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00:02:16.440 Well, hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:20.640 I am going to share a couple of stories with you today to the best of my ability.

00:02:28.480 Both stories I have never faced before.

00:02:34.820 One story I don't think I can tell you about legally, but I'll try to give you a thumbnail.

00:02:43.440 And the other one is a story that in 45 years of broadcasting, I don't think I've ever seen anything like it.

00:02:52.900 At least from our country. 0.77

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00:03:46.540 Not only that, but I thought my career was done.

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00:04:43.740 Hello, Stu.

00:04:45.100 How are you?

00:04:45.860 Glenn, how are you?

00:04:46.740 Oh, you know.

00:04:50.380 It's a ring endorsement of how you feel today.

00:04:52.860 Yeah, I think, yeah.

00:04:54.980 You're a little tense, I noticed, coming in.

00:04:58.040 There's some news that seems to be a tad bothersome.

00:05:02.080 For the future of the Republic.

00:05:04.580 Yeah, there's a couple of stories out that are quite disturbing.

00:05:10.960 I think I'm going to start with this one.

00:05:15.080 And I want to read it verbatim.

00:05:18.900 It's from Rolling Stone magazine.

00:05:21.280 Something that I don't usually go to for all my facts and figures.

00:05:24.980 Or anything else.

00:05:25.820 Or anything else.

00:05:26.580 But this is a really disturbing story.

00:05:32.120 And usually the Rolling Stone magazine is on the left.

00:05:36.120 And so for them to bring this story to light is quite remarkable.

00:05:41.480 A minute before 5 a.m., April 27th, ABC News journalist James Gordon Meek fired off a single tweet with a single word.

00:05:54.640 Facts.

00:05:56.180 The network's national security investigative producer was responding to a former CIA agent

00:06:05.060 and his take that the Ukrainian military with assistance from the U.S.

00:06:10.980 was thriving against Russian forces.

00:06:13.320 This agent's tweet filled with acronyms indecipherable to the layperson like TTPs, UW and EW was itself a reply to a missive from Washington Post Pentagon reporter who noted the wealth of information that the U.S.

00:06:31.260 military had gathered about Russian ops just by observing their combat strategy in real time.

00:06:39.200 The interchange illustrated the interplay between the national security community and those who cover it.

00:06:46.300 And no one straddled both worlds quite like ABC News Meek.

00:06:51.580 He was an Emmy-winning deep-dive journalist who was a former senior counterterrorism advisor and investigator for the House Homeland Security Commission.

00:07:02.520 His detractors within ABC, Meek was something of a military fanboy, but his track record of exclusives was undeniable.

00:07:11.560 Breaking the news of foiled terrorist plots in New York City and the Army's cover-up of the fratricidal death of Private First Class David Sherratt in Iraq.

00:07:24.340 A bombshell that earned Meek a face-to-face meeting with President Obama.

00:07:28.580 With nine years at ABC under his belt, a buzzy Hulu documentary poised for Emmy attention, and an upcoming book on the military's chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan,

00:07:42.460 the 52-year-old journalist seemed to be at the height of his powers and the pinnacle of his profession.

00:07:48.300 But outside his Arlington, Virginia apartment, a surreal scene was unfolding, and his storied career was about to come crashing down.

00:08:03.100 Meek's tweet marked the last time he posted on Twitter.

00:08:07.720 The first thing Meek's neighbor, John Anatoly, noticed that morning was a black utility vehicle with blacked-out windows blocking traffic in both directions on Columbus Pike.

00:08:21.540 It was just before dawn on that brisk April day, and self-described police vehicle historian Anatoly was about to grab a coffee at Starbucks before embarking on his daily three-mile walk.

00:08:37.720 He inched closer to get a better vantage, and when he saw an olive green Lenko Bearcat G2, an armored tactical vehicle often employed by the FBI among other law enforcement agencies,

00:08:51.680 a few Arlington County cruisers surrounded the jaw-dropping scene, but all of the other vehicles were unmarked, including the Bearcat.

00:09:01.800 Anatoly counted at least 10 heavily armed personnel in the group.

00:09:09.360 None bore anything identifying which agency was conducting the raid.

00:09:14.820 Just after 10 minutes, the operation inside the Siena Park apartment complex, a six-story upscale building for D.C. professionals, was over.

00:09:25.140 They didn't stick around.

00:09:28.480 They took off pretty quickly and headed west on Columbia Pike towards Fairfax County.

00:09:33.940 Most people seeing that green vehicle will think it's some sort of a tank, but I knew it was a Lenko Bearcat.

00:09:40.680 It's a vehicle designed to jump out of so you can do a raid in a quick amount of time, and it can return fire if they're being fired upon.

00:09:49.180 Multiple sources familiar with the matter say Meek was the target of an FBI raid at the Siena Park Apartments, where he had been living on the top floor for more than a decade.

00:10:01.280 An FBI representative told Rolling Stone its agents were present on the morning of April 27th at that block, but they could not comment further due to an ongoing investigation.

00:10:15.540 Meek has not been charged with a crime, but independent observers believe the raid was among the first, and quite possibly the first, to be carried out on a journalist by the Biden administration.

00:10:31.060 A federal magistrate judge in the Virginia Eastern District Court signed off on a search warrant that day before the raid.

00:10:38.820 If the raid was for Meek's records, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco would have had to give her blessings.

00:10:47.500 A new policy enacted last year prohibits federal prosecutors from seizing journalist documents.

00:10:53.460 Any exception requires the deputy AG's approval.

00:10:58.760 They said, to my knowledge, there hasn't been any case since January 2021.

00:11:04.900 In the raid's aftermath, Meek has made himself scarce.

00:11:12.740 Now, that's the first time.

00:11:14.600 This story takes a turn now, and I'm not sure what we're getting here.

00:11:21.840 In the raid's aftermath, Meek has made himself scarce.

00:11:25.700 None of his Siena Park neighbors, with whom Rolling Stone spoke with, have seen him since.

00:11:32.940 With his apartment now appearing to be vacant, Siena Park management declined to confirm that their long-time tenant was gone, citing privacy policies.

00:11:46.640 Huh.

00:11:48.980 Okay.

00:11:50.420 Similarly, several ABC News colleagues, who are accustomed to unraveling mysteries and cracking investigative stories,

00:12:00.460 tell Rolling Stones, they have no idea what happened to Meek.

00:12:05.920 He just fell off the face of the earth.

00:12:09.520 And when people are asked, no one knows the answer.

00:12:17.020 ABC representative tells Rolling Stone,

00:12:20.140 yeah, he resigned abruptly and he hasn't worked for us for months.

00:12:24.240 Really?

00:12:24.880 Sources familiar with the matter say federal agents allegedly found classified information on Meek's laptop during their raid.

00:12:33.440 One investigative journalist who worked with Meek says it would be highly unusual for a reporter or a producer to keep any classified information on his computer.

00:12:44.700 So now, what happened to him?

00:12:47.960 He hasn't been seen since April.

00:12:51.340 The story goes on to, I don't know, it just gets fuzzy at the end.

00:13:03.320 Let me read you the last paragraph.

00:13:08.060 It is unclear what story, if any, would have put Meek in the FBI crosshairs.

00:13:14.200 Meek worked on extremely sensitive topics from high-profile terrorists in America and Americans held abroad

00:13:21.620 and the exploits of Eric Prince, the founder of the military contractor Blackwater.

00:13:28.180 In recent years, some of Meek's highest-profile reporting delved into an ambush by ISIS,

00:13:33.820 left four American Green Berets dead.

00:13:35.680 Meek and ABC adapted the story in a feature-length documentary,

00:13:40.000 which debuted last year on Veterans Day on Hulu.

00:13:45.360 Hmm.

00:13:47.500 Okay.

00:13:53.460 Is anyone...

00:13:55.380 A.

00:13:57.240 Do we live now in Russia?

00:13:59.800 The FBI is completely and totally out of control.

00:14:08.040 A Emmy award-winning journalist tweets facts and then is whisked away into black...

00:14:21.480 We don't know if it's the FBI.

00:14:22.940 ...into black vans where no one is wearing identification on their flak jacket.

00:14:31.300 Now, this sticks out to me because last night, I talked to one of the guys swept up by the FBI.

00:14:40.940 Remember the father of 11?

00:14:43.900 He was on my show last night.

00:14:45.580 And I said, you know, how did it happen?

00:14:49.060 He said they were pounding on the doors, pounding on the windows.

00:14:51.800 He said, I opened the window to see what was going on.

00:14:55.340 They had guns pointed at the front door.

00:14:58.480 I went to the door and I said, I'm opening the door now.

00:15:01.700 I asked them for identification.

00:15:04.120 And the FBI guy pointed to his chest with the little Velcro thing that said FBI.

00:15:09.120 And he said, that's your identification.

00:15:13.620 Now, that's disturbing in the first place.

00:15:17.860 But these guys didn't have any markings.

00:15:21.880 Why?

00:15:23.720 And where is this guy?

00:15:26.040 And why isn't the world of ABC on fire?

00:15:31.440 Where are the journalists?

00:15:33.140 If Donald Trump had anyone in a gray sedan, not even a black van, a gray sedan, an old one

00:15:43.440 from the 60s, and an old lady got out and said, hey, I'm with the Trump administration

00:15:50.320 and I'd just like to ask you about an article, they would have been screaming to high heaven.

00:15:56.520 Now we have a FBI that is completely out of control and they pick up a journalist in April

00:16:09.220 and we're just hearing about it now.

00:16:12.260 That might be the most disturbing part of the story.

00:16:15.340 The fact that a journalist could be taken out of their home in a raid by the government

00:16:22.440 and no one, no journalist reports it, no one's tweeting about it, there's no discussions

00:16:28.720 for six months?

00:16:30.420 Yeah.

00:16:31.300 And by the way, his partner who worked with him on the documentary that they produced,

00:16:40.380 he told Rolling Stone, I'm not commenting on this story, and then hung up.

00:16:46.760 This is not good, America.

00:16:54.100 This is not good.

00:16:57.360 The fear and the madness has got to stop.

00:17:07.560 We must end it, November 8th.

00:17:11.600 We must end it, November 8th.

00:17:15.260 But I don't think America, I don't know, I don't watch mainstream media anymore,

00:17:20.240 so I don't know what everybody else is saying.

00:17:22.200 I don't even listen to other talk radio shows, I don't listen to anything.

00:17:25.880 So I don't know what warnings you're getting elsewhere,

00:17:29.540 but if you're not hearing an urgent warning on the loss of your country,

00:17:37.800 our Bill of Rights, your freedom, and your economic freedom,

00:17:43.220 you're listening to the wrong people.

00:17:47.060 This is very disturbing.

00:17:51.000 And when we come back, I'll try to tell you about the other story

00:17:55.860 that I don't think even legally I can.

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00:18:12.540 Would you tell me, Stu, honestly,

00:18:16.840 am I, I just want to check myself.

00:18:19.920 Am I overreacting to these things?

00:18:23.760 Am I giving wrong advice?

00:18:25.340 Am I looking at all of these pieces?

00:18:28.960 And at any time, are you going,

00:18:30.740 glan, glan, glan, relax?

00:18:33.140 I think a lot of people are feeling the same way you are.

00:18:35.620 Okay.

00:18:36.360 I do.

00:18:36.980 I mean, I think, again, we don't know the story.

00:18:39.260 Don't know the story.

00:18:39.960 We might find out that there's an explanation for this.

00:18:42.180 There's an anecdote in there where

00:18:43.860 one of his co-workers says he called me up

00:18:47.260 and he said he had all sorts of real problems in his life

00:18:49.640 and he had to pull out of a project.

00:18:50.880 Which bothered me.

00:18:52.260 It bothered me because it led you to believe

00:18:57.020 that he might be suicidal.

00:18:59.200 Right.

00:18:59.960 No, I know.

00:19:00.760 That doesn't help that story.

00:19:03.260 No, but it could be, right?

00:19:04.960 Like, that's true.

00:19:05.800 But that's just one element of a million stories

00:19:08.680 we've done over the past couple of months

00:19:10.320 that make you think there are massive problems going on.

00:19:12.780 But, you know, somebody disappears from April until October

00:19:17.940 and you don't find a body

00:19:20.500 and nobody's doing a manhunt.

00:19:23.860 Nobody's even talking about this story.

00:19:28.780 How is that possible?

00:19:31.420 How is it possible?

00:19:32.140 How is the media?

00:19:33.620 Forget the government actually doing it,

00:19:36.740 which would be incredibly disturbing.

00:19:39.340 But why, where are this guy's friends?

00:19:43.420 These guys, this guy's associates,

00:19:45.420 the people who he depended on,

00:19:47.400 who depended on him.

00:19:48.860 Why weren't they out telling the story

00:19:51.020 four or five months ago?

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00:21:25.440 Welcome to the...

00:21:40.840 This is amazing.

00:21:43.400 This is amazing.

00:21:45.220 Simon & Schuster,

00:21:46.140 I'm just reading this some more.

00:21:47.800 He co-authored

00:21:50.260 Americans Who Undertook 0.96

00:21:51.640 One Last Mission

00:21:52.580 and Honored Promise in Afghanistan,

00:21:54.820 which he co-authored

00:21:55.840 with Lieutenant Colonel Scott Mann,

00:21:58.240 a retired Green Beret.

00:22:00.920 Meek even featured a picture

00:22:02.380 of the soon-to-published book

00:22:03.920 in his bio and social media.

00:22:06.300 But post-April 27th,

00:22:09.240 the book jacket photo

00:22:10.620 disappeared from his bio

00:22:12.620 and Simon & Schuster

00:22:14.280 scrubbed his name

00:22:15.320 from all of the press materials.

00:22:17.620 The first sentence of the jacket

00:22:19.100 previously read,

00:22:20.260 In April, ABC News correspondent

00:22:21.980 James Gordon got an urgent call

00:22:23.780 from a special forces operator

00:22:25.960 serving overseas.

00:22:27.500 Now it says,

00:22:29.020 In April,

00:22:29.820 an urgent call was placed

00:22:31.360 from a special forces operation

00:22:33.280 serving overseas.

00:22:35.420 Why is he being erased?

00:22:37.020 Why is he being erased?

00:22:45.620 Welcome to 1982, gang.

00:22:48.720 Back in a minute.

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00:24:16.740 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

00:24:31.700 My staff is reaching out

00:24:33.580 to the FCC

00:24:34.660 to have a conversation

00:24:36.980 about something

00:24:38.380 that I will

00:24:39.480 delay a day

00:24:42.060 and see what

00:24:45.440 see what my team

00:24:46.820 I

00:24:47.080 I need to tell you

00:24:49.220 this story

00:24:50.060 but I don't think

00:24:51.980 legally I can

00:24:53.440 and I want to

00:24:54.880 I want you to

00:24:56.240 hear

00:24:56.900 the story.

00:25:00.800 The gloves

00:25:02.120 have to come off

00:25:03.260 and

00:25:06.140 I think our attorneys

00:25:08.580 and the FCC

00:25:09.660 need to be involved.

00:25:12.060 and before I

00:25:13.360 move forward

00:25:14.260 if

00:25:15.000 if not

00:25:15.760 well then

00:25:17.080 we'll tell you

00:25:19.860 the story

00:25:20.360 in another way

00:25:21.180 but

00:25:22.880 the gloves

00:25:24.800 need to come off

00:25:25.540 and I want

00:25:26.820 some answers

00:25:27.340 so

00:25:28.800 we'll get to

00:25:29.500 the second story

00:25:30.500 I was telling you

00:25:31.280 that I'm not sure

00:25:32.140 I can tell you

00:25:33.180 on the air

00:25:34.280 we'll give you

00:25:35.680 an update

00:25:36.080 hopefully tomorrow

00:25:36.900 maybe tomorrow

00:25:37.620 I will tell you

00:25:38.340 the story.

00:25:38.820 It's a weird time

00:25:39.220 to do a radio show.

00:25:40.120 It is a

00:25:41.020 I've never dealt

00:25:41.960 with this.

00:25:42.480 Yeah.

00:25:42.820 You've been in it

00:25:43.680 for 22 years

00:25:45.220 right?

00:25:45.840 24?

00:25:47.260 Yeah 24 years

00:25:48.220 I've been doing

00:25:49.560 this for 45

00:25:50.860 nothing like this

00:25:53.500 ever

00:25:53.920 ever

00:25:55.140 people need

00:25:57.000 to understand

00:25:57.720 that

00:25:58.180 and when you

00:25:58.840 listen to people

00:25:59.480 like Joe Rogan

00:26:00.460 or

00:26:01.120 or

00:26:01.720 you know

00:26:03.580 Dave Rubin

00:26:04.800 or any

00:26:05.280 really good

00:26:06.520 podcasters

00:26:07.380 that's

00:26:08.140 podcast

00:26:08.660 they haven't

00:26:11.140 seen

00:26:11.840 broadcast

00:26:13.140 so they don't

00:26:14.380 know the

00:26:15.060 standards

00:26:15.820 that we've

00:26:17.020 always had to

00:26:17.980 live up to

00:26:18.580 and they were

00:26:19.600 without

00:26:20.320 question

00:26:21.480 you

00:26:22.600 we never

00:26:23.160 even got

00:26:23.640 close to

00:26:24.680 those things

00:26:25.480 you never

00:26:26.980 had

00:26:27.220 when you

00:26:28.420 have

00:26:29.060 media

00:26:30.880 experience

00:26:31.840 and you're

00:26:33.380 not one

00:26:34.200 of the

00:26:35.100 club

00:26:36.500 or the

00:26:36.840 cult

00:26:37.420 when you

00:26:38.640 have that

00:26:39.360 and you

00:26:39.820 see how

00:26:40.560 much

00:26:40.920 things have

00:26:41.500 changed

00:26:42.280 and

00:26:43.660 it's just

00:26:45.820 it's remarkable

00:26:46.780 and how

00:26:47.500 fast it is

00:26:48.600 changing

00:26:49.040 all right

00:26:52.240 we were

00:26:52.900 talking about

00:26:53.460 this story

00:26:53.940 from Rolling

00:26:54.480 Stone

00:26:54.840 and Stu

00:26:55.400 and I

00:26:55.600 were talking

00:26:56.040 about it

00:26:56.380 off the

00:26:56.900 air

00:26:57.040 and I

00:26:57.260 think we

00:26:57.660 should

00:26:57.800 talk about

00:26:58.240 it some

00:26:58.620 more

00:26:58.820 because

00:26:59.180 there's

00:27:00.240 there's

00:27:00.900 ABC

00:27:03.440 ABC

00:27:04.280 news

00:27:04.940 producers

00:27:05.460 home

00:27:05.940 rated

00:27:06.760 by

00:27:07.180 FBI

00:27:08.020 this is

00:27:08.880 from

00:27:09.120 the

00:27:09.340 Rolling

00:27:09.580 Stone

00:27:09.960 why

00:27:10.760 is

00:27:11.100 this

00:27:11.340 only

00:27:11.680 in

00:27:11.920 the

00:27:12.040 Rolling

00:27:12.280 Stone

00:27:12.680 Emmy

00:27:13.680 award

00:27:14.120 winning

00:27:14.520 producer

00:27:15.060 James

00:27:15.420 Gordon

00:27:15.720 Meek

00:27:16.020 at his

00:27:16.340 home

00:27:16.620 rated

00:27:17.000 by

00:27:17.240 the

00:27:17.420 FBI

00:27:17.840 this

00:27:18.900 is

00:27:19.100 back

00:27:19.480 in

00:27:19.720 April

00:27:20.500 colleagues

00:27:22.000 say

00:27:22.280 they

00:27:22.480 haven't

00:27:22.840 seen

00:27:23.120 him

00:27:23.380 since

00:27:23.960 the

00:27:24.580 neighbors

00:27:24.940 haven't

00:27:25.320 seen

00:27:25.520 him

00:27:25.700 since

00:27:26.080 his

00:27:26.840 home

00:27:27.480 is

00:27:27.700 now

00:27:27.940 just

00:27:28.320 vacant

00:27:28.900 looks

00:27:30.560 like

00:27:30.800 it's

00:27:31.020 empty

00:27:31.460 what

00:27:32.580 happened

00:27:33.040 where

00:27:33.980 is

00:27:34.220 he

00:27:34.440 is

00:27:35.460 there

00:27:35.740 a

00:27:35.900 missing

00:27:36.140 persons

00:27:36.980 report

00:27:37.500 out

00:27:37.880 on

00:27:38.120 him

00:27:38.380 is

00:27:39.020 there

00:27:39.140 anybody

00:27:39.460 in

00:27:39.700 his

00:27:39.860 life

00:27:40.140 why

00:27:40.460 doesn't

00:27:40.840 the

00:27:41.040 story

00:27:41.680 quote

00:27:42.400 anyone

00:27:42.760 from

00:27:43.180 his

00:27:43.380 family

00:27:43.860 now

00:27:45.440 maybe

00:27:46.060 maybe

00:27:47.400 because

00:27:48.060 you know

00:27:48.500 the one

00:27:49.160 guy

00:27:49.520 he was

00:27:50.000 his

00:27:50.420 director

00:27:51.860 and producer

00:27:52.760 on a

00:27:53.440 film

00:27:53.760 that they

00:27:54.180 were

00:27:54.380 working

00:27:54.760 on

00:27:55.020 that

00:27:55.160 they

00:27:55.320 won

00:27:55.560 the

00:27:55.720 Emmy

00:27:55.960 for

00:27:56.320 when

00:27:57.720 Rolling

00:27:58.020 Stone

00:27:58.320 contacted

00:27:58.980 him

00:27:59.300 about

00:28:00.000 you know

00:28:00.420 hey

00:28:00.740 where

00:28:01.740 is he

00:28:02.200 what

00:28:03.120 happened

00:28:03.560 all he

00:28:04.680 said

00:28:04.980 was

00:28:05.460 I'm

00:28:05.880 not

00:28:06.060 commenting

00:28:06.480 on this

00:28:06.940 story

00:28:07.300 and hung

00:28:07.760 up the

00:28:08.080 phone

00:28:08.360 his

00:28:10.060 colleagues

00:28:10.540 investigative

00:28:11.180 journalists

00:28:11.760 at ABC

00:28:12.400 have no

00:28:13.000 idea what

00:28:13.380 happened

00:28:13.600 to him

00:28:13.880 he

00:28:14.440 was

00:28:14.640 just

00:28:14.840 picked

00:28:15.120 up

00:28:15.360 five

00:28:15.620 o'clock

00:28:15.920 in the

00:28:16.160 morning

00:28:16.380 and

00:28:17.420 after

00:28:17.960 he

00:28:18.160 tweeted

00:28:18.580 facts

00:28:19.440 that

00:28:19.920 was

00:28:20.040 his

00:28:20.200 last

00:28:20.560 tweet

00:28:20.860 and

00:28:21.300 then

00:28:21.660 gone

00:28:22.380 now

00:28:26.080 in

00:28:26.320 reading

00:28:26.680 the

00:28:26.980 story

00:28:27.540 and

00:28:28.440 I

00:28:28.580 can't

00:28:28.960 explain

00:28:29.400 this

00:28:29.640 other

00:28:29.920 than

00:28:30.260 a

00:28:30.540 feeling

00:28:31.000 because

00:28:31.480 the

00:28:31.880 story

00:28:32.320 kind

00:28:32.700 of

00:28:32.820 changes

00:28:33.600 halfway

00:28:34.720 through

00:28:35.160 it

00:28:35.780 makes

00:28:36.120 this

00:28:36.380 incredible

00:28:37.340 charge

00:28:38.140 now

00:28:38.360 either

00:28:38.820 Rolling

00:28:39.460 Stone

00:28:39.860 which is

00:28:40.240 possible

00:28:40.660 Rolling

00:28:41.460 Stone

00:28:41.860 has

00:28:42.340 something

00:28:42.720 and

00:28:42.940 they're

00:28:43.140 hyping

00:28:43.540 it

00:28:43.700 up

00:28:43.960 but

00:28:44.740 why

00:28:45.320 would

00:28:45.660 they

00:28:45.780 do

00:28:45.960 that

00:28:46.240 so

00:28:46.840 they're

00:28:47.040 making

00:28:47.340 it

00:28:47.560 look

00:28:47.940 like

00:28:48.360 oh

00:28:49.100 this

00:28:49.360 is

00:28:49.520 something

00:28:49.820 cloak

00:28:50.240 and

00:28:50.460 dagger

00:28:50.860 you know

00:28:51.700 the

00:28:51.940 FBI

00:28:52.380 that

00:28:53.100 maybe

00:28:53.420 because

00:28:53.880 they

00:28:54.080 don't

00:28:54.240 like

00:28:54.460 the

00:28:54.620 FBI

00:28:55.000 good

00:28:55.700 stand

00:28:56.040 in

00:28:56.180 line

00:28:56.380 maybe

00:28:57.440 it's

00:28:57.760 because

00:28:58.180 that's

00:28:58.600 the way

00:28:58.820 they are

00:28:58.960 but

00:28:59.140 that

00:28:59.480 doesn't

00:28:59.900 make

00:29:00.180 sense

00:29:00.660 in

00:29:01.060 today's

00:29:01.680 world

00:29:02.280 where

00:29:03.180 journalists

00:29:03.680 are supposed

00:29:04.160 to love

00:29:04.700 the FBI

00:29:05.380 yeah

00:29:05.960 I mean

00:29:06.120 certainly

00:29:06.440 Rolling

00:29:06.900 Stone

00:29:07.140 is

00:29:07.320 left

00:29:07.600 wing

00:29:07.880 but

00:29:11.860 you know

00:29:12.460 something

00:29:12.700 like

00:29:13.060 the

00:29:13.280 intercept

00:29:13.640 right

00:29:14.120 like

00:29:14.660 a

00:29:14.960 sort

00:29:15.140 of

00:29:15.260 anti

00:29:15.960 military

00:29:17.640 anti

00:29:19.040 law

00:29:19.580 enforcement

00:29:20.240 strain

00:29:20.920 to their

00:29:21.300 reporting

00:29:21.760 that

00:29:22.020 you

00:29:22.240 could

00:29:22.420 see

00:29:22.700 them

00:29:22.920 being

00:29:23.160 critical

00:29:23.680 even

00:29:24.040 when

00:29:24.240 a

00:29:24.360 Democrat

00:29:24.660 is

00:29:24.920 in

00:29:25.040 office

00:29:25.420 and

00:29:26.600 we

00:29:26.880 should

00:29:27.020 also

00:29:27.200 point

00:29:27.460 out

00:29:27.700 to be

00:29:28.040 fair

00:29:28.320 Rolling

00:29:28.740 Stone

00:29:28.860 does

00:29:29.020 not

00:29:29.160 have

00:29:29.320 the

00:29:29.420 best

00:29:29.600 record

00:29:29.980 when

00:29:30.640 it

00:29:30.740 comes

00:29:30.920 to

00:29:31.060 telling

00:29:31.340 factual

00:29:31.800 stories

00:29:32.360 true

00:29:32.660 true

00:29:32.880 I mean

00:29:33.360 like

00:29:33.560 they

00:29:33.840 have

00:29:34.440 had

00:29:34.820 massive

00:29:35.600 payouts

00:29:36.540 they've

00:29:36.800 had

00:29:36.940 to

00:29:37.100 make

00:29:37.400 if

00:29:37.940 I

00:29:38.060 remember

00:29:38.360 right

00:29:41.860 Virginia

00:29:42.160 case

00:29:42.740 where

00:29:42.960 they

00:29:43.140 they

00:29:43.520 basically

00:29:44.000 accused

00:29:45.260 this

00:29:45.540 team

00:29:45.820 of

00:29:45.980 rape 0.93

00:29:46.320 right

00:29:46.720 but

00:29:46.980 yeah

00:29:47.160 accused

00:29:47.720 of

00:29:47.920 rape 0.93

00:29:48.940 and

00:29:49.220 it

00:29:49.520 was

00:29:49.660 a

00:29:49.800 big

00:29:49.960 scandal

00:29:50.400 and

00:29:50.580 then

00:29:50.760 the

00:29:51.060 whole

00:29:51.260 thing

00:29:51.580 fell

00:29:51.780 apart

00:29:52.140 so

00:29:52.540 they've

00:29:52.760 had

00:29:52.920 many

00:29:53.440 issues

00:29:53.920 over

00:29:54.100 the

00:29:54.220 years

00:29:54.400 so

00:29:55.020 but

00:29:55.280 here's

00:29:55.840 the

00:29:55.960 thing

00:29:56.140 in

00:29:56.360 the

00:29:56.500 first

00:29:56.800 part

00:29:57.060 of

00:29:57.160 the

00:29:57.280 story

00:29:57.640 they

00:29:58.200 make

00:29:58.920 it

00:29:59.100 they

00:30:00.000 lead

00:30:00.480 you

00:30:00.820 to

00:30:01.040 believe

00:30:01.500 that

00:30:02.580 he's

00:30:03.140 gone

00:30:03.400 he's

00:30:04.380 just

00:30:04.520 gone

00:30:04.940 nobody

00:30:05.560 seen

00:30:05.940 him

00:30:06.100 I

00:30:06.400 mean

00:30:06.500 they

00:30:06.640 say

00:30:06.840 that

00:30:07.060 nobody

00:30:07.600 has

00:30:08.000 seen

00:30:08.240 him

00:30:08.380 no

00:30:08.960 one

00:30:09.240 knows

00:30:09.700 where

00:30:09.980 he

00:30:10.160 is

00:30:10.500 the

00:30:10.920 last

00:30:11.400 time

00:30:11.760 anyone

00:30:12.200 saw

00:30:12.760 him

00:30:13.100 was

00:30:13.680 the

00:30:13.860 morning

00:30:14.160 of

00:30:14.400 the

00:30:14.540 FBI

00:30:14.900 raid

00:30:15.320 this

00:30:15.620 is

00:30:15.800 in

00:30:16.000 April

00:30:16.660 but

00:30:17.740 then

00:30:18.220 the

00:30:18.900 next

00:30:19.280 paragraph

00:30:19.800 in

00:30:20.520 the

00:30:20.720 raids

00:30:21.100 aftermath

00:30:21.860 Meek

00:30:22.380 has

00:30:23.020 made

00:30:23.320 himself

00:30:23.920 scarce

00:30:24.680 now

00:30:26.100 that's

00:30:26.480 not

00:30:26.700 making

00:30:27.080 yourself

00:30:27.640 scarce

00:30:28.360 that

00:30:28.600 means

00:30:29.540 you've

00:30:30.680 made

00:30:31.020 yourself

00:30:31.500 invisible

00:30:32.240 you've

00:30:33.160 fallen

00:30:33.460 off

00:30:33.800 the

00:30:34.040 map

00:30:34.480 well

00:30:34.660 I

00:30:34.760 think

00:30:34.880 the

00:30:35.000 accusation

00:30:35.480 is

00:30:35.620 that

00:30:35.760 he

00:30:35.880 didn't

00:30:36.120 make

00:30:36.420 himself

00:30:36.880 anything

00:30:37.320 right

00:30:37.740 the

00:30:37.900 point

00:30:38.040 is

00:30:38.160 he

00:30:38.220 was

00:30:38.360 made

00:30:38.860 by

00:30:39.240 outside

00:30:39.660 forces

00:30:40.320 to

00:30:40.760 be

00:30:41.080 invisible

00:30:41.600 so

00:30:41.980 that

00:30:42.340 but

00:30:42.560 that

00:30:42.900 bothers

00:30:43.460 me

00:30:43.660 that

00:30:43.860 sentence

00:30:44.320 bothers

00:30:44.860 me

00:30:45.120 because

00:30:45.440 that

00:30:45.720 says

00:30:46.240 the

00:30:47.060 reporter

00:30:47.780 is

00:30:48.340 either

00:30:48.820 hyping

00:30:49.760 and

00:30:50.780 doesn't

00:30:51.220 really

00:30:51.840 have

00:30:52.200 everything

00:30:52.660 but

00:30:53.040 enough

00:30:53.560 for

00:30:53.960 the

00:30:54.180 story

00:30:54.500 to

00:30:54.660 be

00:30:54.840 printed

00:30:55.280 but

00:30:56.000 the

00:30:56.220 editor

00:30:56.580 comes

00:30:57.000 in

00:30:57.220 and

00:30:57.380 says

00:30:57.660 wait

00:30:57.980 a

00:30:58.100 minute

00:30:58.220 wait

00:30:58.460 a

00:30:58.600 minute

00:30:58.720 wait

00:30:58.980 a

00:30:59.100 minute

00:30:59.220 you

00:31:00.300 can't

00:31:00.740 say

00:31:01.140 they

00:31:01.440 took

00:31:01.880 him

00:31:02.140 and

00:31:02.360 he

00:31:02.500 disappeared

00:31:03.120 because

00:31:06.120 okay

00:31:07.320 I

00:31:08.680 need

00:31:09.000 you

00:31:09.140 to

00:31:09.360 soften

00:31:09.760 this

00:31:10.040 up

00:31:10.200 because

00:31:10.380 then

00:31:10.540 for

00:31:10.680 a

00:31:10.800 couple

00:31:10.960 of

00:31:11.100 paragraphs

00:31:11.540 it

00:31:12.140 kind

00:31:12.420 of

00:31:12.600 kind

00:31:13.320 of

00:31:13.640 softens

00:31:14.240 it

00:31:14.380 up

00:31:14.620 nowhere

00:31:15.280 does

00:31:15.720 it

00:31:15.880 say

00:31:16.260 they

00:31:17.160 did

00:31:17.480 anything

00:31:17.820 to

00:31:18.160 him

00:31:18.440 and

00:31:19.960 then

00:31:20.380 one

00:31:20.900 colleague

00:31:21.500 the

00:31:21.900 colleague

00:31:22.300 that

00:31:22.580 you

00:31:23.040 know

00:31:23.180 co-wrote

00:31:23.720 a

00:31:23.900 book

00:31:24.260 and

00:31:24.940 was

00:31:25.160 the

00:31:25.380 co-writer

00:31:26.120 of

00:31:26.720 this

00:31:26.940 book

00:31:27.240 the

00:31:28.120 guy

00:31:28.380 who's

00:31:28.740 had

00:31:29.420 that

00:31:29.680 now

00:31:29.940 handed

00:31:30.380 to

00:31:30.600 him

00:31:30.960 and

00:31:31.640 Meeks

00:31:32.000 his

00:31:32.180 name

00:31:32.500 is

00:31:32.700 completely

00:31:33.300 off

00:31:33.740 the

00:31:33.900 book

00:31:34.100 and

00:31:34.220 he's

00:31:36.120 for

00:31:36.740 what

00:31:37.180 what

00:31:37.480 reason

00:31:38.100 what

00:31:38.780 reason

00:31:39.280 he's

00:31:40.440 the

00:31:40.580 one

00:31:40.820 who

00:31:41.020 says

00:31:41.560 yeah

00:31:42.140 he

00:31:42.320 called

00:31:42.660 me

00:31:42.860 and

00:31:42.980 he

00:31:43.160 said

00:31:43.360 he

00:31:43.480 was

00:31:43.600 just

00:31:43.840 distraught

00:31:44.560 and

00:31:45.280 said

00:31:45.520 I

00:31:45.660 can't

00:31:45.920 work

00:31:46.100 on

00:31:46.240 the

00:31:46.360 book

00:31:46.560 anymore

00:31:46.880 and

00:31:47.040 I

00:31:47.180 said

00:31:47.460 you

00:31:47.620 know

00:31:47.720 I

00:31:47.900 understand

00:31:48.380 okay

00:31:48.920 yeah

00:31:49.780 that

00:31:50.100 would

00:31:50.420 be

00:31:50.540 the

00:31:50.660 reason

00:31:50.920 right

00:31:51.180 in

00:31:51.660 theory

00:31:51.960 if

00:31:52.220 you

00:31:52.320 believe

00:31:52.560 the

00:31:52.700 narrative

00:31:53.000 of

00:31:53.240 the

00:31:53.380 story

00:31:53.780 that

00:31:55.000 he's

00:31:55.860 saying

00:31:56.060 that

00:31:56.220 I mean

00:31:56.960 like

00:31:57.080 the

00:31:57.240 alternate

00:31:57.640 theory

00:31:58.440 here

00:31:58.700 would

00:31:58.880 be

00:31:59.020 that

00:31:59.260 this

00:31:59.600 guy

00:31:59.780 just

00:32:06.120 there

00:32:06.260 but

00:32:06.680 like

00:32:06.820 he's

00:32:06.980 in

00:32:07.080 rehab

00:32:07.340 or

00:32:07.680 he's

00:32:08.060 he's

00:32:08.480 having

00:32:08.620 emotional

00:32:09.060 problems

00:32:09.660 or

00:32:09.940 you know

00:32:10.520 some

00:32:10.800 some

00:32:11.100 sort

00:32:11.300 of

00:32:11.400 physical

00:32:11.700 ailment

00:32:12.180 but

00:32:12.620 that

00:32:12.840 doesn't

00:32:13.160 it

00:32:13.400 doesn't

00:32:13.760 line up

00:32:14.360 with

00:32:14.500 the

00:32:14.640 fact

00:32:14.800 that

00:32:15.020 this

00:32:15.660 all

00:32:15.860 seems

00:32:16.140 to

00:32:16.280 have

00:32:16.380 happened

00:32:16.600 after

00:32:16.880 the

00:32:17.020 FBI

00:32:17.360 raid

00:32:17.720 right

00:32:18.080 like

00:32:18.260 that's

00:32:18.660 that's

00:32:19.080 the

00:32:19.200 part

00:32:19.460 of

00:32:19.560 it

00:32:19.940 if

00:32:20.160 there

00:32:20.260 was

00:32:20.380 no

00:32:20.500 FBI

00:32:20.840 raid

00:32:21.160 you

00:32:21.240 might

00:32:21.380 say

00:32:21.520 well

00:32:21.640 why

00:32:21.840 is

00:32:21.960 this

00:32:22.060 guy

00:32:22.180 missing

00:32:22.440 we

00:32:22.660 don't

00:32:22.820 have

00:32:22.960 any

00:32:23.100 answers

00:32:23.500 so

00:32:23.920 what

00:32:24.580 if

00:32:24.900 I

00:32:25.040 were

00:32:25.160 the

00:32:25.360 editor

00:32:25.660 I

00:32:25.920 would

00:32:26.060 be

00:32:26.260 asking

00:32:26.740 is

00:32:27.960 there

00:32:28.440 a

00:32:29.360 missing

00:32:29.720 persons

00:32:30.300 report

00:32:30.840 out

00:32:31.260 on

00:32:31.420 him

00:32:31.640 has

00:32:32.040 anybody

00:32:32.640 filed

00:32:33.220 a

00:32:33.380 missing

00:32:33.620 persons

00:32:34.100 this

00:32:34.800 guy

00:32:35.120 can't

00:32:35.620 be

00:32:35.760 a

00:32:35.900 guy

00:32:36.160 that

00:32:36.340 can

00:32:36.520 just

00:32:36.780 disappear

00:32:37.340 and

00:32:37.660 has

00:32:38.000 no

00:32:39.140 friend

00:32:39.800 that

00:32:41.060 says

00:32:41.600 hey

00:32:42.400 you know

00:32:42.860 I'm

00:32:43.100 really

00:32:43.580 concerned

00:32:44.100 with

00:32:44.320 him

00:32:44.440 we

00:32:44.840 haven't

00:32:45.260 seen

00:32:45.520 him

00:32:45.720 since

00:32:46.080 April

00:32:46.700 he

00:32:47.480 hasn't

00:32:47.980 tweeted

00:32:48.540 he

00:32:49.160 hasn't

00:32:49.480 done

00:32:49.720 anything

00:32:50.480 since

00:32:51.120 April

00:32:51.840 you

00:32:54.320 you

00:32:54.500 know

00:32:54.620 if

00:32:54.880 you're

00:32:55.080 a

00:32:55.220 good

00:32:55.380 friend

00:32:55.760 of

00:32:55.960 his

00:32:56.300 or

00:32:56.680 a

00:32:56.860 family

00:32:57.180 member

00:32:57.580 and

00:32:58.400 you

00:32:58.560 think

00:32:58.960 that

00:32:59.180 he's

00:32:59.520 having

00:32:59.820 some

00:33:00.280 issues

00:33:00.960 you

00:33:02.040 are

00:33:02.260 even

00:33:02.480 stronger

00:33:03.120 on

00:33:03.480 that

00:33:03.840 yeah

00:33:04.080 and

00:33:04.340 they

00:33:04.460 don't

00:33:04.760 have

00:33:05.020 family

00:33:05.540 members

00:33:05.940 quoted

00:33:06.300 no

00:33:06.860 family

00:33:07.220 they're

00:33:07.380 not

00:33:07.560 saying

00:33:07.800 hey

00:33:08.020 we're

00:33:08.220 looking

00:33:08.520 for

00:33:08.760 him

00:33:08.880 too

00:33:09.040 we

00:33:09.200 don't

00:33:09.360 understand

00:33:09.860 it's

00:33:10.460 co-workers

00:33:11.020 and

00:33:11.360 you

00:33:12.120 know

00:33:12.240 co-workers

00:33:12.820 could

00:33:13.160 it's

00:33:13.740 possible

00:33:14.200 you

00:33:14.900 know

00:33:15.100 certainly

00:33:15.540 this

00:33:15.820 day

00:33:16.120 and age

00:33:16.460 when

00:33:16.560 everyone's

00:33:16.900 working

00:33:17.120 at

00:33:17.280 home

00:33:17.580 you

00:33:17.880 might

00:33:18.120 not

00:33:18.340 see

00:33:18.580 a

00:33:18.860 co-worker

00:33:19.280 for

00:33:19.840 a

00:33:19.980 long

00:33:20.140 period

00:33:20.420 of

00:33:20.560 time

00:33:20.820 you'd

00:33:22.200 think

00:33:22.440 they

00:33:22.600 wouldn't

00:33:22.820 write

00:33:23.000 the

00:33:23.160 story

00:33:23.520 though

00:33:23.700 if

00:33:23.800 they

00:33:23.900 did

00:33:24.000 not

00:33:24.140 have

00:33:24.280 an

00:33:24.380 indication

00:33:24.800 like

00:33:25.220 if

00:33:25.320 they

00:33:25.420 knew

00:33:26.700 10

00:33:27.260 minutes

00:33:27.520 after

00:33:27.720 they

00:33:27.880 write

00:33:28.120 it

00:33:28.240 that

00:33:28.400 one

00:33:28.540 of

00:33:28.600 their

00:33:28.700 family

00:33:28.940 members

00:33:29.240 would

00:33:29.340 say

00:33:29.440 I

00:33:29.640 just

00:33:29.920 saw

00:33:30.200 him

00:33:30.320 at

00:33:30.440 lunch

00:33:30.740 yesterday

00:33:31.220 you

00:33:31.740 have

00:33:32.020 to

00:33:32.140 have

00:33:32.260 some

00:33:32.560 sort

00:33:32.820 of

00:33:33.000 confirmation

00:33:33.480 so

00:33:34.080 he's

00:33:34.320 not

00:33:34.500 in

00:33:34.680 New

00:33:34.820 York

00:33:35.080 have

00:33:35.320 you

00:33:35.420 looked

00:33:36.000 at

00:33:36.580 his

00:33:36.820 hometown

00:33:37.380 right

00:33:37.820 you

00:33:38.080 know

00:33:38.200 what

00:33:38.320 I

00:33:38.340 mean

00:33:38.520 yeah

00:33:38.760 yeah

00:33:39.200 he

00:33:39.520 just

00:33:39.700 took

00:33:39.920 a

00:33:40.060 he

00:33:40.200 took

00:33:40.400 a

00:33:40.520 different

00:33:40.740 job

00:33:41.100 he's

00:33:41.280 been

00:33:41.400 working

00:33:41.660 at

00:33:41.860 you

00:33:42.080 know

00:33:42.420 yeah

00:33:43.000 it'd be

00:33:43.640 like

00:33:43.840 you

00:33:44.960 saying

00:33:45.960 I was

00:33:46.460 here

00:33:46.620 one

00:33:46.840 day

00:33:47.060 it

00:33:47.840 was

00:33:48.000 the

00:33:48.160 summer

00:33:48.440 Glenn

00:33:49.540 just

00:33:49.840 disappeared

00:33:50.440 for

00:33:50.760 months

00:33:51.480 he's

00:33:52.320 been

00:33:52.580 gone

00:33:53.080 since

00:33:53.520 June

00:33:54.040 and

00:33:54.360 it's

00:33:54.620 August

00:33:55.120 yeah

00:33:56.340 I'm

00:33:56.960 I'm

00:33:57.140 up in

00:33:57.340 the

00:33:57.440 mountains

00:33:57.760 he's

00:33:58.360 at

00:33:58.440 the

00:33:58.560 ranch

00:33:58.860 he's

00:33:59.160 at

00:33:59.240 the

00:33:59.360 ranch

00:33:59.600 I

00:33:59.800 mean

00:33:59.940 it's

00:34:00.240 just

00:34:00.400 right

00:34:00.600 you

00:34:01.040 can't

00:34:01.440 do

00:34:01.580 that

00:34:02.040 right

00:34:02.320 they

00:34:02.520 don't

00:34:02.940 I

00:34:03.220 assume

00:34:03.580 they

00:34:03.780 want

00:34:04.020 to

00:34:04.160 avoid

00:34:04.540 looking

00:34:04.960 that

00:34:05.340 dumb

00:34:05.800 today

00:34:06.160 if

00:34:06.440 a

00:34:06.580 family

00:34:06.820 member

00:34:07.080 is

00:34:07.180 like

00:34:07.380 hey

00:34:07.660 here

00:34:08.140 he

00:34:08.280 is

00:34:08.440 we

00:34:08.580 swam

00:34:09.000 in

00:34:09.120 the

00:34:09.240 pool

00:34:09.460 yesterday

00:34:09.940 like

00:34:10.240 you

00:34:10.580 know

00:34:10.680 you

00:34:10.840 want

00:34:11.680 to

00:34:11.800 have

00:34:12.000 some

00:34:12.520 belief

00:34:13.480 in

00:34:13.640 the

00:34:13.760 media

00:34:13.980 I

00:34:14.180 guess

00:34:14.420 but

00:34:14.660 I

00:34:15.280 think

00:34:15.480 what's

00:34:15.700 more

00:34:15.880 shocking

00:34:16.180 here

00:34:16.400 we're

00:34:16.780 picking

00:34:17.120 apart

00:34:17.400 this

00:34:17.620 report

00:34:17.980 but

00:34:18.920 why

00:34:19.340 weren't

00:34:19.760 these

00:34:19.940 people

00:34:20.240 asking

00:34:20.680 questions

00:34:21.280 about

00:34:21.540 their

00:34:21.740 friend

00:34:22.120 about

00:34:22.340 their

00:34:22.500 co-worker

00:34:23.080 where

00:34:23.900 were

00:34:24.100 the

00:34:24.240 reporters

00:34:24.700 when

00:34:24.940 they

00:34:25.060 can

00:34:25.180 write

00:34:25.420 about

00:34:25.620 every

00:34:26.180 rumor

00:34:26.840 about

00:34:27.340 Donald

00:34:27.820 Trump

00:34:28.300 they

00:34:28.840 can

00:34:28.960 accuse

00:34:29.300 him

00:34:29.400 of

00:34:29.520 being

00:34:29.660 a

00:34:29.840 Russian

00:34:30.100 asset

00:34:30.480 for

00:34:30.720 five

00:34:31.180 years

00:34:31.520 but

00:34:32.380 they

00:34:32.580 don't

00:34:32.700 have

00:34:32.840 any

00:34:33.100 interest

00:34:33.480 in

00:34:33.660 their

00:34:33.800 own

00:34:34.020 friend

00:34:34.580 and

00:34:34.740 his

00:34:34.900 whereabouts

00:34:35.380 it's

00:34:36.680 kind

00:34:36.920 of

00:34:37.060 weird

00:34:37.400 isn't

00:34:37.640 it

00:34:38.220 that's

00:34:40.620 why

00:34:40.720 I

00:34:40.820 started

00:34:41.120 this

00:34:41.360 hour

00:34:41.580 with

00:34:41.920 never

00:34:43.260 seen

00:34:43.600 this

00:34:43.820 in

00:34:43.960 America

00:34:44.300 before

00:34:44.720 I've

00:34:46.080 never

00:34:46.520 seen

00:34:47.040 this

00:34:47.320 in

00:34:47.480 America

00:34:47.840 this

00:34:48.420 is

00:34:48.620 what

00:34:48.900 you

00:34:49.100 expect

00:34:49.800 in

00:34:50.400 a

00:34:50.500 banana

00:34:53.080 government

00:34:53.360 to

00:34:53.640 do

00:34:53.980 in

00:34:55.380 Russia

00:34:56.240 and

00:34:57.940 the

00:34:58.600 idea

00:34:59.580 again

00:35:00.220 that

00:35:01.240 he

00:35:01.940 had

00:35:02.280 classified

00:35:02.980 information

00:35:03.980 on his

00:35:04.800 laptop

00:35:05.280 he's

00:35:06.580 a

00:35:06.780 journalist

00:35:07.320 he's

00:35:07.880 protected

00:35:08.560 by

00:35:09.100 law

00:35:09.760 and

00:35:10.500 they

00:35:10.660 recently

00:35:11.200 reinforced

00:35:12.600 that

00:35:13.180 law

00:35:13.580 by saying

00:35:14.380 if it's

00:35:14.740 a

00:35:14.960 journalist

00:35:15.360 laptop

00:35:15.960 you

00:35:16.460 have

00:35:16.800 to

00:35:16.960 have

00:35:17.360 the

00:35:17.900 assistant

00:35:18.540 AG

00:35:19.100 to

00:35:20.000 sign

00:35:20.420 off

00:35:20.720 on

00:35:20.920 that

00:35:21.120 warrant

00:35:21.520 the

00:35:22.320 AG

00:35:22.580 didn't

00:35:23.700 so

00:35:24.000 how

00:35:24.440 how

00:35:25.320 is

00:35:25.540 that

00:35:25.800 even

00:35:26.160 how

00:35:27.460 does

00:35:27.620 that

00:35:27.860 square

00:35:28.260 with

00:35:28.500 the

00:35:28.640 story

00:35:28.980 why

00:35:29.560 did

00:35:29.840 they

00:35:30.040 conduct

00:35:30.420 the

00:35:30.660 raid

00:35:31.020 with

00:35:32.040 the

00:35:32.220 rumors

00:35:32.560 that

00:35:32.900 they

00:35:33.040 were

00:35:33.180 looking

00:35:33.500 for

00:35:33.900 some

00:35:34.320 classified

00:35:35.320 information

00:35:36.120 you

00:35:37.680 can't

00:35:38.160 conduct

00:35:38.520 the

00:35:38.700 raid

00:35:38.940 for

00:35:39.160 that

00:35:39.520 on

00:35:39.860 a

00:35:39.980 journalist

00:35:40.320 you've

00:35:40.800 broken

00:35:41.080 the

00:35:41.320 law

00:35:41.780 now

00:35:44.420 the

00:35:44.560 good

00:35:44.680 news

00:35:44.900 is

00:35:45.080 the

00:35:45.220 FBI

00:35:45.540 is

00:35:45.740 looking

00:35:45.960 into

00:35:46.240 it

00:35:46.520 so

00:35:46.960 as

00:35:47.060 soon

00:35:47.180 as

00:35:47.280 they

00:35:47.400 get

00:35:47.620 those

00:35:47.880 pro-life

00:35:50.240 clinic

00:35:50.620 bombers 0.99

00:35:51.100 they're

00:35:51.880 on

00:35:52.060 this

00:35:52.280 one

00:35:52.540 they'll

00:35:53.060 be

00:35:53.200 on

00:35:53.420 this

00:35:53.600 one

00:35:53.820 memories

00:35:54.780 can

00:35:55.240 be

00:35:55.540 a lot

00:35:56.000 like

00:35:56.220 the

00:35:56.400 old

00:35:56.600 game

00:35:56.920 telephone

00:35:57.500 you

00:35:59.700 start

00:36:01.120 you

00:36:01.420 just

00:36:01.600 say

00:36:01.840 something

00:36:02.140 and

00:36:02.340 then

00:36:02.460 it's

00:36:02.600 whispered

00:36:02.940 to the

00:36:03.080 next

00:36:03.240 person

00:36:03.520 it's

00:36:03.720 not

00:36:03.860 quite

00:36:04.040 right

00:36:04.340 and

00:36:05.160 before

00:36:05.380 you

00:36:05.540 know

00:36:05.720 it

00:36:05.880 it's

00:36:06.240 completely

00:36:07.220 gone

00:36:07.660 that's

00:36:08.600 that's

00:36:08.620 why

00:36:08.880 photographs

00:36:09.600 and

00:36:09.820 home

00:36:10.040 movies

00:36:10.480 and

00:36:10.920 videos

00:36:11.480 are

00:36:11.700 so

00:36:11.960 important

00:36:12.420 problem

00:36:13.420 is

00:36:13.780 those

00:36:14.100 old

00:36:14.320 formats

00:36:14.880 don't

00:36:15.220 hold

00:36:15.500 up

00:36:15.680 forever

00:36:16.080 I

00:36:16.860 don't

00:36:17.060 know

00:36:17.160 about

00:36:17.320 you

00:36:17.480 but

00:36:17.660 I

00:36:17.940 really

00:36:18.240 think

00:36:18.580 we're

00:36:18.780 missing

00:36:18.920 we take

00:36:19.280 so

00:36:19.680 many

00:36:19.940 pictures

00:36:20.360 now

00:36:20.720 but

00:36:21.860 we

00:36:22.580 don't

00:36:22.840 keep

00:36:23.180 the

00:36:23.360 ones

00:36:23.760 that

00:36:24.060 we

00:36:24.280 don't

00:36:24.480 like

00:36:24.680 where

00:36:24.820 somebody's

00:36:25.300 making

00:36:25.580 a

00:36:25.760 weird

00:36:26.020 face

00:36:26.500 you know

00:36:27.360 those

00:36:27.560 are

00:36:27.660 the

00:36:27.800 photographs

00:36:28.240 that

00:36:28.420 I

00:36:28.540 grew

00:36:28.780 up

00:36:29.000 with

00:36:29.240 my

00:36:29.460 sister

00:36:29.840 with

00:36:30.020 crossed

00:36:30.420 eyes

00:36:30.700 in

00:36:30.840 that

00:36:31.020 picture

00:36:31.320 or

00:36:31.500 me

00:36:31.700 looking

00:36:32.400 like

00:36:32.660 a

00:36:32.840 doofus

00:36:33.260 in

00:36:33.420 this

00:36:33.620 you

00:36:34.360 don't

00:36:34.540 have

00:36:34.840 those

00:36:35.200 anymore

00:36:35.660 and

00:36:36.880 that

00:36:37.220 distorts

00:36:37.960 our

00:36:38.380 view

00:36:38.860 and

00:36:39.180 our

00:36:39.360 memories

00:36:39.860 completely

00:36:40.440 you know

00:36:41.200 we have

00:36:41.640 all kinds

00:36:42.060 of filters

00:36:42.500 now

00:36:42.860 can

00:36:43.560 we

00:36:43.700 just

00:36:43.920 film

00:36:44.180 it

00:36:44.300 in

00:36:44.440 natural

00:36:44.760 light

00:36:45.120 can

00:36:45.320 we

00:36:45.460 just

00:36:45.680 show

00:36:46.040 what

00:36:46.220 it

00:36:46.300 was

00:36:46.460 really

00:36:46.800 like

00:36:47.220 can

00:36:47.560 we

00:36:47.760 the

00:36:48.880 memories

00:36:49.400 that

00:36:49.640 we

00:36:49.800 had

00:36:50.320 you know

00:36:50.900 if

00:36:51.060 you took

00:36:51.460 videos

00:36:52.040 of your

00:36:52.520 kids

00:36:52.800 those

00:36:53.100 videos

00:36:53.560 are only

00:36:53.960 meant

00:36:54.240 to

00:36:54.440 last

00:36:54.720 about

00:36:54.960 10

00:36:55.240 years

00:36:55.500 and

00:36:55.640 then

00:36:55.760 they

00:37:01.020 you've

00:37:01.580 got

00:37:01.860 to

00:37:02.060 have

00:37:02.360 them

00:37:02.800 transferred

00:37:04.480 into

00:37:05.380 digital

00:37:05.920 because

00:37:06.400 they

00:37:06.660 will

00:37:06.980 be

00:37:07.220 gone

00:37:07.760 will

00:37:08.460 be

00:37:08.660 gone

00:37:09.080 legacy

00:37:09.960 box

00:37:10.360 is

00:37:10.520 here

00:37:10.660 to

00:37:10.860 safeguard

00:37:11.260 those

00:37:11.700 memories

00:37:12.200 which

00:37:12.560 you

00:37:12.800 should

00:37:13.080 you

00:37:14.280 should

00:37:14.460 send

00:37:14.720 in

00:37:14.960 I mean

00:37:15.780 I've

00:37:16.180 done

00:37:16.460 this

00:37:16.680 with

00:37:16.920 Tanya

00:37:17.340 and

00:37:18.260 her

00:37:18.520 families

00:37:19.100 I keep

00:37:20.180 asking

00:37:20.480 my kids

00:37:20.900 all I

00:37:21.400 want

00:37:21.600 I even

00:37:21.920 have

00:37:22.120 the

00:37:22.260 legacy

00:37:22.520 boxes

00:37:22.920 they're

00:37:23.220 sitting

00:37:23.500 right

00:37:23.700 there

00:37:23.980 all I

00:37:24.940 want

00:37:25.200 is

00:37:25.420 for

00:37:25.560 somebody

00:37:25.880 to

00:37:26.120 go

00:37:26.300 through

00:37:26.660 our

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00:40:15.760 uh we have

00:40:17.920 thomas massey

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00:44:15.560 We're gonna talk about that, a missing journalist, the FBI, and we begin with COVID and Thomas Massey in 60 seconds.

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00:45:42.880 Representative from Kentucky, Thomas Massey.

00:45:45.880 How are you, Tom?

00:45:47.540 Oh, I am doing well, Glenn.

00:45:49.760 Good.

00:45:51.180 Something evil is happening today.

00:45:54.280 Yeah.

00:45:55.360 So we were having an early morning producers conference, and there was a story out yesterday that talked about how the CDC was going to vote and try to get the COVID-19 vaccination into the, you know, mumps and rubella category.

00:46:16.240 And it would protect them if they could.

00:46:19.240 It would protect them from lawsuits.

00:46:21.180 And then this morning in the meeting, a couple of my producers said, no, that is not happening today.

00:46:29.360 We can't find it anywhere on the schedule.

00:46:32.780 What's happening?

00:46:33.780 It's happening.

00:46:34.120 It is?

00:46:34.720 It's happening.

00:46:35.620 It's happening.

00:46:36.500 It's happening.

00:46:37.040 It's happening.

00:46:38.260 I'm a U.S.

00:46:39.120 Congressman who does not go off half-cocked here.

00:46:42.100 I have researched this for hours.

00:46:44.080 I watched the entire meeting yesterday.

00:46:46.500 Yesterday, they took a vote on what I call the PPP, the Pfizer Profit Protection Act.

00:46:52.760 Okay.

00:46:53.240 This guarantees that after we go out of this emergency situation, the vaccines will still be purchased by the government.

00:46:59.780 Jeez.

00:47:00.220 That was the vote yesterday.

00:47:01.680 And it was unanimous.

00:47:02.900 It was unanimous.

00:47:04.560 15 to 0.

00:47:05.680 Today, at 1.20 on their schedule, there's a vote on adding COVID-19 to the childhood immunization schedule.

00:47:14.760 Now, what your producers are correct about is that this won't make it mandatory for schools in every state, not immediately, but in some states it will when it kicks in.

00:47:27.440 Now, it looks like, based on the meeting I was watching this morning, because it's going on right now.

00:47:31.760 They're doing this right now, that this will kick in sometime in February, and then it will trigger automatic COVID mandates for schools in several states.

00:47:44.100 And for playing sports as well.

00:47:47.260 Now, as far as liability goes, the vaccine manufacturers aren't worried about that yet.

00:47:54.000 That might not happen in this meeting, because they've already got protection from liability under the PREP Act, which I call Medical Malpractice Martial Law.

00:48:06.700 Literally, the PREP Act overrides every state law and every federal law on the books.

00:48:12.160 And the Nuremberg Law.

00:48:14.800 Yes.

00:48:15.640 And the laws of humanity.

00:48:17.440 You can't even take them to court.

00:48:20.020 I have a woman in my district who went in to get a COVID test. 0.64

00:48:23.860 By the way, everything's covered.

00:48:25.260 If it has anything to do with COVID and it's under an EUA, everything's covered by the PREP Act.

00:48:30.600 A woman in my district in Kentucky went to the hospital to get a COVID test. 0.81

00:48:35.360 They stuck the swab so far up her nose, they punctured the membrane that keeps your brain fluid in. 1.00

00:48:40.080 Oh, my gosh.

00:48:40.800 It leaked into her throat, required surgery to fix, and she could not sue the people that did that to her, because they said they didn't do it on purpose.

00:48:51.280 That's how expansive the PREP Act is.

00:48:53.480 So they're not worried about liability right now, the vaccine manufacturers, but they want to get this on the childhood schedule.

00:48:59.680 I've got a slide that was presented yesterday by Dr. Sarah Oliver in their meeting that says incorporation of COVID-19 vaccines in the immunization schedule is an important step toward inclusion of COVID-19 vaccines in routine vaccination program.

00:49:15.500 Now, what that means, she's saying in the mandatory vaccine programs in many states for your child to attend school.

00:49:26.660 Now, here's another story I want to share with you.

00:49:29.580 You can't escape this.

00:49:30.940 If you're a working mom, a single mom, and you've got kids, first and foremost, you'd hope your kids get educated at school, but the service they provide is daycare.

00:49:40.520 And a woman contacted me during the COVID shutdowns of the schools.

00:49:45.640 She had to lock her 12-year-old daughter in her apartment while she went to work at a bottling facility for soda pop. 0.89

00:49:53.900 And she said she felt guilty when she was at work because she was afraid her daughter might be eating all of their food, which she didn't know when she could get more of it.

00:50:03.040 A mom like that cannot take her kid to private school. 1.00

00:50:06.540 This is a sentence for single working parents and for double parents at work. 0.99

00:50:14.200 And for parents that would like to live a normal life, but don't believe that an mRNA vaccine should be put into my child's arm.

00:50:28.340 Absolutely.

00:50:29.380 And listen, here's another one of their slides from yesterday.

00:50:33.260 By the way, they're going to vote on this today after lunch.

00:50:36.000 But one of their slides yesterday, when they were promoting the vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11, one of the things they promoted as a benefit is rates of myocarditis after primary series in children ages 5 to 11 are considerably lower than rates in adolescents.

00:50:53.080 In other words, myocarditis caused by the vaccine, they are promoting the fact that kids 5 to 11 should get the vaccine because they're at lower risk of getting myocarditis from the vaccine than kids, than their older siblings.

00:51:07.440 How about no human-made risk?

00:51:10.400 How about that one?

00:51:11.160 Can we do that one?

00:51:11.900 How about a risk versus reward benefit calculation that takes into account prior infection and natural immunity?

00:51:21.540 Because the CDC is in complete denial of that for children.

00:51:25.920 They don't talk about it in any of their slides.

00:51:28.200 And they also, this goes against all, everything we've ever heard about children are the least likely to get it or to have a bad spell with it.

00:51:42.460 Why?

00:51:43.000 They have another slide where they show, you know, where infants get COVID that are in the hospital and ages 65 and up having COVID.

00:51:52.380 On that slide, it's a graph, you can't even see the line for children ages 5 to 17.

00:51:59.740 They're not even visible in that graph because they're basically on the x-axis.

00:52:04.860 They're just this flat line.

00:52:06.120 You can't even measure them unless you zoom in and zoom in and zoom in.

00:52:10.580 This is not a childhood disease.

00:52:13.080 You know, you were mentioning the vaccination schedule for children, for things that children get.

00:52:17.740 This is not a childhood disease that particularly, you know, affects children.

00:52:23.760 It's mostly an adult disease.

00:52:25.840 So, Thomas, why is this being done?

00:52:33.220 You know, in Congress, they teach us not to question the motives of our colleagues.

00:52:41.500 I'm not looking to question a motive.

00:52:43.960 They might be thinking that they're doing exactly the right thing.

00:52:46.640 There are people, there are actually people that think reducing the surplus population of Earth is a good thing.

00:52:55.320 We called them Nazis. 0.81

00:52:56.820 But many of them believe that was the right thing to do.

00:53:00.160 So, I'm not questioning motives.

00:53:02.120 I'm asking, why?

00:53:04.960 Why would you do this?

00:53:07.280 Even if you think you're doing right, science doesn't show that.

00:53:12.940 Well, I think they want to destroy the control group.

00:53:15.320 And then there's absolutely no liability when we reenter the regime where there should be liability.

00:53:22.960 And by the way, the 15 people who voted yesterday are the same ones who are going to vote today.

00:53:27.200 They're chosen to be on that committee because they have doctor or Ph.D. after their name.

00:53:32.100 They are the seed that leads to all the mandates for the kids because they give the imprimatur of science to CDC,

00:53:40.960 which lacks all credibility.

00:53:43.440 But they want to bring in this group.

00:53:45.600 And the group is preselected to be cheerleaders for vaccines.

00:53:48.720 But even this group was somewhat skeptical of a few slides yesterday.

00:53:54.420 There was a slide that showed that pregnant women, 60 to 70 percent of pregnant women, have gotten the vaccine.

00:54:00.120 And even one of the vaccine cheerleaders said, I find this sketchy.

00:54:04.940 So, they're even a little bit doubtful.

00:54:08.200 The votes happen on their agenda at 1.20 today.

00:54:11.720 So, what can we do about this?

00:54:16.340 Well, at 1 o'clock, they have 20 minutes of public comment.

00:54:20.620 Okay.

00:54:20.920 Yesterday, they allowed six people to comment.

00:54:24.080 There's virtually no chance of getting in orally during that public comment.

00:54:28.960 But you can submit something written.

00:54:31.520 But I think just raise heck with your congressman.

00:54:34.560 Because if Republicans get the majority back, we can defund this activity.

00:54:39.360 Are we going to?

00:54:40.600 I don't know.

00:54:43.080 It's the question every person, whether they're running for school board or dog catcher or U.S. Senate, needs to be asked in front of a camera,

00:54:52.760 do you support mandatory COVID vaccines for children in order to go to school or play sports or anything like that?

00:54:59.600 I don't care if you're a Republican or Democrat.

00:55:01.380 Don't give anybody a pass unless they've answered that question.

00:55:04.900 I mean, I have a lot of them.

00:55:06.180 Will you allow the FBI to continue to scoop up old ladies in a bogus face act arrest while not leaving every breadcrumb and every piece of evidence just sitting waiting for an FBI agent to show up on the people who are firebombing pro-life clinics?

00:55:34.180 I mean, if the Republicans win, and I think they're going to, and if they win the House and the Senate, I have to tell you, you know this, Thomas.

00:55:47.220 Pitch forks and torches are coming because a lot of people know our rights are being lost every day.

00:55:58.780 Every day.

00:56:00.040 I sound like a broken record on this.

00:56:03.620 I probably mention it every time I go on your show.

00:56:06.700 We've got to separate the spending bills into separate bills.

00:56:09.980 If Republicans do an omnibus bill that fixes in, they will say we can't get blamed for shutting down the government because we have to win the White House in two years.

00:56:20.580 So we can't defund the FBI, you know, rounding up old ladies and put them in jail. 0.91

00:56:26.960 You know, it's about 2024.

00:56:29.520 That's all false.

00:56:30.940 Separate the bills.

00:56:32.260 Fund NASA.

00:56:33.180 Fund the roads.

00:56:34.140 Fund the bridges.

00:56:35.620 You know, pay the soldiers.

00:56:36.800 And then defund the 87,000 IRS agents in a separate bill.

00:56:43.800 Well, I think, I mean, the strategy that I would use if I were on the left, I would have you guys be responsible for, quote, collapsing the economy.

00:56:56.900 Um, and so I think every, every single politician is going to be afraid of doing that and it will be scaremongering tactics.

00:57:06.800 I mean, I've already heard on national media that we are going to lose our credit rating status because we will just default on all of our loans.

00:57:17.220 We don't default.

00:57:19.580 We don't default.

00:57:21.700 That's a lie.

00:57:23.120 Is it not?

00:57:23.780 Go ahead.

00:57:24.700 It is a lie.

00:57:26.200 Here's, here's the Thomas Massey plan.

00:57:28.420 If I were speaker the day after January 4th, I would pass, and this is hard for me to do.

00:57:34.960 I would pass a continuing resolution that doesn't kick in for nine months.

00:57:38.840 It would fund all of government at 90% of current levels so that for nine months, Republicans have a runway where Democrats can't say, if you don't get your job done, the government's going to shut down.

00:57:50.860 No, the government will be funded at a dime less on the dollar.

00:57:54.480 But we could also cover, make sure we are going to pay off all our debts and we're not going to default in that same CR.

00:58:00.740 And that way you, you take that argument away from the media and, and Joe Biden.

00:58:05.300 You think that, you think anybody will listen to you on that one?

00:58:10.180 I'm getting, it's getting some traction.

00:58:12.640 Good.

00:58:13.740 Good.

00:58:14.260 People who want to hide behind an omnibus don't like it.

00:58:17.760 And by the way, that CR would only kick in nine months later if we don't do our jobs, which is to pass 12 separate spending bills.

00:58:24.600 Thomas, do we have a, a constitutional republic that we're living under right now?

00:58:31.000 We do not.

00:58:34.000 It's, we have raw power in the form of a collusion between the, the social media companies, the government, the pharmaceutical companies, and the FBI, the, you know, the federal police.

00:58:49.300 It's, it's a, it's a, it's a collusion.

00:58:50.780 I'll throw in the USDA and the food processors.

00:58:53.700 It's, you know, in a, in a libertarian sort of fantasy, there are no laws to prevent you from doing things, but you still have liability.

00:59:03.780 You still can sue somebody if they hurt you or mislead you or cheat you.

00:59:08.540 But what we live in today, it's, it's not even, uh, communism.

00:59:13.100 It's a form where they've empowered the, the private companies, the government works hand in hand.

00:59:20.540 So when they need to violate your constitutional rights, they use the private company.

00:59:24.160 When they need to violate the law, they use the government and they work together.

00:59:28.520 There is a, there's a name for that kind of government.

00:59:31.760 Yes, I think there is.

00:59:33.780 Uh, I won't give it with you on the phone.

00:59:37.140 Cause then you'll have to pay all kinds of prices for it, but don't use the F word.

00:59:44.000 Uh, Thomas, thank you so much.

00:59:46.420 All right.

00:59:47.020 Thank you, Glenn.

00:59:47.800 God bless.

00:59:48.780 Um, please get involved with this.

00:59:51.980 Call your congressman, call your Senator and vote, vote.

00:59:56.660 The fear and madness must end November 8th.

01:00:01.820 We live in an era where the very moral fabric of society itself is being deconstructed right before our eyes.

01:00:08.440 And it's pretty sad when the last days of Sodom and Gomorrah seem like, Hey, what do you say?

01:00:13.640 We go, what do you say?

01:00:14.600 We go to Sodom and Gomorrah. 0.96

01:00:15.760 Uh, we might be able to relax there a little bit.

01:00:18.980 There's a guy who is, uh, standing up against them.

01:00:22.260 You might've heard of him.

01:00:23.680 Uh, he is Jordan Peterson.

01:00:26.280 And there is a new book, uh, that is out and it's very controversial because the left says it is, uh, you want your kids to listen to someone like Jordan Peterson.

01:00:39.020 He, he, all he's saying is, uh, you know, maybe you should, um, maybe you should clean your room.

01:00:44.680 There's some things you need to do.

01:00:46.680 Tell the truth, communicate precisely, learn from others, take care of yourself.

01:00:53.140 Don't compare yourself to others.

01:00:55.420 Pause to appreciate, take control of yourself, but for taking on the world, do meaningful things.

01:01:02.020 Don't be afraid to fall, keep good company, act like your best self, be, uh, bring honor to your family.

01:01:10.020 Wow.

01:01:10.540 Those are controversial.

01:01:11.440 This is fantastic.

01:01:12.940 It's the 12 rules bootcamp from the Tuttle twins.

01:01:16.700 Oh, you got to send it to you read that to your kids.

01:01:18.980 I'm stealing it.

01:01:19.960 That is really good.

01:01:20.920 Yes.

01:01:21.320 I mean, they love the Tuttle twins books.

01:01:22.920 I had this one that we don't have yet.

01:01:24.460 And, uh, now we do.

01:01:25.640 Yeah.

01:01:25.880 It, but no, that's mine, but that's my possession is nine.

01:01:29.240 All you have to do.

01:01:30.420 All you have to do, get a free copy right now.

01:01:33.920 Tuttle twins, Beck.com, Tuttle twins, Beck.com.

01:01:37.480 Get it right now.

01:01:38.840 Just a couple of more days.

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01:01:44.480 Tuttle twins and the 12 rules bootcamp while supplies last at Tuttle twins, Beck.com.

01:01:50.640 10 seconds.

01:01:51.200 Station ID.

01:02:00.420 So you're really not going to give that back to me, are you?

01:02:05.760 No, I really want it.

01:02:06.980 I, when I want some, this is America.

01:02:09.020 When I want something, if I want to give student loan relief, I just do it.

01:02:13.420 What country do you think you live in?

01:02:16.460 You're thinking of the constitutional Republic where you'd have a case against me for some

01:02:21.180 crazy reason, but since I'm an oppressed party here and don't have this book.

01:02:24.820 Wait, you're an oppressed party.

01:02:26.260 Yes, I get to keep it.

01:02:27.160 How are you oppressed?

01:02:28.180 Well, I was, I was bookless until just moments ago.

01:02:32.080 Bookless.

01:02:32.400 Yes.

01:02:32.760 Yeah.

01:02:33.000 Now here I am.

01:02:33.700 Wow.

01:02:33.980 Are you in a book desert?

01:02:35.320 I was in a book desert.

01:02:36.500 Wow.

01:02:37.120 Yes.

01:02:37.740 Wow.

01:02:38.180 You know, the things I love, the 12 rules, this is the Jordan Peterson 12 rules of life.

01:02:43.020 And I, you've been talking about this recently and I had looked back into it recently because

01:02:46.540 of your mentions of it.

01:02:48.740 And the one where they say, don't compare yourself to others.

01:02:53.800 And it, in the, this, that's what the summary is in the kids one.

01:02:57.880 In the adult book.

01:02:58.840 Is that what you were going to say?

01:02:59.840 I was going to say, are you reading adult books now?

01:03:01.780 I go to the adult book store daily.

01:03:03.280 Right.

01:03:03.540 And they had, but he talks about, he kind of says it a little differently in that book,

01:03:08.640 which is, um, compare yourself to your, to, uh, who you were yesterday rather than who

01:03:15.240 other, who others are today.

01:03:17.380 And I know that was just, it's such a, I mean, really look, that guy sold to like millions

01:03:21.440 and millions of copies of this.

01:03:22.380 I'm not breaking new ground saying he has insight, but it really is, it's a good way of thinking

01:03:27.420 about your world.

01:03:29.260 It is the problem.

01:03:30.780 My son has a problem with that very thing.

01:03:36.160 And I say to him every day, stop comparing yourself to others.

01:03:43.220 Compare yourself to who you were yesterday.

01:03:45.920 Are you getting better or worse?

01:03:48.480 Just do the next right thing.

01:03:51.360 That's all you have to do.

01:03:52.680 Just, okay, finish that.

01:03:55.400 What's the next right choice I can make?

01:03:58.600 Back in just a minute.

01:04:00.780 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:04:22.660 Art wrote in a while back about his dog's experience with Rough Greens.

01:04:25.860 He says, I wasn't sure this was going to work for my dog.

01:04:28.740 I decided to give it a try after hearing Glenn talk about it over and over and over again.

01:04:32.480 I'm sorry.

01:04:33.960 She was slow to eat at first, but now she loves it.

01:04:38.360 Our problem eater is not a problem eater anymore.

01:04:42.400 And her energy is much, much better.

01:04:44.560 Five stars.

01:04:45.620 Art, thank you so much for giving Relief Factor.

01:04:48.880 I'm sorry.

01:04:49.760 Rough Greens a shot. 0.99

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01:04:52.840 It's not a dog food.

01:04:55.000 It's a supplement.

01:04:56.300 And you sprinkle it on the dog food.

01:04:58.180 Got all kinds of healthy things in it.

01:05:00.000 If it's healthy for your dog, it's probably in there.

01:05:01.900 Quick question.

01:05:02.440 I also have a problem with eating.

01:05:04.640 It's a little different, but would Rough Greens help me? 0.75

01:05:06.920 Oh, I could sprinkle some stuff on there that would make you not want to eat.

01:05:10.060 Oh, really?

01:05:10.480 Yeah.

01:05:10.860 Okay.

01:05:11.420 I'm interested.

01:05:12.220 Okay.

01:05:12.620 I'm going to, I'll just start doing it at lunch today for you.

01:05:15.500 Okay.

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01:05:35.560 We need an independent source to push back against the mainstream media.

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01:05:45.620 Well, let me, uh, let me give you some news here that, uh, could be good news.

01:05:56.180 Hunter Biden's laptop.

01:05:57.660 The report is out with evidence and it is going to, um, Congress.

01:06:05.840 Apparently it includes 140 alleged business related crimes,

01:06:12.260 191 sex related offensives, offenses, and 128 drug related crimes.

01:06:22.820 So that's pretty big.

01:06:26.820 It's not like an oopsie.

01:06:28.760 No.

01:06:29.100 No.

01:06:29.440 And it seems like the type of thing most people get in trouble legally for.

01:06:34.480 Yes.

01:06:34.820 Yes, it does.

01:06:35.580 I keep coming back to this cause I, you know, we've had this thing where we're like, well,

01:06:39.400 actually, you know what?

01:06:40.280 Yes, sure.

01:06:40.740 Of course there's the hooker stuff and the drug stuff, but like, we need to talk about

01:06:43.840 Joe Biden's, you know, business ties.

01:06:46.240 And of course, yes, of course this is true.

01:06:49.480 This is more important nationally than whether Hunter Biden hooks up with prostitutes.

01:06:54.880 But I will say this, I feel like if I decided to have a crazy weekend with hookers and prostitutes 1.00

01:07:03.680 and cocaine, I might have a problem with that.

01:07:05.940 You might have a problem with that.

01:07:06.940 Yeah.

01:07:07.000 Yeah.

01:07:07.460 And you know who else would have a problem with it?

01:07:09.040 The authorities.

01:07:09.920 Yeah.

01:07:10.280 Especially if they had video evidence of me doing all of those things.

01:07:14.000 Let's say a thousand times.

01:07:16.160 I just feel like they, would I think that they would come in here and take you away?

01:07:20.880 Would I be completely excused for such behavior?

01:07:23.900 Because if so, I don't know.

01:07:25.540 I mean, you rethink the life a little bit.

01:07:27.160 No, don't.

01:07:28.760 It's just bizarre.

01:07:30.000 Like, I get that.

01:07:31.800 They're talking about maybe him getting charges on his gun related offenses, which of course

01:07:36.880 is valid, right?

01:07:37.800 Like if he broke the law, he lied on an application to get a firearm.

01:07:41.920 Like, yes, of course he should get in trouble for that.

01:07:44.580 But these other things, like, it seems to sink other politicians.

01:07:49.980 Other public figures.

01:07:52.040 We talked about the owner of the New England Patriots who had a scandal where he went to

01:07:56.680 a massage parlor that was sort of operating as a nut.

01:07:59.740 And it was the biggest story in all of sports and much of the news for like a month.

01:08:06.360 And does Hunter Biden ever face any consequences for this?

01:08:10.240 Well, we'll see.

01:08:11.080 November 8th.

01:08:12.260 November 8th.

01:08:13.620 Republicans are saying they will open this up.

01:08:15.940 And if you have control of the House and the Senate, yeah, they can do some.

01:08:20.480 I think they will do some real damage there.

01:08:22.620 It has to happen.

01:08:24.320 By the way, you were just talking about his mistake on his gun, you know, registration.

01:08:29.860 Right.

01:08:30.240 His mistake.

01:08:30.980 There has been a 500 percent increase in federal firearm license revocations for retailers

01:08:39.540 since the beginning of this year.

01:08:43.860 500 percent.

01:08:44.720 100 percent.

01:08:45.620 And here's why.

01:08:47.540 The gun owners and I've talked to not gun owners, the gun sellers.

01:08:51.660 And I've talked to many of them.

01:08:53.620 Remember the guy we had on the air that said and they were just looking at little teeny mistakes

01:08:58.360 and, you know, things we make errors.

01:09:01.720 Yeah.

01:09:02.500 They're going to come visit you again, dude.

01:09:04.600 They're going to come visit you again.

01:09:06.320 They have changed the definition of willful.

01:09:11.780 Okay.

01:09:13.060 Change the definition of willful.

01:09:15.240 Willful.

01:09:15.920 Here's the thing.

01:09:16.860 The the the actual law says, but shoot, where is it?

01:09:29.140 Oh, the show was going so good.

01:09:30.860 It was going so well.

01:09:31.900 And then I got to the willful thing.

01:09:33.900 Anyway, I can't find exactly the exact law in what it reads, but it says, look, you can

01:09:38.860 have your license taken away if you are blatantly and willfully, you know, dismissing the rules

01:09:48.640 and the laws.

01:09:49.760 Okay.

01:09:51.380 That's not mistakes.

01:09:53.200 That's not for mistakes.

01:09:55.300 One group in New Jersey, one gun store sells 2000 guns, 2000 guns.

01:10:04.100 On six of the federal checks, the person put USA in county instead of in the line that says

01:10:17.800 country.

01:10:20.140 That had their license revoked.

01:10:24.060 Now, that's not willful.

01:10:26.680 How are you really?

01:10:28.520 You're encouraging that mistake.

01:10:30.040 I got them here.

01:10:31.960 You're encouraging that mistake.

01:10:33.820 Yeah, there is a now a zero tolerance on mistakes.

01:10:39.520 Not possible.

01:10:41.140 Not possible.

01:10:42.680 This administration has gone insane.

01:10:46.140 And I'm telling you.

01:10:49.440 Please, please, the the most important thing you can do out of all of it, November 8th, the

01:10:57.680 most important thing you can do is get yourself in line with God.

01:11:04.380 Then get your family in line with God.

01:11:07.520 And please, don't dismiss that little voice that you hear.

01:11:13.160 Remember, you know, sometimes it's you.

01:11:15.300 Sometimes it's not.

01:11:16.640 It's usually not you.

01:11:18.300 And it's like, hey, I know that's going to really feel good, but you shouldn't do that.

01:11:23.400 But that's probably not you.

01:11:25.860 Okay.

01:11:27.820 Listen and encourage that voice and become one as much as you can with that voice.

01:11:34.280 The more you obey that voice, the louder it will become.

01:11:38.280 And you're going to need that to be able to survive.

01:11:41.980 Things are going to get dicey.

01:11:44.900 Please, please do that.

01:11:47.820 Six major banks in other news on ESG.

01:11:51.280 Six major banks are now under investigation.

01:11:54.660 What?

01:11:55.620 Hold it.

01:11:56.900 Wait a minute.

01:11:57.820 Citigroup, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo.

01:12:03.780 They are now under investigation.

01:12:07.020 Not by the federal government, but by states.

01:12:11.960 Attorney General Eric Schmidt, who I just love, and 19 other state attorney generals announced the investigation yesterday.

01:12:20.860 They want to know about the bank's involvement with the UN's Net Zero Banking Alliance, which is the source and what they've adopted for the ESG radical climate agenda with the stated goal of, quote, aligning their lending and investment portfolios with net zero emissions by the year 2050.

01:12:44.480 Now, what is that?

01:12:46.100 The UN's ESG Bank Alliance represents 40% of the world's bank.

01:12:53.260 The alliance claims it reinforces, accelerates, and supports the implementation of decarbonization strategies, i.e. the eradication of fossil fuels, and notes the vital role of banks in supporting the global transition of the real economy to a net zero emissions.

01:13:14.160 So they have a few questions for these banks.

01:13:17.120 So you're affiliated.

01:13:18.840 You've signed up.

01:13:20.020 Why did you choose?

01:13:21.900 Why did you do that?

01:13:24.660 Can you identify the people that, you know, were in on this decision?

01:13:30.040 You know, any involvement or input from your board of directors or investors, covered companies?

01:13:35.300 What was your reasoning?

01:13:36.820 We'd just like to know.

01:13:37.940 Describe your involvement in each global climate initiative in which you have pledged to participate.

01:13:45.160 What exactly are you doing in that?

01:13:48.360 What steps are you taking?

01:13:49.900 Can you identify the objectives and mission of the Net Zero Banking Alliance and describe how you're implementing this?

01:13:58.020 Can you describe to what extent you've incorporated the principles for responsible banking into your operations, including but not limited to the extent at which you consulted with other Net Zero Banking Alliance signatories as part of this incorporation process?

01:14:15.560 Can you describe the extent at which you, as somebody who signed the Net Zero Banking Alliance, have acted consistent with your commitment to facilitate the necessary transition in the real economy?

01:14:27.520 And can you describe just, you know, you signed it.

01:14:32.140 Can you just say, you know, to what extent have you acted consistent with your commitment to engage on corporate and industry, financial and real economy action, as well as public policies to help support the Net Zero?

01:14:49.600 I mean, we'd just like to we'd just like to ask you those questions.

01:14:52.940 Now, this should be something that is on all of if they're proud of it, should be on all of their websites.

01:14:58.080 Yeah, not.

01:14:59.060 No.

01:15:01.660 Good.

01:15:02.640 Thank you, attorney generals.

01:15:04.600 This is what happens when you vote for good people.

01:15:09.320 These attorney generals are actually enforcing the law.

01:15:14.120 That doesn't happen.

01:15:16.780 It really doesn't happen all that much.

01:15:18.860 On the midterm front, I don't know if you have heard about the the booby trapped yard signs for Democrats that have been put in yards of people in Pennsylvania.

01:15:36.980 Pennsylvania and they haven't been asked permission and their Democratic signs and they put them in the yards.

01:15:43.460 And when the homeowner comes to pull them out, there are razor blades that have been taped into the sides of the post and also the edges of the sign.

01:15:53.680 And people are cutting their hands with razor blades.

01:15:56.140 Psychotic.

01:15:56.920 Psychotic.

01:15:57.480 I mean, we we spent the last 40 years X-raying candy for Halloween because there was a rumor of a razor blade.

01:16:09.880 It never happened.

01:16:11.300 It never happened.

01:16:15.300 This this is actually happening.

01:16:18.880 I mean, how vicious do you have to be?

01:16:21.860 I don't know.

01:16:23.960 I mean, it's so bizarre.

01:16:25.000 It almost makes you think that it's like every time there's a, you know, a waitress who happens to be a lesbian was given a receipt from her credit card purchase.

01:16:35.640 And it said, I don't approve of your lifestyle.

01:16:38.160 Zero cent tip.

01:16:39.420 And then you always find out it was the waitress who wrote it.

01:16:42.040 Like, it's so bizarre.

01:16:43.460 It almost makes you think and maybe we'll find this out.

01:16:46.080 I don't know that someone did this to themselves or someone was doing this and then complaining about it themselves.

01:16:52.400 But there's no evidence of that at this time.

01:16:54.980 If you're doing it, I mean, what will be the purpose of this?

01:16:58.100 So if someone comes out and wants to if you want to remove a Democratic sign, you're going to get your hands cut.

01:17:03.240 I mean, that's psychopathic behavior.

01:17:05.300 It's psychopathic.

01:17:06.300 It is psychopathic.

01:17:06.960 It's like you should be in the next movie sequel.

01:17:09.720 You know what?

01:17:09.980 You just made me think of something.

01:17:11.100 Can you please play cut three, Mayor Adams from New York City?

01:17:18.700 So do this.

01:17:19.820 The cops are mad at us, though, because we roll back the private sector mandate or rolling back the public sector mandate.

01:17:25.620 Like public service employees still have to be vaccinated.

01:17:29.140 But we were requiring all private employers mandate vaccines as well.

01:17:34.280 I mean, stop doing that.

01:17:35.740 Why?

01:17:36.540 No, no.

01:17:37.460 Who gives a **** like COVID's over is the short answer.

01:17:39.920 Why are we still doing it for the public sector?

01:17:42.480 I don't know.

01:17:43.580 We'll probably stop that in a few months.

01:17:45.760 1,400 people voluntarily quit their jobs rather than get vaccinated.

01:17:51.020 They don't serve their jobs back.

01:17:52.400 They chose not to do a very, very harmless thing that protects the rest of society.

01:17:57.360 **** them.

01:17:58.180 I don't give a ****.

01:17:59.280 They're like, this is unfair.

01:18:01.240 **** deal with it.

01:18:02.480 We're allowed to set the terms of employment.

01:18:04.580 Period.

01:18:05.240 Okay, stop.

01:18:05.800 Did you hear what he just said?

01:18:06.680 So this is the advance team for the mayor, and they're talking about COVID.

01:18:10.820 And if you did, what do we care?

01:18:13.500 They didn't do, they didn't take their vaccine.

01:18:15.800 So F them, F them. 0.83

01:18:17.440 We don't F and care about you.

01:18:19.260 Because, he said, you didn't take the vaccine to protect the rest of society.

01:18:29.960 Well, we've just learned that that didn't do it.

01:18:34.960 They didn't even test that.

01:18:37.320 They didn't even test that.

01:18:38.600 So this whole thing that they ramped up and said, you're evil because you want to kill your neighbors, you won't get the vaccine.

01:18:48.040 If you got the vaccine, you were just as likely to pass it on as somebody else.

01:18:54.140 It didn't protect.

01:18:55.800 It didn't protect from transmission.

01:18:58.300 So this whole thing is a lie.

01:19:01.900 And you want to talk about a psychopath.

01:19:03.320 What kind of psychopath would do it?

01:19:04.720 I don't know.

01:19:05.740 A psychopath that would say, screw these people.

01:19:10.360 You know, they didn't play ball.

01:19:11.940 They didn't take the vaccine.

01:19:13.180 So they made their choice.

01:19:14.900 So now they don't have a job.

01:19:16.680 They can't get a job anywhere.

01:19:18.500 I don't care.

01:19:21.000 That's psychopathic thinking.

01:19:24.180 And it is starting to happen a lot of places.

01:19:28.080 We have to keep our hearts soft.

01:19:30.620 We have to love the people who are persecuting us.

01:19:34.620 We have to love them.

01:19:35.660 And I'm using persecuting for a reason.

01:19:38.500 I don't think we are persecuted yet.

01:19:41.400 But we're on the road.

01:19:43.280 But we have to find a way to live in that space.

01:19:47.760 Have to.

01:19:49.380 Or we'll lose everything.

01:19:50.920 And most importantly, we'll lose who we are.

01:19:56.260 When a product or service comes along that is so good, you know, you want to tell everybody about it.

01:20:02.340 And when there's a product that is really, really good, and it will save you money, you tell everybody about it.

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01:21:59.480 So if there's an experimental treatment, you can't force people to take it.

01:22:06.360 Again, though, I think at some level this focuses on somewhat of the wrong things.

01:22:11.880 If it was not experimental, if it worked perfectly in every instance,

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01:22:30.080 You know, because here's what happens.

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01:24:57.000 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:00.600 Final hour, we are going to talk a little bit about the special that we had last night,

01:25:05.740 how Christians are coming under attack.

01:25:08.240 The government and the radical left, the media, they are operating in a coordinated way

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01:25:22.500 That has to be done. You're going to destroy a nation.

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01:25:52.480 When you start messing with my children in morality, I'm much more likely,

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01:28:00.780 So there is a new book out.

01:28:03.820 It is called Leadership Not by the Book by David Green and Bill High from Hobby Lobby.

01:28:11.040 Welcome, David.

01:28:11.740 How are you, sir?

01:28:12.220 Thank you.

01:28:12.740 It's good to be here with you.

01:28:13.640 Oh, it's good to see you again.

01:28:14.720 Yeah.

01:28:14.840 So, first of all, I did a special last night about how the FBI and the federal agencies

01:28:23.420 and the media are weaponizing against Christians as individuals and as business.

01:28:32.560 You were – your fine was how much?

01:28:35.940 Well, they were going to find me $1.3 million a day if I didn't follow their instructions

01:28:42.000 because we got that number by the number of employees we had.

01:28:45.680 It's like $1,000 a day per employee.

01:28:48.640 So that was a lot of money.

01:28:49.980 So $1.3 million was what we were looking at.

01:28:52.280 And all you had to do was just offer birth control or abortion, right? 0.89

01:28:59.180 There were four pills that we – and prescriptions that we could not provide because we knew that

01:29:04.700 it was after the fact that we were taking life and we knew that we just could not do that.

01:29:09.020 And we had that in our – had to have that in our – when we signed our next insurance policy.

01:29:14.900 And so this was what the government was asking us to do.

01:29:17.960 And you're just –

01:29:19.140 We knew we couldn't do it.

01:29:20.220 You know, it was just some things, as you were saying earlier, you just can't do.

01:29:23.540 You can't go against your conscience.

01:29:25.120 And they were asking us to go against our conscience.

01:29:27.240 So you won that case.

01:29:29.800 We did win that case.

01:29:30.740 Yeah.

01:29:30.980 Thank God you won that case.

01:29:33.960 And that, you know, that changed the course, I think, for the first real big win for America

01:29:43.720 as we have known it in the past.

01:29:46.140 Which sure helped us because we didn't know what we were going to do.

01:29:50.240 Because people would ask me, what do you do if you lose this case?

01:29:53.040 And I said, I don't know what we're going to do, but I do know what we're not going to do

01:29:56.680 under any circumstances, or are we going to pay for someone's abortive pill?

01:30:00.720 And that was what we had decided as a family.

01:30:03.400 In fact, we came together as our family.

01:30:05.560 We call ourselves Gen 1 and our kids Gen 2 and Gen 3.

01:30:09.060 And we had all of them in a meeting to say, do you see this any different?

01:30:13.560 Gen 3, the younger people in our family and all of us stood the ground and said, no, no,

01:30:18.700 we're not going to take life for the sake of making profit at Hobby Lobby stores.

01:30:25.140 So let's talk about, by the way, I think what you went through, and I'd love to hear your

01:30:31.420 opinion on this, it almost seems like the good old days compared to what we're facing now.

01:30:37.900 Things have gone pretty much south on a daily basis here.

01:30:41.940 I can't even imagine what the government's asking us to do and how they're coming against

01:30:46.880 us if you want to be a Christian.

01:30:49.900 So somehow or another today we're seen as the haters, and yet we have the greatest story

01:30:54.100 in the world about Christ who died for us while we're yet sinners.

01:30:57.680 So we're not the haters.

01:30:59.120 We're the one that's got the best and the greatest love story in the world.

01:31:02.920 I have to tell you, I've met so many Christians that will come up to me and say, hey, Glenn,

01:31:07.380 what are we going to, what are we going to do?

01:31:08.880 And I'm like, well, there's only one thing left to do, and it's what everybody dismisses.

01:31:14.140 But if we don't turn to God and ask him for forgiveness and help, we're not, we're not

01:31:19.580 going to survive.

01:31:20.540 He's the only answer at this point.

01:31:22.500 And people are like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.

01:31:24.600 But what are we going to really do?

01:31:26.920 And I'm like, do you not believe, do you not believe that the guy who rose from the dead

01:31:33.420 harder trick than fixing our country is not – I mean, people of faith, I'm not sure 0.98

01:31:40.600 that a lot of them really, truly have faith that when it comes down to it, yeah, whatever

01:31:46.680 happens, it's in his hands.

01:31:49.240 Yeah, but I think there's something that we have to do.

01:31:51.100 So I think you'll see us, our family, with a lot of other families coming on a program,

01:31:55.400 and you're going to see it.

01:31:56.200 You're going to see it.

01:31:56.840 The Super Bowl, he gets us.

01:31:59.140 So we're wanting to say, we being a lot of different people, that he gets us, he

01:32:03.240 understands all of us.

01:32:05.160 He hates who – he loves who we hate.

01:32:07.600 And so I think we have to let the public know and create a movement, really.

01:32:12.060 But that is a different – that's a different movement.

01:32:14.920 I agree with you on that.

01:32:15.960 There's lots we have to do.

01:32:17.820 But that's one of the most important movements I've heard, if that's what the movement

01:32:22.460 you're doing.

01:32:23.360 He loves those who hate us.

01:32:25.820 Right.

01:32:26.080 So we have to find a way to love – it doesn't mean don't stand against it.

01:32:31.340 You've got to be firm and clear on your stance.

01:32:35.220 And I'm not moving.

01:32:36.700 But I can't hate them.

01:32:39.100 That's right.

01:32:39.620 We have to present the only answer to this, and it's not politics.

01:32:43.260 And you've already said it, it's him.

01:32:44.860 It's Jesus who died for us, loves us.

01:32:47.460 And until we accept him and know him and his scriptures and his book that he's given us,

01:32:52.440 we can't settle the problems we have.

01:32:54.760 So you have written a book, Leadership Not By The Book.

01:33:01.000 You're the founder of Hobby Lobby, which started out – I love the way you begin.

01:33:05.320 You started out making frames with your family in the garage.

01:33:09.460 Exactly.

01:33:10.100 And our boys – I made seven cents apiece to put them together.

01:33:13.160 My wife worked for free for five years. 1.00

01:33:15.540 So we just crawled for a long period of time.

01:33:17.920 But we have been blessed to where today we do $8 billion.

01:33:22.320 And so we've come a long ways.

01:33:25.100 Yeah, I think so, from seven cents to – yeah.

01:33:27.880 So you have 12 principles in here.

01:33:31.340 And I've highlighted a few of them.

01:33:33.580 But I want you just to kind of give the overview of the book.

01:33:36.880 Okay.

01:33:37.760 I think – you know, people ask me why I write the book.

01:33:40.100 And I think one of the greatest reasons I wrote it is for us to understand that we don't own what we have.

01:33:45.460 Not because I say so, because the scriptures in the Old Testament as well as the New Testament says that God owns everything.

01:33:52.680 And so I think as we see what we have is owned by him, then we're nothing but servants.

01:33:57.300 And I say nothing but – I would rather be us – to serve and to be us – to take care of what God has given us than to have ownership.

01:34:07.620 If you really study down on those that have been wealthy, wealth is a curse.

01:34:12.040 And so how do you handle the curse?

01:34:14.220 And that is to be someone that takes God's – what God has given us and know how to handle it.

01:34:20.540 I think we used to understand that concept a lot more.

01:34:24.760 However, we were a country that had great wealth.

01:34:27.700 We helped.

01:34:28.460 We helped each other.

01:34:29.560 We were always the first on the scene.

01:34:31.980 And now, I mean, it's – that's kind of like government does that.

01:34:36.680 You know, we just have this – we're just not the same people.

01:34:40.420 Well, the government's done too much, and that's why sometimes we've backed off where we should not have backed off.

01:34:45.500 So we want to make sure that what we do with our profits really makes a difference.

01:34:49.320 Okay, so let's go through some of the principles that I'd like to talk to you about.

01:34:55.260 Build for the next 150 years, not just the next generation.

01:34:59.920 I don't think there's people – I think there's lots of people that are just building for tomorrow, not even the next generation.

01:35:06.660 This is more Chinese in your thinking.

01:35:08.980 Explain.

01:35:09.260 Well, I think it's also thinking about what we're doing in our lifetime.

01:35:13.160 What are we doing that doesn't matter 100 years from now?

01:35:15.580 If you get to thinking and drilling down on that, you want your life to be something that's eternal and not just temporal.

01:35:21.840 So that's what we're doing there.

01:35:23.260 And so we're doing it with making sure that our children come along and serve the Lord and also have the same priorities you do.

01:35:30.140 And that is to have Hobby Lobby going on forever, if possible, and be a ministry to those that are in need.

01:35:37.220 How do you go from a framing place to everything you sell with that?

01:35:42.660 I think there's a lot of people – they separate – I want to talk about family, too, because you talk about this separation.

01:35:48.680 They separate God and their faith from their business, and they'll come up with all kinds of excuses that, you know, I've got to do what I've got to do.

01:36:01.900 Right.

01:36:02.300 We've got to do business.

01:36:03.320 Right.

01:36:04.140 I don't know how you do it without trying to find the book.

01:36:07.400 This book is called Leadership Not by the Book, but hopefully it's by the book.

01:36:13.100 Right.

01:36:13.320 And I really don't know how you do it without following the book, because it gives us so much –

01:36:18.080 our Creator has given us a book that really will help us.

01:36:20.940 What are some of the business decisions that you had to make that, you know, that on the surface were nuts,

01:36:28.120 that regular business people go, no, but you just had assurance, I know this is what He wants me to do, and it'll work out.

01:36:36.800 I think one of those things, and there are a lot of them, I think one of them is just how we treat our employees.

01:36:41.760 Yeah.

01:36:41.900 I sense the Lord just gave me the Holy Spirit that you need – you're in charge of these people.

01:36:47.420 I'm putting you in charge of those people.

01:36:49.240 And so now you're saying, well, what does that look like?

01:36:52.060 Well, it looks like they need to go to church on Sunday, so you've got to close on Sunday.

01:36:56.160 It looks like maybe that you ought to close at 8 and only open 66 hours a week.

01:37:00.940 It looks like maybe your minimum wage ought to be $18 an hour.

01:37:04.160 It looks like maybe you ought to have seven different chaplains to help the people in need that have different problems.

01:37:11.520 So I think it looks like that – and all of these things, by the way, are biblical, but it's also good for business.

01:37:19.620 We are very, very profitable.

01:37:21.260 We have no debt.

01:37:22.600 And I think it's –

01:37:23.060 People would say, because I know you write about it in the book, people say, how can we get to, you know, $16 an hour?

01:37:29.720 And you're like, we're getting up to $18.50 an hour.

01:37:32.220 What are you talking about?

01:37:33.300 And everybody will say – and as I know, I've been around business my whole life – people will make the argument, you can't overpay.

01:37:42.140 You can't make your hourly wage that high because you won't be able to afford it.

01:37:49.180 It'll jack prices up.

01:37:51.060 Yeah, when we first started, we just tried to survive.

01:37:53.300 So you need to understand that.

01:37:54.680 It was just surviving.

01:37:55.800 But as we tried to follow the book, which there is – what other book do you want to guide your life by?

01:38:02.400 There's only one book that's of God.

01:38:04.840 The rest of them are man. 0.66

01:38:05.960 There's only one, and that's his – and he's given us a book, a direction book.

01:38:09.740 And when we follow it, I don't know that there's a – I can't tell you of a better way to run a business than following the book and follow things that I think would be pleasing to our Lord.

01:38:19.800 But tell me how – faith is one thing, but talk to somebody who doesn't necessarily have the faith just about how the principle of paying your employees, doing all of the things that you do.

01:38:34.420 How do they convince somebody who doesn't necessarily may have faith but not your kind of faith?

01:38:43.420 Yeah, well, my kind of faith believes that God's Word, of course, is where we're going to be best in our life in everything that we do.

01:38:49.360 He's given us a direction.

01:38:51.320 Our Creator gave us a direction book.

01:38:53.220 But if you don't have faith, why doesn't it look good to take care of your people and they take care of yours if you had no faith at all?

01:39:00.060 How does that not look good?

01:39:01.560 How does what we're being told in God's book, how does it look wrong?

01:39:05.820 It just seems to make also common sense, and that's to care for people if you really want them to care for you.

01:39:13.220 So people know, by the way, who Hobby Lobby is before they even knock on the door for an application.

01:39:18.420 And because of that, I think we get the very, very best people that are out there, people that have a work ethic, people that have integrity.

01:39:25.740 And so I think that's one of the secret sauces is just to have great, great people.

01:39:30.340 It is.

01:39:30.700 It's weird, too, as somebody who is a conservative and a religious person that I was in.

01:39:36.360 I can't remember what city it was in, but I think there was a Michaels, and I didn't know that there was a Hobby Lobby.

01:39:41.480 We go into the Michaels, and it was just not good.

01:39:44.540 And I'm like, we've got to find a Hobby Lobby.

01:39:46.120 We've got to find a Hobby Lobby.

01:39:46.960 We go into Hobby Lobby.

01:39:47.900 And it was like this little island of respite.

01:39:50.060 It was just like, ah, I know things are safe here.

01:39:54.040 I know things are – the people are going to be nice.

01:39:57.500 You know, nobody's judging.

01:39:59.280 I don't have to have any kind of stupid societal rules.

01:40:02.680 You know, it's nice.

01:40:05.440 It's nice.

01:40:06.180 I don't know if you've ever heard that.

01:40:06.560 You know who we are when you're in our stores.

01:40:08.460 You hear beautiful Christian music.

01:40:11.220 Every department has something that glorifies our Lord.

01:40:14.980 And if you come in the front of the store, and there's Bibles, and there's good Christian books.

01:40:20.900 We have like a miniature Christian bookstore right in the front of our stores.

01:40:25.000 You are breaking every rule of business.

01:40:28.920 Right.

01:40:29.140 You know, it's okay.

01:40:30.780 You would – I know, I know.

01:40:31.940 But I mean, if you were just a business person, I think you would walk in and say, you're going to be a nice niche store.

01:40:38.240 Yeah.

01:40:38.660 You'll never be Hobby Lobby.

01:40:40.800 Yeah.

01:40:40.940 And it's just amazing.

01:40:44.100 Yeah.

01:40:44.640 We're proud of what God has given us.

01:40:46.600 And by the way, I give glory to a lot of great, great people.

01:40:49.940 We have just a lot of great people.

01:40:51.760 Our officers, by the way, average over 25 years.

01:40:55.180 So we have people that stay with us.

01:40:57.020 They love it.

01:40:58.160 They love it because they know they're doing something other than just doing something to make the owners rich, because that's not what they're doing.

01:41:05.160 I want to talk to you about one more thing.

01:41:07.040 I'm going to take a one-minute break, and then we'll be back.

01:41:10.160 The name of the book is Leadership, Not by the Book, David Green and Bill High.

01:41:15.600 And it is – it's kind of like Jordan Peterson's book.

01:41:19.960 It's just got really easy steps.

01:41:22.420 Just follow these if you're in business.

01:41:24.760 All right.

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01:43:06.340 This really stuck out in me in the book.

01:43:21.040 Yeah, family first.

01:43:22.520 My family come first after my business stabilizes.

01:43:25.220 After I'm done working on my master's degree, I complete my PhD.

01:43:28.880 I just have to finish this one project, and things are going to change.

01:43:32.440 I've said that.

01:43:33.740 I hear that all the time.

01:43:36.340 You say, no, family first.

01:43:40.520 That's right.

01:43:41.240 And when we bring our leaders in, we tell them the same thing.

01:43:43.880 You say, you know the easiest thing for you to do is your career.

01:43:46.860 That is the easiest thing.

01:43:48.260 But you know what the hardest thing is?

01:43:49.800 Is your marriage and raising children that come up to serve the Lord.

01:43:54.300 And so I really want them, as well as myself, to make sure we know what's most important in our lives.

01:43:59.880 So that's something that you can do.

01:44:01.660 But how did you start that?

01:44:04.860 How do you convince somebody that is, like, overwhelmed at work?

01:44:09.480 They're like, no, I got to get this done, or I'll lose my job.

01:44:14.540 Yeah, I think that I just think if we think very long and we create all of this wealth and have no family and our kids are messed up, can't we think a little bit about that and know that how can we not get there, that our family is the most important?

01:44:31.820 That has to be – I don't know how you not get there, to be honest with you.

01:44:36.380 Yeah, we usually say God, country, family.

01:44:40.720 But the founders were very clear.

01:44:42.580 It is God, family, country.

01:44:44.600 Because without the family, there is no country.

01:44:47.300 Without the family, there is no job, eventually.

01:44:50.660 Thank you so much for coming in.

01:44:52.240 You're welcome.

01:44:52.380 David Green, Bill High, the name of the book is Leadership by the Book, 12 Unconventional Principles to Drive Incredible Results.

01:45:01.800 Leadership by the Book.

01:45:02.960 Very good.

01:45:03.480 As always, great to talk to you.

01:45:05.080 Enjoyed it.

01:45:05.220 All right, back in just a second, we have an update on the election and new poll numbers that have come out.

01:45:12.400 We'll do that in just a minute.

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01:47:10.820 I really like David Green.

01:47:12.520 He is really a...

01:47:13.800 Yeah.

01:47:13.980 I just like him.

01:47:14.820 And Hobby Lobby, I have spent...

01:47:16.700 I mean, between our tax dollars, which we all ponied up so they could go against Hobby Lobby and fight them.

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01:47:41.620 We've given a lot of money.

01:47:42.740 And then what I've spent at that store, my gosh.

01:47:45.940 Do you go to Hobby Lobby very much?

01:47:47.280 Oh, yeah.

01:47:47.920 Well, if you have kids, especially.

01:47:49.300 It's like...

01:47:49.760 You're there all the time.

01:47:50.720 I can't tell you how much.

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01:47:54.420 Anyway.

01:47:54.900 It's great.

01:47:55.240 I love it.

01:47:55.620 It's great.

01:47:55.920 Okay.

01:47:56.640 Let me talk to you a little bit about...

01:47:58.760 Let me tell you a little bit about the voting data.

01:48:02.840 There is some new actual data.

01:48:07.320 The turnout is pretty big for early voting.

01:48:12.480 Incredible.

01:48:13.140 I would say.

01:48:14.400 Incredible.

01:48:15.180 Okay.

01:48:15.480 Because we're comparing this now to a presidential election.

01:48:21.080 Yeah.

01:48:21.340 Okay.

01:48:22.260 So, Democrats, 57% in California.

01:48:27.400 This is in 2020.

01:48:28.500 57% at this point had put, you know, that was the balance of the ballots that were coming in.

01:48:35.960 The ballots were coming in.

01:48:36.880 57% from registered Democrats.

01:48:38.740 Right.

01:48:39.100 22% from registered Republicans.

01:48:41.020 This time, 49% are from Democrats and 27% are from Republicans.

01:48:49.680 Now, this doesn't mean anything other than, I mean, I think that Republicans are less likely to vote early, usually.

01:48:59.020 Oh, yes.

01:48:59.800 Yeah.

01:49:00.080 Absolutely.

01:49:00.760 So...

01:49:01.180 We've had candidates, you know, encouraging them not to.

01:49:03.880 Right.

01:49:04.680 Where Democrats are always encouraged to get out there, get that vote in early.

01:49:08.440 Correct.

01:49:08.740 And there's advantages to campaigns for doing this, right?

01:49:11.080 It means you don't, not only do you get the vote and lock it in, you also don't have to spend resources on trying to get that person out on a specific day.

01:49:19.020 It's a massive advantage to get your people to vote early.

01:49:22.780 Right.

01:49:24.200 Florida, 51% Democrat at this time in 2020.

01:49:28.660 Today, it is 42%.

01:49:32.340 That's down nine percentage points.

01:49:35.140 Uh, the, the, the, the last time, uh, for Republicans, Florida, 29%, this time, 39%.

01:49:43.700 So, the spread is what interests me.

01:49:49.200 You're a guy who loves stats.

01:49:51.300 Does that spread mean anything?

01:49:53.520 It means something, but it's important not to read too much into it.

01:49:56.480 Early voting, voting data, uh, is known to be at times misleading when you're trying to draw grand conclusions out of it.

01:50:05.420 Uh, there are a lot of different factors.

01:50:06.920 I'm only, I'm only drawing from that, that we are engaged more than they are at this point, that we are more excited about going out and voting, more motivated to go out and vote.

01:50:18.680 Than they are, um, and if that continues all the way through, that's a really good sign.

01:50:26.880 That would be a great sign.

01:50:28.240 Yeah.

01:50:28.580 Again, it's just early.

01:50:29.860 Yeah.

01:50:30.040 You know, I think you can, you can take this as an indication that something like this might be happening.

01:50:34.380 Correct.

01:50:34.540 You can't say it's, it's, it's a point, it's a point of data, not an entire story.

01:50:38.800 Okay.

01:50:39.040 So, there's another poll.

01:50:40.320 This comes out from the New York Times.

01:50:42.480 Okay.

01:50:42.680 New York Times poll asked it respondents to select one of the two following statements that is aligning closest to your view, even if they don't match exactly.

01:50:55.240 American democracy is currently under threat.

01:50:59.520 American democracy is not currently under threat.

01:51:02.960 71% say we are under threat.

01:51:06.080 21% say no.

01:51:07.520 So, the poll then took the 71% who thought it was under, uh, under threat and said, where is the threat coming from?

01:51:17.620 Republicans, major threat, 28%, minor threat, 39, not a threat, 29.

01:51:26.440 So, the Republicans are a threat to the Republic.

01:51:30.740 Major threat, 28%, minor threat, 39.

01:51:35.340 Democrats are a real threat.

01:51:37.520 Major threat, um, major threat, 33.

01:51:42.900 Minor threat, 30.

01:51:45.300 Not a threat, 34%.

01:51:47.100 Not a threat for Democrats, or for Republicans, was 29.

01:51:50.380 So, basically, about equal.

01:51:52.040 Yes.

01:51:52.520 Both sides are saying the other are threats, which shouldn't surprise you.

01:51:56.180 No.

01:51:56.540 But, but.

01:51:58.380 You need to read into this a little further.

01:52:00.100 Yeah, well, save that, because I want to give you the rest.

01:52:02.880 Donald Trump, major threat, 45%.

01:52:06.180 Minor threat, 22%.

01:52:07.520 Not a threat, not a threat, 31.

01:52:09.980 Joe Biden, major threat, 38.

01:52:13.980 Minor threat, 22.

01:52:15.900 Not a threat, 37.

01:52:17.100 So, not that far off of Donald Trump.

01:52:20.800 Isn't that interesting?

01:52:22.500 Mainstream media.

01:52:25.300 My, a major threat, 59%.

01:52:29.100 Minor threat, 25.

01:52:32.000 Not a threat, not a threat, 15%.

01:52:35.300 That's incredible.

01:52:37.840 Yeah, this is a really interesting narrative that's developed over the past month or two,

01:52:42.380 which is the Democrats believed, looking at polling like this, that so many people thought democracy was in trouble,

01:52:52.980 that if they ran on January 6th, people would run to them.

01:52:57.440 And there's not a, it's not an insane viewpoint from their view, right?

01:53:01.140 Like, we saw what happened on January 6th.

01:53:02.780 People didn't like it.

01:53:04.100 They think democracy's in trouble.

01:53:05.900 And I think.

01:53:06.400 Let's build that up.

01:53:06.900 Let's talk.

01:53:07.340 Let's have these hearings in prime time.

01:53:09.600 Let's launch new hearings when we even have nothing. 1.00

01:53:11.900 Let's make everything about Donald Trump.

01:53:13.220 I think, I think in 2008, that would have been absolutely the thing to do and would have won.

01:53:19.860 But because we had gone through a year of setting cities on fire with nothing.

01:53:27.520 In 2008?

01:53:28.600 In 2008.

01:53:29.740 If it would have happened, if somebody would have stormed the Capitol.

01:53:32.180 Okay.

01:53:32.640 In 2008.

01:53:33.760 It would, I mean.

01:53:34.640 People would have, yeah.

01:53:35.280 People would have paid attention and went, whoa.

01:53:36.980 But because we had cities on fire and the government did nothing, we weren't as shocked when people stormed the Capitol.

01:53:46.280 We all saw it and went, oh my gosh, this is horrible.

01:53:49.640 It's an interesting point.

01:53:50.420 But it lowered and then gave the equivocation of, wait a minute, wait a minute.

01:53:54.840 You didn't do anything here.

01:53:55.800 You're doing something here.

01:53:56.840 And these people have a reason to be pissed.

01:53:58.760 I mean, it just gave all new wrinkles in the argument that hadn't been there 10, 15 years before.

01:54:05.020 Yeah, and I think the two things the Democrats didn't really understand when they saw this polling early on was while there is real concern for, quote unquote, democracy in our country, there are much bigger concerns, right?

01:54:20.260 People are much more concerned about the economy and inflation and crime and the border and many other things than democracy as a voting issue.

01:54:29.580 And number two, they didn't realize that half the people saying they thought democracy under threat believed the Democrats were the threat.

01:54:40.240 They were the ones who were the problem here.

01:54:42.740 It wasn't that everyone thought democracy was under threat because of January 6th or because of Donald Trump.

01:54:48.360 Many of them believe there were problems with the election.

01:54:50.700 Many of them see what is going on when, you know, Republicans are being investigated by the IRS, for example, all the corruption and massive problems that have gone on, even outside of the electoral process, just the way the country is run.

01:55:07.380 And so while it motivates and animates at some level, it's not the top of the mind issue.

01:55:12.940 And also there's half of the country who see what, let's say, the left is doing with the January 6th commission and say, you're the ones doing this.

01:55:23.280 You're the ones violating the rules of our democracy.

01:55:25.980 So they really invested a lot of resources in this and it's fallen on its face.

01:55:30.040 Well, I find it amazing.

01:55:31.320 Mainstream media, major threat, almost 60%, 59%, minor threat, 25%, not a threat, 15%.

01:55:37.940 15%, that's about, I think, the number of people that work for the federal government and the mainstream media.

01:55:46.120 I mean, that is amazing.

01:55:48.400 It's really bad.

01:55:49.220 That's amazing.

01:55:50.260 One more thing.

01:55:50.920 Yeah.

01:55:51.580 Also from the New York Times, they ranked major issues by importance.

01:55:57.280 Let's see.

01:55:59.240 Economy was 26, inflation 19.

01:56:03.520 And they split those two, but that's the same issue.

01:56:06.160 Right.

01:56:06.340 We're talking, that's 45% saying it's the top issue.

01:56:09.740 That's incredibly high.

01:56:11.060 Now, here's what also is interesting to me.

01:56:13.620 Trump, Republicans, and crime are in a three-way tie with climate change.

01:56:20.240 I don't believe this poll.

01:56:22.500 Crime is tied with Trump, Republicans, and climate change?

01:56:28.440 Crime?

01:56:30.760 You know, you're only going to get climate change and Trump, Republicans.

01:56:33.940 You get, you know, each side, or you get double, because climate change is really important,

01:56:41.860 and Trump, Republicans are really important.

01:56:43.640 But crime, you get both parties saying crime.

01:56:47.320 Yeah.

01:56:47.600 I mean, again, this is the, I think the way the poll is phrased, it's top issue.

01:56:50.940 Is that right?

01:56:52.060 Not just, is it an issue?

01:56:53.660 But is it your top issue?

01:56:55.040 So, I think a lot of people who might say crime, or might say the border, are instead

01:56:59.020 saying economy or inflation.

01:57:00.600 Yeah, you're right.

01:57:01.040 I would say, because it's number three on my list.

01:57:03.140 Yeah.

01:57:03.440 You know what I mean?

01:57:03.940 Right.

01:57:04.280 So, you have economy, inflation, the state of democracy, immigration, then climate change

01:57:11.960 with Trump, Republicans, and crime.

01:57:15.820 So.

01:57:15.980 And where was abortion again?

01:57:17.160 Abortion was fifth.

01:57:18.220 Fifth.

01:57:18.380 Four percent.

01:57:19.640 So, think about what they've invested in here.

01:57:21.420 I know.

01:57:21.800 The democracy thing, which is not paying off at all.

01:57:24.180 The Trump Republicans.

01:57:24.860 As we just described.

01:57:25.380 The Trump Republicans thing, which is not paying off at all.

01:57:27.660 And abortion. 0.95

01:57:28.060 And abortion. 0.95

01:57:28.640 They've funneled all their resources, and now there's pretty significant evidence that

01:57:33.140 independent women are turned off by all of this abortion focus. 1.00

01:57:38.780 It was like, wait a minute.

01:57:39.420 Like, yeah, you know, I'm talking about independent pro-choice women who are saying, well, you know, 1.00

01:57:45.060 pro-choice is an important issue for me.

01:57:47.480 But, guys, like, I got to pay my bills.

01:57:49.640 I got to be able to afford bread.

01:57:51.720 Right.

01:57:51.840 You know, they're seeing this as like, wait a minute.

01:57:53.440 You're focusing on that in this time?

01:57:55.620 I think it's important, too, and I want to fight for it.

01:57:57.940 But, wait a minute.

01:57:59.440 Like, I can't get my kids to school because gas is $5 a gallon.

01:58:04.360 This is, I mean, this is the number one thing.

01:58:07.220 I mean, the number one lesson from political campaigns in my lifetime has been the economy.

01:58:16.320 The economy.

01:58:18.560 People look at their pocketbook first, first when things are going badly.

01:58:25.840 James Carville.

01:58:27.040 Yeah.

01:58:27.340 I mean, it's the economy stupid.

01:58:29.360 But it was before that, too.

01:58:30.960 If things are going poorly for the average person, the party in charge is not going to do well.

01:58:37.580 Now, how they have, I mean, maybe because they just knew the economy wasn't going to do well because we're dismantling it.

01:58:46.780 We're just dismantling it.

01:58:48.100 Yeah.

01:58:48.320 And I think people a lot of times look at the economy as, oh, gosh, people just care about money.

01:58:53.140 No, the economy is your entire pragmatic life, right?

01:58:59.420 It's your family.

01:59:00.480 It's everything.

01:59:01.680 It's your entire existence, right?

01:59:04.900 If you have enough money, you can do the things that you want to do.

01:59:08.700 You can spend your time pursuing the happiness you want to pursue.

01:59:13.680 There's a reason why people like getting rich.

01:59:16.140 Well, it's not just because they want shiny things.

01:59:18.520 It's not even rich.

01:59:19.300 No, I know, but I'm just saying that this is why people pursue it, not because they want shiny things in their apartment or diamonds.

01:59:24.820 That's all nice.

01:59:25.760 But, of course, what it is is you're able to do the things you want to do that you believe in, that you think are important, to spend time with your kids instead of busting your butt at a second job.

01:59:33.780 All these things are crucial to people's lives.

01:59:37.680 And while, yes, I don't know what the max is, Glenn.

01:59:40.140 Maybe there's some liberals in our audience that can answer this.

01:59:43.140 How many abortions can you have in a year? 1.00

01:59:45.920 How many abortions are you going to have in a lifetime? 1.00

01:59:47.620 Even if you really love abortion, how many times are you going through that?

01:59:51.120 A couple?

01:59:52.280 You know, I guess you could have a – I don't know how many per week you can have, but I know how many times I go to the grocery store every week.

01:59:57.660 Yeah.

01:59:58.160 I know how many times I go to the gas pump every week.

02:00:00.780 You're doing this all the time.

02:00:02.220 These are things that affect your daily life.

02:00:03.740 And while you might think abortion is a – again, I do not support this view.

02:00:08.160 But you might think, hey, this is a good get-out-of-jail-free card that I might use once in my life in a tough spot.

02:00:12.840 Can I tell you something?

02:00:13.700 This is a bad way to put it, but this is what I think you're going for.

02:00:18.980 It's horrible to say this, but it's a luxury item.

02:00:22.580 You know what I mean?

02:00:23.300 I mean, it's not a necessity for most people.

02:00:28.100 To end the life of a child? 0.51

02:00:29.280 Yeah.

02:00:29.560 It's not a necessity.

02:00:30.460 For most people, they're not like – it's like you said, get-out-of-jail-free card.

02:00:36.220 It's something that some people look at as a way out of a problem.

02:00:41.660 So that's a luxury item.

02:00:44.580 And we know half the country doesn't agree with it at all.

02:00:46.740 At all.

02:00:47.220 Half of the country are males.

02:00:49.400 So you're talking about, let's say, 25% of the country that would even consider at any point getting an abortion.

02:00:55.220 And then you've got to eliminate that to the people who would actually do it.

02:00:59.280 So what are you at?

02:01:00.140 5% of the nation?

02:01:01.100 Now, I'm not saying it's not an important issue, but it goes back to quickly how Stacey Abrams talked about this the other day.

02:01:08.820 In their minds, you can abort your way out of inflation.

02:01:12.040 You can abort your way into a good economy.

02:01:13.880 That's a totally different view than the average person.

02:01:16.440 I have to tell you, you lost me at men can't have babies. 1.00

02:01:20.140 Ah, crap.

02:01:21.120 Crap.

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02:02:41.260 You know, we were just talking off the air about, you know, what are you going to run

02:03:03.640 on if you're, if you're the Democrats, what are you going to buy, run on your equity, uh,

02:03:10.900 nonsense and Black Lives Matter, the streets are on fire. 0.99

02:03:15.220 Uh, what's happening in our schools, we care about your children.

02:03:18.520 Really?

02:03:19.920 Because that's on fire.

02:03:21.780 Uh, you know, even gay rights is no longer gay.

02:03:24.740 Right.

02:03:24.880 That's like, that's simple.

02:03:26.820 That's simple.

02:03:27.640 How about not having strippers in my kids' classrooms? 0.99

02:03:31.180 You know, that'd be nice.

02:03:32.060 That'd be nice.

02:03:32.760 So you can't run on that.

02:03:33.920 You can't run on the economy.

02:03:35.180 You can't run on, you know, we're safer today than we were.

02:03:40.560 The guys on television saying, you know, we're close to Armageddon.

02:03:44.240 I mean, holy cow.

02:03:45.660 What could you run on?

02:03:47.460 Now, this is why they are trying to make abortion the issue and then why they're trying to run

02:03:52.000 on the democracy thing and all of these issues that people are, it's not at the top of their

02:03:57.000 priority list.

02:03:57.620 They've got nothing else.

02:03:58.560 And I have some sympathy for the strategists on the Democratic side that are trying to

02:04:02.540 figure this out.

02:04:03.500 They've got nowhere to go, but they've got nowhere to go because they failed.

02:04:07.080 They've done a terrible job running the country and they've destroyed it in so many different

02:04:11.140 ways.

02:04:11.800 And that's why they don't have an argument.

02:04:14.140 The fear and the madness ends November 8th.

The Glenn Beck Program - October 20, 2022

Why Is No One Talking About the Missing Journalist？｜ Guests： Rep. Thomas Massie & David Green ｜ 10⧸20⧸22

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The Glenn Beck Program - October 20, 2022

Why Is No One Talking About the Missing Journalist？ ｜ Guests： Rep. Thomas Massie & David Green ｜ 10⧸20⧸22

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Why Is No One Talking About the Missing Journalist？｜ Guests： Rep. Thomas Massie & David Green ｜ 10⧸20⧸22