The Glenn Beck Program - February 21, 2020


When Nevada Ties, Just Play ‘War’ | Guest: Bill O’Reilly | 2⧸21⧸20


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 7 minutes

Words per Minute

157.33415

Word Count

20,045

Sentence Count

61

Misogynist Sentences

21

Hate Speech Sentences

36


Summary

Glenbeck is back, and this week he's on the show with special guest Bill O'Reilly. Glenbeck and his wife are on a road trip to Las Vegas to attend the Democratic primary in Nevada, and they have a lot of stories to tell about it, including one about a guy who lost a bunch of money on his car, and another about a car that needs a new muffler.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 welcome uh to the program thanks hillary um we have uh our sponsor this half hour is rough greens
00:00:06.900 uh we've been doing um we've been using rough greens with our dogs and uh you can tell we're
00:00:12.540 using can you stop every single time you just keep putting your hands right in front of the camera
00:00:17.000 it's unbelievable um we've been using rough greens with our dogs and they love it they eat
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00:00:28.600 who uh crush your head crush crush it this is uh it's my dog he's got rough greens all over his face
00:00:37.140 no put the camera back you're ruining the illusion
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00:01:03.700 crack cocaine is bad do i need to say that uh but not this crack cocaine it's full of good stuff
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00:01:24.740 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment oh yeah that's us
00:01:46.420 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment and your phone calls today bill o'reilly today
00:01:51.800 if you want to get on the show you want to talk you talk about anything it's clothesline fridays
00:01:56.580 uh which is i know it's it's not as good as what rush for limbaugh does but
00:02:02.620 we just say you know we'll take your phone call but i may cut you off in the middle of it
00:02:08.440 if you lose my attention because i've riddled with add and rush is a better broadcaster than i am so
00:02:14.800 close alone for a close line fridays uh 888-727-BECK we're going to take your phone calls bill o'reilly
00:02:21.660 is going to give us the uh update of the week and tomorrow is the nevada primary but let me tell you
00:02:27.860 if you think the democrats are all into fairness and every vote matters and we've got to have a system
00:02:36.600 wait until you hear the system that they have for the democratic caucus in nevada
00:02:44.840 i'm you will not believe it you will think we're making it up but we will send you to the website
00:02:53.680 to where you can verify it it's one of those things that you're like fool your friends
00:02:58.460 friends all of your friends will think you're lying this weekend when you tell them this
00:03:03.040 we'll give you the proof to show it to them you are going to be the most interesting person in the
00:03:09.080 world this weekend a fact about the nevada caucus no one knows in 60 seconds this is the glenbeck
00:03:19.920 program which i guess makes us the most interesting people on friday because did i say that hello
00:03:26.660 america ah it's friday so you're walking out of the auto parts store carrying your new muffler
00:03:33.440 feeling pretty good about yourself because you're doing your own car repair sure the muffler doesn't
00:03:37.540 look anything like your old one sure the bolts are threaded backwards sure you've never done this
00:03:42.680 before and it's all in the metric system which how can nobody understands the metric system
00:03:48.900 but surely a muffler is a muffler now you can go that way or you can just cut out all of that crap
00:03:55.880 because you can't fix your car now anyway especially if it's something wrong with the engine or a chip
00:04:00.020 and a chip is going to cost you about three grand true story my son-in-law something happened i don't
00:04:06.760 remember what it was but his car wouldn't his car wouldn't go as i think he put it and uh and he's
00:04:13.540 about as car friendly as i am he didn't have car shield it was a sensor and it was a stupid sensor
00:04:21.320 for something i don't know maybe airbags you know something stupid like that and the car wouldn't
00:04:27.180 start and he had to replace the sensor and that sensor was three thousand dollars he's like isn't
00:04:33.500 there some gum we can put in there or something nope he's out three grand who has three thousand
00:04:41.460 dollars laying around yeah dad's doorbell rang anyway uh so trust me this happens to everybody
00:04:49.420 happens to me it will happen to you if it hasn't already car shield when you don't have warranty left
00:04:55.780 anymore car shield has you covered and they take care of everything you're never waiting for a check
00:05:01.240 because they pay the uh the repair shop and it could be the dealership or you know some mechanic
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00:05:31.240 welcome to the program did i mention it is friday uh and we'd love to hear from you today
00:05:40.260 close line uh friday the number is 888 what close line friday is back well it's been a while since
00:05:49.100 we've done a while any call anything you want to call on and we've closed the lines well no well
00:05:54.740 they're open but i can't guarantee that we're going to listen to you very long i mean if you
00:06:02.280 really suck i mean because look we all know you're you're sitting there you listen to the show you hear
00:06:07.540 these people who call in and you're like how did that person get on the air on fridays you can get
00:06:13.640 on the air i'm just not promising that you will stay on the air for very long no 888-727-BECK
00:06:20.920 888-727-BECK now nevada happens tomorrow it looks like bernie sanders is going to win right
00:06:27.920 yeah he's the uh big favorite but it's still up in the air okay whose number who's is it biden or is
00:06:34.300 it biden is second in the poll still which crazy you know it feels like he's completely disappeared
00:06:39.640 but his polling has not completely fallen apart yeah it's it's you know he's still people are people
00:06:44.300 somewhere in america there's somebody going please joe biden don't drop out please right
00:06:48.600 that's crazy it is crazy yeah people actually i mean especially after watching him in the
00:06:52.680 especially did you hear what he said yesterday he said yesterday look i'm only gonna do one term
00:06:58.620 you know i'll promise one term because if i start to mentally slip what what kind of strategy is this
00:07:07.580 and maybe you're being too honest you're telling us something yeah you're telling us you either don't
00:07:13.840 want the job or the doctors have already sat down and had a talk with you yeah you got six months
00:07:19.540 buddy uh until you're not gonna be able to form complete sentences and let me tell you something
00:07:23.280 if you pick stacy abrams to be your uh to be your running mate you won't get a single vote what is the
00:07:31.260 fascination with stacy abrams i mean she's she's famous solely for losing and then by the way doing the
00:07:39.300 exact same thing that they complained donald trump was going to do if he lost yeah which is say she
00:07:44.460 won the election the entire time and it was all rigged against her yeah and the media parrots it as
00:07:49.480 if it's true which it's not it's not even close to true she lost by a decent decent margin it was a
00:07:53.580 close election but it wasn't like it wasn't 500 votes uh going back to bush gore this was not that
00:07:59.200 close of an election and she just comes out and just says oh no that was that i won that and the media
00:08:04.780 just acts like it's true it's incredible and that's why i guess we're like oh well she didn't
00:08:09.060 win that governor of georgia thing let's give her the vice presidency it's crazy well she's just she's
00:08:13.920 an activist and she's got all kinds of organizations that she started for social justice and and fairness
00:08:19.420 and blah blah well fairness is important to democrats glenn yeah oh i know it's important okay so let's go to
00:08:24.820 let's go to uh nevada because you're right stew they care so deeply about fairness yeah they
00:08:34.200 they want to make sure that every vote is counted that even though buddha judge lost the popular vote
00:08:41.660 is ahead in in delegates they don't have a problem with that and what would you say like what does
00:08:47.740 that remind you of an election where a popular vote goes one way and i can't think of anything
00:08:52.320 system of other things goes another way that like adds up to the point that really counts for the
00:08:58.380 election can't think electoral call no i can't think of it no i can't think of it
00:09:03.880 that's okay so here's the thing so they want to make sure that i mean i don't know if you know
00:09:09.660 what the democrats did you know they have super delegates and everything else yep they the reason
00:09:14.920 why they did that is it's a relatively new system it started in the 1980s because in 1980 they saw the
00:09:23.480 republicans lose control of their party because of a guy named ronald reagan and they wanted to make
00:09:30.640 sure that never happened but no radicals like that get in right you know we want them from the system
00:09:36.880 we don't want a good president to be a nominee right we want somebody we can absolutely control we
00:09:42.480 we don't care about what voted this is really what they were saying we don't care what our voters say
00:09:49.360 we want the last say in case they do something like ronald reagan so they put in these superdelegates
00:09:57.520 and the superdelegates are all insiders you really have to have the superdelegates to be able to do
00:10:03.240 it because the superdelegates they can override anything yeah i mean not really can't override
00:10:08.340 anything not anything but but it can be very very influential particularly if no one gets to
00:10:13.420 50 percent of the yes if you're in a situation like clinton was in um you know and that's probably
00:10:20.460 not even as as close yeah she won that by what four million votes that was not as close as people
00:10:25.100 you can get you know if bernie sanders was as close as he says he was the superdelegates would
00:10:31.620 have swung it towards her because she had all of them okay uh they're not really talking much about
00:10:39.280 the superdelegates but if you think that's unfair listen to the caucus rules in nevada yeah because
00:10:47.500 i'm amazed at this they keep saying to us that we should all exist under a system of just a national
00:10:53.120 popular vote because that's the only fair way to do it right yet when they have 100 percent control
00:10:58.680 as to how they pick their nominee did they do a national popular vote do they even do a local
00:11:04.080 popular vote answer that is no they've got an incredibly complicated system of primaries and
00:11:10.800 caucuses and superdelegates and state statewide delegate equivalents and and viability percentages
00:11:17.720 and all of these ridiculous things so we're going through all this yesterday because i'm amazed by
00:11:23.560 that how how can you possibly take one of these people seriously when they say they want a national
00:11:27.560 popular vote when in their own party they could easily just do it with no constitutional amendment
00:11:32.440 and they don't it's it's more complicated than any way more complicated than the electoral college
00:11:38.660 so i'm going through the rules of this and i'm fascinated to find out as you go down and you
00:11:46.240 realize iowa was a complete disaster right they don't still don't know who won iowa they're trying
00:11:52.060 to do all these calculations and the math is all screwed up there were dozens and dozens of uh of
00:11:57.720 counties there was 21 precincts had candidates received delegates despite not having enough supporters
00:12:02.900 to do so in 21 precincts eight precincts gave too many delegates away more delegates than they were
00:12:08.500 allowed to give away they gave away um a hundred precincts just type the data in wrong but only a
00:12:17.060 hundred only a hundred precincts this is this was iowa and many of these delegates after you go through
00:12:23.180 the whole long list of mathematical equations to figure out who's going to get the delegate uh state
00:12:28.440 delegate equivalents when they came up with a tie they literally would flip a coin to see who got the
00:12:36.300 delegate that is actually the system now that seems nuts and you know you'll be happy to hear do that
00:12:45.840 for who starts the super bowl that's true there you go right you'll be happy to hear nevada does not
00:12:51.500 flip coins for delegates they're not that ridiculous no they instead have a totally different system now
00:12:58.080 remember this is nevada this is the home of silver you know the home of mines the home of ranges where
00:13:07.880 guns any gun you want you can go and just shoot it pot hookers and gambling yes yeah casinos are there
00:13:18.180 so when they have a tie yes tomorrow for a delegate yeah what they will do according to the democratic
00:13:27.500 party rules these are not old-timey where now i remember in 1860 this is today this is a current
00:13:35.480 rule they will play war what the card game war you know the one where i pick a card and you pick a card
00:13:48.440 and we see which game is higher which card is higher yeah that game now they don't play the full game
00:13:54.420 because that would be crazy what will happen is tomorrow if pete buddha judge let's play it right
00:13:59.640 now let's do it right now let's say i'm pete buddha judge i'm the delegate for pete buddha judge right
00:14:06.180 and uh you shuffle like you're trying to do it on the mic i'm not i'm not i'm not a great shuffler
00:14:13.020 i'll be honest with you these are brand new cards can i tell you something we've brand new cards
00:14:17.620 like it's a excuse for they're not they're not bendy and nice that's there we go oh my god
00:14:27.420 give them to me no no i don't want you to know you're gonna touch my cards okay so got it there
00:14:34.180 we go oh so uh-huh pick a card you're buddha judge i'm biden let's say okay yeah okay so buddha judge
00:14:40.460 turns over a five of uh of of clubs or spades excuse me five of spades and buddha judge or biden
00:14:47.440 goes at eight of diamonds so an eight of diamonds is higher than a five of clubs so the delegate goes
00:14:54.080 to biden instead of buddha judge this is the fairness thing that they're doing now you may be
00:14:59.940 like i am glenn saying like there could be a real complication that happens because what happens if
00:15:05.940 there's a queen and a queen that's a great question okay a queen and a queen queen so let's
00:15:12.760 say you are bernie sanders yeah yeah and i get to be elizabeth warren this time oh so i want to be
00:15:18.960 elizabeth warren please let me be elizabeth no no i'll be bernie sanders okay you'll be yeah you will
00:15:25.060 listen exactly what i say play queen okay so now i'm turning over the cards little girl i crush you
00:15:31.800 one uh you get uh bernie sanders gets a queen of clubs yeah and elizabeth warren gets a queen of
00:15:38.160 hearts which was i believe a song yeah it was when you look at this you have to go down the line
00:15:43.420 okay first of all you have to know yeah the deck of cards is a quote the deck of cards should be
00:15:50.460 shuffled by the precinct chair or site lead at least seven times before use seven times so they're
00:15:55.140 going for fairness here that's what i was going for it's the precinct captain chairperson oh yes or site
00:16:00.160 or site yeah yeah okay so it's the chairperson has to shuffle the cards and i was worried like
00:16:04.900 what if they don't have cards right right sure don't worry it's in the rules quote the nevada
00:16:09.640 state democratic party is providing an unopened deck of cards to all precinct locations so that's
00:16:15.620 important okay all right um so the the rules here are if they're tied groups must draw a single card
00:16:22.300 from a deck of cards to break the tie the high card determines the winner and aces are high so if you
00:16:28.180 go down and we have a tie situation here we go are you ready yeah in evaluating the high card
00:16:33.720 amongst cards of the same rank the card suit will control the outcome please say trump wins please say
00:16:41.800 the trump card is like the spades from highest to lowest highest to lowest spades yes hearts yes
00:16:49.540 diamonds so who just won who just won because bernie sanders had the queen of clubs clubs which is the
00:16:57.100 lowest ranked card so therefore the queen of hearts that delegate goes to elizabeth warren
00:17:03.180 this is real real we will have the documents we will tweet the documents out because you have to
00:17:11.100 see this your friends won't believe this you send this to every democrat that you that is talking about
00:17:16.460 the electoral college you know she won the popular vote mm-hmm um we just want to show you
00:17:24.120 what they're doing tomorrow in vegas i'm sorry nevada unreal it's crazy
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00:17:44.440 it's probably the most important you are you are all over the place you don't understand this i've
00:17:51.000 shuffled cards 12 you're not even 12 12 i wouldn't even attempt to shuffle cards i can't do it what's
00:17:57.280 happening to me my kids it's supposed to be easy we play cards all the time at my house we are such
00:18:02.900 a weirdo family oh no kidding anyway uh excuse me no you're just saying you play cards all the time
00:18:09.260 i was just saying wow no kidding that's uh it's an interesting fact about you and along with some
00:18:14.280 other facts you said i can't remember what they were anyway it's necessary to go on the offensive
00:18:19.900 because somewhere there is somebody who wants to steal everything you have let's say his name is stew
00:18:26.580 and you know it you just can't prove it you know he's been sneaking around your house looking to steal
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00:19:41.800 yeah let's do it let's do it i think the democrats would accept this you know we're gonna run through
00:19:53.980 the primary uh just in you know just playing their delegate card game uh and we're going to tell
00:20:00.420 you who's we'll make a prediction on who's going to win because they i think the democrats would take
00:20:04.880 this i mean they're so there's so many people are going in right now i'm surprised they're not doing
00:20:10.400 this themselves before they go into the voting booth in fact we'll tell anybody who's undecided
00:20:16.420 we'll tell you who to vote for uh just based on the cards uh as outlined in the democratic caucus
00:20:23.280 uh paperwork okay so what are we gonna do so i've got i'm putting out the candidates right now
00:20:29.640 biden sanders buddha judge uh warren warren klobuchar and tom steyer oh yeah steyer's on the ballot
00:20:39.760 by the way steyer is bloomberg on this ballot no he's not on this okay all right steyer by the way is
00:20:44.820 on the ballot um i'll gabbard i guess is too okay um however steyer in in multiple polls
00:20:50.920 is he was in first place in one poll he was in third place another poll a couple points off the
00:20:56.640 lead and he's not in the debate the other night but well he was not on the ballot no but he was
00:21:02.600 steyer was not uh not on the approved polls he wasn't high enough right so that's how that works
00:21:10.120 that's crazy it's crazy all right who else do i have here steyer uh klobuchar warren
00:21:16.260 klobuchar gabbard do you have biden kloby and sanders uh yes i've got all seven there's seven
00:21:23.140 candidates on the board here we go all right so who's going to win this uh who do you vote for
00:21:27.160 let's just do that if you're a democrat and you have no idea who to vote for okay or who's gonna win
00:21:33.340 so klobuchar three of hearts sanders ace of diamonds this is playing out just like the polls
00:21:38.400 yeah biden queen of spades budajed five of hearts warren uh king of clubs steyer two steyer only two
00:21:48.760 of spades and gabbard got an eight an eight of hearts okay so place them in order right so sanders
00:21:55.060 so maybe would they get how do we do 36 total delegates so this one would be sanders uh gets the
00:22:02.140 first place so we'll give him don't worry about the delegate count you figure that out and give
00:22:07.040 it to us a minute just give us the ranking okay rank one sanders two warren three biden four in a
00:22:14.960 stunning development and tulsi gabbard five klobuchar six steyer that actually with the exception of
00:22:23.080 gabbard could actually be close to accurate it's not impossible it's not impossible i mean i think
00:22:28.340 steyer's gonna do better so why even have the vote i mean we have already seen that's pretty much
00:22:33.540 what people want yeah why not just do that i think that's right right you're right we should just we
00:22:39.440 save all think of all the money we could save we just somebody in some central committee plays the
00:22:46.420 card game war as outlined in the democratic committee's caucus paperwork this is actually
00:22:57.440 what they will be doing tomorrow whenever anyone ties in any precinct this is the glenbeck program
00:23:05.860 all right i have to tell you the uh the canine vitasmart uh this is this is rough greens it is
00:23:12.940 it's amazing what this has done for my dog not only does he eat now because he likes the taste of it
00:23:19.020 but his health has changed he is a different dog i mean it's amazing he is so active he's he's fun to
00:23:29.720 be around um and it's because of all of the nutrients he's getting for rough from rough greens i told you
00:23:36.760 earlier this week my wife uh brought this to our vet because he's gaining weight for the first time she's
00:23:42.400 like what are you doing and she said well we we started this rough green stuff and the doctor's
00:23:47.660 like can i see what's in that so we brought her the bag and she called us back she's like this is
00:23:52.600 fantastic stuff this is great um so it has all of the probiotics all of the live things you know the
00:24:00.820 live good bacteria that your dog needs it changes them stew's seen it pat's seen it i've seen it
00:24:08.380 it's rough greens roughgreens.com slash back or you can call them at 833 glenn 33
00:24:15.060 roughgreens.com slash back if you go to twitter uh at stew does america or at glenn beck we'll make
00:24:22.300 sure we get the documents out to show you how ridiculous nevada is actually going to be tomorrow
00:24:26.720 it is friday i quickly before we get to pat let me go to john in maine hello john you're on the
00:24:55.300 glenn beck program there's a hole in the sky where the tree one stood somebody's making money
00:25:02.200 everybody stand up no no i had somebody's making money you're punishing me back aren't you
00:25:12.040 i most certainly am i live as far away from seattle as i possibly can and still be in the
00:25:16.880 continent i live in maine and i have that song like a mobius strip in my mind thanks to you glenn
00:25:24.300 well you're welcome you're welcome and no thank you uh thanks john from maine uh you know just just
00:25:33.240 for john may i do we have the broadway version of the this is from a city this is in a city council
00:25:40.560 meeting uh this woman got up and started singing this uh without music and we decided to set it to
00:25:48.240 broadway show tune here it is direct from seattle the tree lover
00:25:53.460 there's an unwelcome sight in the neighborhood a developer is being greedy there's a hole in the
00:26:09.140 sky where a tree once stood such a lack of life and sound all that's left is bare muddy ground
00:26:21.720 a mc nilson tree was murdered the mighty dollar cut it down there's a hole in the sky where the tree
00:26:30.540 once was somebody's making money there's a hole in the sky where the tree once was somebody's making
00:26:39.560 money there's a hole in the sky in the sky that tree did not belong to you or me there's a hole in the
00:26:49.460 sky where the tree should be i will tell you uh some fans of the show have gotten quite creative
00:26:58.180 i've had guitar solos sent to me uh but uh this this individual went the extra mile
00:27:05.960 to set it into trap music listen do you have that one
00:27:10.900 yeah
00:27:16.020 yeah
00:27:16.100 yeah
00:27:17.620 such a lack of life and sound all that's left is bare muddy ground
00:27:35.620 a magnificent tree was murdered the mighty dollar cut it down
00:27:41.380 there's a hole in the sky where the tree once was somebody's making money
00:27:47.620 this by the way goes on for about four minutes
00:27:49.940 i just love it i absolutely love it
00:27:55.000 laws protect exceptional trees but the city grants exemption to these and said they reward
00:27:58.740 the developers greed and sanction the murderous deeds everybody's got a job in 2020 not the
00:28:02.900 real to protest just wannabes the feeling it's most concerning to me it's a shady lady dressed like a
00:28:07.140 tree
00:28:07.620 there's a hole in the sky all right all right enough enough welcome to the program pat it's friday pat
00:28:15.780 gray from pat pat gray unleash the podcast you can listen to wherever you get your podcasts or here on
00:28:21.300 blaze tv.com pat yes you did a story today on your show that i have been following for months now
00:28:33.220 uh it's somebody is gluing cowboy hats to pigeons in vegas okay they don't know who was doing this
00:28:43.380 and the reason why i mean it is really it's there was an animal activist that was looking down at the
00:28:50.260 street in vegas and he was like oh look at that pigeon has a wait a minute that it has a cowboy hat
00:28:56.740 on it and he started noticing there were a lot of pigeons on the street with cowboy hats yeah well
00:29:02.980 they caught one and they they saw that somebody was actually gluing those hats to their heads which is
00:29:10.660 very very funny but wrong really really wrong at least they weren't stapled to their heads
00:29:15.060 which i think well that's big we can't appreciate that so now this week there are little mega hats
00:29:25.700 little red mega hats that have been glued to pigeons heads in vegas i'm not and i'm not making this
00:29:33.460 do we have the video there there there's there's some pictures here and and the group that is responsible
00:29:39.940 at least for these is a group they call themselves p period u period t period i period n period putin
00:29:52.180 it's actually probably what an anti-trump uh situation or it is a pro-trump that is just like
00:29:59.940 screw you i don't know what is it yeah i did we don't know we don't know actually it strikes me as
00:30:05.540 like this would be like see russia is like they're trying to make some point about russian influence
00:30:09.940 like at some let me let me just say this this is if there was a way to make money on this
00:30:17.460 conservatives would do this but since there's no money to be paid nobody in the conservative
00:30:23.700 movement has this much time to make little pigeon hats and uh catch the pigeons and then glue them on
00:30:31.300 their heads this is only stuff that the left would do takes a lot more patience than i have
00:30:37.380 right not that was not being done by me we know that really yeah because you were a suspect very
00:30:44.820 high up in my book i know but that's too tedious work for me i'm not doing that uh we did lose one
00:30:50.340 of the pigeons so we lost really yeah nobody knows what killed him but one of the pigeons with the maga hat
00:30:55.300 died could it be that it could be the hat i'm not sure was it stapled was that one stapled yeah they
00:31:02.420 couldn't get the glue to stick so it's really into his brain i mean look at the detail look at the
00:31:08.980 detail of that hat yeah i mean it looks just like a red baseball cap like it was manufactured for a
00:31:16.900 pigeon right yes it's it's that small it's perfectly fit for their head fantastic it has the make america
00:31:24.580 great again right on the front and they don't seem bothered by it the pigeons seem fine well what
00:31:29.540 are they yeah they're fine what are they going to do a frown or something i don't know their wings
00:31:36.260 like they're angry poop on the people who did it they didn't do any of that they're fine i don't know
00:31:42.820 if they didn't you're sure they didn't poop on the people they poop on everybody positive but uh
00:31:47.140 i don't see any evidence of it so i'm just assuming they're all about all right whoever's
00:31:55.860 doing this they should stop yeah but uh they probably we had some fun with it but it uh they
00:32:00.820 probably should stop yeah i think did you guys see the the black bishop who's talking about
00:32:05.220 planned parenthood uh bishop wooden have you seen him no oh we gotta we should we should play a couple
00:32:12.900 of those clips because he's talking about uh how can how you can be a woke church if you don't know
00:32:19.380 about margaret singer and her goals for black people listen to this everybody's talking about being woke
00:32:26.340 whoa whoa and and you didn't know that margaret singer you didn't know that margaret singer said this
00:32:35.140 we don't want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the negro population
00:32:43.700 margaret singer founder of planned parenthood this was written in 1939 so how are you going to be
00:32:50.340 woke how are you going to be a woke church and don't know this
00:32:54.180 this is all this is all this is you bishops and pastors and leaders out there if you haven't told
00:33:05.860 your congregation about the number one killer of african americans an organization that kills more
00:33:14.100 african americans every two weeks than the clan did in its entire history you are not qualified to
00:33:22.020 use the word woke for you are the epitome of being asleep you'll sleep at the wheels
00:33:32.100 he also talks about uh uh hillary clinton and what she had to say about margaret singer which is
00:33:38.820 pretty riveting listen to this hillary clinton did when she received the margaret singer award
00:33:47.780 hillary clinton did say i admire margaret singer enormously not a little bit enormously that's right
00:33:57.220 all y'all who take your picture that's fine come on y'all you can get them she did these are her words
00:34:02.980 they're not my words you know what i would have never there's no politician republican nor democrat
00:34:10.500 see i'm an independent no politician would get my vote nor my support if they would have said i
00:34:16.900 like my margaret singer the woman who said our goal is the extermination of the negro race what kind
00:34:24.740 of negro would vote for a woman who would say such a thing got to be a dumb negro to do that
00:34:35.220 something wrong with you negro
00:34:39.220 it just makes it okay because the b3 is the organ you know when you
00:34:42.740 is and the b3 is there you're kind of like yeah whatever it is i'm clapping for it yes yes
00:34:49.620 a hitler should have had a b3 that would have been a different vibe it would have been a different
00:34:53.220 vibe that's exterminating the jews
00:35:00.100 it does make you feel different it does it does it just gives a happier vibe that is amazing incredible
00:35:07.220 that's amazing he's probably on the clinton death list now but i tell you
00:35:13.380 i love it he goes he he talks about how um 46 percent of black pregnancies end in abortion
00:35:24.100 now we're already six percent we've looked for that specific uh percentage and what i found was
00:35:30.980 36.9 uh nine percent of all abortions are done are done to uh white women 36 of all abortions are with
00:35:43.460 pregnant um black women so is that 46 of of black births it just it might be i think that's where he gets
00:35:53.300 that stat think 36 percent because they're only 14 of the population with whites you know we're
00:36:00.820 76 of the population and responsible for 36.9 of abortion it's disproportionately of course doing
00:36:10.100 exactly what it was designed to do by margaret sanger yes i was to say it was designed to do this
00:36:16.980 whether they say that now or whether they even believe that now is irrelevant
00:36:21.060 right that's the course it was set on yes and why aren't other black preachers or bishops talking
00:36:27.860 about that i have to tell you i've never seen this whole thing is coming down i hope you're right
00:36:33.460 i mean remember you're right now now it took 10 years and it's still not really here but i think
00:36:38.660 everybody can feel it it was it was 10 years ago i was saying to you guys off air we have to get
00:36:46.260 out of the tv network business because this whole thing is going to burn itself to the ground
00:36:52.980 and i have the same feeling the democrats and the republicans to some degree donald trump has burned
00:37:01.860 the republicans to the ground um and you know that whole belief in i mean you might think that you like
00:37:10.100 donald trump but i think when donald trump leaves who are you gonna vote for and it's not like it's
00:37:15.220 a republican thing you know what i mean yeah who's there yeah the same thing is happening right now
00:37:20.580 they're just ahead of us the same thing is happening with the democrats but the democrats have all these
00:37:26.740 woke soldiers out there and that's what's really coming down it's not just like our on our side if you
00:37:34.020 will the republicans i'm an independent too but the republicans i generally vote for and the republicans
00:37:41.300 that system is broken and coming down the corruption in the democratic party and the republican party
00:37:49.300 that's coming down but what's really fueling it now i think is the socialist marxist
00:37:55.940 crazy no gender i'm a butterfly celebrate your abortion all that stuff that i think is evil that
00:38:05.780 is really designed to destroy the family and to destroy any kind of common sense and decency i think that
00:38:15.220 stuff is on fire and this may be the summer of 68 this may be the summer of altamont if you will that
00:38:25.300 it stopped the 1960s insanity dead in its tracks i think they've overplayed their hands so you might
00:38:33.140 see i mean who was it was candace owens i just did an interview with candace owens i think she's was
00:38:39.140 she last week or coming up next week or something on a podcast with me she believes that 60 uh what is it
00:38:46.580 no 30 percent of of blacks will vote republican 30 30 donald trump got a game over she said she said
00:38:59.300 i don't think that can happen but that would be great she said and i said come on he got eight
00:39:04.340 and she said look 15 and it's there's no way that for they can win right she said but i think they could
00:39:10.260 go my she said my low estimate is 20 i think he could go as high as 30 if that happens if they get
00:39:18.020 to 15 percent tim was talking about game changing yeah no need to even hold the election yeah that's
00:39:23.140 how if that happens i mean that should be over it's over thank you so much pat back we're unleashed
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00:40:57.620 so i don't know if you saw the keith ellison tweet uh yesterday uh he tweeted i've never
00:41:18.740 seen a bernie sanders supporter being unusually mean or rude can someone send me an example of
00:41:24.340 a bernie bro being bad well unfortunately for keith the attorney general uh he forgot
00:41:31.940 um about steve scalise because steve scalise tweeted back pretty quickly i can think of an example
00:41:39.060 that's a great sense of humor for a guy who was almost murdered by a bernie bro you know i'm not
00:41:46.760 sure that that was humor that he was expressing there uh but maybe we'll find out i think he's going
00:41:53.000 to be on our next wednesday night special as we go through the violence of bernie bros on the
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00:43:28.940 be in a good mood he's gonna be in a bad mood but he will he will always be entertaining i heard the
00:43:34.840 bad move was the other option is there another is there another one i i know the bad mood many times
00:43:40.720 he's in a good mood with me i think you kind of piss him off but uh bill o'reilly is uh coming up and
00:43:45.760 it's been it's been quite a week in the news uh so we're i'm anxious to see what he has to uh recap
00:43:52.140 and and tell us what the most important story of the week was and the vaticacus is coming up i can't
00:43:58.060 wait to hear his review of the uh of of bloomberg's performance uh also i'd like to get his opinion on
00:44:05.740 what candace owens said and by the way that interview with candace owens where she says
00:44:09.920 that she believes the uh the african-american community will turn out for donald trump around
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00:45:01.440 opinion on it yet and bernie sanders but it was they were they were ripping each other apart and
00:45:07.960 it couldn't have happened to a nicer group of people and i mean that sincerely uh bill o'reilly
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00:47:02.180 mr bill o'reilly uh glad to have you on the program sir how are you
00:47:16.340 i'm uh in a bad mood no i'm okay oh boy all right you're all right i'm under control okay under
00:47:24.480 control i'm ready to go all right well bill you're you're gonna make a lot of people's friday or wreck
00:47:29.560 it if you're in a bad mood so or maybe make it if you're in a bad mood i don't know sometimes it
00:47:33.800 could go either way with you um we would like to get the recap of the week first let's start here
00:47:40.400 what was the biggest story of the week whether the media recognized it as that or not
00:47:46.360 joe biden inhabiting michael bloomberg's body
00:47:53.020 that's what happened um so the biggest story of the week is the billionaire uh bloomberg
00:48:03.600 goes up on the debate stage for the first time and has no idea that he is going to be attacked
00:48:13.340 by elizabeth warren who's standing next to him with blood dripping from her mouth oh i mean it was
00:48:21.060 crazy mayor mike apparently had no idea how any of that was going to happen how is that possible bill
00:48:31.380 that i mean he had to know the the stop and frisk thing uh some of the comments he made he had to
00:48:39.540 have known that he's paying so-called advisors hundreds of thousands of dollars in salary to give
00:48:49.240 him lines he's not a good public speaker as you saw he's never been uh to write things for him to
00:48:56.680 craft commercials so you're right there are two big things that everyone in the country knew
00:49:02.680 what was going to happen was that he was going to be attacked as a racist and attacked as anti-woman
00:49:10.720 and it took elizabeth warren exactly 32 seconds to do that right and then mayor mike had no reply
00:49:20.840 no cogent comeback and so it was stunning and um i think that the media doesn't really know how to
00:49:31.820 put it into perspective because the big beneficiary of this is bernie sanders and i'm uh working on a
00:49:39.760 column now which will be out on monday saying that for the first time in my life there is a political
00:49:47.360 candidate running for office that i think is so heinous that anyone that i know who would support
00:49:57.100 that person i could not interact with so if there's anyone in my orbit who would vote for
00:50:06.720 bernie sanders i cannot deal with them what if someone what if what if somebody who you've maybe
00:50:13.480 known for 10 years or so that wouldn't vote for him but if that individual said bill i think i'm
00:50:20.260 going to vote just to stop all interaction with you how would you feel about that i would understand
00:50:26.820 that okay all right all right yes i've been looking at births an asterisk next to that all right so um
00:50:35.980 so bill that i mean that's quite a statement uh thank you i will tell you that i i i don't you
00:50:43.940 know i don't want to become everything that i despise and that's what the left said about anybody who
00:50:48.140 voted for donald trump they couldn't interact with him i want to understand them um because
00:50:54.140 because it doesn't make any sense unless you're a marxist or a fool no no but but this is a direct
00:51:01.580 bernie sanders a direct threat to my family oh i know that okay so donald trump's not a direct threat
00:51:08.080 to my family um or anybody else's family you may not like him you may think he's a vulgarian and and
00:51:15.520 i don't that doesn't bother me okay so make the case let's just say you're talking to somebody and
00:51:21.780 you're really trying to impact them you're not going to call them names or do what the left does to us
00:51:27.780 tell give lay out the case against bernie sanders how bill is he possibly going to hurt your family
00:51:34.720 if bernie sanders were elected president all of my retirement funds my college education funds
00:51:43.920 everything that i've saved and worked so hard to accumulate would vaporize do you not understand
00:51:53.460 that corporate america is not going to allow its profits to be taken by the federal government
00:52:02.960 and mass they will leave the country stop research and development lay off millions of people
00:52:11.120 the stock market will collapse and thereby all the 401ks all the iras everything that everybody has
00:52:19.740 worked for will collapse do you not understand that will happen bill you're listening to you're
00:52:27.160 listening to extremists i mean that's not what bernie wants to do i really have a hard time making
00:52:34.840 this case if you don't believe it you don't believe it but the man does not believe in private property
00:52:41.000 he wants to tax people with assets up to 80 90 that's confiscation okay so you believe what you
00:52:52.440 want to believe this is his own words he's not trying to fool anybody what's the difference between
00:53:00.240 bernie sanders and fidel castro well what's the difference between what's the difference between
00:53:05.160 donald trump and adolf hitler all right we'll get to that later you asked me about bernie sanders yeah
00:53:12.220 well that's that's what that that's what they'll say i think there's going to be people that would
00:53:16.640 vote well chuck schumer is one of them um and he said we'll vote for anyone to stop donald trump and
00:53:22.560 i think there's a lot of that mentality idiot chuck schumer has contributed to the disintegration of
00:53:28.540 new york state okay he's an idiot but but there's part two on bernie bernie sanders clearly said
00:53:36.480 in the new hampshire debate that america was a racist society top to bottom i was insulted by that
00:53:46.060 i'm not a racist i don't believe our society is racist um i guess bernie missed that barack obama
00:53:53.500 was president for eight years okay so he insulted every single person in this country by saying that
00:54:00.900 the uh united states of america is a racist society society okay from top to bottom well blank you pal
00:54:10.420 okay that's not true that's a lie and you just besmirched me and every other american and and this
00:54:20.520 i've never heard your analysis i have never heard your analysis that would have disqualified the
00:54:26.380 man i've never i've never heard your analysis so personal i mean you this is do you not under
00:54:33.860 beck i know you're a playing devil's advocate and that's a smart thing to do because you can whip me up
00:54:38.720 um i would never do that do not understand the danger that is standing there oh i do millions of
00:54:48.020 americans do not so therefore if i can't get through to them because i chronicle this stuff
00:54:54.360 on billoreilly.com bernie sanders and and the only moment bloomberg had of any clarity the other night
00:55:02.620 was when he turned to sanders and said hey you're the biggest socialist in town and you got three homes
00:55:10.180 okay and bernie sanders is a millionaire and he's never earned a nickel in the private sector
00:55:18.860 and the reason he's a millionaire is because every job he's had he's given his wife and his family
00:55:25.640 big buck jobs that accompany that all right and i've i've chronicled it on billoreilly.com
00:55:34.520 peter schweitzer has written about it this guy's the biggest charlatan in the world all right he
00:55:40.780 lives large he flies on private jets existential threat climate change where's my jet hey stuff it
00:55:49.520 pal you're the biggest phony the biggest liar and the biggest threat to this country that i've seen in
00:55:55.840 my entire adult life and yet millions of americans are voting for him what's the matter with you people
00:56:04.540 what is the matter with you i don't want to hear trump i don't care if you like trump or not
00:56:10.120 all right and you didn't hear one question from the nbc stooges hey the economy's pretty good is it not
00:56:18.540 democratic candidates did you hear one statement i thought i was living in the dust bowl i thought it
00:56:26.620 was 1932 it's just the country has has now collapsed into dishonesty and these zombies walking around
00:56:39.040 bernie sanders you ready for bernie sanders i know you have to take a break but before let me just give
00:56:44.000 you this bernie sanders tells you he's going to pay every single health care bill for 330 million
00:56:53.140 americans and 20 million illegal aliens and it'll be a lot more because he's not going to stop anybody
00:56:58.720 from coming here all right every single health care bill federal government's going to pay but not
00:57:04.600 only that all your dental all your eyeglasses all your hearing aids all your senior care all your
00:57:12.820 child care all your educational everything there's not enough money on the planet on the bleeping
00:57:21.620 planet to pay for all that and the nbc stooges sit there going oh well well it's just it offends me to
00:57:34.160 my core that we have a little elizabeth warren a bernie sanders selling this bunch of garbage and
00:57:41.460 millions of americans are buying it i'm gonna let uh i'm gonna let bill's doctors just check his
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00:59:36.440 so tell me about michael bloomberg and what people should know about him i know bloomberg
00:59:55.340 um for a long time i i think i told you last week i sat next to him at a dinner party that
01:00:00.980 barbara walters had in her house um what was that you know back and forth was that the the meeting of
01:00:06.940 the dead or almost dead the crypt keeper society what was that bill that you were that was uh you
01:00:12.820 know henry kissinger's wife was there uh there were a lot of swells a lot of rich people there yeah
01:00:18.320 all right i think barbara just invited us because we were we were the entertainment yeah you're the
01:00:22.840 little monkey show yeah look we've got a conservative in a cage let's poke him well bloomberg's smart guy
01:00:30.420 yeah um not not a warm and fuzzy guy not a people guy uh he's uh you know running in the wrong party
01:00:39.380 obviously but it was really stunning to go back to our um first question in this uh interview um that
01:00:47.560 he couldn't just look at elizabeth warren and say um listen lady um do you have any idea
01:00:53.340 how many people of color are victims of violent crime do you know now elizabeth warren does not know
01:01:02.260 would not be able to answer that question you put her on the defensive the answer is in the urban
01:01:07.840 centers of america 90 percent of violent crime victims are people of color 90 percent so stop and
01:01:18.640 risk may have unintended consequences that are not right but it's not a war crime it cut murders in
01:01:27.240 poor black neighborhoods by more than 50 percent so that's all he had to say to her and on the woman
01:01:36.100 thing all he had to do was look at her and say every single corporation in the world not just in the
01:01:42.480 united states has problems with personnel at times employees have beefs against the company
01:01:50.060 there's two ways you deal with it in court or you settle it and then if you settle it you write a
01:01:58.320 contract and usually the employee gets some kind of compensation no one forces the employee to sign
01:02:04.640 anything the employee agrees it's a contract so why would i or any ceo looking out for our company
01:02:14.100 tear up that contract that's all you say to her because elizabeth warren is a due process denier
01:02:24.560 you saw that in the brett kavanaugh hearings she convicted kavanaugh and know nothing about it
01:02:30.980 she knew nothing about it but convicted him of the heinous crime she i don't wail on her because
01:02:37.920 she doesn't have any chance she's so unlikable she makes hillary clinton look like oprah winfrey
01:02:43.720 she does that's how unlikable elizabeth warren is can i tell you something though bill this is i think
01:02:49.700 the most unlikable group of people you could find bloomberg is really an unlikable person um
01:02:58.200 sanders is just an angry old man yelling at you to get off the lawn and and elizabeth warren is
01:03:07.940 fake at best at best uh but she's she's plastic and unlikable as an unlikable person myself
01:03:17.940 um you're the king of the unlikable people see i have a deeper insight into that yeah okay go ahead
01:03:25.660 beck is beck is kind of a likable guy i i don't know stew personally i just talked to him on this
01:03:31.080 but i think stew's likable too very like but you know me i could be put in that category i that would
01:03:35.900 be wrong i am misunderstood but i think buddha judge is a likable guy i do too okay okay um even though
01:03:45.400 she's kind of masquerading up there as a kind of a moderate and she really isn't um joe biden i
01:03:52.240 think used to be now he's just weird you know now you're like i don't know what he is but you know
01:03:57.940 the the old test used to be hey could he get on mtv talk about boxers or briefs play the saxophone
01:04:04.220 and always always would you want to hang out and have a beer with him there's no one at the top
01:04:11.200 except for buddha judge that i think americans would say oh yeah i'd like to hang out with them
01:04:17.020 i like them yeah but with buddha judge he'd have to buy the beer before i would go
01:04:21.460 all right i'm not um because i think it when i don't really fully trust him he is not unlikable
01:04:28.740 right but biden used to be likable yes until he entered the twilight zone with rod sterling
01:04:36.820 what now there's someone inhabiting joe biden's body i i don't know whether it's an alien it's an
01:04:43.520 80 it's a it's a 95 year old man that's what it is waiting for him who's in he's very well dressed
01:04:51.240 to be standing there and kind of an arm come out through his chest
01:04:55.080 i will tell you this bill i don't understand his strategy yesterday
01:05:02.800 he said strategy i know yesterday he said look i i probably am a one-term president you know and i
01:05:10.900 promise i'll only serve one one term you know if my mental faculty start to decline what is he doing
01:05:18.520 joe joe biden is running on the befuddlement ticket remember the boomer ticket yeah he's on
01:05:25.820 a befuddlement ticket and his slogan is i have no clue so if you're clueless vote for me right i
01:05:35.860 could get i could open up the front door of my house and get lost and my family be looking for me
01:05:41.420 and i don't know my address i mean it's it's really bizarre more with bill o'reilly here in just a
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01:07:31.540 this is the glenbeck program it is friday america which means bill o'reilly joins us
01:07:59.620 uh i want to take you bill uh to one of the other big stories that i think is happening now
01:08:05.860 and i'm confused by it um i i am counting so much on uh bill barr our attorney general
01:08:14.260 to clean up the mess in washington and in the justice department and from everybody i talk to
01:08:22.580 in washington they all have full confidence in him and they believe he's on the case
01:08:28.220 um and now this little spat which i'm hoping is just something that the media is stirring up to
01:08:38.260 try to pit these two against each other uh is it going to turn into something is this real what's
01:08:46.280 happening with bill barr and donald trump okay i am on it uh first of all i do need 30 seconds at
01:08:54.240 the end of this very conversation look i pay you in sandwiches every week it'll be beneficial to you
01:09:02.060 all right okay well then it's we'll do it okay so donald trump is a guy who uh gets into um black
01:09:11.440 moods not not crazy moods where he throws stuff or he's jumping up and down or setting himself so he's
01:09:17.280 never thrown a lamp at somebody like hillary clinton all right no he doesn't do that okay but
01:09:21.880 he gets into moods where he's not really thinking clearly okay and so um i would say 10 days ago
01:09:31.980 one of the moods brought him to the conclusion that barr was being disloyal and not uh aggressively
01:09:40.640 seeking out wrongdoers um like hillary clinton and and the fbi and the russian collusion stuff
01:09:47.620 right this happens once every couple of months and so he vented and uh bar didn't like it
01:09:56.520 and stone was the uh venti all right it was that's coalesced around stone but it was more than that
01:10:04.560 and then bar basically said look uh i can't do my job if i'm in on the cut here which he should have
01:10:12.300 said bar was absolutely he was the way he did it and i thought the right thing to do right and i
01:10:16.800 thought he did it with real respect to the president too it's like look i bar is in my opinion bar has
01:10:23.260 been a very honest attorney general yeah right and you know the democrats yelling about him if you look
01:10:29.440 at what holder and lynch did i mean it's oh it's sickening it's sickening so trump got the message
01:10:36.640 because then the next day he said yeah that's right it does make it hard for him to do his job
01:10:43.080 when i i tweet that's the closest you'll ever get to an apology from donald trump right the closest
01:10:50.180 he'll if you read the united states trump he never ever apologizes and i got into that with his son
01:10:56.760 the why about it and all that was rush rush limbaugh just uh said uh i think last week that that the
01:11:03.860 president called him and said don't ever apologize for anything you ever said he just doesn't he sees
01:11:08.780 his weakness and if you watch bloomberg slobber around about uh stop and frisk yeah it is weakness yeah
01:11:16.680 you know particularly when you have when you don't argument that your intent yeah was to save lives
01:11:23.100 right it was and i don't i just don't believe his and let's get back to bar and trump yeah now um
01:11:31.860 i have made it clear on billoreilly.com and in private channels that if donald trump were to fire bar
01:11:39.720 that puts his entire re-election in jeopardy agree 100 okay so he knows that's my opinion
01:11:47.700 i think he values that opinion but i'm not sure i think he also is probably hearing that opinion from
01:11:56.320 others hopefully it's a closed circle maybe he listens to two guys um not a lot of opinion flowing into
01:12:07.320 that oval office so i don't expect but i could be wrong that the bar situation will escalate i think
01:12:17.580 that bar will issue the durham report in early summer before the conventions um i think there's
01:12:26.780 going to be indictments but i was surprised by the mccabe pass because they could have indicted mccabe
01:12:32.640 the only thing i can think of is that mccabe's helping them behind the scenes which mccabe would
01:12:38.420 never admit but just the only thing i can think of what do you know about bill bar do you know him
01:12:45.480 no never met him um everyone everyone says to me he's the real deal and he's actively working to
01:12:56.540 clean this up and you'll be amazed in the end but they also say that as if they know but then they
01:13:04.260 always qualify it with well and i don't really know i'm really i'm counting on this
01:13:09.580 so bar's an old old school guy and that and it means a few things when you're old school you have
01:13:16.100 loyalty all right so we're living in a country that really doesn't have any loyalty now that's god
01:13:21.800 anything loyalty and and honesty telling the truth evaporated in america are you if you can lie and
01:13:28.460 benefit yourself you go right ahead prevailing wisdom so bar's old school so he's loyal to trump
01:13:34.740 he is but he's not gonna do anything um that would be dishonest to aid the president that's what
01:13:45.260 people should know he's loyal to trump he genuinely believe genuinely believes bar does that this whole
01:13:52.780 russian collusion thing was a contrived attempt to remove donald trump from power bar believes that
01:14:01.600 it's like a prosecutor who believes that the defendant he's prosecuting did murder the young girl
01:14:08.600 he doesn't have any doubt about it right so that's where bar is loyal to the president does believe the
01:14:16.380 russian collusion thing was a contrived attempt by very powerful people in washington to remove
01:14:22.700 trump dishonestly that's where we are now whether he can prove that or not we have to have evidence
01:14:30.040 beyond a reasonable doubt all right uh bill o'reilly i'm going to give you more than 30 seconds because
01:14:36.720 i want to ask you a question you're working on your next book and it's killing crazy horse
01:14:41.060 i am a i am crazy for crazy horse i know i know the crazy horse story i i i wrote a
01:14:51.460 um a a a series based on on uh crazy horse and i've wanted to make it into a book for a very long
01:15:00.020 time uh this is killing a crazy horse the merciless indian wars in america please tell me crazy horse is a
01:15:09.440 hero in your book crazy horse was feared by the u.s government now whether he's a hero or not you're
01:15:15.800 going to decide after you read my book because again this is a unvarnished no spin both sides whites
01:15:23.560 and indians i'm giving you the facts from andrew jackson and chief joseph anybody interested in the
01:15:30.240 development of the united states as it resonates now will find this book i think uh really enthralling
01:15:37.620 but do you know why the u.s government feared crazy horse uh i do but go ahead all right because
01:15:45.380 he was such a brilliant military tactician and the um procedures that he brought to warfare
01:15:54.740 the washington people the war department said if this spreads if native americans adopt
01:16:03.540 the tactics that crazy horse is using this is going to make our lives unbelievably difficult
01:16:10.860 so they had to confront crazy horse which is why custer went after him um it wasn't like
01:16:20.340 cochise or geronimo which and we get into all of those guys even tecumseh
01:16:24.420 where there were annoyances crazy horse was a threat and you know what people have no idea how
01:16:32.760 this went down and it was brutal by the way unbelievably brutal more brutal than the civil war
01:16:38.920 do you the indian wars were more brutal in the civil war do you are you aware of who he was as a child
01:16:45.000 and how gentle and kind uh he was well we don't get into the gentle and kindness because that's
01:16:51.180 really not my milieu but to understand him bill let me just say this to understand him if you don't
01:16:58.900 understand his childhood and what happened a on his first buffalo hunt and also uh what happened with
01:17:07.440 him and some uh friends of his when they went out and hunted their first deer uh you don't really
01:17:14.340 understand crazy horse and that is the balance you kind of look at this guy and you say this guy was
01:17:20.860 a brutal brutal uh warrior that was just he was frightening he was truly frightening but if you
01:17:29.220 understand his childhood you're you're it it begs the question how did that boy become that man
01:17:38.060 and once you understand that crazy horse crazy horse is a big part of it but i think your research is
01:17:44.760 probably will trump mine but in the context of what was happening in the expansion of the united states
01:17:51.980 and why things went down the way they did on both sides killing crazy horse will engage you you're
01:17:59.160 gonna really i just wanted to it's just about him okay i'm glad to hear that it's another white man book
01:18:06.020 about the white man's history no there's a lot of uh history from the indian side a lot of stuff you
01:18:13.680 glenn beck had no blanking clue about
01:18:16.020 all right very strong as it is in all the other books you know that right um i got i'm opening up
01:18:25.540 billoreilly.com uh for everybody this weekend that's what i wanted to tell you because our analysis of the
01:18:32.840 debate and the presidential race in general is so different than what you're seeing on cable news
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01:18:46.060 um so i want people to sample that because i do believe now this is evolving into the most important
01:18:52.780 election of our lifetime and you're not being told the truth by the corporate media they're not going
01:18:58.100 to tell you the truth on either side and so i want people to do it we're opening up billoreilly.com
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01:19:22.340 office and i'll be touring around because i feel this is so important that i'm going to actually get on
01:19:27.460 the planes and visit everywhere shut up because those poor people that are going to be locked
01:19:32.440 40 000 feet in the air in an airplane with you whoa no no no i'll take the private i'll okay i'm
01:19:39.600 subletting bernie sanders's jet okay good good all right all right good thank you very much back
01:19:46.040 that was very kind of you to give me that time you bet thank you so much mr bill o'reilly yeah don't
01:19:50.840 worry about saying thank you to me bill don't worry about it no no we do wait for it
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01:21:27.140 this is the glenbeck program
01:21:31.940 welcome to the glenbeck program
01:22:01.880 it's friday uh we have a coronavirus update you know we probably should have some fun music for
01:22:08.700 that uh just because it doesn't sound fun you know the coronavirus update uh no it doesn't it
01:22:17.020 doesn't uh but we'll get to that here uh coming up in in just a second stand by for that um also
01:22:24.820 an indian man in indian man in india uh has found a new god and his god is donald trump and uh he's
01:22:34.080 made a statue his name is busa krishna and uh his neighbors don't mind the giant statue of donald trump
01:22:42.640 outside of his house his house is now called the trump house uh and uh he worships him as a god
01:22:50.900 uh and the the villagers say hey we we think he's great he's devoted he's really devoted to something
01:23:00.240 and that's good makes him a better makes him a better man
01:23:03.320 you know i i mean i've got an issue with the you know pray he prays to trump every day and he says that
01:23:15.540 he's gotten lots of success and trump comes to him in dream so if my neighbor is saying those things
01:23:22.400 i might be concerned okay really yeah but i don't live in india so he's not your neighbor it's not my
01:23:29.980 neighbor very far away so i don't care oh that's right this global community
01:23:35.080 if i'm a villager that would say hey dude the huge statue of donald trump that you're pouring
01:23:43.220 milk over or whatever it is you're doing in your ritual not cool i mean that's weird don't you think
01:23:49.060 you know this guy's ending he's at the next state of the union in the crowd yeah trump's flying him in
01:23:53.640 with the statue one seat is the guy one seats the statue i would get his phone number if i were
01:24:00.660 donald trump i'd get his phone number i'd just call him at night i know what you're thinking
01:24:03.800 i know what you're thinking it would be my hobby i think i think i would get like the the cia to
01:24:09.640 install speakers in his house so trump could just speak to him you just hear me walking around the
01:24:13.420 house and just hear trump's voice not tell him to do anything no you know not see what happens
01:24:17.680 just be like trump steaks they're delicious trump water is the best water
01:24:23.980 ephesians 12 to 14 really is that in ephesia i don't remember it but okay all right well it's the
01:24:34.600 best water uh okay why i would be reading ephesians as somebody who is named krishna i don't know but uh
01:24:44.820 i'm sure all right look it all works out it all works out in the end that's it i probably not
01:24:50.340 not for him not for any of us at this point not after today's show yeah uh we're gonna try to be
01:24:56.280 better uh which fails miserably for us every day but we'll try it another hour next hour fresh start
01:25:04.960 fresh start on the glenn beck program you're listening to glenn beck
01:25:11.680 i used to oh my gosh thank you hillary you're welcome what a delight coming for her to throw it
01:25:29.180 to us especially when they're still maintaining to this day a hole in the sky where the tree should be
01:25:34.400 you know she's not even seem to be bothered by that you know well uh that's not it's not okay
01:25:39.940 in my book it's not mine either stew not mine either i guess with people like hillary it's fine
01:25:47.880 that was fine a little disdain there in that well do you need to say more than hillary it's like
01:25:56.020 romney yeah hillary it just works you know i mean tonight on studios america jason buttrell
01:26:02.620 jason you know you think the three of them are in collusion collusion romney hillary jason coming up
01:26:14.100 on msnbc that's a good problem yeah it is it's very dramatic true crime stories uh all right we'll uh
01:26:23.280 we'll uh give you our coronavirus update and and then a lot of fun stuff as well like the coronavirus
01:26:29.760 update's not fun i mean what am i saying next
01:26:33.140 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
01:26:51.100 well hello america it's friday and what a friday we have for you we have news on bernie sanders
01:27:04.600 oh you know i don't know if you saw keith ellison said can somebody give me a single example
01:27:12.140 of a bernie bro really going rogue being bad well you're the one that you know tried to shoot all
01:27:21.340 the republican candidates on the baseball field about two years ago i think that was one but
01:27:28.380 other than that well yes i can we'll talk about that coming up in just a second also what's more fun
01:27:36.740 on a friday than a coronavirus update we have that in one minute this is the glenbeck program
01:27:43.060 oh all right glad you're here thank you so much for listening um i i want to tell you about something
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01:28:19.920 for years we tried to find out and put in one place can what is hr doing what are they working on
01:28:26.960 how are sales going how are we tracking compared to last year what what is what's happening with
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01:28:59.440 handle on the numbers and we have to start doing what we do best and i think that's what every single
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01:30:46.700 welcome to uh friday uh i want to give you a coronavirus update do we happen to have any
01:31:02.220 because i'm trying to look for some i don't know some way to make this so it's not so depressing do
01:31:06.880 we have any happy music or any coronavirus theme that did you find anything in the studio that
01:31:13.340 okay probably not the not the look i was going for or this think this is a death mass um but i
01:31:28.060 could be wrong jason uh buttrill is uh with us now uh and has some uh update have you seen jason
01:31:35.220 the number uh of people that we have in quarantine now here in america uh i haven't seen the last number
01:31:42.760 so nbc reported today that that number now is 10 000 people americans quarantined here in america
01:31:51.620 wow on military basis no that's the key so these aren't the ones that we brought in these are people
01:31:57.940 and i think this is great i really think these people are exceptional these are people that went
01:32:04.020 overseas they were in hong kong they were in beijing they were wherever they were in china and as they got
01:32:10.780 onto a plane and came back home they were told um you know you were in a really dangerous zone
01:32:19.500 and they voluntarily are putting themselves at home for two weeks taking their temperature every four
01:32:28.420 what is it four times a day uh and monitoring and keeping a track of of how they're feeling etc for
01:32:35.420 two weeks and so they're self-quarantining at home which i think is great it's great and it kind of
01:32:40.160 goes to the interview that you did with that doctor that basically did the same thing he was like i'm
01:32:43.320 doing this to set an example yeah it looks like it's working yeah it's really really good really
01:32:47.820 good you know stew said we may not have a vaccine but the one thing we do have going for us
01:32:52.280 is communication technology yeah the information age in some way is actually really helping this
01:32:59.100 right i mean people know about think about this 50 years ago we probably barely you would even have
01:33:03.780 any idea what was going on let alone you know every moment you get another update yeah and despite
01:33:09.260 the efforts of the chinese communist party's efforts to keep these things under a lid it's getting out
01:33:14.700 regardless so what is the update that you can bring us uh today well again and that's what it kind of
01:33:19.840 goes to what i just said is you know like like we saw in sars chinese government sat on it and it was
01:33:24.020 able to spread to other countries they did the exact same thing with this it spread to other other
01:33:27.840 countries and we're starting to see that we're now in a new phase of the coronavirus spread
01:33:32.720 and i think cases are going down so it looks like in china in china which is great news great news
01:33:37.340 and it's and it's pretty obvious especially if they watch the show on wednesday um why that's the
01:33:41.540 case because it's an unprecedented i mean it would be unconstitutional here what they're doing but it's
01:33:46.000 an absolute crackdown on both information and people's movement everything um but it's it's starting
01:33:52.160 to go down and um but elsewhere in the world places like south korea they now have 150 cases
01:33:57.060 yeah um it's rising i don't want to say dramatically but it's significantly going up
01:34:01.840 yeah they're saying that now we're in phase two of corona now the good news is as it's starting to go
01:34:08.000 up which makes sense i mean it's you know been 14 to 24 days since people were starting to move around
01:34:14.080 um and even if you caught it from somebody and they didn't get the symptoms you could have caught it
01:34:20.740 from somebody and it's set dormant in you and you pass it to somebody else and then uh you'll start
01:34:26.960 to see these numbers so the numbers around the world are going to start to go up um and so we are in phase
01:34:32.900 two of of this but the really good news is if we can trust the chinese the numbers are going down now
01:34:41.360 so we've hit our peak in china what we know that what we can't trust chinese on is you know i i think
01:34:48.400 they completely lied about knowing where this actually started i don't think they have a clue
01:34:52.960 and that is scary because that means there's other places in china where they're where travel was
01:34:57.280 uninhibited and they were still going um just take for instance what uh canada just reported canada just
01:35:02.900 reported a sentinel event that just happened um one of their citizens got the coronavirus but never
01:35:08.260 went to china right so they're like what is going on so basically a sentinel event is when there is an
01:35:13.960 event where they're not exactly sure that that you know how it got how it got there there's evidence
01:35:20.140 of more widespread transmission here's now you just look into this here's something that bothered me
01:35:24.900 yesterday just didn't seem this didn't seem right on the heels of this being told uh that a canadian in
01:35:33.240 canada went to iran and somehow or another got the coronavirus from going to iran and now is in canada
01:35:43.900 and consider the iranians have only said there was like five cases and they've got them contained
01:35:47.880 so obviously they haven't there is more widespread contamination did you see the press release that
01:35:54.060 the chinese that the iranians put out yesterday no the iranians put out that this was an american
01:36:01.240 zionist germ that we made and we introduced into society um to be able to further the zionist
01:36:13.420 israeli goals and so so this the russians actually started this when i first started looking into
01:36:20.040 this all i got was conspiracy theories and that was the top one there's people in the united states
01:36:24.920 about the israeli really um no they didn't have the israeli uh i think the iranians obviously added
01:36:30.340 that on there they're like yeah let's blame the cia but come on let's add you know the jews in there
01:36:34.660 as well come on right well cia and jews i mean don't we all know now what uh yeah so they've been
01:36:42.840 for a long time blaming it on cia oh yeah so they and it's so convoluted the conspiracy theory
01:36:48.060 because they mentioned the bioweapon they mentioned the uh bio facility in wuhan and somehow jumped to
01:36:53.960 oh but it was a cia a cia bioweapon i'm like how how are you making this jump i mean the bioweapon
01:36:59.760 thing is already is just kind of stupid we can't even speculate on that well remember this is this is
01:37:06.200 something that people some people crazy conspiracy theorists still believe but at the beginning of
01:37:12.720 the aids virus the deal was is that this was a reagan cia thing to kill all the the homosexuals
01:37:20.220 and it was it was brewed to kill homosexuals and blacks in africa yeah the jeremiah right uh philosophy
01:37:27.140 right i mean i think jeremiah right might have said that yeah he did oh he did yeah yeah so i mean
01:37:32.780 there are people that still believe that stuff and are still preaching that about the aids virus
01:37:36.860 sometimes literally preaching it like from from the pulpit but with nobody that was important
01:37:44.580 sitting in the oh gosh no that's what's insane about the misinformation disinformation that swirls
01:37:49.680 around things like this so just for a quick explainer misinformation is just like hey we're
01:37:54.000 going to tell you something you know blatantly false russia does this all the time but what russia
01:37:58.600 also does in places like china is they do disinformation which is information that comes from a
01:38:02.220 trusted source that they leak to them they think is true and then they tell people that trust them
01:38:07.340 like jeremiah right's congregation trust him or people like oliver stone people that are fans of
01:38:13.340 his movies they trust him even though j the movie jfk was in that theory was a complete fabrication that
01:38:18.320 came from the soviet union so just something to keep in mind when these things swirl around so let me
01:38:23.140 ask you this is this disinformation misinformation this is coming from a uk source um china
01:38:31.780 deploys 40 incinerators to wuhan amid fears of coronavirus death toll cover-up who reported
01:38:39.840 that this is daily star hard to say okay china has reportedly deployed 40 industrial incinerators
01:38:47.640 to the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in wuhan chinese media reports that the furnaces have
01:38:52.640 been shipped to the city amid ongoing fears the death toll is being covered up the mobile incinerators
01:38:59.760 can reportedly destroy up to five tons of waste every day and can burn its load in as little as two
01:39:05.780 seconds the cabin is the size of a 20 foot standard container and has a volume of about 30 cubic meters
01:39:12.480 it has the ability to crush solid waste then incinerated and then purify the smoke the incinerators
01:39:19.580 reportedly have been sanctioned for the use uh by the chinese military um uh to dispose of of of bodies
01:39:28.260 it's hard to say especially along the the cremation because we've verified some reports about the cremation
01:39:35.440 we've also disproven other reports and we've we've knocked those out what was the deal i don't understand
01:39:41.600 why or how we found the uh what was it the remember the the heat map and it was uh what was the gas that
01:39:52.240 was being released from burning organic material yeah i don't remember that the actual gas but yeah
01:39:57.320 do you remember that stew what was it i remember this yeah sulfur it was sulfur dioxide and that's what
01:40:03.220 happens when you burn organic material uh and there was this map out that showed that this sulfur dioxide
01:40:11.680 was off the charts uh high just outside of wuhan so it was yeah it was it was more of like a projection
01:40:18.340 that like a weather company was was that was the notice this so like they were they showed like where
01:40:24.540 cremations were happening which were at certain levels but then when it expanded and that's the shot you
01:40:29.780 would see on the internet that would go flying around um that people were reporting on was more
01:40:34.040 the projection of hey if they stay at these levels this is what it's going to be by a certain time
01:40:38.700 frame which there was no never any indication that i never read that on any story that had that map
01:40:45.380 that's how these things happen that's exactly how these things happen that's unbelievable one one
01:40:51.040 thing that an unintended consequence
01:40:53.660 james bond the makers of the the last james bond movie with uh daniel craig is coming out in a few weeks
01:41:03.720 they are now concerned that it's going to be a box office flop
01:41:08.120 because no one is going to the movie theater in china and china is such a big market now and nobody
01:41:18.580 they fear that if it spreads nobody will go to the movies around the world i am so pissed about
01:41:25.400 how hollywood is catering to china so much oh my god did you see the movie midway oh yeah that one
01:41:31.320 part of the movie that was just thrown in there that really didn't pertain to the movie but it was
01:41:35.060 because the chinese funded the movie like hey let's throw this one part in yeah they had to insane
01:41:39.460 yeah they had to they had to add parts about how china was you know the good guy and and everything else
01:41:44.880 and they did it because all the funding but you're going to see that we are a secondary market we're
01:41:49.980 we're close to being a secondary market if you go to netflix or amazon we already are a secondary
01:41:57.540 market to the globe they don't care if it plays in america that's good will it play in the rest of
01:42:04.260 the world uh and so we are going to start seeing things truth justice in the american way is not going
01:42:11.640 to play in hollywood that's one of the things with the adam sandler contract because they gave
01:42:16.340 him so much money right and like you know adam sandler you're like well i mean i know he had he
01:42:21.380 was in uh uncut gems which which was very critically acclaimed but i mean generally speaking it's it
01:42:25.980 hasn't been a last five or ten years haven't been huge adam sandler years in the u.s right
01:42:30.180 apparently he's just mega huge all around the world yeah like his brand of comedy translates really
01:42:36.340 well to people who don't speak english yeah he's kind of like he's like a jerry lewis the jerry lewis
01:42:42.320 at the end of his career you know far as his young part of his career when he was in the 50s and 60s
01:42:48.540 he would make these movies and they would be okay they were huge huge in europe huge and that's why i
01:42:57.380 mean he got like the legion of honor award or something like that he was one of france's biggest
01:43:05.200 movie stars when he was putting the teeth in going hello ladies that's i mean they loved that
01:43:12.820 i don't know why uh anyway i just want you to know coronavirus i don't care if you are blowing
01:43:20.640 snot all over the back of my shirt i'm going to see daniel craig's last james bond thank you so much
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01:45:20.380 so there could not be a better time uh for next wednesday's uh special on bernie sanders and the
01:45:43.100 violence that surrounds him and the radicals that he has listen to this a former advisor on
01:45:50.520 criminal justice issues to bernie sanders was plotting a violent prison escape stashing guns
01:45:56.880 and ammunition inside a soon-to-be-open prison nashville police said wednesday that alex friedman
01:46:03.300 a prison reform advocate who helped shaped bernie sanders criminal justice agenda has spent months
01:46:10.020 plotting an escape for inmates of the city's detention center sanders worked with friedman
01:46:16.100 develop his positions on criminal justice uh it's a you know and what a surprise that somebody
01:46:24.740 around bernie sanders hates the system so much uh and just doesn't want to reform it but
01:46:32.180 you know will stash guns in a prison that's being built for prison breaks at a later date
01:46:39.980 incredible yeah incredible yeah i mean this is the thing that donald trump loves more than anything
01:46:45.060 else is when people realize who he's running against like yeah it's like we're gonna make this
01:46:52.280 case on stew does america tonight which is this is basically the best moment of donald trump's
01:46:58.580 presidency he's in the best position he's been in since the beginning and the polling all backs that
01:47:03.540 up oh i think since he came down the escalator yeah maybe so um and you look at um
01:47:09.980 the reasoning for that number one you know there's a lot of really good economic news and there's a
01:47:15.220 lot of things that have gone well on the other side people are learning and meeting the candidates
01:47:21.260 that are the other options yeah and when you look at the other options you're like wait a minute like
01:47:26.160 maybe because it's that unnamed democrat thing that you always talk about like yeah well would you
01:47:31.060 rather have donald trump or a democrat and people will insert in their mind this perfect picture of a
01:47:35.520 democrat who's really competent and does all these things really well and then they you know he might not do
01:47:39.980 in that poll but when you actually watch michael bloomberg on stage and have to experience who
01:47:45.700 this person actually is all of a sudden donald trump looks a hell of a lot better and he's climbing and
01:47:51.360 climbing in the polls because of it and tomorrow nevada votes and it looks like they're gonna go for
01:47:56.740 bernie sanders it's incredible on how insane many of our neighbors have gone to be able to say i'm yes i'm
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01:50:14.660 there by 5 p.m candace owens our friday night exclusive uh i did an interview with candace owens
01:50:20.880 and she's the one that started blexit she's the one that really kanye uh kind of attached himself to
01:50:29.800 uh and said man she makes a lot of sense and then he started coming out with his maga stuff and
01:50:35.100 um she knows him quite well we talked about what's happening in the black community and she says that
01:50:42.880 she thinks that donald trump will get 20 she said that's my conservative view she said i think it'll
01:50:50.900 be closer to 30 percent 20 to 30 percent of the black vote historically that's never well it hasn't
01:50:59.760 happened since the 1960s um the democrats have had a lock on the black vote for ever for ever
01:51:10.100 and uh she says with the things that are going on in the black community and the way he is viewed in
01:51:18.140 the black community um the things that they're waking up to in the black community and because of
01:51:23.680 blexit and and kanye she thinks there will definitely be over 15 percent she says 20 um but 15 percent
01:51:34.960 so you know there's no way for any democrat to win if they if they lose to that they they lose that
01:51:43.820 many democratic supporters they lose 15 percent of the democratic base of you know black voters they're
01:51:50.700 done they're done uh and so it's an interesting conversation that's tonight on the uh friday night
01:51:58.980 exclusive on blaze tv tomorrow on the podcast i interview ruth graham now this today is the day
01:52:06.840 uh of her the anniversary of her father's death truly a great man uh and she's a remarkable remarkable
01:52:16.840 person and in this interview she was really weird i mean we're friends and she was just really strange
01:52:25.980 um when i was talking to her uh recently and and we sat down and i just felt like this weirdness and
01:52:34.280 in the middle of the interview she said i have to apologize to you i lied to you about something
01:52:41.520 and she confesses something that is like whoa what and it's it's remarkable uh so that's on tomorrow's
01:52:53.320 podcast with with ruth graham with ruth graham on sunday i'm on cheryl atkinson's uh show you can find
01:53:02.120 uh find that just go to cheryl atkinson.com uh but i'm on her tv show which is on what what's the name
01:53:08.700 of that company um say no not salem um oh come on no not the playboy no anyway um um no it's that
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01:53:45.220 incredible everyone's job was on the ground yesterday uh after the interview with her
01:53:53.600 uh she is boy oh boy is she a warrior for truth uh and that that is coming up but also tonight
01:54:04.240 on the stew program the stew show which is stew does america yes you have that's on playboy very
01:54:11.560 hard to get guessed oh my gosh very difficult to get him jason buttrell who's who's with us again
01:54:17.420 um because i want to i want you to explain this theory because i think it is such a great theory
01:54:25.400 that you're going to really go in depth with tonight on on stew does america yeah um probably a segment
01:54:31.740 you'll never see anywhere else i can guarantee you this but it should be this is a great theory um it's
01:54:38.760 both frightening and it's both interesting and i know how you like to track like historic trends
01:54:42.280 you know and yeah the way things go um but we're going to compare barry goldwater to bernie sanders
01:54:47.620 i told you this has never been done before now that sounds crazy but listen so you know radicals
01:54:55.900 never win elections typically ever i'm predicting in a like a historic loss if bernie sanders gets the
01:55:01.700 nomination i think he loses historically now the problem is or the interesting thing is is that was
01:55:07.560 barry goldwater in 1964 1964 barry goldwater was the radical of the uh conservative movement a
01:55:14.880 radical conservative you know he actually believed in the constitution that's radical um but uh and of
01:55:20.620 course he went on to defeat the uh the the you know the rockefeller republicans um and if you looked
01:55:27.140 at the debate stage you know a couple days ago you pretty much saw what if if they had a debate like
01:55:32.560 that that's what it would have looked like it would have been all of them at this big giant
01:55:35.840 smorgensborg and instead of eating the food they were eating each other that's that's what was
01:55:39.540 going on but the real target was goldwater the real target was goldwater um goldwater got the
01:55:45.420 nomination he lost historically i mean legitimately historically a historic loss i think still today
01:55:51.280 it was the largest uh you know popular vote loss in history but look what it did for the rest of the
01:55:58.280 of the conservative movement i mean we had reagan during 64 the best speech ever given i think a time
01:56:04.760 for choosing um then we got in the 1980s by the way hang on if you haven't if you haven't listened
01:56:11.340 to a time for choosing just go not now but like in i don't know 20 minutes uh just pulling that number
01:56:18.520 out uh go to youtube and and listen to uh a time for choosing ronald reagan 1964 it is phenomenal
01:56:27.400 and right lockstep today still but so radicals lose elections and usually historically but they
01:56:35.680 look what the trend that they set so if you have a party like the rockefeller republicans
01:56:39.980 they had no ideas um and see if this sounds like the democrat party right now um people were tired of
01:56:47.340 of them they weren't doing what they were saying um there were no uh new ideas goldwater busted that
01:56:54.040 trend and started the movement now look this is where it gets scary so we're all like hey great
01:56:58.840 you know like you know sanders will lose historically four more years you know of uh of donald trump
01:57:03.320 but what does that mean for the democrat party just look what it did to the conservative party to the
01:57:07.360 republicans back in 1964 going up to 1980 what's going to happen now when the radical loses but his
01:57:14.940 ideas permeate through the democrat party even though they're bad ideas but what does that happen
01:57:20.160 what is that trend if if we're looking at the historic model we might be in trouble and who is
01:57:25.380 who is it that's watching who is it that's young that is a believer in bernie oh my gosh that can
01:57:33.140 that is the right package and will find the right time look at that speech in 20 minutes when you watch
01:57:39.680 a time for choosing from the reagan library look at all the young faces in that crowd yeah they are
01:57:45.980 in their teens and 20s and they're looking at reagan and they're not batting an eye i mean they
01:57:52.720 are enthralled those are the people now that are going going to watch when bernie sanders is you know
01:57:59.140 loses the election they're the ones that are watching him right now right i mean like and it's
01:58:03.320 the sort of aoc thing right at some point someone like aoc could come along that that could string
01:58:08.460 together several words in a row and then what happens well i don't like what if what if she what if she
01:58:13.360 came along and she could tie her shoes by herself like imagine a candidate like that
01:58:18.000 nah it's hard to imagine it's hard to imagine aoc with the ability to feed herself and get through
01:58:22.960 the day he was a straw what garbage disposal what is this thing imagine if you had someone who wasn't
01:58:30.440 like that but believe the same thing i forgot about the garbage disposal video she's always walking
01:58:36.140 around her house with a glass of wine and she's always like it's like so i i just i've i've been
01:58:43.640 walking in this room for a long time and there's this little bump on a wall and i was i flip it up
01:58:52.180 and coincidentally the lights go on i don't know if you've ever seen one of these but like you push it
01:58:59.420 down and again coincidentally i'm not i'm not saying causation here uh but it goes it goes off
01:59:10.420 it's crazy she's always walking around her house with a glass of wine discovering something they call
01:59:18.120 this carpet okay thank you all right so it's like fur on the floor i don't know if i'm living on top of a
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02:04:31.320 you see by the way the nevada debate the other night most watched democratic debate in history
02:04:37.780 in history history you're kidding me uh yeah and uh which is pretty amazing i mean i guess the
02:04:44.600 bloomberg thing was the big thing right here's a guy who's at 17 18 percent they hadn't seen him
02:04:48.640 do anything yet he's got and i think it's getting serious now for the rest of the country
02:04:52.420 yeah it's starting to feel like hey we're getting close you know super tuesday is coming and so
02:04:57.560 you know now it's kind of narrowed down and you're like wait is it really a socialist is going to be
02:05:02.980 our guy holy crap right and then bloomberg coming in and so somebody new to look at for a lot of the
02:05:10.160 country uh that kind of makes sense the biggest in history is a little bizarre a little bizarre um
02:05:16.220 but i know a lot of conservatives that were watching it who would never vote because it was
02:05:20.760 i mean it was and that's the best super bowl game ever yeah and it's a fascinating experiment right
02:05:26.080 it's something that's never before been tried in american history of someone who coming in and
02:05:30.060 spending the types of money that we're seeing with bloomberg and attempting to do it this way
02:05:33.860 skipping in the force and it's the first in american history where the leader is a socialist a
02:05:38.840 declared socialist eugene debbs never led the field back in the day no never did never did um
02:05:44.140 listen to this calendar in case you're wondering um how fast this is going to happen tomorrow is
02:05:50.140 the nevada caucus a week from tomorrow is south carolina three days later is super tuesday and 40
02:05:59.200 percent of the delegates are out or handed out by then so you are like halfway through this race
02:06:06.260 a week from tuesday that's how fast this is going to come in the next uh in the next 10 days or so
02:06:11.780 so it is a a lot of a lot of stuff going on and you got to think too a lot of these candidates can
02:06:18.200 probably make it to super tuesday right you make it through nevada unless it's a complete disaster
02:06:22.540 you get to south carolina see what happens then you get super tuesday might as well give it a shot
02:06:26.260 after that you're going to start seeing i think i mean we know bloomberg can stay in no matter what
02:06:30.560 we know sanders can stay in no matter what i mean steyer technically could stay in no matter what
02:06:35.560 beyond that though you better get some results i mean budajet has been really good at raising money
02:06:40.920 but it doesn't seem to be there as much as it should be considering he's leading the delegates
02:06:45.100 right he's he's the actual leader in delegates and yet he's not seemingly getting any kind of
02:06:52.600 bounce from it he's not klobuchar and warren off of good debate performances are just
02:06:57.260 piling it in which is bizarre it's i mean it couldn't be a more bizarre election but
02:07:03.060 welcome to 2020 it's only going downhill from here have a safe weekend thank you so much for
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