The Glenn Beck Program - February 07, 2017


What Emboldens Trump


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 55 minutes

Words per Minute

164.93452

Word Count

19,044

Sentence Count

1,366

Misogynist Sentences

16

Hate Speech Sentences

73


Summary

Glenn Beck and Pat McAfee are joined by Glenn's good friend and former radio host, Pat Gray, to discuss a variety of topics, including the new movie, La La Land, and why they don't like it.


Transcript

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00:00:17.940 For all those people that said, oh, Pat Gray, he's so pig-headed.
00:00:23.360 He's so set in his ways that he'll never fill in the blank.
00:00:29.400 I don't think anybody's ever said that.
00:00:31.180 Support Trump.
00:00:32.120 He'll never support Trump.
00:00:33.700 Wait until you hear what Pat just said.
00:00:36.820 We begin there right now.
00:00:39.320 I will make a stand.
00:00:42.080 I will raise my voice.
00:00:44.280 I will hold your hand.
00:00:46.660 Because we are one.
00:00:48.520 I will be my drum.
00:00:50.700 I have made my choice.
00:00:52.980 We will overcome.
00:00:55.280 Because we are one.
00:00:57.100 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:01:00.960 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:01:05.720 If you're driving, I want you to pull your car over.
00:01:09.880 Because this may cause you to have an accident.
00:01:12.980 I've known Pat since 1989.
00:01:16.320 Never saw this coming.
00:01:17.880 Right before we went on the air, he said,
00:01:20.080 Go ahead, Pat.
00:01:23.360 I forget what I said.
00:01:24.960 No, no, no, no.
00:01:27.060 No, but it's seared in all of our memories.
00:01:30.060 I said I liked La La Land.
00:01:34.360 What the hell has happened?
00:01:36.700 Going on two weeks ago, because we got sick after we haven't talked about it yet.
00:01:39.780 You know, we never talked about that musical we saw.
00:01:42.060 That's what he said.
00:01:42.860 That's what he said beforehand.
00:01:44.080 You know, we haven't talked about that musical we went to see.
00:01:47.280 And I'm like, musical that we went to see?
00:01:49.180 What are you talking about?
00:01:50.980 Well, we didn't go alone.
00:01:52.140 It wasn't like, you know, we weren't holding hands as dates.
00:01:54.980 We actually had our wives with us.
00:01:57.520 But I thought that was a really good movie.
00:02:00.840 I thought that was a...
00:02:02.080 I liked it.
00:02:03.420 You leave for two days.
00:02:04.800 You come back.
00:02:05.780 Is this the same Pat?
00:02:06.840 I am in another dimension.
00:02:08.760 I've entered another world.
00:02:10.180 Right.
00:02:10.460 Because my wife saw it, and she did not really like it.
00:02:14.520 Really?
00:02:15.040 Yes.
00:02:15.440 Why?
00:02:16.080 I don't know.
00:02:16.980 I mean, honestly, once I heard their word musical, I stopped listening to conversations about it.
00:02:22.200 But I am shocked.
00:02:24.860 I mean, because I'm not surprised to hear Glenn likes it.
00:02:27.040 Right.
00:02:27.460 Obviously, right up his alley makes perfect sense.
00:02:30.400 Yes, it sure does.
00:02:31.020 But Pat Gray, what has occurred?
00:02:33.300 What is happening?
00:02:34.480 I am a well-rounded individual.
00:02:35.500 No, you're not.
00:02:36.500 I have varied tastes.
00:02:38.120 No, you do not.
00:02:39.460 No, you do not.
00:02:41.100 He was in here yesterday while you were gone, Stu, and he was ranting off the air something about Boston and how they went wrong in, like, the 1970s.
00:02:49.900 Every time...
00:02:50.760 Because we'll go out to lunch sometimes after the show, and every single time I get into his car, the first thing that happens is Boston blaring through the speakers until he awkwardly, like, reaches over and turns it down really fast because he turns the car off with Boston at full...
00:03:05.040 It may not be Boston.
00:03:06.300 It could be Foreigner.
00:03:07.580 It could be Foreigner.
00:03:08.140 Right.
00:03:08.540 That's a really period, and that's the end of...
00:03:10.560 Right.
00:03:11.180 Or, strangely now, La La Land.
00:03:16.500 The soundtrack, yes.
00:03:18.240 The soundtrack to La La Land.
00:03:20.280 I thought it was enjoyable.
00:03:22.620 It wasn't so musical it was an opera.
00:03:27.340 But...
00:03:27.520 Well, those are different, but I'm going to give that to you.
00:03:30.000 I know what you mean.
00:03:30.520 You know, because, like, what was it?
00:03:32.300 Was it Les Mis, the movie?
00:03:34.980 Yes.
00:03:35.100 That was just non-stop singing.
00:03:37.560 It was just a little, okay.
00:03:38.880 I've had enough.
00:03:40.080 I've had enough.
00:03:40.460 That's what Les Mis is.
00:03:42.260 I know, right?
00:03:43.340 And I'd had enough.
00:03:44.160 Right.
00:03:44.940 Five minutes into it.
00:03:46.620 But this, you know, it was enjoyable, except they didn't want...
00:03:49.880 Well, I don't want to blow it for anybody, but the ending is sad.
00:03:54.120 I think the ending is beautiful.
00:03:56.340 I think the ending is great.
00:03:57.580 I think it's perfect.
00:03:58.980 Yeah, Glenn has already blown that, I think, on the show.
00:04:01.200 No, I don't think I have.
00:04:02.880 I don't remember him blowing that.
00:04:04.640 What?
00:04:04.940 That she gets canned...
00:04:05.920 Oh, no, no, no.
00:04:08.380 Now I've said it.
00:04:09.780 Canned goods.
00:04:10.740 Canned goods.
00:04:11.360 She gets canned goods.
00:04:13.180 So, my daughter went to see Manchester by the Sea, and she said...
00:04:17.480 That's really sad, too.
00:04:17.960 What is that, anyway?
00:04:18.860 Yeah, I don't know.
00:04:19.960 And she said, Dad, have you seen Manchester?
00:04:23.560 I said, no.
00:04:24.240 And she said, oh, my gosh.
00:04:26.140 And she tears up.
00:04:27.420 You have to see it.
00:04:28.200 And I went, you just gave it the kiss of death.
00:04:31.140 I am not going to see it.
00:04:32.660 And she's like, no, Dad, you have to.
00:04:34.180 It's so beautiful.
00:04:35.420 So beautiful.
00:04:36.020 You will just love it.
00:04:36.980 And I said, it's sad, isn't it?
00:04:39.320 And she said, tears welling up.
00:04:43.800 Yes.
00:04:45.420 It's really sad.
00:04:46.720 And I cry every time I think about it.
00:04:52.020 I stood outside of the theater, and I cried for 10 minutes.
00:04:55.840 And I'm like, why would I go?
00:04:58.640 Right.
00:04:59.080 Why would I go?
00:05:00.480 Yeah.
00:05:00.880 I don't want that in my life anymore than it already is.
00:05:03.360 Right.
00:05:03.720 I know.
00:05:04.180 I mean, like, everything in my life is like that.
00:05:07.380 Why?
00:05:07.800 I want to go and escape.
00:05:10.520 Right.
00:05:10.960 What was that movie a few years ago?
00:05:13.300 Marley and Me?
00:05:14.020 Do you remember that stupid movie?
00:05:15.740 With the dog?
00:05:16.280 Oh, my gosh.
00:05:18.060 And I remember walking out of the theater, and I'm like, why did I just do that to myself?
00:05:22.700 It was like, the saddest.
00:05:24.520 Especially for, like, a dog movie.
00:05:27.480 I know.
00:05:27.940 Exactly.
00:05:28.140 You know what I mean?
00:05:28.560 It's like, that is just saying to you, look, guys, we got around the table.
00:05:33.420 We said, how can we play on people's emotions?
00:05:36.120 Somebody said, let's do a cat movie.
00:05:37.880 Somebody said, no, let's kill a dog.
00:05:39.440 What about a hamster?
00:05:40.280 The dog won.
00:05:40.960 The dog won.
00:05:42.480 And all we've done is just built a script around playing on your emotions.
00:05:46.620 Right.
00:05:47.060 I mean, like, you know, if you're going to go see Schindler's List, okay, you know it's
00:05:50.980 going to be sad, but there's a real reason to see it.
00:05:53.540 You want to see the history and all that other stuff.
00:05:55.980 There are some uplifting moments.
00:05:57.260 Well, hmm.
00:05:58.540 I mean.
00:05:58.940 Schindler's List?
00:05:59.760 I don't recall those.
00:06:01.020 Really?
00:06:01.380 No.
00:06:01.960 No.
00:06:02.380 Even at the end when he's on the railroad tracks, he's bummed.
00:06:05.000 He's like, I could have done more.
00:06:06.760 I mean, it's too bad.
00:06:10.120 Not a lot.
00:06:11.060 Maybe in the previews you're remembering?
00:06:12.700 I don't know.
00:06:13.480 I think you might be thinking life is beautiful, where you realize halfway through, no, not
00:06:17.700 so much.
00:06:18.240 Not so much.
00:06:19.180 We've lied to you in the title of this movie.
00:06:21.420 Right.
00:06:22.620 Life is not beautiful.
00:06:24.080 It's a concentration camp.
00:06:25.740 Has anybody but me seen Legacy, or 24 Legacy yet?
00:06:31.700 No, I have not.
00:06:32.700 So I've not seen it yet.
00:06:33.840 Okay.
00:06:34.420 Any good?
00:06:34.820 Yeah, it's pretty, it's compelling, just like that.
00:06:36.480 He said he was hooked already.
00:06:38.920 Well, we watched, we were kind of thinking like, ah, they're making another one without
00:06:41.740 Kiefer Sutherland, it kind of sounds stupid, and then one day on Pat and Stu, we played
00:06:45.380 the trailer for it, and like, in a minute and a half, we were back into it.
00:06:48.980 Yeah.
00:06:49.300 Yeah.
00:06:49.580 Definitely.
00:06:49.940 It looks pretty good.
00:06:50.800 I will tell you this, there might be a problem at CTU.
00:06:54.020 Oh, no.
00:06:54.540 No!
00:06:54.900 There might be a problem in the government.
00:06:57.020 No.
00:06:57.760 Yeah.
00:06:58.380 Yeah, and there might be a problem with some American traders.
00:07:02.620 Oh, gee, I wonder if they're big oil companies.
00:07:05.580 They're definitely not Islamic.
00:07:08.160 That was the problem with, you just turned me back off, I'm not interested.
00:07:12.020 Well, after eight seasons of that with the original, I was pretty done with it.
00:07:15.640 Yeah.
00:07:16.360 But I must be ready for it again.
00:07:18.360 That went eight seasons?
00:07:18.680 I think more than that, didn't it?
00:07:20.240 I think seven or eight.
00:07:21.260 No, really?
00:07:22.060 Yeah.
00:07:22.240 Wow.
00:07:23.360 I think we made it all the way through.
00:07:25.300 I didn't, but many did.
00:07:27.020 Maybe I didn't either.
00:07:27.380 Many did.
00:07:28.400 I made it to Caesar 6.
00:07:29.120 Have you guys, has anybody seen the new Pope?
00:07:32.920 No.
00:07:33.500 Or the young Pope?
00:07:34.320 The young Pope.
00:07:35.660 I have not.
00:07:35.960 It's on HBO.
00:07:37.720 Started watching it the other day, and I'm like, oh, I don't like this at all.
00:07:41.860 Because it seems like this young Pope is, you immediately think he's really a bad guy.
00:07:50.620 Like, really, really a bad guy.
00:07:53.220 And the more you watch it, the more you think, now wait a minute, maybe he's the really, really
00:08:00.280 good guy who's taking down all of the trappings and the, you know, like it's, it's, it's really
00:08:09.620 weird.
00:08:10.300 Is it a modern day setting?
00:08:11.680 Yeah, yeah.
00:08:12.400 Modern day setting.
00:08:14.260 Jude Law.
00:08:15.060 And if you're a Catholic, you can't watch it, because it'll just, it'll set your hair
00:08:20.680 on fire.
00:08:21.720 You know, it's the typical.
00:08:23.640 You mean it's not friendly to Catholicism?
00:08:25.300 No, it's not.
00:08:26.100 It's not stunning.
00:08:26.380 It's the typical, yeah, typical, you know, not friendly to Catholicism thing.
00:08:30.100 Um, but if you're not Catholic, you don't have that automatic barrier against, you know
00:08:36.900 what I mean?
00:08:37.800 Um, but you're still, you're still like, I'm not sure exactly what's happening.
00:08:45.620 So it's, it's one of those things.
00:08:47.680 I'm like three episodes into it.
00:08:49.700 And I'm like, I'm starting to get invested in this.
00:08:53.460 And if it turns out that he's really, that this, all this is, is a Catholic bash, I'm
00:09:01.200 really going to be more pissed than even the Catholics.
00:09:05.020 And it might be.
00:09:06.500 And it might be.
00:09:07.320 It might be.
00:09:08.560 That's what it usually is.
00:09:09.860 I know.
00:09:11.180 This is just so bizarre.
00:09:13.220 It's just so strange that I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
00:09:16.420 And you said it's HBO?
00:09:17.840 HBO.
00:09:18.760 So, I mean, it's got all the earmarks of just, let's just bash.
00:09:23.460 The church and bash religious people.
00:09:27.000 Does it center around the priest scandal?
00:09:29.280 No, it's got part of that in there.
00:09:30.960 And he keeps pushing it off.
00:09:32.740 But, and that's one of the things you're like, okay, wait a minute.
00:09:35.360 Why is he pushing the priest scandal off?
00:09:37.780 Um, but then you, I, I'm kind of getting the feeling that he's, because he's hunting for
00:09:43.820 bigger fish.
00:09:45.000 He's like, this isn't, he'll say things that are crazy.
00:09:49.280 It's kind of, you know, you remember the last temptation of Christ.
00:09:53.080 Yeah.
00:09:53.640 Okay.
00:09:53.900 And it set everybody's hair on fire because the last temptation happened on the cross.
00:09:59.040 This was the idea that the last temptation happened on the cross.
00:10:02.200 And, you know, Jesus had children and a normal life, but that was just what Satan was showing
00:10:08.120 him.
00:10:09.060 Satan was showing him, hey, you could have all this.
00:10:11.520 And, and in the end, all that happened, you know, the whole movie happened in just a fraction
00:10:16.880 of the second on the cross.
00:10:19.660 And that was what Satan was showing him.
00:10:23.100 Hey, right now you can, you can end this and you could have all of that.
00:10:28.080 And his last temptation, Jesus said, no.
00:10:31.600 So that was really controversial at the time, right?
00:10:33.360 Yeah.
00:10:33.860 And it, it, it shouldn't have been because the point was that's what Satan showed him
00:10:39.180 and Jesus said, no.
00:10:42.900 And I think it might be going in that direction that this guy is, is saying things and doing
00:10:48.660 things that look really bad on the outset, but it's only because he's rooting out real bad
00:10:57.460 stuff.
00:10:57.940 So, HBO, Jude Law.
00:11:01.320 Yeah, I know.
00:11:02.400 I know.
00:11:03.080 I know.
00:11:03.820 I know.
00:11:04.420 Oh, it'll turn, it'll come around.
00:11:05.600 I'm sure it's going to be fine.
00:11:06.920 Of course it will.
00:11:07.600 It's going to be good for the Catholic church.
00:11:09.340 Yeah.
00:11:09.920 No.
00:11:10.420 Or faith in general.
00:11:12.040 Yes.
00:11:12.340 Faith in general.
00:11:16.060 So I've been having a, I've been having a problem I want to talk to you about.
00:11:18.980 I'm losing touch with people more and more every day.
00:11:29.120 We started a segment with La La Land.
00:11:31.480 Of course you're losing time with people.
00:11:34.140 That's all, that was only, you know what, that was only deflection.
00:11:36.800 I was only trying to deflect some of the stuff that I, I want to talk about.
00:11:40.500 Um, I'm not understanding the self-imposed ignorance of people right now.
00:11:52.560 Um, for instance, I, so somebody, I tweeted, um, somebody said, Oh, Glenn Beck, grow a spine.
00:12:00.580 Um, you know, we have to defeat evil.
00:12:03.780 And I said, my spine is getting stronger and stronger every day.
00:12:07.780 You don't defeat evil with evil or hate with hate.
00:12:10.300 Only light and love, defeat hatred, evil, and error.
00:12:13.840 Now, what does that mean to you, Stu?
00:12:16.960 Do we ever pick up a gun against Hitler?
00:12:19.960 Uh, I want to go say yes.
00:12:21.480 Um, it's funny.
00:12:22.440 I, I, uh, you know what ISIS, you know, you're going to talk about the worst groups on earth.
00:12:27.620 You know, is love the key.
00:12:29.700 Obviously there is an element of that long term, which is really more on their side and
00:12:34.140 that they need to find it.
00:12:35.260 But I mean, you wrote a book called it is about Islam, right?
00:12:38.160 Like this is not, uh, this is not a, uh, something that you've taken lightly.
00:12:41.860 So listen to some of the comments.
00:12:44.500 Okay.
00:12:45.140 Chubby.
00:12:47.200 Well, that's, and I wrote back, I said, Hey, I mean, you know, that's easy.
00:12:51.320 I get it.
00:12:51.960 I get it.
00:12:52.500 My way you try.
00:12:54.640 Listen to this one.
00:12:55.300 Try waving that Christmas sweater at the Berkeley mob and tell us how it goes for you.
00:13:00.780 Oh, so they remember the Christmas sweater book, but not the much more recent it is about
00:13:04.960 Islam book.
00:13:05.640 Right.
00:13:06.080 Or it's not, or liars.
00:13:07.960 They know the Christmas sweater.
00:13:09.340 So they know that's about redemption.
00:13:11.380 They know that's the Christmas story.
00:13:13.220 That's obviously a listener that, you know, the Christmas sweater and you don't understand,
00:13:20.940 or you're mocking the meaning of the Christmas sweater behind that.
00:13:25.600 I mean, it was stunning to me.
00:13:27.960 Uh, Glenn, you've officially lost your effing mind.
00:13:31.580 That's from a guy who has the, you know, blue line police shield, uh, as his avatar.
00:13:38.660 Um, uh, then some stuff I can't really, uh, repeat, uh, start a search to find Glenn Beck.
00:13:46.620 Sometimes it seems he's risen to a sandal robe wearing door to door dribble salesman.
00:13:52.520 Um, uh, read up God destroyed evil many, many times.
00:13:58.920 Okay.
00:13:59.420 I got that one.
00:14:00.140 I would suggest reading up on yourself and getting the log from your own eye.
00:14:04.300 Uh, I'm, I'm trying to do that.
00:14:05.920 I think he has better information than he needs to read articles about himself to know about himself.
00:14:10.480 He was there for all the things.
00:14:11.900 Thank you.
00:14:12.360 Um, your spine is strong only because, um, men stronger and braver.
00:14:18.620 You are willing to defend the principles that you only pay lip service to.
00:14:23.880 Bonhoeffer was killed by the Nazis.
00:14:26.000 Men with guns defeated them.
00:14:28.180 The left aren't the English and Gandhi or U S and MLK.
00:14:33.140 And you know it.
00:14:35.920 I think that one is actually advocating guns against the left.
00:14:40.140 There are so many people that I, I, I tweeted on, this is a continuation from Sunday because
00:14:48.260 I tweeted, we have to take the hate out of our own hearts.
00:14:52.960 Now that's not saying that about you.
00:14:56.060 That's saying about me.
00:14:57.760 I got to take the hate out of my own heart.
00:15:00.100 I have to find a way to love the people who absolutely hate me.
00:15:06.180 And that is really hard.
00:15:08.360 And I'm really trying, I'm struggling with these things because I think it's self-imposed
00:15:12.920 ignorance.
00:15:13.700 I think these people, many of them know better.
00:15:16.660 They know better.
00:15:17.320 They know that we're not talking about defeating the Nazis or ISIS.
00:15:23.000 I'm not talking about that.
00:15:24.820 I am talking about how are you going to, let me ask you this for those on the right and
00:15:30.160 the left.
00:15:30.620 I heard Maxine Waters, and we want to play this in a second.
00:15:35.340 She's now mentioning impeachment.
00:15:38.000 What is that going to do?
00:15:39.780 That's going to inoculate Donald Trump for all time on impeachment.
00:15:45.040 That's all that's going to do.
00:15:46.440 And it's going to drive the wedge between the left and the right again.
00:15:49.620 Now it's Maxine Waters, so I get it.
00:15:51.480 Let me ask the protesters, you're going out and you're protesting what exactly?
00:15:59.180 You were protesting the week he was elected.
00:16:02.600 What do you think that's going to do?
00:16:05.380 Does that make you look like you're a reasonable person?
00:16:10.760 At least a half the country?
00:16:13.540 You don't even have anything to protest.
00:16:16.060 At least that time, you didn't have anything to protest.
00:16:19.100 You were just out protesting.
00:16:21.480 You're setting Starbucks on fire.
00:16:25.700 Do you think that's going to win anybody over?
00:16:28.380 More importantly, what have we learned about Donald Trump?
00:16:31.900 Donald Trump punches back.
00:16:34.800 It's why a lot of people like him.
00:16:36.920 He punches back, and what does he say?
00:16:39.320 If you punch me, I punch back twice as hard.
00:16:44.200 So we know every time you punch him, he will escalate.
00:16:48.860 He will punch you back twice as hard.
00:16:53.460 So you're going to riot.
00:16:55.900 You're going to do these things.
00:16:58.140 You're going to threaten impeachment.
00:17:00.520 And what do you think he's going to do?
00:17:02.420 Roll over?
00:17:03.880 He's going to punch you back twice as hard.
00:17:06.000 And then for you to survive, you have to punch him back.
00:17:10.600 And then what is he going to do?
00:17:12.260 He's going to punch back twice as hard again.
00:17:15.400 I mean, where does this end?
00:17:17.720 I don't think people are realizing.
00:17:20.700 You know, it's like the woman told me in Poland.
00:17:23.760 The righteous didn't suddenly become righteous.
00:17:27.000 They just refused to go over the cliff with everyone else.
00:17:29.460 Look at the cliff you're headed towards.
00:17:32.360 Where does it end?
00:17:33.980 If you're punching on both sides,
00:17:36.760 and you're claiming that we have to hate the other side,
00:17:41.700 and the other side is an enemy that must be destroyed,
00:17:45.760 there's no place to go except civil war.
00:17:49.960 There's no place to go.
00:17:51.120 And I don't think the vast majority of people who are listening,
00:17:56.160 the people who are not listening,
00:17:58.100 the people who are for Trump,
00:17:59.940 and the people who are against Trump,
00:18:01.980 are really seriously wanting a civil war.
00:18:07.340 I think most people want this to end.
00:18:11.960 Stop it.
00:18:14.480 So how do you get there?
00:18:15.920 You get there by paying attention to principles only,
00:18:21.400 not policies,
00:18:23.120 and removing the hate in your heart.
00:18:27.040 Nobody can punch you.
00:18:28.740 If you don't care,
00:18:31.320 nobody punches you.
00:18:32.440 I know, I know.
00:18:34.460 I know.
00:18:34.880 It's never worked before,
00:18:36.160 except every time it's tried.
00:18:38.320 Every time somebody is seriously dedicated to it,
00:18:42.860 it wins.
00:18:44.560 Just not in the way that maybe you want to win,
00:18:47.680 or Jesus wanted to win,
00:18:49.300 or Gandhi wanted to win,
00:18:50.840 or Martin Luther King wanted to win.
00:18:55.120 Bonhoeffer won.
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00:21:35.900 Walking over to the audio vault,
00:21:37.160 a couple of things you need to hear.
00:21:38.260 First of all,
00:21:39.180 here's Maxine Waters
00:21:40.340 on impeaching President Trump.
00:21:43.880 And his relationship with Putin.
00:21:46.120 And knowing that
00:21:47.800 he is responsible for supplying
00:21:50.480 the bombs that killed innocent children
00:21:53.680 and families.
00:21:54.780 Yeah, in Aleppo.
00:21:59.740 She had to be told by Nancy Pelosi
00:22:01.480 where that was happening.
00:22:04.040 Because she,
00:22:04.960 seriously,
00:22:05.860 I don't think she knows.
00:22:07.160 Well,
00:22:07.560 I really don't.
00:22:08.200 Maybe Aleppo,
00:22:10.460 maybe,
00:22:11.760 but the next one,
00:22:12.740 definitely not.
00:22:13.660 And the fact that
00:22:14.700 he is wrapping his arms around Putin
00:22:17.360 while Putin is continuing
00:22:20.360 to advance
00:22:21.780 into
00:22:22.920 Korea.
00:22:25.100 Into Korea.
00:22:26.580 He is leading.
00:22:28.040 He is advancing into Korea.
00:22:30.240 He shouldn't do that.
00:22:32.520 Well,
00:22:32.900 I was okay with Korea,
00:22:34.580 but when he went into Thailand
00:22:35.940 and Taiwan
00:22:37.100 and then he got into Tai Chi,
00:22:39.320 then that's where I said,
00:22:41.260 okay,
00:22:41.520 enough.
00:22:42.480 Enough.
00:22:42.800 When he started to cross the border
00:22:44.740 into Siam.
00:22:46.460 Oh, man.
00:22:47.120 Oh, man.
00:22:47.820 I was upset.
00:22:48.780 Because the king was,
00:22:50.400 I think he was singing at the time,
00:22:52.340 wasn't he?
00:22:52.540 Yeah, he was.
00:22:53.240 He was singing.
00:22:53.760 He was.
00:22:54.420 And his song had to stop.
00:22:56.360 Right.
00:22:56.780 Because of the invasion.
00:22:58.380 Of Siam.
00:22:59.300 That ruined our musical.
00:23:00.500 Putin is not going into Korea.
00:23:02.940 Maybe you meant
00:23:03.940 Crimea?
00:23:04.500 Crimea?
00:23:05.100 I don't think she did.
00:23:06.400 I honestly don't think she did.
00:23:06.980 No,
00:23:07.300 I think somebody said
00:23:08.500 Crimea around her
00:23:10.260 and all she heard
00:23:11.420 was the urea
00:23:12.520 and thought it was Korea.
00:23:14.980 Thank goodness
00:23:15.360 she didn't think it was diarrhea.
00:23:16.740 Right.
00:23:17.140 Because it could have just as easily
00:23:18.560 been that.
00:23:18.580 And he's going into diarrhea.
00:23:20.800 Oh, my gosh.
00:23:22.280 At least Korea and Crimea
00:23:23.580 share a couple of letters.
00:23:25.100 It's closer than she normally gets.
00:23:26.500 Yes.
00:23:26.800 We can give her that.
00:23:27.780 Yes.
00:23:28.620 It's actually a pretty good moment
00:23:30.020 for Maxine Waters.
00:23:31.060 So bad.
00:23:31.880 It's a good moment.
00:23:32.900 So bad.
00:23:33.620 It's one of her better ones.
00:23:35.160 I mean,
00:23:35.500 good is probably not the right word.
00:23:36.980 Now,
00:23:37.280 let's listen to
00:23:38.100 let's listen to President Trump
00:23:39.680 from yesterday.
00:23:40.820 And all across Europe,
00:23:41.760 you've seen what happened
00:23:43.540 in Paris
00:23:44.420 and Nice.
00:23:46.460 All over Europe,
00:23:48.160 it's happening.
00:23:49.900 It's gotten to a point
00:23:51.180 where it's not even being reported.
00:23:53.380 And in many cases,
00:23:54.680 the very,
00:23:55.480 very dishonest press
00:23:56.660 doesn't want to report it.
00:23:58.820 They do.
00:23:59.540 Okay.
00:24:00.160 So terrorist acts
00:24:02.100 are happening
00:24:02.660 all over the place
00:24:03.640 and the press
00:24:06.100 is covering that up.
00:24:07.440 They're just ignoring that.
00:24:08.620 Well,
00:24:08.760 that's what he's saying.
00:24:09.600 Because he starts it with,
00:24:10.980 you've seen it.
00:24:12.260 Well,
00:24:12.520 where have we seen it?
00:24:13.700 If they're not covering it,
00:24:15.020 where have we seen it?
00:24:16.400 Right.
00:24:16.780 How do we even know about it?
00:24:18.580 Right.
00:24:18.980 Infowars.
00:24:19.380 It's one of those things
00:24:21.240 where there's two ways
00:24:22.540 to go on this, right?
00:24:23.320 You can kind of criticize,
00:24:24.320 like you can go
00:24:25.480 and answer
00:24:26.480 what he said here,
00:24:28.260 which is that the press
00:24:29.120 isn't covering these attacks
00:24:30.320 and address the claim
00:24:33.620 straight on,
00:24:34.940 which is,
00:24:36.220 you know,
00:24:36.440 what media sources
00:24:37.280 are doing today.
00:24:38.720 And we can go through
00:24:39.460 the details of that.
00:24:40.200 The other side of it is,
00:24:41.120 do you believe that
00:24:42.280 Trump is bringing this up
00:24:44.820 knowing that the media
00:24:46.440 will come after these claims
00:24:47.960 and make the story,
00:24:50.560 the story people will absorb
00:24:51.980 is not that Trump
00:24:52.840 made a mistake
00:24:53.640 about the coverage,
00:24:54.400 but the fact that
00:24:55.100 there's been 78 terrorist attacks,
00:24:57.620 right?
00:24:57.860 Like,
00:24:58.220 people will start thinking
00:24:59.200 about terrorism
00:24:59.980 and that will back
00:25:01.720 his policies
00:25:02.660 as far,
00:25:03.900 like,
00:25:04.160 is he,
00:25:04.780 again,
00:25:05.040 the master manipulator
00:25:06.080 or is he just
00:25:07.560 blurting things out
00:25:08.740 that makes no sense?
00:25:09.540 I mean,
00:25:09.680 because NBC,
00:25:10.220 who you'd think
00:25:11.200 would be the worst
00:25:11.880 at carrying,
00:25:13.620 covering terrorist attacks,
00:25:15.140 went back and did this.
00:25:16.780 They released this,
00:25:17.460 the list of 78 terrorist attacks.
00:25:19.460 They had covered 57
00:25:20.860 of the 78.
00:25:22.480 So 57 of the 78
00:25:23.680 they had actually covered.
00:25:26.000 There are 21
00:25:26.680 that they did not cover
00:25:27.820 were smaller incidents
00:25:29.720 in places like Egypt,
00:25:31.020 Bosnia,
00:25:31.420 or Bangladesh,
00:25:32.180 resulting in the deaths
00:25:33.160 of total of eight people
00:25:35.220 in the 21 attacks.
00:25:36.960 So you would understand
00:25:38.140 why a national news source
00:25:39.380 might not address
00:25:41.120 a terrorist attack
00:25:43.520 in Bangladesh
00:25:43.960 that killed no one.
00:25:45.060 that wouldn't be
00:25:46.620 something necessarily
00:25:47.500 that they would cover
00:25:48.540 on the national
00:25:49.220 American news.
00:25:51.520 But,
00:25:52.320 again,
00:25:53.280 doesn't he win this?
00:25:54.700 Doesn't he win this story?
00:25:56.320 He wins this news cycle
00:25:57.540 if what we're talking about
00:25:58.740 is 78 terrorist attacks.
00:26:00.780 Now,
00:26:00.920 of course,
00:26:01.200 I agree with him
00:26:02.040 that it is a serious problem
00:26:03.180 unlike much of the media,
00:26:04.580 so I'm happy
00:26:05.100 that he wins this news cycle.
00:26:06.760 But it's a strange,
00:26:08.000 it's a different strategy,
00:26:09.460 right?
00:26:10.040 If it's a strategy
00:26:11.000 and it's not just him
00:26:12.000 blurting things out
00:26:12.860 that he saw on Infowars,
00:26:13.940 which a lot of people
00:26:14.720 are also accusing him of,
00:26:17.060 it's probably brilliant
00:26:18.500 in some way
00:26:19.180 of manipulating the media.
00:26:21.240 On the other side of that,
00:26:22.040 if he's saying these things
00:26:23.080 and he actually believes them,
00:26:24.260 it's troubling
00:26:24.800 because how else would we know
00:26:26.800 about Paris and Nice?
00:26:28.660 San Bernardino
00:26:29.340 is the reason he came out
00:26:30.740 and did the Muslim ban.
00:26:32.120 It was covered
00:26:32.860 all over the place.
00:26:35.340 We all,
00:26:35.940 that was covered immensely.
00:26:37.500 The only reason
00:26:38.220 he went into
00:26:39.600 the Muslim ban thing
00:26:40.680 in the first place
00:26:41.220 was all the coverage
00:26:42.220 and the seriousness
00:26:43.300 of that incident,
00:26:44.360 which we all
00:26:45.120 took very seriously.
00:26:46.780 So I don't know,
00:26:47.260 which one do you believe?
00:26:49.500 He blurted it out.
00:26:50.600 Blurted it out.
00:26:51.240 Just blurted it out.
00:26:52.080 Yep.
00:26:52.760 Because he does win
00:26:53.800 these things this way.
00:26:55.780 I mean,
00:26:56.260 all the,
00:26:56.860 instead of
00:26:57.480 the negative press
00:26:58.500 he's been getting
00:26:59.000 and protests
00:26:59.600 and things like that,
00:27:00.900 it's now directed
00:27:01.680 to how much terrorism
00:27:03.580 there is
00:27:04.260 and many of his supporters
00:27:06.260 will believe
00:27:06.780 that it wasn't covered at all.
00:27:07.900 And doesn't that,
00:27:10.000 doesn't he win
00:27:10.500 a news cycle with that?
00:27:11.600 If the question is...
00:27:13.000 I don't know,
00:27:13.220 it's a pretty big leap
00:27:14.820 for people,
00:27:15.500 I think,
00:27:16.080 to,
00:27:16.460 to swallow
00:27:18.240 that the press
00:27:19.600 doesn't want to cover
00:27:20.980 terrorist attacks.
00:27:22.260 Oh no,
00:27:22.620 I don't think that's hard
00:27:23.500 to swallow at all.
00:27:24.300 I don't think
00:27:25.460 very good things
00:27:26.300 about the,
00:27:26.900 the mainstream media
00:27:28.140 in general.
00:27:28.960 But when there's
00:27:29.880 a serious attack,
00:27:30.840 they cover it.
00:27:31.700 Let me play it
00:27:32.240 another way.
00:27:32.820 We see it all the time.
00:27:34.500 Maybe play it
00:27:35.080 the other way.
00:27:36.480 Maybe he,
00:27:37.520 he wasn't talking
00:27:38.440 about those,
00:27:39.280 but he was talking
00:27:39.960 about the terrorist tax
00:27:41.420 like at Fort Hood,
00:27:42.820 which was workplace shooting.
00:27:44.440 Right.
00:27:44.700 That sort of vibe,
00:27:45.520 I think,
00:27:45.820 totally relates to people,
00:27:47.000 particularly conservatives.
00:27:48.000 Yeah.
00:27:49.140 Again,
00:27:49.740 it was covered.
00:27:50.800 So like he's saying
00:27:51.740 they didn't cover it.
00:27:53.240 What really happened,
00:27:54.500 I think,
00:27:54.720 in the minds of conservatives,
00:27:55.880 do they cover it accurately?
00:27:57.540 Yeah,
00:27:57.560 take,
00:27:57.780 take Orlando.
00:27:59.120 They,
00:27:59.320 they covered that,
00:28:00.340 but did they cover
00:28:00.980 that accurately?
00:28:02.540 Right.
00:28:02.760 They did.
00:28:03.060 They tried everything
00:28:03.860 they could seemingly
00:28:04.880 to make it not seem
00:28:06.100 like terrorism
00:28:06.800 and more like
00:28:07.360 some shooter.
00:28:08.140 Correct.
00:28:08.720 They don't want
00:28:09.900 to cover
00:28:10.500 Muslim terrorism.
00:28:11.240 They made it seem
00:28:11.800 like homophobia.
00:28:13.240 And again,
00:28:13.700 like the way he says it
00:28:16.140 is,
00:28:17.780 I mean,
00:28:18.120 plainly is not true.
00:28:19.840 However,
00:28:20.740 if you take,
00:28:21.280 what do you think,
00:28:21.920 if you can,
00:28:22.460 you can come up
00:28:23.180 with a way
00:28:23.800 where it sort of
00:28:25.640 is true
00:28:26.280 and relates to people
00:28:27.280 and I mean,
00:28:29.320 I think that's
00:28:29.840 the way people take it,
00:28:30.960 right?
00:28:31.240 I don't think,
00:28:32.160 I think the president
00:28:32.580 of the United States
00:28:33.000 should have the standard
00:28:33.780 of literal.
00:28:35.240 I mean,
00:28:35.460 plainly,
00:28:36.300 the whole literal
00:28:37.360 serious debate
00:28:38.280 that's happened
00:28:38.840 over the past few months,
00:28:40.220 the president
00:28:40.720 of the United States
00:28:41.180 needs to be able
00:28:41.980 to say what he means
00:28:43.100 literally.
00:28:43.800 It can't be something
00:28:44.580 that we all have
00:28:45.280 to reach into
00:28:45.940 the back of our mind
00:28:47.060 and come up
00:28:47.560 with some justification
00:28:48.360 as to what he's saying.
00:28:49.700 However,
00:28:50.600 I think when you talk
00:28:52.240 about media strategy,
00:28:54.100 it probably works.
00:28:55.980 I think people do realize
00:28:57.000 realize that the media
00:28:59.060 is oftentimes
00:29:00.040 not honest
00:29:02.300 with the way
00:29:03.220 that they handle
00:29:03.940 terrorist attacks.
00:29:05.080 They do everything
00:29:05.680 they can to defy.
00:29:06.520 I mean,
00:29:06.700 I listened to a debate
00:29:07.480 this morning
00:29:08.000 on CNN
00:29:09.360 with a Republican
00:29:11.120 representative
00:29:11.680 in which
00:29:12.800 they were trying
00:29:13.860 yet again
00:29:14.560 to equate
00:29:15.700 the Timothy McVeigh
00:29:17.800 bombing
00:29:18.220 to the state
00:29:19.880 of Islamic terrorism
00:29:20.880 today.
00:29:21.500 Don't white people
00:29:22.340 do this too.
00:29:23.820 And it's like,
00:29:24.260 how on earth
00:29:26.680 can that debate
00:29:27.320 still be alive
00:29:28.240 at this point?
00:29:29.620 And people see this
00:29:30.500 happen over and over
00:29:31.480 and over again
00:29:31.980 and they relate to this.
00:29:33.440 So what you're talking
00:29:34.560 about though
00:29:35.060 is exactly what I talked
00:29:36.300 about in the last
00:29:37.600 half hour
00:29:38.000 which is intellectual
00:29:38.940 honesty.
00:29:40.300 Do we have any
00:29:40.980 intellectual honesty
00:29:41.780 anymore?
00:29:43.300 Is anybody looking
00:29:44.200 at these things
00:29:45.080 and trying to be
00:29:47.980 intellectually consistent
00:29:49.340 and honest?
00:29:50.960 I think there's
00:29:51.680 a great hunger
00:29:52.420 for it.
00:29:54.260 real hunger
00:29:55.360 for it.
00:29:56.320 I hope so.
00:29:58.060 It's certainly
00:29:58.740 the only reason
00:29:59.400 any of us
00:29:59.800 are in this business.
00:30:01.140 I have no need
00:30:03.660 for shows
00:30:04.320 that come out
00:30:04.780 and just tell me
00:30:05.280 what I want to hear
00:30:05.860 every day.
00:30:06.340 I'd rather be challenged
00:30:07.520 and think about
00:30:08.600 these things
00:30:09.020 in that way.
00:30:10.220 You want to at least
00:30:11.000 have people
00:30:11.480 who are attempting
00:30:12.140 to hit the standard
00:30:13.260 of intellectual honesty.
00:30:14.840 And if you don't
00:30:15.520 have that,
00:30:16.020 what do you have?
00:30:16.500 Nothing.
00:30:16.980 I mean,
00:30:17.160 there's no point
00:30:17.620 in doing this.
00:30:19.400 There's no point
00:30:20.120 in doing this
00:30:20.560 if what you're doing
00:30:21.380 is you're going
00:30:22.120 to a site
00:30:22.640 or whatever
00:30:23.400 that's just going
00:30:23.880 to further
00:30:24.740 what you believe
00:30:26.640 at any cost.
00:30:29.060 And the left
00:30:30.240 has a zillion
00:30:31.060 of those.
00:30:32.160 People like to
00:30:32.960 criticize the right
00:30:33.800 for doing it now
00:30:34.500 because obviously
00:30:35.400 Trump's in power
00:30:36.680 and now everyone
00:30:37.960 all of a sudden
00:30:38.380 cares about it again.
00:30:39.920 But the left
00:30:40.440 has all this as well.
00:30:41.620 Look at the people
00:30:42.100 out there protesting.
00:30:43.240 They're nuts.
00:30:44.260 Many of them
00:30:44.760 are basically,
00:30:46.200 when you talk about,
00:30:47.120 they're factually insane.
00:30:49.560 And I don't mean
00:30:49.880 like the fact
00:30:50.580 is that they're insane.
00:30:51.460 I mean like
00:30:51.820 when it comes
00:30:52.560 to relationship
00:30:53.320 with the facts,
00:30:54.340 it's like insanity.
00:30:55.720 It's a whole
00:30:56.100 other world
00:30:56.820 and a whole
00:30:57.140 other language.
00:30:57.840 I agree with you.
00:30:58.560 I agree with you.
00:30:59.700 All right.
00:31:00.400 Valentine's Day.
00:31:00.900 Can I ask you,
00:31:02.780 who's worried
00:31:03.860 about what we're
00:31:04.420 getting for Valentine's Day?
00:31:05.700 No one.
00:31:06.860 Nobody.
00:31:07.700 This holiday
00:31:08.620 pisses me off.
00:31:09.460 Me too.
00:31:10.240 It really pisses me off.
00:31:11.480 You get a card.
00:31:12.560 I never want a card.
00:31:14.080 I don't even get a card.
00:31:16.320 You don't even
00:31:16.760 get a card.
00:31:17.220 Mm-hmm.
00:31:18.820 You get nothing.
00:31:19.880 Nothing.
00:31:20.960 Do you get her something?
00:31:22.500 No.
00:31:24.900 Yes, I do.
00:31:25.800 Of course I do.
00:31:26.460 You old romantic.
00:31:27.080 I have to.
00:31:27.980 I have to,
00:31:29.140 but it's a one-way,
00:31:30.820 this is a one-way holiday.
00:31:32.100 There really is.
00:31:32.600 There's no doubt about it.
00:31:33.280 You don't even get
00:31:33.760 the something very basic
00:31:36.780 just to kind of like
00:31:37.500 so she can say
00:31:38.340 she got you something too.
00:31:39.540 Mm-mm.
00:31:40.500 But at least she'll go,
00:31:41.500 will she go out with you
00:31:42.620 for a meal you paid for?
00:31:43.760 She would do that.
00:31:44.340 That's nice.
00:31:44.860 Yeah, she would do that.
00:31:45.660 What do you get
00:31:46.520 for Valentine's Day?
00:31:47.900 We usually get something.
00:31:49.140 You know,
00:31:49.620 nice.
00:31:50.600 You know,
00:31:50.980 you get the card.
00:31:51.640 You get a little gift.
00:31:52.960 Maybe.
00:31:53.240 Nothing, right, Jeff?
00:31:53.900 No.
00:31:54.240 Nothing.
00:31:54.820 Oh, Jeff is not going to get anything.
00:31:55.620 Oh, I get a card.
00:31:57.640 Valentine's Day is one week away.
00:31:59.600 Oh, my God.
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00:32:01.540 Can you believe it?
00:32:02.140 There's probably a lot of
00:32:02.740 reservations left, though,
00:32:03.680 at restaurants, right?
00:32:04.540 Oh, yeah.
00:32:04.900 Oh, yeah.
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00:33:00.280 You're listening
00:33:01.120 to the GLENN Beck Program.
00:33:02.960 The GLENN Beck Program.
00:33:09.720 Welcome to the program.
00:33:12.620 There's a new poll out.
00:33:14.500 It's a good one too.
00:33:15.340 Yeah, it's a really good one.
00:33:16.300 I'm going to make you feel
00:33:16.820 really good on how
00:33:17.980 people on the Democratic Party,
00:33:21.420 in the Democratic Party,
00:33:22.520 feel about Christians.
00:33:24.920 Well, it's genius.
00:33:25.560 According to a new CBS poll,
00:33:28.480 so it's not some
00:33:29.080 rinky-dink thing,
00:33:30.480 a majority of Democrats
00:33:32.380 said they believe
00:33:33.420 that the religion of Islam
00:33:34.840 is dangerous.
00:33:35.760 They'll give us that.
00:33:37.160 But other religions
00:33:38.340 are just as bad.
00:33:40.360 66% of Democrats
00:33:42.600 believe when it comes
00:33:44.520 to other religions,
00:33:45.600 and they define it
00:33:46.760 Christianity, Judaism,
00:33:48.600 Mormonism,
00:33:49.140 they're responsible
00:33:50.960 for just as much
00:33:51.820 violence as Islam.
00:33:53.180 The casserole killings
00:33:54.280 from the Mormons
00:33:55.100 have got to stop.
00:33:56.860 Well, that's all part
00:33:57.820 of the larger Jell-O Jihad,
00:33:59.220 and I think...
00:34:00.020 Yes.
00:34:00.600 Don't mock this.
00:34:01.540 Don't mock this.
00:34:02.360 They did declare
00:34:02.900 a Jell-O Jihad in 1978.
00:34:05.000 In Bowling Green.
00:34:05.760 In 78, I think.
00:34:06.260 The Bowling Green Massacre,
00:34:07.520 the Jell-O Jihad,
00:34:08.500 the Bowling Green Massacre
00:34:09.600 was just unbelievable.
00:34:12.680 Come on.
00:34:13.700 Name one.
00:34:15.040 I wish these polls
00:34:16.020 would challenge people.
00:34:17.200 Really?
00:34:17.520 Can you name
00:34:17.940 a Christian massacre?
00:34:18.980 Or a Mormon?
00:34:19.680 Or a Jewish massacre?
00:34:22.600 The Pat poll would be awesome.
00:34:23.880 Like, you'd ask
00:34:24.220 the normal question
00:34:24.800 and Pat would just
00:34:25.420 be following up.
00:34:26.240 Oh, really?
00:34:26.840 Name one, you idiot!
00:34:29.500 You moron!
00:34:31.220 That would be
00:34:31.800 really interesting.
00:34:32.360 That's not the way
00:34:33.360 scientific polling
00:34:34.380 typically works,
00:34:35.420 where you have the...
00:34:36.000 But maybe it should.
00:34:37.440 Maybe it should.
00:34:38.440 I like that.
00:34:39.060 14% of these Democrats
00:34:41.660 believe Islam
00:34:42.580 is more violent
00:34:43.300 than Christians.
00:34:44.400 Wow.
00:34:45.320 Or Mormons.
00:34:46.400 Or Jews.
00:34:47.700 I mean,
00:34:49.000 that's mind-boggling.
00:34:50.640 That's just...
00:34:51.180 You're just...
00:34:52.260 It's denial
00:34:53.200 of reality.
00:34:55.900 Isn't that where we are?
00:34:57.400 Yeah, it is.
00:34:59.360 It's just deny
00:35:00.340 the reality
00:35:01.080 and choose your own.
00:35:03.340 You know,
00:35:03.900 choose your own ending.
00:35:05.040 Really weird.
00:35:07.320 It is where
00:35:09.360 that woman in Poland
00:35:11.880 said we would be.
00:35:14.420 Don't...
00:35:14.900 Just don't go over the cliff
00:35:16.600 with the rest of humanity.
00:35:17.900 You don't have to do
00:35:18.520 anything special.
00:35:20.000 You just don't go over the cliff
00:35:21.080 with the rest of humanity.
00:35:22.160 And that's what...
00:35:22.960 That's really what's happening.
00:35:24.760 I mean,
00:35:25.000 I can't believe
00:35:25.660 I'm watching that
00:35:26.360 in real time.
00:35:27.780 People are going over
00:35:29.020 the cliff of insanity.
00:35:31.020 What is this
00:35:31.640 Bowling Green massacre
00:35:32.860 that Kellyanne Conway
00:35:34.940 talked about?
00:35:35.600 So,
00:35:35.920 it's...
00:35:36.940 I mean,
00:35:37.100 I think,
00:35:37.440 you know,
00:35:37.680 her case on it is
00:35:38.960 she just made a mistake.
00:35:39.980 So,
00:35:40.220 she said...
00:35:40.980 No,
00:35:41.340 she said she missed
00:35:42.120 one word.
00:35:42.760 Right.
00:35:43.300 That was the mistake.
00:35:44.420 So,
00:35:44.860 she said it was
00:35:45.720 a Bowling Green massacre.
00:35:46.880 No one will talk
00:35:47.460 about the Bowling Green massacre.
00:35:49.080 And they won't
00:35:50.080 because there hasn't been
00:35:52.100 a Bowling Green massacre.
00:35:53.100 I only saw one of the clips.
00:35:54.260 I saw reports
00:35:55.400 that said she said it
00:35:56.100 on a few different shows.
00:35:57.600 Multiple times.
00:35:58.700 And so,
00:35:59.320 but her...
00:36:00.100 What she said was,
00:36:00.900 no,
00:36:01.020 what I meant was
00:36:01.780 the Bowling Green attackers.
00:36:03.140 Now,
00:36:03.300 there also wasn't
00:36:03.900 an attack in Bowling Green.
00:36:05.720 What she seems
00:36:07.160 to be referring to
00:36:08.060 is there were
00:36:09.560 two
00:36:10.220 people with terror ties
00:36:13.600 arrested in Bowling Green.
00:36:16.100 And they were,
00:36:17.000 I believe,
00:36:17.520 Iraqi refugees.
00:36:18.820 And they were arrested.
00:36:20.380 The terror ties
00:36:21.100 they were arrested with
00:36:22.000 was not about
00:36:23.500 attacking the United States
00:36:24.680 but trying to
00:36:26.380 collect arms
00:36:27.880 for ISIS overseas.
00:36:29.420 Were they Iraqi Mormons?
00:36:30.820 They were Iraqi Mormons,
00:36:31.920 yes.
00:36:33.080 Mormon Christian Jews?
00:36:34.840 Yes.
00:36:35.960 Those are dangerous.
00:36:37.180 Oh my gosh.
00:36:37.940 You crossbreed
00:36:38.660 Mormon Christian Jews.
00:36:39.620 You don't want none of that.
00:36:40.480 No, you don't want that.
00:36:41.180 But in this interview
00:36:42.780 I was telling you about
00:36:43.320 this morning on CNN
00:36:44.580 where they were going
00:36:45.080 after this representative
00:36:45.860 and he's like,
00:36:46.400 look,
00:36:46.640 we've seen all these
00:36:47.260 terrorist attacks
00:36:47.780 and we have to make sure
00:36:48.520 that we're being careful.
00:36:49.600 And her answer was
00:36:50.480 essentially,
00:36:50.980 well,
00:36:51.160 what about white people?
00:36:51.940 You don't care about
00:36:52.440 white people
00:36:52.840 having terrorist attacks?
00:36:54.300 And his response was,
00:36:55.820 look,
00:36:56.080 I mean,
00:36:56.340 look,
00:36:56.540 obviously we care
00:36:57.740 about all attacks
00:36:58.400 but the preponderance
00:37:00.440 of the evidence
00:37:01.800 points to Islamic extremism
00:37:03.020 and she goes,
00:37:03.620 well,
00:37:03.780 what about that attack
00:37:04.980 with a white person
00:37:07.860 killing six Muslims
00:37:09.740 at a mosque?
00:37:11.520 And so that was,
00:37:12.500 first of all,
00:37:12.820 the only example
00:37:14.260 she could come up with.
00:37:15.100 Second of all,
00:37:15.580 it was in Canada.
00:37:16.680 It wasn't even in America.
00:37:17.700 So the examples they have
00:37:19.440 is one attack in Canada
00:37:20.780 and then she goes
00:37:21.760 to Timothy McVeigh.
00:37:23.000 Those are her first two.
00:37:24.180 Eventually she got to Charleston
00:37:25.580 which I think is,
00:37:26.840 I'm totally fine
00:37:27.860 calling that a terrorist attack.
00:37:29.620 However,
00:37:30.620 you're talking about
00:37:32.200 a long,
00:37:35.760 a large swath,
00:37:37.000 thousands of attacks
00:37:37.880 around the world
00:37:38.880 that have happened
00:37:39.680 with Muslim extremism.
00:37:40.680 So Timothy McVeigh
00:37:41.620 committed those attacks
00:37:43.200 in the name of agnosticism?
00:37:45.200 Yes.
00:37:45.600 And in the deep name
00:37:46.720 of agnosticism.
00:37:47.680 He was not Christian.
00:37:49.800 No, he was not.
00:37:50.400 He was not Christian.
00:37:51.000 No, even MSNBC,
00:37:52.080 by the way,
00:37:52.520 reported that.
00:37:53.340 Did they?
00:37:53.720 That he wasn't Christian?
00:37:54.380 That he was not Christian.
00:37:55.180 And he didn't do that
00:37:55.880 in the name of Christianity.
00:37:56.980 No, he did not.
00:37:58.360 Wow.
00:37:58.840 I mean, but again,
00:37:59.420 it was a white extremist
00:38:00.920 is the way they were doing it.
00:38:02.140 But again,
00:38:02.480 there have been white Muslims,
00:38:04.400 Muslim extremists
00:38:05.420 who have done attacks.
00:38:07.660 We've seen that before.
00:38:09.040 It's just a ridiculous argument.
00:38:10.560 And when you can't agree
00:38:11.340 on the basics,
00:38:11.880 how can you go any further?
00:38:13.520 You kind of can't.
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00:38:50.320 Hello, America.
00:38:51.720 Welcome to the program.
00:38:53.760 One of the Patriots
00:38:55.600 has decided not to go
00:38:57.140 to Washington, D.C.
00:38:58.160 to meet with Donald Trump.
00:39:00.180 You know,
00:39:02.980 didn't a hockey player
00:39:04.900 say that he wasn't going to,
00:39:05.940 after the Stanley Cup,
00:39:06.860 say he wasn't going to go meet
00:39:07.940 President Obama?
00:39:09.360 Of course,
00:39:09.620 that was only...
00:39:10.140 It was made into a racist thing.
00:39:10.960 Yeah,
00:39:11.220 that was only a racist thing.
00:39:12.420 So I'm not sure
00:39:12.980 if this is racist or not this time.
00:39:15.220 And Mike Lee
00:39:16.620 is joining us.
00:39:17.460 He has met with
00:39:18.760 the Supreme Court nominee
00:39:20.700 and has a lot to say.
00:39:23.720 And I also want to talk to him
00:39:24.980 a little bit about
00:39:25.520 the Muslim ban as well.
00:39:27.380 Mike Lee,
00:39:28.000 the senator from Utah,
00:39:29.680 joins us right now.
00:39:31.920 I will make a stand.
00:39:34.380 I will raise my voice.
00:39:36.680 I will hold your hand.
00:39:39.080 Because we are one.
00:39:40.920 I will beat my drum.
00:39:43.120 I have made my choice.
00:39:45.160 We will overcome.
00:39:47.460 Because we are one.
00:39:49.820 The fusion of entertainment
00:39:51.460 and enlightenment.
00:39:53.560 This is
00:39:54.200 the Glenn Beck Program.
00:39:58.620 Senator Mike Lee,
00:40:00.340 welcome to the program, sir.
00:40:01.520 How are you?
00:40:02.920 Doing great.
00:40:03.660 Thanks so much, Glenn.
00:40:04.620 Can we just,
00:40:05.380 can we start with
00:40:06.220 quickly on the Muslim ban
00:40:08.380 and whether that is legal or not?
00:40:13.620 What is your opinion?
00:40:15.860 The short answer is
00:40:17.440 the president has authority
00:40:18.960 to suspend the entry
00:40:20.880 of certain aliens
00:40:22.120 coming into this country.
00:40:23.580 He has that authority
00:40:24.540 under Section 212F
00:40:26.040 of the Immigration
00:40:27.140 and Nationality Act.
00:40:28.660 Now, there's an amendment
00:40:29.460 to that
00:40:30.040 that came about
00:40:31.060 several decades
00:40:31.660 after that one
00:40:32.260 was put in place
00:40:33.060 that some have read
00:40:34.560 to suggest
00:40:35.060 the president can't do this.
00:40:36.540 But when you read
00:40:37.100 the language on that one,
00:40:38.600 it deals with visa issuance,
00:40:40.180 not suspension on entry.
00:40:41.740 And it deals with visa issuance
00:40:44.200 by those who issue visas,
00:40:46.480 not by the president.
00:40:47.960 That's why,
00:40:48.880 on its face,
00:40:49.900 I can't look at this order
00:40:51.140 and say it's illegal.
00:40:52.700 That's why the order,
00:40:54.700 to the extent it causes
00:40:55.600 legal problems,
00:40:57.060 will present legal problems
00:40:58.320 only in the way
00:40:59.080 that it's enforced.
00:41:00.320 In other words,
00:41:00.960 we'll have to wait
00:41:01.760 and see how this thing
00:41:02.880 is applied,
00:41:03.540 how it's interpreted,
00:41:04.440 how it's actually
00:41:06.640 utilized on the ground
00:41:08.400 before we can say
00:41:09.600 whether it violates the law.
00:41:11.720 Poorly written, Mike?
00:41:13.000 Is that the problem?
00:41:15.040 Not ideally.
00:41:16.260 The rollout was suboptimal.
00:41:18.980 The draftsmanship
00:41:20.380 could have been better.
00:41:22.600 But look,
00:41:24.320 these are people
00:41:25.900 who have got a lot
00:41:26.860 on their plate
00:41:27.320 and I understand that.
00:41:30.180 That's why I hope
00:41:30.880 they get the implementation right
00:41:32.040 because if they get
00:41:32.620 the implementation right,
00:41:33.620 I think it'll be okay.
00:41:34.620 What did this judge
00:41:35.400 up in Washington,
00:41:36.980 is he right at all?
00:41:38.400 You know,
00:41:40.400 I read his temporary
00:41:41.800 restraining order
00:41:42.500 and it's been a long time
00:41:44.120 since I've seen
00:41:45.280 an order like that
00:41:46.160 that dealt with an issue
00:41:47.400 of this magnitude
00:41:48.860 with so few words
00:41:50.660 and I don't mean that
00:41:51.660 in a complimentary way.
00:41:53.360 What I mean is that
00:41:54.360 it lacked analysis.
00:41:55.880 It was full of
00:41:56.720 what I call
00:41:58.440 conclusory assertions
00:41:59.820 where the judge
00:42:00.980 just sort of found
00:42:01.960 that the basis in law
00:42:05.220 existed for him
00:42:06.240 to issue this
00:42:06.840 temporary restraining order
00:42:07.820 and so he did.
00:42:09.040 But it was very short
00:42:10.320 on legal analysis.
00:42:11.820 So they're making this
00:42:12.900 into a big deal
00:42:13.760 because, well,
00:42:14.520 he was appointed
00:42:15.140 by George Bush
00:42:16.360 and so, you know,
00:42:17.220 George Bush, of course.
00:42:19.400 How could you possibly
00:42:20.840 go against a George Bush judge?
00:42:24.600 You know, Glenn,
00:42:25.820 if I had a nickel
00:42:26.640 for every bad decision
00:42:28.100 made by a Republican
00:42:29.380 appointed judge
00:42:30.960 or Supreme Court justice,
00:42:32.320 I'd be a very wealthy man.
00:42:33.540 The fact that somebody's
00:42:34.800 put on a court
00:42:35.400 by a Republican
00:42:36.360 means absolutely nothing
00:42:37.800 in terms of his infallibility.
00:42:40.220 Mike, real quick
00:42:41.100 before we get into
00:42:41.940 the crux of this,
00:42:44.000 there's a new poll out
00:42:45.560 about Democrats
00:42:46.820 that are concerned
00:42:47.800 about Christians
00:42:49.360 and Mormons
00:42:50.340 being just as violent
00:42:51.420 as...
00:42:51.820 And Jews.
00:42:52.460 And Jews.
00:42:53.340 Just as violent
00:42:54.060 as Islam.
00:42:55.920 What are you doing
00:42:56.800 to curb the Mormon violence
00:42:58.320 in this country?
00:42:59.680 Are you drafting
00:43:00.720 any kind of legislation?
00:43:03.040 Yeah, it's a big problem.
00:43:04.360 It is.
00:43:04.940 I would...
00:43:05.480 It is.
00:43:07.020 Mormons are known
00:43:07.940 for their violent tendencies.
00:43:09.820 Right.
00:43:10.500 Bicycles.
00:43:11.180 The bicycles
00:43:11.840 and the short-sleeved shirts
00:43:12.900 with ties...
00:43:14.940 Right.
00:43:15.460 ...strikes fear.
00:43:16.920 Oh my gosh.
00:43:17.440 I know it does.
00:43:18.200 Of all who behold...
00:43:19.000 So it is a big problem.
00:43:21.080 So, Mike,
00:43:22.040 63% of all Democrats...
00:43:25.660 66.
00:43:26.340 66.
00:43:27.740 Feel that's true.
00:43:29.300 Two-thirds.
00:43:30.720 It's unbelievable.
00:43:31.440 Of all Democrats
00:43:32.720 feel that Christians,
00:43:35.040 Jews,
00:43:35.800 and Mormons
00:43:37.640 are just as dangerous
00:43:40.480 as Islamic terrorists.
00:43:43.360 Wow.
00:43:44.120 Now, that's interesting.
00:43:45.840 Especially given that
00:43:47.060 it would be difficult
00:43:48.000 to find doctrine
00:43:49.160 to support that.
00:43:50.500 It would be difficult
00:43:51.100 to find actual statistics
00:43:52.620 to support that.
00:43:54.640 One of the reasons
00:43:55.340 why I find this
00:43:55.880 most disturbing
00:43:56.840 is that it strikes
00:43:58.160 this tone of moral equivalency,
00:43:59.540 which I think
00:44:00.080 causes a whole lot
00:44:00.840 of problems.
00:44:02.120 You know,
00:44:02.420 there's no such thing
00:44:03.180 as bad or good
00:44:04.660 or bad or worse than bad.
00:44:07.760 It's just stuff people do.
00:44:09.720 And I'm very curious
00:44:12.060 about that study
00:44:12.740 and how they reached
00:44:13.340 those conclusions.
00:44:14.260 But they don't ring true.
00:44:15.020 It scares the hell out of me
00:44:17.860 because it seems to me
00:44:19.640 that we are living
00:44:21.160 in a time
00:44:22.960 where facts
00:44:23.940 don't matter
00:44:25.140 at all
00:44:26.160 to anybody
00:44:27.120 on either side.
00:44:29.740 Well,
00:44:30.540 they do matter
00:44:31.320 to the reader.
00:44:32.440 I think there are
00:44:33.220 a lot of readers
00:44:33.760 out there
00:44:34.320 and a lot of people
00:44:36.140 who listen to your program,
00:44:37.360 a lot of people
00:44:37.940 who actually are willing
00:44:39.480 to dig beneath
00:44:40.900 the surface
00:44:41.620 who care.
00:44:42.680 It's not always the case
00:44:44.460 that those
00:44:44.860 reporting those
00:44:46.060 facts care.
00:44:47.940 And so
00:44:48.220 when the people care,
00:44:50.140 those who report
00:44:51.280 facts that are
00:44:53.040 not ringing true
00:44:55.920 can be held accountable.
00:44:57.320 And I think
00:44:57.680 that's what we have to do.
00:44:59.220 All right.
00:44:59.460 Talk to me a little bit
00:45:00.280 about Gorsuch.
00:45:01.400 You've met with him
00:45:02.580 last,
00:45:03.280 what was it,
00:45:03.940 Friday, I think,
00:45:04.700 Thursday or Friday.
00:45:05.440 What did you think of him?
00:45:07.200 Love the guy.
00:45:08.580 He's a fantastic judge.
00:45:09.800 Look, I already had
00:45:10.780 a high opinion of him
00:45:11.720 because I've argued
00:45:12.760 in front of him.
00:45:14.140 I was a lawyer
00:45:15.440 before I became
00:45:16.960 a politician
00:45:17.580 as a person.
00:45:19.220 I argue in front
00:45:19.940 of my children
00:45:20.520 and I don't necessarily
00:45:21.420 have a lot of respect
00:45:22.160 for them.
00:45:23.860 This guy's good, though.
00:45:24.980 This guy's good.
00:45:26.580 But I just highlighted
00:45:27.540 there two of the reasons
00:45:28.800 why I'm one of the,
00:45:29.940 you know,
00:45:30.280 I chose two hated professions,
00:45:32.200 first lawyer,
00:45:32.720 then politician.
00:45:33.680 You know,
00:45:34.180 I'm not sure how
00:45:35.520 it could get worse
00:45:36.260 than that.
00:45:36.680 But in any event,
00:45:37.220 he's a great judge.
00:45:38.340 He's a dream
00:45:39.040 to argue in front of him
00:45:39.780 because he's the kind
00:45:40.460 of judge who reads
00:45:41.160 all the briefs
00:45:41.840 and reads all the statutes
00:45:43.560 and all the cases
00:45:44.700 cited in the briefs.
00:45:45.520 He's always prepared.
00:45:46.440 He knows exactly
00:45:46.940 where he's going.
00:45:47.580 He believes that
00:45:48.720 our laws matter
00:45:51.120 and the words used matter
00:45:52.720 and he wants to find
00:45:53.980 the meaning of those words.
00:45:55.780 But then in the last few days,
00:45:57.480 I've been reading
00:45:59.260 a whole lot of Gorsuch.
00:46:00.560 I've spent hours
00:46:02.020 upon hours
00:46:02.780 reading Gorsuch opinions.
00:46:04.780 And so far,
00:46:06.200 I have yet to find
00:46:07.500 a bad opinion among them.
00:46:08.600 This is an extraordinary judge.
00:46:11.560 His opinions,
00:46:12.800 if you can believe it,
00:46:13.440 are actually interesting.
00:46:14.900 They're fun to read
00:46:15.780 in addition to the fact
00:46:17.540 that they seem
00:46:18.900 to follow the right approach
00:46:20.580 very consistently
00:46:21.720 with an eye toward
00:46:22.520 finding out
00:46:23.000 what the law says.
00:46:24.080 Now,
00:46:24.240 let's just clarify.
00:46:26.140 That is Mike Lee
00:46:27.380 that just said
00:46:28.220 these are fun to read
00:46:30.180 so kids don't rush out there.
00:46:32.580 It's Mike saying that.
00:46:33.860 What are the odds
00:46:37.220 of him getting confirmed?
00:46:40.820 We intend to get him confirmed
00:46:42.260 and I expect
00:46:42.900 we will get him confirmed.
00:46:44.280 I don't know exactly
00:46:45.100 what happened.
00:46:45.140 Without the nuclear option?
00:46:47.200 Well,
00:46:47.640 there is no reason
00:46:49.220 why we necessarily
00:46:49.920 have to use
00:46:50.620 the nuclear option.
00:46:52.040 And I think most
00:46:53.140 or all of us
00:46:53.600 would prefer not to.
00:46:55.160 It's not clear
00:46:55.700 that we'll have to
00:46:56.420 to begin with.
00:46:57.900 You know,
00:46:58.160 I do think
00:46:58.840 at least one Democrat
00:46:59.880 will make sure
00:47:01.460 that we have
00:47:02.840 to get cloture
00:47:03.760 if they can.
00:47:05.860 And that requires
00:47:06.660 60 votes
00:47:07.200 to bring the debate
00:47:08.400 to a close.
00:47:09.580 I think it's possible
00:47:10.420 that we could get
00:47:11.080 those 60 votes.
00:47:12.040 If we don't,
00:47:13.020 there are a couple
00:47:13.860 of options
00:47:14.440 at our disposal,
00:47:16.060 only one of which
00:47:16.940 involves the use
00:47:17.600 of the nuclear option.
00:47:18.420 There's another one
00:47:18.820 called Rule 19,
00:47:20.280 the so-called
00:47:20.860 two-speech rule
00:47:21.560 that allows us
00:47:22.320 to bypass cloture
00:47:24.080 when we stay
00:47:25.300 in the same legislative day
00:47:26.460 until everyone
00:47:27.060 who wants to speak
00:47:27.780 has had a chance
00:47:28.360 to do so.
00:47:29.460 And then we go
00:47:30.040 directly to the final vote,
00:47:31.180 which is set at 51.
00:47:33.900 Look, this is terribly
00:47:35.080 boring, arcane stuff.
00:47:36.720 This from a guy
00:47:37.360 who loves to read
00:47:38.120 Gorsuch opinions.
00:47:39.760 No, no, no.
00:47:40.440 None of us loves them.
00:47:41.200 It says they're fun.
00:47:43.020 Yes, yes.
00:47:43.760 They are fun.
00:47:44.640 The Gorsuch opinions
00:47:45.360 are fun.
00:47:46.340 Rule 19 is not fun.
00:47:47.740 It's quite arcane.
00:47:48.720 But it's useful here,
00:47:49.860 and I think it might
00:47:50.520 give us a path
00:47:51.320 toward confirming
00:47:52.360 Judge Gorsuch
00:47:53.140 without deploying
00:47:54.220 the nuclear option.
00:47:55.180 Mike, if you had
00:47:56.020 to compare him
00:47:56.760 to a sitting
00:47:58.760 or former judge,
00:48:00.760 who would he
00:48:02.420 mostly closely
00:48:04.340 compare to?
00:48:06.220 Would it be Scalia?
00:48:07.720 Would it be Alito?
00:48:10.400 Kennedy?
00:48:11.800 I'd say he's
00:48:12.860 sort of a blend
00:48:13.620 between Justice Alito,
00:48:17.140 my former boss,
00:48:18.200 and Justices Scalia
00:48:20.060 and Thomas,
00:48:21.340 which is exactly
00:48:22.480 what we want.
00:48:23.560 I had hoped
00:48:25.600 the president
00:48:26.000 would nominate
00:48:26.860 someone in that mold,
00:48:27.860 and as far as I can tell,
00:48:29.440 he appears to be
00:48:30.240 in that mold.
00:48:31.340 This is a guy
00:48:32.300 who really believes
00:48:33.900 deeply
00:48:34.400 that we need
00:48:36.460 to follow
00:48:36.920 certain principles
00:48:37.540 in the law.
00:48:38.140 He's deeply wedded
00:48:39.600 to textualism,
00:48:40.500 the idea that
00:48:41.220 the laws
00:48:43.020 consist of words,
00:48:43.980 the words have meaning,
00:48:44.700 and you have to find out
00:48:45.420 what those words mean,
00:48:46.880 and originalism,
00:48:47.940 which is the idea
00:48:48.800 that in order to
00:48:49.720 understand the Constitution,
00:48:51.440 it's important to go back
00:48:52.480 and understand
00:48:53.200 how the words
00:48:54.580 in the Constitution
00:48:55.080 were used
00:48:55.680 at the time
00:48:56.240 they were put in there,
00:48:57.100 at the time
00:48:57.420 they were drafted
00:48:57.980 and ratified.
00:48:59.260 As someone, Mike,
00:49:00.660 who's really interested
00:49:02.700 in the Gorsuch opinions,
00:49:04.440 can you help?
00:49:06.600 Because I think,
00:49:07.340 speaking of the Scalia
00:49:08.560 comparisons,
00:49:09.420 one interesting place
00:49:10.880 where they seem to split,
00:49:11.980 and it seems like
00:49:12.720 Gorsuch is better
00:49:13.620 than Scalia on,
00:49:15.180 is this idea,
00:49:16.060 the Chevron deference,
00:49:17.780 where we're talking about
00:49:19.120 basically giving deference
00:49:20.080 to federal agencies.
00:49:21.260 Can you explain that
00:49:21.980 and make it
00:49:22.780 slightly less boring
00:49:24.080 than it sounds?
00:49:26.200 Yes.
00:49:26.780 First of all,
00:49:27.280 I'm thrilled,
00:49:27.960 I'm ecstatic
00:49:28.480 that I get to explain
00:49:29.360 Chevron deference
00:49:30.500 on the national radio program.
00:49:32.700 Right now,
00:49:33.400 people are pulling over,
00:49:34.600 they're like,
00:49:34.920 oh my gosh,
00:49:35.400 I can wet my pants,
00:49:36.120 I can't go to work yet.
00:49:37.420 I'm about to wet my pants,
00:49:38.840 I'm so excited.
00:49:40.560 Okay,
00:49:40.920 so Chevron deference
00:49:42.060 is this legal doctrine
00:49:43.760 created out of whole cloth
00:49:45.200 by the devil himself
00:49:46.220 within the federal court system.
00:49:48.000 And it says that the courts,
00:49:49.880 rather than doing
00:49:50.700 their own thinking,
00:49:51.540 are just going to defer
00:49:52.560 to executive branch
00:49:53.680 bureaucratic agencies
00:49:55.140 when they interpret
00:49:56.640 a regulation
00:49:57.500 developed by that agency.
00:49:59.520 In other words,
00:50:00.120 hello, Mr. Fox,
00:50:01.340 here are the keys
00:50:02.060 to the hen house,
00:50:02.880 please enjoy it.
00:50:04.080 That's what we do.
00:50:05.680 Now,
00:50:05.880 for reasons that astound me,
00:50:07.540 for reasons that sometimes
00:50:08.560 caused me to argue
00:50:09.520 with Justice Scalia
00:50:10.640 when I'd go to dinner
00:50:12.340 with him,
00:50:13.300 that is a doctrine
00:50:15.340 that doesn't make sense,
00:50:16.520 and yet Justice Scalia
00:50:17.500 supported it
00:50:19.120 in one way or another.
00:50:21.100 Judge Gorsuch
00:50:21.960 appears to have
00:50:23.320 real concerns
00:50:24.620 with Chevron deference,
00:50:26.120 and he pointed out
00:50:27.000 that this is a doctrine
00:50:29.420 that runs against
00:50:30.840 the doctrine
00:50:31.620 of separation of powers
00:50:32.700 embedded deeply
00:50:33.460 within the Constitution.
00:50:35.020 And I just,
00:50:35.620 I had a huge grin
00:50:37.020 on my face
00:50:37.520 when I was reading
00:50:38.000 that opinion.
00:50:38.620 It was fantastic.
00:50:39.660 Because this essentially
00:50:40.180 means like,
00:50:40.660 if the EPA
00:50:41.260 has a regulation
00:50:42.840 and there's disagreement
00:50:43.540 about it,
00:50:44.160 the legal system
00:50:45.820 just says,
00:50:46.200 ask the EPA
00:50:47.060 what they meant.
00:50:48.620 Yeah,
00:50:49.040 exactly.
00:50:49.820 Exactly.
00:50:50.440 And if other people
00:50:51.320 disagree with the EPA's
00:50:52.540 interpretation
00:50:52.960 of what it meant,
00:50:53.880 they say ask the EPA,
00:50:55.260 and whatever the EPA
00:50:56.160 stands,
00:50:57.000 says stands.
00:50:57.740 And that's a problem.
00:50:58.940 That's really a big problem.
00:51:00.060 So,
00:51:00.560 Mike,
00:51:01.480 help me out on this.
00:51:02.600 I've had a,
00:51:04.060 I don't have a problem
00:51:05.480 necessarily
00:51:06.080 with some of the direction
00:51:10.160 that this president
00:51:12.280 is taking.
00:51:13.640 But I'm really...
00:51:14.920 I was afraid
00:51:15.000 you were going to tell me
00:51:15.660 you didn't have a problem
00:51:16.360 with Chevron.
00:51:17.080 I was...
00:51:17.260 No, no, no.
00:51:19.240 I know,
00:51:20.020 the controversy.
00:51:21.120 People would have been
00:51:21.880 fighting across the country
00:51:23.100 over this.
00:51:25.220 Mike Lee was actually
00:51:26.200 legitimately excited
00:51:27.380 to answer the Chevron
00:51:28.320 deference question.
00:51:29.160 I know.
00:51:29.320 Can we point that out?
00:51:29.960 God bless him.
00:51:30.580 Who wouldn't be?
00:51:32.840 So,
00:51:33.780 Mike,
00:51:34.140 my problem
00:51:35.220 has been
00:51:36.100 with the lack
00:51:38.000 of concern
00:51:39.560 on the number
00:51:41.700 of executive orders
00:51:45.620 that are being issued.
00:51:47.260 Do you have a problem
00:51:48.560 with the system
00:51:51.080 that we're using here
00:51:52.220 with this president?
00:51:53.040 Is it any different
00:51:53.940 or is it just
00:51:55.120 my perception?
00:51:57.120 It's not now
00:51:58.000 and never has been,
00:51:58.780 never will be
00:51:59.500 the number of executive orders
00:52:01.360 that are a problem.
00:52:02.580 I said this repeatedly
00:52:04.060 throughout the eight years
00:52:05.620 of President Obama's presidency.
00:52:07.420 It's not the number
00:52:08.280 that matters.
00:52:09.060 It's the nature
00:52:09.960 of the executive order.
00:52:11.280 It's how they're used.
00:52:12.280 It's whether or not
00:52:12.840 they're used
00:52:13.280 in a manner
00:52:13.700 authorized by law.
00:52:15.580 So are these
00:52:16.520 executive orders
00:52:17.840 falling in line
00:52:19.600 with what is authorized?
00:52:21.780 So far,
00:52:22.540 the executive orders
00:52:23.400 on their face
00:52:24.600 don't fly
00:52:26.040 in the face
00:52:27.120 of the law.
00:52:27.800 So far,
00:52:28.520 these executive orders
00:52:29.420 could be implemented
00:52:30.360 in a manner
00:52:30.880 fully consistent
00:52:31.620 with the law.
00:52:32.980 Now,
00:52:33.200 that doesn't mean
00:52:33.920 that all executive orders
00:52:35.240 this president issues
00:52:36.100 will necessarily
00:52:37.100 going forward
00:52:38.200 fall into that category,
00:52:39.240 but I haven't seen
00:52:40.280 one yet that I look at
00:52:41.500 and say he doesn't
00:52:42.200 have authority
00:52:42.580 to do that.
00:52:44.340 Oh, that's really good.
00:52:45.320 That's great news.
00:52:45.860 Did he...
00:52:47.080 There are some ambiguities
00:52:48.300 in this order
00:52:49.720 we were talking about earlier.
00:52:52.140 There is some language
00:52:53.760 in there
00:52:54.140 that depending on
00:52:55.020 how it's implemented
00:52:55.680 could cause a problem.
00:52:56.720 That's why I'm watching
00:52:57.260 that one carefully.
00:52:58.180 Like what?
00:52:58.840 Okay.
00:53:02.760 You're going to yell at me
00:53:04.280 for getting into
00:53:04.880 this level of detail,
00:53:06.280 but there are subsequently
00:53:08.820 enacted provisions
00:53:10.180 of the immigration code.
00:53:12.200 Hold on just a second.
00:53:13.820 Jeffy,
00:53:14.940 assuming you're awake
00:53:16.020 by the end of this,
00:53:16.900 wake me
00:53:17.400 so I can yell at him
00:53:18.480 for getting into the weeds.
00:53:19.700 Go ahead.
00:53:20.360 Go ahead, Mike.
00:53:21.320 What now?
00:53:22.480 They can be read
00:53:24.100 to restrict
00:53:24.940 any type of effort
00:53:27.720 on the part
00:53:28.280 of the president
00:53:29.240 to deal with
00:53:30.580 the visa issuance
00:53:31.480 process.
00:53:33.980 And depending
00:53:34.360 on how the courts
00:53:35.120 interpret that,
00:53:36.240 that could end up
00:53:37.020 creating a problem.
00:53:39.380 Likewise,
00:53:40.080 depending on how
00:53:40.860 they interpret this,
00:53:42.320 this could cause
00:53:43.180 other problems.
00:53:43.760 I don't want to get
00:53:44.340 into all the details
00:53:45.140 of that.
00:53:45.560 I don't want to
00:53:46.300 pick any fights
00:53:47.080 that the administration
00:53:47.960 doesn't need to pick.
00:53:49.320 Okay.
00:53:49.900 People are like,
00:53:50.680 oh, go back
00:53:51.180 to Chevron deference
00:53:52.100 after that one.
00:53:53.120 One last question.
00:53:53.880 Mitt Romney
00:53:56.800 said he won't
00:53:57.880 rule anything out,
00:53:58.760 but he won't
00:53:59.060 rule anything in yet.
00:54:00.900 He's not sure
00:54:01.740 if Orrin Hatch
00:54:03.540 is going to run
00:54:04.220 for Senate.
00:54:05.500 How do you feel
00:54:06.040 about your partner
00:54:07.000 being possibly
00:54:07.840 Mitt Romney?
00:54:10.120 You know,
00:54:10.800 look,
00:54:11.200 Mitt Romney
00:54:11.760 is a great guy.
00:54:13.340 The not ruling
00:54:14.340 anything in,
00:54:15.240 not ruling anything
00:54:16.020 out describes
00:54:16.580 the entire context
00:54:18.220 of the Utah
00:54:20.080 Senate race
00:54:21.080 coming up in 2018.
00:54:22.380 Nobody knows
00:54:23.700 what the heck
00:54:24.240 is going on.
00:54:24.820 Nobody knows
00:54:25.320 who's running
00:54:25.780 and who isn't.
00:54:27.340 I have absolutely
00:54:28.840 no idea
00:54:29.440 how to predict
00:54:30.100 this thing.
00:54:31.940 So I don't know
00:54:33.900 what to say.
00:54:34.720 I think people
00:54:35.760 before they decide
00:54:37.360 they're going
00:54:37.820 to get in
00:54:38.420 kind of like
00:54:39.580 having their name
00:54:40.140 floated out there
00:54:41.100 and they enjoy
00:54:42.080 the process a lot.
00:54:43.020 Sometimes that
00:54:43.540 causes the process
00:54:44.720 to drag out too far.
00:54:46.360 But we still don't know
00:54:47.340 whether Senator Hatch
00:54:48.200 is going to seek
00:54:48.840 re-election.
00:54:49.780 And I suspect
00:54:50.740 that would strongly
00:54:51.700 influence whether
00:54:52.460 or not Mitt Romney
00:54:54.360 decides to get in.
00:54:55.660 Hey, do you have
00:54:56.040 a second to hang on
00:54:56.800 for one more
00:54:57.360 or do you have to run?
00:54:59.680 Hey, for you anything.
00:55:00.940 Okay.
00:55:01.560 You let me talk
00:55:02.160 about Chevron Defer.
00:55:03.020 I know, I know.
00:55:03.800 You owe us.
00:55:05.000 You owe the whole nation
00:55:05.960 for that.
00:55:07.320 Hang on just a second then.
00:55:08.780 I want to talk to you
00:55:09.500 a little bit about Goldline.
00:55:10.900 New report from
00:55:11.900 the Bank of America,
00:55:13.040 Merrill Lynch,
00:55:13.580 finds that higher gold prices
00:55:15.260 paired with rising
00:55:16.780 bond yields
00:55:17.640 is one trend to watch
00:55:18.920 to signal impending
00:55:21.960 market volatility.
00:55:23.480 I don't even know
00:55:24.240 what the hell I just read.
00:55:25.520 I will tell you.
00:55:26.780 I'm just being straight
00:55:27.860 with you.
00:55:28.600 I will tell you this.
00:55:31.020 Yesterday,
00:55:32.240 on Bloomberg,
00:55:34.880 they had a bunch
00:55:36.120 of charts,
00:55:37.360 and I think
00:55:38.300 part of it,
00:55:40.480 some of the charts
00:55:41.160 were talking about this.
00:55:42.940 the lack
00:55:48.120 of concern
00:55:50.520 is actually
00:55:52.200 starting to concern
00:55:53.640 people.
00:55:55.820 There is such
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00:58:28.480 Mike, I want to
00:58:30.780 talk to you a little
00:58:31.380 bit and this is
00:58:32.080 really kind of on
00:58:33.680 the Berkeley
00:58:34.200 situation.
00:58:35.280 We have bad
00:58:35.840 guys on both
00:58:36.580 sides.
00:58:37.020 We have the
00:58:37.380 extreme right that
00:58:40.000 is frightening, the
00:58:41.160 alt-right that is
00:58:41.860 truly frightening.
00:58:42.540 And then we have
00:58:43.220 the left that was
00:58:45.360 burning Starbucks
00:58:46.220 down.
00:58:47.360 You have now
00:58:48.200 people in Congress
00:58:49.140 talking about
00:58:49.820 impeachment.
00:58:50.560 You have the
00:58:51.380 press saying we're
00:58:52.880 in a constitutional
00:58:53.760 crisis, which we're
00:58:54.900 not.
00:58:56.280 Are you concerned
00:58:57.660 that the left is
00:58:59.420 playing this so
00:59:00.980 hard and the
00:59:03.720 Trump administration
00:59:05.540 is such a
00:59:06.500 counterpuncher that
00:59:07.800 we could find
00:59:08.360 ourselves boxed into
00:59:09.580 a place to where
00:59:10.460 we really are not
00:59:11.880 talking to each
00:59:12.540 other?
00:59:13.920 Oh, sure.
00:59:14.720 I'm always concerned
00:59:15.540 about that.
00:59:16.040 That's always a risk.
00:59:17.060 I hope that doesn't
00:59:18.340 happen.
00:59:19.340 I think there are
00:59:20.020 ways we can avoid
00:59:20.800 it and I think we
00:59:21.460 can keep the dialogue
00:59:22.660 going and keep the
00:59:23.900 dialogue as civil as
00:59:24.960 we can.
00:59:25.400 The only people we
00:59:26.100 can control for
00:59:27.440 ourselves, for each
00:59:28.300 one of us, that is
00:59:29.280 true.
00:59:29.640 We can't control
00:59:30.320 anyone else's words
00:59:31.180 but our own.
00:59:32.500 And bad things
00:59:33.360 happen when we
00:59:34.000 try.
00:59:34.760 That's what happens
00:59:35.940 when people start
00:59:36.920 burning down
00:59:37.540 Starbucks.
00:59:38.600 If they're trying
00:59:39.020 to control somebody
00:59:39.700 else's words, that's
00:59:40.540 always a bad idea.
00:59:41.720 Mike, thank you so
00:59:42.780 much.
00:59:43.020 And I thank you so
00:59:43.880 much for your
00:59:44.400 reason and your
00:59:45.380 compassion and your
00:59:46.620 decency in
00:59:47.460 Washington.
00:59:48.480 One of the good
00:59:49.020 guys, Senator Mike
00:59:50.060 Lee from Utah.
00:59:51.280 Back in a minute.
00:59:51.780 We are one.
00:59:54.760 The Glenn Beck
00:59:55.640 Program.
00:59:57.440 This is the Glenn
01:00:01.620 Beck Program.
01:00:03.720 Lots of complaints,
01:00:04.780 Glenn.
01:00:05.620 I mean, you know, you
01:00:06.580 are, you're basically
01:00:07.540 mainstream media at this
01:00:09.360 point.
01:00:09.860 I know.
01:00:10.360 Stand in line for the
01:00:11.580 complaints.
01:00:12.520 They're saying, a lot
01:00:13.820 of people saying, don't
01:00:14.860 call it a Muslim ban.
01:00:15.800 It's not a Muslim ban.
01:00:17.220 Apparently during the
01:00:18.240 conversation you actually
01:00:19.580 mentioned the word
01:00:20.300 Muslim ban in that
01:00:22.920 lead up question to
01:00:24.140 Mike Lee.
01:00:24.580 Right.
01:00:25.040 And first, first of
01:00:25.980 all, please make note
01:00:28.120 that the first time I
01:00:30.200 was on the air after
01:00:31.320 this so-called Muslim
01:00:32.300 ban, I was talking
01:00:34.400 about how it wasn't.
01:00:35.320 There you go again,
01:00:35.960 calling it a Muslim
01:00:36.840 ban.
01:00:37.640 That it wasn't a
01:00:38.860 Muslim ban.
01:00:39.440 Right.
01:00:40.060 That, that.
01:00:40.920 You said it again.
01:00:42.760 Shut up, Pat.
01:00:43.660 Um, that it was, it
01:00:47.380 was the media jumping
01:00:49.620 on it because they
01:00:50.700 didn't read the order.
01:00:52.500 Um, and then on top
01:00:54.360 of that is the
01:00:56.400 president.
01:00:57.260 The president called
01:00:58.960 it a ban while he was
01:01:01.060 signing it.
01:01:02.540 The dumbest thing he
01:01:04.160 could do.
01:01:05.040 You, I mean, that's
01:01:06.860 why the lazy press was
01:01:09.960 calling it a Muslim ban
01:01:11.480 because he called it a
01:01:13.360 ban and that was
01:01:15.580 following a campaign
01:01:16.840 where he said, we're
01:01:17.620 going to ban Muslims.
01:01:18.940 Right.
01:01:19.220 And I think it's
01:01:20.000 important to note, and
01:01:21.020 we have noted it a
01:01:22.420 thousand times, uh, the
01:01:24.340 policy that Trump
01:01:25.420 proposed during the
01:01:26.280 campaign is a
01:01:27.000 policy Muslim.
01:01:28.080 No, during the campaign
01:01:28.780 campaign was a Muslim
01:01:30.080 ban.
01:01:30.520 Yes.
01:01:30.860 A complete and total
01:01:31.880 shutdown of all Muslims
01:01:33.260 coming into the country.
01:01:34.140 And that's not what
01:01:34.720 this is.
01:01:35.040 That is a policy that we
01:01:36.200 loudly opposed.
01:01:37.380 And I think is
01:01:38.700 completely unconstitutional.
01:01:39.980 That being said, the
01:01:41.220 this policy is not that
01:01:43.220 policy.
01:01:43.860 Okay.
01:01:43.980 So the policy he's
01:01:44.740 implemented here, it
01:01:46.200 has, is, has very
01:01:47.800 little, uh, uh,
01:01:49.780 relationship to the
01:01:50.960 one he proposed in the
01:01:51.760 campaign.
01:01:52.520 Um, and that's like, I
01:01:53.920 can understand how a
01:01:55.680 liberal would say, wait
01:01:56.600 a minute.
01:01:57.020 He said he wanted a
01:01:58.040 Muslim ban.
01:01:58.700 Now this does some, this
01:02:00.660 would ban some Muslims
01:02:01.900 from coming into the
01:02:02.720 country.
01:02:03.020 Not certainly not all.
01:02:04.560 Um, and it very
01:02:05.520 specific circumstances.
01:02:06.780 And I can understand if
01:02:08.460 you're a liberal, you're
01:02:09.060 going to say, well, this
01:02:09.940 is what he's trying to
01:02:10.760 do.
01:02:10.900 And this is just step
01:02:11.560 one to get there.
01:02:12.140 I can tell you that if,
01:02:13.000 if Barack Obama, and we
01:02:14.980 did have these
01:02:15.460 conversations, yes, Barack
01:02:16.660 Obama was proposing
01:02:17.480 proposing bans on certain
01:02:19.860 types of guns.
01:02:21.240 We've said, this is a
01:02:22.560 first step down the road
01:02:23.800 of him trying to get rid
01:02:24.440 of all the guns.
01:02:25.060 And I honestly believe
01:02:26.180 that.
01:02:26.800 Um, so I can understand
01:02:27.900 the left thinking that
01:02:29.300 way.
01:02:29.700 Correct.
01:02:29.860 However, it's important
01:02:31.000 for us on the right to
01:02:32.280 make sure that these
01:02:33.480 things don't go down
01:02:34.660 this road.
01:02:35.320 So here's the, so
01:02:36.040 here's the thing.
01:02:36.560 Let me ask you this
01:02:37.620 and let me talk to the
01:02:39.020 right here, which would
01:02:40.780 be a better, um, strategy
01:02:43.800 to win?
01:02:45.280 You're trying to win.
01:02:46.740 Which would be a better
01:02:47.760 strategy?
01:02:50.000 I can't believe you're
01:02:51.240 for this Muslim ban.
01:02:52.540 Well, a, I, it, I'm not
01:02:54.380 for a Muslim ban.
01:02:55.740 I stood against a Muslim
01:02:56.920 ban when he proposed that,
01:02:58.720 but that's not what this
01:03:00.320 is.
01:03:00.860 This is to a Muslim.
01:03:02.380 Okay.
01:03:02.900 Hang on just a second.
01:03:03.640 A, have you read it?
01:03:07.000 No, I have.
01:03:07.980 You should read it because
01:03:09.100 then you'll understand.
01:03:10.380 Now, when I read it, if I
01:03:12.480 read it, these people that
01:03:13.420 say, read the bill, if I
01:03:15.280 read it, I, I can read it
01:03:17.120 with your eyes because I
01:03:18.540 remember how I felt about
01:03:20.820 Barack Obama.
01:03:21.640 Now imagine having this
01:03:22.560 conversation and I've had
01:03:23.800 this conversation and it
01:03:25.620 works.
01:03:26.380 But anyway, um, I
01:03:29.520 understand because I felt
01:03:31.540 this way about Barack
01:03:32.700 Obama.
01:03:33.120 Remember when I said he's
01:03:34.760 trying to ban all the guns
01:03:35.820 and you said, no, he's
01:03:36.740 not.
01:03:37.600 And I said, this is the
01:03:38.760 first step.
01:03:39.720 And you said, no, he's
01:03:40.860 not.
01:03:41.260 All we've done is switched
01:03:42.980 places right now.
01:03:44.540 It's because you don't
01:03:45.860 trust this guy.
01:03:47.000 But unlike some people on
01:03:49.580 your side who said, no,
01:03:50.760 he's not.
01:03:51.840 I'm going to say, well,
01:03:53.540 that's what he said during
01:03:54.640 the campaign.
01:03:55.900 And so I'm going to stand
01:03:57.240 with you to make sure that
01:03:58.520 he doesn't do anything
01:03:59.900 unconstitutional.
01:04:01.400 And so far he hasn't.
01:04:02.660 Right.
01:04:03.000 And I, and I want you to
01:04:04.140 know if he does, I'm going
01:04:06.380 to stand right with you
01:04:08.260 against a Muslim ban.
01:04:10.280 But that's not what this
01:04:11.860 is.
01:04:12.260 But I see your concern.
01:04:14.280 I know why you feel this
01:04:15.920 way.
01:04:16.340 I could read this, um, uh,
01:04:19.160 executive order and say,
01:04:20.660 yeah, you know what?
01:04:22.120 This could be a slippery
01:04:23.780 slope and the next thing.
01:04:25.280 But why buy that trouble
01:04:27.040 now?
01:04:27.220 And how far would that
01:04:28.140 have gone with us in 2009?
01:04:30.820 Would have gone a really
01:04:31.560 long way.
01:04:32.360 If you would have had
01:04:33.120 people done that with us,
01:04:34.340 with Obama.
01:04:34.880 Okay.
01:04:35.080 I can see your concerns.
01:04:36.560 We'll be with you if it
01:04:37.760 goes down that, that road.
01:04:39.200 They, they, they were, we
01:04:40.900 were never treated that way.
01:04:42.000 You didn't see the, did
01:04:43.160 you see the article that
01:04:44.060 came out about me?
01:04:44.940 How the, how Glenn Beck
01:04:46.120 won the hearts of the left?
01:04:47.740 I did read that.
01:04:48.300 Yeah.
01:04:48.420 Yeah.
01:04:48.680 Yeah.
01:04:48.940 It was great.
01:04:49.260 Did you notice three times
01:04:50.680 in that article that the
01:04:51.940 writer said, even though we
01:04:53.260 don't agree on policies, how
01:04:56.800 can we not listen to this
01:04:58.020 guy?
01:04:59.100 It's because I came out and
01:05:01.660 they asked me at the end.
01:05:03.180 So what, what can we do?
01:05:05.320 And I said, somebody brave
01:05:07.100 enough has to stand up and
01:05:08.420 bleed all over themselves.
01:05:10.540 You have to cut your own
01:05:12.020 risk or your own wrist and
01:05:14.700 show that you don't care if it
01:05:16.280 means you go out of business,
01:05:17.340 if it means you become
01:05:18.240 unpopular, you don't care.
01:05:19.820 You'll bleed all over and
01:05:22.160 drain yourself of blood.
01:05:23.460 If that's what it, if that's
01:05:24.780 what it takes, then that's
01:05:26.720 what I'll do.
01:05:27.720 Metaphorically speaking.
01:05:29.200 But if you, if you can just
01:05:31.280 go to people and say, look,
01:05:33.280 Glenn Beck advocate suicide.
01:05:35.520 I understand how you feel and
01:05:38.720 I may have caused you to feel
01:05:40.460 some of those things.
01:05:42.180 Yeah.
01:05:42.840 But that, that's not what's
01:05:44.260 happening right now.
01:05:45.100 And the guy who wrote that
01:05:45.920 article was willing to do
01:05:47.440 that.
01:05:48.180 Yeah.
01:05:48.480 And surprisingly, he kind of
01:05:50.860 put his article where his,
01:05:52.380 where his mouth was with you.
01:05:54.180 And he went out and wrote a
01:05:55.600 really fair article.
01:05:57.020 I'm telling you right now that
01:05:59.100 there is a chance that I, I
01:06:01.400 have, I have prayed and
01:06:03.040 thanked God for the last two
01:06:05.420 weeks, every day.
01:06:07.700 I, I told you for the last
01:06:10.720 five years, this couldn't
01:06:11.820 happen.
01:06:12.140 Lord, I told you this wasn't
01:06:14.240 going to happen.
01:06:15.240 I told you there was no way,
01:06:16.920 but I'll keep standing where
01:06:18.520 you want me to stand.
01:06:19.340 But I, I, I've told you
01:06:20.800 there's no way I cannot
01:06:23.020 believe the miracle that you
01:06:25.620 are doing right now.
01:06:27.120 Now you're not seeing it
01:06:29.000 because they're only the
01:06:31.320 seeds, but the seeds are
01:06:33.300 falling into fertile ground.
01:06:35.220 I thought there was no
01:06:37.140 fertile ground, but right
01:06:40.060 now, because there are those
01:06:42.420 on the, and this is going to
01:06:43.600 change as soon as they start
01:06:45.460 running a president.
01:06:46.220 And that's about what?
01:06:48.300 Eight months from now, as
01:06:50.560 soon as they decide to kick
01:06:52.040 into presidential high gear.
01:06:54.080 But right now you have people
01:06:56.340 Democrats who are looking at
01:06:58.760 the riots on the streets,
01:07:00.680 Democrats.
01:07:01.060 And I don't mean the people in
01:07:02.820 Washington, DC, nor do I even
01:07:04.760 mean the people in the press.
01:07:06.060 I mean your friends who are
01:07:08.380 seeing those people right on
01:07:10.020 the streets and burn
01:07:10.840 Starbucks down and go,
01:07:11.900 that's not what I want to be
01:07:12.860 with.
01:07:14.320 But we're not giving them any
01:07:16.320 place to run to.
01:07:19.360 What we have to give them a
01:07:20.820 place to run to and say, I
01:07:22.240 get it.
01:07:22.740 I get it.
01:07:23.260 I know.
01:07:23.680 I know.
01:07:24.140 I know.
01:07:25.240 I know.
01:07:26.860 Glenn, he's saying all these
01:07:28.340 crazy things.
01:07:29.520 I know some of those crazy
01:07:32.240 things you're hearing in a
01:07:34.180 different way because you
01:07:36.300 don't understand where that
01:07:39.100 has come from.
01:07:39.920 For instance, the thing where
01:07:42.400 he said about the press
01:07:44.000 doesn't report any of these
01:07:47.100 terrorist attacks.
01:07:49.740 He said that yesterday.
01:07:51.160 Now, I don't know what he
01:07:53.480 meant, but I could read it
01:07:56.260 into this way.
01:07:57.240 And to me, this will make
01:07:58.660 sense.
01:07:58.940 And I think this is the way
01:08:00.380 many Trump supporters hear
01:08:02.000 it.
01:08:03.700 They, the press, doesn't want
01:08:05.860 to report the terrorist
01:08:07.600 attacks like Fort Hood.
01:08:10.360 They didn't.
01:08:11.260 They said that's workplace
01:08:12.420 violence.
01:08:13.260 The government said it was
01:08:14.360 workplace violence and the
01:08:15.960 media went right along with
01:08:17.280 it.
01:08:18.180 When they did San Bernardino,
01:08:20.680 they immediately did not want
01:08:22.920 to say that that was a
01:08:25.460 terrorist attack.
01:08:26.280 They wanted to, they wanted
01:08:28.300 so desperately to paint that
01:08:30.020 into a guy who was pushed
01:08:31.820 because of the Christian
01:08:33.400 religion, forcing this guy to
01:08:35.280 go a Christmas party.
01:08:38.140 Remember?
01:08:39.360 So when he said yesterday,
01:08:41.160 there's a lot of people that
01:08:42.180 don't want to report on it.
01:08:44.280 I don't know if that's what he
01:08:45.920 meant, but I'm on guard in case
01:08:49.060 he does, he does think that
01:08:52.080 there's other things that are
01:08:52.980 happening that nobody knows
01:08:54.540 about except his special
01:08:55.700 friends at, you know,
01:08:57.880 Infowars.
01:08:59.600 I'm on guard for that.
01:09:01.140 He might mean that.
01:09:03.560 But the regular Joe in the
01:09:05.740 street, what they're hearing
01:09:08.220 him say is, yeah, the media
01:09:09.860 doesn't want to say that
01:09:10.980 there's a problem with Islam.
01:09:13.500 And you know what?
01:09:14.880 63% of your fellow Democrats
01:09:17.520 believe that Islamists are as
01:09:21.360 just as dangerous as Christians.
01:09:23.280 That's crazy.
01:09:26.440 Now let me play devil's
01:09:27.760 advocate because I could hear
01:09:29.900 them say back to me, Glenn,
01:09:34.280 there is, people are people.
01:09:37.920 People are people.
01:09:40.080 And so the average Muslim in
01:09:42.000 America probably is not Muslim,
01:09:45.620 is not more dangerous.
01:09:47.160 But you're calling all Muslims
01:09:50.000 Islamists.
01:09:53.440 And so they're
01:09:54.440 splitting hairs on Islamist and
01:09:57.700 Muslim.
01:09:58.780 So if you want to be clear on
01:10:00.860 this, I would say to my
01:10:02.120 Democratic friend, do you believe
01:10:04.620 that Islamists, do you know what
01:10:07.340 that means?
01:10:07.880 What's the difference between
01:10:08.660 Islamist and a Muslim?
01:10:10.240 An Islamist means somebody who
01:10:11.800 believes in Sharia law, that it is
01:10:13.920 forced to make all people
01:10:16.000 comply or I can take you as a
01:10:17.740 slave.
01:10:19.780 So are you an Islamist?
01:10:22.100 Are Islamists just as dangerous as
01:10:24.800 anybody else from any other
01:10:26.020 religion?
01:10:27.200 No.
01:10:27.940 They're much more dangerous.
01:10:30.460 Muslims?
01:10:31.940 Well, if you take all the Islamists
01:10:33.660 out, I bet they are just the same.
01:10:35.600 It's the Islamists that we're
01:10:39.260 having a problem with.
01:10:41.000 We should, in this country, have an
01:10:42.900 Islamist ban, but not a Muslim
01:10:45.360 ban.
01:10:47.380 But if you're an Islamist, there's
01:10:48.860 no way you should come to our
01:10:50.180 country.
01:10:51.400 I don't want you living in my
01:10:52.580 neighborhood, and I don't think
01:10:54.100 Nancy Pelosi wants an Islamist
01:10:56.600 living in her neighborhood.
01:10:59.260 But this requires us to be able to
01:11:02.000 have a conversation beyond 144
01:11:03.980 characters or a headline.
01:11:08.360 I said to somebody yesterday, we
01:11:09.940 were having a conversation, and I
01:11:11.300 said, you know what?
01:11:12.460 I really think we just have to have
01:11:15.960 brutal conversations to where we
01:11:17.780 say, look, I'm going to say some
01:11:19.660 things, and I think we should start
01:11:21.680 doing this.
01:11:22.680 I'm going to start saying some
01:11:23.920 things and using the best professor
01:11:26.920 I ever had, the best teacher I ever
01:11:29.180 had, was a guy at Yale.
01:11:31.400 His name is Wayne Meeks.
01:11:32.580 I don't know if he still teaches,
01:11:33.860 but if, I mean, if you could ever go
01:11:36.100 learn anything from Wayne Meeks, you
01:11:37.660 should.
01:11:38.960 This guy would push me every single
01:11:41.760 class, and he would challenge me
01:11:43.720 every class, and he would argue the
01:11:46.080 other side every class.
01:11:48.020 I thought for the first couple of
01:11:49.960 classes that he was on one side.
01:11:51.960 Then he started arguing the other
01:11:53.420 side.
01:11:54.060 And I'm like, no, this guy's on the
01:11:55.360 other side.
01:11:56.300 Then he would argue on the other
01:11:57.500 side again.
01:11:58.060 He took every side of an argument.
01:12:01.580 No matter what side I was on, he
01:12:03.780 pushed me on the other side.
01:12:07.500 As it turns out, I don't know what
01:12:09.040 side he was on.
01:12:11.500 That's what has to start happening.
01:12:13.280 We have to be able to have friends
01:12:15.500 and a media source, a circle of
01:12:17.940 friends that push us, push each other
01:12:20.740 so hard that we're uncomfortable.
01:12:24.500 Yeah, and it's amazing.
01:12:26.380 I mean, we talk about this poll of
01:12:27.420 Democrats.
01:12:28.180 I don't know what the reasoning could
01:12:30.920 be.
01:12:31.640 This is not a debatable situation.
01:12:34.480 Let me give you the actual
01:12:35.900 statistics.
01:12:36.460 Again, this comes from Obama's State
01:12:38.220 Department.
01:12:39.020 The numbers for 2015, okay?
01:12:42.000 The top terrorist attack, the top
01:12:44.900 terrorist group that were the most
01:12:46.200 attacks and the total deaths, the
01:12:48.100 Taliban, 1,093 attacks, causing
01:12:52.440 4,512 deaths.
01:12:55.300 Obviously, Islamic extremists.
01:12:57.540 Secondly, the Islamic State of Iraq and
01:12:59.940 the Levant, ISIL or ISIS, 931 attacks,
01:13:03.660 responsible for 6,050 deaths.
01:13:06.360 Number three, Boko Haram.
01:13:08.540 Again, Islamic extremists, 491 attacks,
01:13:11.780 5,450 deaths.
01:13:14.120 Those are the top three.
01:13:15.240 The next one, in case you're wondering
01:13:16.780 how, you know, because we're talking
01:13:18.860 about white Christians being the danger
01:13:20.320 here, the Maoist Communist Party of
01:13:22.760 India.
01:13:24.120 Communists.
01:13:24.820 Communists.
01:13:25.800 343 attacks for 176 deaths.
01:13:28.380 Where's the Mormon Mafia there?
01:13:29.820 Are they next?
01:13:30.740 The Mormon Mafia.
01:13:31.560 Where's Christians?
01:13:32.480 Shockingly not listed.
01:13:33.740 Where's Jewish, Christian, anybody?
01:13:35.460 Yeah.
01:13:35.720 The next, the only other one that's
01:13:36.660 listed in the top five is the
01:13:37.660 Kurdistan Workers' Party.
01:13:39.760 Workers' Party.
01:13:40.580 Right.
01:13:41.160 238 and 287 deaths.
01:13:43.360 But again, all of them.
01:13:45.320 There is not, there's not, yes, there
01:13:47.420 have been incidents where I am
01:13:49.360 completely comfortable calling them
01:13:51.500 terrorist attacks, shootings, and
01:13:53.060 terrible things that have happened.
01:13:54.500 But when you talk about it as a
01:13:55.440 global issue, there is not another
01:13:57.860 thing to talk about other than
01:13:59.500 Islamic extremism.
01:14:00.340 Notice you didn't name Timothy McVeigh.
01:14:02.220 Oh yeah, communists are next.
01:14:04.100 But I mean, but again, that's the
01:14:05.920 fourth one down.
01:14:06.960 The top three are all Islamic
01:14:09.220 extremists.
01:14:10.060 Except for Timothy McVeigh.
01:14:11.440 That was 1995.
01:14:12.760 And he was also an atheist.
01:14:15.620 So, now this, when an emergency or
01:14:19.420 a crisis strikes, your family and
01:14:21.420 community is going to depend on you.
01:14:24.100 So there's no such thing as being
01:14:25.780 overprepared.
01:14:27.160 Worse yet, not being self-reliant at
01:14:29.700 all.
01:14:31.020 Everybody who called us crazy is now
01:14:34.980 doing this.
01:14:36.800 It's incredible to me how many people
01:14:40.240 are saying, I went out and I bought
01:14:42.900 some extra food.
01:14:43.800 I don't know how to do this food
01:14:45.020 storage thing.
01:14:45.740 I went out and I'm looking to go buy
01:14:47.960 a farm.
01:14:48.580 I'm moving away from Los Angeles
01:14:50.680 because this thing could break down.
01:14:53.260 Really?
01:14:54.040 I bet you heard that all week last week.
01:14:55.520 All week long.
01:14:58.180 And it took a lot of strength from God
01:15:00.840 not to say, really?
01:15:02.360 Here's what I would recommend.
01:15:07.420 There is something in the collective gut.
01:15:10.400 Both sides know it.
01:15:11.440 We dismiss it if our side is in power.
01:15:14.580 Don't dismiss it.
01:15:15.860 That's a red herring.
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01:15:37.340 The Glenn Beck Program.
01:15:40.840 Mercury.
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01:15:47.080 I actually can't believe I'm saying
01:15:49.640 I'm excited for this,
01:15:50.740 but I am excited for the Ted Cruz,
01:15:52.500 Bernie Sanders debate tonight on CNN.
01:15:54.620 I do.
01:15:55.020 I care, too.
01:15:55.660 I mean, because both of them seem to be
01:15:57.560 people who care about actual ideas.
01:15:59.740 This is the one that we wanted.
01:16:01.820 It's a little late.
01:16:02.980 It is a little late,
01:16:03.600 and it's meaningless.
01:16:04.200 It's a teeny bit late.
01:16:05.180 But it is going to be interesting
01:16:07.140 because we're seeing now reports
01:16:09.020 that they might wait until 2018
01:16:10.980 to try to repeal Obamacare
01:16:13.020 and replace it with some sort of something.
01:16:15.960 And if we can...
01:16:16.540 I don't want to see the debate...
01:16:18.160 I mean, the debate I really want
01:16:19.740 is Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz
01:16:21.420 on socialism versus capitalism.
01:16:25.140 That's what I want.
01:16:25.960 I want a solid, no straw men,
01:16:31.400 best two debaters on that
01:16:34.460 because that's the debate
01:16:37.200 we should be having.
01:16:38.340 That is the debate
01:16:39.320 that the millennials want to have right now.
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01:17:18.260 Hey, let's talk about ideas here.
01:17:20.860 Greg Abbott
01:17:21.900 in the state of the state here in Texas
01:17:25.200 spent quite a bit of time
01:17:26.680 talking about the Convention of States
01:17:28.280 and why it is needed
01:17:29.340 from the governor of Texas.
01:17:31.560 I love this guy.
01:17:34.060 I think he may be the best governor
01:17:35.700 I've ever had
01:17:36.620 in any state I've ever lived.
01:17:38.860 You think of...
01:17:39.780 I've lived...
01:17:40.660 You grew up in Washington
01:17:42.280 then you live in Connecticut.
01:17:43.580 I've lived in...
01:17:44.340 New York.
01:17:45.060 No, wait, wait, wait.
01:17:45.840 I've lived in Connecticut.
01:17:46.880 I've lived in Kentucky.
01:17:48.120 I've lived in Virginia,
01:17:49.840 Maryland, Connecticut.
01:17:52.400 Yeah, I know.
01:17:52.820 Washington, D.C.
01:17:53.600 Okay, so all those were bad.
01:17:55.160 I've lived in Texas before.
01:17:56.660 Arizona.
01:17:57.320 Florida.
01:17:57.960 Florida.
01:17:58.860 We had Jeb Bush
01:17:59.780 was a great governor.
01:18:01.680 Greg Abbott is...
01:18:03.040 He is a superstar.
01:18:05.940 Anyway, he was talking
01:18:06.780 about the Convention of States.
01:18:09.200 We'll talk about that.
01:18:10.560 Also, I want to spend
01:18:11.840 a few minutes
01:18:12.600 on Matthew McConaughey.
01:18:14.240 Something we didn't play
01:18:15.260 when it first came out
01:18:17.140 an epic take
01:18:20.040 on the anti-Trump Hollywood
01:18:22.440 that I'm not sure
01:18:25.540 he's saying what
01:18:26.620 Hollywood thinks he's saying
01:18:29.900 or what Trump supporters
01:18:31.880 think he's saying.
01:18:33.080 We'll get into that.
01:18:34.260 Also, Jake Tapper from CNN
01:18:36.680 and Tommy from The Blaze
01:18:39.900 was on Bill Maher.
01:18:41.720 We're going to start there
01:18:42.580 right now.
01:18:44.160 I will make a stand
01:18:46.560 I will raise my voice
01:18:48.860 I will hold your hand
01:18:51.080 Cause we are one
01:18:53.060 I will beat my drum
01:18:55.280 I have made my choice
01:18:57.520 We will overcome
01:18:59.200 Cause we are one
01:19:01.900 The fusion of entertainment
01:19:03.840 and enlightenment.
01:19:05.620 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
01:19:09.500 Hello America.
01:19:12.880 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
01:19:15.160 On Friday
01:19:16.160 Tommy Lahren
01:19:17.300 was on Bill Maher
01:19:19.580 and I didn't get a chance
01:19:21.220 to see it
01:19:21.940 Stu saw it
01:19:23.380 and said
01:19:24.180 there was a remarkable
01:19:25.480 moment
01:19:26.200 that he
01:19:27.920 played for us
01:19:29.080 and I have to play for you
01:19:29.940 because
01:19:30.320 there is no way
01:19:32.420 I would have gotten this right.
01:19:33.880 No.
01:19:34.300 There's no way.
01:19:35.500 I barely know
01:19:36.200 my own name.
01:19:37.100 But she was in a debate
01:19:39.200 and you know what that's like
01:19:40.520 being in a debate
01:19:41.240 and the whole table
01:19:42.200 was against her
01:19:43.100 and they were talking
01:19:44.460 about Benghazi
01:19:45.340 and the guy
01:19:46.560 unfairly
01:19:47.680 cause it has nothing
01:19:48.800 to do with anything
01:19:50.260 said
01:19:51.280 oh you care so much
01:19:52.340 can you name
01:19:53.600 the guys
01:19:54.600 from Benghazi
01:19:55.660 can you name them?
01:19:57.720 Now I've met them
01:19:58.680 we've had them
01:19:59.400 on the show.
01:20:00.780 Yeah other people
01:20:01.220 cause she was talking
01:20:02.180 about the people
01:20:02.580 they were talking
01:20:03.260 about the people
01:20:03.560 who died
01:20:03.980 obviously we haven't
01:20:04.480 had them on the show
01:20:05.080 but we've had people
01:20:05.940 who were involved
01:20:06.840 in the incident
01:20:07.440 who were there
01:20:08.540 at the moment
01:20:09.220 we've had them
01:20:09.720 on the air
01:20:10.120 I can't remember
01:20:10.920 anybody's name
01:20:11.620 I can't remember
01:20:12.280 I don't remember
01:20:13.220 the name of
01:20:14.420 Marcus Luttrell's
01:20:16.040 SEAL team
01:20:16.540 and that's horrible
01:20:17.280 cause I know
01:20:18.340 I know
01:20:19.160 all of them
01:20:20.180 and how much
01:20:20.720 it means
01:20:21.580 to Marcus
01:20:23.040 you know
01:20:24.200 thank God for Google
01:20:25.420 there's no way
01:20:26.820 could you have
01:20:27.340 passed that?
01:20:28.240 No God
01:20:28.640 could you have
01:20:29.180 passed that?
01:20:29.820 No way
01:20:30.220 I don't know
01:20:31.240 anybody
01:20:31.920 here's Tommy
01:20:33.400 but no
01:20:35.180 on the Benghazi
01:20:36.060 like you all
01:20:36.600 can talk about that
01:20:37.260 but what were
01:20:37.640 the names
01:20:38.080 of the guys
01:20:38.820 who died?
01:20:39.700 like you don't know
01:20:40.400 you know
01:20:40.960 Chris Stevens
01:20:41.380 the ambassador
01:20:42.040 Chris Stevens
01:20:43.280 Glenn Doherty
01:20:44.100 good for you
01:20:45.720 good for you
01:20:46.360 and the other guy
01:20:46.920 the other day
01:20:47.380 was Ryan
01:20:47.940 Ryan
01:20:48.700 for you
01:20:49.900 good for you
01:20:50.860 because I haven't
01:20:51.840 heard their names
01:20:52.420 in years
01:20:53.000 I know all their names
01:20:54.160 and thank goodness
01:20:54.820 he went to Dover
01:20:55.280 I mean that is
01:20:57.060 freaking incredible
01:20:58.140 I'm sorry
01:20:58.760 if you've never
01:21:00.120 done a show
01:21:00.940 like that
01:21:01.300 she does
01:21:01.860 if you've never
01:21:03.020 done a show
01:21:03.520 like that
01:21:04.000 in the middle
01:21:05.280 of a debate
01:21:06.880 like that
01:21:07.340 on the spot
01:21:08.160 to pull those
01:21:08.860 names out
01:21:09.300 exactly
01:21:09.920 you're not
01:21:11.360 thinking that way
01:21:12.080 that's an amazing
01:21:12.940 moment
01:21:13.140 she deserves
01:21:13.500 a lot of credit
01:21:14.000 for that
01:21:14.260 I will say
01:21:15.360 completely unfair
01:21:16.920 question
01:21:17.320 has nothing to do
01:21:18.620 with whether she
01:21:19.280 knows anything
01:21:19.880 about Benghazi
01:21:20.660 or not
01:21:21.420 it's like
01:21:23.320 to ask him
01:21:24.160 if you were
01:21:24.480 to reverse to him
01:21:25.000 who I don't even
01:21:25.780 know who it was
01:21:26.340 again I don't
01:21:26.800 know his name
01:21:27.360 either
01:21:27.580 if he was
01:21:29.020 if he was a guy
01:21:30.080 who fought against
01:21:30.780 gun violence
01:21:31.440 and you asked him
01:21:32.460 well name me
01:21:33.340 some victims
01:21:34.080 from X Y or Z
01:21:35.160 shooting that you've
01:21:35.900 been blabbing about
01:21:36.640 all the time
01:21:36.940 name any of the
01:21:37.800 names of the
01:21:38.420 children of Sandy
01:21:39.680 Hook
01:21:40.020 right exactly
01:21:40.840 that is so
01:21:41.480 unfair to ask
01:21:43.020 and doesn't
01:21:43.680 discredit you
01:21:44.560 if you're
01:21:45.520 if you're
01:21:46.120 arguing for
01:21:47.140 gun control
01:21:48.020 the names of
01:21:49.160 the children
01:21:49.780 don't matter
01:21:51.020 they don't
01:21:51.960 matter
01:21:52.400 it's the idea
01:21:53.980 that you are
01:21:54.540 fighting for
01:21:55.160 and of course
01:21:55.480 they do matter
01:21:56.320 so much
01:21:57.240 but in a
01:21:58.320 different
01:21:59.020 conversation
01:22:00.140 yes exactly
01:22:01.440 when you're
01:22:01.780 talking about
01:22:02.220 policy
01:22:02.860 it doesn't
01:22:03.580 that's
01:22:04.320 that's
01:22:04.680 trying to
01:22:05.420 again
01:22:05.900 trying to
01:22:07.340 emotionalize
01:22:08.500 all of it
01:22:09.300 you don't
01:22:09.820 have to
01:22:10.240 you don't
01:22:10.800 it's why
01:22:11.340 we don't
01:22:12.060 have
01:22:12.520 the
01:22:14.180 the
01:22:14.820 families
01:22:15.900 of the
01:22:16.520 victims
01:22:16.980 give the
01:22:18.560 sentence
01:22:19.180 or be on
01:22:20.360 the jury
01:22:20.980 you want
01:22:22.280 to remove
01:22:23.280 the emotion
01:22:24.120 from it
01:22:24.720 so you
01:22:25.660 can say
01:22:26.380 this is
01:22:27.160 what's
01:22:27.400 logical
01:22:27.800 the problem
01:22:28.420 is
01:22:28.760 the
01:22:29.640 conservatives
01:22:30.160 and the
01:22:31.000 liberals
01:22:31.380 the liberals
01:22:32.340 we say
01:22:32.840 well they
01:22:33.220 just
01:22:33.460 personalize
01:22:34.080 it
01:22:34.180 they make
01:22:34.500 it about
01:22:34.760 the children
01:22:35.300 let's talk
01:22:35.940 about the
01:22:36.340 actual facts
01:22:37.080 of the
01:22:37.380 guns
01:22:37.780 right
01:22:38.460 let's
01:22:39.420 talk about
01:22:39.960 the actual
01:22:40.480 facts on
01:22:41.100 the ground
01:22:41.580 not the
01:22:42.680 names of
01:22:43.480 the Benghazi
01:22:44.240 victims
01:22:44.760 it's not
01:22:45.820 about them
01:22:46.440 personally
01:22:47.120 yes
01:22:47.680 should we
01:22:48.760 know them
01:22:49.320 should we
01:22:49.700 recognize
01:22:50.180 their story
01:22:50.700 but yes
01:22:51.240 but that's
01:22:51.920 not what
01:22:52.220 we're upset
01:22:52.720 about
01:22:52.980 that one
01:22:53.820 guy who
01:22:54.540 we happen
01:22:55.040 to know
01:22:55.500 was killed
01:22:56.140 we should
01:22:56.980 have outrage
01:22:57.660 that they
01:22:58.140 were killed
01:22:58.640 without knowing
01:23:00.100 their names
01:23:00.800 right
01:23:01.880 okay
01:23:02.280 and we
01:23:03.460 what we've
01:23:04.040 done
01:23:04.340 is we
01:23:04.800 say hey
01:23:05.660 stop
01:23:06.080 personalizing
01:23:06.820 it but
01:23:07.140 then we
01:23:07.500 personalize
01:23:08.240 it by
01:23:08.540 making it
01:23:09.020 about
01:23:09.340 Trump
01:23:09.840 or Obama
01:23:10.820 stop it
01:23:12.360 well I
01:23:13.380 mean look
01:23:13.700 I just
01:23:14.960 think I
01:23:15.340 mean just
01:23:15.640 to hear
01:23:15.960 that I
01:23:16.420 mean that
01:23:16.600 is an
01:23:16.820 incredible
01:23:17.120 moment
01:23:17.400 and what
01:23:18.060 a failure
01:23:18.460 this
01:23:18.980 from this
01:23:19.540 guy
01:23:19.800 I mean
01:23:20.320 you don't
01:23:20.940 know
01:23:21.320 oh you
01:23:21.780 don't
01:23:21.940 know
01:23:22.060 I mean
01:23:22.400 they always
01:23:23.260 say this
01:23:23.960 but he
01:23:24.520 he did
01:23:25.060 know
01:23:25.240 he was
01:23:25.820 he was
01:23:26.280 naming
01:23:26.580 them
01:23:26.940 after
01:23:27.440 no no
01:23:28.600 no
01:23:28.780 she said
01:23:29.900 I mean
01:23:30.660 excuse me
01:23:31.020 he said
01:23:31.600 to her
01:23:32.160 you don't
01:23:32.940 know
01:23:33.120 he accused
01:23:33.740 Tommy of
01:23:34.280 not knowing
01:23:34.880 right
01:23:35.200 which is
01:23:35.600 interesting
01:23:35.980 but then
01:23:36.280 he started
01:23:36.800 naming
01:23:37.240 he named
01:23:37.880 Chris
01:23:38.420 no no
01:23:39.660 and then
01:23:40.000 he named
01:23:40.380 the second
01:23:40.860 one
01:23:41.180 then he named
01:23:41.880 the second
01:23:42.240 one
01:23:42.460 listen again
01:23:43.060 let's listen
01:23:43.440 one more
01:23:43.700 time
01:23:44.000 but no
01:23:44.340 on the Benghazi
01:23:45.220 like you all
01:23:45.740 can talk
01:23:46.100 about that
01:23:46.400 but what
01:23:46.680 were the names
01:23:47.240 of the guys
01:23:47.980 who died
01:23:48.420 like you
01:23:49.100 don't know
01:23:49.580 you know
01:23:50.100 Chris Stevens
01:23:50.540 the ambassador
01:23:51.200 Chris Stevens
01:23:52.420 Glenn Doherty
01:23:53.240 Glenn Doherty
01:23:54.160 he said it
01:23:54.680 first
01:23:54.900 and the other
01:23:55.880 guy the other
01:23:56.340 day was
01:23:56.760 Ryan Owens
01:23:58.380 good for you
01:23:59.060 I bet you
01:24:00.420 he's preparing
01:24:01.540 for that
01:24:01.960 right
01:24:02.120 he knows
01:24:03.300 he's going to
01:24:03.660 try to trap
01:24:04.240 her
01:24:04.540 and so he
01:24:06.180 knows the
01:24:06.520 names
01:24:06.760 maybe
01:24:07.120 who knows
01:24:07.840 maybe he's
01:24:08.360 known the
01:24:08.640 names the
01:24:08.900 whole time
01:24:09.280 but assumes
01:24:10.320 that she
01:24:10.700 doesn't know
01:24:11.120 the name
01:24:11.380 this reminds
01:24:12.120 me of that
01:24:12.640 moment
01:24:13.120 because you
01:24:14.180 should always
01:24:14.560 know the
01:24:14.820 answer to
01:24:15.100 your question
01:24:15.580 when you're
01:24:16.040 going into
01:24:16.380 a moment
01:24:16.640 like that
01:24:17.020 and remember
01:24:17.800 the MSNBC
01:24:18.820 thing Pat
01:24:19.320 you'll remember
01:24:19.660 yes
01:24:20.040 where the
01:24:21.040 host was
01:24:22.300 you know
01:24:22.860 they were
01:24:23.340 debating
01:24:23.620 some Obama
01:24:24.220 policy
01:24:24.760 about economics
01:24:25.880 oh I love
01:24:26.460 this
01:24:26.700 this is my
01:24:27.080 favorite
01:24:27.400 I don't
01:24:30.460 know
01:24:30.740 where
01:24:31.060 she asks
01:24:32.540 him
01:24:32.940 she says
01:24:34.180 you're not
01:24:35.160 an economist
01:24:36.100 where's your
01:24:36.600 degree from
01:24:37.700 you have a
01:24:38.260 degree in
01:24:38.800 economics
01:24:39.320 yes I do
01:24:40.180 here it is
01:24:41.660 this is what
01:24:42.400 happened
01:24:42.640 we were
01:24:42.960 looking at
01:24:43.600 going reverting
01:24:45.100 into a
01:24:45.580 depression
01:24:46.060 at that
01:24:46.360 point
01:24:46.620 everyone
01:24:47.340 the Fed
01:24:47.740 chairman
01:24:48.140 we were
01:24:48.760 going into
01:24:49.260 a depression
01:24:49.740 but go
01:24:50.060 ahead
01:24:50.220 do you
01:24:50.560 have a
01:24:50.760 degree
01:24:50.960 in
01:24:51.100 economics
01:24:51.620 yes ma'am
01:24:52.840 I do
01:24:53.180 highest
01:24:53.540 honors
01:24:53.960 so good
01:24:58.600 so good
01:24:59.980 that's on the
01:25:01.000 level there
01:25:01.660 with Tommy
01:25:02.580 moment because
01:25:03.160 he thought
01:25:03.660 he had her
01:25:04.320 he thought
01:25:05.320 he had her
01:25:05.840 and she
01:25:06.280 pulled all
01:25:06.960 four of those
01:25:07.480 names out
01:25:07.820 it's pretty
01:25:08.100 impressive
01:25:08.460 so can I
01:25:09.280 ask you a
01:25:09.680 question
01:25:10.000 I defended
01:25:11.780 Milo
01:25:12.480 Yapanopoulos
01:25:13.420 I despise
01:25:15.160 that guy
01:25:15.700 I think he
01:25:16.560 is I think
01:25:17.680 he's a danger
01:25:18.420 because he
01:25:19.760 enjoys that
01:25:20.940 we are in a
01:25:21.680 post-fact world
01:25:22.960 those are his
01:25:23.920 words I love
01:25:25.280 it that we're
01:25:25.820 in a post-fact
01:25:27.120 world and what
01:25:28.260 he means by that
01:25:29.120 is you can get
01:25:30.060 away with
01:25:30.380 anything you
01:25:32.000 all you have
01:25:32.420 to do is
01:25:32.760 ratchet up the
01:25:33.620 emotion and
01:25:34.740 nobody cares
01:25:35.600 what the facts
01:25:36.320 are and that's
01:25:37.540 great
01:25:38.060 now there's
01:25:39.860 an argument
01:25:40.480 between some
01:25:41.220 of my friends
01:25:41.860 that he's not
01:25:43.240 dangerous he's
01:25:44.460 just somebody
01:25:45.200 who wants to
01:25:46.820 be famous and
01:25:48.100 he doesn't
01:25:48.520 necessarily believe
01:25:49.500 in all of this
01:25:50.280 stuff well that's
01:25:51.200 just as dangerous
01:25:52.140 or he's being
01:25:53.860 used by someone
01:25:54.740 again just as
01:25:55.820 dangerous I
01:25:57.680 don't know
01:25:58.300 because I don't
01:25:58.860 know him but I
01:26:00.300 am wildly
01:26:01.640 against him
01:26:02.840 however
01:26:04.560 shouldn't we be
01:26:06.060 standing for his
01:26:06.960 right to speak
01:26:08.040 speak because I
01:26:09.920 am I think he
01:26:11.560 should have been
01:26:12.020 able to speak at
01:26:12.800 Berkeley we have
01:26:14.980 to be able to
01:26:15.980 have these
01:26:16.720 conversations with
01:26:18.640 one another now
01:26:20.800 he's different
01:26:21.900 because he's just a
01:26:23.280 bomb thrower yeah I
01:26:25.160 mean but I mean so
01:26:25.800 do we let do we do
01:26:26.740 we do we back bomb
01:26:28.260 throwing or do we
01:26:29.440 back people with
01:26:31.340 really bad for
01:26:32.840 instance oh
01:26:33.840 Richard Spencer
01:26:35.120 awful awful
01:26:37.400 Nazi but
01:26:39.420 aren't we glad
01:26:40.240 that for
01:26:41.380 instance Mein
01:26:42.160 Kampf came out
01:26:43.280 yeah I'd rather
01:26:43.900 have I'd rather
01:26:44.520 know what they're
01:26:45.080 thinking honestly
01:26:45.880 try to push them
01:26:47.000 down and they
01:26:47.880 still will believe
01:26:48.520 the same things
01:26:49.120 right I mean it's
01:26:50.080 it is amazing
01:26:50.640 because they call
01:26:51.180 people like Milo
01:26:52.880 whatever his name
01:26:53.560 is a flame thrower
01:26:54.680 you know while at
01:26:55.980 the same time
01:26:56.620 there are buildings
01:26:57.580 in the area
01:26:58.720 actually burning
01:26:59.840 from the left
01:27:01.000 right it's not
01:27:01.780 throwing flames
01:27:02.960 actually putting
01:27:03.720 flames in the
01:27:04.540 buildings and
01:27:05.080 catching things on
01:27:05.780 fire right so I
01:27:07.800 am a you know a
01:27:08.760 free speech absolutist
01:27:09.920 basically so I mean
01:27:10.940 I want it out there
01:27:12.640 I want to hear
01:27:13.180 everybody's words I
01:27:14.220 want to hear the
01:27:14.960 worst things in
01:27:15.600 society and I want
01:27:16.580 to be there to
01:27:17.120 criticize them with
01:27:17.940 my own words right
01:27:18.720 now there are
01:27:19.120 people that are
01:27:20.100 rooting for me to
01:27:21.500 fire Tommy why
01:27:25.640 let's just think
01:27:27.560 this through I am
01:27:29.620 so I can't I
01:27:32.520 listen to her and
01:27:34.060 it it's not the
01:27:35.840 approach that I
01:27:36.480 would take by any
01:27:37.320 stretch of the
01:27:37.780 imagination and I've
01:27:38.980 talked to her about
01:27:39.580 that I've already
01:27:41.160 done that approach
01:27:42.120 I know how that
01:27:43.600 turns out doesn't
01:27:44.400 work doesn't work
01:27:45.820 now it makes people
01:27:48.080 feel good and it
01:27:49.260 will make her very
01:27:50.420 very popular but it
01:27:52.120 won't change people's
01:27:53.700 minds that's my
01:27:55.080 opinion she has a
01:27:57.180 different opinion
01:27:57.860 I don't agree with
01:28:00.540 it but shouldn't
01:28:03.600 we allow people
01:28:05.660 shouldn't we I
01:28:07.240 mean I love it
01:28:07.800 people say
01:28:08.320 encourage speech
01:28:09.080 yeah people
01:28:09.640 encourage different
01:28:10.260 approaches people
01:28:11.160 are encouraging me
01:28:12.240 to fire her and
01:28:13.640 encouraging her to
01:28:14.820 quit that's really
01:28:17.120 fascinating to me
01:28:18.280 fascinating to me
01:28:19.720 like we can't have
01:28:20.480 different opinions and
01:28:21.340 different approaches
01:28:21.940 we should we should
01:28:23.120 encourage that it's
01:28:23.880 not even just it's
01:28:24.560 not like tolerating
01:28:25.400 I've never wanting
01:28:26.400 it I've never I've
01:28:28.180 never called for
01:28:29.500 Keith Olbermann to
01:28:30.640 be fired I didn't
01:28:32.180 call for Van Jones to
01:28:33.620 be fired from the
01:28:34.360 White House I mean
01:28:36.060 it could I can't
01:28:37.000 imagine disagreeing
01:28:37.900 with with anybody who
01:28:39.300 has speech more than
01:28:41.960 Milo who I support
01:28:43.800 being able to say
01:28:44.720 these crazy things I
01:28:46.120 don't support him I
01:28:47.660 think he's a danger
01:28:48.640 but I think I should
01:28:50.100 be allowed to say
01:28:50.860 those things against
01:28:52.200 him but what do
01:28:53.540 people do on Twitter
01:28:54.400 try to shout me
01:28:56.780 down from disagreeing
01:28:58.480 with him because
01:28:59.960 they think I want to
01:29:01.120 shut him up no let
01:29:03.120 him speak let him be
01:29:04.600 heard I encourage you
01:29:07.960 to read you know
01:29:09.740 how you know how I
01:29:10.520 know the German
01:29:11.680 people knew what was
01:29:13.300 going on Mein Kampf
01:29:16.000 was a bigger seller
01:29:16.840 than the Bible it's
01:29:19.000 all in there they
01:29:20.280 knew you don't want
01:29:22.140 to take him
01:29:22.600 seriously well
01:29:23.500 that's your fault
01:29:24.320 you knew you're
01:29:26.100 held responsible I
01:29:28.480 want people to know
01:29:29.680 I want people to
01:29:31.180 we must as a
01:29:32.920 society be able to
01:29:35.060 have open
01:29:36.240 conversation and
01:29:38.520 it the only speech
01:29:39.700 worth protecting is
01:29:40.760 the speech you find
01:29:42.260 abhorrent yes I
01:29:46.780 strongly disagree but
01:29:51.220 if I believe in the
01:29:52.080 Constitution shouldn't
01:29:54.300 and the American
01:29:55.140 people shouldn't I
01:29:57.460 also be able to
01:29:58.820 say well that
01:30:00.600 person that person
01:30:02.760 has a right to say
01:30:03.480 those things and
01:30:04.840 I'll defend that
01:30:05.500 person's right to say
01:30:06.440 those things or is
01:30:08.800 it up to me to say
01:30:10.320 the people are too
01:30:11.320 stupid to figure it
01:30:13.120 out they won't
01:30:14.440 figure this out the
01:30:16.760 people are just too
01:30:17.620 dumb I should be
01:30:18.680 there policemen on
01:30:19.720 information
01:30:20.560 principles matter
01:30:26.900 what are your
01:30:29.000 principles
01:30:29.700 now if anyone on
01:30:35.680 my network starts
01:30:36.780 calling for
01:30:37.680 violence
01:30:39.120 bombings
01:30:41.580 stringing people up
01:30:44.400 then I'm gonna fire
01:30:47.040 them you're pretty
01:30:47.660 safe on that pretty
01:30:48.580 safe yeah pretty
01:30:49.860 safe that's a that's
01:30:50.800 a pretty easy call
01:30:51.820 yeah but if
01:30:52.740 somebody just
01:30:53.660 disagrees and
01:30:55.920 their approach is
01:30:58.400 different than mine
01:30:59.540 how do I how do I
01:31:02.960 condemn her I've
01:31:04.580 talked to her but
01:31:06.000 how do I condemn
01:31:06.800 her for taking an
01:31:07.740 approach that in
01:31:08.600 many ways I took
01:31:09.460 all I say is learn
01:31:13.420 from my mistakes
01:31:14.500 but didn't our
01:31:15.920 parents tell us to
01:31:17.040 do that too and
01:31:18.100 how many of us did
01:31:19.100 sometimes you have to
01:31:21.920 learn it on your
01:31:22.680 own
01:31:23.000 and I know I'm
01:31:26.000 making plenty of
01:31:26.700 mistakes myself
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01:33:55.020 Let's go to the Matthew
01:34:00.420 McConaughey audio.
01:34:03.420 Do you still have that
01:34:04.200 Pat?
01:34:05.160 The Matthew McConaughey
01:34:06.140 audio.
01:34:07.380 He was he was in the
01:34:09.600 middle of an interview for
01:34:10.700 a new movie that he's that
01:34:12.640 he's in.
01:34:13.740 And if you don't have it
01:34:16.380 that's all right.
01:34:16.860 We'll we'll pick it up in a
01:34:17.700 minute.
01:34:17.840 And he was he started in
01:34:22.080 on the situation that
01:34:24.700 we're in right now.
01:34:26.500 Did you guys take that as a
01:34:28.640 slap in Hollywood's face?
01:34:32.260 A slap on the back of
01:34:34.360 Donald Trump?
01:34:35.240 Or did you just take that as
01:34:37.480 hey.
01:34:38.120 I think that maybe we
01:34:44.200 should all simmer down.
01:34:46.580 Do you have it Pat?
01:34:47.660 Yeah.
01:34:48.180 Yeah.
01:34:48.400 Go ahead.
01:34:49.280 Every single American actor
01:34:52.000 or arty type who comes over
01:34:54.240 to London dumps on Trump.
01:34:56.240 You all completely hate him.
01:34:57.940 Do you think it's time that
01:34:58.720 maybe Hollywood and the
01:35:00.220 cultural elite of America
01:35:01.920 gave this guy a break?
01:35:04.140 Well they don't have a
01:35:06.440 choice now.
01:35:07.060 He's our president.
01:35:09.720 And it's very dynamic and
01:35:12.640 as divisive of an
01:35:14.700 inauguration in time that
01:35:15.900 we've ever had.
01:35:17.120 At the same time it's time
01:35:18.520 for us to embrace.
01:35:20.220 Shake hands with this fact.
01:35:21.760 And be constructive with
01:35:23.960 him over the next four
01:35:24.940 years.
01:35:25.840 So anyone even those who
01:35:27.380 most strongly may disagree
01:35:28.680 with his principles or
01:35:30.620 things he's said and done
01:35:32.280 which is another thing.
01:35:34.720 We'll see what he does
01:35:36.220 compared to what he had
01:35:37.040 said.
01:35:38.900 No matter how much you
01:35:40.120 even disagreed along the
01:35:42.140 way it's time to think
01:35:43.560 about how constructive can
01:35:44.720 you be because he's our
01:35:45.620 president for the next four
01:35:46.460 years at least.
01:35:47.640 Isn't that just common
01:35:50.700 sense?
01:35:51.680 Yeah.
01:35:52.100 I mean you can even look at
01:35:53.680 it and say look the guy
01:35:55.580 wants a what a 1.1 or at
01:35:58.400 least a 1 trillion dollar
01:35:59.940 stimulus package.
01:36:00.980 why would you be spitting on
01:36:03.660 him when you know he
01:36:04.760 punches back twice as hard
01:36:06.240 when you could get a lot of
01:36:09.020 stuff done.
01:36:09.980 I'm not condoning this
01:36:11.640 because this is not what I
01:36:12.540 want.
01:36:12.860 I don't want a 1.1 trillion
01:36:14.800 dollar stimulus package but he
01:36:16.660 does.
01:36:17.780 Why wouldn't you be embracing
01:36:20.060 him instead of marching in
01:36:21.660 the streets.
01:36:22.700 One trillion dollars can make a
01:36:25.940 lot of things happen.
01:36:28.020 Why wouldn't you on the left
01:36:29.820 be going you know what let's
01:36:32.300 see where he's going.
01:36:33.880 We could work with this.
01:36:35.140 Think about this.
01:36:35.460 This is a Republican
01:36:36.380 president who proposed a
01:36:38.400 680 billion dollar maternity
01:36:40.920 leave and child care program.
01:36:42.700 Okay.
01:36:43.460 And day one of his presidency
01:36:45.780 there is a women's march
01:36:47.640 against him for being oh so
01:36:49.600 conservative.
01:36:50.460 Isn't that amazing.
01:36:51.280 Why wouldn't you instead if
01:36:52.620 you're and I'm blaming I'm
01:36:53.560 glad they're not doing this
01:36:54.480 because it might very well
01:36:55.680 work.
01:36:56.000 But if you were a liberal
01:36:57.200 and wanted to actually get
01:36:58.140 things done and get these big
01:36:59.800 programs locked in for all
01:37:01.280 eternity because when they
01:37:02.180 come from Republicans they
01:37:03.220 will never go away.
01:37:05.000 You would be able to lock
01:37:06.280 these things in forever if you
01:37:07.420 went to him and said you know
01:37:08.580 what we don't really like this
01:37:09.820 you know your immigration ban
01:37:11.020 but I don't even want to
01:37:11.680 talk about that.
01:37:12.120 Let's talk about your
01:37:13.020 maternity leave program and
01:37:14.580 get him you know because if
01:37:16.640 if you want to know the
01:37:17.520 approach that's worked with
01:37:18.520 Trump as far as moving him
01:37:19.680 to the left it's not yelling
01:37:20.880 at him and screaming at him.
01:37:22.240 It's Ivanka and Jared
01:37:23.700 Kushner's approach.
01:37:24.460 Yes they're both Democrats
01:37:26.240 they've been there I mean she
01:37:27.920 leans very left on social
01:37:29.520 issues and what have you seen
01:37:30.700 that proposal for point
01:37:32.480 example one number two all the
01:37:34.160 executive orders that have
01:37:35.000 come in and he and and and
01:37:36.380 Trump has reversed he didn't
01:37:37.680 reverse the LBGTQIA ban or
01:37:42.080 executive order he kept me
01:37:44.380 he kept Obamacare he codified it
01:37:46.700 so far he has yeah but I mean we
01:37:48.280 don't know what's going to
01:37:48.860 happen with that when he's
01:37:49.620 still talking.
01:37:49.860 Well he said yesterday that
01:37:51.000 it would be at least a year
01:37:52.220 before he'd get to that you
01:37:53.480 think the longer it drags out
01:37:54.980 the the less that's coming out
01:37:56.920 but I mean there's an
01:37:57.520 approach that works with
01:37:58.420 Trump and it's it's working
01:37:59.560 with him as McConaughey's
01:38:00.720 talking about there's actually
01:38:01.700 ground to to gain there for
01:38:03.260 them I hope they continue to
01:38:04.860 protest him in the streets
01:38:05.640 because I think it hardens
01:38:06.900 Trump against those
01:38:07.780 positions so it's very good
01:38:09.200 for us so in a way I really
01:38:11.200 kind of hope they continue
01:38:12.340 that really bad you know I
01:38:15.520 can I pick it up there because
01:38:16.600 it's not very good for us when
01:38:19.040 I come back.
01:38:23.360 You're listening to the Glenn
01:38:24.820 Beck Program.
01:38:27.840 Mercury.
01:38:29.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
01:38:31.660 And as the Glenn Beck Program
01:38:32.620 continues here's where we left
01:38:35.540 off.
01:38:36.280 So my point was in in many ways
01:38:38.260 for conservative policies it's a
01:38:40.020 really good thing that liberals
01:38:41.300 are going nuts and reflexively
01:38:43.520 before he's even done anything
01:38:44.740 protesting the president and
01:38:47.620 basically calling him Hitler
01:38:48.780 because I think it I think it
01:38:51.460 it basically hardens Trump
01:38:53.700 against the people doing that
01:38:56.000 and so when they request their
01:38:57.180 six hundred and a billion
01:38:58.180 dollars in there's no doubt
01:38:59.500 about that maternity leave like
01:39:00.820 he might say you know what I'm
01:39:02.280 sick of these people they didn't
01:39:03.400 even give me a chance so screw
01:39:05.100 them I'm not doing those things
01:39:06.220 that I promised during the
01:39:07.020 campaign on that side so I think
01:39:09.640 it's helped for example get Neil
01:39:11.280 Gorsuch through you know what
01:39:14.100 Neil Gorsuch he said he was
01:39:15.360 going to pick from that list but
01:39:16.180 he may have picked one of the top
01:39:17.200 three or four from that list and
01:39:18.440 he may have picked and then not
01:39:20.160 defended them and I think the way
01:39:22.240 they're treating him now yeah I
01:39:24.160 think he's going to be hard and
01:39:25.560 it'll be like to hell with you so
01:39:27.080 that's really good for us in a way
01:39:28.600 and my my point before the break
01:39:29.860 that you disagreed with and I
01:39:31.000 think I understand yeah but let me
01:39:33.220 explain there's nuance yeah there's
01:39:34.840 nuance but my point before that is
01:39:36.460 thank God they're out there
01:39:37.980 protesting him on day one before
01:39:39.800 he's even done anything because I
01:39:40.900 think it it hardens him and it
01:39:43.020 will help us policy wise going
01:39:44.740 forward okay might be a good thing
01:39:48.020 for us so totally agree with you on
01:39:50.500 if we're looking at this as
01:39:51.920 politics and we're looking how to
01:39:54.000 play it okay totally agree with you
01:39:56.720 I think you'll totally agree with me
01:39:58.840 also that when you say hardened there
01:40:02.120 comes a point to where hardened doesn't
01:40:04.520 describe it he counter punches you hit
01:40:08.500 him he'll hit you twice as hard he's
01:40:10.700 and you may not yeah and you may not
01:40:12.380 even see it he is he is said I never
01:40:15.880 forgive he he doesn't ask for
01:40:18.640 forgiveness and it's he's not a
01:40:22.280 hypocrite because he never forgives he
01:40:25.540 does not forget he does not forgive
01:40:27.580 those are his words well I think a
01:40:29.880 chapter in one of his books is about
01:40:31.680 vengeance yeah so I mean you know he
01:40:35.480 he does that he's a counter puncher so
01:40:39.460 when you look at what the left is
01:40:42.200 doing they hit him he's going to hit
01:40:44.900 them back twice as hard and at the at
01:40:48.020 some point think of this with the
01:40:50.680 press do you think he's ever going to
01:40:53.580 give on the press do you think he's
01:40:54.860 ever going to surrender to the press
01:40:57.020 ever no no too central to right do you
01:41:01.180 think he'll ever run out of his facts
01:41:04.200 to make those points no no I mean and
01:41:08.420 he will praise the press at times when
01:41:10.360 they do things that he likes correct
01:41:12.520 yes he will never but he'll never
01:41:14.100 surrender this right as long as you're
01:41:16.140 fighting him he will never ever
01:41:18.380 surrender okay and he'll ratchet it up
01:41:21.480 and he'll and it doesn't matter
01:41:23.160 winning is what matters to him at what
01:41:26.580 point does the press say we're we're in
01:41:32.100 trouble here because I don't I no
01:41:34.640 longer count him as the loser in
01:41:37.520 anything I've not seen him yeah yeah
01:41:41.120 you don't see him right don't see him
01:41:43.440 lose even when he goes bankrupt which he
01:41:46.040 never ever does even when he settles
01:41:48.380 court cases which I never settle never
01:41:51.320 I never settle never while he's
01:41:54.060 settling he still wins he still wins
01:41:57.700 yeah he does I don't know how he does
01:41:59.420 it but he still wins are you getting
01:42:01.320 tired of all the winning is that no I'm
01:42:03.200 not actually but sure sounds like the
01:42:05.480 thing the the thing is is he's never
01:42:08.740 going to give up and he'll find a way to
01:42:11.560 winning if the left continues to
01:42:15.280 counterpunch it is only going to and
01:42:18.220 it's so bad right now because he hasn't
01:42:20.600 done anything he hasn't done anything
01:42:23.300 yet nothing they should be really
01:42:24.780 crazy about right I mean if you look
01:42:27.420 at the facts not the media facts of a
01:42:30.360 Muslim ban but the actual facts that's
01:42:33.200 not what this is now could it become
01:42:35.720 that yeah it might and I'll stand with
01:42:38.620 you when it becomes that but I can't
01:42:42.240 stand with you now and the more you do
01:42:44.880 these things the crazier you look and
01:42:48.080 so what happens what what happens is
01:42:51.480 there are two sides of this country
01:42:55.900 there's there's four groups I think
01:42:58.380 really there are those on the uber uber
01:43:03.060 alt-right who are fascists no ifs ends
01:43:08.320 and buts they are fascists the alt-right
01:43:11.300 then there are the the anarchists on the
01:43:15.640 left and who just want to burn the whole
01:43:18.080 thing down there neither one of them
01:43:20.500 are anarchists they're communists okay
01:43:24.100 nobody on the left wants to call them
01:43:26.000 that but that's what they are they are
01:43:27.920 advocating for something not they're not
01:43:30.800 anarchists they're dressed like
01:43:33.060 anarchists but they want to burn the
01:43:34.700 system down so they can have their
01:43:36.100 communist redistribution of wealth free
01:43:39.080 everything state well the fascists
01:43:42.340 aren't just fascists they're anarchists
01:43:44.920 too they want to burn everything down so
01:43:47.940 they can have their fascistic state
01:43:49.760 there's another there's another group
01:43:53.320 that is harder to spot and those are
01:43:55.940 the very very wealthy globalists that
01:44:01.760 would like to see the whole thing burn
01:44:03.780 down so they can reset everything to
01:44:06.960 their liking but let's leave them off the
01:44:10.620 board i don't know any democrat who
01:44:14.940 agrees with the guys who are dressed in
01:44:16.880 black who are burning down starbucks do
01:44:18.760 you know a single democrat like that
01:44:20.140 no i don't know okay do you know do you
01:44:23.940 know any republicans personally that are
01:44:27.340 like those alt-right guys who are just
01:44:29.580 okay so i don't know those people i mean
01:44:31.580 obviously we see reporting reporting on
01:44:33.660 them and yeah yeah they exist and they
01:44:35.440 they exist but yes they exist um now do i
01:44:40.560 know people on the democratic side that
01:44:42.900 say that's not us but i understand them
01:44:45.380 i do you probably get there yep i know
01:44:49.640 people who are not alt-righters but say
01:44:52.100 hey look they kind of helped trump get in
01:44:54.240 and you know whatever you're crazy that's
01:44:57.060 what the democrats did with the marxists
01:44:59.040 they brought them in thinking we could use
01:45:00.780 them as fuel the fire and who won that
01:45:02.380 battle where's where's where where the
01:45:04.520 moderate blue dog democrats now nowhere
01:45:07.480 the other two factor factions in this
01:45:14.100 country make up the vast majority and they
01:45:18.060 are the people that are neither alt-right
01:45:21.460 nor anarchists slash communists they're the
01:45:27.680 main center who may have flirted with
01:45:31.180 these edges but now see wait this is
01:45:34.620 getting dangerous this is out of control
01:45:37.020 the crazies are starting to run the
01:45:39.600 asylum this is not making me comfortable
01:45:43.800 if you understand that the the main
01:45:51.100 swath of americans are not these
01:45:57.360 radicals now is the time we can come
01:46:01.060 together now is the time that you can come
01:46:04.360 together but it requires you because
01:46:07.160 you're in power means doesn't mean as
01:46:09.120 much when you're on the losing side
01:46:10.720 because you're in power you can go to
01:46:14.560 them and be magnanimous you know
01:46:19.520 comforting comforting the ones who lost
01:46:24.660 disenfranchised and reaching out to the
01:46:26.740 ones who feel disenfranchised think how
01:46:30.600 far that would have gone for you if
01:46:33.600 somebody would have come to you and said
01:46:35.480 pat i know exactly how you feel and i'm
01:46:39.140 sorry we got a bunch of crazies over here
01:46:41.520 and i'm keeping my eye on the crazies too and
01:46:44.320 i don't think that we're out of control
01:46:46.120 like you do but i recognize those crazies
01:46:48.920 over there and they scare the hell out of
01:46:50.740 me too so i understand that and i'm with
01:46:55.840 you but pat you're not helping by going
01:47:00.280 out and marching and and supporting these
01:47:03.460 people who are throwing molotov cocktails
01:47:05.900 which we never did but that's going out
01:47:09.660 going out and being seen right now i can
01:47:12.720 guarantee you that everybody every same
01:47:15.500 person in this audience if big named
01:47:20.700 people in the that were not part of
01:47:24.720 politics and have proven themselves not a
01:47:27.300 part of politics had come to us and said
01:47:31.220 guys you know i don't agree with you but
01:47:35.680 listen i'll be with you in the summer but
01:47:40.720 you got to give this guy a chance and when
01:47:44.400 he starts doing things if he's doing what
01:47:46.900 you say i'll be with you
01:47:48.220 i would have been on the air saying let's
01:47:51.780 wait until summer yeah let's give them a
01:47:54.520 chance and if they don't do it well then
01:47:58.320 we know that person if they're not with us
01:48:00.540 then we know that person's discredited
01:48:02.260 and we could do it that way uh you know
01:48:05.700 because right now like you said republicans
01:48:07.820 are in power or there's re-education camps
01:48:11.400 you could go that way too and maybe you put
01:48:13.660 them in a re-education camp right until they
01:48:16.000 finally think like we do right uh we could
01:48:18.500 do that way it's another option and i've
01:48:21.920 asked so many people it's not a bad option
01:48:23.640 i've asked so many people recently when
01:48:25.500 when they're saying you know you'll they'll
01:48:27.660 never bend i love this and they will never
01:48:30.300 change two options if we don't try to work
01:48:32.520 with the other side in this country and
01:48:34.820 again like you mentioned early in the show
01:48:36.540 we're not talking about dealing with isis
01:48:38.240 this way we're not talking about holding
01:48:40.120 hands with isis and loving them back or the
01:48:42.380 muslim brotherhood or the muslim
01:48:43.900 brotherhood no no one i'm talking about
01:48:46.240 democrats democrats in this country so of
01:48:50.100 course that's how you'd want to deal with
01:48:51.760 them i'm even talking about republicans who
01:48:54.060 voted differently than you right right i
01:48:56.840 mean that's crazy because the alternative
01:48:58.980 to that is still a re-education or re-education
01:49:01.600 camps are a combination of the two it really
01:49:03.280 is really it really is i've asked that of so
01:49:06.680 many people when they'll say you know you
01:49:09.000 got to fight fire with fire we got to fight
01:49:11.300 fire with fire we got to take them out some
01:49:13.620 people on twitter are saying we got to kill
01:49:15.220 them all come on kill them all did have you
01:49:18.560 not seen the pictures of what civil war
01:49:20.200 looked like in america or is that really
01:49:22.220 what you want because i'm not with you on
01:49:24.060 that yeah i'm gonna take a flat i'm gonna
01:49:25.500 hard pass right and where and where does
01:49:28.440 who is the we know donald trump punches
01:49:31.560 back twice as hard we've seen him he doesn't
01:49:34.680 believe in forgiveness he believes in
01:49:36.460 vindictiveness he is not going to stop
01:49:39.160 fighting so by punching him and you're
01:49:44.860 punching him i think wrongly by not waiting
01:49:49.840 for things that are real that you can
01:49:52.180 actually get everybody behind how does that
01:49:56.040 end how does this end and you know i think
01:49:59.280 there's a there's a typical way of people
01:50:01.160 think of like well the other side is never
01:50:02.900 going to change they're never going to
01:50:04.060 change and you know look that i understand
01:50:06.880 the way that feels but think about what
01:50:08.680 has changed just recently things that were
01:50:11.120 fundamental bedrock principles of
01:50:14.820 conservatism are no longer part of it
01:50:16.940 thing harry reed used to stand up in
01:50:19.660 front of the senate and say we absolutely
01:50:21.660 must secure this border right now we have
01:50:24.740 to audit the fed i mean this these things
01:50:28.100 have all changed within the past decade or
01:50:31.020 two try gay marriage in 2008 the president
01:50:37.200 yes said he was against it and hillary
01:50:39.820 clinton right in 2000 it was a fundamental
01:50:41.880 bedrock principle that one man and one
01:50:44.300 woman would be the man would be the
01:50:45.480 marriage and you know that people would
01:50:47.700 say to that well see yeah they're moving
01:50:49.500 left we don't want to move left well let me
01:50:51.960 ask you this wasn't that the point of so
01:50:55.320 many people they said god can change
01:50:58.480 anyone didn't you say that you disagreed
01:51:02.900 with donald trump but you're praying that
01:51:06.100 god could change anyone he can change
01:51:09.900 donald trump but he can't change our
01:51:12.200 friends on the left really wow that's a
01:51:18.120 pretty weird god you got going for you
01:51:20.320 and i'm already seeing change i'm already
01:51:25.600 seeing real true hope the things that i have
01:51:30.540 prayed for since 8 28 i i just prayed i just
01:51:35.240 prayed and asked forgiveness today this
01:51:38.160 morning i prayed and asked forgiveness for
01:51:41.160 not seeing his plan in things and i said i
01:51:46.420 know there's no way i could have seen
01:51:47.900 this there's no way i could have seen
01:51:49.460 this but i'm sorry for not trusting you
01:51:51.480 more i'm sorry for telling you last
01:51:55.180 chance god last chance there's never a
01:51:57.500 last chance with him
01:51:58.620 miracles are happening yeah but we we have
01:52:05.280 to expect them and change our heart and if
01:52:07.780 you don't believe that miracles like that
01:52:09.640 can happen ask the new england patriots
01:52:11.500 because they uh for them they had quite
01:52:16.620 one just the other day it happens i mean
01:52:18.900 and you say can i ask you going more
01:52:20.240 conservative quickly on that point uh
01:52:22.340 look at russia i mean there was a point
01:52:24.500 where the president united states stood on
01:52:25.820 stage and said they're basically not a
01:52:28.360 threat at all who's more conservative on
01:52:30.760 russia now is it the republicans or the
01:52:32.580 democrats i mean the democrats are the
01:52:34.660 ones all arguing that russia is an actual
01:52:36.420 threat now whether they believe it or not
01:52:38.160 is a whole nother situation uh they used
01:52:40.180 to say change all of the they used to
01:52:42.260 say that um they used to say that uh
01:52:45.300 executive orders weren't a problem yeah they
01:52:47.780 all believe they're all saying we need to
01:52:51.240 look into the constitution and rebalance the
01:52:54.820 power of the executive branch what do you
01:52:57.780 mean they can't change they already have
01:52:59.880 let's capitalize on that wouldn't it be a
01:53:01.960 great thing to take advantage of yes if we
01:53:04.140 could because i mean you've got them on on
01:53:06.440 that side even if it is fake take advantage
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01:54:12.640 glenn beck program triple eight seven two
01:54:16.760 seven back mercury this is the glenn beck
01:54:21.620 program boy we didn't get to the missouri boy
01:54:24.400 who has been attacked for wearing a make
01:54:26.180 america great hat no we this is we got to
01:54:28.880 do that tomorrow do we have time for the
01:54:30.920 greg abbott convention of the states no
01:54:34.280 we don't have time for that either what do
01:54:35.980 we have time for pat nothing so much left
01:54:39.560 on the table why because pat had to start
01:54:41.900 with the oh i really loved la la land yeah
01:54:45.320 did i have to start with that yeah well
01:54:47.060 you did you did right as we were turning
01:54:49.960 the mics on that's what he says to me and
01:54:51.960 i'm like that what have you done with my
01:54:53.660 friend pat that could not be ignored it
01:54:56.240 could not could have been it really could
01:54:58.000 not have been there was no law federal or
01:55:00.800 state even local that said we had to talk
01:55:03.200 about just saw a new executive order did
01:55:05.300 you when there is great says he likes a
01:55:08.360 musical it must be discussed i actually
01:55:11.480 agree with that order there was there's
01:55:14.120 something seriously wrong with you we're
01:55:16.400 gonna check the dna make sure pat is
01:55:18.300 really pat we'll be back tomorrow this is
01:55:21.760 the glenn beck program mercury
01:55:25.600 you