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00:01:17.420 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenbeck program so I don't know what's true

00:01:39.520 anymore I don't have any idea what's true anymore and everybody who doesn't cover a story

00:01:47.320 all of a sudden comes out when the story it just gets so big they have to cover it

00:01:52.620 they come out like they have been covering it and you're like wait a minute what what just happened

00:01:58.720 did I just did have I been asleep for three weeks wait a minute I'm talking about the Tara Reid thing

00:02:05.400 it is amazing what the press is doing today and they're doing the same thing on General Flynn

00:02:11.660 I don't know what's true we're gonna try to sort it out for you in one minute

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00:04:04.220 i don't i don't know exactly the truth here but there is um now new fbi notes

00:04:14.440 that detail the effort to catch flynn in a lie to quote get him fired as a trump advisor

00:04:23.260 senior fbi i'm just going to give you the story senior fbi officials handwritten notes from the

00:04:29.260 earliest days of the trump administration expressed concern that the bureau might be playing games

00:04:34.140 with the counterintelligence interview of the then national security advisor michael flynn

00:04:38.400 to get him to lie so quote we could prosecute him or get him fired end quote the nose the notes and

00:04:45.960 other emails were provided by flynn's lawyers under seal last week and released wednesday night by court

00:04:52.240 providing the most damning evidence to date of potential potential politicization and misconduct

00:04:59.120 inside the fbi during the russia probe the notes show fbi officials discuss not providing flynn

00:05:05.760 a miranda-like warning before his january 2017 interview a practice normally followed in such

00:05:14.560 interviews so that he could be charged with a crime if he misled the evidence of the agents

00:05:19.200 i mean where are the civil libertarians where is anyone saying wait a minute hold it just a second

00:05:27.280 when you went you go in and you're like uh let's not read him the miranda rights so uh he forgets

00:05:35.260 about all of that stuff isn't that why we have the miranda rights so we don't pick people up that we

00:05:42.720 think are guilty and then trap them this is unbelievable so the the note said what's our goal here

00:05:54.700 truth admission or to get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired

00:06:01.440 now that's the problem i have the last the last few words or get him fired

00:06:08.020 okay well again just a second is that the job of the fbi is that the job of the police

00:06:14.400 to get somebody fired that's the problem not whether or not they were trying to uh get him to lie

00:06:22.280 i mean i think that happens usually let's get him look if he won't admit it if we can prove that

00:06:30.360 he's lying on something else we can get him on that i mean it's it's kind of like uh al capone you

00:06:37.120 know going to jail for tax evasion yeah you didn't get him for the murder and the mayhem yeah but you

00:06:43.300 got him for tax evasion all right he's in jail so that thing that kind of happens all the time but

00:06:48.740 this doesn't or get him fired what why why why would the fbi be interested in getting him fired

00:06:58.220 now here's the problem some of the half of the press is saying see the other half of the press is

00:07:09.840 saying there i don't know what's true because there's not anybody who is a oh my gosh am i going

00:07:19.980 to say it authoritative voice who are the people that can actually look into this and you can trust

00:07:30.300 i know now i've got to go back and get my research team on it talk to a million people all the stuff

00:07:39.720 we used to be able to say well look new york times washington post somebody somebody will have

00:07:47.880 you know an authoritative final look at this and they'll look at all sides no nobody does that

00:07:54.480 nobody does that too many people on the right are not doing that either

00:07:58.700 i mean i think see the problem with this is

00:08:03.080 it's it's not about flynn it's about the fbi flynn could be guilty of sin i don't know

00:08:11.620 but this is about the fbi was the fbi used as a political machine as a weapon that's what has to

00:08:23.700 be decided you know look the civil rights movement it happened not just because of martin luther king

00:08:30.200 but because of bobby kennedy bobby kennedy was there to make sure that justice was done that they

00:08:38.460 weren't just railroading people because they knew them blacks were trouble

00:08:44.040 that's what this is about can we trust the law enforcement agencies if we can't trust the fbi

00:08:54.680 you don't you don't have a country if you can't look what is it from the declaration of independence

00:09:02.660 governments are established among men to protect these rights when you have a government agency

00:09:12.540 the law enforcement agency violating rights becoming a political arm you're back to a king

00:09:21.260 you're back to a king it depends on who's running it it depends on not only who's running it

00:09:26.800 but who's in it so it doesn't need to be barack obama barack obama changed and added so many

00:09:35.940 people in the intelligence community and in the law enforcement community added so much layers so many

00:09:43.400 layers of fat and we know this from their own documents that it could run itself no matter who

00:09:49.800 the president is that's the fat that needs to be cut out all of the political crap we must know the

00:09:58.660 truth and there ain't there is no one there is no in fact we've crossed the rubicon this is i've been

00:10:05.380 warning about this for a very long time i said the government the media and tech are all going to need

00:10:15.860 each other okay tech has information on everyone and is the new strong arm so the government knows

00:10:24.380 it can't screw with tech it can't screw with tech they have too much information and too much power

00:10:30.140 and there are too many people in washington that want that power so they will offer to help them

00:10:38.000 with their business we'll help you we'll protect you can you protect us a little bit because people are

00:10:44.680 going to start rising up against the government and they'll need information they'll need to be able

00:10:49.400 to quash things okay they'll never get rid of that that bed that's being made it's it's poison to the

00:10:57.900 republic but there's also another group of people that are collapsing and this is a very strong arm for

00:11:06.480 anybody who has authoritarian bent and that is the news media it's collapsing they know it it should

00:11:13.640 collapse it's outdated it doesn't work it was the the system we're running on right now of networks

00:11:21.620 was put together in the 1920s and 30s and then made more powerful with television then made more powerful

00:11:29.520 with cable internet destroys all of that internet where you have a voice you can be heard it destroys

00:11:40.400 all of it well now they're sitting with these huge expenses and the buildings and the networks and

00:11:45.600 the hey come on here toots uh let me uh let me look at your ass for a minute to see if you can sit behind

00:11:51.240 the camera excuse me all of that is over all of that is over because of the freedom that the internet gives

00:12:01.480 joe rogan look at joe rogan the media two years ago had no idea why elon musk all of a sudden was

00:12:09.820 trending everywhere why elon musk why the the stock of tesla took a nosedive they had no idea because

00:12:18.740 they didn't follow joe rogan because well he's not an authoritative voice well you know what yes he is

00:12:26.820 to millions of americans but he's just a guy well there's a few of us that actually do our homework

00:12:34.560 and we're having to do more and more homework because the mainstream media is doing less and less

00:12:41.640 but now the mainstream media has got in with tech and the government and now the the mainstream media

00:12:51.020 which has always been a tool for the left google has is just filled with people from the left and

00:12:57.400 filled with people from nancy pelosi hillary clinton's office all of those people they know how important

00:13:04.880 it is to have authoritative news sources like cnn that we can rely on to do what to tell you the truth

00:13:11.480 or help you get elected so they're now merging and google youtube which was the voice of people

00:13:25.360 for the very first time in all of human history anyone could be heard anyone could become a star

00:13:34.920 anyone who had an opinion it's yes it's bad you know why because freedom is ugly freedom is messy

00:13:45.540 freedom freedom doesn't always go your way a lot of people do stuff that you don't like

00:13:55.660 get over it use your brain to figure out use your brain to do some research oh a guy's got

00:14:04.860 a microphone and a camera in his basement well i better believe everything he says

00:14:11.360 because i like him there's no difference between that and well i mean chris cuomo

00:14:18.160 he's got a camera and a network and i like him man he's in his basement as well there's no difference

00:14:26.740 one just has millions of dollars to make it look beautiful and millions of dollars in marketing

00:14:34.840 you shouldn't trust anyone but none of us should be trusting the government the media was

00:14:42.700 supposed to be outside of the government the media was supposed to be our defender

00:14:47.980 it was the the fifth of the fourth branch was it the fourth branch we're the fifth right

00:14:55.840 still try to remember fourth branch of uh of government they're supposed to be outside just

00:15:04.820 like the congress and the senate check and balance congress together check and balance the administration

00:15:12.420 uh fifth branch and then you have the supreme court so you have the three branches of government as

00:15:20.020 designed by the constitution then there's another branch on that tree that checks all of those guys and

00:15:24.560 that's press and then there's another branch on that tree and that's us well we're down to us guys

00:15:30.480 we're down to us

00:15:31.860 and here's the problem we have now grown accustomed to this thing called freedom

00:15:39.880 where my audience listen to this i don't know if you can relate to it i've been doing this for 40

00:15:46.480 some years it took me a lot of hard hard work to gain an audience to gain a platform

00:15:56.400 i've got 16 year old kids now who have a platform and a voice they didn't have to do anything that i did

00:16:06.000 hooray for america hooray for freedom my audience has an audience you have an audience that's insane that's never

00:16:19.160 happened before but it's being shut down i'm gonna get in later on on the program what's happening with

00:16:26.660 uh youtube they're officially launching a a new panel to uh make sure that everything that is said on youtube

00:16:35.500 a platform where somebody got famous for for taking a bath in spaghettios

00:16:44.280 they're gonna have some fact checkers now and uh and they're gonna go to those authoritative voices

00:16:51.000 like cnn and abc it's never been more important right now for you to do your own homework

00:16:56.340 you define multiple voices that you rely on it is now more important than ever that we don't lose

00:17:05.260 touch i don't know what happens to local radio god help local radio please please when you hear a

00:17:11.900 commercial on on the station if you happen to be listening to us on local radio when you hear that

00:17:16.340 sponsor please frequent it if they are selling something that you want local radio is the closest to you

00:17:24.300 the next closest and actually this is the first closest but this is the most dangerous one because

00:17:30.980 it can be cut off at any time is the internet that's the closest to you but i can guarantee you right now

00:17:37.000 if you subscribe to anything of mine on youtube or facebook or anything you're not getting half of

00:17:43.100 what i put out we are being so throttled right now you're not getting half of what we put out and that

00:17:51.220 is only going to get worse with not just me but anyone like me

00:17:55.580 i would ask that you would subscribe to blaze tv.com uh while we have this 30 dollars off i don't know

00:18:04.340 how much longer this is going to last when we all go back to work i think this is going to go away

00:18:07.720 but i would i would so urge you if you have 70 dollars not if it's your last 70 dollars uh but if you

00:18:17.180 have 70 cancel something else but don't lose touch with me or if it's not me good go go to ben shapiro

00:18:26.240 and daily wire go to whatever it is do it directly and don't lose touch don't let any middle man in

00:18:34.160 between this is the time that i've been talking about for how long 20 years this is the critical

00:18:41.500 time this is the time i created the blaze for i told you when i left fox i don't want anything

00:18:48.460 between us i don't want advertisers between us i don't want google between us youtube between us

00:18:55.080 one-on-one this is the time don't lose touch with the people you trust because there is a concerted

00:19:03.320 effort and i'll show you this coming up and we are headed for dangerous times but i haven't finished

00:19:08.040 yet on the mainstream media because i don't know the truth and their their viewers and their readers

00:19:15.240 have to be so confused by joe biden they don't have any idea what they're talking about and yet

00:19:21.140 they're all positioning themselves as the champion of the me too movement yeah we've been on this thing

00:19:26.920 for a long time yeah and it's time that uh he uh he answers really really really we'll get into

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00:24:16.440 this is the glenn beck program glad you're here pat's just joined us from pat gray unleashed

00:24:42.940 everybody good morning good morning pat how are you this morning this afternoon beautiful day

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00:25:22.540 just wanted to go over this and see if any of this makes sense to you okay uh-huh the new york times

00:25:28.600 runs an editorial anger building on the left over biden's refusal to confront tara reed accusation

00:25:36.540 now the new york times i would say is probably the best out of the out of the mainstream media

00:25:46.160 they did what one story on it where they came out neutral and then they changed their their uh tweet

00:25:54.760 to make it even to make it less neutral and lean towards biden but now they're saying you know a

00:26:01.840 lot of people on the left are very upset and we're with them boy that biden he's really gotta he's got

00:26:07.880 a step to the plate nobody's asking him no why should he come out and say something when your own

00:26:13.800 reporters aren't asking then you also have the washington post and i want to ask you this let's start

00:26:22.000 here if you're a reader of the washington post and you have not heard any of the charges you know

00:26:29.140 they're not they're not covering it uh nobody's been talking about it in the mainstream media

00:26:34.260 and you read an editorial the washington post editorial board called on vice president joe biden

00:26:41.320 to directly address tara reed's accusation of sexual assault the editorial board called biden out for his

00:26:48.860 failure to address the accusation tara reed disease deserves to be heard and the voters deserve to

00:26:55.880 hear her said the editorial board they deserve to hear from joe biden too mr biden has had little to

00:27:01.980 say besides what his campaign has already said that he didn't do it that this is not something he would

00:27:06.960 ever do yet the way to signal uh yet the way to signal he takes ms reed's case seriously and the cases

00:27:16.040 of women like her seriously is to go before the media and the public ready to listen and reply

00:27:22.640 wait but you have to ask him reply is usually something a replying to a help me out pat a question

00:27:33.520 maybe question yes yes thank you i can't take the uh and then this shows the power

00:27:41.360 of the people they do not want to cover it they haven't covered it and yet it's out there yeah

00:27:49.120 and that's why google is now trying to silence non-authoritative voices would you agree oh

00:27:56.460 absolutely yeah uh did you see the fact that as of monday at least cnn uh who did 700 stories

00:28:06.580 on the brett kavanaugh uh allegations 700 stories had by monday done

00:28:14.400 a little less than that zero stories on tara reed's accusations unbelievable i mean that's just

00:28:22.860 well unbelievable they're less than a thousand stories though well that's that is the same

00:28:27.140 category they're both under a thousand yeah so uh so do you guys know who katie halper is

00:28:33.640 from the katie halper show oh she's the one that broke this katie isn't she yeah the uh yeah yeah

00:28:39.200 the initial interview with tara reed yeah and so she's a um she's a deep progressive she's a bernie

00:28:46.480 sanders thing and she said i didn't want to be the one that broke it because i'm a bernie sanders fan

00:28:50.300 but she's a progressive um democrat uh diametrically opposed i'm quoting her diametrically opposed to

00:28:58.140 trump's policies um uh the huge irony is is the new york times and washington post i'm quoting

00:29:06.280 allegedly objective outlets have been the ones stealth editing their stories openly taking editorial

00:29:13.880 feedback from the biden campaign as new york times executive editor dean bacquois admitted uh to uh

00:29:21.280 you ben talking to uh ben um what's his name uh shoot jim let me see if i can find here smith no ben

00:29:30.620 smith uh new york times media columnist um uh as uh as you had an excellent q a with him it's obvious

00:29:38.380 that the editors are regurgitating biden's talking points the only surprising thing is they don't have

00:29:43.640 the awareness not to announce it publicly so she goes on then you have uh then you also have

00:29:52.140 um there's one more here that was amazing uh oh rose mcgowan now rose mcgowan is crazy let's admit it

00:30:04.800 she's crazy but even the crazy are waking up listen to what she said i used to be a proud democrat

00:30:12.260 i used to be a proud american i thought democracy meant i had a right to choose uh somebody who

00:30:18.380 lined up with my value systems but what if there's no one she went on to say she was raised as uh on the

00:30:24.240 idea uh the democratic party what were the good guys she said i feel quite a sense of loss now i know

00:30:33.420 too much she said this is about holding the media accountable you go after trump and kavanaugh saying

00:30:40.940 believe victims but you are a lie you have always been a lie the corrupt dnc is in on a major smear job

00:30:49.000 of tara reed so are you shame on you yeah that was directed i mean that was directed to elissa milano

00:30:55.980 uh who has who was came out in support of biden and who just a few years ago was all about being a believer

00:31:06.060 of everybody's accusations so was biden by the way biden also said women uh deserve to be believed

00:31:12.360 well uh okay i believe tara reed yeah it's it's tough when they get caught in their own ridiculous

00:31:20.360 statements right i mean like i think that it's not a sane position to believe all women that's

00:31:27.200 no insane position should listen to them yeah you should every one of them when they make an accusation

00:31:31.600 should be taken seriously yeah um and it should also by the way we should have a level of skepticism

00:31:37.260 um and that's based on this of this idea of innocent until proven guilty so if someone needs to be

00:31:43.500 proven guilty you need to go at the at the accusation and not just instantly believe it because it's

00:31:49.260 impossible to prove yourself guilty if everyone believes your accuser or prove yourself not guilty

00:31:55.640 excuse me yeah so here's the here's the problem now listen they're starting to make some sense but

00:32:02.240 it's inconsistent this is tarana burke now she's the woman who is celebrated as the brave brave woman

00:32:09.100 who empowered women in the in the entertainment industry to finally address widespread sexual harassment

00:32:13.940 and violence and if she did that that's great i don't i don't know her story that's fine there's

00:32:18.720 been some good things that have come out of the me too movement and then there's been some bad things

00:32:22.900 because it's it's been used as a political weapon she says she's quoting i'm quoting her now on the

00:32:28.980 joe biden thing my stance has never wavered survivors have the right to speak their truth and be given the

00:32:34.620 space to heal but the inconvenient truth is that this story is impacting us differently because it hits at

00:32:42.620 the heart of one of the most important elections of our lifetime oh and i hate to disappoint you

00:32:48.940 but i don't really have any easy answers there are no perfect survivors and no one especially a

00:32:56.560 presidential candidate is about beyond reproach so where does that leave us well on the one hand

00:33:04.100 tara reed has been afforded the opportunity to speak her truth through mainstream media reporting on her

00:33:09.000 claims and ongoing investigative journalism she's been able to come forward in a process where she was

00:33:15.180 treated fairly in a trusted system instead like other public survivors before she had to rely

00:33:21.080 on journalists in order to be heard precisely because the systems for survivors are not in place

00:33:26.400 but on the other hand the defense of joe biden shouldn't rest on whether or not he's a good guy or only hope

00:33:32.640 instead he could demonstrate what it looks like to be both accountable and electable accountable for what

00:33:41.640 if he didn't do it then he could be he should be someone you can consider supporting as a democrat

00:33:47.780 if he did it how are you supporting this person you're saying you're voting for a rapist

00:33:54.500 no no no no no no no no no no no she she explains oh um how to be both accountable and electable in the

00:34:02.560 me too uh era meaning quoting at a minimum at a minimum acknowledging that he that his demonstrated

00:34:11.120 learning curve around boundaries with women at the very least left him open to the plausibility of

00:34:19.200 these claims no matter what you believe we are allowed to expect more from the person running

00:34:25.100 for u.s president oh my gosh i love that that's good that's that's being held accountable that's

00:34:31.380 holding yourself accountable you know my learning curve you know it's curved and you know that made

00:34:40.520 that made people say things about me that you know maybe some people believe that aren't true

00:34:46.060 because of my learning curve yeah oh my gosh it's it's amazing how it gets handled too by the media

00:34:51.840 where kavanaugh was like here is a situation where republicans want someone on the supreme court who

00:34:57.940 looks like he was most certainly a race a rapist right like that was basically the way the the media

00:35:03.520 handled that story oh yeah listen to the framing of the biden story though they're finally covering it now

00:35:08.040 listen to the framing of it this is from the associated press a sexual assault allegation

00:35:12.540 is raising joe biden's first big challenge as the democrats democrats presidential nominee

00:35:17.960 fueling republican attacks and leaving many in his own party in an uncomfortable bind

00:35:25.260 so it's not about how horrible of a guy this is or this terrible experience that he apparently put

00:35:31.880 this woman through instead it's that it's a challenge he's he's he's now we're now in horse

00:35:37.380 race mode right he's got he's got a little thing he's got to fight off as a candidate and it's bad

00:35:41.920 because the republicans are able to attack him over it and his own party has to give awkward answers to

00:35:48.000 questions we're talking about a sexual assault allegation here we're not talking about something

00:35:52.560 that's a little inconvenient for a candidate either you believe these things all the time as you said you

00:35:57.580 did or you don't and clearly what they're doing here is trying to push this off into some sort of

00:36:03.080 uh element in our little political soap opera that's unfolding and that's not what this is

00:36:08.740 yeah uh so so pat i do have a correction on cnn for you okay cnn has covered it in their uh their

00:36:16.920 editor at large piece uh they wrote something yesterday okay uh that was after monday yeah yeah i know

00:36:25.020 i know on tuesday cnn's don lemon lemon asked former georgia state lawmaker stacy abrams about

00:36:31.600 the allegations so okay so they covered it on tuesday night but they covered it with bat crap crazy

00:36:38.180 abrams okay but then then uh she responded that the new york times uh you know said that they hadn't

00:36:47.520 done anything well cnn has corrected this that's not accurate uh and they go on to say that the

00:36:55.000 new york times said they didn't know who was telling the truth so they're on it it's cnn now

00:37:02.340 and besides whose truth is it that we're looking for are we looking for her truth or his truth

00:37:08.340 because apparently there's all kinds of different sorts of truth now i hate that line she should we

00:37:14.240 should listen to her truth there is no her truth or his truth there's only truth it's either it either

00:37:20.440 happened or it didn't it can't be the perspective of biden or her perspective either he stuck his

00:37:26.040 hand up or dress or he didn't right which did he do and we keep talking about this like our as a society

00:37:32.040 we have to take these accusations seriously but if you're joe biden you don't if you know you didn't

00:37:38.480 do it you should be out there vociferously saying screw off i didn't do any of this stuff get out of my

00:37:43.520 face she's lying uh let me just let me just quote let me just quote the fbi agent because i think

00:37:50.760 this could be asked of the press today what is our goal here truth admission or to get him to lie

00:37:58.660 so we can prosecute him or get him fired this is the same kind of thing what are you trying to do did

00:38:06.800 you were you looking for the truth with kavanaugh or do you just want him fired right are we looking

00:38:12.400 for the truth the answer is no when it comes to the press they are not looking for the truth

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00:40:25.100 welcome to the glenn beck program so glad that you're here coming up in just a second we have

00:40:47.200 the co-founder of the federalist uh he's a podcast host the federalist radio hour his name is uh ben

00:40:52.700 dominan and uh he has just uh written an uh a story for the wall street journal how my joke on twitter

00:41:00.460 became a federal case he made a joke about uh unions and the national uh labor relations board or relations

00:41:11.180 labor board uh which is the closest thing we have to a gestapo i think that in the faa uh i mean it is a

00:41:19.960 gestapo with unbelievable powers well they have come after him for a joke

00:41:25.820 government out of control and we've got to band together and stop this stuff right now while we

00:41:35.880 have an ally in the in the white house back in a minute with him

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00:43:44.060 yeah so we got that going you got that going for you um we're gonna talk to uh ben dominage uh who

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00:43:59.880 he is going up against i think the labor relations board is is uh of an office or a branch of the

00:44:09.260 federal government that is just out of control it's i mean it's brown shirt stuff we will talk to him

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00:47:29.240 so ben dominich is a conservative writer blogger television commentator he's the co-founder and

00:47:41.780 publisher of the federalist he hosts a podcast i think he's got to be tired um he formerly of the

00:47:49.540 heartland institute uh and the city heartland institute is just the best welcome to the program

00:47:54.860 uh ben great to be with you glenn thanks so much for having me on you bet so now you made a joke

00:48:02.560 on twitter uh about labor unions what was the joke so uh the joke was that in the context of a bunch of

00:48:15.480 of leftists over at vox which is a place that i do not encourage your your listeners to go and read

00:48:21.780 um we're we're all uh protesting uh despite their cushy jobs uh in in favor of of new negotiated even

00:48:29.920 work uh cushy jobs uh and i made a joke at the time uh last spring uh that uh you know warning

00:48:37.200 uh the folks uh at the federalist uh which i run you know hey the next one of you that wants to

00:48:42.360 unionize i'm sending you back to the salt mine now glenn i do not now and and do not plan to own a

00:48:48.680 salt mine i'm not ruling it out eventually but uh you know there's aspirations for everything did

00:48:52.720 you hire the people at the federalist from a salt mine i mean the question needs to be asked ben

00:48:58.800 i think that would have been to their credit i mean it would have been a sign of how hard

00:49:01.860 right okay if i told you that there was a country where someone who you have never employed who you

00:49:10.760 do not know who simply dislikes a joke that you have posted on social media uh can within a few

00:49:18.800 minutes file a complaint that would bring the entire weight and power of the federal government

00:49:25.500 at taxpayer expense down upon you that they could subpoena every email you have sent to an employee

00:49:32.060 that they could subpoena your employees forcing them to hire their own legal counsel to travel to

00:49:37.100 a different state where they do not work in order to testify in front of bureaucrats that they could do

00:49:41.660 this at the drop of a pen just because they don't like you i would not think that was america but it is

00:49:48.360 and that's what i've discovered and it it frankly so so so so wait wait wait what have they done to

00:49:56.820 you yeah i mean they obviously did they call you and say hey uh what's the deal with the the joke

00:50:02.280 so what what happened frankly is that a couple of of uh of left of center writers uh one of them a lawyer

00:50:11.340 and and uh who used to work for the national labor relations board and another uh a lawyer in boston

00:50:17.720 filed a complaint saying that my joke amounted to a threat against my own employees uh uh based on

00:50:26.220 uh a an attempt to prevent them from unionizing now i have a very small group of employees at the

00:50:32.000 federalist and none of them have ever expressed any interest in unionization um really the federalist

00:50:38.260 employees they they're really huh really yes yes it's amazing and yet right you know you know our

00:50:45.360 motto comes from calvin coolidge you know famous union buster so i mean you know you could take with

00:50:49.500 that what you will but right but they but the perspective if they do want to unionize you're

00:50:55.040 either a really bad person or you're horrible at hiring exactly wow so the point of this really is that

00:51:05.920 these leftists uh who have used this national labor relations board to come after us in such a way

00:51:13.040 that frankly uh you know threatens uh our ability to continue to function as a company and and the

00:51:20.200 stakes really are quite small in the sense that what they're demanding that i do is i delete the joke

00:51:25.460 i send out to my employees uh you know an update on the fact that oh yes just so you know you all have

00:51:31.020 the ability to unionize and that kind of thing and then it all goes away but to me i think this is about

00:51:37.080 something much bigger which is that you know the national labor relations board like so many other

00:51:41.300 aspects of the bureaucracy of the administrative state believes that it has much bigger rights than

00:51:46.820 than it had in its creation you know its inception back in the 1930s and then and then cases that were

00:51:52.200 decided in the 60s that basically say anyone anywhere can can file this type of lawsuit and to me i think

00:51:59.560 that's a that's a question worth re-asking and asking the we know we constitution we know that it is

00:52:05.900 in every other case you have to have standing you have to have you have to be affected by this

00:52:13.020 uh why is it different for the the labor board it's it's different there because they have interpreted

00:52:19.700 their own statute as to allow for this kind of latitude which is of course absurd it's bureaucrats just

00:52:26.740 giving themselves the rights to to allow anything to trigger anything uh and to and keep in mind these are

00:52:32.220 not real courts they're courts where one bureaucrat wears the prosecutor hat one day and then they wear

00:52:36.820 the judge hat the next day and so yeah no and they're and they're very they're they're very very

00:52:41.840 pro-union i mean obama changed the balance of all of that yes and and uh from my perspective and here's

00:52:48.460 the thing glenn i'm not even that anti-union but when they went in front of the the the board their uh

00:52:56.140 prosecutor maintained we aren't even a publication even though we've you know covered all sorts of things

00:53:00.980 we've sent people overseas to hong kong we've got you know covered cartel things along the border we've

00:53:05.400 gone to you know covering brexit you know they don't even consider us a publication they consider

00:53:09.900 us a quote-unquote anti-union website and they're oh my gosh oh my gosh they're citing you know pieces

00:53:16.700 written by you know legal minds like richard epstein and you know other people who mostly criticizing you

00:53:22.360 know public school unions and things like that as a proof of that none of which by the way were written

00:53:27.120 by me and it's one of these things where they you know that is the kind of latitude that these

00:53:33.040 bureaucrats believe they have to invade and i just i couldn't accept it glenn i could say i could have

00:53:40.000 accepted the deal you know no financial penalty just you know uh uh it all goes away all you have

00:53:45.600 to do is delete a tweet but from my perspective i have the good fortune to know so many great brilliant

00:53:51.160 lawyers uh and to know so many people who are going to take big stands good for you good for you

00:53:57.160 and so and so we just said no and now we're fighting it and uh as we expected the initial

00:54:02.980 administrative law judge ruled against us he said it was irrelevant that my own employees filed

00:54:08.880 affidavits saying we didn't think that this was a threat we thought this was a joke he said that

00:54:13.240 doesn't matter he said that you know it doesn't it doesn't matter what they think of it you know it

00:54:17.840 doesn't matter that they have a sense of humor and he doesn't you i mean ben you are you're dealing

00:54:23.100 with um you know a very very powerful uh arm of the government i mean it's irs faa and the labor

00:54:33.620 relations board i mean yes you are they are whatever they they if they want to destroy you they will which

00:54:40.940 is crazy that that can happen in america but you you are aware of the consequence

00:54:47.220 well that right is why this is this is that to me this is why this is worth fighting glenn because

00:54:52.940 good for you if if they can man can do this to me who has the resources and have the has the

00:54:59.180 connections to be able to fight it then what can they do if if the person who makes a joke like this

00:55:04.340 you know owns a local salon or the dog breeders convention or a guy and they put something like

00:55:11.840 this and some random sees rando person sees it on facebook or on twitter and says i'm going to

00:55:17.020 make their life hell that's can i ask you i cannot stand that idea let me let me just ask you a

00:55:25.760 philosophical question you're a freedom guy you've started a small company uh i started a small

00:55:33.540 company my my company that i personally own 100 of is mercury it owns the studios and everything else

00:55:40.560 and i have a handful of employees um and none of us would unionize um and i do believe that unions

00:55:51.240 are important are very important in balance it's when one side gets too much power either the

00:55:57.820 corporation or the union gets too much power is where we have problems um and so to balance things

00:56:04.500 i think unions play a role in that i'm not a fan of them but they do play a role and i i accept that

00:56:11.880 for some for some cases yeah but in my shop this is my dream it's my money uh i hired people and if

00:56:21.860 they wanted to fundamentally change the way i did things why don't i have a right to fire people

00:56:28.740 well i i think one of the things that we need to keep in mind is that unions are kind of a

00:56:33.700 a break glass in case of complete you know destruction situation you know i think they

00:56:38.520 do have a correct powerful function historically but they but they also are you know in the case of

00:56:43.620 a lot of modern white collar jobs you know i just think not the best way to go about things there's a

00:56:49.060 reason that that same vox media that i mentioned at the beginning is currently out hat in hand saying

00:56:55.320 hey please give us some money to get through this crisis even though they took 300 million

00:56:59.780 dollars in investment uh just a couple years ago yeah i mean you know you glenn you you built a dream

00:57:06.060 based on your inspiration from from a lot of different folks from uh from orson wells from

00:57:12.260 walt disney you had an idea and you brought people together to pursue that idea and i think that if

00:57:17.780 you're a good boss unions are not the kind of thing that is even necessary and that was the real thing

00:57:22.940 that my employees were so angered about in this context because they were saying why am i as an

00:57:28.360 american taxpayer paying for someone to come after me in a way that's going to require me to hire my

00:57:34.260 own lawyer or to engage in this kind of thing and glenn i want to be clear there's no problem this really

00:57:40.060 was you know imagine someone coming to you and saying glenn because you made a joke about a union i get

00:57:46.980 to subpoena every single message that or text message or email or communication you've ever had

00:57:53.060 with an employee i mean just think about how invasive and how overwhelming that power is and

00:57:59.640 especially when it comes to their disrespect of the idea that you're even in media they might say

00:58:04.900 they might say to you we don't think you're in media we think you're an anti-human organization

00:58:08.680 and and to me that's just it's unacceptable and so we're we're fighting it we're going to continue

00:58:14.520 to fight it eventually we'll get to a a real court where the constitution will matter and and to me

00:58:19.480 i mean from my perspective even if i lose this argument it's worth having because i think it

00:58:25.480 tells you something about the nature of america today and we cannot allow a future in which these

00:58:31.180 leftist trolls are empowered to to reach out and just pull that lever and enable taxpayer funded

00:58:38.640 bureaucrats to pursue the people they don't like so i kind of this is almost a setup question for you

00:58:45.380 so i'd like you to go a little deeper than this and i'm going to take a one minute break and then

00:58:48.680 come back for your answer but ben i uh i am really concerned you know today youtube is launching their

00:58:55.560 their panels uh their fact checking panels uh for the uh the covid uh crisis they are looking for

00:59:03.540 authoritative truth which chills me to the bone um and they are looking to highlight authoritative

00:59:12.320 sources you're not an authoritative source although i find you to be an authoritative source because

00:59:18.860 your your stuff is researched well and written by people who are experts in the field uh but you're

00:59:26.340 never going to be an authoritative source um and i think this is bone chilling what is happening

00:59:32.800 between the media the government and the social media platforms and i'd like to get your thought

00:59:39.200 on that here uh in just a second let me break for one minute stations

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01:01:26.880 we're talking to the co-founder of the federalist uh and the host of the federalist radio hour it's a podcast

01:01:44.800 you can find wherever you get your podcast uh ben dominant uh ben let's talk about the media here for

01:01:50.600 for a second uh have you noticed a a shift into high gear on their merging with the federal government

01:02:00.320 and their protection of the media you know look i i think you know we we talk a lot about the problems

01:02:07.960 of media uh both at the federalist and obviously the blaze and then you have been somebody who's been

01:02:13.220 leading in this conversation one of the things i think people don't understand is that the most

01:02:18.360 powerful media entities are not the cable news stations they are not the the things that you see

01:02:24.060 in terms of logos they are they are technology corporations that are the most powerful media

01:02:30.340 entities in the world google facebook etc these are more more powerful more powerful than not just media

01:02:37.560 but everything more powerful than the president more powerful in than anything on planet earth

01:02:43.720 they are nations unto themselves and they behave yes they have their own laws they have their own

01:02:49.180 internal rules and uh they have their own battles that they wage and in this case i think that this

01:02:56.480 this crisis has revealed a lot of things about america i think it's revealed uh how many stupid

01:03:02.480 laws we have that prevent the advancement of of uh of not just drugs but uh health innovations and the

01:03:10.060 like stupid laws that prevent people from living the way that they would like to live it's also

01:03:14.840 revealed how much these technology corporations are willing to use their power to silence people that

01:03:22.520 they find objectionable for various reasons and i think that this is particularly true in light of the way

01:03:29.820 that the red chinese have used the power of social media to advance their propagandistic message

01:03:37.980 on on this virus on its spread on its origins and that they're able to keep their tweets and their

01:03:44.500 postings up okay but if you say something that questions the who the china conflicted who keep in mind

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01:03:57.540 china's candidate he had previously uh you know covered up for pandemics in his own nation and

01:04:03.140 someone that you know we should have fought harder against it that kind of pressure i mean glenn i don't

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01:04:16.620 that it you know thankfully there i mean there's a there's a handful of politicians out there that we

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01:04:25.260 but i do too i i will tell you this uh go ahead go ahead they need they need to need to call these

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01:04:35.680 answer for what they're doing because it's unacceptable and it's un-american i i would like to see uh an

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01:05:02.260 the regulations so so entrepreneurs can come in and turn things around i think we should declare the

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01:07:15.700 this is the glenn beck program welcome to it uh shelly luther is joining us again you may not

01:07:44.760 know who shelly is she's a owner of a hair salon here in dallas now you're asking why would you have

01:07:52.400 a hair salon uh owner on well because uh she is facing arrest this morning for staying open despite

01:08:01.260 uh you know salons being deemed non-essential and it's happening in texas she's on her way to court now

01:08:08.800 we wanted to get her before she went to jail possibly hello shelly how are you good morning

01:08:14.820 glenn i'm great how are you uh well better than you um i'm not going to court today so well so what

01:08:24.240 has happened since my attorney my attorney uh did my court case and they we tried to do an injunction

01:08:30.000 for the temporary restraining order against me in my salon and they did not grant that so now i'm just

01:08:36.200 kind of um waiting to see what my quote unquote punishment is going to be for defying the ordinance

01:08:42.000 so you've had to close they just came in and they closed you down no i'm not closing um they just

01:08:49.640 served me you're still not closing no i'm not closing good for you thank you okay um all right so

01:08:59.760 you're going to take the punishment the hearing has it happened yet yes they did not grant the

01:09:07.800 injunction so basically i'm guilty of defying a temporary restraining order and so when do they

01:09:15.540 decide your punishment i'm sure they are right now i'm sure they're getting ready to do whatever

01:09:21.080 they're going to do it's my attorney just guessing yesterday thought it could be a thousand dollars a day

01:09:26.560 fine and or jail time along with maybe um having city officials stand outside and not allow patrons

01:09:37.040 to come into the salon that is unbelievable unbelievable they're opening texas up today

01:09:46.060 what'd you say the dog groomer next door has been essential the entire time

01:09:52.100 so i can go and get my dog groomed but i can't get a haircut correct and tomorrow in texas you can also

01:10:01.700 get botox and fillers but you cannot get your hair your haircut

01:10:05.780 uh okay have you had any support from any elected official in texas

01:10:17.540 um yes um from chip he's a um chip roy yes he contacted me yesterday full support um making

01:10:30.400 public on his social media how much he supports me and there's also a couple um of i think state

01:10:38.360 representatives that have um sent messages to governor abbott saying salons need to be included

01:10:44.280 in what's happening tomorrow no no they just free texas i can't believe i'm saying this free texas

01:10:55.320 we all should be able to make the decisions ourselves we're all smart enough since when did texas

01:11:03.160 not taught not trust texans i mean we moved here for a reason because we didn't want to live in

01:11:11.620 california we didn't want to live in new york and we thought that the state respected us enough to

01:11:18.140 be intelligent and make our own decisions it's why our our house and senate doesn't even open up every

01:11:25.660 year they don't even go to work every year they don't have laws to pass because they trust texans

01:11:32.700 oh this is crazy the problem is we have people from moving in here from california and the other

01:11:38.560 places oh i know um changing our our uh our state up a little so okay so are you in a position to pay

01:11:47.540 a thousand dollar fine every day um i definitely have thousands if not millions of people backing me

01:11:55.660 right now i'll just say that well that would be that would be great uh that would be great uh

01:12:01.900 uh all right well will you call us the minute you find out i mean probably call your husband or

01:12:08.340 whomever uh and let them know no i just have a boyfriend yeah um yeah okay yeah he's gonna keep

01:12:14.020 my phone so if you guys want to um call back he'll answer and he can fill you guys in on what's going

01:12:19.240 on for sure his name's tim okay we'll call tim and get an update before we go off the air today find

01:12:24.900 out what what's happening uh all right well appreciate that best of luck thank you so much

01:12:32.580 i appreciate your support you bet shelly bye-bye what's your guests do that's interesting she

01:12:39.360 seemed to have confidence in in the funding aspect to pay off these fines and it's taking a stand and

01:12:44.700 look we've this is the type of thing that was praised uh throughout history in america when people

01:12:49.280 would take a stand like this we saw that there are all sorts of movements uh in this country um you

01:12:54.680 know look i the one thing i i think you know i i really like the fact that she's standing up and

01:12:59.720 doing this and the way the very local government in dallas has treated her is uh is completely wrong

01:13:06.560 um you know the state you mentioned the state of free texas i i think they are i think they are

01:13:11.660 trying to do i think abbott is trying to do that right i think he's trying to do it in a careful way

01:13:15.440 so we don't get back in this situation again uh which i really do fear if we just go you know

01:13:20.940 we just open everything up tomorrow we're going to be back in it it's going to happen we are going

01:13:26.600 to we're all going to get coronavirus we will all have it in the next 18 months all of us will have

01:13:35.620 i hope that's not true it's possible though if that if that's true though i mean we're it's going

01:13:39.840 to be a really devastating much more devastating than it is now um but like we had abbott on the

01:13:45.980 other day um uh he's he's explained this plan and the salons are scheduled to open on may 18th

01:13:53.940 again i i for example the there's she's open she she's opened because her stylists have no money

01:14:03.960 oh yeah the other part about this too is is the stylists all around the country are of course

01:14:08.880 going to people's houses and just cutting their hair on the side which of course you know i totally

01:14:13.200 understand you got to keep your life going but it's actually a much less safe situation than having

01:14:18.360 a full salon with all the disinfectants and everything else so it really makes no sense i

01:14:22.740 don't understand why it wasn't included uh in this first thing the my guess is because um donald trump

01:14:30.280 came out and said and warned against georgia doing it and so i think the particularly the red state

01:14:35.940 governors are trying to to take his advice into account and roll it out as slowly and carefully as

01:14:42.160 possible um because i think you know salons are you know the i was surprised that they didn't

01:14:47.200 include it um but look they have this plan uh set up for the state if you remember collieville texas

01:14:54.820 which is a town somewhat near where our studios are decided to open up on their own again against the

01:15:00.320 advice of the state restaurants and stuff about a week early and abbott didn't step in like he's not

01:15:06.320 trying to enforce that and make everybody shut it down dallas he she's dealing with the local

01:15:12.000 government there's not it's not a free texas issue as much as it's a free dallas issue i think um you

01:15:17.100 know she may disagree with that i i don't know well maybe we can get her on again at some point and talk

01:15:21.380 to her about that but i don't think i mean you didn't you didn't express to me at least that abbott

01:15:26.180 was making some massive mistake in the way he was rolling this out just i didn't think he i didn't

01:15:30.400 think he was but i think i think everybody is responsible in their own in their own state yeah

01:15:37.920 the governors are responsible for these towns that go out of i mean you know governor abbott has always

01:15:43.960 been very strong on no sanctuary cities i don't care what you say no sanctuary cities um you know i

01:15:51.440 don't know how he holds his recommendations together without uh you know a boot on throats

01:15:56.900 so if he steps in and says no if they want to open you're not going to throw them in jail you're

01:16:02.040 not going to do all this draconian crap uh but i i would expect a governor of texas to uh say

01:16:11.500 throwing the salon owner in jail is stupid yeah i would stop it i would bet he would he would feel

01:16:19.400 that way um also you know the governor's office seemed to make it clear in the reporting on the

01:16:25.120 openings of the restaurants a couple weeks ago that the governor is a small believer in small

01:16:29.540 government and is not going to be intervening in this situation so yeah look i think you're going

01:16:34.760 to have local issues here that are going to pop up all over the country and that is one thing that we

01:16:40.660 keep forgetting about the way we've handled this we all keep saying okay there's this big shutdown

01:16:45.320 certain things have been shut down particularly in certain states but our federal government has

01:16:50.120 generally speaking just given recommendations and most people have followed them because you know

01:16:55.620 they don't want to die uh and i think you know that's understandable they're going to do that

01:17:01.460 i'm telling you people they're opening up the restaurants today in uh in uh texas now

01:17:11.520 if you want to look honestly at what is more essential going out for a restaurant when you got the

01:17:18.700 fast foods restaurants already open going out and having a nice dinner at a restaurant or getting

01:17:24.200 your hair cut i mean in the grand scheme of things getting neither are that important but in the grand

01:17:32.920 scheme of things having a haircut yeah personal grooming is more important than yeah is is is more

01:17:39.360 important than going out and having somebody serve you food when you can get it you know by taking it

01:17:45.460 out it doesn't make sense to me and that's the problem you have to pick winners and losers that's

01:17:51.000 not the government's place to do it yeah and they don't they should not be dictating that and to your

01:17:56.820 point here glenn you know the the government has said here in in texas as of tomorrow we uh restaurants

01:18:03.360 are opening up at 25 capacity i will say i have made already two dinner reservations for this weekend

01:18:09.700 i'm ready to go back to restaurants um but i'm thinking about it i might do it myself yeah you know

01:18:15.760 i'm kind of excited to do it it's all out 25 so so why can't she open up for 25 why can't they be

01:18:22.860 10 feet away from each other you're at one station and then you got another person at another station

01:18:27.680 why can't you have the social distancing and only 25 of your clientele yeah why is that just

01:18:33.240 restaurants it makes no sense and let this is what they're doing in georgia right reduced capacity

01:18:37.640 and salons are open right i think honestly you know look trump is a very powerful important figure

01:18:43.280 the republican party i don't know if anyone's noticed that when he signals publicly to before

01:18:48.580 anyone else is announcing their restrictions that going to tattoo parlors massage parlors and salons

01:18:53.900 are too far right now don't do it a lot of red state governors are going to say you know what well

01:18:58.560 let's i don't know maybe he has some information we don't know about um so that is the way does he

01:19:03.300 mean spas or massage parlors because tattoo and massage parlors don't really fit into the same

01:19:10.640 category as a hair salon well i would agree with that but salons and i think nail salons are another

01:19:17.340 part of of this um you know i i would agree with you glenn i'm with you on this my point here was to

01:19:22.900 say that restaurants can open here tomorrow and so can movie theaters all the major movie theater

01:19:29.280 chains are saying we're not going to open which makes a lot of sense they have no product to serve

01:19:34.440 there's no movies um but with the restaurants all can be open about 50 percent of the restaurants are

01:19:40.540 opening about half of them right well so you're going to have a hard time you're going to have a

01:19:44.220 hard time making i mean it's a stress on everybody you're going to have a hard time making money yeah

01:19:48.160 um you know if you're a restaurant if you can only have 25 but they are making my point is that

01:19:53.200 they're making their choice on that right they're making their own choice on whether they're going to

01:19:57.480 open or or not and if if if we don't have a massive flare-up in two or three weeks here

01:20:04.300 then all these things will be open i think it's to 50 and they're just trying to to stagger it a

01:20:09.700 little bit so we don't get hit by something we don't see coming i tend to think that that's

01:20:13.820 generally prudent i think it's probably a good idea to do it that way um we saw what happened when

01:20:18.460 we got behind this disease in in some of these big cities uh in in the early breakout areas and you

01:20:25.200 know you you look at italy did the same thing they tried to keep everybody kind of going normally

01:20:29.240 and did not crack down until after there's like a thousand people already dead at that point

01:20:33.500 they were way behind where they needed to be um so i i just i don't think it's a bad approach i think

01:20:39.380 though trying to prosecute people and saying like if if you're a salon owner say you know what i'm going

01:20:46.600 to go for it i think it's important i'm going to go for it people can come in if they want

01:20:49.600 that should be a a decision the government uh respects these should be recommendations and best

01:20:56.120 maybe you put up maybe you put a note on the door hey you're taking your own chance coming in according

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01:28:26.740 hello america it's thursday the glenbeck program we are uh we're going to talk to you a little bit

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01:31:25.580 the economy uh today and what's coming our way uh right now uh there is a poll from the economist

01:31:33.880 that has just been released are you better off now than you were four years ago

01:31:38.600 are you better off now than you were four years ago what do you expect that answer to be they ask

01:31:46.000 that now in the middle of a global pandemic um i would assume most people would say no at this exact

01:31:51.260 moment where i can't go outside i don't feel all that much better off according to the economist

01:31:57.560 46 said yes i'm better off right now 37 said no is this is just a sign that this this question and

01:32:12.560 polling is just pointless i like what what is that i mean better off in what way we can't even leave i

01:32:18.420 i'm excited i just did a freaking you know expose on myself for going out to a restaurant this weekend

01:32:24.300 i was so excited about it i made an announcement no because i think people think they buy into this

01:32:30.560 v-shape recovery uh and they think that they they this hasn't impacted people yet it has impacted

01:32:38.900 people who can't pay their rent etc etc but they're waiting to go back to work thinking that this this

01:32:44.740 v-shape i think it's it's tough insanity it's a tough one but to be able to manage you actually made

01:32:51.140 this point on you were on a podcast with michael harrison uh recently and um you made this point

01:32:56.420 to him you actually illustrated it really well maybe you could do the kind of go through that

01:33:00.720 because it was you're talking about how it's similar to an airplane heading into heavy turbulence

01:33:04.840 turbulence yeah okay so imagine that the united states is everything is in an airplane a 747

01:33:15.020 it represents everything that america has and is and there are 400 of us on this big 747

01:33:23.220 and the pilot comes over and says uh we want to thank you for uh flying uh federal reserve airlines

01:33:30.640 uh we're so happy that you chose us we knew you had a choice but uh actually the choice is us through

01:33:36.220 secret panels and everything else but thank you again uh listen we're uh entering uh space here up front

01:33:42.240 we look like we have some pretty severe uh uh turbulence headed our way uh you know we've just

01:33:49.000 been talking to the other pilots of the federal reserve and uh uh looks like we you know we think

01:33:54.280 that maybe uh as we go through this turbulence uh maybe uh maybe 40 of you might uh actually bump

01:34:02.700 your head and uh maybe severe enough to kill 10 of everybody on the airlines now you would at that

01:34:08.940 point be like uh wait a minute what that's not what i signed up for hold it just a second what are

01:34:14.080 you doing can you do something yeah again thank you so much for calling uh federal reserve uh airlines

01:34:19.840 and flying with us today so we've been uh doing some calculations and uh we thought what we're gonna do

01:34:27.140 is uh we're just gonna turn the engines of this big baby off uh entirely uh now normally uh you don't

01:34:33.700 do that uh because you'll come crashing to the ground it's a pretty big airline doesn't have a lot

01:34:38.420 of glide uh once we turn these engines on but hey it's not the space shuttle so uh we don't think

01:34:44.360 we're gonna fall out of the sky like a brick um now i should warn you that the altimeter is also

01:34:50.060 busted up front we've been tapping on the glass for a while but it doesn't seem to be working

01:34:54.380 and it's very cloudy uh down below but we're pretty sure we're gonna know where the ground is before we

01:35:00.800 hit and right before we hit we're gonna turn those engines back on and show you exactly what

01:35:06.660 boeing can do well what boeing used to be able to do we're not really sure what boeing can do now

01:35:10.920 uh but hey it's not a 777 okay so i think we're gonna be okay how many of us would be pounding on

01:35:17.580 the door saying no no no let's not shut the engines off and if they came back to you and said

01:35:25.200 uh yeah we i mean we're we're pretty sure i mean look we we know some of you are panicking out there

01:35:31.380 saying hey nobody's ever tried this before uh but we're pretty sure and listen even if we hit the

01:35:36.300 ground uh we're pretty sure there are trees down below us and so we'll uh land in the trees we're

01:35:40.700 going to try to make it a soft landing uh but it may rip the wings off uh kill maybe 50 percent of

01:35:46.700 everybody on board uh and uh and it could be really really quite dicey um but we're in the middle of

01:35:53.260 nowhere and by the way did i tell you that our communication went down and nobody knows we're here

01:35:57.540 so no help will be coming but we're pretty sure we'll be able to piece this baby back together

01:36:01.900 and bit you uh get you back up in the skies and uh to your destination uh or your uh wherever your

01:36:07.780 connections may be taking you thanks for flying we're gonna turn the engines off now we'd never do it

01:36:12.940 we'd never ever do it so what happened was they told us about the people that would die

01:36:21.600 and we're like well we don't want to die and we thought well now wait a minute i i could be one

01:36:30.260 of them that dies or my family could be somebody that dies and you guys are saying that maybe like

01:36:37.220 half of the plane could die so okay i trust you but what they didn't tell you is we're going to shut

01:36:48.460 the engines off and then turn them back on right before we hit the ground where we're not sure

01:36:56.540 nobody's ever done this before and then this baby will just pop right back up to where it was

01:37:01.860 that's why people are saying yeah i'm better off because you have hope that we're going to go right

01:37:07.740 back where we were and you were better off than four years ago but we've turned the engines off

01:37:14.360 and we're hoping not to hit the ground and i hope sincerely hope they're right and we pop right

01:37:20.400 back up everything in me says not gonna happen but i am a catastrophist so i'm the guy on the plane

01:37:30.540 going don't shut the engines off don't shut the engines off and i hope everyone laughs at me and

01:37:36.640 points to me while i am in the back row with my pants just full of whatever was inside of me

01:37:45.240 before they shut the engines off i hope everybody was like stinky glenn he crapped his pants he was so

01:37:52.600 wrong please i welcome everybody saying that to me i hope that's what everybody says i don't think so

01:38:02.140 yeah i mean if you think of a chart of what the economy looks like right it goes up and down it

01:38:07.020 goes up and down uh the flight analogy really works because trying to take an airplane turn the

01:38:14.020 engines off it goes straight down and then you have to just turn them on before you hit the ground

01:38:17.300 pull up really hard and then go straight back up it does not seem likely like you almost could picture

01:38:22.780 the type of um uh recovery where it's almost like more like a check mark right where it's like

01:38:27.800 you have a a quick down and then a very long gradual return if that occurs though there's there's

01:38:34.120 massive damages uh to to the economy to workers permanent permanent damage yeah permanent damage

01:38:42.440 is being done it is hard to overestimate how how bad this is right i mean like today glenn we we came in

01:38:49.380 they did the weekly unemployment numbers and today's number was 3.8 million i believe it was

01:38:57.040 3.8 million it's lower than they thought they thought it was going to be four that was legit

01:39:01.600 legitimately my natural response to that number i was like oh wow oh 3.8 that's actually down

01:39:07.500 and it is down it's now the fifth worst week in u.s history last week was the fourth worst week in u.s

01:39:14.020 history the week before that was the third worst week in u.s history the week before that was a

01:39:17.520 second worst and the week before that was the worst that is exactly what is happening yes the total

01:39:22.080 number of claims so we're getting better getting better it's improvement um you know that's

01:39:26.980 either that or none of this none of the phones are still working at the unemployment office one of

01:39:31.840 the two right i mean it's it is remarkable and by the way remember the normal number is like a quarter

01:39:39.420 of a million so and this by the way and i wish i also point out the sixth worst week ever was the

01:39:45.740 week before that so we have the top six weeks uh worst ever are all in the last six weeks that is

01:39:51.940 not necessarily a good sign for your economy and glenn you know looking at these numbers today

01:39:56.480 you are harshing my mouth i'm sorry you are really harshing my mellow but this is the one that really

01:40:01.180 pisses me off look we have a serious thing we're dealing with here and i understand there's a lot of

01:40:06.040 disagreement on how to deal with it but i think you know it's obvious there's hundreds of thousands

01:40:10.540 of people who are dead and it there's a massive undercount on these numbers it's blatantly obvious if you

01:40:15.900 look at the all-cause mortality numbers it is absolutely we have a lower number in our minds

01:40:22.200 than what has actually occurred so you look at that and you say this is a serious thing and maybe

01:40:28.220 you know what maybe it was worth doing drastic things however here we are in week six of this

01:40:34.020 why are there still 3.8 million people getting going to unemployment remember i can understand in

01:40:41.100 the first couple of weeks if you're a business that's right on the line okay you're right on the

01:40:45.660 line of what as to whether you can make this work or not you've got one week of cash you have to lay

01:40:49.820 everybody off immediately i i you know that had because had to happen right i think no but i think

01:40:56.300 that there are people that are now we're holding on and holding on remember the average business had

01:41:01.360 three to four weeks of cash but this is why i'm holding on this is why i'm complaining because this

01:41:07.140 is the exact scenario these government programs were supposed to solve for the the company that

01:41:12.540 has a little bit of cash wants to keep their employees they couldn't get it that's what i'm

01:41:17.280 mad at that is what i'm mad at yeah we just freaking okay then i understand your anger trillions of

01:41:23.020 dollars on these programs we've we printed money into oblivion and yet still these business owners

01:41:29.320 are forced to have to lay off employees in week six of this that is insanity this just shows how

01:41:37.720 poorly these things were put together how poorly they're being executed and i understand there's a

01:41:42.680 a historic demand for these things and this is not easy and that's why you give them a break maybe

01:41:47.760 on the first couple of weeks we're on week six here i want yeah i i want to i want to show you the

01:41:53.860 actual stats of what we think unemployment really is uh and you will begin to understand uh why you

01:42:01.520 don't turn the engines off uh and and just hope that they're going to start again uh and and why

01:42:08.260 your complaint is accurate but you have to have a little understanding uh when you see the actual

01:42:15.380 unemployment numbers it is staggering staggering we'll do that in one minute stand by

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01:44:38.320 so yesterday i did an hour with mike roe it was a fascinating hour on the wednesday night special

01:44:53.720 you really have to watch it if you're a blaze subscriber you can see it on demand anytime you want

01:44:58.000 um but it was really it was good to talk to him boy you want to talk about common sense that guy's

01:45:02.860 full of it i mean full of common sense not anyway um if you look at the job numbers okay here let me

01:45:09.340 just take these covid19 job losses by sector okay restaurants and bars have now lost 12.3

01:45:18.160 million jobs travel and transportation 3.5 that's going to be much higher than that uh entertainment

01:45:25.240 2.7 personal services 2.1 retail 6.6 i think you're going to see things like macy's never coming

01:45:32.740 back uh manufacturing 3.5 construction 1.1 other 2.3 a total of 31.4 million jobs have been lost

01:45:43.940 just for april now let me let me take you state to state uh if you happen to be watching us uh on

01:45:52.280 blaze tv you'll see a map down at the bottom the the worst states are the ones that are in dark blue

01:45:57.460 the best are in the light light gray kind of grayish blue stew uh name a state start let's start in

01:46:06.960 florida florida florida florida their their rate of unemployment is now estimated to be 23.1 percent

01:46:16.500 or higher oh my gosh unbelievable new york new york is 18.1 to 20.5 estimated um you have uh you have

01:46:31.180 pennsylvania is at 18 or lower nevada is horrible 23.1 percent or higher um 20 percent unemployment in

01:46:42.040 alaska uh california is doing relatively well with only 18 percent the excuse me the best states seem to

01:46:52.360 be minnesota with 18 percent i'm really being challenged on my geography now minnesota uh below

01:47:00.440 that i think is iowa uh 18 percent nebraska uh about 18 percent uh pennsylvania about 18 and for

01:47:10.520 the life of me that's kentucky no that's not kentucky that is alabama no not alabama uh what is that

01:47:20.840 right is that hawaii which one is that no what is that one right next to uh oklahoma uh above louisiana

01:47:28.680 is that alabama arkansas no it's not mississippi it's i can't say arkansas that's what it is that's

01:47:34.020 what it is okay thank you you're good at this uh yeah i'm really good at that um uh so now let me

01:47:42.520 tell you what you are not being told if you look at the official unemployment based on filings just for

01:47:50.260 benefits they're estimated to come in this month at 13.5 percent for april alone okay so when we get

01:47:59.500 our numbers suppose tomorrow isn't it may 1st yeah we should see they are coming out this week aren't

01:48:06.800 they i think they are yeah i think they are 13.5 percent unemployment however as i said to you um

01:48:16.020 this is years ago um i started looking at the unemployment numbers and inflation numbers

01:48:22.180 we have so jerry-rigged these things starting back in the 60s and 70s and really bad in the 80s

01:48:28.100 we no longer measure things the way we used to so you can't compare it to the great depression because

01:48:33.380 we didn't measure it the same way so if you measure it the same way as we did in the great

01:48:40.560 depression the height of the great depression was 25 unemployment so you say well it's so it's not the

01:48:48.120 great depression we have 13 in the month of april so that's not so bad let's measure it exactly the

01:48:54.820 way we did in the great depression and our number is goes from 13.5 to 27.2 so it's worse than the height

01:49:07.440 of the great depression and i don't think going back to the first thing that we talked about when

01:49:12.420 we were talking about how people say yeah i'm better off today than i was four years ago it's

01:49:18.480 because i think people are believing and and i hope they're right they're believing in this

01:49:23.520 v-shaped recovery um and that's why they're saying yeah i'm i'm better off because there's hope for the

01:49:30.560 future and economically that's the one thing we're missing under obama was it wasn't getting better

01:49:37.900 and he was telling us it will never get better than this and he was thank god wrong you're listening

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01:51:09.840 wow uh whoo wee whoo uh i i've just uh you know i'm sometimes amazed at how much socialists just

01:51:38.100 love jews uh national socialists international socialists they all have that one thing in common

01:51:45.140 boy do they love themselves some jews uh and bill de blasio is no different um you know it started

01:51:55.280 where uh he he put a series of tweets out let me just give you this super classic my message to the

01:52:02.480 jewish community and all other communities is this simple the time for warnings is past i've instructed

01:52:10.240 the nypd to proceed immediately to summons or even arrest those who gather in large groups this about

01:52:16.640 stopping this disease and saving lives period so you damn jews have just got to stop gathering now he's

01:52:25.600 already had a problem with the jewish community uh if you remember way back what two weeks ago

01:52:32.580 when he said that they were going to lose uh their synagogues permanently hmm i didn't know a mayor could

01:52:40.720 do that but uh he did as complaints of hate crimes targeting jews in new york city under his watch have

01:52:48.560 gone up 52 he now says oops i'm sorry i need to apologize now let me just tell you what was

01:52:56.960 happening he singles out an entire religious group because of a funeral now a rabbi died and they had to

01:53:07.420 have a funeral well you can't gather for a funeral i mean i think this is the same kind of crap that

01:53:14.420 people have been the jews have been dealing with for thousands of years this is nothing new this is

01:53:19.380 this is what the national socialists did in europe uh in the 1930s this is what stalin did the

01:53:25.740 international socialist you imagine the firestorm had donald trump said hey listen this message to the

01:53:31.900 jewish community oh and all others if he would have said oh by the way uh this message to the chinese

01:53:38.460 community imagine the firestorm but somehow or another in new york city we're not talking alaska

01:53:45.800 in new york city it's okay even jerry nadler has responded to this he said well we all have a

01:53:52.880 responsibility to observe social distancing and do our part as we face covet 19 pandemic together

01:53:57.800 the mayor singling out and stereotyping of a community and threatening response is unacceptable we

01:54:02.820 have to do better for ourselves in the city oh okay well so what was this whole thing

01:54:07.600 uh about what was about a rabbi's funeral well here's the problem from the new york police department

01:54:16.960 news and you gotta love the fact that the police department hate de blasio as much as de blasio

01:54:23.540 apparently hates the police and jews can you imagine being a jewish policeman under de blasio his head

01:54:30.540 would explode the new york city police department uh tweeted two hours before it started

01:54:37.580 nypd brought trucks with barriers tower lights to close off bedford avenue and the surrounding area

01:54:44.300 it's the new york city mayor's department who originally approved it before deciding to take it back

01:54:50.860 so the jewish community had done everything they were supposed to do

01:54:57.040 and then he's yelling at them for not doing what they're supposed to do they did it the police were

01:55:05.060 there they were barricading the streets they did absolutely everything they were supposed to do

01:55:11.180 now de blasio has apologized listen to this apology do we have the audio of it i spoke last night out of

01:55:19.380 passion i could not believe my eyes marcia it was deeply deeply distressing again this is a community

01:55:27.860 i love this is a community i have spent a lot of time working with closely and if you saw anger

01:55:36.180 and frustration you're right those damn i spoke out of real distress that people's lives were in danger

01:55:44.220 before my eyes and i was not going to tolerate it so i regret if the way i said it in any way gave people

01:55:53.400 uh a feeling of being treated the wrong way that was not my intention it was said with love but it was tough love

01:56:01.560 uh it was tough love um so is that the same kind of tough love that um that people in the the bronx

01:56:12.160 uh or brooklyn uh they were at prospect park they were giving him a hassle because he and his wife

01:56:19.640 drove to brooklyn just to take a stroll you know uh and he was out in the park and people in brooklyn

01:56:29.000 were like you have your own park at the mayor's mansion you've got a park you want to take a stroll

01:56:35.700 take it there what are you doing coming over from manhattan crossing the river coming into our park

01:56:41.200 so they're yelling at him and he says come on guys give it a break oh give it a break

01:56:49.140 so he's been chauffeured over to brooklyn so he could take a walk in the park with his wife and then

01:57:00.220 he yells at people who are yelling at him but jews who went through the proper channels had his office

01:57:07.260 approve the funeral the nypd approve it and then set up barricades he gets angry

01:57:13.580 ah okay hey how angry are you um de blasio at uh at the muslim community

01:57:23.040 because all over new york the muslim community i mean where is that and i know this is out of his

01:57:32.020 purview but where is the uh the new york uh mosque that's been allowed to just

01:57:39.280 you know uh zip tape everything off so they have you know plastic on the floor and and everything else

01:57:47.740 nobody else has been given this special privilege i know that you know prayer calls are going

01:57:52.920 out during ramadan i know that uh you can go to the mosque in many cases in new york city

01:57:59.420 that they haven't had any problems with the mayor at all

01:58:03.400 well well why is that because i i mean why is that

01:58:08.680 all religions they're all protected but why is it one religion seems to be always in trouble

01:58:20.560 and i'm not talking about the christians i'm talking about the jews i told you this early

01:58:28.880 early on you should never be surprised at the depravity of those who preach real socialism

01:58:37.060 people who know what socialism is not the people who are just like oh i like this utopia we should

01:58:43.060 try it it will work i mean the people who have been to venezuela been to cuba been to russia

01:58:48.260 they know what it is and they still hold it up those people never never be surprised to the

01:58:56.680 levels of depravity and anti-human uh activity that they will endorse in the end he is an elitist

01:59:07.400 he is a socialist he is anti-american i'm not saying that he is not an american he just hates america

01:59:17.800 he hates our system he always has he loves the marxist philosophy he always has and for some strange

01:59:25.200 reason and i could explain it to you biblically and theologically but beyond that i can't

01:59:31.720 they always the leadership always seems to embrace this

01:59:39.980 evil of wiping out the jews so when i see a bunch of jews on the street yeah of course i was angry

01:59:50.500 now he didn't say that but i don't know his uh his patterns seem to indicate

02:00:01.580 that he doesn't have a good relationship with jews maybe it's just me i can't believe you're even

02:00:08.640 going down this road especially after this incredible innovation new york came up with

02:00:12.840 yesterday you know like i have been critical of the way they've handled this but sure you can see

02:00:18.880 what they're doing now and now you see the plan beginning i didn't see the plan now i see the plan

02:00:24.820 they have they have one yeah okay what is it making a big difference what they decided to do and i just

02:00:30.280 honestly i just never thought of this before but they're deciding this is yesterday they came up

02:00:35.860 with this yeah they're gonna start they started it last night all right um wow okay what they're

02:00:39.880 gonna do is uh-huh clean and sanitize the subway cars every night and i was like what that's a great

02:00:49.360 idea because the virus could be on surfaces and people might touch it and so that would be a great

02:00:54.000 idea to start cleaning them uh regularly rather than having the entire city get inside a giant

02:01:01.640 metal tube and put their hands all over everything after everybody from the day before this way glenn

02:01:07.740 this will help uh stop the spread of the virus in the city that's been most affected um in the entire

02:01:14.160 globe and and this way well the first passengers the very first passengers will be a little safer a

02:01:21.800 little safer the very first yeah now are they going to ask the rats to get out of the subway while they

02:01:28.240 clean it or i mean god forbid they do anything about diseased vermin that run rampant in the subways

02:01:36.540 glenn that's another great idea they should think about removing some of the rats too these are all

02:01:42.600 great ideas i don't know why i had you know look i'm that's why i'm not so we could stop the jews

02:01:48.420 if we could stop the jews from having funerals okay and sanitize the subways and maybe just as an

02:01:57.020 add-on do something about the rats in the subway i think it'd be a it'd be socialist utopia we'll get

02:02:04.100 rid of the police department too yeah we're almost there almost we got to get rid of the police

02:02:08.300 department and then and then we'll just have neighbors you know rat on on one another by the way

02:02:13.760 did you see the uh where is it i've had it for a while i've got to find it uh the what people are

02:02:22.280 doing in new york with his rat on rat on each other hotline oh yeah where they were texting because

02:02:30.520 there's a text number you can send uh text messages to report people in case they happen to be having a

02:02:35.480 party or a gathering or be within a hundred yards of each other whatever whatever your line is you can

02:02:40.840 text them and let them know what is going on in your neighborhood millions have uh sent in uh

02:02:49.120 warnings many of them are just pictures of themselves doing things they shouldn't be doing

02:02:54.920 and they're like come pick me up uh they are sending uh pictures of him doing stuff that he's telling

02:03:03.640 everyone not to do about 60 percent of everything that is coming in is just mocking him now i'd like

02:03:12.720 to see that number a little higher but the people of new york are just screw you screw you uh and it

02:03:22.320 couldn't happen to a nicer guy

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02:05:31.520 welcome to the uh glenn beck program we're glad you're here a couple of things that we haven't

02:05:52.320 had a chance to uh talk about yet uh there is a enthusiasm gap uh for the next election looks like

02:05:59.580 um people who are voting for trump still very excited to vote for trump uh those who are voting

02:06:05.980 for biden hmm yeah not so much i mean this is the real problem that they are going to face

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02:06:27.380 um what else oh the fondling of uh people and now the you know the molestation uh accusation

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02:06:44.920 what are we going to do what are we going to do because nobody's excited i think that we are going

02:06:51.180 to be looking at um i don't think he's going to be the nominee what are the odds to what are the odds

02:06:59.200 what are the actual vegas odds or the 534 uh well 538 that will predict it does the betting market

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02:07:22.040 running against anyone everyone else is withdrawn there is no one else no race there's no other

02:07:27.500 choice there's no race however still they only have it at an 80 chance of happening which is i will tell

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 30, 2020

What Is True Any More？｜ Guests： Ben Domenech & Shelley Luther ｜ 4⧸30⧸20

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