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00:00:48.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program. This has not been a good couple of weeks for Donald Trump.

00:00:54.220 And well-timed, if you're a fan of the president, because nobody's really paying attention to the

00:00:59.760 news right now. But if you are, just look at what's happened in the last two weeks alone.

00:01:07.240 Kavanaugh has gone to the side of the Democrats in the Supreme Court when it comes to abortion.

00:01:15.680 The Russian agreement that everybody was in denial of for so long, and the president said never existed,

00:01:22.740 that came out yesterday. He folded on the border. And not only are they not going to pay for the wall

00:01:30.260 in Mexico, there is no wall. And we gave them $5 billion. Okay, then North Korea came out yesterday.

00:01:40.900 North Korea said that we're not going to denuclearize at all unless you remove your troops.

00:01:48.120 Syria, we're abandoning the Kurds again. Yesterday, the president just announced on Twitter,

00:01:55.640 no one at the Pentagon even knew. We're going to pull our troops out of Syria. It's time for them 1.00

00:02:00.660 to come home. Wait, what? The poor Kurds? The Christians? ISIS is not dead? They've just been 1.00

00:02:09.780 pinned back? What does that mean? It's not been a good week. We'll give you some of the details

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00:02:24.240 I didn't even get to the bump stock thing yesterday.

00:02:26.980 That's my cause du jour right now.

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00:04:14.100 Not going to be a good day for Donald Trump fans. Yesterday, the president, by decree,

00:04:25.080 outlawed bump stocks. Okay. First of all, let's not set a precedent of taking away anything to do

00:04:36.460 with guns through presidential decree. We would be apoplectic if anyone else, if even if George

00:04:45.660 Bush would have done it, let alone Barack Obama, we would be apoplectic. Now, I am not defending

00:04:51.220 bump stocks. I don't know anybody who uses them or why you would want them. You can do the same thing

00:04:58.200 with a rubber band or your belt loop. I mean, it doesn't matter. People are going to find a way

00:05:03.040 around it. But you don't ban it. And for this president to come out and just at a time when

00:05:13.100 people are not talking about this. I mean, we just gave away something that I don't care

00:05:19.820 that you could have given away as a compromise later in Congress.

00:05:26.740 Right. You're telling me you couldn't get a bump stock ban through Congress with Democrats?

00:05:30.220 Of course you could. Of course you could have. Of course you could.

00:05:31.920 Why would we force this through? And again, I think it's completely unconstitutional.

00:05:37.920 First of all, we should set the baseline there. It's unconstitutional to do this. This is obviously

00:05:43.080 an infringement on your ability to bear arms. Obviously. Fundamentally, it is unconstitutional.

00:05:51.360 It's tied to another law that is unconstitutional, which is these three different statutes that come

00:05:57.240 out against machine guns and automatic weapons, which I completely think are unconstitutional as

00:06:01.020 well. But even if you go beyond that, let's just say we live in this world, we're in a progressive

00:06:06.400 world where we don't necessarily follow the Constitution all that closely. And we do the

00:06:09.720 things that just have to be done. And that's the way that's the world we live in. Even if you're

00:06:13.560 in that world, you got to pass a law. You got to pass a law. You can't have the president just making

00:06:19.160 up distinctions on, well, we don't like that thing. Again, in the legal statute of what a machine gun is,

00:06:26.900 is the very clear language that a bump stock is not included. Very specifically, it says any weapon

00:06:34.360 which shoots is designed to shoot or can be readily restored to shoot automatically more than one shot

00:06:40.480 without manual reloading by a single function of the trigger. So in other words, you pull the trigger

00:06:46.640 back and you hold it. That's not what a bump stock is. It isn't. And if you think, well, but I think

00:06:53.780 that's similar to a bump stock. That's great. Then pass a law against a bump stock if you don't like them.

00:06:58.280 I'll still argue that it's unconstitutional, but at least it makes some sense. So and here's the

00:07:03.560 reason why I said this to the Democrats and they didn't listen. Don't go down this path, Democrats,

00:07:11.160 because someday Barack Obama is going to be gone and you're going to so disenfranchise people and make

00:07:18.580 people angry and set this precedent that someone else that you really don't like is going to use

00:07:27.320 those same things against you. Yeah, we now have Donald Trump. Now, please don't set this precedent.

00:07:36.000 You can't have the precedent of a president just saying, you know what? And something else I want to ban.

00:07:43.780 You can't do it. Right. The next Democrat president who wants to ban whether it's magazines at a certain

00:07:50.800 capacity, any anything they want to pick apart from your ability to bear arms. They will cite this

00:07:58.040 bump stock ban and say, look, the president, a Republican president. Yes, did that. We did that.

00:08:03.820 And you didn't say anything. You didn't say anything. And we didn't say anything because I don't want to

00:08:07.860 defend bump stocks. I don't care about bump stocks. I don't know anybody who does care about bump

00:08:12.620 stocks. But it's those battles that you don't care about that become the most important.

00:08:18.020 Yeah, go back. I mean, there was a there's a battle in the Supreme Court that, you know,

00:08:22.980 this is very relatively recent history about marijuana in which a someone they went they

00:08:29.560 basically fought the Commerce Clause when it came to marijuana. And it was a case in the 2000s that I,

00:08:34.700 you know, because it was marijuana, I don't think any conservative was like into thinking about it.

00:08:40.780 And it was not a big issue on talk radio at the time or anything. But that was like probably one of the

00:08:46.660 best opportunities to reverse the ridiculous nonsense the government has used with the Commerce

00:08:51.620 Clause over a very long period of time to restrict the way or to to get their their tentacles into

00:08:58.520 business. And you know what? The Commerce Clause is a really good example of that itself. I don't

00:09:03.820 remember the farmer's name. Yeah. But the the court case that happened under FDR, nobody paid attention

00:09:10.800 to. Nobody cared because it just involved a farmer and his wheat and I don't grow wheat and I don't

00:09:17.880 care. But that's why Washington is in all of our businesses because of that one move that no one

00:09:24.760 cared. Will Moore. I'm right around. It's Fillmore versus Whitburn. We're right in there. Willard versus

00:09:33.380 Fickburn. OK, close. There we go. We had all of the syllables just all in the wrong order. All in

00:09:39.480 the wrong order. OK, so that was the attorney general against the against a farmer. It's attorney

00:09:48.640 general. Yeah. And because of that, the guy who grew his wheat on his farm, he never sold it. It was

00:09:59.320 just for him and his family and his livestock. It never went anywhere. They said, well, it could.

00:10:06.940 And more importantly, you are going to be feeding your family and your livestock with wheat not

00:10:15.620 purchased. So that wheat that you would have purchased if you weren't a wheat farmer, that

00:10:22.340 might affect the price of wheat coming into your state or leaving your state. So we have a right to

00:10:28.720 regulate your land. Oh, my gosh. And people didn't say anything. And that's how we lost our freedom.

00:10:35.480 And the same can be said, first of all. The bump stock thing also yesterday. Can you imagine? Well, you

00:10:45.720 don't have to imagine when President Obama just said, you know what? We're leaving Iraq and he became

00:10:53.020 general Obama and how upset we all were. Wait, hold it just a second. No, no, no.

00:10:59.760 This is going to be really bad. The president yesterday went a step further. He didn't even

00:11:06.680 alert the Pentagon. The Pentagon found out yesterday through Twitter that we were going to be pulling

00:11:14.720 out of Syria. This is causing all kinds of problems with our allies. Russia. I know the opposite is

00:11:23.300 being said. Trust me. Russia loves this because it is just given the Middle East to Iran. And by the 0.80

00:11:31.340 way, Russia is saying it on their official social media accounts. Their official spokespeople are

00:11:37.000 saying what a wonderful move it is. The idea that, you know, we're trying to act as if this is bad for

00:11:41.980 them in some way is ridiculous. Well, they're only trying to take down Trump. Wait a minute. Last 0.95

00:11:46.340 last yesterday, last night, everybody was saying they were in bed with Trump. So which one is it?

00:11:53.240 Stop it. Stop it. It's been a weird. I there's a there's a thing that happens, I think, with big

00:12:00.380 executives where you've even expressed this frustration at times, Glenn, where like you have an idea and you

00:12:07.340 really want to do it. And everyone kind of keeps telling you you can't do it. And here's X,

00:12:11.440 Y and Z, why you can't do it. And you haven't changed your mind, but you're ceding a little

00:12:15.040 bit of authority to your advisors, the experts around you. And you but eventually you hit that

00:12:20.540 point where you're like, I want it done and I'm doing it right. And it seems like Trump hit that

00:12:25.700 point on several things this week. And, you know, Syria seems to be the main one. But this the same

00:12:31.760 sort of thing happened with tariffs. I think he had a lot of people around him telling him, don't do the

00:12:35.140 tariffs thing. And then one day he was just like, it's happening. And it kind of came out on Twitter.

00:12:38.560 It seems to be the way that he makes those decisions. Now, with the bump stock thing,

00:12:43.300 it's not his right because of the Constitution prohibits him doing what he did. However,

00:12:47.800 in most of these situations, it is his right. I mean, he can pull out troops from Syria if he 0.94

00:12:51.080 wants to pull out troops from Syria. And, you know, look, his entire life has been a guy who's he

00:12:57.500 didn't want the Iraq war in the first place. Mostly he kind of supported it early on, but he switched

00:13:01.140 on it pretty quickly. He, you know, has opposed most of the wars throughout history. And I think

00:13:06.980 his coming in, he said he wanted to get the troops home. It's relatively consistent with where he's

00:13:11.780 been. However, the way he's doing it is, I think, what's what's shocking here to a lot of the people

00:13:16.560 in the military. And again, we're just letting these the Kurds down again. We just look, I want 1.00

00:13:22.540 to end this war, too. I want this war. I want our troops to come home. We got to stop all of this

00:13:26.980 stuff. But we also stopped with Yemen and Saudi Arabia, which has big, big ramifications that no

00:13:36.320 one is telling the American people. Saudi Arabia is so weak right now. If Saudi Arabia falls,

00:13:44.820 you hand the entire region to Iran to Iran. Now, Iran is also in a precarious situation,

00:13:53.860 but Iran has the full support of Russia. And now Russia is in a precarious situation,

00:14:00.920 but so are we. I mean, we are all on the edge and anything that adds chaos is bad. The the Democrats

00:14:12.020 just doing all kinds of investigation and just trying to drag his butt through an impeachment

00:14:18.760 on trumped up charges. No pun intended. If there are charges. Great. Let's hear them. Let's get it

00:14:25.760 done with. But this chaos in Washington is bad. This chaos of I didn't sign a letter. I didn't have any

00:14:33.920 business. Oh, I do have a letter. It is business. I did sign it. Kavanaugh. He's he's going to be great

00:14:41.380 for the right. He's going to stop all abortions. He's just a pro-life demagogue. And then he gets in

00:14:50.200 and he's not the border. I'm going to make Mexico pay for it. No, I'm not going to. In fact, we're not

00:14:58.160 even going to build one. And I'm certainly not going to make Mexico pay for it. I'm going to give

00:15:03.000 them $5 billion. All of these things are causing chaos and we've got to stop. Stop. We have to have

00:15:13.260 something that is reliable and predictable and something we can all gather around and say, yes,

00:15:20.220 I trust this. And right now, what do you trust? What do you trust? And don't say, well, it's better

00:15:29.200 than this or that. I get it. I get that. But do you trust it? And we're when it comes to people

00:15:39.100 saying that he's going to be impeached, I don't know if he's going to or not. I don't think so.

00:15:43.080 I don't think so. What's her name? Ann Coulter came out, said yesterday he's going to be he's not

00:15:47.920 going to make it to the end of his term. I don't agree with that. But remember, it's President Pence.

00:15:53.480 President Pence is steady, very conservative and rock solid. That's not Hillary Clinton. 1.00

00:16:05.300 Never more than 60 seconds away from the program. But by the way, I don't think he's going to be

00:16:10.280 impeached. I don't think so. But they may they may try and they may actually get an impeachment done

00:16:16.420 in the House in theory. But I mean, it's he's not going to get removed from the Senate unless unless

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00:18:02.400 ID and they're right back. You know, we have a ton of people calling and I would like to hear your,

00:18:20.000 I'd like to hear your thoughts. So we'll open up the phones. Pat's coming in in a minute,

00:18:23.460 but I also want to take your phone calls. 888-727-BECK. So producers, if you can screen

00:18:28.280 the phone calls and get them ready and line up, we'll, we'll do that. Also yesterday I had, um,

00:18:35.100 I was, I was, it was about five o'clock and I was just finishing up and I'm, I'm walking down the

00:18:40.940 hallway and one of our producers said, Hey Glenn, there's a comedian here that wants to say hi.

00:18:44.940 And, uh, I said, okay. Um, who is it? And he said, uh, uh, Vicki, uh, Barbalock. And I said,

00:18:53.320 who's that? And he said, Oh, she was on, uh, uh, she was on America's got talent. And I said, I don't

00:19:01.040 watch any of those shows. And he said, well, she's, she's, she's the host of trailer nasty. And I said,

00:19:07.040 I've never heard of it. Is she funny? And he said, Oh, she's really funny. And as he was saying that I

00:19:12.300 turned the corner into her green room and there she was. And I looked at her and I went, Oh my

00:19:16.700 gosh, I know you, you're really funny. Um, and she was a little surprised to have that come out of

00:19:24.820 somebody who's walking around the corner. And, uh, she said, Oh, and I said, I never watch America's

00:19:30.200 got talent, but you know how sometimes you'll just watch the highlights. And I said, my son came with

00:19:37.400 the highlights and said, dad, you have to see this, this woman. And so we watched you and we

00:19:42.120 watched you as a family. She's hysterical. She was in town last night. I invited her to get up early

00:19:47.280 and, uh, come in. Um, I don't think she travels in a trailer, but I hope she lives in a motel and 0.99

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00:19:57.860 Um, you don't want to miss that. Also, um, there's a couple of other things that are really, um, really

00:20:03.500 going to be good today. We have, uh, Charles, I think his name is Duhigg, Charles Duhigg. He's a guy

00:20:09.420 who did a study back in the 1970s about anger. And he, he did it in this small little town in

00:20:16.820 Massachusetts where he didn't expect to find a lot of anger. And he found a ton of anger. Um,

00:20:23.840 and, and he did this whole study back then. He was one of the guys that when he saw Donald Trump

00:20:29.860 run, he was one of the first that said that guy's going to win. And it's because of what he learned

00:20:36.880 in the 1970s. And it's a, it's a fascinating study. I, I just, I just found it a couple of weeks

00:20:43.260 ago. Um, and I didn't know if he was, you know, uh, you know, still willing to talk about this study

00:20:51.040 because it's an ancient study. Um, and it's, it's going to be really interesting on how anger is

00:20:58.400 actually good for us. If it's focused and used properly, if it's exploited, it's bad,

00:21:05.580 but if it's a steam valve, it's good. And he found this out in this little teeny town in

00:21:10.900 Massachusetts, like 1972 or something. That's going to be really interesting to see. Cause I

00:21:14.780 mean, you have to just imagine that everything from then has been turned up. So, I mean, it's

00:21:19.780 so much easier to get angry. There's so many, so many more things to get angry at. You can be happy

00:21:23.880 and you just happen to see a tweet and all of a sudden you're set off, right? Uh, I can't, I mean,

00:21:29.500 that's not the way the world was in the seventies, right? It shouldn't have been, but if people

00:21:33.760 were angry then, geez, what are we now? Yeah. He kind of goes into a little bit of that. Yeah. He

00:21:39.400 goes into that a little bit and it's again, the using, uh, and the pitting against each other

00:21:44.540 that's happening universally now that he is, uh, that his study warned against the healthy use of

00:21:53.680 anger is good. The politicization of anger, not so much. Pat joins us and your phone calls. Um,

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00:23:35.440 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. I'm Glenn Beck along with, uh, Stu, my executive producer

00:23:39.380 and, uh, and Pat is joining us from Pat Gray Unleashed, which is a podcast and also on the

00:23:44.720 Blaze Radio Network. You can hear it every day prior to this program. Um, Pat, the wall,

00:23:50.320 caving on the wall and giving Mexico $5 billion. Yeah. We can, we can't get a penny for, for the

00:23:57.540 wall. No, we can give 10.6 billion to Central America and Mexico. Yeah. How does that make

00:24:02.380 any sense to anybody? Pulling out of Syria yesterday, which is handing Iran, the Middle East 0.93

00:24:07.960 and Russia, uh, and then an executive order on bump stocks. Not a good week. Not a good week.

00:24:14.640 Yeah. I think beyond that, I think beyond that, I think depending on what he does, you, if, if

00:24:23.760 Donald Trump would have said, you know what, everyone, even my own party stands against me

00:24:29.620 on the wall, but I'm shutting down the government and it's going to require the people to stand up

00:24:35.060 and let their voices be heard. Huge win for him. If he would have done that. Huge win. Even if he

00:24:40.100 lost the wall. Yep. A huge win for him. Yep. And he, he caves after beating his chest. Really

00:24:48.280 strange. Insanity. Uh, then Syria just pulling out without even the advisor and then bump stocks.

00:24:55.460 Oh yeah. On an executive order. Man. Which you don't want to do. And beyond that,

00:25:01.400 wait a minute, hang on just a second. Um, nobody was calling for those right now. Nobody's couldn't

00:25:07.680 there's nobody up in arm. You give those up when in, when you're dealing with something else

00:25:14.060 and everybody is screaming and yelling. You're like, okay, we're going to do some common sense stuff.

00:25:18.820 I'm going to sign and I'm going to sign a law. If you pass it, that will get rid of bump stocks.

00:25:24.540 That's how you do it. It was such a bad day. And I was angry enough at his actions this week that I

00:25:33.200 had to go back and check my list of the good things he's done just so I could get a little

00:25:38.160 bit of balance back into my, into my mindset. But it's been such a bad couple of weeks.

00:25:43.080 But it's been really bad. You have Kavanaugh last week going over and, and, and playing footsie with,

00:25:49.080 with Planned Parenthood. And you're like, wait a minute, have we been duped on this guy?

00:25:53.320 Right. So, um, it's been the, it's been the kind of week that we warned about during the campaign.

00:25:59.120 It is. And not to quibble with this point, cause I know, I think I know the context you're making

00:26:03.020 it, but, uh, what you described as the way to buy and bump stock is, is not the way to buy and

00:26:07.480 ban bump stocks. No, I, you start off with a constitutional amendment, which repeals or at

00:26:11.920 least alters the second amendment. I know. Then you go to the house and the Senate and the presidency,

00:26:16.960 then you go confiscate them. And then I guess you make another law against rubber bands and

00:26:21.740 belt loops. Yeah. That's your next step there. Yeah. I, good luck with it. I, this is going

00:26:25.920 to make anybody who owns one a criminal. Yeah. Um, it's, this is really not good. This is really

00:26:32.860 not good. There's also so many ways to modify, uh, a weapon. You can do it with a rubber band.

00:26:38.040 Yeah. This is dumb. It's dumb. You have 90 days, by the way, if you've 90 days to get rid of these 0.99

00:26:42.540 or you're a federal or a felon. So by the way, this is, this law, the way this works

00:26:46.480 is it puts, uh, it puts double the amount of penalty on having a bump stock. Then if

00:26:52.840 you actually take an, a loaded rifle into a school, that's how ridiculous this is. And 0.95

00:26:58.460 again, it's not a law. It's a rule. It's a rule. They're just made a new rule in which

00:27:03.980 they defined the bump stock basically itself as a machine gun, which it is not. Okay. Um,

00:27:11.420 let me go to Bill in North Carolina. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Bill,

00:27:14.520 North Carolina. Welcome. Hey, good morning guys. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. I don't

00:27:19.200 feel like I'm in the Christmas spirit right now, but we will. Hey, I think it's a genius

00:27:24.400 move what president Trump did with the bump stock. All right. And here's why he's going

00:27:29.440 to force a lawsuit. In fact, the GOA has already filed one. It's going to force the courts to determine

00:27:37.540 exactly what you're saying, that it is not a machine gun. It, it protects gun grabbing of

00:27:44.100 semi-automatic weapons in the future. Um, cause you already said you can do it with a belt loop

00:27:50.160 or a rubber band. Okay. Well, we didn't go far enough with a bump stock ban. So now we've got

00:27:56.480 banned semi-automatics. I see the Democrats doing that. Right. He's out maneuvering them by doing it 0.77

00:28:02.200 this way. You know what, uh, Bill, I would love to take that. Um, and, and maybe you're right.

00:28:10.580 It's a risky game. It's a very risky game, especially with the way Kavanaugh just voted a

00:28:15.520 very, very risky game. Cause if you lose it in the Supreme court, then you're dealing with a whole

00:28:21.700 new world where confiscation and, uh, executive orders can ban anything that they want constitutionally.

00:28:28.920 Um, and I also, uh, you know, warned people when they all said that, uh, John Roberts was also

00:28:37.600 playing along. I was thinking the same thing. That's the same calls we got after John Roberts

00:28:40.940 ruled against Obamacare. Oh, it was just a strategic thing. Eventually he's, excuse me,

00:28:44.960 ruled for Obamacare. Eventually what he's leading to is a bigger deal where he's going to overturn more

00:28:49.440 things in favor of conservatives. Yeah. It's not the way this works. No, he's going to go down.

00:28:53.080 Even if it is the way it works, you don't break the constitution for a strategic point.

00:28:57.160 No, it's, it's the president's job to protect the constitution. Um, and if you believe that you

00:29:03.900 should come out and say, I'm going to sign this in because I think this is as an executive order

00:29:09.360 is illegal is wrong. I think this is wrong. I'm going to sign it in because I'm somebody's got to

00:29:16.640 challenge it. Even if he challenges it himself, make that point that you're doing that. Don't,

00:29:22.460 don't, uh, don't do it this way. Um, let me go to Ryan in Kansas. Hello, Ryan line eight.

00:29:28.540 Hello. Uh, hello. Good morning, everybody. How are you doing? Well, uh, actually, well,

00:29:34.040 that was kind of a lie because I'm sort of infuriated by this, uh, this, uh, this bump stock

00:29:38.800 move and, and the, the Syria decision, um, Syria and, and weak foreign policy was exactly the sort

00:29:45.300 of thing I criticized Obama for. And this bump stock thing would have been my nightmare if Obama had done

00:29:50.340 it. But, um, what upsets me even more than that is the number of people I've interacted with who

00:29:56.380 are absolutely the make America great again, people who will not, they won't criticize Trump

00:30:02.360 on this. And I just think if you come down on principle, there's absolutely no way that you

00:30:07.560 could be on the political right and not be upset by this with the understanding that if it had been

00:30:12.380 a Democrat doing this, you'd be livid. I wonder if there's anything Donald Trump could do that would

00:30:17.040 get these people to criticize him at this point. If not this, then I don't know what,

00:30:20.340 look, we have to be people that criticize when somebody does something wrong and praises when

00:30:26.200 they do something right and call balls and strikes. I've tried to do that. I gave the president a

00:30:32.200 fresh start when he was president. I watched his record. Okay. This is good. This is good. This is

00:30:37.880 good. This week has the last two weeks have been a disaster, an absolute disaster. Um, and you know,

00:30:45.340 you want to talk about the president, um, uh, you know, uh, foreshadowing or playing a longer game.

00:30:52.700 Yeah, it could be with pulling out of Syria, uh, uh, the, um, the ISIS thing and now the bump stocks

00:31:02.440 and, and also the, the prison thing, which I'm for the prison reform. He might be signaling to the

00:31:09.080 left. Look, I know you guys are coming in. There's a lot we can do together.

00:31:12.480 Pat, can you give us some things from the list of good things that he's done so we can kind of

00:31:16.460 throw ourselves back? Israel. Israel. Yes. Keep coming to that. Jerusalem. Gorsuch. Gorsuch. 0.81

00:31:22.940 Okay. Really good. Uh, he's, he's removed some EPA regulations that were ridiculous. He took,

00:31:28.560 he got us out of the Paris accord. Yeah. Got us out of the TPP. Uh, both of those were really good

00:31:33.500 moves. We got a small tax cut, which he calls a great big one. That's unprecedented in the history

00:31:38.720 of the world. Certainly not. Uh, but we got a tax cut. Okay. Um, then the ISIS one, I would, 0.97

00:31:45.340 I have been giving credit for a lot. ISIS has been mostly really good beaten. Yes. I'm a little

00:31:51.040 nervous though. It's back in the shadows. They just took off their black hoods and they're back

00:31:54.760 in their, uh, they're back waiting for their next opportunity. Yeah. They're not going into an

00:31:59.000 insurgency, right? Correct. And what's the problem with the Syrian move is that it strengthens them 1.00

00:32:04.360 because we're not there strengthens ISIS, Iran, Turkey, uh, and, uh, Russia strengthens all of

00:32:12.480 them in the middle East weekends, Saudi Arabia, the United States, uh, and definitely Israel.

00:32:19.940 And you guys have both been on the, you know, on the front of wanting to bring more of our troops

00:32:23.960 home. Uh, you know, this is not, you guys are not like, you know, neo-conservatives here on this

00:32:28.100 issue, but I want, I want all of our troops to come home, but I want all of our troops to come 0.97

00:32:33.160 home in a way that's not going to destabilize the entire world. Did you hear the Lindsey Graham

00:32:37.720 audio? We have, uh, this on audio here, Lindsey Graham telling reporters, uh, about, you know,

00:32:42.800 the Syria maneuver. And I mean, again, just like the, the caller just said, if Obama had done this

00:32:48.420 bump stock ban where he unilaterally, you know, started fiddling with the second amendment, we've

00:32:53.240 been infuriated. Listen to Lindsey Graham talking about Syria. If Obama had done this, we would be all

00:32:59.620 over him as Republicans. We made a good record that the decision to withdraw from Iraq was,

00:33:06.420 um, not based on sound military advice in spite of it. He did it himself, which he has every right

00:33:12.780 to do, but he needs to own it. And, uh, I don't think general Trump is going to be any better than,

00:33:19.640 uh, general Obama. Now what's confusing is those people who do not want to rule their life by

00:33:27.200 principle that just made Lindsey Graham the greatest man to ever live. And now he's saying

00:33:33.420 this against Trump. And where do you go? It's a, it's been a fascinating study of people to watch

00:33:41.080 this. It's really amazing. We are going to be fascinating. Historians are going to be looking

00:33:46.100 at this time period for a hundred years. Cause we've all been shocked for the last three years.

00:33:52.020 I mean, absolutely mind bogglingly shocked at how people have reacted to this stuff. And if you flip

00:33:58.140 on, you know, cable news, what you get is every week is a complete disaster for Donald Trump and

00:34:03.260 everything he does is a disaster. And that's not true. That's not how this presidency has played

00:34:07.300 out. However, the last couple of weeks, there was a lot to, to, to take issue with and mainly not

00:34:13.260 the things. If you flip on cable news today, they're going to be complaining about. Yeah. Cause

00:34:16.160 they don't complain about the bump stock thing. They should be all over him on that. They're

00:34:19.620 loving him. They haven't complained at all. I mean, and you know, they don't, they just don't

00:34:22.960 talk about it cause they don't want to give him any credit. Yeah. But it's the bump stock thing that

00:34:27.160 they would normally, if Obama had done it, they'd be praising him. So here's what I think is happening

00:34:31.980 with the average person in the street that is conservative. They turn on radio, they turn on TV and all

00:34:38.880 they hear about his impeachment, impeachment and Russia and his delusion and all of this

00:34:42.660 stuff. And all of the things he can never be, he can never ever do anything. Right. Then

00:34:48.940 they turn to an, including the Christmas portrait. They just did. Even that was, and the red Christmas

00:34:54.140 trees that looked like the handmaid's tale. Right. That was unbelievable. Unbelievable.

00:35:00.540 Nonsense. And so when you turn on somebody like us or rush or Sean or anybody else, and they're

00:35:07.080 saying, wait, bump stock thing, this is bad. It is natural to feel like, man, you know,

00:35:13.200 even them, even them. No, no, no, no. You've got to call the balls and the strikes. You have

00:35:19.560 to, um, because, you know, can we play another piece of audio? Do you have the audio of George

00:35:25.400 Bush and why he did tarp? Yes, we actually do. Hey, yeah. Have you ever heard this? Listen

00:35:30.620 to this from a new documentary on HBO, George Bush. They're talking about tarp. And remember

00:35:36.660 he said, I had to violate the free market system to save it. I had to abandon it. Had

00:35:40.940 to abandon the free market system to save it. Right. Yep. Uh, listen to why he did that.

00:35:47.360 Hank came in with Bernanke, with Geithner, started talking to the president about, we're going

00:35:53.780 to need some legislative authority. We're kind of out of ammunition. We needed to put capital

00:36:00.280 into the banking system. But Hank's concern about capital injections was that it would

00:36:06.920 look like the government was nationalizing or taking over the banking system. And so his

00:36:12.520 idea was to buy troubled assets. That's why it was called the Troubled Asset Relief Program,

00:36:18.440 the tarp. About halfway through the conversation, the president interrupted Hank and directed a

00:36:27.260 question. I asked her, we headed for a great depression and Bernanke, uh, said, you know,

00:36:33.740 it looks that way. And you have to make up your mind, you know, do you care? And what I cared

00:36:41.760 about was people that would be hurting. They were already starting to hurt. People getting run out

00:36:51.440 of their homes, payrolls couldn't be met. And I just could envision what a great depression would

00:36:57.240 mean. If it's bad now, imagine how bad it would really get. As we left that meeting, the president

00:37:05.600 turned to us and said, if this is Hoover or Roosevelt, for damn sure I'm going to be Roosevelt.

00:37:14.960 I just want you to put that in perspective because we are headed for the effects. Uh,

00:37:19.540 now we're going to feel the ramifications of 08, uh, and the world is feeling is,

00:37:24.160 is already feeling it and it's, it's coming. Uh, our president is going to be in the same situation.

00:37:31.600 Are you going to be Roosevelt? Are you going to be Hoover? Are you going to abide by the principles

00:37:36.680 that we have? Or are you going to fundamentally change us, um, for, you know, compassionate

00:37:43.460 reasons or, or whatever, it's going to be an extraordinarily difficult choice, but America is

00:37:49.180 on the verge of changing. We must stand for the bill of rights right now, speech, right to protect

00:37:58.040 yourself, right to assemble, right to privacy. Those things must be unchangeable and defended

00:38:06.000 and never weakened, especially over the next five years.

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00:41:00.860 Is she funny? And he said, yes, she's really, really funny. And I, I said, okay. So I turned

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00:41:12.380 her immediately. And I said, oh, I know you, you're funny, which must've been really weird for her.

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00:42:47.500 I never watch America's got talent. Uh, I just don't watch TV generally speaking. Um,

00:42:59.320 but my son came to me with YouTube and said, dad, you have to see this woman. Uh, Vicki Barbalock

00:43:06.120 is her name. She was, uh, she's 60, you're 60 years old. I'm the 61 this year. You're 61. Okay. Uh,

00:43:15.100 and she came out on stage and I don't remember who it was, Naomi Campbell or somebody said,

00:43:19.380 what are you going to do? And she said, I'm a ballerina and she's clearly not a ballerina.

00:43:24.840 And she followed that with, no, I'm kidding. Uh, I like to eat. Uh, so I'm not a ballerina. Uh,

00:43:31.080 and it went on from there. Uh, and she, you came back, I think two times after that.

00:43:37.020 I think there was, you know, I think there was like four more shows till the last final.

00:43:41.200 Okay. And you are now going back for the champions show champions. Where are they now?

00:43:46.840 I'm like, I'm in the driveway. I haven't left. I just got out of there.

00:43:50.700 So you now like you really, you, you are from California. Yeah. Um, you've been a comedian,

00:43:56.440 uh, 20 years, 20 years, and you kind of found yourself in a place to where you were too old for

00:44:01.540 your own club club. I mean, yeah. I mean, I didn't start till I was like nearly 40 and I didn't know

00:44:06.760 that was not a good idea. Luckily, or I wouldn't have started, you know, I probably would have that

00:44:11.760 cause I am an idiot, but I mean, and so, you know, I was, I was having a great time doing it, 0.84

00:44:17.200 but when I would go, no matter what would happen to me, like e-television would say I'm in the next 0.99

00:44:21.640 breakthrough from the comedy store. I would go to these agents in Hollywood and they go, well, we,

00:44:26.640 we, you're too fat. You're too old. You're too, we, there's nothing we can do for you. And so, 0.97

00:44:31.420 and so, I mean, I, I just, I just kept hoping something would happen, but I just, you know,

00:44:35.920 I see Steve Martin said, you get so good. They can't ignore you. And that was my only plan.

00:44:40.120 Just keep doing it. Keep loving it. But I kept thinking maybe Steve was wrong. Then America's

00:44:45.300 Got Talent happened. And what happened? That show has such a gigantic reach and the people it brought

00:44:50.860 to me. Uh, it just, then Hollywood had to come around. You are without being politically incorrect.

00:44:57.120 I mean, you are clearly politically incorrect, but without trying to be politically incorrect,

00:45:01.660 you are just so natural. You just feel like somebody that everybody knows.

00:45:07.240 I've, you know, that's fun about what I'm doing is I am like meat and potatoes comedy.

00:45:11.640 I'm the middle of the road. I'm a Midwestern Miss Mitzi, the owner of the comedy store. She goes,

00:45:17.520 Vicki, are you from the Midwest? And I said, no, but my parents, my mother is from Iowa.

00:45:22.740 And my uncles are my heroes and they're from Iowa. She goes, I can tell you a very Midwest sense of

00:45:29.160 humor, you know, but I've never lived in the Midwest, but that is, that is, I think who I am

00:45:32.880 in the middle of America. Your dad. Yeah. My dad played for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played for

00:45:38.220 the Steelers. I'm not bragging back. I just wanted you to know what the daughter of an NFL football 0.99

00:45:42.100 player looks like. This is no padding. This is natural. So yeah. And so he had, you know,

00:45:48.620 he'd been hit around a lot, you know, leather helmet time for him, 1950, 51. And so as I grew

00:45:54.860 up, he was daffy and daffy and daffier, but he was just lots of fun. And you know, he, he was just a

00:46:01.040 great dad, but he was totally daffy. So where do you get this from your dad or from your mom? 0.60

00:46:08.480 Cause you're. I think, uh, you know, I just, I was also a little fat little kid. I was like hugely fat.

00:46:13.900 I was like 220 at 12. And so that was my birth weight was 104 pounds. So I mean, I was always

00:46:20.500 really let yourself go now. So, so my, so my life was a child that was bullied and I would make the

00:46:27.580 fat jokes first. So fat jokes were defense. I learned that in my whole life that I, anything

00:46:32.400 good happened to me came because I could make people laugh. So it was always something that I did. I

00:46:37.320 worked for my parents at their carpet store for 20 years and I didn't care if people bought carpet for

00:46:41.520 me, but if they didn't laugh at my joke, I was devastated. So, I mean, it was all, I've always

00:46:46.260 been about making people laugh. And it, it, the stuff in your, the stuff in your act, for instance,

00:46:53.760 you know, you never drink alone. Yeah. Like, you know, I, I'm very proud of that. A lot of the

00:46:58.800 other moms, they would sit around and drink all day, but I was disciplined because you don't only 0.99

00:47:02.860 alcoholics drink alone. I read all the pamphlets. I would always, I always waited until the kids get

00:47:08.380 home from school. That's, you know, sometimes I call in a fake dental appointment, you know,

00:47:12.840 when I'm so parched, but I did my best. Right. Right. Uh, and, and, and when you, when you took

00:47:20.140 your kids on field trips. Oh yeah. That's another thing. My mother, you know, like for the last

00:47:24.300 generation, I think of women that party 24 seven, you know, and I got kids and I'm thinking party,

00:47:28.700 but the party was over. Right. I didn't know my mom and her friends always, always brought

00:47:33.060 class on field trips. I mean, I'm like, I'm going to get on a bus sober with first graders. Not now,

00:47:37.780 not ever. I don't care what they do to me. Right. So I go on my daughter's first field

00:47:41.640 trip and I take out my flask and it is, it's not a big algae flask. You know, it's a very

00:47:45.820 pretty, it's a little two ounce or it's not. Okay. How loaded could you get off of two ounces

00:47:49.780 anyway? Right. Right. But I take it out and I take a little flat, you know, sip and all

00:47:54.280 the other moms on the field trip, they just go ballistic. They're like, you know, she's got 0.99

00:47:58.200 a flat, she's got a flask, you know? And I'm like, calm down. You know, biatches, I'm not 1.00

00:48:03.640 driving the bus. I am not driving. Relax. So how much of your life is true? How much,

00:48:13.380 how much is, how much is, for instance, do you watch The Marvelous Miss Maisel? I do

00:48:20.480 watch it. I think it's one of the most brilliant shows ever. It's so great. It's so great for

00:48:24.720 women. I, I, are you Sophie, uh, um, the, the Sophie character, put that on your plate 1.00

00:48:32.460 that is completely, are we going to find out you're living in a mansion? Yes, you are.

00:48:38.840 If I keep going, I'm going to buy a triple Y, you know, that's pretty much, you know, and

00:48:43.660 the thing about the drinking alone, that was my mother. Every day I came home from school, 0.96

00:48:48.400 my mother would sit there with her decks, deck of cards between her legs, her mu mu one 1.00

00:48:52.180 inside out with a large amount of safety pins here in case 30 people needed a safety pin

00:48:56.360 on every given day. She was a president of the PTA. She was a treasurer of the women's club.

00:49:01.100 She was all those things. And she, you know, would, we'd come home and the first beer would

00:49:06.700 open, boom, when we'd walk in that side door. And my mother was a fun woman. I started when I

00:49:12.720 started standup telling that story that audiences got worried for me that I had this terrible childhood 0.94

00:49:18.060 with a crazy alcoholic mother. It wasn't like that. My mother was a blast and she was, 1.00

00:49:22.700 it wasn't like that. So I took that story of my mother and I put it on me. And I mean,

00:49:27.580 I do love to party. I'm not lying about that. Boxed wine is my life. But it's, but so everything

00:49:34.340 in my, everything that I, that I talk about is coming from a truth that I know, you know,

00:49:40.140 and you, but you do live in a beautiful trailer. Glenn, you cannot dynamite me. I've waited five

00:49:46.080 years to buy the second best trailer in my trailer park. And I would like, look at their

00:49:49.880 trash can for like five years. I'd like, what's in there? I knew they liked Applebee's. That's all

00:49:54.640 they knew. And then one day the trash was empty and I called the trailer park realtor, Les. He's

00:49:58.680 like 90. I'm like, Les, I want to buy this trailer. He loaned me the money. I started AGT at the same

00:50:04.560 time as trying to get this dream trailer. It all worked out. But I mean, I mean, I, this, I am so proud.

00:50:10.360 I live on top of the hill. Look at F. That's beautiful.

00:50:12.340 So you're, you're out of the slums. You're, you're looking down on the people.

00:50:15.700 The old trailer part of the, I call that part of the park, the ghetto. I always call this 1.00

00:50:19.560 the Heights. I don't talk to anyone below the lake, which is actually a drainage ditch

00:50:24.580 made to look like a lake, but I don't speak to those people anymore. I wish I could, but

00:50:29.320 I cannot. But you, right. Well, you're in a different class. They can look up on the hill

00:50:32.960 and be inspired by what you've done. That's what I try to say. Don't give up your dream.

00:50:37.220 So, um, you know, if you sold your high class top of the hill trailer park, uh, you know,

00:50:49.060 trailer there in California, you could probably live in a 20,000 square foot home here in Texas.

00:50:55.680 You know, I love, you know, I always had a dream seven years ago, my friend, uh, Brett Frank,

00:51:00.840 who lives in Denton, he saw me in Hollywood, flew me out here for his birthday party in Denton,

00:51:04.540 his 30th birthday. I two-stepped all night. I had the time of my life. He and I took my promo pack

00:51:09.720 over here to the Dallas improv seven years ago, asked him if I could do a set there.

00:51:14.480 They never, you know, got back to me. It took me seven years to get here.

00:51:17.820 I've always wanted to be in Texas. I, something mystical and romantic. And ever since that night,

00:51:22.660 and you know, Denton was on the border, but I mean, I love it here. I would love to have a place

00:51:27.740 on a lake here, a trailer. I would, you know, it'd have to be, I don't have to be a trailer.

00:51:31.620 I don't like drywall. I'm going to make that right now. I just don't feel comfortable around it.

00:51:36.500 I like to be slightly off the ground. See, in this part of the country though,

00:51:40.680 you're the first to be sucked up. You know what? You're right. In this part of the country, 0.93

00:51:43.940 I'm going to take it back. I'm going to have to do, I'm going to have to get, I'm going to have

00:51:47.100 to face it. Right. I don't want to get blown to Kansas. Right. Or you could have an underground

00:51:51.140 trailer. Part of your trailer is underground that you go for safety. Back in just a second,

00:51:55.780 we're with Vicki Barbalock. She is the winner of America's Got Talent top 10. She is now going

00:52:02.380 to be in the champions edition on NBC. It begins January 7th. One minute. We're back.

00:52:10.660 Let me tell you about a filter by filter by is you have filters in trailers, Vicki.

00:52:17.980 I actually do. Do you? Do you trade? Do you do? Cause we never remembered it.

00:52:23.160 We installed one. Oh, she's more handy. Do you feel a little emasculated right now?

00:52:30.000 I'm usually do. Yes. Because I didn't even know where the damn filter thing was. 0.88

00:52:36.500 Filter thingy thingy? Yeah. Yeah. You know, they come in. I think I've actually bought and sold 0.99

00:52:41.500 houses without ever changing the filter. I think, you know, when it's time to change the filter,

00:52:46.540 I don't know where it is. I don't know how to do it. They call someone. Yeah. Anyway. So we now

00:52:51.120 have filter by filter by all of the filters are made here in America. They're shipped right to

00:52:55.260 your door. So you don't have to go to Home Depot or Lowe's. You don't even have to think about it

00:52:58.640 shows up at your door and you're like, Oh, I got to put that into the thingy, uh, you know,

00:53:04.480 in the closet. And so you do, and you don't have to worry about it again. It's filter by filter,

00:53:09.160 B-U-Y.com that's filter by.com.

00:53:26.580 So Vicki is on tour now. She's going to Tacoma. Oh, Tacoma. I used to live by there. Now it's been

00:53:34.500 30 years, but so pretty. Yeah. It's beautiful. And a lot of trailer people, a lot of trailer 0.97

00:53:39.400 people. You love it. Uh, then you're going to Portland. Yeah. Are you crazy? I'm excited

00:53:45.140 to the Portlandia where it's weird. The voodoo donuts. Yep. Uh, good luck. Women and women 1.00

00:53:52.180 first. Good luck. Women and women first while you're there. Oh, I'd love that. What's that?

00:53:56.840 It's the Portlandia is the show. It's a sketch show. And, uh, I don't know, maybe their most

00:54:01.380 famous sketches is a feminist bookstore. Yes. Oh yeah. It's a real bookstore there. And it's 1.00

00:54:07.020 insane. I love that sketch. It's going to be, yeah, I'm so excited. Uh, then Nashville,

00:54:12.540 Tennessee at Zaney's, uh, Huntsville, Alabama, the standup live, uh, stardom comedy club in

00:54:18.600 Hoover, uh, Hoover, Alabama. I can't wait to get there. Naples, Florida off the hook. Uh,

00:54:23.620 and then Rochester, New York, uh, comedy at the Carlson. That's just in January. Yeah. And then,

00:54:28.500 yeah, it's crazy fun. I mean, I'm really excited about going around. It's what I always dreamed

00:54:32.160 of doing. People go, you know, are you tired because you're the 61? I'm like, no, I get

00:54:36.600 so much energy and it was really fun here in Texas. And then I'll be in a San Antonio tomorrow

00:54:41.880 night, which is a dream for me. I like a bucket list thing. So I would imagine some people compare

00:54:48.000 you to kind of Roseanne. Yeah. Um, how do you feel about that? Well, all fat people look

00:54:52.760 like, and she, um, she didn't live in a trailer and we have brown hair. And in fact, you know,

00:54:58.420 I, when I first met her, she left the comedy store before I came into the comedy store. 0.67

00:55:02.200 And I always was worried when she saw me, would she feel that I'm, you know, hacking her? But

00:55:07.260 I was doing this show called funniest mom in America. She was the host. I was like, Holy crap.

00:55:12.160 She's going to, Ooh, is she here the night I auditioned? They said no. And then I heard of this 0.96

00:55:16.040 hacking laugh and I, I knew it was her. And she came up to me and she was so kind. She said,

00:55:20.880 I love you. And she totally got that. We were different. And, and, and I wrote for

00:55:26.020 her and, uh, she was really good. You did write for her. Wow. So it was wonderful. Yeah. I

00:55:30.700 hear, um, she's not easy to work with. I, you know, I, I, I, I just, you know, I just

00:55:37.240 realized we weren't going to be best friends because she was who she was. She was, you

00:55:40.380 know, Roseanne and I was a little me. So I would just send her this stuff and she

00:55:44.280 would send me a check and she was kind and she had me open for in Vegas once. And it

00:55:49.300 was, yeah, it was, uh, so are you, um, are you somebody who, uh, I mean, you win

00:55:55.300 the million dollars or whatever it is and you, um, you know, you're a big, huge

00:56:00.200 star and you're going cross country. What, what, what, what's going to change

00:56:04.200 about you? You know, I, I, you know, I, I don't know that that's much going to

00:56:09.880 change. I think because this big success hit me when I'm 60, I think that you're,

00:56:14.840 it's just different than it if you hit your earlier. I mean, I got my

00:56:19.520 grandkids a go-kart for Christmas. That was like a dream come true. I'm

00:56:23.420 going to say that. But other than that, I mean, like I, I'm going to, I'm not

00:56:27.160 leaving my trailer. I might get another trailer in LA when I'm working there, but

00:56:30.300 I mean, my whole, I don't think I've been so happy doing standup. I've been

00:56:35.180 just so happy the last 20 years. What did you do before that? I worked for my

00:56:38.620 parents' carpet store for 20 years. I mean, it was crazy. I mean, it was just,

00:56:42.660 they, my parents just, it was the craziest time. And that's why comics go,

00:56:47.360 comedy's a struggle. It's so hard. I'm like, try working at a carpet store with

00:56:51.760 your crazy parents for 20 years. 0.99

00:56:56.280 Because they would, they would sleep at the carpet store. 0.98

00:56:59.100 Our carpet shop was attached to a liquor store. Literally by the wall was a

00:57:02.540 liquor store, the wall, liquor store, us. So my parents, like we would start drinking

00:57:06.180 in the afternoon. They'd pass out about nine o'clock when we closed. People would come

00:57:09.920 in in the morning. The door wasn't locked. They just walk into the shop.

00:57:12.640 Mom and dad would be sprawled out on the carpet rolls. Are you open? Oh yeah. Can

00:57:16.220 we help you? There was not even a blink. And we sold only seconds and

00:57:20.380 irregulars. I mean, that's, you only shopped there if you were desperate or

00:57:23.640 super rich. And you know, it was just, it was my dad, every morning had a pep

00:57:29.000 talk in his office. I'm going to hire nothing but a-holes. I'm going to take an ad 1.00

00:57:32.540 under A. That was our, that was our morning pitch. It was.

00:57:37.920 What, um, uh, what brought you to California?

00:57:41.220 My dad started, uh, he managed carpet stores when I was little and they moved

00:57:45.520 him every year. And finally, when I was 19, uh, he opened up our first shop in

00:57:49.900 Oceanside and, uh, and that's why, that's where we stayed.

00:57:53.520 And how long have you lived in California then?

00:57:55.140 I've lived in Oceanside for 40 years.

00:57:57.420 40 years.

00:57:58.200 Yeah.

00:57:59.200 California, I grew up on the West Coast. I grew up in Seattle.

00:58:01.380 Yeah.

00:58:02.160 And California 40 years ago is not California today. It's not.

00:58:07.160 It is not. I swear, my little enclave of Oceanside is protected by Camp

00:58:11.240 Pendleton Marine Corps Base, which I love because, you know, at any given day

00:58:14.220 there's 30,000 gorgeous Marines walking around. I mean, I think because we have

00:58:18.540 the base there, our town stays a similar, like, it doesn't gentrify to the level

00:58:23.300 of the other beach towns around us. So I'm just so grateful to be,

00:58:26.980 in Oceanside. It's a little, like, when I go to LA to work and stuff, it's like,

00:58:30.560 yeah, but I mean, um, for where we are, it's like a secret little spot. I mean,

00:58:36.220 it's going to change.

00:58:37.220 I think it is with, with San Diego as well. I mean, it just,

00:58:40.660 Camp Pendleton changes the, you know, the seals and the, yeah, it just stops the

00:58:46.520 insanity a little bit.

00:58:47.720 Yeah. I'm so lucky in my son-in-law's a retired gunny. So I get to be at the

00:58:52.040 beach at Camp Pendleton on Christmas day. We always spend Christmas at the beach at

00:58:55.780 Camp Pendleton. I'm like, I mean, I just, in the Marine Corps car washes, ladies, if

00:59:00.380 you visit San Diego, don't go to the zoo, go to the front gate of Camp Pendleton. You

00:59:04.240 sit in your car, 12 Marines wearing little green shorts, wash your car. It's 1.00

00:59:08.480 unbelievable.

00:59:08.940 And that is, uh, that's what you might do for every sun, every Saturday,

00:59:15.660 every summer long. That's where you will find me. Right. Cause I'm a giver.

00:59:21.540 You're tremendous. You're just tremendous. Thank you so much for having me on big honor.

00:59:28.640 Uh, it is, uh, it's, it's great to see somebody, uh, who is pursuing what they love

00:59:35.320 because they love it. And for no other reason, and then hitting it. And I'm, I'm just thrilled.

00:59:42.380 No other reason. I mean, you have the trailer on the hill. I mean,

00:59:44.940 Well, let's face it.

00:59:45.920 Yeah. I mean, there's, there is that.

00:59:47.300 I had a double wide dream and comedy made it come true.

00:59:50.980 Where can people go to find out where to find you if they miss the dates?

00:59:53.620 Uh, well, the, on my Vicki Barbalak Facebook page is always my calendar and I am, I have

00:59:59.180 a website. It's called Vicki Barbalak comedy.com. It's, uh, on the brink of teeter, but it

01:00:05.200 hopefully it'll work. If you guys look into it, Vicki Barbalak comedy.com or my Facebook

01:00:09.540 page, or you can all call me 7605.

01:00:15.440 You also started a, uh, a new podcast.

01:00:18.240 Yeah. Vicki Barbalak trailer nasty. And also I am a, uh, ordained a wedding minister.

01:00:23.180 I have a business called wedding chapel to go.

01:00:25.620 Are you a minister of the, uh, leopard cloth of the leopard?

01:00:29.480 Yes. And I offer a 29 95 half hour honeymoon as part of my service. I have a wedding van.

01:00:35.100 It pops out and we just do pop up weddings.

01:00:37.680 And so the 20 minute, did you say 30 minute half hour honeymoon, 29 95. I have, I've kept

01:00:44.120 that price, uh, stable. Right. Yeah. Right. And that's in the back of the van. And it's a,

01:00:50.120 it's a wonderful experience, uh, for the happy couple.

01:00:53.540 And you can renew your vows too. And you, for, I do a lot of anniversary renewals. I do,

01:00:57.760 you know, anniversary parties and we can also offer the 29 95, you know, maybe we should have,

01:01:02.960 maybe we should, maybe we should have like, we do next year. If maybe we could get you back. We,

01:01:07.820 we should do like a bowling out. I mean, it's not a van, right? But we could, you know,

01:01:13.300 it's a national show. So maybe we could do like a bowling alley wedding and you could officiate.

01:01:17.620 Absolutely. I have, I would love to do that. I have my own bowling shoes and back.

01:01:21.760 So you're ready. So we should, let's do that next year. You come back. Okay. You, you can,

01:01:26.620 and we'll find the perfect couple for the bowling alley wedding. I love it. Somebody is going to want

01:01:31.400 to get married next year in a bowling alley on this show. Keep us in mind. Yeah. Vicki. Thank

01:01:36.540 you so much. Thank you so much, Glenn. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas.

01:01:40.200 You can find her at Vicki barbalock.com. Vicki barbalock, find her at Facebook. And if she's

01:01:46.800 coming near you, make sure you see her. She is great. You're listening to Glenn Beck.

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01:02:08.880 Uh, and, uh, what I hadn't noticed. Thank you. Yeah. That's so kind of Christmas. I've noticed

01:02:14.980 you've put on a few LBs, but, uh, you're letting yourself go. Thank you. Um, but any, but anyway,

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01:03:04.920 code back Christmas. Last night I was watching, uh, Levin TV on, uh, on, uh, blaze TV. And, uh,

01:03:18.260 and, and Mark was talking about this on the air a bit of the, the idea that the president is pulling

01:03:23.280 out of Syria and everybody found out over Twitter at the Pentagon, uh, just not the way you want to

01:03:29.040 run a country or a war. And, uh, uh, it's, it's wrong. It's, isn't, this is not going to lead to

01:03:34.980 anything good of David French on. We wanted to talk a little bit about being deplatformed and social

01:03:39.840 media and what it says about us, et cetera, et cetera. Um, but he was, uh, he's a, uh, a veteran

01:03:45.780 of, uh, operation Iraqi freedom. And, uh, so I wanted to get his opinion, uh, because he has written a lot

01:03:52.280 about ISIS over the years as well, his opinion on us pulling out of, of Syria, uh, and what this,

01:03:59.700 what this means. Welcome to the program, David. Oh, thanks so much for having me. I appreciate it.

01:04:04.180 Sure. So your thoughts on what happened yesterday? Uh, it's stunning and it's a terrible mistake.

01:04:12.660 Uh, it's a very dangerous mistake. Uh, it's stunning in part because just days ago,

01:04:19.180 the administration had reaffirmed its commitment to our Kurdish allies and to completing the mission

01:04:25.080 of destroying ISIS. And people have to understand when you talk about ISIS, there's the caliphate,

01:04:30.800 you know, this, or their attempt to create a nation state that has been largely, the caliphate

01:04:35.080 has been largely wiped out, but ISIS, the terrorist organization still exists. And to put this into

01:04:40.620 perspective in 2011, when Obama wrongly pulled out of Iraq, this is something that, that, uh,

01:04:47.040 the conservatives were deeply concerned about when he did it. And when he wrongly left Iraq,

01:04:51.360 there were only about 700 members of Al Qaeda in Iraq left in our country, only about 700.

01:04:57.400 The best estimate of the remaining strength of ISIS in Iraq and Syria is between 20 and 30,000.

01:05:05.180 And so to say that it's done, that the job is done is just not factually correct. It is wrong.

01:05:11.180 We, we knew this in world war II. I mean, when the regime collapsed in Germany, we didn't stop.

01:05:17.960 We went werewolf hunting. Uh, we went looking for those that were called werewolves, self-described

01:05:24.060 werewolves that were the Nazi believers that went back into the communities and were not going to let 1.00

01:05:30.180 this thing die. We, we knew we had to kill them and stop them. Well, you know, this would be about 1.00

01:05:36.020 like, uh, declaring the end of the Afghan war right after the, right after the Taliban fell,

01:05:43.100 even though we knew, we knew that Al Qaeda was still out there. Um, yeah, the, the capital cities

01:05:50.180 of the caliphate have fallen and that's been, and Trump deserves a lot of credit for continuing that 0.99

01:05:55.340 military campaign and stepping up that military campaign that began under Obama. But now to pull

01:06:01.180 out before that job is done and then as, and then to make it worse, the people, there are three

01:06:07.200 entities most likely to gain three American, uh, enemies of the U S that are most likely to gain

01:06:13.260 from this ISIS, of course, um, Russia and Iran. This is something that we're going to strengthen our

01:06:20.060 enemies. We're going to betray our allies. And to what purpose this is, this had been one of the most

01:06:25.820 successful American military interventions since nine 11. I mean, we had with, uh, very, um, light

01:06:34.180 casualties by comparison to other American military interventions, toppled the heart of the caliphate,

01:06:39.860 uh, empowered Kurdish allies, held the line against Russia and Iran and put ISIS in headlong retreat.

01:06:46.080 And before it's all, before it's all done, you just leave and you do it by shocking your own

01:06:51.840 generals. Uh, that doesn't make sense. Why did it happen? Uh, well, we have to crawl into the mind

01:07:00.980 of Donald Trump. I mean, I think, I think part of, you know, from the beginning, he has, um, expressed

01:07:07.940 deep skepticism about America's, uh, military actions, involvement overseas. He has been talked

01:07:14.540 out of on multiple occasions, headlong, uh, and precipitous retreats in Afghanistan, in Syria. Um,

01:07:23.240 you, you just get the feeling that it's what he wants to do and that he's been repeatedly talked

01:07:27.920 out of it by the people around him, but he's just going to go ahead and do it. Yeah. Right. Okay. Um,

01:07:34.780 let's talk about something that I think David, um, the conservatives and all Americans should be

01:07:40.740 very concerned about, um, right now, but I'm going to really be focusing on it in, in 2019.

01:07:47.000 And that is the silencing of, uh, voices and, and social media. You, you wrote a, um, an article,

01:07:55.460 social media idealism collides with human nature. I think that headline says it all. Explain that.

01:08:03.660 Yeah. So essentially what I'm talking about there is the frustration that the social media companies

01:08:11.340 are now feeling with how their, their platforms are used and they're clumsy. And sometimes, uh,

01:08:18.240 they're clumsy and sometimes, uh, censorious attempts to bring that plat their platforms in

01:08:23.500 alignment with their vision. And so what they imagined was, you know, they're going to create

01:08:28.140 these platforms. They're going to bring the world together and not just bring the world together,

01:08:33.340 but, and transmit and communicate their values that, you know, you had these, these Facebook,

01:08:40.500 Twitter, et cetera, executives, almost all of them uniformly progressive who believe that

01:08:46.140 these platforms would accomplish progressive things in the world. But it turns out when you

01:08:51.420 create a platform, when you create a true marketplace of ideas, you also empower a lot of voices you don't

01:08:56.980 like, uh, and a lot of voices you disagree with. And particularly on Facebook, it's very interesting.

01:09:02.960 If you look at the top publishers on Facebook in the political context, time and again, it's,

01:09:08.040 it's conservative time and again, it's Republican. And that's not what Zuckerberg built Facebook for.

01:09:14.860 And they have, and they've done everything they can to hurt those platforms and to hurt the traffic

01:09:22.340 trying to, I mean, for me, I have what? 3.2, uh, million Facebook, uh, likes and fans and followers.

01:09:31.820 And, uh, I, they, they want me to pay to be able to reach the people who said, I want the stuff from

01:09:39.420 him. I mean, they're doing everything they can to limit the voice. Yeah. You know, I, the, the,

01:09:46.820 and the problem is they, they want, they want two things. They want, they want it all and they can't

01:09:52.260 have it all. So what they want is to reach every person in the world. And then they also want to

01:09:57.900 spread and inculcate a particular set of values. Well, if you make your platform a, a, a value

01:10:05.300 transmission device, you're going to limit its reach. Uh, and so they keep on trying to square that

01:10:10.940 circle. They keep trying to say, well, we want everybody on there, but we really truly only want a

01:10:16.500 certain kind of expression on there. You can't have both, but they flail around often trying to

01:10:22.520 have both, or at least limiting, trying their best to limit the spread of ideas that they dislike.

01:10:28.360 Uh, and, and this is a real problem. It creates an, you know, almost an unbearable amount of tension

01:10:33.100 because on the one hand you have conservatives saying, Hey, you know, treat us equally, just

01:10:38.120 treat us, you know, we don't need special treatment, just treat us equally with other perspectives.

01:10:42.580 And then you have progressives who happen to be, you know, in their peer group,

01:10:46.160 essentially saying, what are you doing? You're all progressives. You want the progressive value

01:10:52.400 spread. And you, and you, I think you also have a third group of, of, uh, people that are both sides

01:11:00.560 that look at these really hideous things from anti-Semites or whatever. Um, and, and say,

01:11:08.900 you got to get rid of, you got to get rid of them. But the, the correct answer is I can't get rid of

01:11:14.980 anybody. It's a platform. I can't get rid of anybody. Well, yeah, the correct, I think,

01:11:20.820 and I've been a long arguing this, that the correct way to look at this is to not try to reinvent the

01:11:26.360 wheel, but take America's 200 plus years of experience with the first amendment and, and

01:11:32.340 apply it to these social media companies, not by force of law. And I don't, I don't want Congress

01:11:37.440 saying you have to apply first amendment principles, but I'd say Twitter and Facebook voluntarily

01:11:42.980 applying first amendment principles and core to the first amendment jurisprudence is the idea of

01:11:49.560 viewpoint neutrality. In other words, if we're a platform, the rule, whatever rules we put in place,

01:11:56.000 they're going to be viewpoint neutral rules. We're not going to privilege a point of view

01:12:00.640 and suppress another point of view. We're going to, we're going to create a marketplace of ideas.

01:12:05.980 And I think that that's the way through this wilderness. Um, but because they have not done

01:12:10.780 that and because they have put their thumb on the scales, you know, sometimes to get rid of really,

01:12:16.700 truly bad people, no question, but because they have put their thumb on the scales, they're opening

01:12:21.900 themselves to endless charges of double standards because those double standards are very, very real.

01:12:27.260 And it, I, I'm trying to decide, uh, Facebook, Google, um, you know, all social media and these,

01:12:37.340 and these big platforms, YouTube, um, are they, are they creating a hostile, uh, civilization?

01:12:47.320 Are they just empowering that hostile position or are they just revealing who we really are?

01:12:55.120 I think it's revealing and empowering. So I, I don't think people are, uh, people are people,

01:13:02.960 but what, what, um, Facebook has been able to do, what YouTube has been able to do is essentially

01:13:08.740 take all of the flaws of human beings, all of, and, and often all the virtues of human beings as

01:13:15.240 well, but all of the flaws of human beings and put them right in our face all the time. So that if,

01:13:22.040 you know, let's say you have neighbors who live five doors down, who have bad ideas about politics,

01:13:28.760 you might not ever encounter them pre-Facebook, pre-Twitter, but now everybody's bad ideas and by

01:13:35.360 bad ideas, the ones you don't like are thrown in your face constantly all the time on these

01:13:40.700 platforms. And I think what it does is it sort of takes our natural emotional reaction to being

01:13:46.360 exposed to things we don't like makes it relentless and then sort of over time turns it up to, you

01:13:52.680 know, 11 and, and it's, uh, it's the only way to really escape it is to turn off social media

01:14:00.040 entirely. But then you get that sort of nagging feeling that what am I missing? Am I missing

01:14:05.080 these developments with my grandkids? Am I missing these developments with my friends on the West

01:14:09.780 coast? So you turn it back on for the friendships. And then there it is again,

01:14:14.240 all of the things that you dislike. And it's, and, and I think it just takes who we actually are

01:14:20.080 and just throws it in our face all the time. And it makes it worse.

01:14:25.120 It's a great point. Cause I mean, think about the holidays come around, like whatever, you know,

01:14:27.760 if you have a holiday party that you go to once a year and you know, a couple of people there that

01:14:31.900 you don't like are going to be there and you sort of dread it for like weeks going into that party,

01:14:37.360 we are exposing ourselves to like six or seven hours of that party every day where everyone we don't

01:14:43.300 like is always talking to us. That cannot be healthy longterm, David.

01:14:48.080 No, you know, it's interesting. If you look at some of the charts of anxiety and depression,

01:14:54.960 especially amongst younger people in the country, the rates of anxiety and depression,

01:14:59.080 they started to really spike around the time that the smartphone became ubiquitous. And of course,

01:15:05.980 it's not the phone itself. It's what's on the phone. And what's on the phone is social media.

01:15:10.000 And you can even see a sharp rise and political hatred that is tied to a couple of specific core

01:15:16.820 correlates with a couple of specific events. And one of them is widespread adaptation of the

01:15:22.080 smartphone. And so, you know, these, that when you, when you feel like you cannot avoid,

01:15:27.820 or that this good thing that you like also carries with it, this kind of poison pill in the middle of

01:15:33.420 it, um, that, that plays on your insecurities that plays on your emotions that sometimes your

01:15:40.300 deepest beliefs. Um, yeah, it can be toxic. David French, uh, national review, great article,

01:15:47.480 social media idealism collides with human nature. Thanks, David. We'll talk again. Have a great,

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01:17:03.420 Welcome to the program. Uh, we have a great guest coming up in a second. Um, I want to see

01:17:08.860 if we can reschedule. I just got two emails at glennbeck.com. Um, and, uh, one said, uh, Glenn

01:17:16.960 yesterday, Hillsborough County, uh, deputy did the most horrible thing imaginable. He murdered

01:17:21.960 his wife, daughter, and six-year-old granddaughter before taking his own life. We are all devastated

01:17:27.280 and trying to gather some sense of reality after this surreal tragedy. We're asking for

01:17:31.840 nothing but prayers. And all I want is to try to help prevent others from going through

01:17:36.460 this. Um, please do a show that focuses on helping people who are considering suicide.

01:17:42.060 Um, so I read this and then I, I click on the very next, uh, email. Glenn, my name is, I'm

01:17:53.560 not going to give you his name. I'm 25 years old. I've been listening to you since I was 19

01:17:57.540 nearly every day. Um, I've been listening for the last few years. Uh, and I know you don't

01:18:09.020 know me, but I have depression. Some days are incredibly difficult to get out of bed.

01:18:14.740 The past several weeks have been perhaps the worst of my life. Suicide is never far from my

01:18:19.740 mind. I'm working on it. I recently switched medication, started seeing a new therapist,

01:18:24.700 and I'm hoping for the best. My days consist of constant prayer and pleading with my maker for

01:18:31.060 understanding and some sense of peace and hope. This doesn't affect you, but it affects me

01:18:37.180 greatly. Most days lately, your show has been the only thing allowing me to get through my

01:18:42.680 mornings and my day at work. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for what

01:18:47.640 you do, for what you and all of you do, the messages you share. I admit it's not typically

01:18:53.980 the stories and information that lift me up. I, uh, I, some days, uh, I do notice it's a bit

01:19:00.120 doomsday-ish. Um, but knowing that I can tune in and listen to you with compassion and humor,

01:19:06.400 uh, with Stu helps me forget about myself even for just a couple of hours. Words cannot express

01:19:12.780 how grateful, uh, I am. And even includes, yes, I'm even grateful for Jeffy. I had real sympathy

01:19:22.660 for him until then. I, I did too. Yeah. I did too. Yeah. Um, I, I want to address, uh, both of these,

01:19:30.340 uh, next hour. So please stand by, please stand by.

01:19:40.720 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:19:47.340 I don't know what it's like at your house, but at my house, it's nothing but going over lists and

01:19:54.480 running around and, uh, making sure you're at the right place and we're at the school for the right

01:19:59.880 thing. And, and the kids are prepared for this. And we've, we've got our shopping done for this

01:20:05.040 person. And have you sent out the fruit basket for this? Have you written the card for so-and-so

01:20:10.360 it's nonstop. It's nonstop. And in this rush, we sometimes miss the things that are right next to us.

01:20:22.920 I begin there in one minute.

01:20:28.920 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:20:31.700 So we are, uh, we're, we're hitching a trailer to the back of the truck and we're going on a

01:20:37.720 little Christmas tour, uh, as a, uh, as a family. And one of the things that we're doing is we're

01:20:42.800 bringing in car games with us. And one of them is, uh, say anything. It's a great game that your

01:20:48.820 family can play, whether you're driving, whether you're sitting around the table, uh, and anybody

01:20:53.820 can play. And it is just a fun game called say anything. You find it at the toy section at

01:20:59.560 target. I think it's, I don't even know 20% offer it's on discount now at target. Um, but, uh, it's a

01:21:05.560 fun game and you really will laugh hard. Uh, you will go off on all kinds of tangents. It's one of

01:21:12.120 those games where somebody will say something, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what? What do you

01:21:17.600 mean? And in a good way? Um, and there's no politics, so it's great. It's called say anything

01:21:23.960 it's available now at target. Get it for the holidays, you know, surrender, surrender. Don't

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01:21:55.480 So, uh, just a few minutes ago, I, I looked down at the email and, um, and I got a couple of letters

01:22:03.440 in from, um, um, from listeners. And one of them, uh, is in Hillsborough County. Uh, that's in

01:22:11.140 Florida. And, uh, he says, Glenn yesterday, my cousin Hillsborough County deputy did the most

01:22:18.360 horrible thing imaginable. He murdered his wife and his daughter and his six-year-old granddaughter

01:22:23.420 before taking his own life. We're devastated and still trying to gather some sense of reality

01:22:29.640 after this surreal tragedy. I'm not asking for anything but prayers, but I do want to try to

01:22:37.420 help prevent others from going through this. Please do a show that focuses on helping people

01:22:43.700 who are considering suicide somewhere out there. Someone else is hiding anguish and maybe we can

01:22:49.860 help them before it's too late. I read that letter and then that, and I usually don't read listener mail

01:23:00.940 during a show. Uh, but for some reason I click on the next one. And the very next one is from a guy

01:23:08.140 who says I'm 25 years old. I've been listening since I was 19 nearly every single day. Um, and I have

01:23:17.280 depression and some days it's incredibly difficult to get out of bed. This, the past several weeks

01:23:22.720 have been perhaps the worst of my life. Suicide is never far from my mind and I'm working on it.

01:23:30.980 Most of my day is, it consists of prayer and constant pleading with my maker for understanding

01:23:37.880 and some sense of peace and hope. Back in the 1980s.

01:23:51.580 I went through clinical depression and it's different. It's there's,

01:24:00.220 there are people that, and we all go through this. There are people that look at the holidays.

01:24:11.240 It's the most wonderful time. Well, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's not the most wonderful time

01:24:17.240 of the year. Sometimes for some people, it can be the worst time of the year because

01:24:25.000 maybe you grew up with great parents and it was just the greatest holiday and they

01:24:35.100 decorated and you remember as the perfect tree and the family would get together and

01:24:40.400 you can't recreate that for some reason. Maybe your family is broken up or maybe your kids are typical

01:24:48.640 teenagers or maybe you've lost your job. I remember being so broke I couldn't afford anything

01:25:01.040 for Christmas. I remember Christmas Eve alone, a divorced guy living in this hellhole. Carpet smelled 1.00

01:25:15.320 like soup. And I was laying down on the floor, feeling bad for myself on Christmas Eve because

01:25:21.200 I was all by myself. And I realized this is not going to end well for me. And I had to choose.

01:25:33.980 Some people, their Christmas was not happy as a child.

01:25:38.540 Some people, their Christmas was not happy as a child. People have lost loved ones. This

01:25:45.540 is the first Christmas since fill-in-the-blank passed away. We have a friend, we have two that lost

01:25:58.820 their husband or wife just recently. I can't imagine. I can't imagine losing Tanya and how everything

01:26:17.280 in my life would remind me of her. And how hard that would be. I can't imagine losing a child.

01:26:26.700 I really, I can't imagine it. But if that's what, if that's what you are feeling or if that is

01:26:43.100 the kind of Christmas or holiday you're experiencing, I'd ask you to back up and

01:26:56.400 re-examine Thanksgiving. Think about Thanksgiving. The pilgrims come over here. About half of them die

01:27:07.140 in the boat. They're just dumping their children into the sea after they die. Imagine that.

01:27:13.940 they get here. It is such hostile territory that they can't grow anything. Another half, half

01:27:29.100 of the half that is left die through the winter. Starvation, sickness, cold. Imagine having nothing.

01:27:41.160 you are starving. You are starving and you're in the northeast and you are freezing and you're all

01:27:48.220 huddled under a blanket and there is no such thing as medicine. You're just praying to make it to the

01:27:55.460 next morning and your child or your wife freezes to death. One of you starts to get sick and you know

01:28:04.740 that's a death sentence. You're trying to feed your child. You got nothing. Where is God? We came here

01:28:14.360 for God. Where is God? Half of us died on the way here. Another half are dying in the next eight months.

01:28:20.900 Where is God? Where is God? And when it was over, when it was over and they could plant crops and they could

01:28:34.700 plant corn, they stopped after the harvest to say, thank you, Lord. Only a quarter of them were left.

01:28:47.500 Thank you. And it was such a celebration that we still remember it today.

01:28:58.840 Yesterday I talked to Eric Bolling and he's struggling with his faith and I ask that you pray for him

01:29:03.600 and his wife. But someday Eric will, let me say this. One of the reasons why Operation

01:29:17.280 O-U-R, the Underground Railroad, where we're rescuing children that have been enslaved or kidnapped and

01:29:26.380 forced to be either slave labor or sex labor, is because of a little kid named Gardie.

01:29:35.600 Still looking for him. They still think he's alive.

01:29:39.500 He was taken from his church.

01:29:42.660 His dad was the pastor of a church.

01:29:47.420 One of the congregants in that church was mad at the pastor.

01:29:53.260 And so to get revenge, kidnapped his child in the middle of church.

01:30:02.340 Kidnapped his child. I think he was five.

01:30:04.720 And sold him into slavery.

01:30:09.400 It's happened in Haiti.

01:30:13.040 Can you imagine?

01:30:14.820 In church?

01:30:16.120 And I'm there serving you?

01:30:17.980 And you allow this to happen?

01:30:21.100 He couldn't sleep in his own house for a year because he thought,

01:30:24.480 how could I sleep?

01:30:25.860 How could I sleep anywhere but under the stars?

01:30:28.520 How could I sleep in a bed when I know my son doesn't have a bed?

01:30:34.080 And he walked all night trying to find his son every night.

01:30:41.700 It's like 10 years ago.

01:30:44.160 The horrors that this kid has gone through if he's still alive.

01:30:49.480 His father told me.

01:30:54.560 I know this is going to sound horrible.

01:30:58.180 But Glenn, because of my son,

01:31:02.860 all of this started.

01:31:06.820 And the thousands of children that have been saved because of my son.

01:31:12.720 I believe that before we came to Earth,

01:31:20.000 my son and I might have even said to each other,

01:31:22.860 let's take one for the team.

01:31:28.040 We can make a difference.

01:31:30.500 You be my dad, I'll be your son.

01:31:35.400 He said, I can never actually say it's worth it

01:31:38.720 because no one would ever choose this.

01:31:42.720 But I think this was a blessing.

01:31:45.600 Not to me and not to my son,

01:31:48.520 but to thousands of other children.

01:31:53.020 When you can give thanks and you can see

01:31:56.960 God in the worst of things,

01:32:03.000 that's when you know you're on pretty safe territory.

01:32:10.740 That should be your goal.

01:32:12.720 To be able to find peace and God

01:32:16.900 and peace on Earth

01:32:18.720 in the worst of tragedies,

01:32:21.220 in the worst experiences.

01:32:22.820 Because I will tell you,

01:32:24.280 it is going to get better.

01:32:27.480 I never believed that.

01:32:29.140 For years I didn't believe that.

01:32:31.140 It will get better.

01:32:33.260 But that's one kind of depression.

01:32:38.760 And I want to speak to anyone who has a loved one

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01:34:43.140 So I have gone through that kind of depression

01:34:45.840 where I made mistakes

01:34:47.900 or something's happened to me

01:34:49.300 or whatever

01:34:50.060 and it's been bad.

01:34:53.560 That's normal.

01:34:55.560 And that turns around on its own.

01:34:58.500 There is something else

01:34:59.820 and sometimes it can be caused

01:35:01.360 by that kind of depression

01:35:03.640 and it just spirals out of control.

01:35:07.120 And it is a chemical depression.

01:35:09.900 The chemicals in your brain

01:35:14.200 they're just not working right

01:35:17.360 and so you go deeper and deeper

01:35:20.680 into a depression

01:35:21.780 and nothing, nothing

01:35:25.840 seems real or right

01:35:29.260 and suicide begins to seem

01:35:32.920 to be a very logical explanation.

01:35:36.680 somebody who goes in 0.97

01:35:39.140 and kills their family 0.99

01:35:41.000 and then kills themselves 1.00

01:35:42.240 that is a sign 0.88

01:35:43.840 not of

01:35:44.700 regular depression

01:35:46.500 that is a sign

01:35:47.440 of

01:35:47.840 chemical imbalance.

01:35:51.140 And

01:35:51.740 the thing that people

01:35:53.980 they don't know

01:35:55.760 the difference

01:35:56.500 and there is a huge difference

01:35:58.740 especially to the person

01:36:01.200 that is experiencing it

01:36:02.500 but people will say

01:36:03.940 you just got to get over it.

01:36:06.120 Oh

01:36:06.580 wow

01:36:07.440 I never thought of that.

01:36:10.080 Thanks

01:36:10.560 I should just get over it.

01:36:12.080 You know

01:36:12.460 just think of happy things.

01:36:14.380 Oh

01:36:14.820 okay

01:36:15.980 all right

01:36:16.860 boy

01:36:17.620 I

01:36:17.900 why didn't I think of that?

01:36:20.180 Oh maybe I could go to a fair.

01:36:22.680 Maybe I could just go to

01:36:23.840 watch a comedy.

01:36:25.480 It doesn't work

01:36:26.840 and the people

01:36:28.240 who are experiencing this

01:36:29.800 that is

01:36:31.580 the worst thing

01:36:33.340 you could say to them

01:36:34.240 because

01:36:35.140 it shows you

01:36:36.220 really don't understand

01:36:37.820 and you

01:36:38.960 you 1.00

01:36:40.020 you think they're a moron 1.00

01:36:41.600 that that's a 1.00

01:36:42.300 that's a new idea.

01:36:46.900 Clinical depression

01:36:48.060 makes the insane

01:36:51.460 sane

01:36:52.540 and it pits

01:36:54.380 you

01:36:55.040 against yourself.

01:36:56.940 We all have two voices

01:36:57.960 in our head.

01:36:58.600 one is the reasonable one

01:37:00.440 and one is the one

01:37:01.220 that says insane things

01:37:02.480 from time to time.

01:37:04.160 If you are going through

01:37:05.180 clinical depression

01:37:06.080 all of a sudden

01:37:06.840 that sane

01:37:07.780 voice

01:37:08.520 is so defeated

01:37:11.260 and so beaten back

01:37:12.720 that the insane voice

01:37:14.660 starts to make sense.

01:37:17.460 It starts to tell you things

01:37:19.360 that you go

01:37:20.020 well that makes sense 0.96

01:37:21.400 and you are such a drag 0.99

01:37:23.820 and you know 1.00

01:37:24.620 you're such a drag 0.98

01:37:25.600 that you are starting 0.99

01:37:27.640 to hear these

01:37:28.780 this voice

01:37:29.680 that tells you

01:37:30.360 you know

01:37:30.600 everybody would be

01:37:31.220 better off

01:37:31.680 without you.

01:37:37.840 It's not true.

01:37:38.880 I wrote a book

01:37:48.580 called

01:37:48.760 The Christmas Sweater

01:37:49.480 that was about

01:37:49.960 my mother's death

01:37:50.860 fictional telling

01:37:53.000 of my childhood

01:37:53.800 with her.

01:37:56.840 Simon & Schuster

01:37:57.280 made me

01:37:57.780 change the ending

01:37:59.440 so it was a happy ending.

01:38:02.540 They didn't understand

01:38:03.660 that

01:38:04.220 the epilogue

01:38:05.680 the truth

01:38:06.720 is a much happier ending

01:38:08.240 than the

01:38:09.200 fake ending

01:38:10.280 that I had to write

01:38:11.160 where mom lived.

01:38:13.580 It just takes longer

01:38:14.700 to get there.

01:38:19.300 But I

01:38:19.940 I think around

01:38:21.040 I think around 18

01:38:23.820 I was convinced

01:38:24.600 that

01:38:24.980 I was going to

01:38:26.060 repeat her life. 0.99

01:38:27.040 You just get into

01:38:27.880 this place

01:38:28.520 to where

01:38:28.880 you're going to

01:38:30.200 repeat it.

01:38:31.180 That's the stock

01:38:32.140 I come from.

01:38:32.900 That's my genetic

01:38:33.720 background.

01:38:34.580 And then

01:38:37.660 when

01:38:38.060 real

01:38:39.320 clinical

01:38:39.980 depression

01:38:40.500 hits

01:38:41.320 you are 0.94

01:38:46.020 all

01:38:46.560 consumed

01:38:47.200 by

01:38:48.640 I just

01:38:50.920 want this

01:38:51.240 to stop.

01:38:52.820 Please

01:38:53.520 just make

01:38:53.920 this stop

01:38:54.480 and you

01:38:55.740 will try

01:38:56.300 anything

01:38:57.500 drugs

01:38:58.660 alcohol

01:38:59.940 theft 0.64

01:39:01.900 sex

01:39:03.440 anything

01:39:04.400 to make

01:39:05.300 it stop.

01:39:06.900 And when

01:39:07.620 you've run

01:39:08.380 through all

01:39:08.860 of those

01:39:09.260 things

01:39:09.640 then you

01:39:11.680 realize

01:39:12.140 I'm just 0.85

01:39:12.740 damned

01:39:13.260 there's 0.99

01:39:13.680 nothing.

01:39:16.100 That's a

01:39:16.800 lie.

01:39:19.060 That is

01:39:19.820 a huge

01:39:20.540 lie.

01:39:22.840 I want

01:39:23.880 to speak

01:39:24.260 to you

01:39:24.720 if you

01:39:25.360 are

01:39:25.800 somebody

01:39:26.460 who is

01:39:27.380 going

01:39:27.820 through

01:39:28.080 this

01:39:28.420 or can

01:39:28.780 recognize

01:39:29.320 anything

01:39:30.060 that I

01:39:30.560 am saying

01:39:31.080 I

01:39:32.580 have

01:39:32.840 been

01:39:33.360 right

01:39:34.080 where

01:39:34.380 you

01:39:34.660 are.

01:39:36.540 I

01:39:37.200 have

01:39:37.560 lived

01:39:38.320 it.

01:39:40.940 I

01:39:41.600 have

01:39:41.780 family

01:39:42.200 members

01:39:42.640 who

01:39:42.960 have

01:39:43.160 lived

01:39:43.400 it

01:39:43.620 and

01:39:45.260 I'm

01:39:45.700 the

01:39:45.880 one

01:39:46.200 who

01:39:47.460 chose 0.56

01:39:48.000 differently.

01:39:48.620 my

01:39:52.040 family

01:39:52.400 would

01:39:52.640 not

01:39:52.960 have

01:39:53.140 been

01:39:53.320 better

01:39:53.580 off

01:39:53.880 without

01:39:54.180 me.

01:39:56.120 I

01:39:56.700 wouldn't

01:39:57.060 even

01:39:57.380 know

01:39:57.720 my

01:39:58.000 children.

01:39:59.720 I

01:40:00.280 wouldn't

01:40:00.700 have

01:40:01.540 my

01:40:02.160 children.

01:40:02.520 in

01:40:08.160 the

01:40:08.260 book

01:40:08.420 the

01:40:08.560 Christmas

01:40:08.840 sweater

01:40:09.160 I

01:40:09.960 talk

01:40:10.200 about

01:40:10.360 a

01:40:10.520 dream

01:40:10.860 that

01:40:11.080 I

01:40:11.220 had

01:40:11.480 and

01:40:11.600 it's

01:40:11.740 a

01:40:11.860 real

01:40:12.080 dream

01:40:12.460 but

01:40:12.640 it

01:40:12.760 comes

01:40:13.120 forward

01:40:13.760 in

01:40:13.960 the

01:40:14.080 Christmas

01:40:14.340 sweater

01:40:14.640 as a

01:40:15.020 scene

01:40:15.280 and

01:40:15.480 the

01:40:17.960 one

01:40:18.240 line

01:40:18.680 is

01:40:19.260 I'm

01:40:19.660 shown

01:40:20.080 what

01:40:21.180 life

01:40:21.600 can

01:40:22.220 be

01:40:22.440 like

01:40:22.780 on

01:40:23.180 the

01:40:23.300 other

01:40:23.460 side

01:40:23.680 of

01:40:23.780 the

01:40:23.920 storm

01:40:24.280 and

01:40:25.260 I

01:40:28.980 remember

01:40:29.380 in my

01:40:29.820 actual

01:40:30.180 dream

01:40:30.540 I

01:40:30.800 said

01:40:31.320 it's

01:40:31.700 so

01:40:31.920 warm

01:40:32.320 here

01:40:32.720 and

01:40:35.020 my

01:40:35.280 guide

01:40:35.540 said

01:40:35.960 that's

01:40:37.140 what's

01:40:37.280 on the

01:40:37.480 other

01:40:37.640 side

01:40:37.860 of

01:40:37.940 the

01:40:38.060 storm

01:40:38.400 and

01:40:39.080 all

01:40:39.320 I

01:40:39.500 said

01:40:39.840 again

01:40:40.340 was

01:40:40.680 it's

01:40:41.120 so

01:40:41.320 warm

01:40:41.860 here

01:40:42.280 you

01:40:43.680 may

01:40:43.920 feel

01:40:44.300 left

01:40:44.620 out

01:40:44.840 in

01:40:44.960 the

01:40:45.080 cold

01:40:45.360 right

01:40:45.620 now

01:40:45.900 but

01:40:46.100 you

01:40:46.280 are

01:40:46.440 not

01:40:47.000 alone

01:40:47.520 please

01:40:48.900 reach

01:40:49.600 out

01:40:49.880 for

01:40:50.140 help

01:40:50.560 please

01:40:51.460 reach

01:40:51.960 out

01:40:52.140 for

01:40:52.320 help

01:40:52.500 there

01:40:52.680 are

01:40:52.880 millions

01:40:53.220 of

01:40:53.480 people

01:40:53.780 like

01:40:54.600 you

01:40:54.820 and

01:40:55.000 like

01:40:55.220 me

01:40:55.520 that

01:40:55.980 understand

01:40:56.700 what's

01:40:57.020 going

01:40:57.280 on

01:40:57.740 you're

01:40:58.440 not

01:40:58.740 alone

01:40:59.160 things

01:40:59.980 will

01:41:00.440 get

01:41:00.700 better

01:41:01.080 and

01:41:01.940 when

01:41:02.120 they

01:41:02.340 do

01:41:02.680 you

01:41:03.000 too

01:41:03.420 will

01:41:03.700 say

01:41:04.140 it

01:41:05.180 is

01:41:05.420 so

01:41:05.740 warm

01:41:06.480 here

01:41:07.280 you're

01:41:15.360 listening

01:41:15.760 to

01:41:16.140 Glenn

01:41:16.620 Beck

01:41:17.360 all

01:41:19.780 right

01:41:19.860 let me

01:41:20.020 tell you

01:41:20.220 about

01:41:20.460 Liberty

01:41:21.340 Safe

01:41:21.760 imagine

01:41:22.860 you own

01:41:23.600 a business

01:41:23.980 and

01:41:24.520 the biggest

01:41:26.220 complaint

01:41:26.640 is

01:41:27.120 man

01:41:27.720 I wish

01:41:27.980 I had

01:41:28.180 another

01:41:28.400 one

01:41:28.760 it's

01:41:29.900 kind

01:41:30.020 of

01:41:30.060 like

01:41:30.180 McDonald's

01:41:30.900 you know

01:41:31.860 you have

01:41:32.540 their fries

01:41:32.920 and you're

01:41:33.120 like

01:41:33.300 man

01:41:33.760 I should

01:41:34.080 have

01:41:34.160 had

01:41:34.280 the

01:41:34.400 bigger

01:41:34.620 set

01:41:35.140 of

01:41:35.260 fries

01:41:35.540 feel

01:41:37.520 that

01:41:37.640 way

01:41:37.780 often

01:41:38.100 I

01:41:38.500 feel

01:41:38.820 that

01:41:39.000 way

01:41:39.200 all

01:41:39.600 the

01:41:39.780 time

01:41:40.040 I'm

01:41:40.260 feeling

01:41:40.500 that

01:41:40.680 way

01:41:40.800 now

01:41:41.240 and

01:41:41.720 I've

01:41:42.180 had

01:41:42.320 french

01:41:42.760 fries

01:41:43.120 from

01:41:43.460 them

01:41:43.620 like

01:41:43.780 two

01:41:43.960 weeks

01:41:44.180 ago

01:41:44.400 so

01:41:44.780 still

01:41:45.860 wishing

01:41:46.240 that

01:41:46.460 I

01:42:05.540 makes

01:42:05.700 makes

01:42:05.720 a

01:42:05.880 great

01:42:06.280 Christmas

01:42:06.680 gift

01:42:07.040 and

01:42:07.200 right

01:42:07.420 now

01:42:07.760 12

01:42:08.200 month

01:42:08.540 interest

01:42:09.000 free

01:42:09.300 financing

01:42:09.940 on

01:42:10.620 approved

01:42:10.980 credit

01:42:11.260 go to

01:42:11.620 liberty

01:42:11.900 safe

01:42:12.360 dot

01:42:12.660 com

01:42:13.060 today

01:42:13.600 liberty

01:42:14.200 safe

01:42:15.080 dot

01:42:15.460 com

01:42:15.740 best

01:42:16.120 built

01:42:16.400 safes

01:42:16.820 on

01:42:17.040 the

01:42:17.180 planet

01:42:17.560 and

01:42:18.880 the

01:42:19.040 best

01:42:19.240 conservative

01:42:19.740 talent

01:42:20.140 in

01:42:20.600 America

01:42:20.960 on

01:42:21.380 blaze

01:42:21.900 tv

01:42:22.220 dot

01:42:22.500 com

01:42:22.800 go to

01:42:23.120 blaze

01:42:23.300 tv

01:42:23.440 dot

01:42:23.620 com

01:42:23.780 slash

01:42:24.040 beck

01:42:24.300 use

01:42:24.500 beck

01:42:24.780 christmas

01:42:25.160 get

01:42:25.340 twenty

01:42:25.680 dollars

01:42:26.000 off

01:42:26.340 go

01:42:26.600 there

01:42:26.720 now

01:42:26.960 a

01:42:33.300 couple

01:42:33.400 of

01:42:33.500 weeks

01:42:33.660 ago

01:42:33.960 I

01:42:34.340 I

01:42:35.920 read

01:42:36.100 a

01:42:36.260 great

01:42:36.600 article

01:42:37.080 from

01:42:37.780 Charles

01:42:38.440 Duhigg 0.98

01:42:39.440 and

01:42:40.000 he's

01:42:40.720 the

01:42:40.860 author

01:42:41.120 of

01:42:41.540 the

01:42:41.760 power

01:42:42.040 of

01:42:42.240 habit

01:42:42.640 and

01:42:43.780 it

01:42:43.900 was

01:42:44.180 the

01:42:44.920 articles

01:42:45.380 about

01:42:45.760 how

01:42:46.000 we're

01:42:46.200 all

01:42:46.420 angry

01:42:46.900 and

01:42:47.160 we're

01:42:47.320 all

01:42:47.540 outraged

01:42:48.320 and

01:42:48.900 and

01:42:51.100 what

01:42:51.260 struck

01:42:51.640 me

01:42:52.000 as

01:42:52.360 so

01:42:52.540 interesting

01:42:52.960 is

01:42:53.240 he

01:42:53.520 quoted

01:42:54.000 a

01:42:54.660 study

01:42:55.140 that

01:42:55.360 came

01:42:55.560 out

01:42:55.720 in

01:42:55.820 the

01:42:55.900 1970s

01:42:56.960 of

01:42:58.060 a

01:42:58.140 guy

01:42:58.340 who

01:42:58.560 was

01:42:58.780 doing

01:42:59.100 an

01:42:59.340 anger

01:42:59.720 study

01:43:00.260 and

01:43:01.440 found

01:43:01.760 out

01:43:01.900 that

01:43:02.040 there's

01:43:02.460 good

01:43:03.520 anger

01:43:03.880 and

01:43:04.360 bad

01:43:04.620 anger

01:43:04.940 and

01:43:05.880 when

01:43:06.080 anger

01:43:06.500 gets

01:43:06.780 out

01:43:06.980 of

01:43:07.140 control

01:43:07.760 it

01:43:08.060 just

01:43:08.280 burns

01:43:08.680 everything

01:43:09.040 down

01:43:09.480 and

01:43:10.700 we

01:43:10.860 are

01:43:11.000 now

01:43:11.300 into

01:43:11.720 that

01:43:12.160 what

01:43:12.700 I

01:43:12.840 would

01:43:13.020 call

01:43:13.360 addicted

01:43:13.900 to

01:43:14.160 anger

01:43:14.440 addicted

01:43:14.820 to

01:43:15.200 hate

01:43:15.580 addicted

01:43:15.960 to

01:43:16.220 outrage

01:43:16.740 we're

01:43:17.940 in

01:43:18.060 that

01:43:18.320 phase

01:43:18.840 and

01:43:19.400 how

01:43:19.880 do

01:43:20.040 we

01:43:20.200 pull

01:43:20.560 that

01:43:20.920 back

01:43:21.500 and

01:43:22.200 still

01:43:22.720 recognize

01:43:23.480 that

01:43:23.880 there

01:43:24.040 are

01:43:24.200 things

01:43:24.540 that

01:43:24.740 people

01:43:25.080 should

01:43:25.460 be

01:43:25.840 angry

01:43:26.340 about

01:43:26.680 that

01:43:26.880 you

01:43:27.100 know

01:43:27.300 that

01:43:27.480 we're

01:43:28.740 not

01:43:29.020 angry

01:43:29.500 for

01:43:30.060 invalid

01:43:31.720 reasons

01:43:32.520 per se

01:43:33.140 we

01:43:34.200 just

01:43:34.620 don't

01:43:35.060 have

01:43:35.280 a

01:43:35.400 control

01:43:35.940 of

01:43:36.220 our

01:43:36.420 anger

01:43:36.780 anymore

01:43:37.400 and

01:43:37.660 we're

01:43:37.780 not

01:43:37.940 doing

01:43:38.180 anything

01:43:38.480 positive

01:43:39.120 about

01:43:39.920 it

01:43:40.140 and

01:43:41.160 so

01:43:41.260 I

01:43:41.360 wanted

01:43:41.500 to

01:43:41.620 get

01:43:41.760 Charles

01:43:42.120 on

01:43:42.340 with

01:43:42.480 us

01:43:42.620 welcome

01:43:42.840 to

01:43:42.980 the

01:43:43.080 program

01:43:43.400 Charles

01:43:43.780 Duhigg 0.98

01:43:44.080 how are

01:43:44.380 you sir

01:43:44.660 I'm

01:43:46.020 good

01:43:46.280 thanks

01:43:46.580 for

01:43:46.700 having

01:43:46.880 me

01:43:47.040 on

01:43:47.220 sure

01:43:47.520 so

01:43:48.360 first

01:43:49.100 of

01:43:49.200 tell

01:43:49.720 everybody

01:43:49.940 about

01:43:50.120 the

01:43:50.280 study

01:43:50.540 that

01:43:50.700 happened

01:43:50.940 in

01:43:51.080 the

01:43:51.160 1970s

01:43:51.960 and

01:43:52.040 what

01:43:52.200 he

01:43:52.700 found

01:43:53.040 it's

01:43:54.440 really

01:43:54.640 interesting

01:43:55.040 a

01:43:55.380 researcher

01:43:56.500 at the

01:43:56.980 University

01:43:57.420 of

01:43:57.580 Massachusetts

01:43:57.960 Amherst

01:43:58.520 sent

01:43:58.800 a

01:43:59.520 survey

01:43:59.900 to

01:44:00.120 everyone

01:44:00.600 living

01:44:01.020 in a

01:44:01.320 small

01:44:01.600 town

01:44:02.080 in

01:44:02.420 Massachusetts

01:44:03.000 and

01:44:03.660 he

01:44:03.760 asked

01:44:03.960 this

01:44:04.080 basic

01:44:04.340 question

01:44:04.840 think

01:44:05.900 of

01:44:06.020 the

01:44:06.140 last

01:44:06.420 time

01:44:06.680 you

01:44:06.800 were

01:44:06.940 angry

01:44:07.340 and

01:44:07.660 tell

01:44:07.920 me

01:44:08.080 what

01:44:08.260 happened

01:44:08.640 and

01:44:09.200 it

01:44:09.260 was

01:44:09.360 14

01:44:09.720 pages

01:44:10.060 long

01:44:10.420 it

01:44:10.560 was

01:44:10.600 a

01:44:10.760 long

01:44:11.160 survey

01:44:11.600 and

01:44:12.240 he

01:44:12.360 found

01:44:12.540 that

01:44:12.760 dozens

01:44:13.440 hundreds

01:44:13.860 of

01:44:14.120 people

01:44:14.360 actually

01:44:14.620 responded

01:44:15.060 to

01:44:15.240 this

01:44:15.420 thing

01:44:15.680 and

01:44:16.420 what

01:44:16.560 they

01:44:16.700 did

01:44:16.920 is

01:44:17.060 they

01:44:17.160 described

01:44:17.800 when

01:44:18.040 the

01:44:18.200 last

01:44:18.480 time

01:44:18.640 they

01:44:18.800 had

01:44:18.920 become

01:44:19.180 furious

01:44:19.600 and

01:44:19.920 what

01:44:20.400 had

01:44:20.560 infuriated

01:44:21.140 them

01:44:21.340 and

01:44:21.440 what

01:44:21.580 he

01:44:21.680 expected

01:44:22.120 the

01:44:22.340 academic

01:44:22.760 was

01:44:23.320 that

01:44:23.440 they

01:44:23.540 would

01:44:23.680 say

01:44:23.900 look

01:44:24.340 I'm

01:44:24.560 really

01:44:24.800 sorry

01:44:25.140 I

01:44:25.300 got

01:44:25.460 angry

01:44:25.780 because

01:44:25.980 it

01:44:26.100 made

01:44:26.240 everything

01:44:26.500 worse

01:44:26.880 it

01:44:27.240 just

01:44:27.420 exacerbated

01:44:28.300 all

01:44:28.460 these

01:44:28.600 tensions

01:44:28.880 I

01:44:29.360 should

01:44:29.560 have

01:44:29.700 kept

01:44:29.880 my

01:44:30.080 temper

01:44:30.400 in

01:44:30.680 check

01:44:31.040 but

01:44:31.600 what

01:44:31.720 he

01:44:31.800 found

01:44:31.980 is

01:44:32.120 exactly

01:44:32.440 the

01:44:32.660 opposite

01:44:32.960 people

01:44:33.660 said

01:44:33.860 that

01:44:33.980 when

01:44:34.100 they

01:44:34.220 got

01:44:34.380 angry

01:44:34.680 when

01:44:34.860 they

01:44:35.020 shouted

01:44:35.520 at

01:44:36.040 the

01:44:36.180 person

01:44:36.440 who

01:44:36.580 was

01:44:36.700 driving

01:44:36.940 them

01:44:37.140 crazy

01:44:37.520 things

01:44:38.280 actually

01:44:38.640 got

01:44:38.880 better

01:44:39.260 that

01:44:39.520 not only

01:44:39.820 did it

01:44:40.040 feel

01:44:40.260 good

01:44:40.580 to

01:44:40.940 be

01:44:41.100 able

01:44:41.240 to

01:44:41.380 communicate

01:44:41.840 what

01:44:42.040 was

01:44:42.160 bothering

01:44:42.480 them

01:44:42.720 but

01:44:43.080 that

01:44:43.200 the

01:44:43.320 other

01:44:43.560 person

01:44:43.920 listened

01:44:44.300 really

01:44:44.680 closely

01:44:45.260 that

01:44:45.840 all

01:44:46.060 of a

01:44:46.240 sudden

01:44:46.360 they

01:44:46.520 started

01:44:46.680 taking

01:44:47.020 their

01:44:47.220 concerns

01:44:47.640 seriously

01:44:48.120 and

01:44:48.580 they

01:44:48.680 would

01:44:48.800 sit

01:44:49.000 down

01:44:49.200 and

01:44:49.320 try

01:44:49.480 and

01:45:00.080 down

01:45:00.760 tensions

01:45:01.780 rather

01:45:02.160 than

01:45:02.380 exacerbate

01:45:02.960 them

01:45:03.180 because

01:45:03.780 it's

01:45:04.020 this

01:45:04.140 very

01:45:04.360 dense

01:45:04.800 form

01:45:05.060 of

01:45:05.200 communication

01:45:05.740 it

01:45:06.220 forces

01:45:06.700 us

01:45:06.940 to

01:45:07.140 listen

01:45:07.480 to

01:45:07.680 each

01:45:07.860 other

01:45:08.120 and

01:45:08.540 to

01:45:08.680 try

01:45:08.900 and

01:45:09.060 come

01:45:09.240 to

01:45:09.380 some

01:45:09.580 type

01:45:09.840 of

01:45:10.020 resolution

01:45:10.920 a

01:45:11.180 catharsis

01:45:12.020 of

01:45:12.260 what's

01:45:12.520 bothering

01:45:13.280 someone

01:45:13.620 in the

01:45:13.840 first

01:45:14.060 place

01:45:14.320 so

01:45:14.620 then

01:45:14.800 how

01:45:15.180 has

01:45:15.680 this

01:45:16.440 this

01:45:17.200 this

01:45:19.400 cycle

01:45:20.000 turned

01:45:20.780 into

01:45:21.040 this

01:45:21.460 where

01:45:21.780 it

01:45:22.000 is

01:45:22.220 only

01:45:22.760 increasing

01:45:23.640 anger

01:45:24.040 we're

01:45:24.260 not

01:45:24.660 listening

01:45:25.040 to

01:45:25.260 each

01:45:25.460 other

01:45:26.060 you

01:45:26.240 can

01:45:26.360 see

01:45:26.520 people

01:45:26.840 screaming 0.51

01:45:27.420 at

01:45:27.640 each

01:45:27.840 other

01:45:28.080 and

01:45:28.640 they

01:45:28.800 are

01:45:28.960 not

01:45:29.440 listening

01:45:29.920 right

01:45:31.500 and

01:45:31.800 there's

01:45:32.940 a couple

01:45:33.260 of

01:45:33.400 problems

01:45:33.680 going

01:45:33.920 on

01:45:34.140 right

01:45:34.320 now

01:45:34.480 the

01:45:34.640 first

01:45:34.920 is

01:45:35.100 that

01:45:35.220 when

01:45:35.360 you

01:45:35.460 think

01:45:35.660 about

01:45:35.880 anger

01:45:36.160 nowadays

01:45:36.680 so

01:45:37.340 much

01:45:37.580 of

01:45:37.700 it

01:45:37.800 is

01:45:38.160 expressed

01:45:38.760 online

01:45:39.720 or

01:45:40.100 it's

01:45:40.300 expressed

01:45:40.820 on

01:45:41.360 the

01:45:41.600 screen

01:45:42.140 right

01:45:42.440 over

01:45:42.680 a

01:45:43.400 news

01:45:44.000 station

01:45:44.640 and

01:45:44.900 as

01:45:45.060 a

01:45:45.160 result

01:45:45.420 the

01:45:45.900 people

01:45:46.320 who

01:45:46.720 are

01:45:47.120 the

01:45:47.340 focus

01:45:47.680 of

01:45:47.840 that

01:45:47.960 anger

01:45:48.260 they're

01:45:48.920 not

01:45:49.100 listening

01:45:49.460 they're

01:45:49.660 not

01:45:49.820 part

01:45:50.080 of

01:45:50.180 that

01:45:50.340 conversation

01:45:51.040 and

01:45:51.820 their

01:45:52.040 reaction

01:45:52.820 is

01:45:53.140 to 0.95

01:45:53.300 punch 0.96

01:45:53.600 back

01:45:54.100 rather

01:45:54.380 than

01:45:54.600 to

01:45:54.740 take

01:45:54.940 seriously

01:45:55.400 what

01:45:55.580 the

01:45:55.700 person

01:45:55.960 is

01:45:56.100 saying

01:45:56.460 that's

01:45:57.300 part

01:45:57.580 of

01:45:57.720 the

01:45:57.840 problem

01:45:58.200 another

01:45:58.480 part

01:45:58.740 of

01:45:58.800 the

01:45:58.880 problem

01:45:59.120 is

01:45:59.640 that

01:45:59.820 in

01:46:00.100 the

01:46:00.240 last

01:46:00.580 20

01:46:01.000 years

01:46:01.420 there's

01:46:01.720 been

01:46:01.860 this

01:46:02.120 huge

01:46:02.860 group

01:46:03.700 of

01:46:03.900 professionals

01:46:04.480 the

01:46:05.020 outrage

01:46:06.300 merchants

01:46:08.220 who

01:46:08.960 exist

01:46:09.460 now

01:46:09.980 to

01:46:10.520 fan

01:46:11.520 the

01:46:11.760 flames

01:46:12.340 of

01:46:12.520 this

01:46:12.660 anger

01:46:12.940 this

01:46:13.240 is

01:46:13.420 companies

01:46:14.220 it's

01:46:14.760 it's

01:46:15.440 cable

01:46:15.740 news

01:46:16.340 it's

01:46:16.940 twitter

01:46:17.420 and the

01:46:17.680 facebook

01:46:18.040 it's

01:46:18.500 political

01:46:19.020 campaigns

01:46:19.680 one

01:46:20.120 political

01:46:21.440 professional

01:46:21.920 told me

01:46:22.340 that the

01:46:22.600 way you

01:46:22.960 win

01:46:23.140 campaigns

01:46:23.580 now

01:46:23.860 is

01:46:24.340 through

01:46:24.580 fear

01:46:25.100 and

01:46:25.360 anger

01:46:25.700 because

01:46:25.920 that's

01:46:26.220 the

01:46:26.380 surest

01:46:26.740 thing

01:46:26.860 to get

01:46:27.120 people

01:46:27.640 into

01:46:27.820 the

01:46:27.960 voting

01:46:28.200 booth

01:46:28.620 but

01:46:29.260 the

01:46:29.400 third

01:46:29.600 thing

01:46:29.780 that's

01:46:29.960 happened

01:46:30.180 is

01:46:30.720 that

01:46:30.900 anger

01:46:31.300 only

01:46:31.640 works

01:46:31.960 when

01:46:32.120 you

01:46:32.240 think

01:46:32.420 it's

01:46:32.580 going

01:46:32.740 to

01:46:32.920 actually

01:46:33.180 change

01:46:33.740 things

01:46:34.060 when

01:46:34.900 people

01:46:35.180 stop

01:46:35.540 believing

01:46:36.060 that

01:46:36.280 the

01:46:36.440 system

01:46:36.740 is

01:46:37.060 functioning

01:46:37.580 well

01:46:37.940 that

01:46:38.120 it's

01:46:38.280 working

01:46:38.600 for

01:46:38.840 them

01:46:39.200 then

01:46:40.040 that

01:46:40.300 anger

01:46:40.620 actually

01:46:40.940 becomes

01:46:41.340 this

01:46:41.540 desire

01:46:41.980 for

01:46:42.260 revenge

01:46:42.680 you're

01:46:42.900 not

01:46:43.060 interested

01:46:43.460 in

01:46:43.980 having

01:46:44.740 the

01:46:44.940 other

01:46:45.060 side

01:46:45.280 hear

01:46:45.440 what

01:46:45.600 you

01:46:45.680 have

01:46:45.800 to

01:46:45.900 say

01:46:46.180 you're

01:46:46.660 interested

01:46:47.000 in

01:46:47.260 beating

01:46:47.800 them 0.97

01:46:48.160 being

01:46:49.380 victorious

01:46:49.940 over

01:46:50.200 them

01:46:50.440 vanquishing

01:46:51.320 them

01:46:51.680 and

01:46:52.200 when

01:46:52.320 that

01:46:52.500 happens

01:46:52.860 anger

01:46:53.440 is

01:46:53.640 no

01:46:53.820 longer

01:46:54.180 a

01:46:54.360 productive

01:46:54.800 healthy

01:46:55.380 force

01:46:55.720 in

01:46:55.800 our

01:46:55.920 lives

01:46:56.220 it

01:46:56.660 becomes

01:46:57.000 something

01:46:57.380 that

01:46:57.800 that

01:46:57.960 despoils

01:46:59.080 that

01:46:59.360 corrupts

01:46:59.960 and

01:47:00.140 corones

01:47:01.000 I

01:47:01.480 think

01:47:01.740 that's

01:47:02.040 where

01:47:02.180 we

01:47:02.380 are

01:47:02.760 would

01:47:04.040 you

01:47:04.140 agree

01:47:04.360 absolutely

01:47:04.860 yeah

01:47:06.100 absolutely

01:47:06.700 and a

01:47:07.400 lot of

01:47:07.680 people

01:47:07.920 when they

01:47:08.300 talk about

01:47:08.640 this

01:47:08.800 they look

01:47:09.120 at

01:47:09.260 politics

01:47:09.620 right

01:47:09.860 now

01:47:10.060 right

01:47:10.240 they

01:47:10.400 look

01:47:11.040 at

01:47:11.220 you

01:47:11.420 know

01:47:11.580 whether

01:47:12.000 you're

01:47:12.400 you're

01:47:12.640 a

01:47:12.760 supporter

01:47:13.100 or

01:47:13.400 not

01:47:13.780 at

01:47:14.300 the

01:47:14.460 white

01:47:14.660 house

01:47:14.980 and

01:47:15.120 they

01:47:15.240 say

01:47:15.380 the

01:47:15.540 president

01:47:16.080 fans

01:47:16.900 the

01:47:17.100 flames

01:47:17.380 of

01:47:17.520 anger

01:47:17.800 but

01:47:18.000 it's

01:47:18.600 a

01:47:18.700 mistake

01:47:19.080 to

01:47:19.280 say

01:47:19.440 that

01:47:19.580 we're

01:47:19.720 angry

01:47:19.980 right

01:47:20.220 now

01:47:20.480 just

01:47:20.860 because

01:47:21.160 of

01:47:21.340 who's

01:47:21.560 occupying

01:47:22.060 the

01:47:22.240 oval

01:47:22.460 office

01:47:22.920 this

01:47:23.700 is

01:47:23.880 something

01:47:24.120 that

01:47:24.320 has

01:47:24.480 been

01:47:24.620 building

01:47:24.920 for

01:47:25.140 the

01:47:25.260 last

01:47:25.500 15

01:47:26.000 years

01:47:26.440 yeah

01:47:26.740 and

01:47:27.220 we

01:47:27.380 were

01:47:27.500 someone

01:47:28.200 who

01:47:28.420 uses

01:47:28.800 that

01:47:29.040 anger

01:47:29.260 effectively

01:47:29.760 it's

01:47:30.480 going

01:47:30.620 to

01:47:30.900 persist

01:47:31.340 even

01:47:31.600 once

01:47:31.940 he's

01:47:32.160 gone

01:47:32.560 so

01:47:33.160 this

01:47:33.680 is

01:47:33.900 I

01:47:34.260 just

01:47:34.840 I

01:47:35.240 love

01:47:35.740 this

01:47:35.960 article

01:47:36.220 Charles

01:47:36.620 because

01:47:36.820 I

01:47:36.960 thought

01:47:37.120 you

01:47:37.240 just

01:47:37.460 nailed

01:47:37.860 it

01:47:38.020 but

01:47:39.100 it

01:47:39.280 is

01:47:39.600 you

01:47:40.200 know

01:47:40.300 I

01:47:40.420 say

01:47:40.560 to

01:47:40.660 people

01:47:40.860 all

01:47:41.040 the

01:47:41.160 time

01:47:41.480 you

01:47:41.760 know

01:47:41.980 there

01:47:42.800 was

01:47:42.920 a

01:47:43.040 time

01:47:43.200 of

01:47:43.300 people

01:47:43.500 just

01:47:43.760 hated

01:47:44.160 my

01:47:44.420 guts

01:47:44.680 and

01:47:44.800 I'm

01:47:44.900 like

01:47:45.080 you

01:47:45.420 know

01:47:45.540 what

01:47:45.720 listen

01:47:46.020 I've

01:47:46.380 got

01:47:46.540 some

01:47:46.720 perspective

01:47:47.160 here

01:47:47.440 imagine

01:47:48.400 a

01:47:48.560 world

01:47:48.780 where

01:47:48.980 Glenn Beck

01:47:49.380 is

01:47:49.520 hit

01:47:49.680 by

01:47:49.840 a

01:47:50.000 bus

01:47:50.220 or

01:47:50.400 a

01:47:50.540 safe

01:47:51.160 right

01:47:51.580 now

01:47:51.940 it

01:47:53.100 does

01:47:53.300 the

01:47:53.480 world

01:48:02.160 us

01:48:02.700 it's

01:48:03.200 us

01:48:03.680 they

01:48:04.820 are

01:48:05.020 a

01:48:05.260 reflection

01:48:05.840 of

01:48:06.620 of

01:48:07.220 of

01:48:07.620 us

01:48:07.980 and

01:48:08.920 and

01:48:10.900 when

01:48:11.480 when

01:48:12.100 he

01:48:12.460 leaves

01:48:13.100 office

01:48:13.720 somebody

01:48:14.640 else

01:48:15.040 is

01:48:15.260 going

01:48:15.440 to

01:48:15.560 be

01:48:15.700 doing

01:48:16.000 it

01:48:16.260 and

01:48:17.460 and

01:48:17.800 how

01:48:18.040 do

01:48:18.180 we

01:48:18.340 break

01:48:18.820 this

01:48:19.080 cycle

01:48:19.520 well

01:48:21.060 I

01:48:21.240 think

01:48:21.460 a

01:48:21.600 big

01:48:21.740 part

01:48:22.040 of

01:48:22.140 it

01:48:22.280 is

01:48:22.620 is

01:48:22.900 two

01:48:23.120 things

01:48:23.400 first

01:48:23.680 of

01:48:23.800 all

01:48:23.900 to

01:48:24.020 recognize

01:48:24.580 the

01:48:25.120 reason

01:48:25.460 why

01:48:25.640 people

01:48:25.860 are

01:48:26.000 so

01:48:26.160 angry

01:48:26.380 right

01:48:26.600 now

01:48:26.820 is

01:48:26.980 that

01:48:27.060 they

01:48:27.160 feel

01:48:27.340 like

01:48:27.460 the

01:48:27.660 systems

01:48:28.220 in

01:48:28.820 there

01:48:28.980 that

01:48:29.460 surround

01:48:30.000 them

01:48:30.160 have

01:48:30.320 stopped

01:48:30.560 working

01:48:30.940 psychologists

01:48:32.020 and

01:48:32.720 sociologists

01:48:33.780 refer to

01:48:34.180 this

01:48:34.320 as

01:48:34.480 procedural

01:48:34.940 justice

01:48:35.580 right

01:48:36.140 we

01:48:36.660 don't

01:48:36.920 feel

01:48:37.160 the

01:48:37.360 need

01:48:37.580 to

01:48:37.760 take

01:48:37.940 justice

01:48:38.320 into

01:48:38.520 our

01:48:38.700 own

01:48:38.920 hands

01:48:39.300 when

01:48:39.460 we

01:48:39.580 feel

01:48:39.800 like

01:48:40.000 our

01:48:40.200 courts

01:48:40.560 are

01:48:40.680 working

01:48:40.900 well

01:48:41.240 our

01:48:41.680 economy

01:48:42.120 is

01:48:42.340 working

01:48:42.600 well

01:48:42.900 our

01:48:43.120 elections

01:48:43.540 are

01:48:43.720 working

01:48:43.960 well

01:48:44.320 but

01:48:45.040 you

01:48:45.360 know

01:48:45.480 ever

01:48:45.620 since

01:48:45.860 the

01:48:46.020 financial

01:48:46.380 crisis

01:48:46.860 there

01:48:47.540 are

01:48:47.800 wide

01:48:48.280 swaths

01:48:48.640 of

01:48:48.740 this

01:48:48.880 nation

01:48:49.140 who

01:48:49.400 saw

01:48:49.620 banks

01:48:50.320 got

01:48:50.600 bailed

01:48:50.980 out

01:48:51.180 and

01:48:51.340 they

01:48:51.480 didn't

01:48:51.700 have

01:48:51.940 any

01:48:52.100 relief

01:48:52.480 for

01:48:52.680 homeowners

01:48:53.100 for

01:48:54.220 on

01:48:54.440 the

01:48:54.600 left

01:48:54.900 you

01:48:55.120 have

01:48:55.580 folks

01:48:55.900 who

01:48:56.060 saw

01:48:56.340 an

01:48:56.520 election

01:48:56.880 occur

01:48:57.300 where

01:48:57.540 their

01:48:57.760 candidate

01:48:58.160 won

01:48:58.580 the

01:48:58.740 popular

01:48:59.120 vote

01:48:59.520 but

01:48:59.780 lost

01:49:00.340 the

01:49:00.580 presidency

01:49:01.080 that

01:49:01.760 underlines

01:49:02.400 your

01:49:02.580 faith

01:49:02.980 in

01:49:03.180 these

01:49:03.360 institutions

01:49:03.960 like

01:49:04.320 the

01:49:04.500 economy

01:49:04.960 and

01:49:05.460 our

01:49:05.640 democracy

01:49:06.460 and

01:49:07.000 as a

01:49:07.240 result

01:49:07.420 that

01:49:07.580 makes

01:49:07.720 people

01:49:07.940 angry

01:49:08.300 but

01:49:08.500 also

01:49:08.680 makes

01:49:08.860 them

01:49:09.000 feel

01:49:09.140 powerless

01:49:09.800 so

01:49:10.040 Charles

01:49:10.320 I

01:49:10.480 was

01:49:10.660 so

01:49:12.900 afraid

01:49:13.540 this

01:49:14.000 morning

01:49:14.480 because

01:49:15.600 I was

01:49:15.840 reading

01:49:16.040 some

01:49:16.240 articles

01:49:16.580 about

01:49:17.100 Harvey

01:49:17.760 Weinstein

01:49:18.240 that

01:49:18.760 they

01:49:19.480 thought

01:49:20.000 it

01:49:20.300 was

01:49:20.500 going

01:49:20.840 they

01:49:21.280 were

01:49:21.420 going

01:49:21.720 to

01:49:21.960 dismiss

01:49:22.320 the

01:49:22.580 charges

01:49:22.960 today

01:49:23.380 and

01:49:23.640 not

01:49:23.940 take

01:49:24.260 him

01:49:24.460 to

01:49:24.660 court

01:49:24.980 and

01:49:25.180 I

01:49:25.320 thought

01:49:25.580 if

01:49:26.340 that

01:49:26.600 happens

01:49:27.260 what

01:49:28.260 do

01:49:28.680 what

01:49:29.360 do

01:49:29.540 so

01:49:29.900 many

01:49:30.300 people

01:49:30.660 in

01:49:30.860 America

01:49:31.260 now

01:49:31.800 say

01:49:32.340 there

01:49:32.900 is

01:49:33.080 no

01:49:33.280 justice

01:49:33.880 there

01:49:34.600 is

01:49:34.800 no

01:49:34.980 justice

01:49:35.400 right

01:49:36.100 right

01:49:36.520 and

01:49:36.980 the

01:49:37.120 fact

01:49:37.340 that

01:49:37.460 after

01:49:37.620 the

01:49:37.780 financial

01:49:38.120 crisis

01:49:38.620 that

01:49:38.860 no

01:49:39.040 one

01:49:39.180 from

01:49:39.360 wall

01:49:39.580 street

01:49:39.780 really

01:49:40.160 went

01:49:40.500 to

01:49:40.700 jail

01:49:41.060 right

01:49:41.660 it

01:49:41.860 feels

01:49:42.700 completely

01:49:44.140 infuriating

01:49:45.340 and it 0.86

01:49:45.700 makes you

01:49:46.000 feel

01:49:46.200 powerless

01:49:46.680 and what

01:49:47.060 do

01:49:47.160 you

01:49:47.240 do

01:49:47.400 when

01:49:47.540 you're

01:49:47.700 angry

01:49:48.400 and

01:49:48.640 powerless

01:49:49.040 you

01:49:49.820 pick

01:49:50.060 up

01:49:50.200 a

01:49:50.340 pitchfork

01:49:50.840 you

01:49:51.400 start

01:49:51.720 cheering

01:49:52.120 for

01:49:52.400 the

01:49:52.520 guy

01:49:52.840 who

01:49:53.240 seems

01:49:53.460 to

01:49:53.620 say

01:49:53.780 the

01:49:53.980 system

01:49:54.420 is

01:49:54.560 rigged

01:49:55.180 we

01:49:55.560 just

01:49:55.740 need

01:49:55.920 to

01:49:56.060 burn 0.97

01:49:56.300 it 0.98

01:49:56.420 all

01:49:56.580 down

01:49:57.080 that

01:49:57.440 we

01:49:57.540 need

01:49:57.680 to

01:49:57.800 drain

01:49:58.100 the

01:49:58.300 swamp

01:49:58.740 it's

01:49:59.240 not

01:49:59.520 surprising

01:50:00.260 what's

01:50:01.060 going

01:50:01.240 on

01:50:01.600 in

01:50:01.760 Washington

01:50:02.140 D.C.

01:50:02.580 right

01:50:02.800 now

01:50:03.140 because

01:50:03.640 the

01:50:03.940 preconditions

01:50:05.580 are

01:50:05.800 all

01:50:06.100 there

01:50:06.500 but

01:50:06.920 you

01:50:07.060 asked

01:50:07.280 how

01:50:07.420 we

01:50:07.560 make

01:50:07.740 it

01:50:07.840 better

01:50:08.120 and

01:50:08.400 the

01:50:08.720 first

01:50:08.940 thing

01:50:09.100 we

01:50:09.280 do

01:50:09.520 is

01:50:09.820 we

01:50:09.980 reinvigorate

01:50:10.820 those

01:50:11.040 institutions

01:50:11.580 we

01:50:12.260 make

01:50:12.460 sure

01:50:12.740 that

01:50:12.940 the

01:50:13.120 courts

01:50:13.480 hold

01:50:13.900 people

01:50:14.160 like

01:50:14.340 Harvey

01:50:14.620 Weinstein

01:50:15.080 and

01:50:15.600 Wall

01:50:15.920 Street

01:50:16.120 accountable

01:50:16.560 we

01:50:17.040 make

01:50:17.260 sure

01:50:17.520 that

01:50:17.740 democracy

01:50:18.260 isn't

01:50:18.680 being

01:50:18.900 undermined

01:50:19.540 by

01:50:19.740 foreign

01:50:20.060 actors

01:50:20.500 or

01:50:21.020 by

01:50:21.220 a

01:50:21.420 system

01:50:21.700 that

01:50:21.960 seems

01:50:22.180 to

01:50:22.340 turn

01:50:22.500 up

01:50:22.640 its

01:50:22.800 nose

01:50:23.100 at

01:50:23.300 the

01:50:23.400 popular

01:50:23.740 vote

01:50:24.060 but

01:50:24.580 equally

01:50:25.040 we

01:50:25.480 also

01:50:25.740 have

01:50:25.940 to

01:50:26.060 look

01:50:26.260 within

01:50:26.660 right

01:50:27.120 there's

01:50:27.340 a

01:50:27.480 really

01:50:27.700 interesting

01:50:28.040 experiment

01:50:28.440 that

01:50:28.620 was

01:50:28.720 done

01:50:28.840 in

01:50:29.000 Israel

01:50:29.380 where

01:50:29.880 they

01:50:29.980 were

01:50:30.100 able

01:50:30.280 to

01:50:30.440 take

01:50:30.600 some

01:50:30.760 of

01:50:30.860 the

01:50:31.020 angriest

01:50:31.720 people

01:50:32.140 and

01:50:32.560 make

01:50:32.820 them

01:50:33.000 more

01:50:33.200 tolerant

01:50:33.660 by

01:50:34.180 essentially

01:50:34.500 holding

01:50:34.900 up

01:50:35.100 a

01:50:35.280 mirror

01:50:35.520 to

01:50:35.780 them

01:50:35.980 and

01:50:36.120 showing

01:50:36.400 them

01:50:36.700 what

01:50:37.220 you're

01:50:37.420 saying

01:50:37.760 is

01:50:37.940 so

01:50:38.140 extremist

01:50:38.840 it's

01:50:39.060 so

01:50:39.220 distasteful 0.99

01:50:40.000 you

01:50:40.500 ought

01:50:40.740 to be

01:50:41.000 embarrassed

01:50:41.400 by

01:50:41.720 it

01:50:41.980 that

01:50:42.540 is

01:50:42.700 right

01:50:42.860 now

01:50:43.060 Facebook

01:50:43.420 and

01:50:43.660 Twitter

01:50:43.840 for

01:50:44.060 many

01:50:44.240 of

01:50:44.380 us

01:50:44.500 it's

01:50:44.720 that

01:50:44.900 mirror

01:50:45.280 look

01:50:46.080 at

01:50:46.220 the

01:50:46.360 people

01:50:46.600 you

01:50:46.800 follow

01:50:47.200 and

01:50:47.420 if

01:50:47.560 they

01:50:47.680 say

01:50:48.000 crazy

01:50:48.520 things

01:50:49.100 stop

01:50:49.980 following

01:50:50.520 them

01:50:50.880 we

01:50:51.520 have

01:50:51.720 to

01:50:51.820 take

01:50:51.960 responsibility

01:50:52.440 for

01:51:00.600 angry

01:51:00.820 change

01:51:01.300 we

01:51:01.540 hope

01:51:01.820 to

01:51:01.980 see

01:51:02.180 in

01:51:02.300 this

01:51:02.440 nation

01:51:02.780 I

01:51:03.640 applaud

01:51:04.300 you

01:51:04.480 for

01:51:04.680 this

01:51:05.000 article

01:51:06.040 and

01:51:06.720 the

01:51:06.940 way

01:51:07.160 you

01:51:07.340 handled

01:51:07.680 it

01:51:07.900 because

01:51:08.340 nowhere

01:51:08.900 in

01:51:09.080 the

01:51:09.180 article

01:51:09.440 did

01:51:09.660 I

01:51:09.820 see

01:51:10.020 you

01:51:10.180 take

01:51:10.420 on

01:51:10.600 one

01:51:10.880 side

01:51:11.260 without

01:51:11.660 in

01:51:12.080 the

01:51:12.200 very

01:51:12.380 next

01:51:12.600 paragraph

01:51:12.940 taking

01:51:13.320 on

01:51:13.480 the

01:51:13.600 other

01:51:13.800 side

01:51:14.140 and

01:51:15.440 I

01:51:15.700 thought

01:51:15.900 that

01:51:16.060 was

01:51:16.320 really

01:51:18.340 good

01:51:18.920 and

01:51:19.240 healthy

01:51:19.700 because

01:51:20.560 that's

01:51:20.860 not

01:51:21.340 what

01:51:22.420 we're

01:51:22.640 getting

01:51:22.980 on

01:51:23.340 either

01:51:23.660 side

01:51:24.100 we're

01:51:24.340 not

01:51:24.640 getting

01:51:25.020 people

01:51:25.420 saying

01:51:25.740 here

01:51:26.040 it

01:51:26.180 is

01:51:26.540 over

01:51:26.840 on

01:51:30.600 the

01:51:37.500 Republicans

01:51:38.560 off

01:51:38.920 the

01:51:39.060 hook

01:51:39.220 or

01:51:39.340 why

01:51:39.500 do

01:51:39.620 you

01:51:39.680 keep

01:51:39.880 on

01:51:40.040 letting

01:51:40.220 the

01:51:40.360 Democrats

01:51:40.700 off

01:51:41.000 the

01:51:41.120 hook

01:51:41.300 the

01:51:41.840 truth

01:51:42.040 of

01:51:42.180 the

01:51:42.240 matter

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01:51:42.760 this

01:51:43.740 politics

01:51:44.220 of

01:51:44.420 anger

01:51:44.800 it

01:51:45.520 was

01:51:45.680 perfected

01:51:46.240 by

01:51:46.420 both

01:51:47.040 the

01:51:47.280 left

01:51:47.560 and

01:51:47.960 the

01:51:48.140 right

01:51:48.420 President

01:51:50.180 Obama

01:51:50.660 motto

01:51:53.020 was

01:51:54.880 a

01:51:55.000 really

01:51:55.160 subtle

01:51:55.440 way

01:51:55.660 of

01:51:55.800 capturing

01:51:56.280 anger

01:51:56.780 it

01:51:57.020 saying

01:51:57.580 change

01:51:58.280 not

01:51:58.960 like

01:51:59.200 all

01:51:59.360 those

01:51:59.520 other

01:51:59.680 people

01:51:59.920 who

01:52:00.100 lied

01:52:00.360 to

01:52:00.540 you

01:52:00.680 and

01:52:00.780 obviously

01:52:01.100 President

01:52:01.500 Trump

01:52:01.980 uses

01:52:02.500 anger

01:52:02.860 very

01:52:03.280 very

01:52:03.540 effectively

01:52:04.100 he

01:52:04.420 is

01:52:04.740 a

01:52:04.900 tool

01:52:05.380 sometimes

01:52:06.100 a

01:52:06.340 weapon

01:52:06.720 and

01:52:07.360 it

01:52:07.540 is

01:52:07.740 on

01:52:08.340 the

01:52:08.480 left

01:52:08.660 and

01:52:08.760 right

01:52:08.880 this

01:52:09.080 is

01:52:09.240 not

01:52:09.580 a

01:52:09.760 problem

01:52:10.080 that

01:52:10.260 gets

01:52:10.440 solved

01:52:10.780 by

01:52:11.020 blaming

01:52:11.540 one

01:52:11.940 side

01:52:12.320 it's

01:52:12.580 a

01:52:12.700 problem

01:52:13.140 that

01:52:13.280 gets

01:52:13.440 solved

01:52:13.800 by

01:52:14.280 people

01:52:14.500 coming

01:52:14.820 together

01:52:15.220 and

01:52:15.440 saying

01:52:15.740 and

01:52:15.960 I've

01:52:16.460 used

01:52:16.660 this

01:52:16.880 phrase

01:52:17.220 radical

01:52:18.240 centricism

01:52:19.140 right

01:52:19.440 that

01:52:19.780 I'm

01:52:20.380 a

01:52:20.540 firebrand

01:52:21.620 of a

01:52:21.920 moderate

01:52:22.300 it's

01:52:23.220 the

01:52:23.340 people

01:52:23.640 who

01:52:23.820 come

01:52:24.040 together

01:52:24.400 and

01:52:24.640 say

01:52:24.820 look

01:52:25.220 we

01:52:26.280 understand

01:52:26.820 that

01:52:27.000 compromise

01:52:27.420 is part

01:52:28.080 of the

01:52:28.320 American

01:52:28.580 system

01:52:29.020 we

01:52:29.820 just

01:52:30.040 want

01:52:30.360 to

01:52:30.520 find

01:52:30.740 people

01:52:31.060 who

01:52:31.300 are

01:52:31.480 willing

01:52:31.800 to

01:52:32.040 speak

01:52:32.240 to

01:52:32.380 each

01:52:32.500 other

01:52:32.640 civilly

01:52:33.140 because

01:52:33.700 we

01:52:33.860 know

01:52:34.000 that's

01:52:34.360 where

01:52:34.460 the

01:52:34.560 best

01:52:34.740 compromises

01:52:35.260 come

01:52:35.540 from

01:52:35.860 radicalism

01:52:37.200 and

01:52:37.360 fanaticism

01:52:37.940 it

01:52:38.560 has

01:52:38.760 never

01:52:39.380 done

01:52:39.740 this

01:52:39.940 nation

01:52:40.220 well

01:52:40.600 whether

01:52:41.080 it

01:52:41.240 comes

01:52:41.420 from

01:52:41.540 the

01:52:41.680 left

01:52:41.880 or

01:52:42.000 the

01:52:42.120 right

01:52:42.360 it

01:52:43.160 never

01:52:43.540 ends

01:52:43.940 up

01:52:44.160 being

01:52:44.320 in

01:52:44.440 a

01:52:44.540 good

01:52:44.680 place

01:52:45.160 I

01:52:47.080 was

01:52:48.200 struck

01:52:48.520 by

01:52:48.800 your

01:52:49.240 part

01:52:50.560 on

01:52:50.880 Cesar

01:52:54.640 because

01:52:55.360 it

01:52:55.620 was

01:52:56.220 very

01:52:56.480 reminiscent

01:52:56.940 of

01:52:57.580 of

01:52:59.500 Gandhi

01:52:59.880 you know

01:53:00.620 people

01:53:00.840 think

01:53:01.120 that

01:53:01.280 Gandhi

01:53:01.540 went

01:53:01.780 onto

01:53:01.960 a

01:53:02.120 hunger

01:53:02.340 strike

01:53:02.860 you know

01:53:03.480 to

01:53:03.880 stop

01:53:04.500 the

01:53:04.680 injustice

01:53:05.080 no

01:53:05.500 he

01:53:06.120 was

01:53:06.380 trying

01:53:06.640 to

01:53:06.800 put

01:53:06.960 anger

01:53:07.380 back

01:53:07.860 into

01:53:08.180 the

01:53:08.360 bottle

01:53:08.620 of

01:53:08.840 his

01:53:08.980 own

01:53:09.460 supporters

01:53:10.120 that's

01:53:12.020 a rare

01:53:12.440 person

01:53:13.040 right

01:53:13.440 do you

01:53:14.580 see

01:53:14.840 it

01:53:15.380 is

01:53:15.680 do you

01:53:16.320 see

01:53:16.480 I

01:53:16.640 see

01:53:16.880 the

01:53:17.060 need

01:53:17.540 do

01:53:17.900 you

01:53:18.100 see

01:53:18.340 the

01:53:18.560 leaders

01:53:19.000 that

01:53:19.520 are

01:53:20.260 willing

01:53:20.680 to

01:53:21.180 self

01:53:22.360 destruct

01:53:23.000 for

01:53:23.520 to

01:53:25.580 help

01:53:25.800 put

01:53:25.980 the

01:53:26.120 anger

01:53:26.320 back

01:53:26.560 in

01:53:26.660 the

01:53:26.720 bottom

01:53:26.940 I

01:53:28.280 do

01:53:28.660 I

01:53:28.980 do

01:53:29.200 I

01:53:29.380 think

01:53:29.620 that

01:53:29.820 there

01:53:30.000 are

01:53:30.300 leaders

01:53:30.860 like

01:53:31.260 that

01:53:31.500 right

01:53:31.740 now

01:53:32.120 I

01:53:32.360 think

01:53:32.580 that

01:53:32.760 they're

01:53:33.180 out

01:53:34.500 of

01:53:34.660 favor

01:53:35.000 frankly

01:53:35.540 so I

01:53:35.920 think

01:53:36.100 that

01:53:36.260 they

01:53:36.420 are

01:53:36.760 making

01:53:37.100 some

01:53:37.380 self

01:53:37.600 sacrifices

01:53:38.260 and

01:53:39.320 we

01:53:39.660 tend

01:53:39.940 not

01:53:40.140 to

01:53:40.300 appreciate

01:53:40.680 them

01:53:41.100 for

01:53:41.460 those

01:53:41.700 self

01:53:41.900 sacrifices

01:53:42.540 right

01:53:42.920 I

01:53:43.360 mean

01:53:43.500 just

01:53:43.820 look

01:53:43.960 at

01:53:44.040 the

01:53:44.120 number

01:53:44.300 of

01:53:44.440 retired

01:53:44.780 people

01:53:45.280 who

01:53:45.400 retired

01:53:45.780 from

01:53:46.080 the

01:53:46.200 Republican

01:53:46.500 Party

01:53:46.940 and

01:53:48.000 retired

01:53:48.300 from

01:53:48.480 political

01:53:48.800 office

01:53:49.220 I

01:53:49.480 think

01:53:49.640 a lot

01:53:49.940 of

01:53:50.040 those

01:53:50.180 people

01:53:50.420 are

01:53:50.560 folks

01:53:50.840 who

01:53:50.960 said

01:53:51.200 look

01:53:51.840 either

01:53:52.160 I

01:53:52.320 want

01:53:52.500 to

01:53:52.580 take

01:53:52.740 a

01:53:52.880 stand

01:53:53.300 like

01:53:53.560 Jeff

01:53:53.840 Flake

01:53:54.200 right

01:53:54.540 who

01:53:55.120 whether

01:53:55.600 you

01:53:55.780 disagree

01:53:56.080 or

01:53:56.300 agree

01:53:56.480 with

01:53:56.660 him

01:53:56.860 he

01:53:57.080 he

01:53:57.420 clearly

01:53:57.780 was

01:53:58.060 saying

01:53:58.340 I

01:53:58.500 want

01:53:58.660 to

01:53:58.780 speak

01:53:59.420 out

01:53:59.680 when

01:53:59.820 I

01:53:59.900 don't

01:54:00.060 have

01:54:00.340 to

01:54:00.580 or

01:54:01.180 there's

01:54:01.420 other

01:54:01.600 folks

01:54:01.880 like

01:54:02.060 Paul

01:54:02.280 Ryan

01:54:02.680 who

01:54:02.900 I

01:54:03.020 think

01:54:03.260 have

01:54:03.440 said

01:54:03.640 look

01:54:04.080 I'm

01:54:04.240 just

01:54:04.400 not

01:54:04.800 willing

01:54:05.120 to

01:54:05.420 participate

01:54:06.560 in

01:54:07.400 this

01:54:07.740 what

01:54:08.140 I

01:54:08.260 need

01:54:08.500 to

01:54:08.620 become

01:54:09.000 in

01:54:09.160 order

01:54:09.340 to

01:54:09.580 succeed

01:54:10.040 but

01:54:10.840 the

01:54:11.000 truth

01:54:11.180 of

01:54:11.280 the

01:54:11.340 matter

01:54:11.480 is

01:54:11.680 that

01:54:11.860 when

01:54:12.060 you're

01:54:12.240 dealing

01:54:12.500 with

01:54:12.680 an

01:54:12.800 angry

01:54:13.060 group

01:54:13.900 they

01:54:14.860 tend

01:54:15.220 to

01:54:15.480 not

01:54:15.820 appreciate

01:54:16.400 the

01:54:16.700 sacrifice

01:54:17.180 you're

01:54:17.360 making

01:54:17.500 that's

01:54:17.740 why

01:54:17.820 it's

01:54:17.940 called

01:54:18.060 a

01:54:18.180 sacrifice

01:54:18.580 right

01:54:18.820 even

01:54:19.300 Chavez

01:54:20.140 or

01:54:20.680 Gandhi

01:54:21.120 at

01:54:21.480 the

01:54:21.600 time

01:54:21.860 they

01:54:22.060 came

01:54:22.240 under

01:54:22.920 intense

01:54:23.680 criticism

01:54:24.300 for

01:54:25.060 the

01:54:25.420 actions

01:54:25.940 they

01:54:26.140 took

01:54:26.400 to

01:54:26.580 try

01:54:26.920 and

01:54:27.120 tamp

01:54:27.780 down

01:54:28.320 on

01:54:28.660 the

01:54:28.820 anger

01:54:29.180 of

01:54:29.460 their

01:54:29.600 followers

01:54:29.940 it's

01:54:30.180 only

01:54:30.340 in

01:54:30.520 retrospect

01:54:30.880 oftentimes

01:54:31.560 that

01:54:32.160 we

01:54:32.280 see

01:54:32.520 it

01:54:32.640 as

01:54:32.740 a

01:54:32.880 selfless

01:54:33.260 act

01:54:33.700 and

01:54:34.420 I

01:54:34.680 guess

01:54:34.900 to

01:54:35.540 your

01:54:35.740 point

01:54:36.020 I

01:54:36.200 think

01:54:36.380 one

01:54:36.540 of

01:54:36.620 the

01:54:36.700 things

01:54:36.880 we

01:54:36.980 could

01:54:37.100 do

01:54:37.220 right

01:54:37.380 now

01:54:37.600 and

01:54:37.960 look

01:54:38.100 there's

01:54:38.300 plenty

01:54:38.520 of

01:54:38.640 people

01:54:38.820 listening

01:54:39.160 who

01:54:39.660 disagree

01:54:40.200 deeply

01:54:40.880 with

01:54:41.600 Paul

01:54:41.940 Ryan

01:54:42.300 or

01:54:42.580 with

01:54:42.800 Jeff

01:54:43.020 Flake

01:54:43.240 or

01:54:43.840 with

01:54:44.080 others

01:54:44.300 on

01:54:44.480 the

01:54:44.640 left

01:54:45.040 who

01:54:45.320 have

01:54:45.620 stepped

01:54:45.920 down

01:54:46.200 from

01:54:46.420 office

01:54:46.780 rather

01:54:47.100 than

01:54:47.420 in

01:54:48.580 order

01:54:48.840 to

01:54:49.220 sacrifice

01:54:49.960 their

01:54:50.280 career

01:54:50.640 for

01:54:50.860 something

01:54:51.100 bigger

01:54:51.400 than

01:54:51.620 themselves

01:54:52.100 I

01:54:52.920 think

01:54:53.160 whether

01:54:53.380 you

01:54:53.560 agree

01:54:53.800 or

01:54:53.960 disagree

01:54:54.220 with

01:54:54.460 them

01:54:54.600 we

01:54:55.220 ought

01:54:55.480 to

01:54:55.620 have

01:54:55.800 a

01:54:55.940 space

01:54:56.260 in

01:54:56.380 our

01:54:56.480 vocabulary

01:54:56.940 to

01:54:57.200 say

01:54:57.460 I

01:54:58.100 respect

01:54:58.460 that

01:54:58.680 these

01:54:58.840 are

01:54:58.980 public

01:54:59.260 servants

01:54:59.680 I

01:55:00.020 respect

01:55:00.300 that

01:55:00.480 these

01:55:00.660 are

01:55:00.780 people

01:55:01.060 who

01:55:01.500 spent

01:55:01.800 their

01:55:02.020 lives

01:55:02.340 trying

01:55:02.680 to

01:55:02.880 help

01:55:03.140 others

01:55:03.560 and

01:55:04.140 even

01:55:04.440 though

01:55:04.640 I

01:55:04.820 disagree

01:55:05.140 with

01:55:05.420 them

01:55:05.660 I

01:55:06.300 respect

01:55:06.660 that

01:55:06.940 they

01:55:07.080 are

01:55:07.220 at

01:55:07.360 least

01:55:07.560 stepping

01:55:07.960 down

01:55:08.460 or

01:55:08.780 sacrificing

01:55:10.220 for

01:55:11.260 something

01:55:11.560 that

01:55:11.780 they

01:55:11.960 think

01:55:12.260 will

01:55:12.400 make

01:55:12.580 the

01:55:12.720 world

01:55:12.880 a

01:55:13.020 better

01:55:13.180 place

01:55:13.640 and

01:55:21.400 and

01:55:22.060 so

01:55:22.500 not

01:55:23.340 trusting

01:55:23.860 of

01:55:24.240 people's

01:55:24.720 motives

01:55:25.160 that

01:55:25.620 it's

01:55:26.600 it's

01:55:26.980 it's

01:55:27.320 hard

01:55:27.500 to

01:55:27.640 get

01:55:27.780 there

01:55:28.080 Charles

01:55:28.780 thank

01:55:29.020 you

01:55:29.120 so

01:55:29.300 much

01:55:29.600 and

01:55:30.580 hope

01:55:30.980 to

01:55:31.120 talk

01:55:32.160 to

01:55:32.340 you

01:55:32.420 again

01:55:32.580 thank

01:55:32.800 you

01:55:32.900 so

01:55:33.040 much

01:55:33.260 Charles

01:55:33.660 Duhigg 0.98

01:55:34.040 author

01:55:34.640 of

01:55:35.060 the

01:55:35.320 power

01:55:35.720 of

01:55:36.440 habit

01:55:36.940 and

01:55:38.280 the

01:55:38.500 article

01:55:38.960 is

01:55:39.300 worth

01:55:39.640 is

01:55:40.140 really

01:55:40.420 worth

01:55:40.680 your

01:55:40.860 time

01:55:41.200 he

01:55:41.440 does

01:55:42.000 I

01:55:42.800 think

01:55:43.620 he's

01:55:43.980 probably

01:55:44.420 on

01:55:44.640 the

01:55:44.780 left

01:55:45.000 because

01:55:45.240 I

01:55:45.460 always

01:55:46.600 think

01:55:46.840 everybody

01:55:47.180 is

01:55:47.380 on

01:55:47.500 the

01:55:47.640 left

01:55:48.140 but

01:55:49.040 he's

01:55:49.920 probably

01:55:50.300 on

01:55:50.560 the

01:55:50.700 left

01:55:50.960 but

01:55:51.240 when

01:55:51.460 you

01:55:51.620 read

01:55:51.920 his

01:55:52.180 article

01:55:52.580 he

01:55:53.240 takes

01:55:53.600 both

01:55:54.000 sides

01:55:54.380 on

01:55:54.760 really

01:55:55.660 hard

01:55:56.020 and

01:55:56.340 you

01:55:56.460 may

01:55:56.620 not

01:55:56.820 agree

01:55:57.180 with

01:55:57.540 you

01:55:57.900 know

01:55:58.120 his

01:55:59.140 political

01:56:00.620 philosophy

01:56:01.160 although

01:56:01.400 I

01:56:01.560 didn't

01:56:01.740 see

01:56:01.920 it

01:56:02.040 there

01:56:02.280 you

01:56:03.440 you

01:56:03.780 should

01:56:04.160 listen

01:56:04.500 to

01:56:04.640 the

01:56:04.780 research

01:56:05.140 that

01:56:05.400 he's

01:56:05.780 pointing

01:56:06.340 out

01:56:06.660 and

01:56:06.940 the

01:56:07.160 history

01:56:07.600 the

01:56:07.800 marks

01:56:08.180 of

01:56:08.380 history

01:56:08.800 that

01:56:09.760 prove

01:56:10.560 this

01:56:10.980 to

01:56:11.260 be

01:56:11.460 true

01:56:11.940 all

01:56:16.720 right

01:56:16.780 sponsor

01:56:17.080 this

01:56:17.240 half

01:56:17.400 hour

01:56:17.700 is

01:56:18.040 Chamonix

01:56:18.520 if

01:56:19.400 you're

01:56:19.520 looking to

01:56:19.680 make a

01:56:19.860 change

01:56:20.240 for

01:56:20.680 your

01:56:20.960 appearance

01:56:21.500 if

01:56:21.740 you

01:56:21.840 don't

01:56:22.080 like

01:56:22.320 the

01:56:22.460 idea

01:56:22.760 that

01:56:22.960 you're

01:56:23.060 looking

01:56:23.180 in

01:56:23.300 the

01:56:23.400 mirror

01:56:23.600 and

01:56:23.720 you're

01:56:23.820 seeing

01:56:23.920 the

01:56:24.080 sagging

01:56:24.380 jawline

01:56:25.100 I

01:56:25.420 know

01:56:25.580 none

01:56:25.920 of

01:56:26.080 us

01:56:26.400 have

01:56:26.660 in

01:56:27.060 America

01:56:27.400 we're

01:56:27.660 in

01:56:27.820 such

01:56:28.080 peak

01:56:29.080 physical

01:56:29.500 condition

01:56:29.920 always

01:56:30.480 look

01:56:30.740 great

01:56:31.000 do you

01:56:31.060 see

01:56:31.140 the

01:56:31.320 new

01:56:31.460 thing

01:56:31.640 about

01:56:31.820 Americans

01:56:32.200 that

01:56:32.860 we're

01:56:33.080 not

01:56:33.340 getting

01:56:33.600 taller

01:56:33.920 we're

01:56:34.300 just

01:56:34.500 getting

01:56:34.720 wider

01:56:35.120 that

01:56:36.520 actually

01:56:36.840 came

01:56:37.100 out

01:56:37.260 today

01:56:37.500 I

01:56:37.840 completely

01:56:38.380 believe

01:56:38.680 that

01:56:38.780 oh

01:56:38.860 yeah

01:56:39.040 sure

01:56:39.380 if

01:56:39.820 you

01:56:39.900 have

01:56:40.020 a

01:56:40.160 double

01:56:40.340 chin

01:56:40.700 or

01:56:40.900 sagging

01:56:41.240 jawline

01:56:41.640 you

01:56:41.720 want

01:56:41.820 to

01:56:41.880 get

01:56:41.980 that

01:56:42.140 fixed

01:56:42.440 you

01:56:42.580 want

01:56:42.680 to

01:56:42.760 try

01:56:42.980 new

01:56:43.440 genucel

01:56:44.180 jawline

01:56:45.000 treatment

01:56:45.340 from

01:56:45.600 Chamonix

01:56:46.000 they've

01:56:46.320 got

01:56:46.480 all their

01:56:46.800 advanced

01:56:47.200 technology

01:56:47.700 in this

01:56:48.000 thing

01:56:48.180 they've

01:56:48.420 got

01:56:48.560 the

01:56:48.700 dual

01:56:48.840 peptide

01:56:49.300 and

01:56:49.420 MDL

01:56:49.800 technology

01:56:50.360 which

01:56:51.020 tightens

01:56:51.440 your

01:56:51.600 sagging

01:56:52.040 jawline

01:56:52.700 and

01:56:53.000 contours

01:56:53.600 and defines

01:56:54.100 the jawline

01:56:54.500 within minutes

01:56:55.000 they have

01:56:56.140 the

01:56:56.420 really

01:56:57.020 cool

01:56:57.740 immediate

01:56:58.040 effects

01:56:58.420 as well

01:56:58.780 which

01:56:58.960 results

01:56:59.640 in

01:56:59.800 12

01:57:00.100 hours

01:57:00.480 that

01:57:01.200 is

01:57:01.340 free

01:57:01.680 as

01:57:02.280 well

01:57:02.580 as

01:57:03.000 the

01:57:03.400 genucel

01:57:04.240 jawline

01:57:04.680 treatment

01:57:04.920 that's

01:57:05.260 free

01:57:05.420 as

01:57:05.600 well

01:57:05.840 when

01:57:06.340 you

01:57:06.460 order

01:57:06.700 genucel

01:57:07.220 for

01:57:07.400 under

01:57:07.680 eye

01:57:07.880 bags

01:57:08.240 and

01:57:08.520 puffiness

01:57:09.020 you

01:57:09.440 get

01:57:09.580 all

01:57:09.720 three

01:57:09.940 of

01:57:10.060 these

01:57:10.280 together

01:57:11.220 you

01:57:11.460 just

01:57:11.600 have

01:57:32.580 let me

01:57:37.040 give you

01:57:37.240 a couple

01:57:37.580 of

01:57:37.720 headlines

01:57:38.100 here

01:57:38.480 financial

01:57:39.820 times

01:57:40.360 has

01:57:40.600 named

01:57:40.940 george

01:57:41.400 soros

01:57:42.100 the

01:57:42.460 person

01:57:42.760 of

01:57:42.920 the

01:57:43.040 year

01:57:43.340 and

01:57:43.860 the

01:57:44.080 standard

01:57:44.840 bearer

01:57:45.400 of

01:57:45.600 liberal

01:57:45.960 democracy

01:57:46.700 another

01:57:48.700 headline

01:57:49.360 george

01:57:50.600 soros

01:57:51.040 gave

01:57:51.320 $500,000

01:57:52.300 to

01:57:52.780 activists

01:57:53.300 who

01:57:53.520 accosted

01:57:54.240 pam

01:57:54.660 bondy

01:57:55.140 at a

01:57:55.420 movie

01:57:55.620 theater

01:57:56.000 that

01:57:57.440 sounds

01:57:57.700 like

01:57:57.880 the

01:57:58.020 standard

01:57:58.300 bearer

01:57:58.640 of

01:57:58.760 liberal

01:57:59.020 democracy

01:57:59.540 doesn't

01:57:59.820 it

01:58:00.000 uh

01:58:01.640 it

01:58:01.800 fit

01:58:01.940 together

01:58:02.260 though

01:58:02.480 with

01:58:02.620 the

01:58:02.700 way

01:58:02.800 the

01:58:02.920 media

01:58:03.060 is

01:58:03.440 right

01:58:03.880 cuba

01:58:04.680 is

01:58:05.000 now

01:58:05.240 blaming

01:58:05.700 donald

01:58:06.760 trump

01:58:07.260 for

01:58:07.940 the

01:58:08.120 lack

01:58:08.360 of

01:58:08.580 bread

01:58:08.960 eggs

01:58:09.520 meat

01:58:10.120 and

01:58:10.500 rice

01:58:11.120 uh

01:58:12.500 in

01:58:12.780 the

01:58:12.960 country

01:58:13.360 uh

01:58:14.520 the

01:58:15.640 lack

01:58:15.880 of

01:58:16.120 yesterday

01:58:17.240 in

01:58:17.800 the

01:58:18.180 the

01:58:18.720 annual

01:58:19.400 press

01:58:20.100 conference

01:58:21.080 with

01:58:21.480 vladimir

01:58:21.940 putin

01:58:22.400 he

01:58:22.700 does

01:58:22.880 it

01:58:23.000 once

01:58:23.200 a

01:58:23.320 year

01:58:23.480 whether

01:58:23.700 they

01:58:23.900 like

01:58:24.160 it

01:58:24.260 or

01:58:24.340 not

01:58:24.620 uh

01:58:25.520 he

01:58:25.740 fear

01:58:26.100 he

01:58:26.420 uh

01:58:26.780 expressed

01:58:27.240 fears

01:58:28.000 of

01:58:28.360 nuclear

01:58:28.820 war

01:58:29.320 and

01:58:29.620 warned

01:58:30.000 of

01:58:30.300 global

01:58:30.720 catastrophe

01:58:31.460 uh

01:58:32.880 trump

01:58:33.360 yesterday

01:58:34.060 just

01:58:34.880 single-handedly

01:58:35.600 said

01:58:35.940 yeah

01:58:36.240 bump

01:58:36.680 stocks

01:58:37.160 they're

01:58:37.640 out

01:58:37.960 and uh

01:58:40.240 in a

01:58:40.760 in a

01:58:41.120 must-read

01:58:41.660 story

01:58:42.340 china

01:58:43.540 has made

01:58:44.300 an

01:58:44.540 artificial

01:58:45.040 star

01:58:45.920 yeah

01:58:48.280 like

01:58:48.520 the sun

01:58:49.040 an

01:58:49.440 artificial

01:58:49.800 star

01:58:50.240 six

01:58:50.820 times

01:58:51.520 as

01:58:51.880 hot

01:58:52.280 as

01:58:52.980 the

01:58:53.260 sun

01:58:53.780 it

01:58:54.640 only

01:58:54.840 ran

01:58:55.260 for

01:58:55.740 10

01:58:56.660 seconds

01:58:57.260 but

01:58:58.020 it

01:58:58.180 did

01:58:58.420 get

01:58:58.600 to

01:58:58.940 180

01:59:00.020 million

01:59:00.700 degrees

01:59:01.500 in

01:59:02.600 10

01:59:03.160 seconds

01:59:04.160 then

01:59:04.880 they

01:59:05.020 decided

01:59:05.360 we

01:59:05.760 shut

01:59:06.080 this

01:59:06.320 off

01:59:06.720 that

01:59:08.120 sounds

01:59:08.400 like

01:59:08.600 fun

01:59:08.960 we

01:59:09.580 should

01:59:09.800 look

01:59:10.040 into

01:59:10.280 that

01:59:10.780 you're

01:59:16.440 listening

01:59:16.840 to

01:59:17.220 Glenn

01:59:17.700 Beck

01:59:18.420 that

01:59:19.520 it

01:59:38.280 it

01:59:38.860 it

01:59:44.800 it

01:59:45.720 it

01:59:47.220 it

The Glenn Beck Program - December 20, 2018

What Do You Trust？｜ Guests： Vicki Barbolak, David French & Charles Duhigg ｜ 12⧸20⧸18

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 20, 2018

What Do You Trust？ ｜ Guests： Vicki Barbolak, David French & Charles Duhigg ｜ 12⧸20⧸18

Episode Stats

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What Do You Trust？｜ Guests： Vicki Barbolak, David French & Charles Duhigg ｜ 12⧸20⧸18