The Glenn Beck Program - January 20, 2023


WH Press Sec Karine Jean-Pierre Should Focus on Tupperware Parties | 1⧸20⧸23


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 2 minutes

Words per Minute

180.91255

Word Count

22,204

Sentence Count

291

Misogynist Sentences

38

Hate Speech Sentences

46


Summary

Glenn and Stu talk about the White House Press Briefing Room and Garagegate. They also talk about a new supplement for your dog. And they discuss why Jen Psaki is the worst White House press secretary in the history.


Transcript

00:00:00.280 Welcome to the program. I want to tell you a moment about rough greens. I want to think about
00:00:05.780 for a second your dog's food. How healthy is it for them? If you have kibble food you're putting
00:00:12.080 in the dish, the answer is probably not that healthy. Kibble food is sterilized so it can
00:00:16.120 have a long shelf life, which I guess makes sense, but the good stuff dies in the process. Your dog
00:00:21.060 just isn't getting that much out of it. Certainly he's not getting the best that you could be
00:00:24.600 giving him. We talked about this with our own dogs. I know Glenn's dog Uno was one of the first
00:00:30.740 dogs that I know of that started taking rough greens and he noticed the difference right away.
00:00:35.080 Rough greens isn't a dog food. It's a supplement you can sprinkle on top of the food and it gives
00:00:39.180 you essential, well it gives the dog actually essential vitamins and nutrients. I guess you
00:00:43.360 could eat it too, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. It's designed for dogs. If you're
00:00:46.940 really hungry, if you're like that guy that was lost on the boat, maybe you could have some rough
00:00:50.140 greens. But other than that, I wouldn't really recommend it for humans. But it is really
00:00:54.560 really healthy. So where do you go? Roughgreens.com slash Beck. R-U-F-F-Greens.com slash Beck.
00:01:00.920 Go to roughgreens.com slash Beck today. Take care of your dog with rough greens. It's Pat and Stu
00:01:06.000 in for Glenn today. We've got about 10 seconds before the radio show begins.
00:01:24.560 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment.
00:01:54.540 and enlightenment.
00:01:58.100 This is
00:01:59.280 the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:03.600 With Pat and Stu today.
00:02:05.840 Coming up,
00:02:07.780 we got GarageGate
00:02:09.140 to deal with a little bit.
00:02:10.520 It's kind of fun to watch
00:02:12.040 KJP squirm every single day.
00:02:15.920 Every person
00:02:16.780 in that White House press briefing room
00:02:19.360 wants answers
00:02:21.020 about the
00:02:22.980 classified document situation.
00:02:25.480 She's not answered a single question.
00:02:27.800 See if she can continue that.
00:02:30.160 Also, Joe Biden
00:02:31.400 talks about it
00:02:32.880 himself.
00:02:34.620 We'll get into that
00:02:35.700 and lots more
00:02:36.580 in 60 seconds.
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00:03:38.200 All right.
00:03:42.100 So,
00:03:42.580 I don't even know
00:03:43.200 why they do
00:03:43.660 the White House
00:03:44.120 press briefing anymore.
00:03:45.880 It's a completely
00:03:46.720 worthless adventure.
00:03:49.120 How else is
00:03:50.020 Corinne Jean-Pierre
00:03:50.760 going to show us
00:03:51.280 her outfits?
00:03:52.200 Oh, well,
00:03:52.840 yeah, that's true.
00:03:53.980 That's the most important part.
00:03:55.300 Every day she's got
00:03:56.080 a new one.
00:03:56.600 Every day it's very expensive.
00:03:57.900 Every day,
00:03:58.320 I assume we're paying for it.
00:03:59.740 So,
00:04:00.120 we'll get your value.
00:04:01.340 I don't know
00:04:02.940 what she makes
00:04:03.600 as White House
00:04:04.080 press secretary.
00:04:04.880 It's probably around
00:04:05.620 the $174,000
00:04:07.200 that everybody makes
00:04:08.020 in Congress, right?
00:04:08.900 It's probably,
00:04:09.960 I would guess
00:04:10.880 she's into six figures,
00:04:13.360 right?
00:04:14.000 They're not paying her
00:04:14.680 $20,000 a year.
00:04:16.380 But,
00:04:16.980 yes,
00:04:17.280 I think you're right.
00:04:17.900 We're probably paying
00:04:18.600 for every single outfit.
00:04:20.800 But,
00:04:21.840 $180,000.
00:04:22.860 $180,000.
00:04:23.400 Yep.
00:04:23.860 Okay.
00:04:24.640 Congratulations.
00:04:25.460 Because, you know,
00:04:26.180 I will say
00:04:26.920 the quality of her work
00:04:28.020 definitely says
00:04:28.940 she should be making
00:04:29.920 $180,000 a year.
00:04:32.500 She's so good
00:04:33.200 at her job
00:04:33.780 and so qualified for it
00:04:35.040 that, of course,
00:04:35.840 she's making that much,
00:04:37.140 Pat.
00:04:37.860 Obviously,
00:04:38.400 she deserves every penny.
00:04:39.940 And what is she,
00:04:40.540 12?
00:04:41.380 She's about 12 years old.
00:04:42.760 14?
00:04:42.980 14.
00:04:43.280 Okay.
00:04:43.980 All right.
00:04:44.520 I mean,
00:04:44.860 she has the brain
00:04:45.520 of a 14-year-old.
00:04:46.220 I don't know
00:04:46.600 if she's actually 14.
00:04:49.420 But she is legitimately
00:04:50.800 terrible at this.
00:04:51.640 Can we all agree?
00:04:52.480 Yeah, absolutely.
00:04:53.060 Can we all agree?
00:04:53.580 Probably the worst
00:04:54.220 of all time.
00:04:55.200 Jen Psaki.
00:04:56.080 Let's talk about Jen Psaki
00:04:56.940 for a minute.
00:04:57.440 Not great.
00:04:58.120 Not a historic
00:04:59.300 press secretary.
00:05:00.620 No.
00:05:01.020 She was,
00:05:01.640 you know,
00:05:01.880 obviously lied all the time
00:05:03.180 and did the things
00:05:03.780 that press secretaries do.
00:05:05.240 But was so much better
00:05:07.600 than Corinne Jean-Pierre.
00:05:08.520 It's almost impossible
00:05:09.680 to describe.
00:05:10.940 And she was,
00:05:11.520 again,
00:05:12.560 Psaki was not good.
00:05:13.920 She's not a historically
00:05:15.040 impressive press secretary.
00:05:17.480 She was average
00:05:18.540 to below average.
00:05:19.900 But Corinne Jean-Pierre
00:05:20.960 is so much worse than her.
00:05:22.700 I swear
00:05:23.540 they picked,
00:05:25.120 she specifically
00:05:27.040 selected
00:05:28.440 Corinne Jean-Pierre
00:05:29.280 for this role
00:05:29.900 because she knew
00:05:31.040 how much better
00:05:31.620 it would make her look.
00:05:32.840 Uh-huh.
00:05:33.280 Jen Psaki was like,
00:05:34.240 you know what,
00:05:34.600 I'm leaving.
00:05:35.600 You have to give it
00:05:36.680 to Corinne Jean-Pierre.
00:05:38.500 She'll be great.
00:05:39.560 Don't worry about it.
00:05:40.460 She'll be fantastic.
00:05:41.600 And now everyone
00:05:42.180 looks back and is like,
00:05:42.820 gosh,
00:05:43.140 Jen Psaki was way
00:05:43.980 better than this.
00:05:45.200 It's like the only way
00:05:46.220 she could really get
00:05:47.360 that sort of review.
00:05:49.600 She's got the Yelp
00:05:50.580 review now.
00:05:51.420 You know,
00:05:51.680 she's got five stars
00:05:52.500 because everyone's like,
00:05:53.800 at least she's not
00:05:54.380 Corinne Jean-Pierre.
00:05:55.640 Who do you think
00:05:56.060 was the best?
00:05:56.740 I really liked
00:05:58.100 Aerie Fleischer.
00:05:59.380 Yeah.
00:05:59.640 Especially after I met him
00:06:00.840 really good,
00:06:01.620 really,
00:06:02.200 yeah,
00:06:02.540 Aerie Fleischer,
00:06:03.260 not Aerie.
00:06:04.000 Aerie Fleischer was,
00:06:05.240 he was solid.
00:06:06.380 He was solid.
00:06:07.240 I didn't like a lot
00:06:08.260 of the Bush era.
00:06:09.420 No.
00:06:09.820 White House press secretaries.
00:06:11.100 Yeah,
00:06:11.300 he was one of the best ones.
00:06:13.000 I would say
00:06:13.400 Aerie Fleischer was
00:06:14.140 probably the guy.
00:06:15.800 Yeah.
00:06:15.900 Like,
00:06:16.380 you know,
00:06:16.800 I mean,
00:06:17.000 you know,
00:06:17.680 you wouldn't say,
00:06:20.200 I mean,
00:06:20.660 Kayleigh McEnany,
00:06:21.500 I think a lot of people like.
00:06:22.680 She did a pretty good job.
00:06:24.020 You know,
00:06:26.200 Dana Perino,
00:06:27.180 I would put in that category.
00:06:28.760 Yeah,
00:06:28.920 she was,
00:06:29.320 I think,
00:06:29.600 quite good.
00:06:30.260 You know,
00:06:30.420 the Democrats have had,
00:06:32.220 again,
00:06:32.740 like,
00:06:33.040 we're not talking about
00:06:34.020 the accuracy
00:06:35.720 of their claims here.
00:06:36.980 They're all,
00:06:37.600 especially Democrats,
00:06:38.560 just lie constantly.
00:06:39.940 Yeah.
00:06:40.420 But on the Republican side,
00:06:41.780 people liked Tony Snow
00:06:42.840 when he was,
00:06:43.440 I remember he was
00:06:43.880 a former Fox News guy.
00:06:45.360 Yeah.
00:06:45.960 He wasn't my favorite,
00:06:47.300 but.
00:06:47.640 Me neither.
00:06:48.080 Yeah.
00:06:48.440 But then you've had some
00:06:49.300 really bad,
00:06:50.060 I mean,
00:06:50.280 the ones that were
00:06:51.120 in the Obama administration
00:06:52.220 were terrible.
00:06:53.120 That whole,
00:06:53.560 that whole slew of them
00:06:54.720 when they were all awful.
00:06:56.200 Wow.
00:06:56.660 But,
00:06:56.980 you know,
00:06:58.000 again,
00:06:58.300 I would say
00:06:59.140 all of them
00:07:00.120 better than
00:07:00.680 Corinne Jean-Pierre.
00:07:01.680 Yeah.
00:07:02.000 And here she is
00:07:03.140 performing her magic
00:07:05.020 from yesterday,
00:07:06.280 trying to not answer
00:07:08.660 any of the questions
00:07:09.960 that are being asked her.
00:07:11.300 He chided
00:07:12.280 former President Trump
00:07:13.980 for having in his possession
00:07:15.960 classified documents.
00:07:17.860 He called it irresponsible.
00:07:19.760 First of all,
00:07:20.380 do you think it was proper
00:07:21.240 for President Biden
00:07:22.760 to comment
00:07:24.800 on an ongoing
00:07:25.760 DOJ investigation?
00:07:27.720 So,
00:07:28.380 I'm going to say this
00:07:29.320 and going to keep it
00:07:30.780 really short today.
00:07:31.680 As it relates
00:07:32.580 to this particular issue,
00:07:34.340 as it relates
00:07:35.000 to an ongoing
00:07:35.880 legal matter,
00:07:37.980 I'm going to refer you
00:07:39.300 to Department of Justice
00:07:40.240 with that specific.
00:07:43.240 As it relates
00:07:44.160 to anything
00:07:45.240 that you want
00:07:46.360 to ask of us
00:07:47.280 about this legal matter,
00:07:50.600 I would refer you
00:07:51.360 to the White House
00:07:51.920 Counsel Office.
00:07:53.540 I'm going to leave it there.
00:07:55.040 Not going to go
00:07:55.560 into further.
00:07:56.200 I'm simply asking you
00:07:57.100 to comment
00:07:57.540 on the person
00:07:58.700 that you work for.
00:07:59.500 I just commented.
00:08:00.640 I just commented.
00:08:01.580 We're moving on.
00:08:02.640 Go ahead.
00:08:03.180 Go ahead.
00:08:03.660 Go ahead.
00:08:03.980 Go ahead.
00:08:05.200 No, go ahead.
00:08:05.800 I already answered
00:08:06.440 your question.
00:08:06.800 Go ahead.
00:08:07.160 You really didn't.
00:08:08.100 You really didn't.
00:08:08.740 I did.
00:08:10.320 Well, it's your opinion.
00:08:12.240 It's your opinion.
00:08:13.340 It's your opinion.
00:08:14.460 That is your opinion.
00:08:15.220 Go ahead.
00:08:15.940 Go ahead.
00:08:16.520 Go ahead.
00:08:17.480 No, they're getting pissed now.
00:08:19.180 Because this is what
00:08:20.500 she does to them
00:08:21.380 every day now.
00:08:22.440 She just stonewals them.
00:08:23.840 Because all of them
00:08:25.060 want some answers
00:08:26.160 on the document thing.
00:08:28.480 I don't know.
00:08:29.420 Of course they do, right?
00:08:30.720 Mm-hmm.
00:08:31.120 But this, to me,
00:08:32.420 strikes me, Pat,
00:08:33.360 as the administration
00:08:35.120 telling her
00:08:36.080 she's got to stop
00:08:37.060 answering questions
00:08:37.720 about this.
00:08:38.260 Because she's so bad at it.
00:08:40.040 So bad.
00:08:40.620 Just say DOJ
00:08:42.140 and move on.
00:08:43.520 Yeah.
00:08:43.640 Just say White House
00:08:44.780 Counsel.
00:08:45.220 Let someone
00:08:45.940 who's competent
00:08:46.740 at either one
00:08:47.380 of those organizations
00:08:48.960 answer the question.
00:08:50.200 Because you're
00:08:51.600 really terrible.
00:08:53.020 We can't fire you
00:08:54.020 because the only reason
00:08:54.880 we hired you
00:08:55.500 was because of
00:08:56.840 your skin color
00:08:57.540 and who you like
00:08:58.660 to have sex with
00:08:59.500 and your gender.
00:09:00.880 And she fit a lot of those.
00:09:02.140 She hit all three
00:09:03.120 of those points.
00:09:04.060 The correct side
00:09:04.780 of those three points.
00:09:06.060 So that's why
00:09:06.660 she got the job.
00:09:07.720 Obviously she's not
00:09:08.500 qualified for it.
00:09:09.320 Obviously she's not
00:09:09.960 competent.
00:09:10.860 So probably
00:09:11.840 the best move
00:09:12.580 for the White House
00:09:13.120 is to say
00:09:13.580 stop answering
00:09:14.700 the questions.
00:09:15.760 Yeah.
00:09:16.020 Just stop.
00:09:16.760 And I don't know
00:09:17.620 that she ever
00:09:18.120 answered any.
00:09:18.920 I think as soon
00:09:19.960 as this thing started
00:09:20.860 she was doing the
00:09:21.580 I'm not going to get
00:09:22.180 ahead of the review.
00:09:23.740 Right.
00:09:24.140 And she wouldn't even
00:09:24.660 call it an investigation
00:09:25.760 because that sounded
00:09:26.680 negative.
00:09:27.220 Right.
00:09:27.440 So I'm not going
00:09:28.260 to get ahead
00:09:28.660 of the review
00:09:30.000 that they're doing.
00:09:31.140 Sure.
00:09:31.500 So from the beginning
00:09:32.520 I don't think
00:09:33.720 she has answered
00:09:34.580 a single question
00:09:35.520 on this.
00:09:35.920 She's just bumbled
00:09:36.780 and stumbled
00:09:37.380 and fumbled
00:09:38.220 all over the place.
00:09:39.480 And now just refer
00:09:40.580 her to the DOJ
00:09:41.640 and tell them
00:09:42.120 to shut up.
00:09:43.040 And that's what she did.
00:09:43.840 And that's why
00:09:44.340 honestly for her
00:09:45.380 that's wise.
00:09:46.680 Yeah.
00:09:47.200 It is.
00:09:47.640 I mean the better
00:09:48.260 approach would be
00:09:49.140 the approach where
00:09:49.780 she just doesn't
00:09:50.400 come in.
00:09:51.220 Like she just
00:09:51.720 you know what
00:09:52.340 I've got
00:09:53.200 a Tupperware
00:09:55.620 party I'm attending.
00:09:57.520 It's my friends.
00:09:58.480 They've got a lot
00:09:59.100 of Tupperware to sell.
00:10:00.020 It's been a while
00:10:00.700 since anybody
00:10:01.740 has held a Tupperware
00:10:03.000 party.
00:10:03.340 Is that true?
00:10:03.440 I feel like yeah.
00:10:04.340 I feel like it has.
00:10:06.460 It may be true.
00:10:07.720 But you know what?
00:10:09.620 The advice is probably
00:10:11.060 coming from Joe Biden
00:10:12.180 who thinks it's very
00:10:13.100 current to have
00:10:13.740 a Tupperware party.
00:10:14.880 Yes.
00:10:15.840 Because again
00:10:16.880 like your press secretary
00:10:17.880 is supposed to help you.
00:10:19.440 Right.
00:10:20.020 She doesn't.
00:10:20.740 She does not.
00:10:21.500 No.
00:10:22.140 I'm not exactly
00:10:23.260 telling the truth there.
00:10:23.920 The press secretary
00:10:24.660 is supposed to
00:10:25.580 as a public employee
00:10:27.120 inform the citizens
00:10:28.900 of the United States
00:10:29.540 of the ongoings
00:10:30.340 of the White House.
00:10:31.320 He's not an employee
00:10:32.160 of Joe Biden.
00:10:33.040 He's not an employee
00:10:33.860 of Joe Biden's campaign.
00:10:35.240 This person is an employee
00:10:36.280 of ours.
00:10:37.240 And this person
00:10:37.780 is supposed to help us
00:10:38.800 understand the inner
00:10:39.740 workings of government.
00:10:40.620 That is not what occurs
00:10:41.800 with this job at all.
00:10:43.020 That's for sure.
00:10:43.500 So the modern day
00:10:46.380 press secretary
00:10:47.700 is supposed to lie
00:10:49.460 to make their
00:10:50.500 the president
00:10:51.620 look better
00:10:52.320 than he is.
00:10:52.940 And she's really
00:10:54.700 bad at that.
00:10:55.940 So the best solution
00:10:57.760 is Tupperware parties.
00:10:59.440 She should just
00:11:00.700 go visit anyone
00:11:01.760 who's having a Tupperware
00:11:02.580 party.
00:11:03.300 Please send your
00:11:03.920 your
00:11:04.340 your
00:11:05.480 your
00:11:05.600 your
00:11:07.700 your cards
00:11:08.640 of
00:11:09.060 of welcoming
00:11:10.220 and
00:11:10.980 your
00:11:11.660 invitations
00:11:12.580 to
00:11:12.980 Corinne Jean-Pierre
00:11:14.020 at the White House
00:11:14.580 and then each day
00:11:15.400 she can say
00:11:16.060 I'm sorry I couldn't
00:11:16.960 do the press briefing
00:11:17.520 I'm going to
00:11:18.160 Bill Thompson's
00:11:19.380 in
00:11:20.380 in
00:11:21.420 in Albuquerque
00:11:22.380 New Mexico
00:11:22.940 his Tupperware
00:11:23.800 party
00:11:24.160 it's very important
00:11:25.360 to me
00:11:25.760 and it's important
00:11:26.440 to Bill
00:11:26.740 because he's got
00:11:27.260 a lot of Tupperware
00:11:27.940 he needs to unload
00:11:28.580 yeah
00:11:29.020 and then just
00:11:29.880 give her like
00:11:30.440 a per diem
00:11:31.120 to buy Tupperware
00:11:31.860 all over the country
00:11:32.580 this would be
00:11:33.620 much better
00:11:34.200 than actually
00:11:34.680 having her show
00:11:35.320 up to these
00:11:35.740 press conferences
00:11:36.500 because it's
00:11:36.860 embarrassing
00:11:37.180 well you do
00:11:38.040 wonder
00:11:38.320 why do you
00:11:39.040 schedule the
00:11:39.540 press conference
00:11:40.180 every day
00:11:40.620 why do one
00:11:41.360 yeah
00:11:41.540 there's no law
00:11:42.240 that says
00:11:42.580 you have to
00:11:42.920 do it
00:11:43.260 and Trump
00:11:43.780 didn't have
00:11:44.380 him
00:11:44.540 for a very
00:11:45.260 long time
00:11:45.720 yeah
00:11:46.020 so just
00:11:47.180 eliminate that
00:11:48.020 and then you
00:11:48.520 don't have to
00:11:48.880 even bother
00:11:49.340 with it
00:11:49.740 and then she
00:11:50.220 doesn't have
00:11:50.600 to look so
00:11:51.280 bad
00:11:51.860 every single
00:11:53.020 day
00:11:53.680 I guess
00:11:55.600 she's got to
00:11:56.400 earn her keep
00:11:57.100 the $180,000
00:11:58.160 they're paying her
00:11:59.060 so they keep
00:12:00.000 doing it
00:12:00.520 again like
00:12:01.560 this is the same
00:12:02.020 thing people say
00:12:02.940 about Pete Buttigieg
00:12:03.740 oh Pete Buttigieg
00:12:04.600 he's got to come in
00:12:05.260 he doesn't even
00:12:05.660 show up to work
00:12:06.220 good
00:12:06.700 I know
00:12:07.320 I pay him
00:12:07.620 whatever
00:12:07.840 was he making
00:12:08.280 200 grand
00:12:08.960 make him stay home
00:12:09.880 you should pay him
00:12:10.780 the $200,000
00:12:11.440 just to stay home
00:12:12.660 because every time
00:12:13.420 he touches something
00:12:14.380 it explodes
00:12:15.340 when he was on
00:12:16.140 maternity leave
00:12:16.960 it was some of the
00:12:17.560 best transportation
00:12:19.340 policy times
00:12:21.040 of our nation
00:12:22.360 him and his husband
00:12:23.780 should just keep
00:12:24.240 popping kids out
00:12:24.980 like crazy
00:12:25.520 yep
00:12:26.280 I want them home
00:12:27.060 all the time
00:12:27.680 and the good thing
00:12:28.460 is considering
00:12:29.000 you know
00:12:29.340 they're not actually
00:12:30.180 you know
00:12:30.520 giving birth
00:12:31.120 to these children
00:12:31.680 they can have
00:12:32.420 like five a year
00:12:33.600 yeah
00:12:34.180 so just keep
00:12:34.940 popping them out
00:12:35.720 and be on maternity
00:12:36.580 leave and never
00:12:37.300 come into work
00:12:37.940 because when you
00:12:38.580 come into work
00:12:39.160 things get worse
00:12:40.140 this is the thing
00:12:41.480 yeah
00:12:41.700 I mean
00:12:42.080 Biden's the same way
00:12:43.240 he's in Delaware
00:12:44.220 all the time
00:12:45.040 he's almost
00:12:46.420 never at the
00:12:47.820 White House
00:12:48.160 doing anything
00:12:48.900 and honestly
00:12:50.360 the only times
00:12:51.320 I can remember
00:12:51.880 really bad things
00:12:52.860 happening is when
00:12:53.480 he is at the
00:12:54.140 White House
00:12:54.480 doing things
00:12:55.140 he
00:12:55.840 these people
00:12:56.940 are terrible
00:12:57.520 at their jobs
00:12:58.180 and they keep
00:12:59.380 screwing everything
00:13:00.040 up
00:13:00.380 we should not
00:13:01.060 encourage them
00:13:01.700 to show up
00:13:02.140 to work
00:13:02.560 well Biden
00:13:03.960 did yesterday
00:13:05.100 and he
00:13:06.840 actually
00:13:07.640 since they're
00:13:08.560 not getting
00:13:08.960 anything at all
00:13:10.420 from Corrine
00:13:11.660 Jean-Pierre
00:13:12.800 they actually
00:13:14.340 asked Joe Biden
00:13:15.340 about his
00:13:16.280 garage gate
00:13:17.500 situation
00:13:18.040 where he
00:13:18.420 put the
00:13:19.040 classified documents
00:13:20.060 in the garage
00:13:20.980 next to the
00:13:21.720 Corvette
00:13:22.020 and people
00:13:23.940 are a little
00:13:25.300 concerned about
00:13:25.980 that and he
00:13:26.900 was asked about
00:13:27.440 it yesterday
00:13:27.880 here's his answer
00:13:28.740 as we found
00:13:31.000 we found a
00:13:32.420 handful of
00:13:32.960 documents were
00:13:33.680 failed
00:13:34.320 were filed
00:13:35.260 in the wrong
00:13:35.820 place
00:13:36.280 we immediately
00:13:37.640 turned them
00:13:38.160 over to the
00:13:38.560 archives
00:13:39.060 and the
00:13:39.340 Justice Department
00:13:40.000 we're fully
00:13:41.160 cooperating
00:13:41.800 looking forward
00:13:42.400 to getting
00:13:42.680 this resolved
00:13:43.320 quickly
00:13:43.740 I think you're
00:13:44.680 going to find
00:13:45.260 there's nothing
00:13:46.240 there I have
00:13:46.880 no regrets
00:13:47.600 I'm following
00:13:48.280 what the lawyers
00:13:49.600 have told me
00:13:50.160 they want me
00:13:50.600 to do
00:13:51.040 it's exactly
00:13:51.940 what we're
00:13:52.360 doing
00:13:52.700 there's no
00:13:53.720 there there
00:13:54.520 thank you
00:13:55.160 let us be
00:13:57.300 the judge
00:13:57.840 of if there's
00:13:58.660 there
00:13:58.960 I think it's
00:14:00.640 the American
00:14:01.180 people who are
00:14:01.840 going to figure
00:14:02.200 that one out
00:14:02.760 not you
00:14:03.700 of course to
00:14:04.360 you there is
00:14:05.460 nothing there
00:14:06.160 yeah I mean
00:14:07.020 we should also
00:14:08.020 remember this
00:14:08.580 guy's terrible
00:14:09.120 at his job
00:14:09.560 too I mean
00:14:10.280 when he was
00:14:10.860 asked the first
00:14:11.280 time he's like
00:14:11.660 yeah but I
00:14:12.040 locked the
00:14:12.580 garage where
00:14:13.240 the Corvette
00:14:13.620 was that was
00:14:14.660 really his
00:14:15.120 first response
00:14:15.700 yeah okay so
00:14:17.200 it was like
00:14:17.640 Fort Knox then
00:14:18.580 nobody could get
00:14:19.180 into a locked
00:14:19.680 garage that's
00:14:20.400 impossible it's
00:14:21.040 never been done
00:14:21.640 no one has
00:14:22.840 ever broken
00:14:23.400 into a locked
00:14:24.320 garage never
00:14:25.380 happened especially
00:14:26.320 with an expensive
00:14:27.120 car
00:14:27.660 why would
00:14:28.960 anyone want
00:14:29.320 to get in
00:14:29.620 there
00:14:29.960 no way
00:14:31.120 would anybody
00:14:31.680 but it's so
00:14:32.520 easy to go
00:14:32.960 down an
00:14:33.780 off hallway
00:14:34.940 of Mar-a-Lago
00:14:35.820 to find a
00:14:36.540 broom closet
00:14:37.880 that has a
00:14:38.460 padlock on it
00:14:39.280 and get in
00:14:39.660 there and get
00:14:40.000 those documents
00:14:40.520 that's easy
00:14:41.160 yeah
00:14:41.440 get past the
00:14:42.720 secret service
00:14:43.300 as well
00:14:43.840 on your way
00:14:44.560 in there
00:14:44.880 of course
00:14:45.240 yeah you gotta
00:14:45.640 do that
00:14:46.100 right
00:14:46.400 forget the
00:14:47.260 secret service
00:14:47.740 obviously
00:14:48.120 Mar-a-Lago
00:14:48.640 has areas of
00:14:49.620 it that are
00:14:49.920 public
00:14:50.360 you know
00:14:51.040 it's a
00:14:51.420 club
00:14:51.960 so not
00:14:53.320 public but
00:14:53.920 I mean it's
00:14:54.140 a private
00:14:54.480 club but I
00:14:55.060 mean people
00:14:55.380 are there
00:14:55.980 you know
00:14:57.000 having dinner
00:14:58.000 and drinking
00:14:58.640 drinks and
00:14:59.540 playing golf
00:15:00.240 try to steal
00:15:01.760 try to steal
00:15:02.940 a round of
00:15:03.320 golf
00:15:03.580 try to steal
00:15:04.740 the 15th hole
00:15:06.020 go out and
00:15:06.380 play it
00:15:06.720 just see if
00:15:07.120 you can walk
00:15:07.420 on the course
00:15:07.800 and just start
00:15:08.220 playing it
00:15:08.580 see how long
00:15:08.940 that lasts
00:15:09.600 see how many
00:15:10.160 holes you get
00:15:10.560 through before
00:15:10.920 you're caught
00:15:11.300 try to steal
00:15:12.040 a diet coke
00:15:12.740 try to steal
00:15:13.920 a diet coke
00:15:14.540 from Mar-a-Lago
00:15:15.280 forget the
00:15:16.000 files in a
00:15:16.820 locked closet
00:15:17.500 just go
00:15:18.420 in a private
00:15:18.880 area
00:15:19.220 try just
00:15:22.000 I don't know
00:15:22.820 stealing some
00:15:23.320 mozzarella sticks
00:15:24.120 see how that
00:15:25.060 works out for
00:15:25.600 you
00:15:25.820 I bet
00:15:27.000 really well
00:15:27.700 I bet it's
00:15:28.360 going to go
00:15:28.640 really well
00:15:29.080 it'd be very
00:15:29.680 easy to get
00:15:30.180 access
00:15:30.460 this whole
00:15:31.460 thing is so
00:15:31.940 stupid
00:15:32.380 I think
00:15:33.080 there's lots
00:15:33.480 of ties
00:15:34.020 to the
00:15:35.640 Biden
00:15:35.940 corruption
00:15:36.400 I don't
00:15:36.880 know for
00:15:37.320 sure if
00:15:37.900 the documents
00:15:38.700 in and of
00:15:39.960 themselves are
00:15:40.840 specifically tied
00:15:41.880 to what
00:15:43.360 Biden and
00:15:44.160 Hunter have
00:15:44.680 been doing
00:15:45.180 I think
00:15:45.580 there's a
00:15:45.880 risk there
00:15:46.320 because of
00:15:47.140 all the
00:15:47.440 stuff that
00:15:47.720 they were
00:15:47.920 doing
00:15:48.220 we talked
00:15:49.400 about this
00:15:49.720 on I
00:15:50.260 filled in
00:15:50.540 for Glenn
00:15:51.020 on his
00:15:51.720 TV show
00:15:52.420 this week
00:15:53.060 and we
00:15:53.380 went through
00:15:53.840 a lot of
00:15:54.220 the timeline
00:15:54.640 stuff and
00:15:55.020 there's a lot
00:15:55.340 of suspicious
00:15:55.740 stuff here
00:15:56.260 I don't know
00:15:57.040 for sure that
00:15:57.660 the documents
00:15:58.220 are tied
00:15:58.920 to that
00:15:59.500 but regardless
00:16:01.200 like we
00:16:02.440 can't act
00:16:03.220 as if
00:16:03.900 this is like
00:16:05.260 easy to
00:16:05.920 access
00:16:06.460 right
00:16:07.280 the
00:16:07.600 at Mar-a-Lago
00:16:09.620 like it's
00:16:10.240 just not easy
00:16:11.060 right
00:16:11.480 it's not easy
00:16:12.000 to break into
00:16:12.520 Joe Biden's
00:16:13.140 garage either
00:16:13.720 but like
00:16:14.860 if you're
00:16:15.800 going to say
00:16:16.640 the worst
00:16:17.480 thing that has
00:16:18.040 ever occurred
00:16:18.680 in human
00:16:19.560 history
00:16:20.020 is Donald
00:16:21.000 Trump
00:16:21.340 having these
00:16:22.160 documents
00:16:22.660 in a locked
00:16:23.560 closet
00:16:24.420 inside
00:16:24.860 of a
00:16:25.940 club
00:16:26.640 where you
00:16:28.040 couldn't steal
00:16:28.560 a Diet Coke
00:16:29.160 let alone go
00:16:29.920 into his
00:16:30.280 personal files
00:16:31.180 the Secret
00:16:31.860 Service is all
00:16:32.500 around there
00:16:32.980 we can't
00:16:34.820 act as if
00:16:35.460 you don't get
00:16:36.160 both sides
00:16:36.740 of this
00:16:37.080 the Democrats
00:16:37.820 want to have
00:16:38.680 both sides
00:16:39.280 of it
00:16:39.520 and they
00:16:39.840 want to be
00:16:40.220 able to say
00:16:40.640 Trump was
00:16:41.340 horrible
00:16:41.680 but our guy
00:16:42.540 who did the
00:16:43.060 same thing
00:16:43.620 is perfect
00:16:44.420 and I don't
00:16:45.420 know I don't
00:16:46.020 think people
00:16:46.440 are falling
00:16:46.860 for that
00:16:47.260 I don't
00:16:48.060 think the
00:16:48.440 American people
00:16:49.020 are falling
00:16:49.400 for it
00:16:49.800 I think
00:16:50.440 there's a
00:16:50.800 chance
00:16:51.220 that people
00:16:52.020 fall back
00:16:52.700 to neither
00:16:53.460 one of these
00:16:53.960 things really
00:16:54.480 matter
00:16:54.840 and that's
00:16:56.040 probably the
00:16:56.520 best case
00:16:56.900 scenario for
00:16:57.400 the Biden
00:16:57.700 administration
00:16:58.120 at this
00:16:58.520 point
00:16:58.720 they just
00:16:59.680 stop with
00:17:00.340 the criticism
00:17:00.820 of the
00:17:01.260 Trump stuff
00:17:01.900 they just
00:17:02.400 back off
00:17:02.920 of it
00:17:03.200 act like
00:17:03.820 it never
00:17:04.160 happened
00:17:04.600 you know
00:17:05.360 put it
00:17:05.660 down the
00:17:05.960 memory hole
00:17:06.480 and hope
00:17:06.840 everyone
00:17:07.120 forgets
00:17:07.560 well the
00:17:07.980 reason
00:17:09.140 Republicans
00:17:09.780 and
00:17:10.640 conservatives
00:17:11.120 are making
00:17:11.740 such a
00:17:12.600 big deal
00:17:13.420 about the
00:17:14.080 Biden
00:17:14.380 scandal
00:17:14.900 and these
00:17:16.360 documents
00:17:17.000 is because
00:17:17.840 they made
00:17:19.060 such a
00:17:20.280 federal case
00:17:21.260 out of the
00:17:21.900 Trump stuff
00:17:22.920 at Mar-a-Lago
00:17:23.920 and you
00:17:24.840 if you're
00:17:25.500 if you're
00:17:26.160 going to get
00:17:27.040 crazy about
00:17:27.900 Trump having
00:17:28.640 classified documents
00:17:30.020 when he can
00:17:30.560 declassify him
00:17:31.540 as president
00:17:32.080 and they're
00:17:33.280 claiming that
00:17:33.960 that Biden
00:17:34.900 can do the
00:17:35.480 same thing
00:17:35.900 as vice
00:17:36.420 president
00:17:36.800 which isn't
00:17:37.360 true
00:17:37.740 but there
00:17:39.320 are some
00:17:39.840 executive
00:17:41.280 order that
00:17:41.980 Obama
00:17:42.580 signed
00:17:44.520 but it's
00:17:46.080 still
00:17:46.360 unconstitutional
00:17:47.300 for a
00:17:47.760 vice president
00:17:48.400 to do
00:17:48.800 that
00:17:49.060 but if
00:17:50.360 you're
00:17:50.480 going to
00:17:50.580 make such
00:17:50.980 a big
00:17:51.220 deal out
00:17:51.600 of it
00:17:51.780 with
00:17:51.940 Trump
00:17:52.200 it's
00:17:52.460 got to
00:17:52.740 be the
00:17:53.020 same
00:17:53.240 kind
00:17:53.480 of
00:17:53.600 deal
00:17:53.860 with
00:17:54.140 Biden
00:17:54.540 and
00:17:55.460 and
00:17:55.780 they're
00:17:56.180 but
00:17:56.620 they're
00:17:56.900 just
00:17:57.080 like
00:17:57.240 well
00:17:57.540 you
00:17:57.720 weren't
00:17:57.960 this
00:17:58.140 upset
00:17:58.420 about
00:17:58.640 the
00:17:58.800 Trump
00:17:59.040 stuff
00:17:59.400 I
00:18:01.040 know
00:18:01.260 but
00:18:01.540 you
00:18:01.780 were
00:18:02.140 okay
00:18:02.680 so
00:18:03.140 we're
00:18:03.500 just
00:18:03.700 trying
00:18:03.880 to
00:18:04.000 keep
00:18:04.160 you
00:18:04.280 consistent
00:18:04.760 is
00:18:05.120 that
00:18:05.260 possible
00:18:05.780 at
00:18:06.000 all
00:18:07.740 more
00:18:08.960 coming
00:18:09.220 up
00:18:09.380 one
00:18:09.680 minute
00:18:09.920 you
00:18:12.940 know
00:18:13.140 of
00:18:13.700 course
00:18:13.920 life
00:18:14.240 is
00:18:14.380 busy
00:18:14.660 and
00:18:15.220 something
00:18:15.500 like
00:18:15.700 switching
00:18:15.980 from
00:18:16.200 one
00:18:16.380 mobile
00:18:16.640 carrier
00:18:16.940 to
00:18:17.160 another
00:18:17.440 sounds
00:18:17.940 like
00:18:18.260 kind
00:18:18.560 of
00:18:18.640 a
00:18:18.740 big
00:18:18.880 hassle
00:18:19.240 but
00:18:19.980 I
00:18:20.060 also
00:18:20.260 bet
00:18:20.480 you
00:18:20.620 know
00:18:20.720 you're
00:18:21.000 not
00:18:21.360 thrilled
00:18:21.680 with
00:18:22.000 your
00:18:22.180 current
00:18:22.480 service
00:18:22.960 you're
00:18:23.520 probably
00:18:23.840 less
00:18:24.180 thrilled
00:18:24.400 about
00:18:24.580 paying
00:18:24.820 money
00:18:25.060 to
00:18:25.300 big
00:18:25.600 companies
00:18:26.000 that
00:18:26.240 then
00:18:26.480 donate
00:18:26.900 to
00:18:27.200 leftist
00:18:27.700 causes
00:18:28.060 all
00:18:28.300 the
00:18:28.380 things
00:18:28.540 that
00:18:28.660 you
00:18:28.820 stand
00:18:29.280 against
00:18:30.200 these
00:18:30.520 companies
00:18:30.920 are
00:18:31.240 using
00:18:31.540 your
00:18:31.800 money
00:18:32.140 to
00:18:32.860 advance
00:18:37.740 so
00:18:38.180 why
00:18:38.380 not
00:18:38.560 go
00:18:38.680 with
00:18:38.860 Patriot
00:18:39.320 Mobile
00:18:39.580 Patriot
00:18:40.040 Mobile
00:18:40.240 has
00:18:40.740 a
00:18:40.900 performance
00:18:41.320 guarantee
00:18:41.740 if
00:18:42.080 you're
00:18:42.200 not
00:18:42.380 happy
00:18:42.620 with
00:18:42.800 your
00:18:42.940 coverage
00:18:43.380 you
00:18:43.960 can
00:18:44.100 switch
00:18:44.380 among
00:18:44.540 the
00:18:44.680 three
00:18:44.840 major
00:18:45.080 carriers
00:18:45.800 for
00:18:46.140 free
00:18:46.520 Patriot
00:18:47.260 Mobile
00:18:47.460 shares
00:18:47.820 your
00:18:48.020 values
00:18:48.400 and
00:18:48.600 won't
00:18:48.820 send
00:18:49.020 your
00:18:49.160 hard
00:18:49.420 earned
00:18:49.600 money
00:18:49.880 to
00:18:50.340 aid
00:18:50.620 in
00:18:50.760 the
00:18:50.860 destruction
00:18:51.340 of
00:18:51.660 America
00:18:52.000 which
00:18:52.260 seems
00:18:52.700 like
00:18:52.900 a
00:18:53.160 low
00:18:53.360 bar
00:18:53.600 for
00:18:53.780 a
00:18:53.920 company
00:18:54.140 to
00:18:54.320 clear
00:18:54.600 but
00:18:54.860 these
00:18:55.220 days
00:18:55.620 I
00:18:56.860 find
00:18:58.140 a
00:18:58.300 company
00:18:58.540 that
00:18:58.720 can
00:18:58.940 actually
00:18:59.240 pull
00:18:59.460 that
00:18:59.640 off
00:18:59.960 Patriot
00:19:00.680 Mobile
00:19:00.880 is
00:19:01.020 one
00:19:01.180 of
00:19:01.280 them
00:19:01.380 and
00:19:01.780 they
00:19:02.000 are
00:19:02.180 a
00:19:02.320 fantastic
00:19:02.700 company
00:19:03.160 their
00:19:03.700 100%
00:19:04.420 US
00:19:04.740 based
00:19:05.040 customer
00:19:05.500 service
00:19:05.840 team
00:19:06.100 makes
00:19:06.300 switching
00:19:06.560 easy
00:19:06.980 so
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00:19:31.000 Stu for
00:19:31.260 Glenn
00:19:31.500 on the
00:19:31.820 Glenn Beck
00:19:32.140 program
00:19:32.580 you know
00:19:33.800 one of the
00:19:35.280 things that
00:19:36.020 we know
00:19:36.460 about
00:19:36.900 Joe Biden
00:19:37.580 is that
00:19:38.480 well he
00:19:39.220 grew up
00:19:39.520 in a
00:19:39.880 in a
00:19:40.300 Puerto
00:19:40.500 Rican
00:19:40.760 neighborhood
00:19:41.140 right
00:19:41.840 he
00:19:42.860 grew up
00:19:43.640 in
00:19:44.160 a
00:19:44.780 black
00:19:45.060 church
00:19:45.620 in a
00:19:46.940 Puerto
00:19:47.140 Rican
00:19:47.420 neighborhood
00:19:47.880 I
00:19:48.260 guess
00:19:48.680 and
00:19:50.540 and
00:19:51.360 so he
00:19:51.780 he should
00:19:52.300 be super
00:19:52.780 comfortable
00:19:53.280 at a
00:19:53.800 black
00:19:54.000 church
00:19:54.400 right
00:19:54.900 I mean
00:19:55.340 he
00:19:55.780 he knows
00:19:56.660 them
00:19:56.980 like the
00:19:57.540 back of
00:19:57.860 his
00:19:58.000 hand
00:19:58.380 because
00:19:58.740 he's
00:19:59.000 been there
00:19:59.320 so often
00:19:59.920 I mean
00:20:00.740 he just
00:20:01.500 said
00:20:01.880 that he
00:20:02.440 went to
00:20:03.000 he went
00:20:03.680 to
00:20:03.880 catholic
00:20:04.640 mass
00:20:04.960 every
00:20:05.180 morning
00:20:05.500 through
00:20:06.340 high
00:20:06.820 school
00:20:07.140 and
00:20:07.400 college
00:20:07.760 at
00:20:08.000 730
00:20:08.500 730
00:20:09.080 every
00:20:09.340 morning
00:20:09.620 he's
00:20:10.300 right
00:20:10.520 there
00:20:10.740 sitting
00:20:11.000 in a
00:20:11.260 pew
00:20:11.460 enjoying
00:20:13.260 mass
00:20:13.740 and then
00:20:14.560 of course
00:20:14.860 he went
00:20:15.100 to the
00:20:15.300 black
00:20:15.500 church
00:20:15.780 so
00:20:17.000 he went
00:20:17.500 to
00:20:17.600 multiple
00:20:18.100 churches
00:20:18.640 per
00:20:18.960 day
00:20:19.260 every
00:20:19.540 day
00:20:19.800 yeah
00:20:20.140 did you
00:20:21.580 believe
00:20:21.880 that
00:20:22.100 Pat
00:20:22.340 oh
00:20:22.840 well he
00:20:23.700 said it
00:20:24.140 didn't
00:20:24.560 he
00:20:24.820 so no
00:20:25.800 so no
00:20:26.400 if he
00:20:27.420 said it
00:20:27.760 I don't
00:20:28.000 believe it
00:20:28.400 that's
00:20:28.660 basically
00:20:28.940 the way
00:20:29.300 the safest
00:20:30.120 way to
00:20:30.440 operate
00:20:30.720 with Joe
00:20:31.060 Biden
00:20:31.300 but he
00:20:32.000 was just
00:20:32.740 at a
00:20:33.200 black
00:20:33.420 church
00:20:33.760 and I
00:20:34.520 couldn't
00:20:34.860 help but
00:20:35.260 notice how
00:20:35.840 comfortable
00:20:36.220 he seemed
00:20:37.140 really
00:20:37.560 yeah because
00:20:38.160 he's so
00:20:38.480 used to
00:20:38.900 it
00:20:39.200 yeah
00:20:39.380 again
00:20:39.900 he went
00:20:40.560 there
00:20:40.720 every day
00:20:41.240 and he
00:20:41.960 practically
00:20:42.380 lived at
00:20:43.100 a black
00:20:43.420 church
00:20:43.780 and so
00:20:44.320 he knows
00:20:45.240 what to do
00:20:45.780 when the
00:20:46.200 black choir
00:20:46.800 starts singing
00:20:47.740 and he
00:20:48.760 starts jamming
00:20:49.680 man
00:20:50.020 he and
00:20:50.900 Raphael
00:20:51.380 Warnock
00:20:51.880 at a black
00:20:52.460 church
00:20:52.800 together
00:20:53.180 look at
00:20:57.560 it
00:20:57.760 look at
00:20:58.820 it
00:20:58.960 does he
00:21:00.280 look
00:21:00.780 comfortable
00:21:01.260 or what
00:21:02.460 I don't
00:21:06.360 know what
00:21:06.820 to do
00:21:07.940 he's lost
00:21:12.340 man
00:21:12.740 he is
00:21:13.120 lost
00:21:13.980 that's
00:21:14.560 incredible
00:21:15.140 he was
00:21:18.000 looking around
00:21:18.520 as if he's
00:21:19.040 like where
00:21:19.820 did the
00:21:20.160 ice cream
00:21:20.660 truck go
00:21:21.340 right
00:21:21.820 I'm not
00:21:23.000 wearing any
00:21:23.560 pants
00:21:24.140 so bad
00:21:28.560 but does
00:21:29.200 that not
00:21:29.800 emphasize
00:21:30.540 how true
00:21:32.100 his stories
00:21:32.840 are that
00:21:33.520 you know
00:21:33.860 the black
00:21:34.280 church
00:21:34.600 and being
00:21:34.860 there all
00:21:35.200 the time
00:21:35.480 he seems
00:21:36.660 as comfortable
00:21:37.280 like he said
00:21:39.260 in his
00:21:39.800 mother's
00:21:40.140 kitchen
00:21:40.400 or something
00:21:40.880 because
00:21:41.480 he knows
00:21:42.600 what to
00:21:42.920 do
00:21:43.100 you know
00:21:43.280 it's funny
00:21:43.660 African-American
00:21:45.280 voters are
00:21:46.000 largely
00:21:46.560 responsible
00:21:47.180 for Joe
00:21:48.760 Biden winning
00:21:49.400 the candidacy
00:21:50.740 for the
00:21:51.080 Democrats
00:21:51.480 they came
00:21:52.360 in big
00:21:52.860 in South
00:21:53.220 Carolina
00:21:53.880 and were
00:21:55.100 very
00:21:55.480 he gets
00:21:56.320 good numbers
00:21:57.200 among black
00:21:58.400 voters
00:21:58.700 that saved
00:21:59.580 him
00:21:59.760 and then
00:22:00.780 he continued
00:22:01.620 to you know
00:22:02.500 utilize
00:22:03.100 high percentages
00:22:04.080 of black
00:22:05.100 voters to
00:22:05.860 advance
00:22:06.560 through that
00:22:07.420 field
00:22:07.800 and you
00:22:08.960 just
00:22:09.180 why
00:22:09.920 I don't
00:22:10.580 know
00:22:10.780 of all
00:22:11.340 people
00:22:11.780 I don't
00:22:13.380 I just
00:22:13.940 don't understand
00:22:14.520 the connection
00:22:15.140 there
00:22:15.380 he doesn't
00:22:15.760 he's never
00:22:16.160 done anything
00:22:16.740 for them
00:22:17.180 obviously
00:22:17.460 he's been a
00:22:17.820 complete failure
00:22:18.400 and everything
00:22:18.700 he's ever
00:22:19.020 tried to
00:22:19.460 accomplish
00:22:19.740 in his
00:22:19.960 entire life
00:22:20.460 and quite
00:22:20.800 the opposite
00:22:21.240 he's said
00:22:22.200 things that
00:22:22.820 are just
00:22:23.300 flat out
00:22:23.960 racist
00:22:24.560 over and
00:22:25.760 over
00:22:26.300 yeah I
00:22:27.780 don't
00:22:27.960 I mean his
00:22:28.420 big closing
00:22:29.460 argument to
00:22:29.980 black voters
00:22:30.480 was if you
00:22:30.900 don't vote
00:22:31.200 for me
00:22:31.480 you ain't
00:22:31.860 black
00:22:32.280 yeah
00:22:32.920 that was
00:22:33.580 his big
00:22:33.960 like hey
00:22:34.700 yeah now
00:22:35.800 you're gonna
00:22:36.120 vote for me
00:22:36.620 right
00:22:36.920 I mean that
00:22:37.900 was his
00:22:38.460 big moment
00:22:39.000 in the sun
00:22:39.660 it's amazing
00:22:41.720 really incredible
00:22:42.620 all right
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00:24:11.840 it's Pat and
00:24:19.700 Stu for Glenn
00:24:20.220 on the
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00:24:20.700 program
00:24:21.020 and joined
00:24:22.520 by Jeffy
00:24:23.180 for some
00:24:24.520 reason
00:24:24.780 I don't know
00:24:25.420 why he came
00:24:26.560 in here
00:24:27.020 well you guys
00:24:27.920 are down the
00:24:28.260 hall
00:24:28.420 I thought I
00:24:28.760 stopped by
00:24:29.300 oh okay
00:24:29.960 remind you to
00:24:30.920 you know
00:24:31.240 listen to
00:24:31.860 my show
00:24:32.440 Chewing the
00:24:33.200 Fat
00:24:33.480 oh you
00:24:33.860 have a show
00:24:34.180 yeah every
00:24:35.220 day
00:24:35.440 Chewing the
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00:24:36.360 available
00:24:37.040 wherever you
00:24:37.480 get your
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00:24:38.140 huh
00:24:38.560 yeah
00:24:39.700 who knows
00:24:40.240 still
00:24:40.580 yeah
00:24:41.120 okay
00:24:41.840 surprisingly
00:24:42.760 yes
00:24:43.480 I wasn't
00:24:43.820 sure if that
00:24:44.060 was like a
00:24:44.360 retroactive
00:24:45.080 promo
00:24:46.100 but again
00:24:47.160 let me ask
00:24:47.620 you this
00:24:47.980 question
00:24:48.380 now it's
00:24:49.180 still on
00:24:49.640 but have
00:24:51.740 you been
00:24:52.220 able to keep
00:24:52.860 the price
00:24:53.600 low
00:24:54.160 have you been
00:24:54.960 able to
00:24:55.520 because I
00:24:56.040 know you've
00:24:56.340 been fighting
00:24:56.920 for a long
00:24:57.400 time
00:24:57.580 you have
00:24:58.000 no idea
00:24:58.540 how I
00:24:59.100 know
00:24:59.340 behind
00:24:59.860 the scenes
00:25:00.260 I understand
00:25:00.840 do you
00:25:01.800 I don't
00:25:02.360 think you
00:25:02.660 do
00:25:02.840 they want
00:25:03.180 to charge
00:25:03.540 a hefty
00:25:04.080 price
00:25:04.400 for your
00:25:05.060 for your
00:25:05.620 podcast
00:25:06.160 but you
00:25:06.980 have fought
00:25:07.480 them every
00:25:08.160 step of the
00:25:08.920 way as it's
00:25:09.520 still been
00:25:09.980 successful
00:25:10.440 and for
00:25:10.900 for the
00:25:11.520 listeners
00:25:11.920 right now
00:25:12.700 today
00:25:13.160 yeah
00:25:13.560 right now
00:25:14.180 today
00:25:14.460 I can
00:25:14.800 promise
00:25:15.140 that you
00:25:15.520 can subscribe
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00:25:16.640 wow
00:25:17.060 wow
00:25:17.600 what a
00:25:18.000 deal
00:25:18.400 incredible
00:25:19.020 you're
00:25:20.440 welcome
00:25:20.880 that's
00:25:21.900 incredible
00:25:22.200 hey so
00:25:24.080 what did
00:25:24.380 you think
00:25:24.780 of Alec Baldwin
00:25:25.840 being charged
00:25:26.440 with involuntary
00:25:28.240 manslaughter
00:25:28.800 two charges
00:25:29.380 two
00:25:29.800 all right
00:25:30.200 two charges
00:25:30.700 of involuntary
00:25:31.340 manslaughter
00:25:31.760 along with
00:25:32.400 Hannah Gutierrez
00:25:33.400 read the
00:25:33.840 armor
00:25:34.200 she definitely
00:25:36.120 should go down
00:25:37.160 for it
00:25:37.460 I mean it's
00:25:37.800 her gig
00:25:38.620 but I hate
00:25:39.920 having to be on
00:25:40.620 Alec Baldwin's
00:25:41.460 side
00:25:42.400 it's not a fun
00:25:43.360 place to be
00:25:43.880 having to be
00:25:44.920 on his side
00:25:46.100 because I love
00:25:46.800 his work
00:25:47.340 I've always loved
00:25:48.140 his work
00:25:48.540 but he's such
00:25:49.260 an elitist
00:25:50.220 douche
00:25:50.800 oh he is
00:25:51.500 that it drives
00:25:52.440 me insane
00:25:53.200 such a
00:25:54.940 just maddening
00:25:56.180 it drives me
00:25:57.140 insane
00:25:57.480 but should
00:25:58.080 he be charged
00:25:58.680 with this
00:25:59.180 yes
00:25:59.500 no
00:25:59.920 no he
00:26:01.580 should
00:26:01.780 I think
00:26:02.220 had he not
00:26:02.980 been
00:26:03.560 innocent
00:26:04.180 until proven
00:26:05.040 guilty
00:26:05.440 willy nilly
00:26:06.120 about
00:26:06.600 it's not
00:26:07.220 mine
00:26:07.460 I don't
00:26:07.760 have any
00:26:08.060 responsibility
00:26:08.660 I didn't
00:26:09.220 hold the
00:26:09.620 gun
00:26:09.880 I didn't
00:26:10.480 pull the
00:26:11.000 trigger
00:26:11.420 I didn't
00:26:11.920 aim it
00:26:12.360 I didn't
00:26:12.680 do anything
00:26:13.360 yeah
00:26:13.720 really
00:26:14.260 the lying
00:26:15.040 hurts him
00:26:15.640 yes
00:26:16.100 it does
00:26:16.840 you know
00:26:17.100 because he
00:26:17.780 came out
00:26:18.400 and said
00:26:18.620 he didn't
00:26:19.120 pull the
00:26:19.460 trigger
00:26:19.680 now of
00:26:20.020 course
00:26:20.140 we don't
00:26:20.720 we didn't
00:26:21.180 see the
00:26:21.700 video
00:26:22.020 but the
00:26:23.100 he said
00:26:23.760 he didn't
00:26:24.100 point it
00:26:24.480 or pull
00:26:25.040 the trigger
00:26:25.340 which is
00:26:26.220 obviously
00:26:26.480 impossible
00:26:27.280 did it
00:26:27.560 come out
00:26:27.720 the side
00:26:28.080 of the
00:26:28.300 gun
00:26:28.520 I mean
00:26:28.800 I know
00:26:29.660 I mean
00:26:29.940 that's the
00:26:30.300 scene
00:26:30.460 we watch
00:26:30.840 shows all
00:26:31.340 the time
00:26:31.720 the guns
00:26:31.740 don't just
00:26:32.160 shoot
00:26:32.340 themselves
00:26:32.760 no we
00:26:33.160 watch shows
00:26:33.680 all the
00:26:33.960 time
00:26:34.220 where guns
00:26:34.620 are pointed
00:26:35.000 at the
00:26:35.360 camera
00:26:35.760 they're
00:26:36.160 pointed
00:26:36.420 at people
00:26:36.920 all the
00:26:37.240 time
00:26:37.420 and I
00:26:37.640 know
00:26:37.860 that
00:26:38.040 there's
00:26:38.280 protocols
00:26:38.740 and I
00:26:39.660 got it
00:26:39.980 that everybody
00:26:40.400 is supposed
00:26:40.840 to
00:26:41.040 okay it's
00:26:41.680 empty
00:26:41.880 it's
00:26:42.080 empty
00:26:42.300 it's
00:26:42.500 empty
00:26:42.700 it's
00:26:42.900 empty
00:26:43.060 and there's
00:26:43.400 80,000
00:26:44.160 protocols
00:26:44.780 to go
00:26:45.140 through
00:26:45.340 before we
00:26:45.880 shoot a
00:26:46.240 scene
00:26:46.540 I got
00:26:47.220 it
00:26:47.600 does that
00:26:48.280 happen
00:26:48.580 every time
00:26:49.180 well I mean
00:26:49.800 probably today
00:26:50.600 it does
00:26:51.120 but prior
00:26:51.860 to that
00:26:52.440 I don't
00:26:53.940 know if it
00:26:54.280 does
00:26:54.520 because it's
00:26:55.360 happened
00:26:55.620 before
00:26:56.060 it happened
00:26:56.680 to
00:26:56.980 right
00:26:57.800 it did
00:26:58.300 happen
00:26:58.500 before
00:26:58.860 to Lee
00:26:59.900 right
00:27:00.220 yeah
00:27:00.580 so
00:27:02.040 and then
00:27:03.200 now how
00:27:03.920 many years
00:27:04.420 was it
00:27:04.800 until
00:27:05.040 you know
00:27:05.540 we heard
00:27:05.840 about it
00:27:06.100 happening
00:27:06.340 again
00:27:06.640 so you
00:27:07.080 know
00:27:07.180 maybe
00:27:07.360 protocols
00:27:07.980 got
00:27:08.440 lackadaisical
00:27:09.420 and we
00:27:09.840 started
00:27:10.320 thinking about
00:27:10.820 it
00:27:10.920 right
00:27:11.140 but that's
00:27:11.760 not
00:27:11.980 I'm sorry
00:27:13.420 that's not
00:27:13.900 Alex
00:27:14.220 it's really
00:27:14.960 hard to
00:27:15.640 blame the
00:27:16.300 guy who
00:27:17.080 gets handed
00:27:17.700 a gun
00:27:18.200 told that
00:27:19.280 it is
00:27:19.560 does not
00:27:20.220 have a
00:27:20.560 live bullet
00:27:20.980 in it
00:27:21.700 for even
00:27:22.240 if he did
00:27:22.700 pull the
00:27:22.980 trigger
00:27:23.160 I honestly
00:27:23.740 think that
00:27:24.280 if he
00:27:24.980 had just
00:27:25.800 said that
00:27:27.160 I think
00:27:27.840 he'd be
00:27:28.080 fine
00:27:28.380 look I
00:27:29.100 had a
00:27:30.100 gun
00:27:30.300 that I
00:27:31.500 was told
00:27:32.800 did not
00:27:33.080 have a
00:27:33.280 bullet
00:27:33.440 in it
00:27:33.640 or that
00:27:33.940 was a
00:27:34.200 cold
00:27:34.440 gun
00:27:34.720 is what
00:27:34.960 they
00:27:35.080 call
00:27:35.280 it
00:27:35.400 a
00:27:35.920 cold
00:27:36.200 gun
00:27:36.520 I
00:27:37.160 did
00:27:37.440 not
00:27:37.720 think
00:27:37.980 that
00:27:38.140 this
00:27:38.300 was
00:27:38.520 possible
00:27:39.080 I
00:27:39.400 was
00:27:39.560 told
00:27:39.920 by
00:27:40.140 two
00:27:40.440 experts
00:27:41.980 he said
00:27:47.020 I would
00:27:47.440 never
00:27:47.820 point a
00:27:48.400 gun
00:27:48.580 and squeeze
00:27:49.080 it
00:27:49.320 at
00:27:49.600 someone
00:27:50.600 it's
00:27:50.860 like
00:27:50.960 wait a
00:27:51.340 minute
00:27:51.400 we could
00:27:51.920 pull out
00:27:52.260 movies
00:27:52.720 where
00:27:53.060 this
00:27:53.600 happened
00:27:53.980 a hundred
00:27:54.240 times
00:27:54.520 he's
00:27:55.260 drawing
00:27:55.560 the line
00:27:56.440 between
00:27:56.760 real life
00:27:57.400 and fantasy
00:27:58.000 and trying
00:27:58.800 to say
00:27:59.620 I'd never
00:28:00.000 point a
00:28:00.340 gun
00:28:00.480 at anyone
00:28:00.940 yeah
00:28:01.240 but he's
00:28:01.560 saying it
00:28:01.940 on set
00:28:02.540 which is
00:28:03.740 ridiculous
00:28:04.120 obviously
00:28:04.560 you would
00:28:05.120 do that
00:28:05.500 and it
00:28:05.900 would be
00:28:06.120 okay
00:28:06.400 to do
00:28:06.740 it
00:28:07.300 it
00:28:07.720 is
00:28:08.340 okay
00:28:08.620 so
00:28:09.280 you have
00:28:10.720 an
00:28:10.860 armorer
00:28:11.400 on a
00:28:11.800 set
00:28:12.000 for
00:28:12.240 a
00:28:12.440 reason
00:28:12.740 to
00:28:12.940 make
00:28:13.220 sure
00:28:13.640 the
00:28:14.280 only
00:28:14.600 bullets
00:28:15.260 that go
00:28:15.640 in this
00:28:15.960 gun
00:28:16.160 are
00:28:16.300 blanks
00:28:16.760 right
00:28:16.920 yeah
00:28:17.140 and you
00:28:17.820 know
00:28:17.900 so
00:28:18.060 that
00:28:18.320 person
00:28:18.660 is
00:28:18.820 obviously
00:28:19.280 responsible
00:28:19.780 one of the
00:28:20.500 things they're doing with him though
00:28:21.660 and I think this is
00:28:23.420 I don't know this is evidence of another phenomenon but he but he they're saying
00:28:27.220 well he's a producer of the movie so therefore he's responsible for what goes on on set now we all know that Alec Baldwin is probably a producer in this movie in name only right like he's is he really managing the ins and outs of of of of of of every single person that's higher
00:28:41.800 hired on the same he's managing the do people around him you know he's not doing any of it and you know he's probably working on the creative parts of the of the project but you know look he's not a legitimate you know he's not he's a producer in name only this they give these titles to stars all the time and that's burning him here in some ways I think this is the reverse phenomenon of what we see so often where a famous person gets treated super super well and somehow gets off when you and I like the Hunter Biden thing we would never get away with
00:29:09.060 I mean Jeff you've done all the things Hunter Biden's done you would never get away
00:29:11.880 and so many more
00:29:13.120 and so many more
00:29:13.900 but you would never get away if they found your laptop obviously someone a police officer finds your laptop you're going to jail for you know centuries
00:29:21.080 but thank you Jeffy for not being naked anywhere near as many times as Hunter Biden
00:29:25.960 that's true
00:29:26.380 well you haven't seen those
00:29:27.180 no then thank you for that
00:29:28.720 thank you
00:29:28.860 because we don't want to
00:29:30.080 but I think this might be an example of the the alternate here where because he's famous they're really throwing the book at him
00:29:37.280 I mean one of the charges
00:29:38.560 that's what I mean he's just his latest douche it's like okay we're in charge of this guy
00:29:42.500 yeah I think because he lied because he went on TV and ran his mouth like an idiot which obviously every attorney would tell him not to have done
00:29:49.220 he screwed himself up they brought more attention to this thing and
00:29:52.680 I think so
00:29:53.280 they're going after him I mean one of the charges is 18 months in prison
00:29:57.000 but there's a firearm escalation on it which turns it not only from 18 months to five years but makes the five years mandatory
00:30:04.840 now one of the satisfying parts of this I will say
00:30:07.700 is this is the type of thing
00:30:10.740 that he'd be all for
00:30:11.820 that he would be all for
00:30:12.700 this is a gun control law
00:30:14.520 yeah
00:30:14.940 the gun could make it impossible for the person who makes a mistake and has a gun
00:30:19.120 yes
00:30:19.440 well escalate it there and make it five years so we can yell at the gun owners
00:30:23.460 who were you know this happens all the time and it winds up burning liberals all the time
00:30:27.720 the people who get affected by gun control laws are not the law abiding citizen in rural you know
00:30:33.540 uh Iowa who who would have the NRA convention yeah
00:30:37.680 they're they're usually young minority people in cities who wind up getting burned by all these gun control laws because
00:30:45.600 maybe they're not all that well versed they're young they take a gun from somebody they know
00:30:50.480 they do something stupid and they wind up getting 10 times the penalty because of liberals throwing them in jail at 18 years old until they're 30
00:30:57.520 but this situation is it's kind of like the laws that Alec Baldwin argues for
00:31:02.280 are the laws that might put him in prison for five years
00:31:04.920 that's kind of satisfying
00:31:06.920 and I
00:31:07.220 almost you're almost convincing
00:31:10.660 you're almost convincing me that I want him to do it
00:31:13.940 is he going to go to trial probably not
00:31:15.860 I mean they probably settle
00:31:17.280 right he probably he probably settles for you know
00:31:20.660 a year probation and pays a big fine and everybody walks away from this right
00:31:26.260 yeah
00:31:26.540 Gutierrez Reed you know probably goes to jail does some time she deserves that needs to happen
00:31:32.100 yeah she's the armorer right
00:31:33.400 yes
00:31:33.680 and it's interesting because there's three people here that are
00:31:36.360 the one guy already bled out
00:31:38.180 yeah that's not what they're going to get to which is interesting because
00:31:39.980 I think you can make the argument he's the most guilty here
00:31:42.460 he's the one that actually handed the gun
00:31:44.340 he's the one that said it was a cold gun when it wasn't
00:31:47.220 now she should have been responsible enough to make sure there was no live ammunition on set
00:31:51.640 but she as far as I understand the story did not actually approve this gun as cold to be handed to him at this time
00:31:57.200 yeah she was the assistant director who did that and he's the guy who's now going to testify against Baldwin and he got six months of probation right
00:32:06.480 he didn't get any jail time at all right and I could think you could argue he was the worst one
00:32:10.280 right
00:32:10.560 this is the same thing that happened in Enron
00:32:11.820 the guy who the guy who came on to the other side was like I'll testify against my co-workers
00:32:16.540 uh it was Andrew Fastow he got the least of the penalties and he was I'm in my view the most guilty
00:32:21.740 this happens all the freaking time
00:32:23.960 the one thing I do want though and I I I don't think Alex would be you know should be tried and I think it's silly
00:32:31.300 but as long as we're it's gonna happen I want the perp walk
00:32:34.300 oh yeah
00:32:35.560 I want him being arrested
00:32:37.660 and I it should it shouldn't be like the the perp walk from the car to the building
00:32:41.400 it should be like a three and a half mile per perp walk
00:32:43.720 they should just drop him off in the middle of the city
00:32:45.640 maybe from his house in Vermont to New Mexico
00:32:47.840 yeah
00:32:48.180 and then you know what after that let him go
00:32:51.020 yeah
00:32:51.500 oh you know what you're free now
00:32:52.540 just a perp walk from from from New Mexico back to his house
00:32:56.040 I can get on board for that
00:32:59.380 I think I could too
00:33:00.520 that would be a fun
00:33:01.180 that would be fun
00:33:01.640 I want I want someone driving next to him
00:33:03.760 oh absolutely
00:33:04.300 with a webcam
00:33:04.740 we've got to stream this
00:33:05.920 you know and we get to all just tune in over a multi-week period as he tries to make it home from New Mexico
00:33:10.840 that's the law
00:33:13.580 that's how our legal system should work
00:33:16.420 awesome
00:33:16.920 but if he goes up the river for five years for this
00:33:19.960 can't we attribute some of them to him just being a douchebag
00:33:23.420 yes
00:33:24.260 yeah
00:33:24.500 we'll just say okay
00:33:25.540 yeah it's probably not
00:33:26.820 I'm not sure that's exactly justice
00:33:29.280 but it's good enough
00:33:30.600 because he's not a good guy
00:33:31.840 no he's not
00:33:32.500 remember when he called his 11 year old daughter a thoughtless rude little pig
00:33:37.000 I did
00:33:37.580 and you know
00:33:38.100 remember that
00:33:38.500 it was just announced
00:33:39.460 yeah it was just announced that she's pregnant now
00:33:41.820 she's gonna have a baby
00:33:43.100 and he's all happy that he's gonna be
00:33:44.380 you know he's gonna have a granddaughter I think
00:33:46.540 yeah
00:33:46.980 and I was thinking
00:33:48.380 I was reminded of that phone call
00:33:50.580 and I played the whole thing
00:33:52.140 it was bad
00:33:54.080 it's terrible
00:33:54.820 and I know I guess we've
00:33:56.120 I guess we've kind of forgiven
00:33:57.240 and now he's gonna pay for it
00:33:58.300 we're okay
00:33:59.000 we're okay with each other
00:34:01.020 I don't know how you ever get over that though
00:34:03.560 having your parent do that to you
00:34:05.940 as a child
00:34:07.480 as an 11 year old child
00:34:08.780 I don't know how you repair that damage
00:34:10.440 for real
00:34:10.860 she's been
00:34:11.040 she's talked about that before
00:34:12.440 Ireland
00:34:13.240 Ireland Baldwin
00:34:14.360 she moved on
00:34:16.560 a long time ago
00:34:17.560 I don't think so though
00:34:18.660 she said she did
00:34:19.520 I know
00:34:20.000 she might have wounds
00:34:20.900 I know what we said
00:34:21.840 she moved on a long time ago
00:34:23.220 I mean it's tough
00:34:23.980 look I have never
00:34:24.840 I've never heard anything like it though
00:34:26.320 no it was one of the worst things
00:34:27.520 I've ever heard a parent do
00:34:28.500 for sure
00:34:29.280 and of course there's horrible physical abuse
00:34:31.160 that's worse than this
00:34:31.960 but I mean when you
00:34:32.520 of course
00:34:32.800 he was just absolutely
00:34:34.160 you know
00:34:34.860 out of control
00:34:35.660 out of control at this point
00:34:36.780 and
00:34:37.240 you never say things like that
00:34:38.460 to your children
00:34:39.020 now hopefully
00:34:39.860 he doesn't do that anymore
00:34:41.380 and you know
00:34:42.080 it's been a long time
00:34:42.980 and he's volatile like that
00:34:44.800 he is
00:34:45.280 you just never know
00:34:46.840 when he's gonna snap
00:34:48.120 why there's a good chunk of me
00:34:49.240 that just doesn't believe
00:34:50.260 his story on this
00:34:51.160 I know
00:34:51.520 you know
00:34:51.900 and I don't know if that's fair
00:34:53.100 but it's like
00:34:54.140 he's so erratic
00:34:56.100 if this woman
00:34:57.980 pissed him off
00:34:59.380 for some reason
00:35:00.080 you could totally see him
00:35:02.040 I could totally see this happening
00:35:04.320 in a way that
00:35:05.140 would explain
00:35:06.000 these ridiculous charges
00:35:07.360 and maybe they have more evidence
00:35:08.660 than we know
00:35:09.200 you know
00:35:09.400 maybe they have
00:35:10.120 maybe
00:35:10.500 witnesses that are going to testify
00:35:12.540 that actually he was waving the gun
00:35:14.080 around erratically
00:35:14.900 he was threatening
00:35:15.700 he was angry
00:35:16.600 and that's where this is gonna land
00:35:18.640 maybe that's why they went this way
00:35:19.940 I mean
00:35:19.980 if that's the case then
00:35:21.300 then it's fine
00:35:22.760 then you can get the five years
00:35:23.700 you have to
00:35:24.380 even though
00:35:25.180 again
00:35:25.660 he probably didn't think
00:35:27.640 he was going to kill this person
00:35:29.020 if you're being that
00:35:30.320 if that
00:35:31.120 that negligent
00:35:32.840 a lot of times
00:35:34.140 it doesn't matter
00:35:34.660 what your intent was
00:35:35.640 yeah maybe
00:35:36.000 I mean
00:35:36.480 we have to get the testimony
00:35:37.960 of
00:35:38.680 the
00:35:39.820 the other person
00:35:41.360 that was shot
00:35:42.000 right
00:35:42.260 the
00:35:42.460 the director
00:35:43.300 that was shot
00:35:44.380 that wasn't
00:35:45.560 fatally
00:35:46.280 killed
00:35:46.960 like Helena Hutchins
00:35:47.880 right
00:35:48.300 so he was there
00:35:48.940 and he would be the one
00:35:49.760 that would be
00:35:51.080 you know
00:35:51.980 a witness
00:35:52.640 to what actually happened
00:35:54.060 yeah
00:35:54.760 and I'm sure there were
00:35:55.640 quite a few witnesses there
00:35:56.940 right
00:35:57.280 it's a movie scene
00:35:58.440 you had
00:35:58.880 well
00:35:59.500 this was some sort of
00:36:01.080 practice scene
00:36:01.960 though
00:36:02.140 that they were going through
00:36:03.300 to get the scene right
00:36:04.640 so I don't think
00:36:05.780 I think they were the only ones
00:36:07.460 there
00:36:08.320 at the time
00:36:09.520 at least that's what they
00:36:10.220 originally said
00:36:10.780 maybe they weren't
00:36:11.540 maybe that's
00:36:12.040 you know
00:36:12.720 they do have more facts
00:36:13.800 than that
00:36:14.260 if this was like
00:36:15.220 the movie scenarios
00:36:17.140 that Stu was talking
00:36:18.440 about yesterday
00:36:19.060 where they used movie footage
00:36:20.500 tragic tragedies
00:36:22.240 on the set
00:36:22.940 and then just put them
00:36:24.240 in the movie
00:36:24.720 would that be something
00:36:25.820 someone gets killed
00:36:26.660 in the middle of the shoot
00:36:27.940 they just use it
00:36:28.600 for the promotional material
00:36:29.740 like a guy got eaten
00:36:30.780 by a shark
00:36:31.360 they just changed the movie
00:36:32.340 the name of the movie
00:36:33.520 to shark
00:36:34.260 and then
00:36:35.300 and then literally
00:36:36.760 through the movie
00:36:37.360 and the guy
00:36:38.180 used the bloody scene
00:36:39.560 on the promotional footage
00:36:41.880 yeah
00:36:42.560 Jeffy would totally do that
00:36:44.640 absolutely
00:36:45.240 why wouldn't you do that
00:36:47.500 why wouldn't you
00:36:48.700 we're honoring his work
00:36:50.240 first of all
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00:38:33.700 The Glenn Beck Program
00:38:37.780 Oh you know what
00:38:53.100 had another celebrity death
00:38:55.640 there's been
00:38:56.580 a ton of them lately
00:38:58.440 hasn't there
00:38:58.880 there has
00:38:59.480 and I was hoping
00:39:00.520 that you did
00:39:01.540 haven't
00:39:02.120 you know
00:39:02.640 dedicated the entire show
00:39:04.020 to him
00:39:04.680 I know how much
00:39:05.160 you loved him
00:39:05.700 David Crosby
00:39:06.880 David Crosby
00:39:07.680 loved him
00:39:08.260 dead at 81
00:39:09.160 Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
00:39:10.300 just can't get enough
00:39:12.080 of them
00:39:12.960 by the only one
00:39:14.980 by the only one
00:39:15.840 in the room
00:39:16.180 no you are not
00:39:16.800 okay good
00:39:17.700 good
00:39:18.340 because man
00:39:19.400 no you are not
00:39:20.300 love me some David
00:39:21.460 Crosby
00:39:22.820 and some Stills
00:39:24.960 and some Nash
00:39:25.840 and Young
00:39:26.800 Young too
00:39:27.640 Neil Young
00:39:28.440 awesome
00:39:29.820 what did he die of
00:39:31.240 what happened
00:39:31.640 he was 81
00:39:32.580 I know
00:39:33.240 he's done heroin
00:39:34.120 and cocaine
00:39:35.020 struck down in the prime
00:39:35.660 of his life
00:39:36.300 he's been gone to
00:39:37.280 all kinds of rehab
00:39:38.420 he's gone through
00:39:39.320 several livers
00:39:40.480 I think like four
00:39:41.600 I think he's
00:39:42.540 I think he's been through
00:39:44.160 four or five livers
00:39:45.900 probably true
00:39:46.900 yeah
00:39:47.260 I'm not really sure
00:39:48.580 but we lost him
00:39:50.440 yeah
00:39:50.940 rest in peace
00:39:52.020 and I was surprised
00:39:52.960 to see that
00:39:53.720 Reed Hastings
00:39:55.400 is resigning
00:39:56.960 from Netflix
00:39:57.980 yeah as co-CEO
00:39:59.040 of Netflix
00:39:59.580 oh wow
00:40:00.460 that's pretty incredible
00:40:01.580 he's been a strong
00:40:02.520 CEO for them
00:40:03.500 yeah
00:40:04.080 brought him a long way
00:40:05.460 so
00:40:06.020 I mean
00:40:06.600 Netflix was his baby
00:40:07.900 really
00:40:08.260 yeah
00:40:08.700 yeah
00:40:09.040 though he did try to sell it
00:40:10.280 to Blockbuster
00:40:10.820 for like $8
00:40:11.500 and Blockbuster said no
00:40:13.600 that's good
00:40:14.940 kind of a big mistake
00:40:16.380 kind of a big mistake
00:40:17.180 by Blockbuster
00:40:17.700 but also would have been
00:40:18.500 a big mistake
00:40:18.980 by Reed Hastings
00:40:19.680 at the time
00:40:21.100 it was not $8
00:40:22.640 but it was like
00:40:23.320 you know
00:40:23.660 a couple hundred million
00:40:24.420 I think
00:40:24.780 it was a really small amount
00:40:26.280 well compared to what
00:40:27.480 it became
00:40:28.200 yeah
00:40:28.380 at the time
00:40:29.360 it was a
00:40:29.860 you know
00:40:30.160 it was huge
00:40:30.760 it would have been
00:40:31.540 a big thing
00:40:32.100 I mean I know
00:40:32.700 it's you know
00:40:33.360 tough being a CEO
00:40:34.860 of a you know
00:40:36.040 huge company like that
00:40:37.860 but one would think
00:40:39.120 that perhaps
00:40:39.740 there was a little
00:40:40.320 behind the scenes
00:40:41.160 business going on
00:40:42.220 from Reed
00:40:42.720 to just step down
00:40:43.800 like that
00:40:44.460 what does that mean
00:40:46.800 a little behind the scenes
00:40:48.620 business
00:40:49.120 normally when those CEOs
00:40:50.460 step down like that
00:40:51.680 out of the blue
00:40:52.320 there's a little business
00:40:53.760 going on
00:40:54.280 that's going to be
00:40:54.840 talked about
00:40:55.360 I think Netflix
00:40:56.460 has gone through
00:40:56.980 some struggles
00:40:57.600 over the past couple
00:40:58.380 years
00:40:58.640 that could be
00:40:59.160 from the girl
00:41:01.020 down the hall
00:41:01.580 really
00:41:03.480 by the way
00:41:04.120 we should point out
00:41:04.800 Jeffy has no
00:41:05.900 inside information
00:41:06.700 he's speculating
00:41:07.900 and you should not
00:41:09.120 sue anyone other than
00:41:10.140 Jeffy if you want to
00:41:11.460 Reed
00:41:11.720 we love you
00:41:12.740 we love your
00:41:13.180 programming
00:41:13.600 we think you're
00:41:14.280 completely
00:41:14.700 completely
00:41:15.780 devoid of
00:41:16.640 well any problems
00:41:17.700 or scandals
00:41:18.480 in your life
00:41:18.960 right
00:41:19.240 but Jeffy has
00:41:20.140 other thoughts
00:41:21.040 apparently
00:41:21.400 yes
00:41:21.800 the Glenn Beck
00:41:26.840 program
00:41:27.440 American Society
00:41:28.400 of Healthcare
00:41:28.900 Pharmacists
00:41:29.580 this is the group
00:41:30.700 that tracks the
00:41:31.780 production of
00:41:32.420 medications
00:41:32.860 around the world
00:41:33.520 they declared
00:41:34.220 a worldwide
00:41:34.940 shortage
00:41:35.340 of antibiotics
00:41:36.200 specifically
00:41:37.000 amoxicillin
00:41:37.980 that's kind of
00:41:38.560 a big one
00:41:39.160 I don't know
00:41:39.540 if you know
00:41:39.720 that
00:41:39.900 combats
00:41:40.560 all kinds
00:41:41.200 of infections
00:41:41.860 and in some
00:41:42.900 cases
00:41:43.080 you can't
00:41:43.480 get it
00:41:43.740 right now
00:41:44.160 if you ask
00:41:45.460 me
00:41:45.740 honestly
00:41:46.100 that's
00:41:46.440 a terrifying
00:41:47.140 picture
00:41:48.580 of the future
00:41:49.140 the Jace
00:41:49.900 case
00:41:50.160 from Jace
00:41:50.720 Medical
00:41:51.000 is a great
00:41:51.380 way to keep
00:41:51.760 yourself prepared
00:41:52.400 for the worst
00:41:52.980 it's a pack
00:41:53.600 of five
00:41:54.100 different courses
00:41:54.980 of antibiotics
00:41:56.000 that you can
00:41:57.100 use to treat
00:41:57.900 a long list
00:41:58.580 of bacterial
00:41:59.120 illnesses
00:41:59.580 like you know
00:42:00.360 UTIs
00:42:01.080 respiratory infections
00:42:02.020 sinusitis
00:42:02.700 skin infections
00:42:03.480 and a lot more
00:42:04.120 it's a great
00:42:04.860 way to be
00:42:05.280 ready for
00:42:05.740 shortages
00:42:06.120 and it's
00:42:06.680 perfect for
00:42:07.120 traveling
00:42:07.500 so check it
00:42:08.840 out at
00:42:09.280 Jace case
00:42:09.920 this is
00:42:10.560 something you
00:42:11.340 can get
00:42:11.580 right now
00:42:12.020 to make
00:42:12.300 sure you're
00:42:12.600 prepared
00:42:12.980 for the
00:42:13.820 future
00:42:14.080 don't get
00:42:14.460 unprepared
00:42:15.120 do get
00:42:15.760 caught
00:42:15.980 unprepared
00:42:16.480 go to
00:42:16.780 jacemedical.com
00:42:17.780 use the
00:42:18.100 offer code
00:42:18.540 BEC10
00:42:19.100 at checkout
00:42:19.840 for 10 bucks
00:42:20.400 off your order
00:42:20.900 it's jacemedical.com
00:42:22.360 offer code
00:42:22.800 is BEC10
00:42:23.920 got no room
00:42:49.980 to compromise
00:42:51.380 what you're
00:43:12.200 about to hear
00:43:13.000 is the fusion
00:43:13.960 of entertainment
00:43:14.660 and enlightenment
00:43:16.140 this is
00:43:18.140 the Glenn Beck
00:43:19.280 program
00:43:19.880 Pat and Stu
00:43:23.360 for Glenn
00:43:23.720 today
00:43:24.060 this is
00:43:24.780 great news
00:43:25.500 the investigation
00:43:26.380 into the
00:43:27.820 leaker
00:43:28.220 of the
00:43:29.340 Supreme Court
00:43:29.940 decision
00:43:30.460 is over
00:43:33.220 now
00:43:33.500 and they've
00:43:34.220 reached a
00:43:34.620 conclusion
00:43:35.060 so that's
00:43:35.800 we'll get
00:43:36.460 into that
00:43:36.920 we'll tell
00:43:37.280 you about
00:43:37.500 that
00:43:37.760 and more
00:43:39.520 in 60
00:43:41.020 seconds
00:43:41.440 what's
00:43:44.500 what's the
00:43:44.580 one thing
00:43:44.900 villains
00:43:45.380 throughout
00:43:45.820 history
00:43:46.240 have all
00:43:47.060 had on
00:43:47.460 their side
00:43:47.900 when the
00:43:48.660 time came
00:43:49.240 to spread
00:43:49.660 tyranny
00:43:50.060 it's the
00:43:50.960 same thing
00:43:51.280 that the
00:43:51.540 world economic
00:43:52.100 forum has
00:43:52.660 on its
00:43:53.200 side
00:43:53.580 this week
00:43:54.720 in Davos
00:43:55.300 that thing
00:43:55.740 is complacency
00:43:56.680 enough people
00:43:57.640 will do
00:43:58.120 nothing
00:43:58.640 for them
00:43:59.400 to succeed
00:43:59.940 what do
00:44:00.900 we do
00:44:01.400 when the
00:44:01.680 next bad
00:44:02.160 guy comes
00:44:02.680 along
00:44:03.040 just sit
00:44:03.480 there
00:44:03.720 do we
00:44:04.240 own
00:44:04.980 nothing
00:44:05.380 and we
00:44:06.260 be happy
00:44:06.980 about it
00:44:07.480 well where
00:44:08.420 does it
00:44:08.620 all end
00:44:08.940 what can
00:44:09.300 we do
00:44:09.580 about it
00:44:09.940 we need
00:44:10.200 to educate
00:44:10.560 ourselves
00:44:10.980 it's a
00:44:11.300 long-term
00:44:11.700 project
00:44:12.120 and our
00:44:12.500 kids need
00:44:13.020 to know
00:44:13.480 the fundamental
00:44:14.480 foundations
00:44:15.180 of our
00:44:15.880 country
00:44:16.240 and our
00:44:16.560 belief
00:44:16.800 system
00:44:17.180 it's where
00:44:17.740 the Tuttle
00:44:18.120 Twins
00:44:18.440 come in
00:44:18.880 their new
00:44:19.300 book
00:44:19.520 the guide
00:44:19.960 to modern
00:44:20.520 villains
00:44:21.000 shows how
00:44:21.780 22 modern
00:44:22.600 villains
00:44:22.920 people like
00:44:23.340 Mao
00:44:24.080 rose to
00:44:24.900 power
00:44:25.220 to celebrate
00:44:26.320 the launch
00:44:26.780 of their
00:44:26.960 new book
00:44:27.320 the Tuttle
00:44:27.660 Twins
00:44:27.900 have their
00:44:28.260 whole guidebook
00:44:29.180 series on
00:44:29.960 sale right
00:44:30.420 now
00:44:30.680 if you go
00:44:31.380 to
00:44:31.520 tuttletwins
00:44:32.140 beck.com
00:44:32.860 you can
00:44:33.060 get these
00:44:33.340 books right
00:44:33.740 now on
00:44:34.220 sale this
00:44:34.640 week only
00:44:35.180 tuttletwins
00:44:36.140 beck.com
00:44:37.000 get the
00:44:37.560 books that
00:44:37.840 will teach
00:44:38.220 your kids
00:44:38.660 important
00:44:39.260 lessons
00:44:39.620 my kids
00:44:40.080 love these
00:44:40.860 books we
00:44:41.240 read them
00:44:41.520 together all
00:44:41.920 the time
00:44:42.280 tuttletwins
00:44:43.240 beck.com
00:44:44.420 so the
00:44:49.300 investigation
00:44:49.860 into who
00:44:51.320 leaked the
00:44:52.180 information on
00:44:52.900 the Roe v
00:44:53.600 Wade decision
00:44:54.820 who leaked
00:44:55.880 that they've
00:44:57.540 investigated it
00:44:58.620 and could not
00:45:00.480 figure it out
00:45:01.220 I can't believe
00:45:04.000 it I can't
00:45:04.760 believe that's
00:45:05.140 what they came
00:45:05.560 back with
00:45:06.040 it's incredible
00:45:06.680 it is
00:45:07.560 can it really
00:45:09.020 be that hard
00:45:09.700 to figure that
00:45:10.340 out
00:45:10.620 I mean just
00:45:12.020 think about this
00:45:12.500 for a second
00:45:12.800 how does this
00:45:13.300 document get to
00:45:14.180 in the hands
00:45:14.740 what is it
00:45:15.120 Politico I
00:45:15.660 think that
00:45:15.900 actually printed
00:45:16.420 it
00:45:16.640 how does it
00:45:18.060 get in their
00:45:18.340 hands
00:45:18.580 it wasn't
00:45:20.000 like a
00:45:20.480 reprint
00:45:21.120 like where
00:45:21.800 someone typed
00:45:22.640 it all out
00:45:23.240 like for
00:45:23.680 example
00:45:24.060 maybe you're
00:45:25.900 in front of
00:45:26.200 a computer
00:45:26.560 you see it
00:45:27.200 there
00:45:27.500 you're some
00:45:28.160 staffer
00:45:28.660 you take
00:45:29.040 photos with
00:45:30.140 your phone
00:45:30.620 of a computer
00:45:31.160 screen
00:45:31.580 and they can
00:45:32.540 see the text
00:45:33.140 send it over
00:45:33.840 there they
00:45:34.180 reprint it
00:45:34.820 right like
00:45:35.200 that this
00:45:35.780 was the actual
00:45:36.260 document
00:45:36.760 yeah
00:45:37.320 so this
00:45:38.300 document must
00:45:38.920 have been
00:45:39.360 either pulled
00:45:39.940 off of a
00:45:40.440 drive sent
00:45:41.800 by email or
00:45:42.840 some other
00:45:43.140 form
00:45:43.500 or
00:45:44.440 printed out
00:45:46.560 and a
00:45:47.620 physical copy
00:45:48.440 removed from
00:45:50.160 the Supreme
00:45:50.780 Court offices
00:45:51.480 that's pretty
00:45:52.780 much it
00:45:53.300 either way
00:45:53.900 or a hack
00:45:54.520 which is they
00:45:55.180 did not out
00:45:55.740 they did not
00:45:56.480 completely rule
00:45:57.240 that out but
00:45:57.780 they did not
00:45:58.140 see any evidence
00:45:58.760 of a hack
00:45:59.180 so whichever
00:46:01.940 method they
00:46:03.320 used
00:46:03.780 there's gonna
00:46:04.560 be traces
00:46:05.080 left behind
00:46:05.640 that you can
00:46:06.020 track
00:46:06.360 I would
00:46:06.700 think so
00:46:07.220 so how
00:46:07.600 did they
00:46:07.880 not track
00:46:08.560 it back
00:46:09.000 to the
00:46:09.300 person who
00:46:09.760 did it
00:46:10.260 incredible
00:46:11.320 now maybe
00:46:12.020 they were
00:46:13.200 so loose
00:46:13.680 with this
00:46:13.980 stuff that
00:46:14.540 you know
00:46:15.340 a bunch
00:46:15.640 of different
00:46:16.020 people had
00:46:16.580 copies of
00:46:17.120 the document
00:46:17.580 and one
00:46:18.260 of them
00:46:18.460 brought it
00:46:18.780 home made
00:46:19.220 a photocopy
00:46:19.880 and that
00:46:20.360 was it
00:46:20.700 you know
00:46:21.320 it's
00:46:21.480 possible
00:46:22.000 but if
00:46:23.300 so that's
00:46:24.160 a real
00:46:24.420 problem
00:46:24.780 with security
00:46:25.320 at the
00:46:25.680 Supreme
00:46:25.880 Court
00:46:26.220 I mean
00:46:27.200 I
00:46:27.400 no kidding
00:46:28.160 again I
00:46:28.820 just I'm
00:46:29.760 flabbergasted
00:46:30.420 by how
00:46:30.840 this is all
00:46:31.800 available it
00:46:32.380 should not
00:46:32.660 be possible
00:46:33.260 to do
00:46:33.860 any digital
00:46:34.680 way would
00:46:35.040 be traceable
00:46:35.620 you think
00:46:36.320 if you're
00:46:37.200 in if
00:46:37.800 you're on
00:46:38.200 the system
00:46:38.740 of the
00:46:39.080 Supreme
00:46:39.380 Court
00:46:39.600 you have
00:46:40.000 this document
00:46:40.640 unless they're
00:46:41.120 just emailing
00:46:41.880 it around
00:46:42.220 to a million
00:46:42.660 different people
00:46:43.260 how could
00:46:43.620 this get
00:46:43.920 out
00:46:44.200 and then
00:46:45.640 the fact
00:46:45.960 that they
00:46:46.180 can't come
00:46:46.520 up with
00:46:46.760 anything
00:46:47.180 no no
00:46:48.340 leads
00:46:48.740 nothing
00:46:49.180 no information
00:46:50.080 they really
00:46:51.280 came up
00:46:51.760 with a giant
00:46:52.340 zilch
00:46:53.300 after almost
00:46:53.920 a year
00:46:54.480 of not
00:46:55.840 knowing
00:46:56.160 who this
00:46:56.700 is
00:46:57.120 what
00:46:57.360 happened
00:46:57.780 and
00:46:58.380 everybody's
00:46:59.000 waiting
00:46:59.380 kind of
00:46:59.800 with bated
00:47:00.220 breath
00:47:00.560 to find
00:47:01.020 out
00:47:01.420 okay
00:47:01.780 when are
00:47:02.080 we gonna
00:47:02.280 I thought
00:47:03.080 we'd find
00:47:03.560 out
00:47:03.940 I don't
00:47:05.060 before
00:47:05.340 the actual
00:47:05.760 decision
00:47:07.980 came out
00:47:08.640 before they
00:47:09.120 officially
00:47:09.740 released it
00:47:10.360 I thought
00:47:10.600 they're gonna
00:47:10.860 find this
00:47:11.300 person
00:47:11.600 and we're
00:47:12.440 gonna know
00:47:12.780 soon
00:47:13.100 and we
00:47:13.980 still don't
00:47:14.980 what was
00:47:15.380 it March
00:47:15.800 was it
00:47:16.200 March
00:47:16.420 when that
00:47:16.840 happened
00:47:17.140 or May
00:47:18.380 it was
00:47:18.920 either in
00:47:19.280 March or
00:47:19.640 May
00:47:19.840 and
00:47:21.220 hard to
00:47:22.680 believe
00:47:22.960 that here
00:47:23.700 we are
00:47:24.060 going into
00:47:25.560 February
00:47:26.080 yeah we
00:47:26.860 investigated
00:47:27.400 couldn't
00:47:27.720 find
00:47:27.960 anything
00:47:28.200 so let
00:47:29.580 me ask
00:47:29.840 you an
00:47:30.000 important
00:47:30.220 question
00:47:30.580 all right
00:47:31.000 are we
00:47:31.440 there
00:47:31.720 are we
00:47:32.600 at the
00:47:32.980 point where
00:47:33.380 we get
00:47:33.660 to start
00:47:34.120 wildly
00:47:34.840 speculating
00:47:35.380 with conspiracy
00:47:35.920 theories
00:47:36.280 can I do
00:47:36.620 it
00:47:36.780 yes
00:47:37.360 is it
00:47:37.720 okay
00:47:37.900 I'm gonna
00:47:38.300 this is the
00:47:38.720 time
00:47:38.860 this is the
00:47:39.220 okay
00:47:39.420 time
00:47:39.600 yes
00:47:40.140 so do
00:47:41.040 you have
00:47:41.420 a wild
00:47:41.780 I do
00:47:42.200 have one
00:47:42.720 would you
00:47:43.000 like to
00:47:43.260 hear it
00:47:43.520 I'd love
00:47:43.860 to hear
00:47:44.180 it
00:47:44.280 okay
00:47:44.520 if let's
00:47:47.120 say
00:47:47.360 not an
00:47:49.180 aide
00:47:49.640 not an
00:47:51.080 intern
00:47:51.740 not a
00:47:53.200 just somebody
00:47:54.420 who had
00:47:54.900 the janitor
00:47:56.000 who works
00:47:56.940 at the
00:47:57.140 Supreme
00:47:57.340 Court
00:47:57.540 if it
00:47:58.180 wasn't one
00:47:58.480 of those
00:47:58.720 people
00:47:58.960 and let's
00:47:59.440 just say
00:47:59.920 it was an
00:48:01.140 actual Supreme
00:48:02.120 Court justice
00:48:02.840 who just
00:48:03.480 emailed it out
00:48:04.400 of their
00:48:04.640 account to
00:48:05.160 somebody
00:48:05.540 to Politico
00:48:06.500 directly
00:48:07.060 and let's
00:48:08.760 just I mean
00:48:09.480 for
00:48:09.920 just speculation
00:48:11.780 here since
00:48:13.080 that's what
00:48:13.440 we're doing
00:48:13.940 let's say
00:48:14.900 that person's
00:48:15.480 name was
00:48:15.780 Sonia Sotomayor
00:48:16.860 okay
00:48:17.780 let's just say
00:48:18.680 you're just
00:48:19.200 picking a name
00:48:20.200 out of the
00:48:20.960 nine
00:48:21.340 I could have
00:48:21.740 said John
00:48:22.280 Smith
00:48:22.580 but I picked
00:48:23.180 Sonia Sotomayor
00:48:24.280 and John
00:48:25.080 Smith isn't a
00:48:25.920 Supreme Court
00:48:26.340 justice
00:48:26.680 so that wouldn't
00:48:27.280 have made
00:48:27.540 sense
00:48:27.720 it wouldn't
00:48:28.080 have made
00:48:28.300 sense
00:48:28.500 but you know
00:48:28.820 I just
00:48:29.100 came up
00:48:29.400 with a first
00:48:29.820 name that
00:48:30.120 popped into
00:48:30.480 my head
00:48:30.900 okay
00:48:31.180 and that
00:48:31.540 was the
00:48:31.880 one
00:48:32.120 not Clarence
00:48:33.320 Thomas
00:48:33.560 no
00:48:34.200 I don't
00:48:34.900 not
00:48:35.220 I don't
00:48:35.820 okay
00:48:36.500 Sonia Sotomayor
00:48:37.460 that's the
00:48:38.160 name that
00:48:38.540 fits this
00:48:39.120 particular
00:48:39.700 wild example
00:48:40.560 no
00:48:41.600 no
00:48:41.980 okay
00:48:42.780 let's say
00:48:43.440 Sonia Sotomayor
00:48:44.580 emailed from
00:48:45.400 her gmail
00:48:46.300 to Politico
00:48:48.080 and they just
00:48:49.460 put it in the
00:48:50.000 in their
00:48:50.620 publication
00:48:51.160 and after this
00:48:52.220 investigation
00:48:52.680 that's exactly
00:48:53.580 what they
00:48:54.120 found
00:48:54.780 let's just
00:48:55.740 say that
00:48:56.180 happened
00:48:56.500 okay
00:48:56.880 this would
00:48:57.500 be incredibly
00:48:58.600 damaging to
00:48:59.400 the Supreme
00:48:59.860 Court
00:49:00.140 yeah
00:49:00.320 wouldn't
00:49:00.600 it
00:49:00.760 because it's
00:49:01.680 not just
00:49:02.220 some aid
00:49:02.840 trying to
00:49:03.320 get attention
00:49:03.880 or trying
00:49:04.300 this is
00:49:04.880 some
00:49:05.100 the reveal
00:49:06.880 of such
00:49:07.760 pathetic
00:49:09.060 and blatant
00:49:09.920 ideology
00:49:10.560 that the
00:49:11.600 person who
00:49:12.200 would do
00:49:12.660 such a
00:49:13.180 thing
00:49:13.500 should not
00:49:13.860 even be on
00:49:14.380 the Supreme
00:49:14.720 Court
00:49:15.060 in the first
00:49:15.440 place
00:49:15.760 right
00:49:16.060 from the
00:49:16.580 U.S.
00:49:16.980 Supreme
00:49:17.240 Court
00:49:17.500 yes
00:49:18.280 and I
00:49:19.140 think
00:49:19.420 let's just
00:49:20.280 say
00:49:20.600 you had
00:49:21.400 an
00:49:22.900 institutionalist
00:49:24.140 like
00:49:24.740 John Roberts
00:49:26.700 we'll call
00:49:27.060 what again
00:49:27.640 making up
00:49:28.040 names
00:49:28.400 John Roberts
00:49:30.640 and it
00:49:31.500 just so
00:49:31.880 happened
00:49:32.220 that
00:49:33.280 a
00:49:33.760 John Roberts
00:49:34.560 happens to
00:49:35.720 be the
00:49:36.600 chief justice
00:49:38.200 of the
00:49:38.580 U.S.
00:49:38.840 Supreme Court
00:49:39.280 yeah
00:49:39.580 it's weird
00:49:40.380 so it's weird
00:49:40.860 to pick that
00:49:41.500 name
00:49:41.900 I don't
00:49:42.160 follow it
00:49:42.600 okay
00:49:42.900 so let's
00:49:43.420 just say
00:49:44.040 that when
00:49:45.460 the investigation
00:49:46.440 came back
00:49:47.740 the person
00:49:49.240 who maybe
00:49:50.200 was in
00:49:50.640 charge
00:49:51.200 John Roberts
00:49:52.900 says this
00:49:54.200 would do too
00:49:54.760 much damage
00:49:55.220 to the court
00:49:55.680 we need to
00:49:56.080 just throw
00:49:56.740 this in
00:49:57.020 the trash
00:49:57.420 I'm not
00:49:59.820 saying that
00:50:00.680 that happened
00:50:01.280 because as
00:50:01.980 I said
00:50:02.320 we are in
00:50:02.680 a complete
00:50:03.500 speculation
00:50:04.140 period here
00:50:05.120 we're just
00:50:05.980 making up
00:50:06.420 conspiracy
00:50:06.840 theories
00:50:07.260 and to
00:50:07.800 be true
00:50:08.440 about it
00:50:08.880 I don't
00:50:09.500 have evidence
00:50:10.040 that this
00:50:10.440 occurred
00:50:10.740 I want to
00:50:11.300 make sure
00:50:11.640 I'm not
00:50:11.920 just
00:50:12.100 speculation
00:50:13.200 along those
00:50:13.800 lines
00:50:14.020 and I
00:50:15.800 do not
00:50:16.360 find it
00:50:16.900 completely
00:50:17.360 implausible
00:50:18.040 that this
00:50:18.400 is what
00:50:18.620 happened
00:50:18.940 I don't
00:50:19.580 find it
00:50:20.080 at all
00:50:20.840 implausible
00:50:21.640 it's more
00:50:22.620 plausible
00:50:23.220 than yeah
00:50:23.940 we just
00:50:24.340 find anything
00:50:25.140 yeah
00:50:25.620 we couldn't
00:50:26.240 find anybody
00:50:27.000 I don't
00:50:27.760 know what
00:50:28.140 happened
00:50:28.560 it's more
00:50:29.360 plausible
00:50:29.860 than that
00:50:30.640 it really
00:50:31.600 is
00:50:31.920 I you know
00:50:33.180 from the
00:50:34.220 beginning
00:50:34.580 I was
00:50:35.600 very very
00:50:37.420 suspicious
00:50:38.160 of Sotomayor
00:50:40.080 and her
00:50:40.600 aides
00:50:41.020 you know
00:50:41.960 right off
00:50:42.540 the bat
00:50:42.840 you know
00:50:43.120 she is
00:50:43.480 again in
00:50:44.040 a different
00:50:44.500 category
00:50:45.060 than other
00:50:45.800 liberal
00:50:46.580 justices
00:50:47.160 she is
00:50:48.220 an idiot
00:50:49.260 yeah
00:50:50.300 she is
00:50:50.880 not
00:50:51.300 she is
00:50:52.260 not on
00:50:52.920 the same
00:50:53.620 she's not
00:50:55.060 in the same
00:50:55.600 universe
00:50:56.360 as Elena
00:50:57.120 Kagan
00:50:57.460 who is
00:50:57.980 very liberal
00:50:58.860 but very
00:50:59.460 smart
00:50:59.960 yeah
00:51:00.580 you know
00:51:00.840 this is
00:51:01.220 this is
00:51:02.100 and Kagan
00:51:02.540 has made
00:51:02.960 some rulings
00:51:03.700 or been
00:51:04.480 part of
00:51:04.960 rulings
00:51:05.460 that have
00:51:05.840 really surprised
00:51:06.480 me
00:51:06.720 yeah
00:51:06.940 a couple
00:51:07.420 of times
00:51:07.840 but that
00:51:08.880 almost never
00:51:09.560 happens with
00:51:10.340 the liberals
00:51:11.000 in the court
00:51:11.700 totally
00:51:12.120 it's exactly
00:51:12.820 what the
00:51:13.200 situation is
00:51:13.880 she and
00:51:14.260 she's an
00:51:14.620 embarrassment
00:51:15.040 she really
00:51:15.680 is
00:51:16.020 she's an
00:51:16.780 embarrassment
00:51:17.160 to the
00:51:17.480 court
00:51:17.860 Sotomayor
00:51:18.520 Sotomayor
00:51:19.340 not Kagan
00:51:19.800 again
00:51:20.360 it's liberal
00:51:20.960 but you know
00:51:21.780 respectful
00:51:22.500 you can
00:51:23.460 respect
00:51:24.120 Elena
00:51:24.680 Kagan
00:51:25.040 and have
00:51:26.260 some
00:51:26.420 credibility
00:51:26.800 you can't
00:51:27.220 do that
00:51:27.460 with
00:51:27.600 Sonia
00:51:27.940 Sotomayor
00:51:28.640 she's just
00:51:29.040 terrible
00:51:29.400 I mean
00:51:29.620 she's
00:51:29.820 she is
00:51:30.380 she's
00:51:30.840 just a
00:51:31.980 she is
00:51:32.820 your
00:51:33.080 run-of-the-mill
00:51:34.220 boilerplate
00:51:35.580 Huffington Post
00:51:36.860 editor
00:51:37.420 who's working
00:51:38.260 on the
00:51:38.480 Supreme Court
00:51:38.980 exactly
00:51:39.500 like she's
00:51:40.200 just that
00:51:40.620 is who
00:51:40.880 she is
00:51:41.320 and you
00:51:42.080 know
00:51:42.240 it's
00:51:43.080 it's
00:51:43.840 embarrassing
00:51:44.340 it's
00:51:44.880 embarrassing
00:51:45.300 and
00:51:45.660 so
00:51:46.580 it fits
00:51:47.700 exactly
00:51:48.460 with what
00:51:49.000 you'd
00:51:49.240 think
00:51:49.480 Sonia
00:51:49.880 Sotomayor
00:51:50.300 would do
00:51:50.740 in this
00:51:51.000 situation
00:51:51.360 having no
00:51:51.880 respect
00:51:52.220 for the
00:51:52.540 institution
00:51:53.100 just a
00:51:54.280 liberal
00:51:54.600 activist
00:51:55.120 who found
00:51:55.700 herself
00:51:56.100 in a
00:51:56.420 lifetime
00:51:56.820 appointment
00:51:57.460 in a
00:51:58.560 job
00:51:58.820 she should
00:51:59.320 not have
00:51:59.900 that's
00:52:00.760 who
00:52:00.900 Sonia
00:52:01.200 Sotomayor
00:52:01.880 is
00:52:02.280 I don't
00:52:03.060 know if
00:52:03.380 Ketanji
00:52:03.820 Brown
00:52:04.060 Jackson
00:52:04.420 is that
00:52:05.020 I don't
00:52:05.360 think
00:52:05.640 she is
00:52:06.140 I don't
00:52:06.880 know that
00:52:07.100 she's
00:52:07.380 maybe as
00:52:08.260 talented
00:52:09.300 or intelligent
00:52:09.980 as Elena
00:52:10.680 Kagan
00:52:11.080 but she
00:52:13.100 seems to
00:52:14.040 be
00:52:14.460 smarter
00:52:15.300 than
00:52:15.560 Sonia
00:52:15.840 Sotomayor
00:52:16.400 by you
00:52:16.980 know
00:52:17.180 leaps
00:52:17.620 and bounds
00:52:18.200 again
00:52:18.800 Sotomayor
00:52:19.580 is
00:52:19.860 special
00:52:20.520 and she
00:52:22.000 is a
00:52:22.760 unique
00:52:23.360 in her
00:52:24.460 terribleness
00:52:25.080 yes
00:52:25.440 she's special
00:52:26.080 in her
00:52:26.720 terribleness
00:52:27.260 yes she
00:52:27.840 is unique
00:52:28.420 she is not
00:52:29.440 the normal
00:52:30.120 liberal judge
00:52:30.900 you can't
00:52:31.420 just put
00:52:31.800 them all
00:52:32.140 together
00:52:32.440 she is
00:52:33.240 different
00:52:33.680 and I
00:52:34.560 don't know
00:52:35.120 speculating
00:52:36.620 on her
00:52:37.340 bending
00:52:39.400 the rules
00:52:40.100 I don't
00:52:40.460 think is
00:52:40.840 crazy
00:52:41.300 speculating
00:52:42.060 on her
00:52:42.700 thinking in
00:52:43.960 her head
00:52:44.360 oh well
00:52:44.740 this cause
00:52:45.320 is too
00:52:45.680 important
00:52:46.040 I must
00:52:46.460 do
00:52:46.680 something
00:52:47.100 blah blah
00:52:47.540 blah
00:52:47.720 she's an
00:52:48.260 activist
00:52:48.640 that's who
00:52:49.180 she is
00:52:49.720 and so
00:52:51.540 I don't
00:52:51.920 think any
00:52:52.220 of that
00:52:52.520 is without
00:52:53.340 without
00:52:54.240 reason
00:52:56.020 it's not
00:52:57.120 wild
00:52:57.820 speculation
00:52:59.900 from the
00:53:00.720 point of
00:53:01.020 there's no
00:53:01.580 reason to
00:53:02.280 believe it
00:53:02.820 like if you
00:53:03.260 were to
00:53:03.480 say like
00:53:03.880 people
00:53:04.160 there are
00:53:04.460 some people
00:53:04.780 out there
00:53:05.020 saying I
00:53:05.400 think it
00:53:05.700 was Alito
00:53:06.140 why the hell
00:53:06.700 would Alito
00:53:07.100 do this
00:53:07.500 this makes
00:53:07.760 no sense
00:53:08.320 why the hell
00:53:09.200 would Samuel
00:53:09.720 Alito ruin
00:53:10.400 his own
00:53:10.940 ruling
00:53:11.400 it doesn't
00:53:12.180 make any
00:53:12.660 sense at
00:53:13.060 all
00:53:13.260 they keep
00:53:13.960 trying to
00:53:14.280 come up
00:53:14.460 with
00:53:14.600 justifications
00:53:15.360 why a
00:53:15.780 conservative
00:53:16.100 would do
00:53:16.580 this
00:53:16.880 and no
00:53:17.700 one should
00:53:18.000 do it
00:53:18.380 if a
00:53:18.860 conservative
00:53:19.180 did do
00:53:19.700 it
00:53:19.800 first of
00:53:20.260 all it's
00:53:20.540 a really
00:53:20.800 dumb
00:53:21.260 move
00:53:21.560 because you
00:53:21.920 put the
00:53:22.400 entire thing
00:53:23.120 at risk
00:53:23.600 but you
00:53:24.560 know okay
00:53:25.080 if that
00:53:25.740 happened
00:53:26.040 those people
00:53:26.520 should be
00:53:27.080 punished
00:53:27.340 as well
00:53:27.880 I just
00:53:29.240 you know
00:53:29.760 again
00:53:30.140 it's complete
00:53:30.720 speculation
00:53:31.180 but Sonia
00:53:32.140 Sotomayor
00:53:32.540 probably just
00:53:33.200 emailed this
00:53:33.640 to Politico
00:53:34.260 I wouldn't
00:53:37.620 be surprised
00:53:38.100 but I totally
00:53:38.640 it's one of
00:53:39.320 those conspiracy
00:53:39.720 theories
00:53:40.140 I would not
00:53:41.140 be surprised
00:53:41.600 by it all
00:53:42.040 yeah
00:53:42.380 it definitely
00:53:44.320 could have
00:53:44.680 happened
00:53:45.020 but the
00:53:46.660 official ruling
00:53:47.540 yeah we
00:53:48.500 can't find
00:53:48.920 anybody who
00:53:49.420 did this
00:53:49.880 so
00:53:50.360 hmm
00:53:51.020 okay
00:53:51.940 that's
00:53:53.100 really weird
00:53:54.220 that there
00:53:55.100 was no
00:53:55.700 trace
00:53:56.260 incredible
00:53:56.660 really good
00:53:57.660 did this
00:53:58.180 I keep
00:53:58.820 coming back
00:53:59.240 to this
00:53:59.480 Pat and
00:53:59.740 there's no
00:54:00.200 one who
00:54:00.500 relates to
00:54:01.060 this more
00:54:01.400 than you
00:54:01.760 every time
00:54:03.080 Pat Gray
00:54:03.640 rolls through
00:54:04.420 a stop
00:54:04.820 sign
00:54:05.440 he there
00:54:06.700 was a cop
00:54:07.280 there to
00:54:07.740 catch him
00:54:08.100 doing it
00:54:08.480 right this
00:54:09.540 is what
00:54:09.840 happens
00:54:10.280 yes
00:54:10.760 Pat has
00:54:11.360 had been
00:54:12.100 pulled over
00:54:12.480 16 times
00:54:13.940 just since
00:54:14.500 we've been
00:54:14.840 back here
00:54:15.480 in Texas
00:54:16.100 16 times
00:54:17.280 yeah
00:54:17.660 and honestly
00:54:19.020 like your
00:54:19.680 pace has
00:54:20.200 slowed
00:54:20.680 at the beginning
00:54:21.360 it has
00:54:21.800 it was like
00:54:22.140 eight times
00:54:22.760 in the first
00:54:23.160 year
00:54:23.420 it was really
00:54:24.720 a lot
00:54:25.240 I think it
00:54:25.640 was literally
00:54:26.180 right around
00:54:26.800 there
00:54:26.980 yeah it
00:54:27.700 really was
00:54:28.120 it's incredible
00:54:29.220 but like
00:54:29.860 that's what I
00:54:30.780 feel like
00:54:31.240 it happens
00:54:31.860 in my life
00:54:32.640 if I mess
00:54:33.760 something up
00:54:34.380 if I
00:54:34.920 if I
00:54:36.020 speed
00:54:36.700 if I
00:54:38.040 roll through
00:54:38.660 a stoplight
00:54:39.500 you get caught
00:54:40.160 I'm caught
00:54:40.860 one day
00:54:41.660 Pat
00:54:41.960 I was coming
00:54:42.420 back from
00:54:42.800 a dinner
00:54:43.120 you know
00:54:44.080 relatively late
00:54:45.000 at night
00:54:45.300 on a Friday
00:54:45.720 night
00:54:46.040 came back
00:54:47.200 home
00:54:47.540 streets are
00:54:48.420 empty
00:54:48.780 not a lot
00:54:49.600 of people
00:54:49.940 around
00:54:50.360 I pull up
00:54:51.040 to a light
00:54:51.620 you know
00:54:52.440 do I roll
00:54:52.980 through it
00:54:53.300 a little bit
00:54:53.960 go take it
00:54:54.460 while I'm
00:54:54.720 taking my
00:54:55.080 right
00:54:55.380 yeah probably
00:54:56.300 a little bit
00:54:57.200 and the reason
00:54:57.760 I know that
00:54:58.360 is because
00:54:58.980 about a week
00:54:59.380 later I got
00:55:00.260 a picture
00:55:00.720 from the police
00:55:02.440 officer in the
00:55:03.100 mail that said
00:55:04.300 you blew
00:55:04.940 through this
00:55:05.300 light and then
00:55:06.180 it linked
00:55:06.940 this is real
00:55:08.020 linked to a
00:55:09.120 video of me
00:55:10.200 rolling through
00:55:10.960 the stop sign
00:55:11.720 taking a right
00:55:12.320 on red
00:55:12.660 with no one
00:55:13.260 around
00:55:13.560 yeah we
00:55:14.260 stopped that
00:55:14.800 in Texas
00:55:15.220 by the way
00:55:15.680 which is
00:55:16.040 awesome
00:55:16.580 oh they
00:55:16.940 did stop
00:55:17.260 yeah
00:55:17.440 they don't
00:55:18.560 use the
00:55:18.900 red light
00:55:19.240 they don't
00:55:19.680 use the cameras
00:55:20.280 at the
00:55:20.620 at the lights
00:55:21.320 anymore
00:55:21.620 good
00:55:22.120 no wonder
00:55:22.580 I haven't
00:55:22.820 been getting
00:55:23.060 tickets lately
00:55:23.700 yeah so you
00:55:24.480 don't have to
00:55:24.820 worry about that
00:55:25.420 anymore
00:55:25.740 but like if I
00:55:26.980 can get caught
00:55:27.700 doing that
00:55:28.640 number one
00:55:29.720 how does no
00:55:30.400 one find out
00:55:31.580 this ruling
00:55:32.220 and number two
00:55:32.900 how does
00:55:33.300 Hunter Biden
00:55:34.080 get away
00:55:34.760 with having
00:55:35.800 sex with
00:55:36.520 900 prostitutes
00:55:37.800 while doing
00:55:38.360 crack on
00:55:39.100 camera
00:55:39.500 how do
00:55:40.200 these things
00:55:40.640 happen
00:55:41.120 and how does
00:55:42.840 Joe Biden
00:55:43.600 get away with
00:55:44.300 saying
00:55:44.640 I've never
00:55:46.560 talked to
00:55:47.340 anybody about
00:55:48.320 business with
00:55:49.320 Hunter including
00:55:50.860 I've never talked
00:55:52.000 to Hunter about
00:55:52.740 his businesses
00:55:53.520 I don't even
00:55:54.160 know what he
00:55:54.560 did
00:55:55.100 I don't know
00:55:56.100 what he does
00:55:57.100 how does he
00:55:57.980 make a living
00:55:58.540 I don't know
00:55:59.400 and now even
00:56:00.920 CNN
00:56:01.420 is admitting
00:56:03.540 yeah he
00:56:05.240 he had
00:56:06.580 meetings
00:56:06.980 with
00:56:07.420 business
00:56:08.460 associates
00:56:09.220 of
00:56:10.000 Hunter
00:56:10.460 Biden
00:56:10.780 well thank
00:56:12.020 you
00:56:12.260 finally
00:56:12.760 for
00:56:13.140 verifying
00:56:13.720 that
00:56:14.020 because
00:56:14.340 we've
00:56:14.700 been
00:56:14.820 saying
00:56:15.160 it
00:56:15.320 for
00:56:15.600 several
00:56:16.520 years
00:56:17.080 now
00:56:17.560 really
00:56:18.660 amazing
00:56:19.100 do we
00:56:19.280 have
00:56:19.360 that
00:56:19.460 report
00:56:19.740 Sarah
00:56:19.960 we played
00:56:20.540 it in
00:56:20.720 the
00:56:20.800 four
00:56:20.980 minute
00:56:21.120 buzz
00:56:21.460 it was
00:56:21.760 a
00:56:21.880 report
00:56:22.100 from
00:56:22.300 CNN
00:56:22.560 and
00:56:22.860 yes
00:56:23.200 they
00:56:23.360 did
00:56:23.540 say
00:56:23.740 that
00:56:23.940 but
00:56:24.100 I
00:56:24.860 was
00:56:25.240 actually
00:56:25.560 impressed
00:56:26.700 by
00:56:27.000 CNN
00:56:27.400 for
00:56:27.880 going
00:56:28.140 into
00:56:28.320 some
00:56:28.540 depth
00:56:28.900 on
00:56:29.120 this
00:56:29.320 you know
00:56:29.840 kind
00:56:30.440 of
00:56:30.540 amazing
00:56:30.940 there
00:56:31.200 is a
00:56:31.540 change
00:56:31.940 at
00:56:32.660 some
00:56:32.940 level
00:56:33.240 at
00:56:33.400 CNN
00:56:33.580 we
00:56:33.740 can
00:56:33.840 maybe
00:56:33.980 talk
00:56:34.260 about
00:56:34.420 this
00:56:34.580 a
00:56:34.680 little
00:56:34.780 bit
00:56:34.920 today
00:56:35.160 because
00:56:35.560 something's
00:56:36.720 going
00:56:36.920 on
00:56:37.200 there
00:56:37.480 where
00:56:37.720 they're
00:56:37.920 I
00:56:38.260 think
00:56:38.500 they're
00:56:38.800 actually
00:56:39.300 trying
00:56:40.160 to be
00:56:41.240 better
00:56:41.540 which is
00:56:42.040 a big
00:56:42.520 statement
00:56:43.040 from me
00:56:43.880 and from
00:56:44.280 anybody
00:56:44.640 is it
00:56:45.420 Chris
00:56:45.660 Licht
00:56:45.980 yeah
00:56:46.800 he
00:56:47.640 said
00:56:48.620 from the
00:56:48.980 beginning
00:56:49.360 he was
00:56:49.880 going to
00:56:50.100 try to
00:56:50.360 make
00:56:50.500 changes
00:56:50.880 because
00:56:51.120 he
00:56:51.240 didn't
00:56:51.380 like
00:56:51.560 the
00:56:51.700 bias
00:56:52.020 and
00:56:52.700 he
00:56:52.800 was
00:56:52.920 going
00:56:53.040 to
00:56:53.100 get
00:56:53.240 rid
00:56:53.440 of
00:56:53.540 the
00:56:53.660 bias
00:56:53.940 and
00:56:54.100 of
00:56:54.240 course
00:56:54.420 we
00:56:54.700 all
00:56:55.020 looked
00:56:55.880 at
00:56:56.000 him
00:56:56.100 and
00:56:56.220 said
00:56:56.400 we
00:56:56.840 don't
00:56:57.060 believe
00:56:57.320 you
00:56:57.560 right
00:56:58.000 we've
00:56:59.200 heard
00:56:59.320 that
00:56:59.480 before
00:56:59.840 let's
00:57:00.080 take a
00:57:00.280 break
00:57:00.420 first
00:57:00.620 we'll
00:57:00.740 come back
00:57:00.940 on the
00:57:01.100 other side
00:57:01.320 with a
00:57:01.520 CNN
00:57:01.720 report
00:57:02.200 I think
00:57:05.920 all of us
00:57:06.320 love
00:57:06.520 convenience
00:57:07.040 everybody
00:57:08.020 does
00:57:08.440 when it
00:57:08.880 comes to
00:57:09.140 feeding
00:57:09.300 your dog
00:57:09.780 of course
00:57:10.240 the
00:57:10.460 kibble
00:57:10.680 food
00:57:10.880 is the
00:57:11.120 easiest
00:57:11.380 way
00:57:11.640 it's
00:57:11.880 easy
00:57:12.480 it's
00:57:13.000 not
00:57:13.300 necessarily
00:57:13.800 expensive
00:57:14.600 it's
00:57:14.960 cheaper
00:57:15.340 but
00:57:16.900 the thing
00:57:17.380 is your
00:57:17.620 dog
00:57:17.840 isn't
00:57:18.020 getting
00:57:18.160 the
00:57:18.320 nutrition
00:57:18.740 they
00:57:19.440 may
00:57:19.740 need
00:57:20.140 the
00:57:20.540 factory
00:57:20.820 bakes
00:57:21.120 everything
00:57:21.440 good
00:57:21.820 out
00:57:22.120 of
00:57:22.360 the
00:57:22.500 food
00:57:22.760 so
00:57:23.240 it's
00:57:23.700 going to
00:57:24.340 last
00:57:24.540 on the
00:57:24.780 shelf
00:57:24.980 for
00:57:25.280 years
00:57:25.480 you
00:57:25.600 understand
00:57:25.860 why
00:57:26.040 they
00:57:26.200 do
00:57:26.400 it
00:57:26.520 but
00:57:26.620 it's
00:57:26.740 not
00:57:26.840 the
00:57:26.960 best
00:57:27.120 thing
00:57:27.300 for
00:57:27.480 your
00:57:27.640 dog
00:57:28.020 rough
00:57:29.000 greens
00:57:29.320 can
00:57:29.520 help
00:57:29.740 this
00:57:30.000 it's
00:57:30.500 not
00:57:30.600 a
00:57:30.700 dog
00:57:30.860 food
00:57:31.040 it's
00:57:31.180 a
00:57:31.340 supplement
00:57:31.740 developed
00:57:32.300 by
00:57:32.500 naturopathic
00:57:33.660 doctor
00:57:34.120 Dennis
00:57:34.720 Black
00:57:35.040 that
00:57:35.440 you
00:57:35.540 sprinkle
00:57:35.840 on
00:57:36.300 the
00:57:36.500 dog
00:57:36.700 food
00:57:36.880 it's
00:57:37.060 chock
00:57:37.240 full
00:57:37.440 of
00:57:37.720 vitamins
00:57:38.200 minerals
00:57:38.800 probiotics
00:57:39.500 antioxidants
00:57:40.060 you name
00:57:41.000 it
00:57:41.100 if it's
00:57:41.320 healthy
00:57:41.500 for
00:57:41.680 your
00:57:41.800 dog
00:57:42.000 it's
00:57:42.140 probably
00:57:42.440 in
00:57:42.620 rough
00:57:42.780 greens
00:57:43.000 and
00:57:43.660 most
00:57:43.880 dogs
00:57:44.160 love
00:57:44.440 it
00:57:44.560 and
00:57:44.700 will
00:57:44.780 go
00:57:44.900 crazy
00:57:45.260 for
00:57:45.500 it
00:57:45.640 I
00:57:45.820 know
00:57:45.940 my
00:57:46.100 dogs
00:57:46.340 do
00:57:46.540 I
00:57:46.860 have
00:57:46.960 a
00:57:47.060 dog
00:57:47.240 that's
00:57:47.400 174
00:57:48.160 years
00:57:48.380 old
00:57:48.620 President
00:57:48.940 Miles
00:57:49.260 and
00:57:50.160 man
00:57:51.240 he
00:57:51.560 loves
00:57:51.800 his
00:57:51.960 rough
00:57:52.140 greens
00:57:52.400 and
00:57:52.620 I
00:58:12.000 go
00:58:13.460 to
00:58:13.720 rough
00:58:14.320 greens
00:58:14.560 dot
00:58:14.760 com
00:58:14.980 slash
00:58:15.280 Beck
00:58:15.540 today
00:58:16.040 10
00:58:16.320 seconds
00:58:16.600 station
00:58:16.860 ID
00:58:17.080 so we
00:58:29.820 have
00:58:29.960 the
00:58:30.180 CNN
00:58:30.680 report
00:58:31.180 where
00:58:32.220 they
00:58:32.400 actually
00:58:32.680 go
00:58:32.960 into
00:58:33.520 the
00:58:34.700 business
00:58:35.080 dealings
00:58:35.560 that the
00:58:35.840 president
00:58:36.120 had
00:58:36.520 with
00:58:37.020 Hunter
00:58:37.360 Biden's
00:58:37.940 people
00:58:38.260 yeah
00:58:38.540 listen
00:58:38.800 to
00:58:38.920 this
00:58:39.100 all
00:58:39.320 right
00:58:39.480 despite
00:58:41.020 his
00:58:41.480 denials
00:58:42.080 a CNN
00:58:42.640 review
00:58:43.100 of
00:58:43.340 the
00:58:43.500 laptop
00:58:43.860 data
00:58:44.320 as well
00:58:44.700 as
00:58:44.860 other
00:58:45.080 public
00:58:45.440 material
00:58:45.980 shows
00:58:46.700 that
00:58:46.980 Joe
00:58:47.280 Biden
00:58:47.620 did
00:58:48.180 interact
00:58:48.640 with
00:58:48.840 some
00:58:49.020 of
00:58:49.140 his
00:58:49.320 son's
00:58:49.620 associates
00:58:50.060 while
00:58:50.480 serving
00:58:50.860 as
00:58:51.060 vice
00:58:51.300 president
00:58:51.760 though
00:58:52.380 it's
00:58:52.660 unclear
00:58:53.000 exactly
00:58:53.640 what
00:58:54.020 was
00:58:54.280 discussed
00:58:54.920 one
00:58:55.720 example
00:58:56.200 the
00:58:56.400 Republican
00:58:56.880 site
00:58:57.400 Miguel
00:58:58.140 Aleman
00:58:58.680 Magnani
00:58:59.200 a
00:58:59.620 Mexican
00:59:00.020 businessman
00:59:00.600 and
00:59:01.000 son
00:59:01.320 of
00:59:01.460 the
00:59:01.600 former
00:59:01.840 president
00:59:02.380 who
00:59:02.820 Hunter
00:59:03.160 was
00:59:03.420 trying
00:59:03.740 to
00:59:03.980 woo
00:59:04.220 in
00:59:04.700 2014
00:59:05.380 Aleman
00:59:06.060 Magnani
00:59:06.560 and his
00:59:06.980 dad
00:59:07.320 were
00:59:07.520 photographed
00:59:07.920 at
00:59:08.300 the
00:59:08.440 White
00:59:08.720 House
00:59:08.980 with
00:59:09.260 then
00:59:09.540 Vice
00:59:09.940 President
00:59:10.320 Biden
00:59:10.760 in
00:59:11.320 a
00:59:11.460 later
00:59:11.700 email
00:59:12.260 Hunter
00:59:12.780 Biden
00:59:13.080 reminds
00:59:13.640 Aleman
00:59:14.080 Magnani
00:59:14.660 of the
00:59:15.060 favors
00:59:15.460 he's
00:59:15.800 done
00:59:16.000 for him
00:59:16.440 we have
00:59:16.960 been
00:59:17.080 talking
00:59:17.400 about
00:59:17.700 business
00:59:18.100 deals
00:59:18.440 and
00:59:18.660 partnerships
00:59:19.160 for
00:59:19.540 seven
00:59:19.940 years
00:59:20.500 I have
00:59:21.260 brought
00:59:21.480 every
00:59:21.860 single
00:59:22.200 person
00:59:22.620 you
00:59:22.840 have
00:59:23.040 ever
00:59:23.500 asked
00:59:23.860 me
00:59:24.020 to
00:59:24.160 bring
00:59:24.400 to
00:59:24.560 the
00:59:24.760 White
00:59:25.420 House
00:59:25.720 and
00:59:25.920 the
00:59:26.080 Vice
00:59:26.340 President's
00:59:26.940 House
00:59:27.200 and
00:59:27.500 the
00:59:27.640 inauguration
00:59:28.960 Hunter
00:59:29.320 Biden
00:59:29.740 bluntly
00:59:30.440 acknowledged
00:59:30.880 the
00:59:31.060 power
00:59:31.400 of
00:59:31.580 the
00:59:31.700 Biden
00:59:32.000 name
00:59:32.380 in
00:59:32.520 a
00:59:32.640 memoir
00:59:32.940 writing
00:59:33.560 that
00:59:33.860 the
00:59:33.980 Ukrainian
00:59:34.420 energy
00:59:34.900 company
00:59:35.340 Burisma
00:59:35.860 which
00:59:36.260 put
00:59:36.480 him
00:59:36.580 on
00:59:36.700 its
00:59:36.900 board
00:59:37.220 considered
00:59:37.920 my
00:59:38.240 last
00:59:38.640 name
00:59:38.960 gold
00:59:39.500 I
00:59:40.380 bet
00:59:40.840 they
00:59:41.040 did
00:59:41.380 I
00:59:41.700 bet
00:59:41.860 they
00:59:42.020 did
00:59:42.320 yeah
00:59:42.620 I
00:59:42.760 mean
00:59:42.880 that
00:59:43.120 is
00:59:43.280 more
00:59:43.640 in
00:59:43.920 depth
00:59:44.140 reporting
00:59:44.640 on
00:59:44.820 this
00:59:44.980 matter
00:59:45.280 than
00:59:45.500 you've
00:59:45.720 seen
00:59:45.860 almost
00:59:46.260 anywhere
00:59:46.660 on
00:59:46.820 the
00:59:46.900 left
00:59:47.120 or
00:59:47.580 in
00:59:47.720 the
00:59:47.800 mainstream
00:59:48.020 media
00:59:48.360 right
00:59:48.780 I
00:59:49.360 wouldn't
00:59:50.360 expect
00:59:50.700 it
00:59:50.880 in
00:59:51.160 particular
00:59:51.640 shows
00:59:52.220 that
00:59:52.460 like
00:59:52.700 Hunter
00:59:52.980 Biden
00:59:53.200 we've
00:59:53.440 talked
00:59:53.640 about
00:59:53.900 it
00:59:54.220 you
00:59:54.460 know
00:59:54.540 talk
00:59:54.800 radio
00:59:55.180 but
00:59:55.620 like
00:59:55.840 have
00:59:56.420 you
00:59:56.520 heard
00:59:56.680 that
00:59:56.840 anywhere
00:59:57.260 else
00:59:57.900 outside
00:59:58.320 of
00:59:58.480 conservative
00:59:58.860 media
00:59:59.220 pointing
00:59:59.740 out
00:59:59.920 that
01:00:00.060 this
01:00:00.280 guy
01:00:00.480 said
01:00:00.780 not
01:00:01.600 only
01:00:01.820 have
01:00:01.960 I
01:00:02.060 done
01:00:02.220 this
01:00:02.400 one
01:00:02.640 thing
01:00:02.840 for
01:00:03.000 you
01:00:03.100 I've
01:00:03.280 been
01:00:03.380 doing
01:00:03.500 these
01:00:03.660 things
01:00:03.840 for
01:00:03.960 you
01:00:04.060 for
01:00:04.200 seven
01:00:04.640 years
01:00:04.980 to win
01:00:05.300 over
01:00:05.420 your
01:00:05.560 business
01:00:05.900 and
01:00:06.360 you've
01:00:06.520 gone
01:00:06.680 completely
01:00:07.080 silent
01:00:07.500 I
01:00:07.980 mean
01:00:08.080 Hunter
01:00:08.320 Biden
01:00:08.580 was
01:00:08.780 pissed
01:00:09.200 yes
01:00:09.680 because
01:00:09.940 he
01:00:10.220 was
01:00:10.660 using
01:00:11.060 his
01:00:11.320 name
01:00:11.560 and
01:00:11.800 his
01:00:12.020 influence
01:00:12.480 to
01:00:12.880 secure
01:00:13.700 business
01:00:14.120 dealings
01:00:14.480 and
01:00:14.620 in
01:00:14.760 this
01:00:14.940 particular
01:00:15.500 instance
01:00:15.980 it
01:00:16.180 didn't
01:00:16.400 work
01:00:16.740 and
01:00:17.280 he
01:00:17.340 was
01:00:17.440 frustrated
01:00:17.980 about
01:00:18.300 that
01:00:18.600 good
01:00:19.840 job
01:00:20.160 for
01:00:20.360 CNN
01:00:20.580 doing
01:00:20.860 this
01:00:21.100 yeah
01:00:21.620 you know
01:00:22.020 it's
01:00:22.360 been
01:00:22.700 you know
01:00:23.600 look
01:00:23.740 you can't
01:00:24.300 sit
01:00:24.460 here
01:00:24.920 and
01:00:25.080 say
01:00:25.220 that
01:00:25.380 like
01:00:25.540 you're
01:00:25.700 like
01:00:25.840 oh
01:00:26.000 my
01:00:26.140 gosh
01:00:26.380 they're
01:00:26.580 going
01:00:26.660 to
01:00:26.700 be
01:00:26.800 a
01:00:26.920 great
01:00:27.100 conservative
01:00:27.560 network
01:00:28.020 it's
01:00:28.580 not
01:00:28.740 going
01:00:28.860 to
01:00:28.960 ever
01:00:29.200 be
01:00:29.720 Fox
01:00:29.760 news
01:00:30.060 they're
01:00:30.640 not
01:00:30.840 going
01:00:30.980 to
01:00:31.000 be
01:00:31.140 you
01:00:31.660 know
01:00:31.780 because
01:00:31.960 you
01:00:32.080 want
01:00:32.300 to
01:00:32.400 hear
01:00:32.540 your
01:00:32.820 side
01:00:33.180 they're
01:00:33.420 not
01:00:33.560 going
01:00:33.640 to
01:00:33.720 do
01:00:33.860 that
01:00:34.160 but
01:00:34.620 I
01:00:34.860 am
01:00:35.260 I
01:00:35.500 am
01:00:35.660 of
01:00:35.780 the
01:00:35.900 belief
01:00:36.280 that
01:00:37.080 a
01:00:37.700 CNN
01:00:39.800 that
01:00:40.200 is
01:00:40.360 not
01:00:40.700 completely
01:00:41.600 incompetent
01:00:42.620 and a
01:00:43.300 straight
01:00:43.840 out
01:00:44.080 arm
01:00:44.400 of the
01:00:44.600 Democratic
01:00:44.920 Party
01:00:45.400 is a
01:00:45.980 really
01:00:46.140 good
01:00:46.380 thing
01:00:46.600 for
01:00:46.860 America
01:00:47.200 I
01:00:47.660 actually
01:00:48.000 think
01:00:48.340 like
01:00:48.640 if
01:00:48.800 we
01:00:48.980 could
01:00:49.100 get
01:00:49.260 CNN
01:00:49.560 to
01:00:49.780 be
01:00:50.020 mildly
01:00:50.840 competent
01:00:51.220 just
01:00:51.560 not
01:00:51.880 horrible
01:00:52.400 all
01:00:52.740 the
01:00:52.920 time
01:00:53.160 that's
01:00:53.720 the
01:00:53.840 standard
01:00:54.120 we're
01:00:54.320 looking
01:00:54.480 to
01:00:54.640 beat
01:00:54.840 not
01:00:55.600 just
01:00:56.200 not
01:00:56.680 horrible
01:00:57.400 every
01:00:58.100 second
01:00:58.500 of
01:00:58.700 every
01:00:59.000 day
01:00:59.280 if
01:00:59.860 you
01:00:59.940 can
01:01:00.060 get
01:01:00.220 to
01:01:00.340 that
01:01:00.580 that's
01:01:01.080 a
01:01:01.220 huge
01:01:01.500 improvement
01:01:01.940 doesn't
01:01:02.500 seem
01:01:02.800 like
01:01:02.980 too
01:01:03.160 much
01:01:03.360 to
01:01:03.540 ask
01:01:03.920 but
01:01:04.200 it's
01:01:04.440 been
01:01:04.780 you
01:01:05.580 know
01:01:05.700 how
01:01:05.900 long
01:01:06.120 have
01:01:06.220 they
01:01:06.320 been
01:01:06.560 this
01:01:06.820 way
01:01:07.060 20
01:01:07.860 years
01:01:08.420 or
01:01:09.140 more
01:01:09.420 it
01:01:09.960 used
01:01:10.360 to
01:01:10.540 be
01:01:10.720 that
01:01:10.920 CNN
01:01:11.300 was
01:01:12.100 a
01:01:12.380 place
01:01:12.680 where
01:01:12.880 you
01:01:12.980 could
01:01:13.100 just
01:01:13.280 go
01:01:13.420 get
01:01:13.620 news
01:01:13.960 and
01:01:14.120 you
01:01:14.220 probably
01:01:14.660 it
01:01:14.980 would
01:01:15.100 probably
01:01:15.540 be
01:01:15.740 liberal
01:01:16.100 it
01:01:16.580 would
01:01:16.700 probably
01:01:17.100 be
01:01:17.420 left
01:01:24.480 point
01:01:24.820 on
01:01:25.040 this
01:01:25.280 Pat
01:01:25.640 it's
01:01:26.740 really
01:01:27.180 the
01:01:27.700 Trump
01:01:28.080 era
01:01:28.400 thing
01:01:28.740 that
01:01:28.880 needs
01:01:29.040 to
01:01:29.160 be
01:01:29.300 reversed
01:01:29.660 everything
01:01:30.480 from
01:01:30.800 2015
01:01:31.540 to
01:01:32.200 you
01:01:32.540 know
01:01:32.620 a few
01:01:32.840 months
01:01:33.040 ago
01:01:33.300 yes
01:01:33.780 it
01:01:34.200 became
01:01:34.720 so
01:01:35.520 insane
01:01:36.420 and
01:01:37.120 so
01:01:37.860 they
01:01:38.420 just
01:01:38.700 were
01:01:38.880 like
01:01:39.060 MSNBC
01:01:39.760 but
01:01:40.040 worse
01:01:40.600 I
01:01:42.000 always
01:01:42.400 expect
01:01:42.880 to
01:01:43.100 get
01:01:43.360 a
01:01:45.080 liberal
01:01:45.560 tilt
01:01:46.000 from
01:01:46.280 CNN
01:01:46.620 you
01:01:46.920 know
01:01:47.080 I
01:01:47.560 mean
01:01:47.680 Rush Limbaugh
01:01:48.140 used to
01:01:48.400 call it
01:01:48.600 the
01:01:48.720 Clinton
01:01:48.980 news
01:01:49.320 network
01:01:49.620 this
01:01:49.840 is
01:01:49.960 not
01:01:50.140 new
01:01:50.580 information
01:01:51.120 but
01:01:51.640 we
01:01:51.960 just
01:01:52.160 need
01:01:52.280 to
01:01:52.360 go
01:01:52.460 back
01:01:54.480 better
01:01:54.760 than
01:01:54.920 where
01:01:55.060 we
01:01:55.180 are
01:01:55.300 today
01:01:55.600 and
01:01:56.000 if
01:01:56.100 we
01:01:56.160 could
01:01:56.280 get
01:01:56.400 it
01:01:56.500 to
01:01:56.600 something
01:01:56.800 that
01:01:56.980 is
01:01:57.100 just
01:01:57.320 like
01:01:57.600 kind
01:01:58.320 of
01:01:58.500 sane
01:01:58.840 where
01:01:59.440 you
01:01:59.580 see
01:01:59.840 things
01:02:00.180 when
01:02:00.640 something
01:02:01.160 really
01:02:01.720 egregious
01:02:02.240 happens
01:02:02.660 to someone
01:02:04.140 like Joe
01:02:04.520 Biden
01:02:04.800 like this
01:02:05.360 Hunter
01:02:05.580 Biden
01:02:05.820 scandal
01:02:06.200 they
01:02:06.680 actually
01:02:07.040 cover
01:02:07.380 it
01:02:07.580 they
01:02:08.100 show
01:02:08.400 you
01:02:08.520 the
01:02:08.680 emails
01:02:09.100 they
01:02:09.600 show
01:02:09.920 you
01:02:10.060 the
01:02:10.200 clips
01:02:10.480 in
01:02:10.620 the
01:02:10.740 book
01:02:10.960 that
01:02:11.220 prove
01:02:12.340 what
01:02:12.980 they're
01:02:13.300 saying
01:02:13.580 is
01:02:13.720 not
01:02:13.900 true
01:02:14.200 I
01:02:14.840 don't
01:02:15.060 need
01:02:15.480 them
01:02:16.060 to
01:02:16.260 be
01:02:16.680 my
01:02:17.140 perfect
01:02:18.100 news
01:02:18.500 source
01:02:18.920 but
01:02:19.540 someone
01:02:19.840 who
01:02:20.000 could
01:02:20.140 be
01:02:20.320 mildly
01:02:21.020 trustworthy
01:02:21.420 some
01:02:21.940 of
01:02:22.060 the
01:02:22.160 time
01:02:22.380 it
01:02:22.560 would
01:02:22.620 be
01:02:22.700 great
01:02:23.000 it
01:02:23.140 would
01:02:23.200 be
01:02:23.280 great
01:02:23.480 and
01:02:23.680 you
01:02:23.960 know
01:02:24.040 there
01:02:24.300 have
01:02:24.620 been
01:02:24.820 some
01:02:25.100 moves
01:02:25.420 that
01:02:25.580 have
01:02:25.780 indicated
01:02:26.320 this
01:02:26.620 could
01:02:26.800 be
01:02:27.000 happening
01:02:27.380 at least
01:02:27.720 at
01:02:27.860 some
01:02:27.980 level
01:02:28.220 Steven
01:02:28.820 Gutowski
01:02:29.320 who
01:02:29.860 you know
01:02:30.360 I've
01:02:30.440 had on
01:02:30.660 Studios
01:02:30.880 America
01:02:31.200 a bunch
01:02:31.520 of
01:02:31.620 times
01:02:31.920 I
01:02:32.060 think
01:02:32.200 he's
01:02:32.320 been
01:02:32.420 on
01:02:32.560 the
01:02:32.780 radio
01:02:32.980 show
01:02:33.220 as
01:02:33.360 well
01:02:33.560 he's
01:02:34.180 a guy
01:02:34.340 he
01:02:34.460 runs
01:02:34.700 the
01:02:35.380 website
01:02:36.000 the
01:02:36.220 reload
01:02:36.600 he
01:02:37.960 is
01:02:38.720 one
01:02:39.280 of
01:02:39.440 one
01:02:40.300 of
01:02:40.380 the
01:02:40.500 premier
01:02:40.960 gun
01:02:42.000 journalists
01:02:42.640 in
01:02:43.740 America
01:02:44.100 he
01:02:44.700 covers
01:02:45.200 the
01:02:45.400 second
01:02:45.620 amendment
01:02:45.980 and
01:02:46.500 gun
01:02:47.100 news
01:02:47.660 better
01:02:48.280 than
01:02:48.520 anybody
01:02:48.880 he
01:02:49.800 legitimately
01:02:50.420 is a
01:02:50.980 great
01:02:51.300 reporter
01:02:51.680 on this
01:02:51.940 knows
01:02:52.280 everything
01:02:52.800 about
01:02:53.040 everything
01:02:53.380 he's
01:02:53.740 one
01:02:53.860 of
01:02:53.920 those
01:02:54.040 guys
01:02:54.280 he's
01:02:55.240 the
01:02:55.340 type
01:02:55.520 of
01:02:55.640 person
01:02:55.920 there's
01:02:56.440 no
01:02:56.660 way
01:02:56.980 they
01:02:57.140 would
01:02:57.300 allow
01:02:57.500 him
01:02:57.720 on
01:02:57.920 CNN
01:02:58.200 five
01:02:59.080 years
01:02:59.300 ago
01:02:59.460 four
01:02:59.680 years
01:02:59.880 ago
01:03:00.020 three
01:03:00.200 years
01:03:00.400 ago
01:03:00.580 they
01:03:01.060 hired
01:03:01.360 him
01:03:01.480 as
01:03:01.580 a
01:03:01.680 contributor
01:03:02.100 now
01:03:02.660 I
01:03:02.820 haven't
01:03:03.200 seen
01:03:03.580 him
01:03:03.800 that
01:03:04.000 often
01:03:08.720 more
01:03:12.800 of
01:03:12.960 that
01:03:13.100 type
01:03:13.300 of
01:03:13.400 thing
01:03:13.580 would
01:03:13.740 actually
01:03:14.000 be
01:03:14.180 a
01:03:14.320 good
01:03:14.520 thing
01:03:14.860 for
01:03:14.980 the
01:03:15.080 country
01:03:15.380 and
01:03:15.620 right
01:03:15.780 now
01:03:16.000 I
01:03:16.160 don't
01:03:16.280 know
01:03:16.400 if
01:03:16.520 this
01:03:16.680 would
01:03:16.780 be
01:03:16.880 a
01:03:17.020 good
01:03:17.200 thing
01:03:17.440 but
01:03:17.680 they
01:03:17.960 are
01:03:18.280 trying
01:03:18.660 to
01:03:18.880 follow
01:03:19.260 Fox
01:03:20.340 News
01:03:20.760 Greg
01:03:21.340 Gutfeld
01:03:21.880 move
01:03:22.500 they're
01:03:23.440 trying
01:03:23.640 to get
01:03:23.840 a
01:03:24.160 comedian
01:03:24.760 to
01:03:25.300 do
01:03:25.460 a
01:03:25.600 news
01:03:25.780 program
01:03:26.180 which
01:03:26.800 may
01:03:26.980 be
01:03:27.120 less
01:03:27.560 irritating
01:03:28.000 I
01:03:28.280 don't
01:03:28.400 know
01:03:28.660 if
01:03:29.160 you
01:03:29.240 find
01:03:29.440 the
01:03:29.560 right
01:03:29.700 person
01:03:30.020 it
01:03:30.160 could
01:03:30.260 be
01:03:30.420 the
01:03:30.740 right
01:03:30.940 guy
01:03:31.140 but
01:03:31.300 they're
01:03:31.460 talking
01:03:38.720 John
01:03:39.400 Stewart
01:03:39.740 I
01:03:39.920 think
01:03:40.100 is
01:03:40.240 already
01:03:40.500 under
01:03:40.760 contract
01:03:41.200 to
01:03:41.400 somebody
01:03:41.700 so
01:03:42.060 so
01:03:43.060 is
01:03:43.220 Mar
01:03:43.400 I
01:03:43.540 would
01:03:43.660 assume
01:03:43.860 he
01:03:44.100 just
01:03:44.740 resigned
01:03:45.220 but
01:03:45.660 Mar
01:03:46.200 is
01:03:46.360 an
01:03:46.460 interesting
01:03:46.800 profile
01:03:47.380 where
01:03:47.640 yes
01:03:47.900 he'd be
01:03:48.240 liberal
01:03:48.500 but
01:03:48.700 at least
01:03:49.000 at
01:03:49.160 sometimes
01:03:49.580 he calls
01:03:50.100 out
01:03:50.280 the
01:03:50.440 other
01:03:50.620 side
01:03:50.960 that's
01:03:51.520 all
01:03:51.660 you
01:03:52.160 need
01:03:52.540 just
01:03:53.320 don't
01:03:54.100 be
01:03:54.360 completely
01:03:54.960 insane
01:03:55.660 so
01:03:57.020 we'll
01:03:57.200 see
01:03:57.440 what
01:03:57.680 are we
01:03:57.860 asking
01:03:58.140 for
01:03:58.360 here
01:03:58.600 the
01:04:01.320 Glenn
01:04:01.620 back
01:04:01.880 program
01:04:02.460 have
01:04:04.340 you
01:04:04.560 ever
01:04:04.960 thought
01:04:05.300 to
01:04:05.540 yourself
01:04:05.920 I'm
01:04:06.280 just
01:04:06.400 so
01:04:06.580 tired
01:04:07.000 of
01:04:08.720 staring
01:04:11.040 at
01:04:11.200 the
01:04:11.320 ceiling
01:04:11.540 counting
01:04:11.860 sheep
01:04:12.220 or
01:04:12.380 waking
01:04:12.620 up
01:04:12.800 with
01:04:12.940 raccoon
01:04:13.300 eyes
01:04:13.540 from
01:04:13.700 tossing
01:04:14.120 and
01:04:14.280 turning
01:04:14.540 all
01:04:14.800 night
01:04:15.080 I
01:04:15.620 want to
01:04:15.740 tell you
01:04:15.900 about
01:04:16.040 a new
01:04:16.320 product
01:04:16.620 from
01:04:16.840 relief
01:04:17.180 factor
01:04:17.520 it's
01:04:17.760 called
01:04:17.980 relief
01:04:18.360 factor
01:04:18.740 sleep
01:04:19.360 just
01:04:20.340 like
01:04:20.620 the
01:04:20.760 regular
01:04:21.280 relief
01:04:21.600 factor
01:04:21.960 that
01:04:22.560 you
01:04:22.680 take
01:04:22.860 for
01:04:23.020 pain
01:04:23.300 relief
01:04:23.720 factor
01:04:24.060 sleep
01:04:24.740 is
01:04:24.980 100%
01:04:25.600 drug
01:04:25.880 free
01:04:26.200 with
01:04:27.240 this
01:04:27.380 blend
01:04:27.640 of
01:04:27.780 natural
01:04:28.080 ingredients
01:04:28.500 it's
01:04:28.740 designed
01:04:28.980 to
01:04:29.140 promote
01:04:29.340 healthy
01:04:29.720 sleep
01:04:30.100 by
01:04:30.540 reducing
01:04:30.920 anxiety
01:04:31.520 and
01:04:31.780 distress
01:04:32.080 and
01:04:32.540 improving
01:04:32.920 mood
01:04:33.300 and
01:04:33.520 promoting
01:04:33.880 relaxation
01:04:34.500 the
01:04:35.380 first
01:04:35.580 bottle
01:04:35.840 is
01:04:35.940 only
01:04:36.120 $19.95
01:04:37.180 $20
01:04:37.900 to
01:04:38.400 get the
01:04:38.920 feeling
01:04:39.480 of
01:04:39.680 complete
01:04:40.040 relaxation
01:04:40.660 and
01:04:41.020 contentment
01:04:41.540 as you
01:04:41.840 drift away
01:04:42.420 to
01:04:42.620 dreamland
01:04:43.080 and then
01:04:45.720 you feel
01:04:46.280 refreshed
01:04:46.800 you feel
01:04:47.240 rejuvenated
01:04:47.900 the next
01:04:48.220 morning
01:04:48.560 why not
01:04:49.500 give this
01:04:49.760 a shot
01:04:50.080 so many
01:04:50.440 people
01:04:50.640 have
01:04:50.820 problems
01:04:51.200 sleeping
01:04:51.700 and
01:04:51.900 taking
01:04:52.100 a step
01:04:52.440 like
01:04:52.580 this
01:04:52.720 can
01:04:52.860 make
01:04:52.960 a
01:04:53.120 huge
01:04:53.780 difference
01:04:54.340 in
01:04:54.820 your
01:04:54.940 life
01:04:55.220 unleash
01:04:55.620 the
01:04:55.780 power
01:04:56.000 of
01:04:56.180 great
01:04:56.460 sleep
01:04:56.760 by
01:04:59.340 relief
01:04:59.580 800
01:05:00.280 the
01:05:00.540 number
01:05:00.720 for
01:05:01.120 relief
01:05:01.860 or
01:05:02.020 go to
01:05:02.260 relieffactor.com
01:05:03.380 it's
01:05:03.560 relieffactor.com
01:05:04.800 dream big
01:05:05.760 and sleep
01:05:06.420 tight
01:05:06.720 with
01:05:07.140 relief
01:05:07.460 factor
01:05:07.880 sleep
01:05:08.320 it's
01:05:08.820 800
01:05:09.240 the
01:05:09.500 number
01:05:09.660 for
01:05:09.960 relief
01:05:10.380 or
01:05:10.800 relieffactor.com
01:05:12.460 it's
01:05:13.000 relief
01:05:13.520 factor
01:05:13.900 get your
01:05:15.260 Glenn Beck
01:05:15.740 stupid
01:05:16.080 gear
01:05:16.440 Steve
01:05:16.920 Dace
01:05:17.300 Chad
01:05:17.680 Prather
01:05:18.120 and me
01:05:18.960 Pat
01:05:19.220 Gray
01:05:19.480 listen to
01:05:20.140 all your
01:05:20.400 favorite
01:05:20.680 conservative
01:05:21.160 voices
01:05:21.620 at
01:05:22.160 blazetv.com
01:05:23.160 use the
01:05:23.860 promo code
01:05:24.280 Glenn
01:05:24.560 it's
01:05:31.540 Pat
01:05:31.760 and
01:05:31.860 Stu
01:05:32.000 for
01:05:32.180 Glenn
01:05:32.400 on the
01:05:32.780 Glenn
01:05:33.920 Beck
01:05:34.100 program
01:05:34.480 888
01:05:36.360 727
01:05:36.960 BECK
01:05:38.100 John
01:05:39.480 Kerry
01:05:39.700 was at
01:05:40.020 Davos
01:05:40.460 I really
01:05:42.760 love
01:05:43.220 the
01:05:43.860 full
01:05:44.840 court
01:05:45.240 press
01:05:45.680 right now
01:05:46.360 on the
01:05:47.060 climate
01:05:47.320 change
01:05:47.660 situation
01:05:48.220 I don't
01:05:48.640 know
01:05:48.780 why
01:05:49.020 they seem
01:05:49.500 like
01:05:49.700 they
01:05:49.960 they seem
01:05:51.180 like
01:05:51.320 they're
01:05:51.500 really
01:05:51.720 confident
01:05:52.140 that they
01:05:52.520 can get
01:05:52.780 this
01:05:52.980 stuff
01:05:53.180 done
01:05:53.420 now
01:05:53.680 they seem
01:05:54.360 like
01:05:54.620 okay
01:05:55.020 we're
01:05:55.280 there
01:05:55.520 we need
01:05:55.900 to really
01:05:56.200 press
01:05:56.620 and just
01:05:57.020 tell people
01:05:57.620 yeah we
01:05:58.140 got
01:05:58.320 we need
01:05:58.780 we need
01:05:59.240 a hundred
01:05:59.540 trillion
01:06:00.160 dollars
01:06:00.580 hundred
01:06:01.320 trillion
01:06:01.740 to fix
01:06:02.540 this
01:06:02.900 problem
01:06:03.300 really
01:06:04.540 you're
01:06:04.840 gonna
01:06:04.940 are you
01:06:05.340 really
01:06:05.580 gonna
01:06:05.760 change
01:06:06.300 the
01:06:06.680 climate
01:06:07.080 for a
01:06:07.480 hundred
01:06:07.640 trillion
01:06:08.040 dollars
01:06:08.440 because I
01:06:09.860 think you're
01:06:10.120 just gonna
01:06:10.460 be throwing
01:06:10.920 good money
01:06:11.420 after bad
01:06:12.080 and it's
01:06:12.820 gonna be
01:06:13.100 a disaster
01:06:13.720 and you're
01:06:14.180 gonna wreck
01:06:14.480 the economies
01:06:15.020 of virtually
01:06:16.460 every nation
01:06:17.200 every capitalist
01:06:18.040 nation
01:06:18.560 on earth
01:06:19.120 and
01:06:20.320 the climate
01:06:21.660 is gonna
01:06:22.020 do what
01:06:22.320 the climate
01:06:22.700 always does
01:06:23.660 and that
01:06:25.740 is it
01:06:26.440 changes
01:06:27.140 it goes
01:06:27.900 in cycles
01:06:28.520 sometimes it's
01:06:29.560 gonna be a little
01:06:30.000 bit warmer
01:06:30.460 sometimes it's
01:06:31.500 gonna be a little
01:06:32.000 bit cooler
01:06:32.480 that's
01:06:33.880 that's just
01:06:34.580 what we have
01:06:35.220 right now
01:06:35.880 it's warmed
01:06:36.380 is it 0.9
01:06:37.660 degrees celsius
01:06:38.660 over a hundred
01:06:39.220 years
01:06:39.560 give or take
01:06:40.140 yeah it's right
01:06:40.560 around there
01:06:40.920 there's of course
01:06:41.640 a margin of
01:06:42.160 error around
01:06:42.640 that number
01:06:43.060 yeah
01:06:43.500 which is
01:06:44.300 more than
01:06:45.220 the projected
01:06:46.360 benefit of
01:06:47.120 these climate
01:06:47.500 policies
01:06:47.920 so
01:06:48.760 if the margin
01:06:50.080 of error
01:06:50.440 is wrong
01:06:51.000 we might wind
01:06:51.780 up with
01:06:52.100 the same
01:06:52.580 basic number
01:06:53.580 that we have
01:06:54.140 now
01:06:54.420 even if we
01:06:55.260 succeeded
01:06:55.720 with all of
01:06:56.180 this
01:06:56.400 and i love
01:06:57.200 the fact that
01:06:57.720 the catastrophe
01:06:58.360 right now
01:06:59.200 on that 0.9
01:07:00.240 degree increase
01:07:01.120 is that we
01:07:01.880 have more
01:07:02.220 food
01:07:02.580 uh what a
01:07:03.920 catastrophe
01:07:04.420 stop it
01:07:05.380 because what
01:07:06.260 happens when
01:07:06.820 the climate
01:07:07.360 warms a little
01:07:08.120 bit
01:07:08.380 you grow more
01:07:09.540 food
01:07:10.100 i mean when
01:07:11.200 it's freezing
01:07:11.820 cold you're not
01:07:13.000 gonna grow any
01:07:13.540 food or very
01:07:14.600 little of it
01:07:15.220 and that's why
01:07:15.820 you know people
01:07:16.520 have problems
01:07:17.260 in the middle
01:07:18.220 ages because
01:07:19.040 it was colder
01:07:19.960 during the middle
01:07:20.640 ages they had
01:07:21.300 what they call
01:07:22.280 a mini ice age
01:07:23.120 and you know
01:07:23.980 what happened
01:07:24.420 they grew less
01:07:25.580 food you're
01:07:26.220 kidding me
01:07:26.580 that didn't turn
01:07:27.120 out good for
01:07:27.720 people not
01:07:29.080 it didn't turn
01:07:29.900 out well at
01:07:30.560 all it's weird
01:07:31.000 because when i go
01:07:31.600 to the grocery
01:07:32.100 store the
01:07:32.540 refrigerated
01:07:33.080 you know section
01:07:34.200 has tons of
01:07:34.940 food in it
01:07:35.680 so the freezer
01:07:37.760 section there's
01:07:39.040 lots there so
01:07:40.020 you're saying
01:07:40.420 the cold weather
01:07:41.040 does i think
01:07:42.340 there's evidence
01:07:42.900 to support it
01:07:44.020 you know
01:07:45.840 yeah right like
01:07:47.020 having one of
01:07:48.680 the things where
01:07:49.580 we know that
01:07:50.540 like when when
01:07:51.580 the weather heats
01:07:52.780 up it's usually
01:07:53.620 better for people
01:07:55.060 right that's yeah
01:07:56.440 usually it is
01:07:57.620 because a lot of
01:07:58.540 the more people
01:08:00.080 die of cold than
01:08:01.260 they die of heat
01:08:02.020 in the world by
01:08:03.220 a large margin
01:08:04.240 so when you when
01:08:05.820 you have temperature
01:08:06.600 rising you find
01:08:08.140 people in cold
01:08:08.940 temperatures dying
01:08:09.780 less often and
01:08:11.440 you have okay
01:08:12.000 even if you do
01:08:13.040 have some people
01:08:13.760 who are dying
01:08:14.400 more frequently
01:08:15.140 in in warmer
01:08:18.300 temperatures the
01:08:19.380 offset by the
01:08:20.560 other side of it
01:08:21.240 that equation is
01:08:22.360 more than enough
01:08:23.240 to cover it and
01:08:24.320 it's three or
01:08:24.740 four times as
01:08:25.380 many so that's
01:08:27.300 again when you're
01:08:28.400 talking about just
01:08:28.940 human life generally
01:08:30.400 speaking and and
01:08:31.300 the u.n says this
01:08:32.200 for multiple
01:08:33.340 decades into the
01:08:34.280 future likely the
01:08:36.240 overall consequence
01:08:38.880 of all of this
01:08:39.580 stuff is probably
01:08:40.260 good yeah it's
01:08:41.260 probably good because
01:08:42.140 you'll see less
01:08:42.880 people dying of cold
01:08:44.100 you'll see certain
01:08:45.680 areas that are
01:08:46.480 highly populated
01:08:47.580 you know what
01:08:49.560 ending up in
01:08:50.380 situations where
01:08:51.320 they have more
01:08:52.120 temperate climates
01:08:53.020 food can grow more
01:08:54.820 easily obviously
01:08:56.060 you know more co2
01:08:57.320 in the atmosphere
01:08:58.260 more co2 for
01:08:59.380 plants good thing
01:09:00.740 for crops and
01:09:03.000 and other related
01:09:04.520 food items so a
01:09:07.180 lot of this is
01:09:07.740 like it you know
01:09:08.480 and again they
01:09:09.040 they say then it's
01:09:10.280 going to get worse
01:09:10.800 and we're all going
01:09:11.400 to die and
01:09:11.940 eventually this
01:09:12.640 turns against us
01:09:13.580 we'll see we
01:09:14.660 will see on that
01:09:15.320 one because you
01:09:16.540 know I mean I
01:09:18.120 did a segment a
01:09:19.480 few months ago about
01:09:20.200 this but China one
01:09:21.520 day just announced
01:09:22.140 they're like hey
01:09:22.740 um not it didn't
01:09:24.140 make barely made the
01:09:24.940 papers here in the
01:09:26.200 United States for
01:09:27.020 all these climate
01:09:27.460 people you see
01:09:27.940 Greta every time she
01:09:28.780 gets arrested it's in
01:09:29.520 the papers everywhere
01:09:30.160 everyone's seen the
01:09:30.720 video they they were
01:09:32.140 like hey by the way
01:09:32.960 we're gonna reverse
01:09:33.780 one of our previous
01:09:34.600 coal cutbacks we're
01:09:36.320 gonna we're gonna
01:09:36.980 increase our coal
01:09:37.660 consumption and this
01:09:39.060 was like I should
01:09:40.680 find the exact
01:09:41.320 numbers but it's it
01:09:42.100 was enough to wipe
01:09:43.020 out almost every
01:09:44.640 program that we had
01:09:46.000 going on any gains
01:09:47.180 that any gains that
01:09:47.860 we would get from
01:09:48.580 sacrificing wiped out
01:09:49.800 wiped out by this one
01:09:50.800 announcement in this
01:09:51.900 one country by this
01:09:53.160 one dictator that we
01:09:54.320 have no power over
01:09:55.100 whatsoever in fact if
01:09:56.360 anything he seems to
01:09:57.040 have power over us
01:09:57.860 it's just amazing to
01:09:59.040 me and it's no one
01:10:00.180 even noticed it because
01:10:01.140 they don't actually
01:10:03.440 care about this yeah
01:10:05.240 it's got nothing to do
01:10:06.340 with the climate there
01:10:07.680 are people there are
01:10:08.640 scientists who are
01:10:09.640 legitimately worried
01:10:10.600 about the climate
01:10:11.120 there are some
01:10:12.400 activists might believe
01:10:13.380 that but when you're
01:10:14.300 talking about politicians
01:10:15.360 you're talking about
01:10:16.160 people like Al Gore as
01:10:17.440 he's screaming at
01:10:18.140 everybody in Davos this
01:10:19.580 weekend realize what he
01:10:20.960 wants is personal
01:10:22.340 enrichment yep and
01:10:24.600 personal power and a
01:10:27.740 large overarching
01:10:30.060 government system to be
01:10:32.740 able to control not
01:10:34.080 just America but the
01:10:35.380 entire world with
01:10:37.920 policies that look a
01:10:40.500 heck of a lot like
01:10:42.000 democratic socialism
01:10:43.880 yeah there are those
01:10:45.640 who say that he is a
01:10:46.600 climate billionaire and
01:10:48.540 that he's become a
01:10:49.820 billionaire because of
01:10:52.360 his climate activism
01:10:53.640 because he invests in the
01:10:55.760 things he talks about and
01:10:57.060 so he pushes those uh do
01:10:59.100 you remember how people
01:10:59.900 treated Glenn when he
01:11:00.900 talked about gold and
01:11:02.100 they said he invested
01:11:03.380 gold well yeah he says
01:11:04.480 that on every commercial
01:11:05.440 of course he's invested
01:11:06.720 in why isn't it the
01:11:08.140 same with Al Gore and
01:11:09.980 it's a little it's it's
01:11:11.340 much much worse with Al
01:11:12.300 Gore I believe much
01:11:13.300 worse you know because I
01:11:14.700 think you're right it's
01:11:15.760 fair to say if he really
01:11:18.140 believes in these climate
01:11:19.040 causes really believes in
01:11:20.020 solar panels for example
01:11:21.100 him investing in a solar
01:11:22.500 panel company is not
01:11:24.440 something as a capitalist I
01:11:26.740 can really criticize
01:11:28.020 wholeheartedly I can
01:11:29.220 criticize his hypocrisy on
01:11:30.680 it yeah but like honestly
01:11:31.940 like if you believe that
01:11:33.560 solar panels are good and
01:11:34.600 that they're the future
01:11:35.280 and you invest it then
01:11:36.220 you invest them and you
01:11:36.900 make money fine I'm fine
01:11:38.400 with that yeah the problem
01:11:39.920 here is with people like
01:11:41.180 Al Gore is they get these
01:11:44.620 high these prominent roles
01:11:46.380 in the climate movement
01:11:47.140 they make these speeches
01:11:48.100 they make the documentaries
01:11:49.020 they make the appearances
01:11:50.040 and then a new solar panel
01:11:52.420 company comes in and they
01:11:53.800 say hey Al why don't you
01:11:56.080 talk about our company why
01:11:57.760 don't you why don't we
01:11:58.620 we're gonna put you on our
01:11:59.360 board we're gonna give you
01:12:01.340 equity in this company to
01:12:03.480 show that you support our
01:12:05.440 solar panel company you
01:12:07.360 know this stuff happens all
01:12:09.020 the time with figures like
01:12:10.160 Gore I don't have any you
01:12:11.020 know details on a specific
01:12:12.000 contract with Gore but this
01:12:13.200 stuff happens all the time
01:12:14.080 with big-time activists like
01:12:15.320 this they get put on the
01:12:16.360 board and they get equity in
01:12:17.280 the company so they're not
01:12:18.120 even investing they're being
01:12:19.560 gifted large amounts of
01:12:21.720 equity at either zero or
01:12:23.660 very low cost so that their
01:12:25.480 investment can't fail unless
01:12:27.760 the company completely
01:12:28.780 collapses which and so many
01:12:31.060 times it does but sometimes
01:12:32.500 it doesn't and if you sell a
01:12:33.940 bunch of solar panels and you
01:12:35.020 you know because you're
01:12:36.240 sitting on a board you have a
01:12:37.900 giant amount of equity in
01:12:39.280 this company and then they
01:12:40.200 sell it you that's how you
01:12:41.940 become a climate billionaire
01:12:42.940 it's not by like oh my 401k is
01:12:45.320 invested in ESG funds that's
01:12:47.620 not how this occurs mm-hmm so
01:12:49.500 we don't know for sure how much
01:12:50.700 money he has but it's but
01:12:52.860 guaranteed it's a lot who put
01:12:54.180 it right around a billion
01:12:55.280 dollars I mean he just from the
01:12:57.120 sale of what was his dumb
01:12:59.180 network called it was uh yes
01:13:01.540 whatever he sold current yes
01:13:03.680 current he sold current for
01:13:05.000 five hundred million dollars to
01:13:07.960 the United Arab Emirates you
01:13:09.720 might recognize that as a a big
01:13:13.200 OPEC oil company uh country
01:13:15.080 incredible and you know I he
01:13:18.260 personally didn't put all of
01:13:21.060 that in his own bank account
01:13:22.460 there were other investors and
01:13:24.060 whatnot but he made something
01:13:25.440 like two hundred million dollars
01:13:27.220 from just that sale and which
01:13:29.780 was again the network was a
01:13:31.260 complete failure yeah it didn't
01:13:32.800 even work and by the way then I
01:13:35.020 they bought it it was and then
01:13:37.220 they put on Al Jazeera Al Jazeera
01:13:38.680 Al Jazeera America which then
01:13:40.140 failed yes so it didn't even turn
01:13:41.720 into anything you remember the
01:13:43.040 first idea for current TV do you
01:13:44.800 remember that when they put it on
01:13:46.320 the air it it didn't it wound up
01:13:48.500 eventually being like a typical
01:13:50.220 left-wing news network but when
01:13:52.060 they first put it on the air it was
01:13:53.140 essentially a YouTube it was like
01:13:55.440 really like you could send in your
01:13:57.520 own video of you doing a report on
01:14:00.160 your local town and some
01:14:01.320 environmental scandal that you've
01:14:02.800 uncovered and you'd send it into
01:14:04.060 them they just put it on like it
01:14:06.220 was like that was really the design
01:14:07.620 of it initially that didn't work
01:14:09.120 it didn't work YouTube worked weird
01:14:11.020 but I guess like when you when you
01:14:13.020 have a choice of 10 billion videos
01:14:14.960 you might find something good where
01:14:16.460 on current they are just you know
01:14:17.700 there's only one to look at and it
01:14:18.980 was not usually good but so the
01:14:21.120 these people I mean that's absolute
01:14:23.020 hypocrisy that's not being
01:14:24.820 consistent when you benefit from an
01:14:29.140 oil rich company when you're
01:14:31.440 absolutely wholeheartedly opposed to
01:14:34.580 every every oil investment or every
01:14:38.240 oil company and you don't want
01:14:39.980 anything to do with oil and gas and
01:14:42.200 then you benefit to the tune of
01:14:43.640 hundreds of millions of dollars it's
01:14:45.740 there's that's a problem although he
01:14:48.960 doesn't have to face those problems
01:14:51.140 because nobody talks about it you
01:14:53.160 know the mainstream media just left
01:14:54.600 it alone they're like yeah you made
01:14:56.120 some money on the sale of current
01:14:57.740 good for him so these people are
01:15:02.660 making plenty of money and they're
01:15:04.520 just the hypocrisy shows all the time
01:15:07.300 and at Davos John Kerry's walking
01:15:10.560 down the street and you've got the
01:15:12.660 same reporters who went after Albert
01:15:16.100 Borla from Pfizer on the streets of
01:15:19.620 Davos asking John Kerry questions
01:15:22.860 about his air travel here's what
01:15:25.060 happened secretary Kerry do you think
01:15:28.020 that the high price of natural gas is
01:15:30.680 actually a helpful thing to get people
01:15:34.300 to transition to a green economy I'd
01:15:36.880 love to talk about it but I just can't
01:15:38.880 justify being here when you yourself
01:15:42.500 take private jets can you answer that
01:15:44.320 but you've taken a private jet before
01:15:47.040 never you take the project for to
01:15:49.120 collect a climate climate change
01:15:50.720 award you have done that I fly
01:15:52.460 commercial exclusive is that true no
01:15:57.780 it is not I didn't think so no it is
01:15:59.800 not he takes private jets often and he
01:16:03.020 was asked about that in the past and
01:16:04.820 his response was I'm not gonna be put
01:16:07.140 on the defensive for my air travel oh
01:16:09.640 okay I just showing what an elitist he
01:16:12.580 is well that answer is being you are
01:16:14.600 on the defense you're sounding very
01:16:15.980 defensive for not being defensive
01:16:18.180 you really are yeah yeah and you're
01:16:20.280 just proving proving the guy's point
01:16:22.080 there's I I do I do take private jets
01:16:25.060 but that's because I'm better than you
01:16:27.620 are yeah that's the real answer than
01:16:29.640 you that is the real answer that's the
01:16:31.360 real answer he said that he said this
01:16:32.680 and I think we played it earlier this
01:16:33.960 week on the show where he kind of just
01:16:36.460 goes in and just says yeah you know
01:16:37.720 they aren't we amazing we're like
01:16:39.180 really amazing people do you believe
01:16:40.660 how amazing we are thank God we're
01:16:41.940 here because if we were saving the
01:16:43.660 planet to save the planet isn't it
01:16:45.620 amazing that we're all together
01:16:46.640 well it's really it's really fantastic
01:16:48.800 that's really what that's that's a
01:16:50.660 real opinion the real opinion is they
01:16:53.080 are better than you and therefore they
01:16:55.220 get to do these things and thank God
01:16:56.940 they're here to restrain you from
01:16:58.920 doing what you want to do now you
01:17:00.760 little people it should be living in
01:17:02.700 mud huts but we are so important that
01:17:07.100 we need our 15,000 square foot homes
01:17:09.340 we need that yeah you know of course
01:17:11.760 because uh again we're just better
01:17:15.300 888-727-BECK more patents do for
01:17:18.680 Glenn coming up
01:17:19.380 so overturning Roe versus Wade was
01:17:23.400 really just the beginning of everything
01:17:24.900 we have to do to reclaim our country
01:17:26.920 from the scourge of abortion it's true
01:17:29.360 and really all all overturning Roe versus
01:17:31.440 Wade did was allow us to actually have
01:17:33.540 an argument about this previous to this
01:17:36.160 they the left was in a position where
01:17:38.300 they could just win the argument every
01:17:39.820 time just saying supreme court supreme
01:17:41.180 court supreme court now that that's
01:17:43.220 been overturned all this means is now we
01:17:44.800 can have the conversation now we can
01:17:47.040 pass laws to change these things but
01:17:49.620 really laws will not do the entire work
01:17:52.880 for us it's important that we talk about
01:17:55.840 about you know telling me convincing
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01:19:46.140 Stu said yesterday if you are a praying
01:19:47.600 person um I know Glenn and his family
01:19:50.260 Tonya and the kids would really
01:19:52.240 appreciate your prayers for them because
01:19:54.380 they they need it right now uh going
01:19:56.380 through some trials and uh it's been it's
01:19:58.740 been tough so hopefully he returns on on
01:20:02.220 Monday uh that would be my guess uh all
01:20:06.280 right coming up this weekend is the
01:20:08.680 divisional round of the NFL football
01:20:10.700 playoffs and you must be pretty excited
01:20:13.240 Stu the Eagles have had a great year an
01:20:16.880 amazing year yeah what are they 14 and
01:20:18.880 three is that where they wound up at 14
01:20:20.620 and three however with their starting
01:20:22.200 quarterback 14 and one and I of course
01:20:24.700 would point out the one game they lost
01:20:26.160 there was a fluke and that's kind of
01:20:27.860 interesting because you weren't a big uh
01:20:30.160 Jalen Hurts supporter at the yeah at the
01:20:33.220 start were you I'm open I was open to him
01:20:35.300 being yeah a really good quarterback I
01:20:37.500 wasn't sure that he was going to be
01:20:38.780 though I will say he's a great guy I
01:20:41.080 love him as a as a human being he just
01:20:44.040 seems like he's like it's what you want
01:20:46.340 out of everybody he's just the ultimate
01:20:47.840 like down to business you know guy like
01:20:51.240 they had they gave him a day off because
01:20:52.980 they had they won you know the first uh
01:20:54.740 the one seed and so they had a week off
01:20:56.880 and they he had a they gave the team a
01:20:59.220 day off hey go relax and he he actually
01:21:02.180 made the coaches come back in and watch
01:21:04.020 film really on the day off wow and they
01:21:08.180 were like well I guess we can't say no to
01:21:09.900 this I mean like you know our quarterback
01:21:11.400 is asking but I mean he's that type of
01:21:13.860 guy all the time he never takes credit
01:21:16.320 for anything it's awesome he always every
01:21:19.180 when they win games he's like we should
01:21:20.840 have played better he has it's like a
01:21:22.960 military mindset and I love that I love
01:21:25.700 that as a player you know yeah it's just
01:21:27.580 discipline and he has improved every
01:21:30.320 single year we've been aware of him as a
01:21:33.460 player and this year maybe the biggest
01:21:35.740 leap of all he I mean he looks he I
01:21:38.280 still think should be the MVP of the
01:21:39.740 league I mean he was everyone
01:21:41.240 acknowledged he probably was winning it
01:21:43.360 when he got hurt he missed two games
01:21:45.000 but they lost both of those games they
01:21:47.500 were the number one seed in the NFC
01:21:49.100 without those games kind of shows how
01:21:51.040 valuable he is doesn't it like they
01:21:53.840 needed to win 14 games to get the one
01:21:55.720 seed yeah so did so did the Kansas
01:21:58.660 City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes which would
01:22:00.060 be the other guy who's being discussed
01:22:01.340 here but it took Mahomes 17 games to win
01:22:03.620 14 it took Hertz 15 like why are we
01:22:07.180 punishing him because he missed the
01:22:08.780 other two games who cares good point
01:22:11.200 so I don't know it'll be interesting
01:22:13.360 to see it probably Mahomes will win it
01:22:14.700 but I think I do think Hertz deserves
01:22:16.240 it frankly even though Mahomes is
01:22:18.780 obviously the best quarterback in the
01:22:20.680 league and fantastic I mean Hertz I
01:22:22.260 think deserves it it's gonna be an
01:22:23.260 interesting week and I gotta deal with
01:22:24.660 all the Cowboys fans around here too
01:22:25.880 which is always a problem and I you
01:22:27.860 know I don't normally I mean I'm a
01:22:29.480 huge Brock Purdy fan going into this
01:22:31.280 weekend all I could do is talk about
01:22:34.280 Brock Purdy and those San Francisco
01:22:35.660 49ers love them the Glenn Beck program
01:23:04.280 what you're about to hear is the fusion
01:23:16.280 of entertainment and enlightenment this
01:23:20.080 is the Glenn Beck program
01:23:22.880 today featuring Pat and Stu apparently
01:23:31.340 there's some is there egg smuggling going
01:23:33.460 on yes I'm glad we're finally gonna talk
01:23:36.160 about it wow I've been trying to avoid
01:23:38.380 it you have been yeah because you're
01:23:39.800 with you're with big egg I've I've loved
01:23:42.500 big egg my whole life so I like to eat
01:23:46.220 them you know you know how many eggs go
01:23:48.040 into the making of kexy cookies I don't
01:23:50.720 know I don't know I don't know but I just
01:23:53.380 thought it seems like you're the type of
01:23:55.560 person probably several who's in bed with
01:23:57.620 big dairy big butter yeah that's you
01:24:01.320 yeah that's why we get the discounts
01:24:03.540 there are only four times the price
01:24:05.560 they were a year ago that's wow you're
01:24:08.540 usually it's like eight or nine times
01:24:10.140 I know well we got much more and the
01:24:13.580 egg scandal coming up if you want you
01:24:16.920 don't want to be in bed with big egg big
01:24:18.880 dairy do you know well where's the meat
01:24:21.500 that you of course are putting on your
01:24:23.460 table where does it come from and you
01:24:25.400 know I don't mean which store I mean
01:24:27.160 where do they get it from the
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01:25:13.100 Pat and Stu for Glenn with traffic and
01:25:18.640 weather together every eight minutes on
01:25:20.560 the force the entire show really yeah we
01:25:24.420 we are committed to getting you there on
01:25:26.160 time so that's why we do it every eight
01:25:28.920 minutes on the force nobody else does
01:25:30.400 that and if you're sitting in traffic
01:25:31.560 right now and you're looking at the
01:25:32.600 cars in front of you you need us to tell
01:25:34.120 you that you're in traffic yes you do
01:25:36.420 what would you do without us suffer
01:25:38.840 suffer on freeways or you might use
01:25:41.560 ways streets or you might you might use
01:25:43.700 ways as well yeah but we don't know how
01:25:45.700 to calculate the eight minutes on the
01:25:46.900 fourth thing so we're just gonna keep
01:25:47.880 doing it and not try to figure it out so
01:25:50.560 tell me about the egg scandal that I'm
01:25:52.000 not familiar with well it's really napping
01:25:54.000 it's really what you said no no no Pat
01:25:56.440 no egg is smuggling smuggling now our
01:25:58.960 border we're having a little bit of an
01:26:00.180 issue here at the border I don't know
01:26:01.440 if you've heard of this the what the
01:26:03.220 southern southern border of the United
01:26:04.860 States there's problems yes because
01:26:06.700 Alejandro Mayorkas told me the border
01:26:08.740 the border was secure yeah that's his
01:26:11.400 exact words what does secure mean do we
01:26:14.020 know is there has anyone ever explained
01:26:15.580 yeah they've shut it down it's almost
01:26:16.940 airtight airtight air can't even can't
01:26:19.780 even escape Mexico into the United it's
01:26:21.680 not a synonym for porous or open no okay
01:26:24.980 because I didn't think so but no maybe
01:26:27.940 that would explain his his announcement
01:26:30.260 there yeah right now they're saying the
01:26:32.840 border we have fentanyl coming over the
01:26:34.840 border we have potential terrorists
01:26:36.680 criminals coming across the border yeah we
01:26:38.960 have lots of people Pat most almost all
01:26:42.360 people who are just here for a better
01:26:44.460 life yes running from families
01:26:46.780 treacherous governments mm-hmm in Mexico
01:26:50.040 mm-hmm and Venezuela and Honduras and
01:26:54.220 such and they're just it's asylum
01:26:56.180 Managua Nicaragua don't forget that a lot
01:26:59.560 of people coming from Managua Nicaragua
01:27:01.120 yes Managua Nicaragua why are you saying
01:27:05.040 it like that because that's how you have
01:27:06.820 to say it when you speak English you don't
01:27:08.660 have it that's true but I am an English
01:27:10.780 speaker but when you come to a Spanish
01:27:12.580 name like that then you know you have to
01:27:16.400 go with the Spanish this work that'd be
01:27:19.020 like four people were killed in rioting it
01:27:23.180 today in Managua Nicaragua be like that
01:27:27.680 really yeah and then you just go back to
01:27:30.680 the regular regular American after that I
01:27:35.220 will say that is really an annoying trend
01:27:37.820 it is an annoying trend just just say
01:27:41.760 Managua Nicaragua right but they don't
01:27:44.040 Managua Nicaragua I just can't I can't I
01:27:48.260 can't take it okay so the border a lot of
01:27:51.180 stuff coming across and now there's a new
01:27:52.980 culprit a new thing that border guards are
01:27:55.100 having to look for because with eggs topping
01:27:58.440 eight dollars a dozen we're now seeing eggs
01:28:02.000 being smuggled across the border my gosh
01:28:05.380 they're actually really not drugs but
01:28:07.800 eggs now eggs again you get used to get
01:28:11.600 12 of them for like three dollars not
01:28:13.680 that long ago now it's over eight dollars
01:28:17.020 there's been a 108 percent increase in
01:28:20.580 eggs confiscated at ports of entry in the
01:28:22.860 last four months according to border
01:28:24.300 patrol a custom of officers have seen
01:28:27.160 rising cases in the last week or so where
01:28:29.060 eggs were not declared or and then
01:28:31.560 discovered during an inspection and this
01:28:34.160 happens this could be you know up to a
01:28:35.540 ten thousand dollar fine for repeat
01:28:36.960 offenders now of course the reason why
01:28:38.820 you look at this across the border is you
01:28:40.460 know you want to make sure there's you
01:28:42.000 know there's agricultural checks that go
01:28:43.620 on and make sure that some of the food is
01:28:45.260 safe and you know blah blah blah blah blah but
01:28:47.920 now they're saying eggs can be sold south
01:28:51.900 of the border for three dollars for a 30
01:28:57.680 piece box so a 30 egg container is three
01:29:01.340 dollars in mexico here 12 eggs are eight
01:29:04.440 dollars wow now one of the things we've
01:29:08.760 heard from the biden administration
01:29:09.800 throughout this inflation situation is
01:29:12.480 that it's really a worldwide problem this
01:29:15.880 is you know as you know part of the putin
01:29:17.540 price hike yes right but like does the putin
01:29:21.000 price hike not affect mexico does that why
01:29:24.300 yeah i don't understand why we're the ones
01:29:26.860 paying eight dollars for eggs but that's
01:29:28.960 not happening in mexico at all wow and
01:29:31.960 certainly the prices are lower but they're
01:29:33.380 not going up as much either in in mexico i
01:29:37.160 mean do you believe we're at a point where
01:29:39.560 people are smuggling eggs that's a good
01:29:42.300 idea for i mean and that's two parts right
01:29:44.760 it's both the eggs and their price going
01:29:47.260 up which okay we understand that part of
01:29:49.240 it but the other part is it's easier to
01:29:50.700 get in so people are coming across the
01:29:53.200 border with cartons of eggs but there's
01:29:56.440 so so infrequently being stopped if they
01:29:59.920 want to get through that we're just getting
01:30:02.940 we're getting flooded with omelets from
01:30:05.160 south of the border so another thing to
01:30:07.800 look out for pat okay thank you for that
01:30:10.000 uh safety tip because i will be looking for i
01:30:12.440 will be looking out for it uh that wouldn't
01:30:16.320 be a hard item i would think to uh smuggle
01:30:19.860 across the border because you got to be so
01:30:21.540 careful with them right uh they're breakable
01:30:24.640 they are breakable yeah that's why they
01:30:26.700 like when school they give your you know a
01:30:28.680 kid an egg and you have to take care of it
01:30:30.460 for the weekend and you know without fail it
01:30:32.740 breaks like a baby yeah yeah um that's uh
01:30:36.240 you're right i would say eggs not a good
01:30:38.560 idea to smuggle no but that's that shows
01:30:41.200 how high the prices are yeah the fact that
01:30:43.180 they can actually make this profitable is
01:30:45.560 pretty pretty amazing doesn't it seem to
01:30:47.420 you that also the price of gas while it was
01:30:50.620 you know sky high for a while over five
01:30:52.860 bucks a gallon many places and then it went
01:30:55.280 down a little bit you know not to not to
01:30:58.100 prior uh biden levels but it it went down to
01:31:02.160 a much more reasonable level and now it's
01:31:05.200 going right back up again yes that's true
01:31:08.040 actually um now the gas prices in the last
01:31:11.760 let's see a couple of weeks i'm looking at
01:31:13.640 the chart here now yeah are up about 30 cents
01:31:16.820 on average in just the last couple of weeks
01:31:19.600 the last couple of weeks pretty uh pretty
01:31:22.180 significant is that putin's fault again
01:31:24.340 is well it's the putin price hike yeah
01:31:26.240 okay now i should point out that it did
01:31:28.720 drop to a low point uh for the biden
01:31:31.060 administration so to give you kind of the
01:31:32.880 history here it went up to about five
01:31:34.980 dollars a gallon this is in summer
01:31:37.440 about june and it's fallen pretty
01:31:40.120 consistently uh since then and came down to
01:31:43.880 a little bit above three dollars so the
01:31:46.760 national average was a little above three
01:31:49.000 three dollars yeah and now it's back up to
01:31:50.840 about 340 it was one for 305 to 340 or so in
01:31:53.740 the last couple of weeks we should point
01:31:55.500 though that at no other time in um let's see
01:32:00.120 as long as this chart goes back 10 10 years
01:32:02.600 no other time since gosh 2014 have we seen
01:32:09.700 prices as high as the low of the biden
01:32:13.360 administration so back in the obama
01:32:16.980 administration we saw mid three dollar range
01:32:18.960 which is about where it is right now at its
01:32:21.980 peak in the obama administration we saw a
01:32:23.820 mid three dollar range it was much lower than
01:32:25.600 that at other points in fact it got down to
01:32:28.080 you know gosh one 169 at one point rose up it
01:32:34.100 was very low throughout the entire trump
01:32:35.780 administration until almost i mean literally
01:32:38.080 almost like the day joe biden took over in
01:32:41.660 between the election and the day joe biden
01:32:43.560 took over it started to kind of skyrocket and
01:32:46.120 went from two dollars a gallon to five dollars
01:32:48.160 a gallon and it's now bounced back to 340 but
01:32:50.840 again 340 is higher than anything we've seen in
01:32:52.960 a decade yeah it's really it's so much higher
01:32:55.920 than than when trump left office yeah trump
01:32:58.400 left office it was about two bucks a gallon and
01:33:01.160 it was lower than that when he was when when the
01:33:03.920 election happened so like in november uh it
01:33:07.280 was i think about a dollar 87 or something that was
01:33:11.880 the low that was in the mid 2020 okay now of course
01:33:15.080 2020 is a weird year uh you get the the that's it
01:33:18.400 really bottomed out around the peak of covid at about
01:33:22.260 a buck 70 give or take ran up to about two dollars but
01:33:26.400 was around there for a while i mean remember they at
01:33:28.420 that point the economy had started to recover people
01:33:31.060 were going back to work yeah there were still blue
01:33:33.380 states kind of in shutdown mode but most people
01:33:35.600 were out of it i mean red states were completely out of
01:33:37.820 shutdown by then you know i go look you look back at
01:33:40.620 that timeline mid-april i mean april or excuse me
01:33:44.020 march 11th is the day that kind of is i don't know thought
01:33:47.900 of as maybe this the real start of the peak of the
01:33:50.580 pandemic it was the day that the nba canceled uh all
01:33:53.220 their games and their season um donald trump came out
01:33:56.320 did the two weeks to slow the spread thing which turned
01:33:59.420 into six weeks to slow the spread and you know some
01:34:02.160 people will joke and say well and then it turned into
01:34:03.740 six months to slow the spread and in some places it did but i
01:34:06.880 will say in texas it did not i mean you know yeah on may
01:34:10.480 1st 2020 i i went out for indoor dining with my family in
01:34:15.640 texas may 1st 2020 i said that to my friends who live in
01:34:19.300 like new york they're like wait you did what i know may 1st
01:34:23.220 20 may 1st 2020 they opened up restaurants at 25
01:34:26.440 percent capacity remember thinking about this stuff
01:34:28.440 yeah oh my gosh is this 25 or 50 capacity um they they opened
01:34:32.440 them up at the restaurant right at left work did the show here
01:34:35.800 that day and i know you and i did the show here the entire time we
01:34:39.100 never we never had the shut down for us right we were
01:34:42.440 quote unquote uh essential essential employees which is like
01:34:45.460 the biggest joke in the world us ranting about nonsense that's
01:34:48.460 essential come on but we came in and did the show here every
01:34:51.280 day and i left work here my family met me at the restaurant and
01:34:54.920 we went out to the restaurant that night and that was about as long as my
01:34:57.780 wife could have taken it i think one more day without without
01:35:00.300 restaurants and interaction with human beings
01:35:02.480 it would have been it would have been cataclysmic yeah
01:35:05.660 and that would not be good it was weird
01:35:08.420 it was weird pat going through that being out even at a restaurant then was
01:35:12.760 strange it was strange but you know people did it
01:35:17.000 hopefully we won't go back to that i don't think we are yeah but i mean
01:35:21.260 they're trying to build up the chinese situation as if it could spread and be
01:35:25.540 bad really super bad here again yeah uh because of their situation which
01:35:30.020 you know i i don't know they're still saying how many deaths have they had in
01:35:34.640 china it's like 5 000 or something uh 5 200 updated though that that last
01:35:38.520 week and they said there was an additional 60 000
01:35:40.600 oh they actually admitted to 60 000 deaths and that must be 6 million then
01:35:45.660 yeah it must be really bad and that's just since they opened up the zero
01:35:50.480 covet stuff so into like two months wow they're admitting to 60 000 they do
01:35:54.240 believe by the way it is in the millions in reality but of course china's
01:35:57.580 government is not going to tell us that it has to be right yeah it has to i mean
01:36:00.420 if we had what 1.1 or 1.2 million deaths they had to have multiples of that yeah
01:36:06.920 of course because everything they've done they did shut down obviously a lot
01:36:10.660 more strictly than than we did especially after that first six months or so well
01:36:16.320 there were reports that people were being welded into their homes yeah it's
01:36:21.200 pretty serious yeah and like you know we we talk about lockdowns not being
01:36:25.760 effective and they're not effective for multiple reasons but like if you could
01:36:31.360 theoretically hermetically seal everyone in their apartments i guess they
01:36:34.520 probably would be effective we don't not we don't allow that in our
01:36:37.620 constitution uh we don't want to allow that
01:36:40.220 you know the question is is it worth it right yeah is it worth it for a society to
01:36:45.180 completely shut down and you know ruin the economy to try to make zero
01:36:51.180 cover if it saves one life stew yeah it's absolutely worth it if it saves
01:36:58.240 one life that's not i mean that's not how you make
01:37:01.960 societal decisions i mean if you wanted to save if it was to
01:37:05.320 say it's one life it's worth it okay the speed limit's now three
01:37:08.340 yeah right right you'd save a lot of lives a lot more than one more than one for
01:37:13.940 sure if the speed limit was three but of course you have two things that
01:37:18.540 happen when you set a speed limit of three people say screw you
01:37:21.140 even the chinese people said this people who are under the arm of a dictator
01:37:26.500 a people who know the government can punish them and make them disappear at any
01:37:30.300 time even they said no they said no and said we're done with this rose up
01:37:35.800 against the government and really i know i was i was reading a thing that was
01:37:39.880 pretty detailed about this transition uh from china and i don't know that people
01:37:44.760 understand how bizarre this was they were two weeks before this transition from
01:37:49.780 zero covid saying how great zero covid was how brilliant it was
01:37:52.640 these protests right start up make up they kind of make some noise
01:37:56.900 and china's government really folds they not only reverse the zero covid policy
01:38:02.780 but basically turn off the entire apparatus that was enforcing it
01:38:07.320 like for example when you're in china you had to have daily tests all they got
01:38:12.300 rid of all that they got rid of the testing facilities
01:38:14.320 they turned they they stopped using the app that you had to carry around to say if
01:38:18.880 you were positive um you know if you had positive you got near someone else it
01:38:21.860 would alert them and they had all that surveillance in place
01:38:23.900 and basically turned it off you know kind of rip the band-aid off
01:38:26.660 and the issue with them of course is at some level they've controlled the spread
01:38:30.980 of the virus we don't know what that level is because of course they're liars
01:38:35.700 but a lot of old people who lived there didn't hadn't had the virus at all and
01:38:41.620 many of them had no treatment no preparation no immunity so when this is
01:38:46.240 spreading around when it comes back around oh yeah and when you have
01:38:49.540 something like omicron which really spreads quickly it's gonna be ugly there
01:38:54.300 they're gonna have real real problems the covid the no the covid zero thing was
01:38:57.980 never a good move it never was i mean you want to say argue the first couple
01:39:01.700 weeks while we're trying to figure out what the heck's going on okay you can make
01:39:04.580 that argument i don't think constitutionally you can make that
01:39:07.240 argument really but okay you can make the argument i think a lot of people
01:39:10.780 and we saw this happen people went into lockdown before the government told them
01:39:14.780 to they were like freaked out they wanted to get the hell out of out of uh dodge
01:39:17.880 and go back to their houses and wait to see what was going on all the you know
01:39:22.260 mobility data from cell phones shows you know there's a huge drop off of people
01:39:26.760 just going to work but long before the government said anything about it
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01:41:00.200 pat and stew for glenn glenn beck program uh hey finally it's been probably i don't know 15 maybe 20
01:41:18.580 minutes since the last billion dollar uh bill was passed and sent to the to ukraine
01:41:25.820 um so fortunately yesterday the department of defense announced that the biden administration
01:41:33.080 will be sending another 2.5 billion dollars in security assistance to meet ukraine's critical
01:41:39.840 security and defense needs how much was that bill they just passed it was was it 40 or was it 50 billion
01:41:47.200 and now they're doing another two and a half billion i mean it's like we we joke about it's
01:41:53.960 almost every day that they send another package to ukraine yeah and there's just no end to it
01:42:00.980 there is no end to it and so let's just take this out a little bit further too we spent what a hundred
01:42:07.100 billion dollars so far yeah a little over that between weapons and aid and food and all sorts of
01:42:13.300 when you add it all over a hundred billion now people like to cite other lower figures but that's
01:42:19.340 just for specific categories right this is for the overall donations to ukraine's effort it's been
01:42:27.500 over a hundred billion now you might say a hundred billion dollars is quite a bit of money but you
01:42:32.860 might say that you might say that but think about this longer term okay this war is not over today
01:42:38.220 did not end today but we'd love to report to you today that it was over it is not still going on
01:42:42.860 so this you have to believe that tens of billions hundreds of billions of dollars will continue to
01:42:48.520 flow to ukraine for as long as this goes on or russia will win and that's not what we want and that
01:42:53.260 was joe biden's commitment to them by the way yeah never ending he was asked uh when he was on the run
01:42:58.940 out of one of these meetings a reporter yelled to him how long is this gonna go on how long can we
01:43:02.820 keep doing this as long as it takes yeah oh wow he wasn't that excited when he said it really
01:43:09.660 exaggerated that he was much more calm about it um but yeah he said whatever it takes yeah and
01:43:14.320 whatever your position is our official government position is we don't want russia to win this thing
01:43:18.120 we want this to stop um but of course it's going to drag on for let's say a couple of years you're
01:43:24.480 a couple hundred billion dollars more the one thing we have not factored into our equations as we've
01:43:29.120 talked about this at least most people haven't is the rebuilding oh yeah the estimate more expensive
01:43:35.240 yeah they believe it could be three to five hundred billion dollars just to start getting
01:43:39.900 this country back in shape to where it was and guess who's paying for that oh we are it's gonna
01:43:44.660 be us yeah we're gonna be the biggest benefactor there wow so this is i mean we're in for trillions
01:43:50.400 rebuild another nation yeah obviously oh good good and that's coming soon but yeah we're not even
01:43:56.520 done with the warring part yet nope so good good luck everybody have a great weekend yeah we got that
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01:46:47.460 fully cognitive yes oh wow and that's done by wow what disrespect well i should tell you about
01:46:55.420 the way i analyzed that situation i looked at him and maybe listened a little bit i listened to him
01:47:02.160 yeah yeah i mean i all i had to do we played the clip earlier of him at the black church yeah
01:47:07.840 oh my gosh if i were to bring that into a court of law and and the the question was is this person
01:47:12.800 senile or not and i showed that clip you'd have to say yes yes now that might not be how you
01:47:17.680 medically diagnose this condition that might not be i'm not a doctor but i will say he's obviously
01:47:23.680 senile yeah i'm not a doctor he is i'm not a doctor i'm not saying i'm a doctor this is not a
01:47:30.180 medical diagnosis but he's senile all right you've sold me oh wow yeah even though you don't have a
01:47:36.520 degree uh in what you're saying so all right uh let me show you let us uh show you what is going on
01:47:45.040 in china uh rachel maddow did uh a segment on this earlier in the week on china's current battle with
01:47:53.000 covid it's kind of interesting the conclusions uh she reached as to what's causing this but uh here's
01:47:59.440 what's going on there this is just last week uh this is a hospital in shanghai in china last week
01:48:05.180 this is not last week an er uh or an inpatient wing where people get cared for this is actually
01:48:11.120 the lobby of a hospital in shanghai oh my you see patients crowded together and they're surrounded by
01:48:16.640 their loved ones their family members who brought them in yeah um this is a shot of inside the part of
01:48:22.300 that same hospital that's meant for actually treating people see how crowded it is barely any room to
01:48:27.860 walk there's so many beds in this part of the hospital yeah they've run out of room to put
01:48:32.860 people in rooms so they have gurneys in this hospital lined up in the hallways outside of supply closets
01:48:40.340 iv bags pushed up against the walls so you're saying it's bad it looks like just a summary
01:48:47.660 waiting room chair he appears to be sleeping while he's sitting up but there's nowhere else to put him
01:48:51.700 yeah it's crowded this hospital in shanghai is so overwhelmed i'm sorry to say there are
01:48:56.580 dead bodies that are sitting unattended still inside the hospital and they were to take them
01:49:00.780 these upsetting photos were taken by new york times photographer kilai shen i was wondering who
01:49:07.300 took the photo i knew it was just how badly china is struggling with covid right now they listed there
01:49:13.220 they lived there immediately was kilai shen late last year and numbers there appear to just be
01:49:19.280 skyrocketing hospitals and morgues are overwhelmed yeah officials in china say close to 60 000 people
01:49:25.960 have died of covid just in the last month alone but it's kilai shen okay a country that notoriously
01:49:31.300 not only their covid cases but also their covid deaths it's not the pie one reason are you sure
01:49:36.440 hit so hard right now this is a serious story okay yeah the full force full course of the original
01:49:42.620 course of vaccines let alone any new booster shots right that would target new variants uh-huh
01:49:48.700 but it's also important to note that china's in a different situation than than we are when it
01:49:53.980 comes to vaccines they distributed their own vaccine they didn't distribute the very highly
01:49:58.220 effective pfizer i'm sorry the very highly effective shots that we got here okay so looking at this very
01:50:05.460 dire situation in parts of china right now is part of what's going on there that their vaccines just are
01:50:11.200 not as effective and so right we'd never be at risk for something getting that bad here again because
01:50:16.860 our vaccines have been better so so so effective when they introduced the vaccines here it shut the
01:50:24.260 thing down bam the virus hit a brick wall as soon as we started administering the vaccine so but i will say
01:50:34.060 this is that now are you when you say that is that coming from key lime key lime chen yes key lime chen
01:50:39.260 is the one who took the picture of the wall that uh the covid virus ran into really yeah it was a
01:50:45.840 beautiful picture yeah also i framed it pumpkin chen pumpkin chen yeah pumpkin chen and apple crumb chen
01:50:50.820 those all three of them okay were able to do that uh now it is chinese vaccine was terrible she is
01:50:57.740 she is right on that part of this yeah chinese vaccine did not do much of anything for anyone and bizarrely
01:51:04.060 they seemingly and now you tell me what's happening here pat uh-huh let's say forget what you think
01:51:10.420 about the vaccine like you're let's just say you know you think it's going to help everybody who
01:51:14.340 takes it all right and you have some of it you want to give it to people the chinese approach was
01:51:20.160 largely to vaccinate younger healthier people and not vaccinate older vulnerable people really now
01:51:28.920 that was that a was that on purpose then to get rid of china's elderly it certainly kind of seems
01:51:35.860 that way doesn't it yeah it does because it's a weird approach again like you know wow that doesn't
01:51:40.820 make any sense at all it doesn't make any sense unless like you could say okay well we need younger
01:51:47.860 people to return to work right so we need them to do the you know old people can stay home and they'll
01:51:53.100 be protected that way therefore we won't vaccinate them because we have a limited supply and i i mean maybe
01:51:58.280 publicly that was the position maybe but that does not make any sense if you know anything about the
01:52:03.040 virus right from the very beginning everyone kind of knew really quickly that younger people were much
01:52:10.100 more uh resistant to this and could could could survive it and even yeah because even if they got it
01:52:16.760 it wasn't gonna it wasn't gonna kill them right that was the theory that was the theory so you know
01:52:23.440 keeping people you know look it never made any sense to force people who any first of all never
01:52:28.880 made sense constitutionally to force anyone to take the vaccine but it certainly never made sense to
01:52:32.800 really go crazy worrying about military members at 26 years old and nfl players at 23 years old like
01:52:40.680 that doesn't make it never made any sense to worry about that if they wanted to take it fine if they
01:52:44.440 didn't want to take it fine that should have been the approach i mean that should be the approach
01:52:47.440 essentially to everyone but also like if you're going to make a recommendation hey
01:52:51.540 the people who probably need the protection are the people who are most vulnerable to dying from
01:52:56.840 this but you know and what's the average age 80 78 i think it is it's in the high 70s right around
01:53:03.040 there yeah and really like your your chance of of dying of covid if you get covid and you're in your
01:53:08.840 you know 40s and 50s even is very very limited i mean when you get into your 70s and 80s and 90s it
01:53:15.500 becomes really devastating now what was interesting here in the u.s was that new york sort of went with
01:53:23.160 china's policy on the elderly yeah they were just importing people who were infected into nursing
01:53:27.900 homes yes which didn't make any sense i mean was that ever explained why would you do that
01:53:32.880 why would you do that yes it was explained and this is the andrew cuomo by the way andrew cuomo is
01:53:38.160 awful.com uh this is the andrew cuomo uh scandal where he yeah he signed along with a couple of
01:53:45.100 other states blue states like new jersey michigan michigan um decided to import infected covid patients
01:53:52.020 into the nursing homes filled with people who were not infected now they were told in advance by the
01:53:57.800 people who run the nursing homes guys if we do this we're going to have a lot of people die
01:54:01.460 because you're we we don't even have private rooms in all these facilities
01:54:05.000 they're sharing rooms with people who don't have covid and you're bringing people who have
01:54:09.000 covid back in and one of one of cuomo's aides actually spelled it out one time and he said his
01:54:15.320 their reasoning behind this was discrimination they didn't want to discriminate against covid
01:54:21.700 positive patients now you should discriminate against covid positive patients you should stay
01:54:27.780 away from them that's how you discriminate against them you stay away so you don't get covid
01:54:31.160 right yeah especially in the peak of this thing i mean i know we're in another era now
01:54:34.600 but it's like back then you're a vulnerable person with no immunity you've never had covid it's not
01:54:39.700 the omicron variant it's delta or something you know much more virulent yeah and you import these
01:54:45.240 people because you're saying well if you don't allow these people to come in to these nursing homes
01:54:51.220 you are therefore discriminating against them you're not you're not being fair to them that doesn't
01:54:57.460 even make sense doesn't make any sense but that's literally their excuse for doing it wow and
01:55:01.800 they're i mean it's terrible and not only that they also uh wouldn't allow people to be tested
01:55:09.200 coming into a facility so you're you want to go into a facility a nursing home and you want to say
01:55:15.080 the nursing home says okay we'll let them in but we got to test them first just to make sure they're
01:55:18.520 clear of covid they said no you are not allowed to test them you can't keep them out because of their
01:55:24.080 covid positive status and as a result of that policy what was the resulting death toll at the nursing
01:55:30.260 homes wasn't it something like 12 000 i was gonna say 13 000 is what i remember off the top of my
01:55:34.340 head now you can't blame every one of those deaths on this policy though you can blame a lot of them on
01:55:39.800 it yeah you know we don't know what the the final number would have been obviously some older people
01:55:44.200 in nursing homes would have died either way and and he never experienced any sort of being held to
01:55:53.320 to account for what he did for his actions yeah i mean he did lose his job now that was much more
01:55:58.160 tied to the sexual harassment right but i do think the covid scandal weakened him enough for the
01:56:03.900 sexual harassment stuff to knock him out i think you need you know it's funny because covid's that way
01:56:08.520 right like covid by itself doesn't necessarily kill you all that often if you have an underlying
01:56:14.460 condition that's already weakening you covid can kind of give you the knockout punch i think that's
01:56:19.720 almost the reverse here with cuomo where cuomo he was weakened by the initial covid scandal and then
01:56:25.600 the sexual harassment was enough to push him out look you know i don't know how many times
01:56:29.840 andrew cuomo sexually harassed his employees i assume it was daily and that's just me you know
01:56:35.260 i'm my guess my guesstimate of that number yeah um but he was getting away with that for a very long
01:56:41.840 time no doubt that scandal by itself had removed him from office i doubt it probably not i doubt it so
01:56:47.880 that other stuff was important for people to know all right 888-727-BECK it's pat and stew for glenn on
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01:58:23.260 apparently is there a uh there's a an electric corvette that is coming out right sort of it's
01:58:30.000 it's an electrified yeah a hybrid electrified corvette and i think we talked about it a little
01:58:36.720 bit yesterday but it goes it has the normal ridiculous high-end i think it's the c8 corvette
01:58:42.280 engine which is like 660 some odd horsepower and then they add on electric motors at the front
01:58:48.980 to add another 200 ish okay so it gets zero to 60 in like 2.5 seconds which is that the fastest of
01:58:55.400 any vehicle now because two and a half seconds to go six really fast zero to 60 is really really fast
01:59:01.920 i mean if you take full electrics the tesla plaid would be faster uh that's uh i don't want to say
01:59:07.120 they i think they say it's 1.9 oh or 2.1 i can't remember one of the two um but it's i don't know
01:59:13.460 if it's that fast but it's very fast i mean that car is ridiculously fast um and of course there's
01:59:18.800 hyper cars that can do this type of you know these types of numbers there's some of them that
01:59:24.020 kona seg and there's some of these other ones there's a really interesting one in texas though
01:59:27.480 called the hennessy venom have you heard of this no so there's a company in texas and and largely
01:59:33.800 they've been known for taking ridiculously high-performing cars and turning them into
01:59:37.420 more ridiculously high-performing cars like you can improve they they improve everything in them
01:59:43.440 and make them even more powerful like you could take a you know 600 horsepower uh cadillac and
01:59:50.060 they'll upgrade it to a thousand horsepower cadillac oh you know that type of thing yeah and so they but
01:59:55.020 they had now have their own car called the hennessy venom i think hennessy venom f5 they have a few
01:59:59.980 different models uh the cost is significant you know it costs you somewhere 50 000
02:00:06.640 oh yeah more than that actually yeah wow yeah now you might want to stretch out your payments to 100
02:00:12.400 years on this one okay um because what do they want for it between i think they have several
02:00:17.300 different models and i there's only maybe gonna be 100 of these things built total but it's somewhere
02:00:22.020 between 2.1 and 2.9 million dollars oh my god that's like a bugatti yeah it's a bugatti variant and
02:00:27.860 they believe it's going to beat the bugatti wow the the it's all electric no not electric at all not
02:00:35.340 even i don't even know i don't even know oh i mean there's no electric in this thing this thing is a
02:00:39.260 a combustion monster 1817 horsepower
02:00:44.860 one i don't think i've ever heard of that it's no i don't i don't either most horsepower ever
02:00:53.240 that's pretty impressive as far as i know and uh they they say and they have not i don't think
02:00:59.160 they've demonstrated this yet fully but they believe it will hit 311 miles an hour so it would
02:01:05.000 be the fastest car ever made wow in this way i mean there's all sorts of different i always kind
02:01:10.180 of wonder where are you going to take that for a drive and uh test the upper limits of it 311 miles
02:01:17.080 an hour where are you going to do that yeah that's great first of all it's illegal yeah i mean i guess
02:01:20.880 you could drive to the bonneville salt flats right and that's where they test for world records a lot of
02:01:25.580 times yeah but um i was talking to paul bryan he's like a you know you know world-renowned auto
02:01:30.600 journalist i have him on the studios america tonight and he said you're talking to the hennessy
02:01:34.100 guys and they and they they said hey you know like uh he asked how long did the tires last i think he
02:01:41.380 talked to the tire company who makes the tires for this car and i said how long will the tires last
02:01:44.540 at 300 miles an hour yeah and they said about 15 minutes oh wow and they said the good thing though
02:01:52.400 is it's not really a problem because it will only the gas will only last for about 12 minutes
02:01:56.800 so you're okay you're yeah you could 300 miles an hour obviously is you're not going to be doing
02:02:02.920 that that often but the car is incredible i mean it's just so you're not driving it on an economy
02:02:08.500 mode when you're going 300 plus there's no stealth mode on it okay it's uh it's gonna be pretty loud
02:02:13.120 it's gonna make a lot of noise it's gonna go really fast the other thing that's kind of
02:02:16.640 interesting about this is uh joe biden's corvette because that's not electric and he loves loves
02:02:23.800 loves that car yeah uh and he's got this big gas guzzling what is that uh like from the 60s it's
02:02:30.860 got to be about seven miles to the gallon right if you're lucky if you're lucky yeah all right again
02:02:36.960 hopefully glenn returns on monday meantime have a great weekend and uh thanks for thanks for being with us
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