 out that they led a genocide in mongolia through 13 years ago uh or something terrible about these

00:33:02.040 because as soon as you get a nice video on the internet you know it has to be ruined by somebody

00:33:06.340 absolutely they're looking for information on these guys right now absolutely here's what they

00:33:10.640 tweeted in 2007 yes oh shut up shut up all i know is for that couple of minutes they're like my favorite

00:33:17.700 people you know what else is driving me out of my mind and says more about the people making the

00:33:22.020 accusation is the word thugs all of a sudden if thugs is used and of course the president used it again

00:33:28.340 uh on twitter just describing the people who are acting like thugs uh and looting and rioting

00:33:35.100 it sits when is that a descriptor for only black people i don't know never been a descriptor for

00:33:42.160 so that says a lot about you again if you're saying that's what it means yes that doesn't mean that to

00:33:47.800 me why do you assume you're right that's what that means thugs can be white they can be any they can be

00:33:54.760 a rainbow of colors here's the here's the definition a violent person especially a criminal nothing to do

00:34:00.420 with black people nothing to do with color nothing to do with color whatsoever and they've tried to uh

00:34:06.540 you know the media the left has tried to take a lot of words and make them only about black people

00:34:14.680 like chicago like apartment yes like i i've lived in apartments and i'm incredibly white i'm like one of

00:34:23.620 the whitest people you'll ever meet in your entire life lived in apartments uh you know i've been to

00:34:29.080 chicago i've never lived in chicago but plenty of white people do it is not these things like

00:34:35.160 they're trying to build this structure that you you you say any word to describe a person and it's

00:34:41.120 going to come down to well that what you mean is their skin color well it's not what we mean no it's

00:34:45.500 not what i don't think that's what the president meant it shows how much they're thinking about that

00:34:49.600 particular thing yeah how much they care about whether a person is black or white or brown they they

00:34:55.280 that's that's all they spend their time thinking about yeah and look there is the those undertones

00:35:00.700 are obviously part of incidents like this and the reaction to an incident where a white cop uh

00:35:07.860 kills a black person you are we all know that that's going to be part of the analysis afterward it is

00:35:14.240 important to try to to decipher whether it was actually present in this case we know there was bad

00:35:20.020 police work we know there was what i would call a murder at least although the charges haven't been

00:35:24.140 officially uh leveled yet but we don't have any evidence yet that this police officer was doing

00:35:32.440 this for racial reasons i mean we know that like we do have evidence that amy klobuchar uh didn't

00:35:38.900 prosecute this officer after previous conduct complaints and and you can watch watch those vp hopes

00:35:46.840 dissolve in front of your eyes as this report comes out uh she became a senator and top contender for

00:35:55.160 joe biden as vp spent eight years uh as a as a county attorney in charge of prosecution for

00:36:01.460 minneapolis while in that position klobuchar declined to prosecute multiple police officers

00:36:06.200 cited for excessive force and did not prosecute the officer who knelt on uh floyd's neck as he

00:36:11.880 protested this is not i don't i don't know how she's not a dynamic candidate anyway she may have

00:36:20.340 been a good choice because she's not incredibly offensive to a moderate who might vote for joe biden

00:36:28.160 but after this i don't see how i don't see how she can get it you know this is you know the biggest

00:36:35.380 story in america and it's going to be tough for her to overcome something like this i don't think

00:36:40.020 they're going to want to put her anybody i think it hurts kamala harris too she had nothing to do

00:36:43.820 with this particular case but prosecutors are not going to be favored in the democratic party for a

00:36:48.380 while they seem to not like law and order when and you know a lot of the things that kamala harris

00:36:53.920 did while as a prosecutor and the same with klobuchar are defensible you know it might not

00:37:00.260 have been the right thing to do but when does right and wrong have anything to do with this argument

00:37:04.240 anymore it really has nothing to do with the way these things get analyzed yeah triple eight

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00:38:16.480 my pillow.com it's pat and stew on the glenbeck program uh interesting uh tweeting from president

00:38:37.580 trump the last couple of days i still say he should he should take his 80 million followers

00:38:42.080 go to another platform i think that would make such a strong statement uh to jack and to all of

00:38:51.500 twitter uh just leave the form and then just use twitter to promote the other platform yeah uh

00:38:57.420 join me on x platform whatever it is yeah i'd be brilliant anyway he uh tweeted he can't stand back

00:39:05.540 and watch this happen to a great american city minneapolis lack of leadership either the very

00:39:10.720 weak radical left mayor jacob fry get his act together and bring the city under control or i will

00:39:16.940 send in the national guard and get the job done right it's again you know governors who send in national

00:39:24.160 guard but these things are just not important well let's not let that get in the way

00:39:29.400 uh what an adventure this is i will say uh is this the same tweet that he ended with the uh

00:39:37.580 first looting then shooting or whatever he said these thugs are dishonoring the memory of george floyd

00:39:42.840 and i won't let that happen just spoke to governor tim walds and told him that the military is with him

00:39:48.420 all the way any difficulty and we'll we will assume control which again yeah no but when the looting

00:39:57.220 starts the shooting starts thank you the end was he picturing people standing up and applauding right

00:40:05.380 then i feel like he as he's typing it he's like yeah yeah this is where the applause happened so this

00:40:10.200 was interesting for a couple reasons number one something we talked about yesterday which is did

00:40:15.460 you notice yesterday donald trump was not part of this story at all because the only thing he had

00:40:20.660 tweeted about it was we're going to start an investigation this was wrong we're going to make sure we get

00:40:24.540 justice no one reported on that at all no one cared right now he came out with this one which

00:40:30.300 obviously is a little more inflammatory and now everyone said talking about how it's his fault and

00:40:36.580 he's doing he's making this worse and twitter has come out and put a warning on the tweet saying it

00:40:42.680 violates community standards they are not backing down from trump as trump did the executive order

00:40:48.140 yesterday they said now there's a button you have to click to reveal the the tweet and the tweet says

00:40:52.980 the the you know first looting then shooting or whatever it was i just remember it rhyming

00:40:57.000 which is like this is a bizarre world i mean i do remember when twitter kind of came on the scene

00:41:03.680 and it was such a like a a jokey way to deal with things like how do you get anything across in these

00:41:12.980 little messages and it just seemed like a cheap way like people would try to be like you know i lost

00:41:17.100 my dad yesterday and it just felt like cheap and weird and now that's just how we get presidential

00:41:23.020 statements all the time yeah it's just like yeah 280 characters at a time and we just that's how

00:41:26.940 everyone of course that's how we get them uh it is it is so strange but i think you're right he's given

00:41:32.540 so much free advertising to twitter over the years if he really is pissed off about this just go to

00:41:37.060 another place there are other places and half the country will go with you and then maybe that will

00:41:42.000 break down twitter definitely this is the glenn beck program

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00:44:14.800 back program featuring pat and stew for one more day this week uh just an unconscionable situation

00:44:24.100 in minneapolis first of all the tragedy that brought all of this down on minneapolis was just

00:44:31.700 it's unspeakable really i i don't know a single person who was okay with what the cops did in this

00:44:39.400 situation everybody i know of everybody i've heard everyone i've talked to considers it murder

00:44:44.460 by the police um but the looting and the rioting they just don't make sense especially the looting

00:44:52.980 uh and if you want to peacefully protest and not riot that's completely understandable yes

00:44:59.280 completely and we're all behind that but when you're destroying property for no reason or just

00:45:06.200 stealing from people uh there's i'm sorry we can't i can't go there with you um and they're burning

00:45:14.680 down all kinds of they burned down a police station a precinct last night uh the police just evacuated

00:45:21.460 the building so they could do that and then the looters ran through the police station and stole

00:45:26.800 evidence okay and then burn down the building it's really incredible don lemon was talking about this

00:45:34.360 last night now don doesn't he has a really interesting question and he's gonna press you

00:45:41.320 hard on this you're gonna be like wow i need to rethink the way my life is operating when he asked

00:45:46.260 you this deep uh cutting question in his typical uh you know seemingly once every single night

00:45:54.380 drawn out solemn over dramatized over dramatized where he pauses for three or four seconds

00:46:08.400 between each phrase he did one of those things last night and he is he you know what he's cut to

00:46:15.900 our core here pat oh boy he he's now he's asking does he see right through us he does right through

00:46:21.160 he does we're so transparent to his steely glaze here is done if you um read some of what people are

00:46:30.700 saying and if you watch some of conservative media you would think people are mourning a target oh my

00:46:36.900 gosh what when you look at the pictures what they are they are focusing on okay so people should not

00:46:44.440 be rioting okay do you understand what's behind that rioting oh okay no people should not be

00:46:50.140 looting okay do you understand what's behind that looting do you have as much outrage

00:46:56.920 for that why was there a pause between those for a man on the ground no i have more outrage

00:47:03.820 with his knee on his neck you know he hasn't asked the question yet oh eight nine minutes

00:47:07.980 what are you more outraged by yeah what matters more as you said the a highly insured store no one

00:47:15.260 wants to lose their business don't get me wrong and don't twist what i'm saying oh no we're not

00:47:18.600 going to switch there's all there's nuance and i know people will say oh well don't say that i'm

00:47:22.920 encouraging writing i'm not encouraging writing well you really are you kind of are actually what

00:47:26.820 is going on you're justifying it so many people are so outraged and upset so when you really

00:47:31.760 think about it when you really think about this pat he's excusing it mourning a target store yeah

00:47:36.760 why i'm not mourning it why why pat or an auto body store what about an automobile store yeah and

00:47:43.420 you're not placing that same emphasis if not more on the conditions that led to this happening

00:47:50.920 uh okay this is gonna this is gonna shock don lemon wow we're all more pissed off about the guy

00:48:09.760 dying than the target no question all of us more pissed off about a human life going away than the

00:48:17.300 target i'd love to ask don if he minds about the millions of children that don't exist because of

00:48:25.220 the policy he endorses called abortion because we care about those lives too and you never seem to care

00:48:31.760 about any of those yeah and about 16 million of them are black lives yeah so black lives do matter

00:48:37.100 they matter to us they do matter to us but let's just take a step back from this jeez think of the

00:48:42.360 thought process that has to go through this guy's mind where he thinks this is a good point where he

00:48:48.220 thinks people are gonna be like no well yeah but they got the food court in there too you can't just

00:48:52.680 say it's just target they've got the place where you can get the pretzels and uh they've got you know

00:48:59.340 target they've got that whole clothing area and the what super targets got groceries in there too so i

00:49:05.240 do more than that more than the black man we all care more about someone being unjustly killed than a

00:49:14.120 business going away yes however in addition to that don it matters that these people's livelihoods

00:49:22.960 are being destroyed and people like you are going on television saying we need to understand it well i

00:49:29.700 don't understand it i cannot understand both of those things i don't understand why a black man would

00:49:34.920 get killed in that way and i don't understand why to make it better means burning down target i don't

00:49:40.480 get either of those two points either of them neither of them should happen so if we make mistake one

00:49:46.060 if terrible thing one happens do we do terrible thing two i understand you're saying you're not

00:49:52.140 encouraging it but you sure as hell are justifying it you're saying you're saying it's understandable in

00:49:59.640 the circumstances it's not understandable in the circumstances we we talked about this yesterday

00:50:06.740 where we have military members that will capture isis people and not torture them and not kill them

00:50:15.540 with every justification every moral justification to say this person should not be on the planet

00:50:21.540 we still don't do it's not the way we do things in almost every case and when people do the do that

00:50:27.960 wrong and they they break those rules they get in trouble that there are things that go against

00:50:34.060 that there's nobody getting in trouble for the looting there's nobody getting in trouble right

00:50:38.180 for burning these buildings down you know there are signs up all over town that say black owned

00:50:45.200 minority owned businesses that are owned by minorities by black people they don't care they're taking the

00:50:53.040 stuff anyway what does that have to do with george with uh with george floyd george floyd absolutely

00:50:57.800 nothing yeah it's absolutely nothing inexplicable inexplicable and and al crazy this idea that it

00:51:03.940 would be a this is a big gotcha question why do you care more about target like what don you moron we

00:51:12.700 all care more about the guy but the thing is we all agree on the guy yes we agree we don't all agree

00:51:18.600 apparently apparently apparently not apparently not i thought i thought that would be obvious

00:51:24.100 wow you know i think we could look at the looting as uh a a a series of terrible crimes that yes aren't

00:51:33.320 as bad as a murder there's a reason our justice system deals with them differently we have all as

00:51:41.020 a society recognized murder worse than property damage but property damage is really bad too stop

00:51:47.300 justifying it stop it this is the glenn beck program

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00:52:56.980 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program we should ask don lemon

00:53:13.840 which of these businesses stew is about to name deserved to be burned down

00:53:26.840 that was a powerful thank you powerful setup thank you yeah uh it really was because i guess

00:53:33.380 you know look at target it's a big company uh-huh right they got insurance they've got insurance

00:53:38.720 whatever it doesn't matter let them burn to the ground completely destroyed yeah it's soul uh auto

00:53:43.680 zone and that went down everyone's like the auto zones are there a lot of them yeah a lot of them

00:53:48.920 uh you know and yeah there are there was your target it was uh auto zone there was an o'reilly's

00:53:53.420 auto parts as well uh and people are hitting these these things but they're there you have to also

00:53:58.760 include a you know dollar general burned down uh all of them there was a you know some damage

00:54:05.120 fire sometimes it was windows broken sometimes looting okay uh twin lake dental big uh big enemies

00:54:11.960 of the community apparently a home choice teppanyaki grill little caesars jackson hewitt tax service

00:54:19.740 icc wireless henneman county human service center j clips wells fargo hd laundry city trends total

00:54:29.660 wireless panetta tacos actually tacos sound really good right now subway seven mile fashion express

00:54:37.800 fremont bar o'reilly auto parts quality tobacco uh max it pawn shop uh hexagon bar and uh target

00:54:49.020 and wendy's which again wendy's wendy's they serve frosties it's it's right before summer what are you

00:54:54.620 doing burning that place down that that doesn't make any sense a cool drink in the summer is gonna

00:54:59.040 be very valuable you never burn down a wendy's and also auto zone oh and cub foods the grocery store

00:55:05.640 cub foods okay foods yeah they burned that down and there was that you heard about that affordable

00:55:10.080 housing yes we talked about that there's 30 million dollar affordable housing place yeah and then there

00:55:16.180 was the seven sigma building and the uh minneapolis third police precinct of course which we talked

00:55:20.520 about earlier yeah so uh and then there was the the dollar tree okay and the t-mobile store of course

00:55:27.440 and uh high lake liquor okay but just those just those places and along with speedway obviously uh and

00:55:34.520 and and of course one of the big villains of the community the east lake library oh thank goodness

00:55:39.180 they got rid of finally that went down because those books all right what are they doing what are they

00:55:43.260 doing to the community bad things propagandizing yeah people uh same thing with precision auto-tune care

00:55:48.900 yeah which is also damaged uh and or destroyed u.s bank dairy queen papa murphy's pizza

00:55:58.980 planet fitness of course needed to go though especially if you go to papa murphy's pizza you might need

00:56:04.640 planet fitness well now they're both gone you don't have to worry about it okay sure domino's pizza

00:56:08.780 obviously uh uh urban forge winery and cider house yeah gandhi mahal restaurant of course oh minority

00:56:17.560 minority owned minority mistake they did put a sign and did not help them a car x tire and auto

00:56:22.900 no one's going to be able to get no one's going to be able to get their car fixed in this community

00:56:27.120 for a very long time they did a lot a lot of auto stores uh down here yeah uh ace hardware

00:56:32.440 um so they can't look for the place with the helpful hard man hardware man anymore right i don't think

00:56:40.800 that's exactly the place with the helpful hardware store i don't know something like that okay uh

00:56:47.800 minnesota transitions uh charter school which is a real cause of the of the foundational racism in

00:56:53.420 this country yes laundromax also white supremacists right i think what does bleach do to your clothes

00:57:00.120 turn on white yes yes soderbergh's flower uh floral and gift

00:57:04.520 east lake clinic obviously but that's is that about it that's that's the well that and seward pharmacy

00:57:12.840 okay and uh oh electra tune auto care and walgreens you know also elevated beer wine and spirits we

00:57:23.000 should point that out uh that's another one and schooner's tavern all of these uh damaged or

00:57:30.280 completely destroyed seward co-op too okay should be and we shouldn't forget midtown global market

00:57:35.020 which is also uh damaged or destroyed well people have been complaining about their racism for a really

00:57:41.260 long time that's true i guess i guess so yeah briva health okay footlocker mm-hmm bmo harris

00:57:48.940 tcf bank studio 23 dtlr uptown pond la familia skate shop another target chicago lake and liquor

00:58:03.420 east lake liquor uh uh in inga bretson's uh i don't know what that is freewheel

00:58:11.060 uh bike hamdi restaurant hudson's hardware birchwood cafe how much time do we have on the show i'm a

00:58:20.000 little nervous uh cvs uh-huh timberland okay sunny's thurston's jewelers banadir pharmacy sephora

00:58:29.940 game stop indulge and bloom h&m the apple store urban outfitters smokeless northeast

00:58:39.760 another auto zone just like wow these poor auto zone people buzz mart town talk diner

00:58:50.420 and then in saint paul lloyd's pharmacy target on third target cbs a second cbs max at pawn shop

00:58:59.620 verizon noodles and company vitamin shop big top liquors tj max sprint midway napa t-mobile

00:59:08.220 lean chin midway america's best contacts furniture barn bp walgreens discount tire o'reilly auto parts

00:59:16.820 tcf bank lululemon speedway anya dance springboard for the arts university seven mile sportswear uh sportswear

00:59:24.960 fire and ice chicken liquor barrel molar's jewelry the fixery bowl a ethiopian restaurant

00:59:31.920 and enterprise university that is the current and probably partial list of the businesses that have gone

00:59:41.000 down completely in flames or have suffered heavy damages okay why do you care about them more than

00:59:47.100 you care about george floyd i don't i didn't say that

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01:00:55.900 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program we're just naming his and it's you know

01:01:13.880 it's just a partial list of businesses that have been uh severely damaged or even in some cases

01:01:19.000 completely destroyed by the rioting and and the looters and we don't mention this because they

01:01:23.860 matter more than george floyd uh don lemon but we mention it because this shouldn't happen there's

01:01:31.880 no reason to burn down the businesses in in this area you're only hurting the owners of those those

01:01:39.140 businesses and they're mostly minority owned there's a uh phrasing uh two wrongs don't make a right

01:01:45.120 yeah uh that kind of seem yes the the murder is really bad and worse right i i care more about

01:01:52.500 someone dying than a bunch of businesses getting burned to the ground however it's like the same

01:01:57.480 thing we've heard the same thing with the coronavirus situation it's like oh you don't care about old

01:02:01.300 people because you want to open up the economy no we care about both right we care more do we care

01:02:06.000 more about people dying than a business being open yeah sure however like we need to look at the

01:02:11.200 bigger picture and realize that the economy as we call it is a collection of people being able to

01:02:18.040 feed themselves and their families being able to get health insurance being able to innovate being

01:02:24.460 able to do every good thing that civilization has brought us that's what the economy is it's not a

01:02:30.240 stock market it's a collection of people working together to make civilization as we know it so yes

01:02:37.480 that is worth protecting as well the same thing here you know it is not a choice between whether

01:02:43.640 oh you know what well uh we we look we just care more about the the big box store than we do the

01:02:49.540 african-american gentleman that's all and you just listed off over 120 like 125 125 businesses i just

01:02:56.860 that's a you know a partial list bring me the news is the one that has it uh local minnesota site 33

01:03:02.460 in saint paul 92 in uh minneapolis and that's after two nights i can tell you i did this list on

01:03:09.940 uh stew does america which by the way you can subscribe to if you want to check out that show

01:03:13.560 because we went through a lot of the stuff last night uh the list wasn't nearly this large last

01:03:17.320 night because i you know i did it before night two of the rallies where they probably doubled the list

01:03:23.280 and what's going to keep happening wow i mean think of the gull to go in and take over a police

01:03:33.340 department burn it to the ground break into the evidence room and remove the evidence that is

01:03:41.480 you have complete confidence nothing is going to happen to you they were right and you know as far

01:03:48.300 as arrests or anything like that and that's which is crazy because this all starts because someone

01:03:53.920 dies in a situation where they didn't do anything to deserve it so when you're going in there and

01:04:00.420 you're becoming violent to other citizens to police officers you're much more likely you'd think to have

01:04:07.940 problems with the police instead they're just they just drive away then just go ahead and take it over

01:04:13.360 i mean i understand that like their life is in danger too and this is going to be a shocking thing for

01:04:18.200 a lot of people to hear but blue lives matter too so yeah you know i mean racist thing to say

01:04:23.320 stew you're just your racism is just spilling out of you today really it's spilling out by saying that

01:04:29.280 by saying that blue lives matter yeah police officers i think they should live it's completely racist

01:04:34.160 to say that police officers should because the thing you must only say is that black lives matter now

01:04:39.780 you've said blue lives matter as well well i'll just i'll broad it i'll say i'll just say all lives

01:04:43.960 matter oh wow wow do you hate people why do you hate minority people i'm saying all lives that is

01:04:51.280 unbelievable i'm glad america is hearing this and see what you really are all about this is don

01:04:57.860 lemon's monologue tonight except you have a lot more pauses in it

01:05:00.080 uh triple eight seven twenty seven back is the phone number man i i don't know what else you do

01:05:07.720 other than laugh i know i don't know how else to handle it it's just this is so crazy it's a terrible

01:05:12.700 freaking time and we should go into this too i think a lot of it there's there's a tie to the

01:05:16.800 coronavirus thing in here too that i want to talk about at some point today maybe we can get into that

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01:06:48.900 888-727-BECK it's pat and stew for glenn this week you know uh pat there's some things that are

01:07:07.860 just universal truths you know uh all men are created equal you know we we've talked about many

01:07:14.680 of these over the years i believe there's a new one that has just sprung uh into the national

01:07:20.000 conscience consciousness um which is andrew cuomo is awful that is a universal truth i think it is and

01:07:27.760 look i do i don't invent universal truth i just live by it right that's all we can do what are we

01:07:33.380 gonna do we can't stop it no it's a universal truth no he's awful andrew cuomo is awful yeah and

01:07:38.980 despite sounds like something that should be a universal truth that should be maybe be i don't

01:07:43.340 know emblazoned on a mug or something what a great recommendation pat just finished it it's up now

01:07:49.640 what uh andrew cuomo is awful no way yeah you can go i just tweeted it if you're on twitter

01:07:55.180 amazing cool students stew does america or you can go to stew does merch.com and get there um

01:08:00.380 it's interesting i was looking at the the stew does merch page and the best selling items are

01:08:05.900 the andrew cuomo is awful mug and the nancy pelosi sucks commemorative pen which is i don't i don't

01:08:13.240 know what the audience is saying exactly there well they're just citing universal truth universal

01:08:17.900 truth which is great nancy pelosi does she sucks she does i mean she just sucks she she just does so

01:08:23.100 if you want to get your andrew cuomo was awful mug or your nancy pelosi sucks pen all available at

01:08:27.580 who does merch.com you have a new thing out too what is that yes it's it is uh i don't know ask

01:08:32.940 cardinal joe tobin of newark because what because uh when the governor of new jersey was mandating

01:08:44.020 certain things i i think it was he mandated that you couldn't go outside without a mask and there

01:08:50.320 were see shutting down businesses and on and and then he appeared on i think it was fox and they

01:08:55.960 asked him an interesting question and there was an interesting answer to it by what authority did

01:09:00.980 you nullify the bill of rights i called up cardinal tobin uh cardinal joe tobin in newark

01:09:06.100 so that's essentially what happened there in the interview how did you nullify the bill of rights

01:09:13.120 well i called up cardinal tobin cardinal joe tobin of newark so that's been a thing ever since ever

01:09:18.840 on the show pack ray unleashed and so this is so the t-shirt now is i don't know called cardinal

01:09:25.340 joe tobin of newark he's the one who decides he can he can nullify the bill of rights that's a big

01:09:32.980 thing it's a big thing big responsibility so yes that's our that's our new t-shirt do we know

01:09:38.420 if cardinal joe tobin of newark has this shirt yet i don't know i don't know you gotta believe he

01:09:44.820 ordered it yeah i i would think so because i would like to have that if it was me right right so that

01:09:50.200 everybody knows that you're the decider yes he's the decider the ultimate decider so you can get that

01:09:54.700 at uh shop dot blaze media dot com i believe it goes slash pat gray the government yes the people

01:10:01.240 you know the the uh the constitution right god yes cardinal joe tobin of newark right that's the

01:10:09.600 order that's the hierarchy yes you seem to have it down thank you pretty quickly there all right and

01:10:14.740 people we can tweet that out as well a link to to that page yes uh i'm fascinated by this i'm also

01:10:21.020 fascinated by an additional aspect to this i was thinking about this as you're watching the the fires

01:10:26.380 burn minnesota to the ground that there is a a tie-in to what we've been going through here the past few

01:10:34.360 months and i i think like we're going to wind up in an area where you lock down a population

01:10:41.440 for eight ten weeks you take 40 million of their jobs away whether you think it's worth it or not

01:10:49.020 right like you might say this is the worst thing ever we saved a lot of lives but like there's an

01:10:54.200 effect of that as we've talked about we obviously know the economics effects are there there are effects

01:10:58.520 with uh drinking and you know there's a potential effect of suicide which you know hasn't been shown

01:11:04.260 in the numbers yet but obviously there's there's a there's a scare there from people killing

01:11:09.520 themselves not just from losing jobs but also from losing relatives right like there's all sorts

01:11:14.020 of things there's a lot of negative effects about this and there is a there's a real uh examination of

01:11:23.380 the data that shows that minority communities have been hit much harder with this uh than uh suburban

01:11:29.380 communities uh white communities all across america that's something that's shown pretty clearly in

01:11:35.880 the data that they're trying to figure out what what's going on with that and you look at this

01:11:39.860 and you say here now you have a community who is dealing with a a terrible incident one that is

01:11:46.000 unjust and you also have a very uh a very um a community everybody on in the country is filled

01:11:55.020 with angst right now probably from the police on down everybody has is pissed off about something

01:12:02.520 either a relative uh has died or lost their jobs we are in we are in a tinder box coming out of this

01:12:10.240 thing like we don't you don't go into a lockdown like this and then when people come out they're

01:12:14.580 all really happy gosh i'm so glad we're able to go out again i mean a lot of people will react like

01:12:18.320 that i certainly have reacted like that i haven't burned anything down but you can understand uh that

01:12:22.480 there would be a a heightened tension right so these types of events which do happen but again

01:12:29.720 statistically are rare um will wind up setting these things off i think more often coming out of

01:12:36.200 this people are unemployed they're angry at the country they're angry at the situation they're angry

01:12:41.820 at life man and there there's an increase in alcohol there's an increase in drugs there's an

01:12:48.780 increase in you know they've talked about domestic violence going up this is across all communities

01:12:54.120 and those things all sort of thrown into a tinder i mean this is this this could give us a lot of

01:13:02.420 the sort of civil unrest we've worried about for such a long time and certainly minnesota is dealing

01:13:07.980 with that right now and i think there is a tie to people are in a situation where they're already

01:13:14.840 massively uncomfortable for a hundred reasons and something sets you off and things can escalate

01:13:21.420 very quickly again not an excuse doesn't mean you don't make judgments you still need to make

01:13:26.200 rational decisions but we have a formula here uh that needs to be uh really thought carefully about

01:13:33.840 it's it's not ideal it's sub-optimal pat sub-optimal yes i i would say it is below the optimal

01:13:41.040 yeah yeah you can think of a lot of things that are more optimal than this yes the situation right now

01:13:47.420 is that i don't know civilization is uh collapsing it seems like it does feel that way a little bit

01:13:54.340 uh consumer spending fell a record 14 percent in april okay 14 percent in one month in one month um let's

01:14:03.440 see the saving rate uh which is the difference between disposable income and spending surged to 13.1

01:14:07.980 percent from eight percent so people are protecting their cash a little bit so it's partially people

01:14:12.140 losing their jobs partially uh people protecting what they do have yeah we also are in a situation

01:14:18.380 where you know the government's dished out trillions and trillions of dollars let's just project to the

01:14:23.960 future a little shall we when the government isn't dumping multiple trillions of dollars into the

01:14:29.960 economy every week or two what happens then we were talking about this yesterday with the stock market

01:14:36.540 which just seems to be really strong and hanging up there and that's a good sign in that maybe investors

01:14:42.060 are seeing something and they're confident in keeping their money in the market but it's hard to

01:14:47.720 imagine on the other side of this that we don't have a really rough recovery which is going to lead to

01:14:54.480 multiple other problems as well yeah the the stock market being at 25 000 again um a little over that in

01:15:02.080 fact would you would lead you to believe that people are really optimistic about recovery that it's

01:15:07.800 going to happen it's going to happen pretty quickly and it's going to come back strong and there are

01:15:12.880 some people saying that it will on the other hand it just might not uh it's going to be interesting to

01:15:19.280 see if the government ever stops giving away money uh what happens at that point i'm not convinced

01:15:25.640 they're going to though because the fed chairman was it last week or the week before said oh we've got

01:15:32.020 all kinds of bullets left in our arsenal to fight this thing we can continue to this for a long time

01:15:36.280 interest rates are at zero really what else are you doing yeah what are you going to do you just

01:15:39.760 keep printing money yeah and and you know i think that is a basically true statement at least until

01:15:47.420 november because and they are going to do that in the middle of a presidential election it's going to

01:15:52.420 be hard to see anyone justified i mean i think parts of the i wouldn't be surprised to see some of

01:15:57.440 the additional unemployment payment of 600 a week taken away um because that is i think clearly

01:16:04.940 incentivizing some people to not go back to work when they can it is when they're making more money

01:16:09.980 not working than working yeah i mean i've it's just it just makes sense that people are going to keep

01:16:15.460 doing that yeah i have a friend of a friend who's in this situation and he's has a job was supposed to

01:16:21.460 go back to work they're opening back up didn't really like the job though kind of was thinking about

01:16:25.740 quitting anyway before all this stuff happened is now getting unemployment plus six hundred dollars

01:16:30.080 which leads him to get more money per week than he was making before and it's like well i mean

01:16:36.720 look i understand the societal situation here but from a personal interest standpoint there's only one

01:16:45.200 choice there yeah you want to leave the job anyway now you're going to get unemployment plus six hundred

01:16:49.900 dollars to not go back a lot of people are going to make that choice a lot of people are they just

01:16:56.080 are yeah they're human plus nobody cares anymore nobody cares republicans don't care democrats never

01:17:01.960 cared no and so now that there's nobody pushing back on them no one cares just spend all you want

01:17:07.780 we'll print more it's just keep doing it so i don't care now yes just send me money yeah it's fine

01:17:13.860 there you go mark cuban had this idea where every couple of weeks government should just they send you

01:17:20.540 a debit card and then they continually charge it every couple of weeks with twelve hundred dollars

01:17:25.540 i'm good with that just send me free twelve hundred dollars every couple weeks someone's

01:17:30.320 gonna have to pay this off and look we our kids are gonna have to pay for this our grandkids our

01:17:35.740 great-grandkids beyond that let them fend for themselves great-great-grandkids and on

01:17:39.800 yeah they can do whatever i don't know i'm never gonna meet them they can do whatever whatever

01:17:43.960 happens to them happens to them but the next couple generations i am worried about pat

01:17:47.740 you know it's just it can't be repaid at this point we're 25 trillion it can't be repaid

01:17:53.240 how do you ever pay that down we're not going to because nobody because first of all again

01:17:58.600 no one cares that is the issue there's nobody even dealing with that or thinking about that or trying

01:18:04.220 to do it i think you could make the argument that for a long time no one has cared however at least

01:18:10.720 the republicans used to fake it right and there is value in faking that you care because at least

01:18:17.040 then you're going in front of the american people and saying you're going to push back and so the

01:18:20.980 democrats instead of increasing the budget by a hundred billion dollars can only do it by 50

01:18:25.440 billion dollars at least we're holding it back a little bit now nobody cares right nobody thomas

01:18:30.760 massey hey thomas massey's out there saying you know what i don't think it's about him and he gets

01:18:35.440 his head kicked in when he says something about it yes so now it's nancy pelosi says we need another

01:18:40.200 trillion dollars and then the president says no i think we need two trillion yes and then nancy

01:18:45.280 oh yeah what about yeah i want more than you do yeah and then they fight until they get to the

01:18:51.040 point where they feel so ridiculous because they can't even pronounce the end of the number anymore

01:18:54.340 they're like quintillion i think is where we are and then they finally pass it and then they just wait

01:18:59.520 two weeks and start over will that even be a milestone when we pass the the quintillion mark i

01:19:05.700 don't know that anybody notices i don't think anybody cares anymore

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01:20:36.360 talking about how rough the economy is and um how difficult everybody you know the difficult situation

01:20:43.540 everybody's going through right now uh got a call from a friend of mine last night uh whose sister

01:20:48.720 uh was riding an atv in may had a really bad accident and had a severe head injury um was

01:21:00.500 and you and you know justin he he used to work here it's his sister camera guy yeah a great dude

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01:21:14.040 there was a good chance she wasn't going to make it went into um uh icu and went into a coma initially

01:21:21.540 they thought it was going to be a five-day situation she came out in like two days they're

01:21:26.960 saying her recovery has been miraculous so far but there's like a super long way to go

01:21:31.700 other side of this uh she has no insurance oof so they are talking about a helic

01:21:37.880 uh you know a helicopter flight uh two weeks in icu the rehab ahead of her they're estimating six

01:21:45.760 weeks of rehab at 147 000 this is all wow at this point seemingly out of pocket um so if you want to

01:21:55.460 help out a family member of a really good guy a guy who helped put this show and and many shows here

01:22:01.220 the blaze on the air um before you know he's he's moved on to bigger better things um but he's uh

01:22:07.540 you know they're in real they're in real need right now um i'm going to post this on my uh twitter

01:22:12.680 account maybe pat we can do it on yours as well yeah and just get some attention to this if you

01:22:16.180 have a few extra bucks and and and you want to help someone out uh here uh that uh it's helped to put

01:22:22.200 these shows together but also is is really struggling right now in a situation that is you know

01:22:27.160 impossible to face i mean imagine in the middle of this whole thing where so many people are losing

01:22:32.440 jobs and all of this it's an impossible time for this to happen there's never a good one

01:22:36.060 um but you know we wish the whole family well um and uh there's a gofundme you can search for it if

01:22:42.380 you want for kima uh k-i-m-a is her name um for kima uh and we will put the link up uh all over the

01:22:49.340 place wherever we can uh to try to to try to help them out because you know look yeah that's hard

01:22:53.460 wow these situations you know are impossible to deal within normal times to try to deal with

01:22:59.320 with one of these in the middle of this i mean like it's got to be impossible but anything you

01:23:04.120 could do why this audience has provided miracles before to family so if you if you have the means

01:23:09.200 if you have the chance whatever you can do would be would be great and we'll post that up at twitter

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01:23:23.320 would be fantastic greatly appreciated 888-727-BECK are you following the uh the spacex launch at all

01:23:30.540 that was scrubbed the other day because of weather but they're going to do it again tomorrow they're

01:23:33.960 going to try again tomorrow uh with elon musk going into space with a manned flight for the first time

01:23:39.680 uh and the first time astronauts will blast off from u.s soil since barack obama ended

01:23:47.500 essentially the space program in the united states at least the space vehicle program so

01:23:53.180 we've been space hitchhikers ever since so for the first time since 2011 we're actually going to get

01:23:58.260 our own astronauts into space with our own vehicle hmm pretty exciting yeah yeah i love that it's with

01:24:05.080 the private sector i do too i love that part i do too uh so interesting kind of arrangement between

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01:26:15.820 listen to it anytime on podcast absolutely and do the same for stew does america appreciate that

01:26:20.800 i i feel like this story is deserving of both pat gray unleashed and stew does america and even

01:26:27.100 this particular program one of the most listened to radio shows in america because i think this might

01:26:33.380 be the greatest covet 19 story since the beginning of the pandemic really now that's a big statement

01:26:40.380 that is because most of it's been really crappy terrible news but there have been some pretty

01:26:44.060 bizarre stories that have happened throughout this crisis yes this one though i don't know that

01:26:49.180 there's an equal to it i think this is one i think we just read word for word a gang of monkeys

01:26:56.240 attacked a laboratory assistant and escaped

01:27:03.980 with a batch of coronavirus test samples the bizarre incident saw the troop of primates launch their

01:27:15.400 assault near mirut medical college in delhi india according to local media the animals

01:27:21.520 then snatched covid19 test samples from three patients and fled

01:27:27.520 wow wow one of the monkeys was later spotted in a tree chewing one of the sample collection kits

01:27:37.760 it is the exam is the latest example now again just think of that part of the sentence the latest

01:27:47.140 example they're about to tell you that this is happening a lot it is the latest example of the

01:27:53.100 highly intelligent red-faced monkeys taking advantage of india's nationwide lockdown to combat the spread

01:28:00.020 of coronavirus while they have proved an increasing problem in urban areas of the country in recent

01:28:05.540 years lockdown measures in the last two month months have emboldened the monkeys

01:28:10.340 reports have shown them congregating in parts of delhi normally crowded with humans the animals have

01:28:19.020 adapted to live in close contact with people and it is believed some groups have struggled in the

01:28:23.440 absence of food that they've come to rely on people had been advised not to feed the monkeys while the

01:28:29.420 pandemic continues with experts suggesting doing so could cause the virus to mutate and infect primates

01:28:36.540 a senior biologist from the forest department warned that if this did happen the mutated virus could

01:28:45.240 have a devastating impact on primate species and other wildlife uh and they actually have pictures

01:28:50.980 of the monkeys who have all climbed on board a motorcycle

01:28:56.340 i can't you not the monkeys yeah are on a motorcycle now they don't show it driving but i would not be

01:29:05.860 surprised if that's the next story but they actually i mean we talk about the wuhan uh lab having issues

01:29:13.220 i think those monkeys were at least dead and bats were dead these monkeys are alive taking the samples

01:29:20.960 and eating them so i mean if you don't think there's another pandemic right around the corner

01:29:26.640 wow i can't help you i can't help you seems like there's going to be some uh sick monkeys

01:29:32.120 sometime soon i guess so right unless they've already got the antibodies and i i don't know if

01:29:37.820 they've been tested or not they could be immune they could be immune immune i guess it may be

01:29:42.360 you know and you know talked about how intelligent these monkeys are how smart can they be they're

01:29:46.940 eating the virus that seems stupid to me okay tell me monkeys morons stupid morons oh my gosh what a

01:29:56.640 what a freaking world weird story and there is this strange thing that's happening as part of

01:30:02.120 of the shutdown where these areas that are normally highly you know filled with people are now not

01:30:07.880 and animals are venturing out they're like you know what we're gonna take this land back we've been

01:30:11.640 waiting for this opportunity a long time stupid humans you're all inside you're on your little

01:30:16.620 netflix and your xboxes what are we doing taking over the country there was another story this week or

01:30:21.860 maybe it was last week about i think it was dolphins that are finding stuff in the ocean

01:30:27.920 and bringing it to the shore with their you know little mouths and dumping it there hoping that

01:30:34.540 it'll be a present for the humans that they miss coming to the to the area all the time i get there

01:30:41.920 i think they're i i'm not sure where that is it's uh somewhere in the u.s and i i forget where it was

01:30:48.620 but dolphins are doing the same thing they're they're like missing human company oh and so they're

01:30:54.000 trying to bribe humans to come back look here's a bottle that i found uh you can have it if you come

01:30:58.800 back oh that's great yeah i mean it's weird because i i'm not missing humans really at all i'm not

01:31:02.980 either i am not either i haven't had that urge uh i have not brought any presents to humans to lure

01:31:08.420 them back into my presence no i'd rather kind of just stay away that they're all you know the the roads

01:31:13.560 have been although they're starting to get crowded again yes on the in the freeways of of the

01:31:18.460 dallas fort worth area yeah there's a certain brand of elitism that pat and i belong to uh and

01:31:25.180 and have experienced over the past few uh months which is as essential workers we are able to travel

01:31:34.280 to work every day and have not changed that hasn't changed for us at all like a lot of people about 90

01:31:39.200 of the people that usually work here are not here um and but you know with us coming in we're doing the

01:31:44.540 show uh every day and you you start to get used to there's no traffic right doesn't matter when you

01:31:51.060 come or when you go home because it's light traffic the downside of this is worse than the upside for

01:31:58.060 us unfortunately yes however it is something that you do notice and you notice around here too like

01:32:02.820 now that restaurants have opened and if you're you know we live in texas so it is difficult i think for

01:32:07.780 us to relate to certain areas of the country with you know if you've got you know whitmer is your

01:32:12.340 governor like it's hard for us in texas to even relate to that world right now um but you know

01:32:18.120 restaurants are open but you can get into any of them you know there's it's not hard to get to

01:32:22.440 places even though they're at 25 capacity you can get in everything is easy here in this period

01:32:29.880 there's a period where nothing was open and that was obviously you know very challenging now things

01:32:34.460 are open and no one's going to them and still there's no one on the road yeah it's a nice this in

01:32:38.880 between areas is is is in in one or two ways really nice today in texas zoos are opening

01:32:45.240 as are water water parks which really kind of blew me away yeah wow water parks to 25 capacity but

01:32:52.060 still that's a water park that's a big step one of the things that's interesting about this all

01:32:57.480 these 25 capacity things and rules that have come out is a lot of people i think look at okay they have

01:33:03.020 these people sitting at these tables and then they're gonna have 25 of the tables but remember it's

01:33:07.420 the capacity of the restaurant yeah so like a capacity of a restaurant might is hundreds of

01:33:12.860 people usually the capacity of a water park i mean how many people can you fit in a water park

01:33:18.480 a lot of people a lot it's thousands right yeah um but i i actually think you know and i've made this

01:33:24.240 decision you know sometimes you uh we say things on the air you want to make sure that we actually

01:33:28.020 believe them i bought a season pass for the water park for my kids uh yesterday wow because why

01:33:34.500 yeah outdoors yep uh chlorinated water okay right should kill stuff that's in it very well

01:33:42.600 ventilated yeah i actually think the water park thing should be pretty safe now i'm not a doctor

01:33:48.660 and i might be killing my children i hope i'm not but i bet there's a much better chance of them

01:33:52.720 drowning on the water slide than there is for them actually getting covid19 in that environment it would

01:33:57.660 be a very difficult thing to to figure out a way to get covid19 in an outdoor water park would you

01:34:04.760 go this weekend you we are we are talking about going tomorrow yeah yeah so i'll let you know how

01:34:10.760 it goes to hear how i'm on vacation next week i guarantee we're going to get there next week

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01:35:25.200 that's pat and stew for glenn on the glenbeck program 888-727-VECK uh this has been

01:35:42.160 one of my geodes for a while uh the geode against civil asset forfeiture in this country got another

01:35:48.960 another case of it where a guy lost 138 000 to the authorities at uh logan international airport

01:35:58.840 in boston now he missed a flight and then rescheduled for the same day and then uh he was

01:36:06.680 he was going through security and i guess he had a ton of money on him and they asked him how much he

01:36:11.480 had and at first he said 1500 and uh that turned out not to be the case uh then he said okay yeah

01:36:19.720 it's somewhere between 40 and 50 000 in cash i have on me and that turned out not to be the case

01:36:25.080 and then he said okay i'm actually carrying between 80 and 85 000 and that turned out not to be the case

01:36:32.480 he actually had they eventually learned he had 138 980 in cash now why did they ask him about this

01:36:42.380 and why did they learn it these are really good questions um he was going through security and

01:36:49.420 apparently for some reason they had a police dog there police dog named duke and duke quote

01:36:58.920 showed a strong alert to the man's belongings unquote now the dog is trained to detect narcotics

01:37:06.820 he didn't have any narcotics on him but he hit on apparently the cash maybe the cash was around

01:37:13.300 narcotics i don't know but he was also the other suspicious aspect of this is that authorities have

01:37:23.000 identified the place he was flying to as a source area for illegal narcotics okay so what yeah a source

01:37:32.880 area for illegal narcotics what does that mean does that mean he's flying to like columbia mexico or

01:37:39.440 columbia or something like that but like i don't think just because you bring money to a country that

01:37:45.280 drugs are a problem doesn't necessarily mean you're going to buy drugs in that country yeah my

01:37:49.320 understanding is you need to catch the person buying the drugs within your borders yes for you

01:37:57.020 to do something like this right would you say that that estimation is correct that's correct and i would

01:38:01.680 say that what they did instead was a future crime uh situation where they took the guy's money uh and

01:38:07.780 said uh see ya they took they confiscated 138 000 now was it suspicious because he lied about how much he

01:38:15.280 had i guess and he was going to a source area for illegal drugs so what on all of those accounts

01:38:23.340 every area is a source area for illegal drugs every area unless it's antarctica i don't know

01:38:29.260 like if you're flying to miami is that does that count if you're going to jeffy's house that's

01:38:33.420 definitely a source area for illegal drugs and that's on our passports should we arrest everybody

01:38:39.560 going to jeffy's house well yes i do yes i do think that that would make sense that would make a lot

01:38:43.860 of sense including jeffy by the way uh it is that's that's a really bad i'm i'm so tired of

01:38:49.600 this you can't you can't do this in america no you can't do this you can't and why would you lie

01:38:55.660 about how much money i don't know maybe because you're afraid they're going to take it for no

01:38:59.160 reason that's right because they've been doing that for years now and ever since the civil asset

01:39:04.880 forfeiture began and police continue to say well yeah it's a really valuable tool in the war on drugs

01:39:10.360 i don't care stop it this needs to stop it's completely unconstitutional and i don't know how

01:39:15.840 this has not been challenged i think it's one of those things where we like the results of it in a lot

01:39:24.240 of cases so we overlook the fact that it's a little bit unconstitutional and people tad people

01:39:31.680 look at a guy like this who said well he was obviously gonna go do something illegal right well

01:39:36.840 it might look like that it might you might have a suspicion that's not how we put people in jail

01:39:42.640 and that's not how we take their property you can't just say it looks like he might do something

01:39:47.160 sometimes you gotta catch him doing something yeah i mean and this is the same argument you hear from

01:39:52.300 people when they're like well i don't care if they listen to my phone calls and they take all my

01:39:55.960 metadata i'm not doing anything wrong that is not the point yeah you're not the one who decides whether

01:40:01.580 or not what you're doing is wrong like this guy what is it wrong to carry 130 is it illegal to carry

01:40:06.880 138 000 in cash with you no no it is not it's your money if i have it i could carry 50 million dollars

01:40:15.200 in cash with me and you shouldn't be able to do anything about that but guess what would happen if

01:40:19.900 you try to bring 50 million dollars to an airport it would get confiscated it would be confiscated

01:40:23.700 unless you were jeffrey epstein then they'd probably let you go you know but i mean really it's it's

01:40:28.500 one of those things where we've had the same issue with with withdrawals from bank accounts where

01:40:35.280 people yeah will withdraw there was this there was a story again it was like this one was a criminal

01:40:40.380 but he was withdrawing just under ten thousand dollars uh every few weeks because the government

01:40:46.380 said if you pull a withdraw over ten thousand dollars they're going to report it to to central

01:40:51.580 authorities because they are worried about big withdrawals like that so he was pulling out nine

01:40:55.800 thousand five hundred dollars whatever it was every two weeks then they went and arrested him

01:41:00.620 because they said we see what you're doing you're pulling out less than the limit but just a little

01:41:04.860 bit less so therefore we're going to report you for that too it's like well that's not even again like

01:41:11.420 they do catch criminals all the time with this stuff yeah however that's not enough to justify it

01:41:16.680 no it is not and americans are just rolling over and playing dead for it i don't understand it we should

01:41:21.640 be we should be standing up and saying this is unacceptable and it's got to stop

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01:42:33.980 it's pat and stew for glenn who's on vacation this week uh their new polling date out still

01:42:49.960 showing biden in the lead yeah is this a fox news poll uh fox news poll finds a president's not

01:42:55.860 going to be happy about it no he will not going to be happy uh joe biden 48 donald trump 40

01:43:00.980 the average of all polls right now uh 48 41 which biden is up so he's supposedly up by seven

01:43:08.660 points yep despite the fact that he's clearly there's something wrong with him right uh and

01:43:15.680 this is because it's amazing to see whenever you see him you're like how does this guy have one

01:43:20.700 percent of the vote right 48 right uh this they're they're going back and harry enton went through and

01:43:25.320 compared this to 2016 so in 2016 uh trump was uh was it was down by 10 points at the end of the

01:43:36.180 primary closed it to six at the first half of april in the second half of april it closed it to four

01:43:42.500 and then in may uh closed it to one he was down by fox news had a similar poll may 16th through may

01:43:50.460 23rd of 2016 uh clinton trailed trump by three points trailed trump by three points in 2016

01:43:57.800 biden is up by eight in the same poll this year now i think there's a lot of factors playing into

01:44:04.300 that and a lot of people will just dismiss all polling which i don't think is the right thing

01:44:09.100 to do a lot of people will also say well you know general election polling doesn't count so early in

01:44:14.120 the election and that i do agree with we're just getting to the point where it's not early in the

01:44:18.320 election anymore we're getting to i mean it's it's june almost i mean there's only a few more months

01:44:23.440 here guys before this election actually occurs assuming assuming we're allowed to go out of our

01:44:28.160 houses here so these polls start to become interesting to look at uh remember uh the national

01:44:36.540 poll average missed the popular vote in 2016 by less than or just over two points it goes 2.1

01:44:43.480 it's not a crazy miss they missed in certain states obviously trump won obviously the experts

01:44:49.120 believe trump was going to lose so they were wrong but the national polling average actually wasn't that

01:44:54.060 bad in 2016 that doesn't mean that biden is actually up by eight or nine or seven my my thought on that is

01:45:02.060 people have just not started focusing on this yet it has not been part of the way they've internalized

01:45:09.240 the news they're looking at coronavirus they're looking at all of these other separate issues and

01:45:14.920 there has not been a focus of the people on the election and there hasn't been the focus of trump

01:45:20.340 on biden trump has surely mentioned biden here and there but that has not been what he's been doing

01:45:25.520 he's been trying to run the pandemic response and all these other uh you know economic issues

01:45:30.180 so i don't think you can look at this and say well you know donald trump doesn't have a chance or

01:45:36.100 anything like that i mean i think he could turn this around in a week a good week of news could

01:45:39.680 turn these polls around but it is interesting to look at the strategy of the democrats is to make

01:45:45.420 you believe joe biden is not the candidate they want to hide him from you and from every other voter

01:45:52.320 so that you don't consider the fact that the person that might be in the white house can barely get

01:45:56.960 through a sentence that is the strategy of the democrats and as they get closer to picking a vp

01:46:03.580 all of these things are going to be incredibly important and you will learn a lot about what

01:46:08.960 they're thinking because if they pick stacy abrams you know they are thinking we need to move to the

01:46:14.480 left and they're also you might get the sense that biden is thinking in his head i'm going to be

01:46:19.200 sticking around and making it through a couple terms or at least one because they're not going to

01:46:23.560 just no one i don't think anybody thinks stacy abrams can step in on day one if you pick someone who

01:46:29.060 has a little bit more experience than you or someone in the middle you could see they might

01:46:35.040 be targeting that part of the electorate and saying man maybe biden's only in here for half a term

01:46:39.300 i think that pick is going to be very revealing for the campaign for sure yes and should be very

01:46:45.300 revealing to the american people very frightening depending on who he picks i don't i don't see a

01:46:49.640 pick that's good no so there aren't any good picks for him so yeah uh plus the election might be done

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01:48:19.120 glenn beck program with pat and stew today uh triple eight seven two seven b e c k is our phone

01:48:44.800 number uh there's a interesting poll done uh where they they asked americans during the coronavirus

01:48:51.540 outbreak would you say prohibiting in-person religious services violates freedom of religion

01:48:59.440 in the united states so to be in person to go to church and just be together at church uh yes it does

01:49:09.160 violate religious freedom only 21 of democrats said yes 77 said no it doesn't for republicans 49 said yes

01:49:18.740 it does violate uh religious freedom 51 said no so even a majority of republicans said it does not violate

01:49:28.120 uh freedom of religion for all adults it was 66 to 34 uh no it does not over yes um you talked to an

01:49:38.360 expert about this right this very thing jeremy dice uh from first liberty uh he's been on you know he's been

01:49:43.620 on my show and news and why it matters but on this show as well over the years uh really good guy and a guy

01:49:48.620 who's been fighting for religious liberty in basically every circumstance this is what these guys do for a living

01:49:53.380 um and he i brought him on to talk about this exact question because it was the time where

01:49:58.680 one of the pastors was i'm having service anyway and he got arrested and and brought in or whatever

01:50:04.520 they shut him down and he i kind of thought his take would be look of course it violates religious

01:50:12.580 liberty that's honestly what i thought he was going to say no matter the circumstance no matter the

01:50:15.700 circumstance yes because my take on it was look it does violate religious liberty what you can do as

01:50:21.480 the state and what you can do as a community is ask really nicely yeah recommend recommend say please

01:50:28.520 don't do it uh and you can give all the facts and make give the best information people will die in

01:50:34.740 your congregation if you do this yes that's what we believe yeah and that's what the science uh tells

01:50:38.800 us at this point and we're very scared for you and your community but we can't stop you because we have

01:50:43.920 the first amendment right right and so what's going to happen in that situation probably 95 of the

01:50:49.820 congregation is going to stay home and try to watch it online or do something else right

01:50:53.620 that's what has happened all across america really maybe there hasn't been a lot of these cases

01:50:59.860 where churches have tried to do this some have tried with and there and there hasn't been tons

01:51:05.500 of cases even where governors have cracked down on it there's been a few and they're important so his

01:51:10.940 his take basically was that over time these things have been challenged over and over again

01:51:17.660 and what they've shown is the government has a limited um power to restrict citizens movements

01:51:27.040 in an emergency for a short period of time including religious including religious services okay um but

01:51:34.240 for a very limited amount of time and also they have to uh lean to the to the side of being open so if

01:51:43.260 they can figure out a way to allow a church to open they have to the government has to side that

01:51:50.320 way so like that one congregation did where they uh where they had the uh church service in their

01:51:55.300 vehicles right the drive-in church my mom's church was doing that and they stayed open the entire time

01:52:00.220 uh she's in georgia and they did have a drive-up service but was it tennessee that cracked down on

01:52:05.640 that that was kentucky that might have been kentucky yeah i thought it was kentucky yeah but it's

01:52:09.900 happened in a few places but the the government doesn't have power to crack down like it's it's

01:52:16.260 very much a very limited temporary what does that mean exactly very limited how how long a time is

01:52:24.180 okay yeah i mean that's the problem right there's not a it's not like you have two months right two

01:52:28.660 months a year what does that mean it's not defined uh it should be from what i understand in the way

01:52:34.780 and maybe you know you're gonna have you're in here this week next week with glenn i'm on vacation

01:52:39.140 next week maybe it'd be worth having jeremy in if uh yeah we should talk this out because he has

01:52:43.220 you know he's much smarter than i am on this stuff but his point was basically that as soon as there's

01:52:50.000 an argument that it makes sense they have to side with that argument so as soon as like okay if you're

01:52:55.040 saying that we've gone we've flattened the curve right yeah they can no longer do it if you if you

01:52:59.340 were to say you could do it in cars or you can do it um uh you know we're spread out in a field

01:53:04.620 where you're just not near each other all of the sort of options you have to side with the

01:53:10.260 religious freedom though there is a quarantine sort of uh power built into the government for a

01:53:16.580 limited uh period wow which which is interesting yeah it's interesting because i wouldn't think

01:53:21.020 there there is right and what if there because i said what i said to him was like i if you were to

01:53:25.940 say to me can the government come in and take my guns during quarantine or during hurricane katrina

01:53:33.680 yeah i would say absolutely not you know right but they did it but they did it can the government

01:53:39.800 come in and tell me i can't go to church my take on that would be absolutely not but they can they

01:53:45.160 can recommend it they can say seriously guys be cool please don't go and most people are going to

01:53:52.660 listen if it's for a rational period of time because they don't want to get sick right and

01:53:56.480 they want they want this to go away yeah but can you force them my take on that would be no

01:54:01.400 the legal system's take on that is apparently yes but in a very limited fashion which probably

01:54:07.580 has already expired but again the thing is you go back to the the governor of new jersey and the

01:54:12.660 question that was asked of him by uh tucker carlson by what authority did you nullify the bill of rights

01:54:19.280 i called up cardinal tobin uh cardinal joe tobin and so if you've if you've called called up cardinal

01:54:24.700 joe tobin and you asked him uh and he said no it doesn't violate the first amendment then you're

01:54:32.240 okay right you're okay i think that's the final deciding i'm glad because i actually have a t-shirt

01:54:38.020 that says that on there okay this is interesting i just found it online yeah yeah i didn't know what it

01:54:43.460 meant but i just figured like yeah this guy must know what's going on this cardinal joe tobin of newark

01:54:47.800 he does he knows exactly what's going on and he can let you know whether or not it's constitutional

01:54:52.260 and if you can violate the bill of rights right so that's it's it's an interesting line i guess you

01:54:57.340 can if if joe if cardinal joe tobin of newark says it now there's a cardinal joe tobin in des

01:55:02.320 moines he's not he's not the constitutional power no he has no no constitutional power whatsoever

01:55:08.480 yeah that's true i'm glad we now know that uh by the way pat we should point out

01:55:13.180 that we have decided today to do something incredibly risky you i i just said i mean

01:55:24.000 flippantly that you were going to be in with glenn next week there's no guarantee of that

01:55:28.060 frankly very true based on what we've decided to try yeah i mean because you know our shows are on

01:55:33.660 youtube and we've been trying to understand youtube a little bit and what we've seen is that people like

01:55:40.160 you know sort of death defying stunts you know people risking their lives taking their lives

01:55:45.440 into their own hands some people have actually been killed while doing those death defying stunts

01:55:49.640 right and we we can't rule that out for us today can't it's immediately following this show

01:55:55.800 uh we are going to risk our lives and we can't tell you all the details about it because if we do

01:56:04.300 the police will go there they'll shut it down we can't do that we it has to be it has to be under the

01:56:09.660 under the radar here yeah lawyers would uh get involved it would just it would be ugly yeah you

01:56:16.500 know because the insurance wouldn't cover it certainly yes no there's no there's no chance

01:56:21.000 kind of risky action we're taking today so i'm sure they'd stop us yeah they probably would and then we

01:56:27.220 can't risk that because we you know we're we want to do this we're committed to it now well i've built

01:56:31.960 up all the mental energy to actually do this so if you go to youtube just search for stew you'll get

01:56:38.760 uh my channel and in just as soon as we get to commercials here we're going to launch a live

01:56:43.400 a live video and we're going to walk you through this entire thing you'll see a little bit of the

01:56:48.120 back and forth here on the radio show first and as soon as the show ends we're going to go do this

01:56:52.680 thing we can't disclose all of it i just will tell you that it is it is something that is very risky

01:57:00.900 and something that basically nobody in america is doing nobody else is doing this and for the most

01:57:07.720 part nobody can do this we have certain privileges that we can't exactly disclose right uh that

01:57:15.520 allows uh pat and i to be able to do this particular activity um i just i do worry that it will get

01:57:23.920 shut down anyway once because once you go on the live feed people are going to be able to see what

01:57:27.840 roads you're going down maybe they'll they'll get there to stop it but we we're just going to take

01:57:31.040 that on as it comes so go to youtube and uh search for stew uh check out stew does america channel

01:57:36.660 that's we're going to be have a live feed there where stew does certain death with pat

01:57:41.860 i death is definitely possible on this one pat i'm very nervous about it uh go check it out and

01:57:48.320 we're going to start the feed here in just a second 888-727-BECK is the phone number

01:57:53.100 you're listening to glenn back

01:57:56.460 pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program 888-727-BECK uh here's another uh uh fascinating

01:58:23.600 story about a huge amount of money that uh was this in in this particular case it was not

01:58:30.180 confiscated by police uh but it was found in the middle of the road a million dollars in cash just

01:58:36.820 found in the middle of the road by a family a million dollars one million dollars in cash in

01:58:42.180 a bunch of uh bags like mail bags i guess and they were just going to take it home and throw it away

01:58:49.340 what yeah they just thought it was junk that fell off of somebody's truck or whatever i'm gonna say

01:58:55.640 they saw the million dollars no they didn't see the million dollars yet so on the way out to the

01:58:59.420 garbage can he thought i'm just checking see what's in here i'm gonna say if you're just gonna throw

01:59:03.840 away a million dollars i i know inflation's bad i didn't know it was that bad right right uh but no

01:59:10.000 one million dollars in cash was in uh was contained in these bags there were several of them uh and

01:59:18.060 they turned it into the police you have to ask yourself would i turn it into the police if i found

01:59:26.500 a million dollars in cash it would be tempting it would be really tempting to keep it wouldn't it

01:59:31.840 because how is that going to be traced back to you they found it in some ditch on the road

01:59:35.680 uh some of it was in the middle of the road and then there was another bag in the ditch

01:59:40.020 and you didn't have anybody's name on it it wasn't obviously belonging to anyone right yeah i would be

01:59:48.200 i look i you know as a person of character i would be there to turn in the three hundred thousand dollars

01:59:54.760 i found uh that i think that's the right thing to do i would yeah definitely the the ten grand

02:00:00.560 in cash that you found look at i found this ten grand yeah i was just laying on the road i feel

02:00:08.840 like you could say you could legitimately say like i found nine hundred fifty thousand dollars when

02:00:12.960 someone comes to the bank they're like hey we dropped a million dollars well someone did just

02:00:16.700 turn in ten thousand i i feel like it might be a little bit obvious what you're doing or you don't

02:00:22.400 turn in a single penny and you just keep it and then they never know and then they never know right

02:00:27.560 it would it would be hard wouldn't it i mean it's life-changing money right i think yes that is

02:00:33.100 life-changing that's life-changing maybe generational changing money yes not in 2020 but like you know

02:00:39.080 19 way back in like 2019 they probably would be from life-changing money yeah there was a time when

02:00:45.080 a million dollars it was a lot of money i spent a million dollars at subway yesterday so now it's not

02:00:50.340 like that anymore it's not a big deal but it is it would be very tempting i think very i think you'd

02:00:56.900 i think i would turn it right it might take me a day i would turn it in but i would definitely have

02:01:01.640 some i'd have some reservations about turning it in it might take me a little bit of time to figure

02:01:07.240 out how to get to the police station it's right you know but when you think about it i mean doesn't

02:01:13.300 that solve a million dollars solves pretty much every every problem every financial problem you have

02:01:19.300 right yeah you're not in debt anymore you can do pretty much what you want there was actually a

02:01:24.380 famous philosopher who said mo money mo problems and i don't know if that's true i huh you know

02:01:31.000 because i think and i think mo was short for more oh so more money uh-huh and more problems didn't

02:01:38.140 mean some guy named mo would have a lot of problems no it does not i that's my understanding of it i'm

02:01:42.420 not a philosopher okay but there was the guy you know we talked about him i think randomly earlier

02:01:46.480 this week the guy who was on press your luck and figured out the board oh yeah one like 160

02:01:51.580 thousand dollars and there's all sorts of stories about how he was just like you know he lost a

02:01:55.260 bunch of it he lost a bunch of it in investments he lost a bunch of it in other other bizarre scams

02:02:00.440 uh where he tried to turn i think he was the guy who tried to turn in like ten thousand dollars to

02:02:05.820 the bank to get one dollar bills so he could win a radio contest with the serial number you know that

02:02:12.060 those contests they used to run all the time they'd be like if you have the serial number on your dollar

02:02:16.040 bill we'll give you a thousand dollars or a million dollars or whatever and he found one of those

02:02:19.900 contests that he thought would pay off so he got ten thousand singles and went through all of them

02:02:23.860 did not win uh unfortunately wow and i think someone stole a bunch of money out of his car

02:02:29.100 because he wasn't he didn't have it in the bank like it was a lot of times the million dollar thing

02:02:33.940 doesn't solve all your problems but it should solve a lot of the financial ones yes it should

02:02:38.680 and i think it would uh so that i mean very tempting very tempting but good for this family

02:02:44.000 because they did they did the right thing and they turned it into the sheriff's department and i will say

02:02:49.280 there's an extra layer on this for you and i because we could be leaving our families

02:02:55.080 in who knows what kind of situation right after today right now we're on youtube live if you go

02:03:01.120 to youtube search for stew it'll be the first show there you'll see studios america the page if you

02:03:06.580 go there we got a live video going right now we're doing a behind the scenes of radio and we're about

02:03:10.080 to leave uh and walk out for a death defying i don't i mean stunt i don't know is the right term

02:03:15.880 because stunt makes it seems like it's controlled environment this is not this is not a controlled

02:03:19.820 environment it's something that is legitimately risky but i know like that's the culture we have

02:03:25.180 now you have to push the envelope all the time if you want people to pay attention to what you're

02:03:29.340 doing if you want people to subscribe to your youtube channel that's what you have to do yeah

02:03:33.800 that's our understanding anyway yeah i wouldn't say we're good at this but i think this we have come

02:03:39.540 every once in a while you come across a really good idea and i think the drama here

02:03:43.960 is going to be pretty significant you know obviously i hope we make it i've talked to my

02:03:49.660 wife about it you know we've had discussions with our families you know i'm not being flippant about

02:03:55.040 doing this thing which again we can't tell you the details of because the you know they would stop

02:04:00.500 they would stop it but i i think i think we're going to be okay and i think you'll be back on next

02:04:06.740 week with glenn when he returns from his vacation on monday i think hopefully i hope yeah i cannot

02:04:13.560 guarantee it at this time there are no guarantees in life no and especially when you're doing

02:04:18.640 something this risky yep there's just no guarantees so follow uh follow us on on youtube and check it

02:04:25.000 out we're going to it's on live right now you can watch us we're going to bring you right over to the

02:04:30.580 to the the area that has been uh marked off for this purpose and uh do something that is uh risking

02:04:38.220 risking risking our lives we have again cardinal joe tobin doesn't care wow he couldn't care less

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 29, 2020

Violent Rioting Has Nothing to Do with George Floyd ｜ 5⧸29⧸20

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