The Glenn Beck Program - Why Worry, It's Not Gonna Happen？｜ Guests： Bill O'Reilly & Charlie Kirk

00:00:00.000 The Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment.

00:00:30.000 It's absolutely really well done.

00:00:33.560 The Soviets are saying that it's all propaganda because Chernobyl, as we all know, was caused by the CIA, which shows that even without communism, they are still playing the same game.

00:00:46.780 But in that movie, in that movie, one of the one of the things that said that stuck out to me was, why worry about something that isn't going to happen?

00:01:00.000 And the scientist looked at the KGB, the officer of the KGB who had said that to him, and said, my gosh, we should put that on our money.

00:01:14.600 It's interesting.

00:01:16.160 We have in God we trust.

00:01:19.060 And he's right after watching Chernobyl.

00:01:21.480 Why worry about something that isn't going to happen?

00:01:23.940 The state has become God.

00:01:25.620 And so the state tells you what's going to happen and not.

00:01:30.000 I want to start there in one minute.

00:01:33.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:40.060 Woman in Michigan.

00:01:41.580 She's at work.

00:01:42.340 She gets a call from Simply Safe Home Security.

00:01:44.360 Her alarm is going off.

00:01:46.780 Ma'am, we need your permission to check everything here.

00:01:51.020 There's a man in your house.

00:01:53.680 Sure.

00:01:54.560 Sure.

00:01:55.040 Yeah.

00:01:56.340 It's probably just the landlord.

00:01:57.840 Well, I don't know what the landlord looks like, but this guy broke in and he's he's trying to fend off your dog with a lamp.

00:02:06.980 She says, that's not my landlord.

00:02:09.300 They call police 9-1-1, but they get a priority 9-1-1 because they have eyes on the perpetrator.

00:02:15.800 They have evidence that it is not just an alarm going off, but there's somebody in the house.

00:02:22.320 Now, Simply Safe is the only group of people that do this.

00:02:25.580 This puts you this puts you into the category of of most corporate security.

00:02:32.940 Corporate security has somebody watching those monitors all the time.

00:02:35.960 So when they call, they say we have eyes on.

00:02:39.880 And you're you get three times the service you're you're when when your alarm system calls police, it goes to the bottom of the 9-1-1 list.

00:02:48.900 But if there's eyes on and verification that something is in the house, it goes to the top of the list.

00:02:55.040 And this is a really big deal.

00:02:56.440 No one else does that.

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00:03:15.820 So why worry about something that isn't going to happen?

00:03:45.800 And this is it's a good way to look, look at things.

00:03:51.320 It's a it's an easy way to live your life.

00:03:53.720 It's why most of us don't really want to examine the truth, the truth about ourselves.

00:04:00.960 You know, the hardest thing about being an alcoholic is if you want to get better, if you want to stop drinking, you have to really look at the hard truth about yourself.

00:04:10.500 And that's not easy.

00:04:12.540 I mean, I spent I spent probably well, I spent my whole life avoiding it.

00:04:21.440 But I spent probably.

00:04:29.360 Maybe two years in a really avoiding it, knowing that I had to do it.

00:04:37.000 I had to look inside of myself.

00:04:39.440 And quite honestly, I was afraid there was nothing in there.

00:04:42.400 I was afraid I would find nothing good, nothing, nothing special, nothing different, nothing.

00:04:49.200 If I looked.

00:04:51.620 Then I would know who I really was.

00:04:53.640 And I wasn't convinced I was a.

00:04:56.540 Worthwhile guy.

00:04:57.680 And so you avoid it.

00:05:04.440 Why did people say, why worry about something that isn't going to happen?

00:05:08.660 The caliphate.

00:05:11.820 We wouldn't have armed ISIS.

00:05:13.940 I don't know if you remember this, but that's exactly what we were doing in Benghazi.

00:05:17.800 We were running guns to the group of people that turned into ISIS.

00:05:21.920 Well, don't worry about that, because the caliphate is stupid.

00:05:27.360 It's ridiculous.

00:05:28.120 It's not going to happen.

00:05:29.320 So why worry about it?

00:05:31.060 We're fighting this war right now.

00:05:33.020 What are you trying to do?

00:05:34.700 You fighting for the other side?

00:05:36.880 No, I'm just telling you a caliphate is coming.

00:05:41.940 Why worry about a crash?

00:05:43.800 We have systems.

00:05:45.220 There's not going to be a crash.

00:05:47.000 That's what everybody told me in 08 and 07 and 06.

00:05:50.600 There's not going to be a housing crash, a banking collapse.

00:05:54.240 That can't happen.

00:05:56.460 Why worry about it?

00:05:57.980 It's not going to happen.

00:05:59.500 9-11.

00:06:00.280 These are just crazy cave dwellers, they told me in 1999.

00:06:06.900 What, are you just trying to help Clinton?

00:06:09.620 Who is this Osama bin Laden?

00:06:11.100 He lives in a cave.

00:06:13.640 Why worry about something that's not going to happen?

00:06:16.660 Why worry about Russia?

00:06:18.220 They say they're going to hack into our elections.

00:06:21.980 They say that they're going to try to tear us apart from the inside.

00:06:26.000 They've been telling us that for 10 years.

00:06:28.360 It's not going to happen.

00:06:29.540 Why worry about it?

00:06:30.820 You worry about it because it might happen.

00:06:34.800 And if you worry about it early enough, and I don't mean worry, like sit around and go,

00:06:39.700 oh, Jesus, this is going to happen.

00:06:41.760 Instead, you say, okay, I'm going to take this threat seriously, and I'm going to make

00:06:47.300 sure that I don't play into it.

00:06:49.720 If we would have done that with Russia five years ago when we were talking on this program,

00:06:55.480 as you know, when we were talking about Russia, we were telling you that Russia was going to

00:07:01.400 hack in, but not because we're some genius, because we take these people at their word,

00:07:06.180 and that's what they said they would do.

00:07:09.580 If we all would have taken that threat seriously, things would have changed.

00:07:15.360 But again, we're not interested.

00:07:18.220 We're not interested in the truth, maybe because we are so afraid to look into the bad things.

00:07:26.500 We're so afraid to look into the things that could happen.

00:07:30.700 We're not doing self-examination.

00:07:33.120 What we're doing is we're raising the flag even higher, some of us, saying America is

00:07:39.140 the best.

00:07:39.820 And you know what?

00:07:40.520 It is.

00:07:41.260 It really, truly is.

00:07:43.340 But America has done some really horrible things as well.

00:07:47.960 That doesn't take away from where we are.

00:07:50.380 If we learn from those mistakes, there is something great at the heart of America.

00:07:58.020 There is something really profound at the heart of America.

00:08:02.020 But until we risk looking for what it is, until we risk looking beyond the flag, beyond the trappings,

00:08:12.120 we're never going to find it.

00:08:15.500 I want to give you something that we shouldn't worry about.

00:08:27.460 We should fix.

00:08:30.840 And the worst thing we can do is mock a warning like this.

00:08:36.500 The worst thing we can do is avoid looking at it.

00:08:39.580 The worst thing we can do is avoid it for political reasons.

00:08:43.240 And I'm going to show you with the documentary, or I'm sorry, the film Chernobyl, I'm going

00:08:50.080 to show you how this is very similar to what we're doing right now.

00:08:56.680 But let me give you just one topic.

00:09:00.280 Ebola.

00:09:02.580 We all know how deadly Ebola is.

00:09:05.540 We all know that it's ground zero in the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

00:09:13.240 Well, if you're not keeping up on Ebola news, which I don't, you know, I generally don't

00:09:19.640 get the newsletter from Ebola.com.

00:09:21.460 But if we were getting the daily newsletter, you would know that we are now looking at the

00:09:28.020 biggest outbreak, the most deadly outbreak of Ebola yet.

00:09:33.760 And where is it?

00:09:35.360 It's centered in the Congo.

00:09:36.900 However, it is spreading beyond the Congo.

00:09:44.300 So here we are looking at a few facts.

00:09:50.540 According to the World Health Organization, the confirmed cases of Ebola have exceeded 2,000

00:09:56.020 in the DRC.

00:09:57.760 Now, I stand corrected, it's not the largest, it's the second largest, directly behind the

00:10:05.880 2014-26 epidemic.

00:10:07.960 Do you remember what happened in 2014-2016?

00:10:11.180 Somebody got onto a plane and it had reached our shores.

00:10:15.240 Luckily, we knew who that person was, we knew who those people were, and we cured them here

00:10:20.800 in the United States because they were doctors, but we knew exactly who they were, and we quarantined

00:10:27.860 them.

00:10:28.240 Do you remember one of the planes that we had to get was a quarantine plane?

00:10:32.240 So they were completely isolated in an isolation chamber in that airplane.

00:10:37.920 Now, Ebola is spreading across Africa.

00:10:46.160 It's no longer contained in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

00:10:52.980 Yesterday, it was reported that it hopped the border over into Uganda.

00:10:57.700 There was a young patient, five years old, that died, has two relatives that also tested positive.

00:11:10.980 The Department of Border Patrol, now this is where it starts to get interesting for us.

00:11:16.600 The Department of Border Patrol just apprehended a large group of people from Africa.

00:11:20.980 Press release from the Border Patrol announced on May 31st that they had apprehended 116 people

00:11:28.440 from Africa trying to cross the Mexican border.

00:11:32.740 Now, of these, there was a large group or contingency of those from the Democratic Republic of the

00:11:40.600 Congo.

00:11:41.880 Again, that's where Ebola is having its rebirth.

00:11:46.160 And they are not the only people coming in from the DRC to the United States through Mexico.

00:11:53.120 According to the agents assigned at the Eagle Pass station, on June 5th, our Border Patrol

00:12:02.400 arrested a group of 34 people from the continent of Africa.

00:12:06.320 Since May 30th, more than 500 people from Africa have come in.

00:12:11.200 These groups are primarily made up of family units from the Congo.

00:12:20.960 Now, where are they?

00:12:22.840 Well, we don't really know.

00:12:24.320 We know some of them are in San Antonio.

00:12:26.540 We also know that some of them are now in Portland, Maine.

00:12:31.560 Another group has come in from the Congo, about 350 migrants.

00:12:37.240 They came through Ecuador to our southern border.

00:12:42.480 They came in.

00:12:44.200 They're now saying that they, because they're fleeing a war zone, that they need asylum.

00:12:53.400 The plan is for 350 of them to travel from San Antonio to Portland.

00:12:59.440 Portland, that's Maine, by the way.

00:13:02.160 But Portland, Maine said, please don't send us any more.

00:13:05.020 We're already stretched way beyond our capacity.

00:13:08.980 So now they're looking for other cities that these migrants from the Congo can be sent to.

00:13:17.540 Now, this doesn't mean these guys have Ebola.

00:13:21.480 This doesn't mean that we shouldn't take them in if they are really, truly fleeing from a war zone.

00:13:26.940 This means we should not dismiss the fact that ISIS was in the Congo recently doing something we don't know what.

00:13:38.720 And here's a group of 350 people from the Congo that found themselves able to get across our southern border.

00:13:46.660 Somehow or another, they don't speak Spanish and they don't speak French, but they got onto a plane.

00:13:51.820 They flew to Ecuador.

00:13:52.740 They made it all the way through Mexico and across our border without speaking a word of the language.

00:13:59.480 That's odd.

00:14:01.020 The other concern, and this is where it really is, should be concerning.

00:14:05.620 Because we are screening so many people, the physicians at our border are overwhelmed.

00:14:13.860 Ebola is difficult to catch.

00:14:16.940 You have to isolate for at least 21 days.

00:14:20.540 This is why we had something called Ellis Island.

00:14:24.760 If you had a deadly disease, you were quarantined for a while to make sure if you were coming from a place with deadly disease, that you weren't bringing it into the United States.

00:14:34.520 But we're not doing that anymore.

00:14:36.480 And if anyone thinks that ISIS just wouldn't weaponize people, you're out of your mind.

00:14:43.960 But why worry about things that are not going to happen?

00:14:48.580 That's going to be called hateful.

00:14:50.220 That's going to be called fear-mongering.

00:14:53.660 That's going to be called everything other than what it is.

00:14:58.720 A truthful look at the facts and a warning that it may not be these people.

00:15:06.660 Well, it probably isn't.

00:15:10.060 But we should be screening for Ebola.

00:15:13.920 And we have a problem on the border.

00:15:17.020 This is a catastrophe of global significance.

00:15:22.740 Just waiting to happen.

00:15:25.060 But we have to be willing to face the truth.

00:15:27.520 But truth is a hard thing.

00:15:29.660 We're going to get to that coming up in just a second.

00:15:31.820 The lessons we learn from Ebola.

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00:17:06.880 Let's go to some clips.

00:17:23.580 Sarah, what do we have for clips?

00:17:26.200 I'd like to get the testimony.

00:17:30.180 What do we have for clips?

00:17:32.560 What do you have ready?

00:17:33.140 You have one in, all right, so here's clip, here's clip one.

00:17:40.120 I don't know by the name.

00:17:41.520 Building a sluice gate valve here.

00:17:45.060 The valve will be difficult to operate, so we'll need three men.

00:17:49.620 We'll need to know the basement layout.

00:17:52.920 And of course, any volunteers will be rewarded.

00:17:57.220 A yearly stipend of 400 rubles.

00:18:00.280 And for those of you working in Reactors 1 and 2 promotions,

00:18:12.340 why are Reactors 1 and 2 still operating at all?

00:18:16.260 My friend was a security guard that night, and she's now dying.

00:18:20.460 And we've all heard about the firemen.

00:18:22.940 And now you want us to swim underneath a burning reactor.

00:18:27.400 Do you even know how contaminated it is?

00:18:29.060 I don't have an exact number.

00:18:33.740 You don't need an exact number to know if it will kill us.

00:18:36.900 But you can't even tell us that.

00:18:40.620 Why should we do this?

00:18:41.740 For what, 400 rubles?

00:18:46.280 You'll do it because it must be done.

00:18:48.160 You'll do it because nobody else can.

00:18:59.040 And if you don't, millions will die.

00:19:03.100 Okay, stop here for a second.

00:19:04.280 I want to, I want to, I want to, here they are.

00:19:11.400 They're talking to the people that work at the plant.

00:19:13.180 And up until this point, everybody is being told, there's nothing to worry about.

00:19:18.980 It's no big deal.

00:19:20.060 But everybody knows that's not true.

00:19:22.180 Everybody knows that's not true.

00:19:24.220 But everybody is just going along with it because that's what the state says.

00:19:28.460 And so, well, let's just go along with it.

00:19:30.780 And finally, this, this group of engineers in the plant, they have to go turn off the water and, and they know they're not getting the truth.

00:19:39.740 And the lead scientist, uh, who was the one who said, Hey, we need you to go turn these valves off.

00:19:47.500 He doesn't know what to do because he, he's not comfortable telling people lies.

00:19:53.280 So he's just kind of leaving it open.

00:19:56.400 Well, I don't know for sure, but they know if you live in a system of lies, you know, you could recognize lies pretty quickly.

00:20:04.580 So the guy from the central committee, which is the only one that can really kind of, kind of emphasis, tell the truth without getting in trouble.

00:20:18.880 He stands up and he says, it has to be done.

00:20:21.500 Now, here's, here's what they didn't say.

00:20:24.080 Now, think, think of this.

00:20:26.480 You come and say, Hey, I'm going to give you, I'm going to give you an extra thousand dollar bonus.

00:20:30.640 If you go swim under this nuclear reactor, you're not going to do it for that.

00:20:34.580 Um, I, I want you to go there and you're going to be fine.

00:20:38.100 You know, it's a lie.

00:20:40.020 You're not going to do it.

00:20:42.080 If you say millions will die, eh, you better, you know, maybe a couple of people will stand up, but if they would have told them the truth, here's the thing.

00:20:52.100 Everyone from Portland to China, I'm sorry, not Portland.

00:20:55.760 Everyone from Poland to China, they might die.

00:21:02.780 Millions and millions and millions are going to die.

00:21:05.360 And if we don't do this quickly, it's going to react like a bomb and it's going to flatten everything.

00:21:12.460 Everybody in Russia, we're all going to die.

00:21:15.840 We have to do this.

00:21:18.420 How many Americans, how many Russians would volunteer and say, I'll stop that.

00:21:22.720 It'll save my family.

00:21:25.020 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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00:22:47.820 Now the reason why I want to spend some time on Chernobyl today is, uh, because it shows us our future.

00:22:57.160 And what Chernobyl is really all about is just lies.

00:23:01.820 That's all it's about.

00:23:03.180 Why did Chernobyl happen?

00:23:04.960 Lies.

00:23:05.920 What happened at Chernobyl, um, it was completely preventable.

00:23:11.620 If the state didn't have to be supreme, if the state was actually looking for the truth and didn't care how it looked.

00:23:22.520 Okay.

00:23:23.560 Or if it was held responsible for anything, but it wasn't, it was God.

00:23:29.080 And so it could never make a mistake and it could never look bad.

00:23:32.200 And so what, what happened was scientists, uh, before Chernobyl, they went in and they, they started looking at these reactors and they found one flaw with the reactor.

00:23:42.300 And it was, um, uh, a system that if it, if it was extremely under pressure, you were running, uh, you were running diagnostics, you were putting it greatly under pressure and, you know, X, Y, and Z happen.

00:23:58.380 And then you pushed the emergency button because it started to spiral out of control, which stopped the nuclear reaction.

00:24:06.800 If you would have pushed that emergency button, then it makes the reactor a bomb.

00:24:11.940 Okay.

00:24:13.040 But as they, as they found this years before Chernobyl, the state, the KGB said, don't talk about that.

00:24:22.060 It's never going to happen.

00:24:23.500 Why worry about it?

00:24:24.540 It's never going to happen.

00:24:25.740 So that's state classified.

00:24:29.000 That's a state secret.

00:24:30.220 No need to tell these, these, uh, nuclear people that that could turn into a bomb.

00:24:35.500 Well, so now you've got all these reactors, all the same.

00:24:38.820 And if this sequence happens, it turns into a bomb and no one knows it.

00:24:45.180 So what happens?

00:24:46.380 Well, they put the intentionally put Chernobyl under stress, a stress test, and they create these conditions that they don't know is arming a

00:24:55.680 bomb.

00:24:56.020 And so when everything starts to go wrong, they push that button and the reactor explodes.

00:25:02.440 Okay.

00:25:02.940 So this, the main investigator of Chernobyl, who, as you would see at the very first episode, ends up killing himself two years on the anniversary of Chernobyl.

00:25:15.260 Uh, he's the guy who was part of the team that buried this truth and he did it because he was a good communist and he did it because he was a good Soviet system, uh, uh, uh, Soviet, uh, citizen.

00:25:30.600 And he also believed it couldn't happen.

00:25:35.700 Well, he was the guy picked by the central committee to go in and look at Chernobyl and, you know, halfway through this series, he doesn't know.

00:25:45.000 He doesn't know that it was this series of events that, that he hid that actually caused it.

00:25:51.720 So he decides, I have to tell the truth in open court.

00:25:56.520 Well, nobody wants to hear this.

00:25:59.480 So he testifies and he does the worst thing he could possibly do.

00:26:04.680 And that's testify to, um, uh, the central committee in open court, as open as it was back then, uh, an open court.

00:26:16.940 It was our fault.

00:26:18.320 It was the Soviet system's fault.

00:26:20.280 We were lying and eventually lies come back to pay off.

00:26:25.100 Every lie incurs a debt and that debt has to be paid.

00:26:29.260 So after his testimony, he only did it because he hoped that all the reactors would be warned.

00:26:36.540 So it wouldn't happen again.

00:26:39.640 Well, he is pulled into a room after his testimony and the head of the KGB comes in and he has a little chat with him.

00:26:49.960 Sarah, do we have that clip?

00:26:52.800 Sorry Alexievich Ligasov, son of Alexei Ligasov, head of ideological compliance central committee.

00:27:04.220 Do you know your father did that?

00:27:06.200 Yes.

00:27:08.220 As a student, you had a leadership position in Komsomol, communist youth, correct?

00:27:14.940 You already know.

00:27:15.980 Answer the question.

00:27:17.540 Yes.

00:27:18.020 At the Kachatav Institute, you were the Communist Party's secretary.

00:27:25.380 In that position, you limited the promotion of Jewish scientists.

00:27:34.080 Yes.

00:27:35.880 To curry favor with Kremlin officials.

00:27:43.880 You're one of us like ourselves.

00:27:45.480 I can do anything I want with you.

00:27:51.300 But what I want the most is for you to know that I know.

00:27:55.500 You're not brave.

00:27:58.620 You're not heroic.

00:28:01.660 You're just a dying man who forgot himself.

00:28:05.340 I know who I am.

00:28:07.140 I know what I've done.

00:28:08.180 In a just world, I would be shot for my lies, but not for this, not for the truth.

00:28:17.500 Scientists.

00:28:19.480 And your idiot obsession with reasons.

00:28:23.280 When the bullet hits your skull, what will it matter?

00:28:26.740 Why?

00:28:27.160 Why?

00:28:27.240 No one's getting shot like ourselves.

00:28:39.120 The whole world saw you in the air.

00:28:41.820 It would be embarrassing to kill you now.

00:28:43.980 And for what?

00:28:46.240 Your testimony today will not be accepted by the state.

00:28:49.580 It will not be disseminated in the press.

00:28:51.600 It never happened.

00:28:55.620 No.

00:28:57.040 You will live, however long you have.

00:29:00.820 But not as a scientist.

00:29:02.500 Not anymore.

00:29:04.600 You keep your title and your office.

00:29:09.720 But no duties.

00:29:10.720 No authority.

00:29:12.140 No friends.

00:29:13.340 No one will talk to you.

00:29:16.060 No one will listen to you.

00:29:20.000 Other men.

00:29:22.660 Lesser men.

00:29:24.420 Will receive credit for the things you have done.

00:29:28.180 Your legacy is now their legacy.

00:29:30.740 You will live long enough to see that.

00:29:36.720 What role did Shabina play in this?

00:29:39.700 None.

00:29:40.700 He didn't know what I was going to say.

00:29:44.080 What role did Hormiuk play in this?

00:29:47.420 None.

00:29:48.960 She didn't know either.

00:29:52.740 After all you've said and done today,

00:29:55.520 it would be curious

00:29:57.560 if you chose this moment to lie.

00:30:04.140 I would think a man of your experience

00:30:06.320 would know a lie when he hears one.

00:30:07.960 You will not meet or communicate

00:30:14.060 with either one of them ever again.

00:30:17.080 You will not communicate with anyone

00:30:18.860 about Chernobyl ever again.

00:30:21.980 You will remain so immaterial

00:30:23.640 to the world around you

00:30:24.680 that when you finally do die,

00:30:27.120 it will be exceedingly hard to know

00:30:28.840 that you ever lived at all.

00:30:30.080 What if I refuse?

00:30:39.980 Why worry about something

00:30:41.440 that isn't going to happen?

00:30:42.520 Why worry about something

00:30:46.220 that isn't going to happen?

00:30:48.800 Oh, that's perfect.

00:30:51.100 They should put that on our money.

00:30:52.600 So, here he is, this guy,

00:30:57.280 and I just want to show you

00:30:58.340 what just, just what happened.

00:31:00.580 And tell me if you see

00:31:02.400 any of these signs happening

00:31:04.400 in our own society.

00:31:06.420 People up at the top saying,

00:31:07.780 you're not brave.

00:31:09.000 You're not heroic.

00:31:10.540 You've been part of this thing

00:31:12.400 the whole time.

00:31:14.120 You just forgot yourself.

00:31:15.680 You're a man who forgot himself.

00:31:19.100 Meaning, you're a man

00:31:20.760 who's been bad this whole time

00:31:22.980 and you forgot

00:31:23.720 that you were really a bad person.

00:31:26.000 When indeed, the story is

00:31:29.780 that he was a guy

00:31:31.600 who was a good guy

00:31:32.580 who then got sucked into the system

00:31:35.700 and became that guy,

00:31:38.000 one of them,

00:31:39.160 and then he remembered who he was.

00:31:41.800 He wasn't that.

00:31:43.000 He was a good guy.

00:31:46.240 You're just a,

00:31:47.260 you're just a man who,

00:31:48.640 for a weak man,

00:31:49.500 who just forgot who he was.

00:31:51.760 You're weak.

00:31:54.480 Then they try to erase him.

00:31:56.780 You're inconsequential.

00:31:58.920 By the time we're done,

00:32:00.500 no one will ever know

00:32:01.760 that you were born.

00:32:02.720 Let me ask you a question.

00:32:04.200 Why in 2000,

00:32:06.300 what was it, 2010,

00:32:08.840 why was there no pictures

00:32:11.280 in Time Magazine

00:32:12.840 of the Tea Party movement?

00:32:15.680 In Time Magazine,

00:32:17.260 in the year in review,

00:32:19.060 if I recall right,

00:32:21.000 there wasn't a single picture

00:32:22.680 of the Tea Party.

00:32:24.520 In the year in review,

00:32:27.540 it was huge.

00:32:29.120 because by the time you're done,

00:32:33.500 the state is telling you,

00:32:34.800 the statists are telling you,

00:32:37.720 it'd be hard to even prove

00:32:39.020 you were alive.

00:32:40.900 But you know what?

00:32:41.960 even though he committed suicide

00:32:44.460 two years later,

00:32:46.460 he made tapes

00:32:48.340 of what the truth was.

00:32:49.980 Those tapes were eventually

00:32:51.960 disseminated.

00:32:53.920 Because they were,

00:32:55.240 they were snuck out

00:32:56.860 and they started to go everywhere,

00:32:58.400 he did change things.

00:33:00.240 And we do know

00:33:01.580 that he lived today.

00:33:04.300 Because lies

00:33:05.740 always

00:33:06.820 crumble everything.

00:33:08.820 Gorbachev wrote in 2006

00:33:10.260 that it was

00:33:11.780 Chernobyl

00:33:12.620 that was really

00:33:13.800 the end

00:33:14.500 of the Soviet Union.

00:33:17.160 I think that's because

00:33:18.580 all of the lies

00:33:19.740 came home to roost.

00:33:20.980 Let me give you

00:33:23.920 one more clip.

00:33:26.660 And this again

00:33:27.700 is the voice

00:33:28.660 of the scientist

00:33:29.540 who just risked his life

00:33:31.020 to tell the truth.

00:33:33.860 And he says this.

00:33:38.560 To be a scientist

00:33:39.900 is to be naive.

00:33:42.720 We are so focused

00:33:44.160 on our search for truth

00:33:45.420 we fail to consider

00:33:46.480 how few

00:33:47.200 actually want us

00:33:48.740 to find it.

00:33:49.420 but it is

00:33:50.860 always there

00:33:52.340 whether we see it or not.

00:33:54.540 Whether we choose to or not.

00:33:56.620 The truth doesn't care

00:33:57.580 about our needs

00:33:58.480 or wants.

00:33:59.280 It doesn't care

00:33:59.840 about our governments,

00:34:01.080 our ideologies,

00:34:02.460 our religions.

00:34:04.820 It will line weight

00:34:05.980 for all time.

00:34:08.680 And this

00:34:09.260 at last

00:34:10.380 is the gift of Chernobyl.

00:34:12.580 Where I once

00:34:13.300 would fear

00:34:13.840 the cost of truth

00:34:14.960 now I only ask

00:34:16.660 what is it?

00:34:19.420 the cost of lies.

00:34:20.660 I want you to watch

00:34:26.940 Chernobyl with your family.

00:34:28.840 It's five episodes.

00:34:30.260 It's great.

00:34:31.120 It's great history.

00:34:32.500 It's really well done.

00:34:35.380 And I want you to

00:34:36.460 just make mental notes

00:34:37.840 to yourself.

00:34:38.660 Wow, are we headed

00:34:39.380 in that direction

00:34:40.200 or away from that?

00:34:44.100 Dedicate yourself

00:34:45.120 to the truth.

00:34:46.340 because the cost

00:34:48.180 of lies

00:34:48.980 is too great

00:34:50.540 because it

00:34:51.960 will

00:34:52.580 come back.

00:34:57.740 I find Chernobyl

00:34:59.180 a disturbing

00:35:00.780 story

00:35:01.580 because of the direction

00:35:02.720 we're headed

00:35:03.340 but in the end

00:35:05.420 a story of hope

00:35:07.040 because

00:35:07.760 there always

00:35:09.480 will be

00:35:10.780 a few people

00:35:12.280 that are willing

00:35:13.120 to stand up

00:35:13.960 for the truth.

00:35:14.680 by the way

00:35:15.740 speaking of that

00:35:16.480 we have two scientists

00:35:17.880 that are going

00:35:19.760 to be on

00:35:20.400 the

00:35:21.280 podcast

00:35:24.480 this weekend

00:35:25.260 Bogosian and Lindsay

00:35:26.800 and this is what

00:35:28.280 we're talking about.

00:35:29.140 This is the first time

00:35:29.660 we've ever had two people

00:35:30.640 on the podcast

00:35:31.480 at once.

00:35:32.460 This is

00:35:32.740 I think this is

00:35:34.080 my favorite podcast

00:35:35.180 we've done.

00:35:35.960 We've done about

00:35:36.660 50 of these

00:35:37.620 and

00:35:38.120 it's hard to choose

00:35:40.080 because there are

00:35:41.060 really some

00:35:42.440 great podcasts

00:35:43.440 but this one

00:35:44.540 was fascinating

00:35:46.160 because

00:35:47.100 they're talking

00:35:48.000 they're coming

00:35:48.420 from a different

00:35:49.020 side.

00:35:49.840 They're coming

00:35:50.160 from the left.

00:35:51.660 They don't agree

00:35:52.220 with the things

00:35:52.920 that I necessarily

00:35:53.780 believe in

00:35:54.360 but they don't

00:35:55.100 believe

00:35:55.560 they're not

00:35:56.060 statists

00:35:56.920 and they believe

00:35:58.140 in the truth

00:35:58.780 and they are

00:36:00.040 on the front lines

00:36:01.660 of trying

00:36:03.200 to get people

00:36:04.340 in the universities

00:36:05.200 and everything else

00:36:06.040 to recognize

00:36:07.240 the truth

00:36:08.020 and they are

00:36:09.160 just like

00:36:10.320 this scientist

00:36:11.080 we just heard

00:36:12.160 from the KGB.

00:36:13.600 By the time

00:36:14.060 we're done with you

00:36:14.880 it'll be hard

00:36:15.700 to even know

00:36:16.580 that you were alive.

00:36:18.880 These guys

00:36:20.040 are the

00:36:21.080 modern day

00:36:21.880 equivalent

00:36:22.320 of those scientists

00:36:23.580 over in Chernobyl

00:36:24.800 who are trying

00:36:25.260 to tell the truth.

00:36:26.520 It's a great podcast.

00:36:28.580 Just go to

00:36:29.340 iTunes

00:36:29.900 and subscribe

00:36:31.140 to the Glenn Beck

00:36:31.960 podcast.

00:36:32.980 Make sure that you

00:36:33.880 rate and review it

00:36:35.320 because that changes

00:36:36.240 the algorithm

00:36:36.940 and it helps

00:36:37.960 other people

00:36:38.760 discover it.

00:36:40.000 So it comes out

00:36:40.780 every Saturday

00:36:41.640 this Saturday

00:36:42.560 it's Dr. Lindsay

00:36:44.540 and Boghossian

00:36:45.820 on

00:36:46.800 Finding the Truth

00:36:48.700 Fascinating.

00:36:50.640 That's tomorrow

00:36:51.620 on the Glenn Beck

00:36:52.520 podcast.

00:36:53.860 Glenn,

00:36:54.460 quickly

00:36:54.940 you did

00:36:55.480 you did say

00:36:57.380 that you wanted

00:36:57.900 people to watch

00:36:59.120 Chernobyl

00:36:59.640 with their families.

00:37:00.760 We should probably

00:37:01.420 advise there's an

00:37:02.360 awfully high amount

00:37:03.600 of skin being

00:37:04.460 burned off

00:37:05.120 for some

00:37:06.240 family situations.

00:37:08.240 Yeah,

00:37:08.320 I should say

00:37:09.340 you don't want

00:37:10.220 to watch it

00:37:10.640 with little kids

00:37:11.960 or sensitive kids

00:37:12.800 because it's

00:37:13.460 I mean what

00:37:14.460 radiation does

00:37:15.320 to bodies

00:37:15.900 and they show it

00:37:16.720 it is

00:37:17.400 holy cow.

00:37:19.760 Tough to watch.

00:37:20.560 Holy cow.

00:37:21.340 So maybe not

00:37:21.800 Father's Day

00:37:23.160 treat for your

00:37:23.680 six year old.

00:37:25.040 Just saying.

00:37:26.040 Thank you.

00:37:26.780 Yes,

00:37:27.200 you're right.

00:37:27.780 Thank you.

00:37:28.980 Parental guidance

00:37:29.900 is suggested.

00:37:31.160 All right,

00:37:32.840 we're going on

00:37:33.400 a cruise next

00:37:34.340 spring and we

00:37:35.400 would love for

00:37:36.180 you to go there.

00:37:37.480 You can,

00:37:38.120 you know,

00:37:38.560 just be with

00:37:39.640 Stu the whole

00:37:40.120 time and just

00:37:41.020 gorge yourself

00:37:41.980 on Italian food

00:37:43.520 to your heart's

00:37:44.720 content.

00:37:45.760 You can join

00:37:46.680 Stu making fun

00:37:48.220 of me and Bill

00:37:49.000 O'Reilly and

00:37:49.740 Rabbi Lappin.

00:37:50.640 Go ahead,

00:37:51.020 make fun of the

00:37:51.520 rabbi.

00:37:52.120 I would never

00:37:52.700 David Barton.

00:37:53.880 Those two are

00:37:54.940 too high in the

00:37:57.540 area of respect,

00:37:58.740 but you and

00:37:59.380 Bill,

00:37:59.820 I mean,

00:38:00.220 Bill's coming

00:38:00.780 up next hour

00:38:01.440 and we can

00:38:02.340 say whatever

00:38:02.640 we want about

00:38:03.100 them.

00:38:04.200 You can,

00:38:04.700 you can decide

00:38:05.900 to spend the

00:38:06.480 time with

00:38:07.060 Lisa,

00:38:07.680 Stu's wife or

00:38:08.400 my wife,

00:38:09.020 probably at

00:38:10.100 the pool or

00:38:11.960 you can go

00:38:12.760 and learn

00:38:13.320 history with

00:38:14.860 Bill and

00:38:15.640 David Barton

00:38:16.560 and Rabbi

00:38:16.940 Lappin and

00:38:17.440 myself as we

00:38:18.160 go to Venice,

00:38:19.300 we go to

00:38:19.880 Greece,

00:38:20.620 we go to

00:38:21.240 the,

00:38:21.560 we go to

00:38:22.620 the Holy

00:38:22.960 Land,

00:38:23.500 Israel.

00:38:24.180 That's next

00:38:25.020 spring.

00:38:25.760 You don't

00:38:26.560 want to miss

00:38:27.200 it.

00:38:27.760 All,

00:38:28.000 all airfare,

00:38:29.180 all gratuities,

00:38:30.260 everything.

00:38:30.800 You never need

00:38:31.440 to take your

00:38:31.880 wallet out.

00:38:32.580 So just get

00:38:33.600 on board before

00:38:34.640 it sails.

00:38:35.280 That's next

00:38:36.140 spring.

00:38:36.960 We'd love to

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00:38:50.740 You know,

00:38:51.800 Chernobyl,

00:38:52.800 Stu,

00:38:53.080 is amazing

00:38:54.120 because it's,

00:38:55.500 it's,

00:38:55.960 it's not only a

00:38:56.820 great story about

00:38:57.540 Chernobyl,

00:38:57.840 which I've

00:38:58.280 always been

00:38:58.760 fascinated by,

00:38:59.840 but it's

00:39:00.280 also,

00:39:00.680 it's,

00:39:03.080 it's bizarre

00:39:03.760 because it's

00:39:04.260 almost like

00:39:04.700 House of Cards

00:39:05.260 as well.

00:39:06.360 Yeah,

00:39:06.540 it shows that,

00:39:07.340 you know,

00:39:07.580 when,

00:39:07.920 once you're in

00:39:08.400 these power

00:39:08.820 circles,

00:39:09.200 when you decide

00:39:10.040 at some point

00:39:10.680 to get a

00:39:11.400 conscience and

00:39:12.140 stop doing the

00:39:12.640 terrible things

00:39:13.140 you've been

00:39:13.400 doing,

00:39:14.000 it's really

00:39:14.420 hard to escape

00:39:15.240 because they

00:39:16.020 can say to

00:39:16.740 you,

00:39:17.060 look,

00:39:17.440 we know who

00:39:17.920 you are.

00:39:18.200 You're the

00:39:18.480 same person.

00:39:19.120 You've done

00:39:19.340 all the things

00:39:19.740 we've done.

00:39:20.460 You're no

00:39:20.740 better than us.

00:39:21.400 Right,

00:39:21.560 and we have

00:39:22.000 all the dirt

00:39:22.500 on you.

00:39:22.900 We'll destroy

00:39:23.500 you.

00:39:24.280 There's a

00:39:24.880 group of us

00:39:25.680 and you

00:39:26.420 will destroy

00:39:27.740 you.

00:39:28.140 You're done.

00:39:29.560 And it's,

00:39:29.980 it's quite

00:39:30.580 fascinating.

00:39:31.280 All right,

00:39:31.640 Bill O'Reilly

00:39:32.440 is coming up

00:39:33.320 next.

00:39:33.580 This is the

00:39:34.520 Glenn Beck

00:39:34.880 program.

00:39:40.780 The fusion

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00:39:46.580 Let's not beat

00:39:47.420 around the bush,

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00:39:52.140 This is the

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00:41:22.620 Oh, yeah.

00:41:40.380 Bill O'Reilly

00:41:41.300 is joining us

00:41:42.100 now from

00:41:43.340 the Bill

00:41:44.420 O'Reilly

00:41:45.540 Bat Cave,

00:41:46.260 someplace

00:41:46.540 deep in

00:41:47.900 the heart

00:41:48.720 of New

00:41:50.500 England.

00:41:50.880 Hello.

00:41:51.240 How are

00:41:51.520 you, Bill?

00:41:52.800 I'm okay,

00:41:53.780 Beck.

00:41:54.200 I am all

00:41:55.680 right.

00:41:55.980 It's a nice

00:41:56.380 day here in

00:41:57.000 the Northeast,

00:41:57.680 so I'm calm

00:41:59.080 right now,

00:41:59.780 but I don't

00:42:00.120 expect that

00:42:00.620 to continue

00:42:01.120 much longer.

00:42:02.320 No,

00:42:02.700 you're probably

00:42:03.440 about 10

00:42:03.920 minutes from

00:42:05.280 blowing a

00:42:06.100 gasket on

00:42:07.200 this program.

00:42:07.900 So,

00:42:08.140 let's start

00:42:09.020 with this.

00:42:10.060 How could

00:42:10.640 anyone possibly

00:42:11.740 vote for

00:42:12.400 Donald Trump

00:42:13.120 when Joe

00:42:14.280 Biden is

00:42:15.180 promising to

00:42:15.880 cure cancer?

00:42:17.480 Yeah,

00:42:17.980 that's a

00:42:18.300 pretty strong

00:42:20.160 promise.

00:42:20.680 but you

00:42:22.560 know what?

00:42:23.460 Again,

00:42:24.760 I'm not

00:42:25.420 going to

00:42:25.720 cover this

00:42:26.860 race in a

00:42:27.460 whole different

00:42:28.080 way than

00:42:28.640 I think in

00:42:29.380 any political

00:42:30.380 race has been

00:42:30.940 ever covered.

00:42:31.820 I'm not

00:42:32.300 going to

00:42:32.640 nitpick either

00:42:33.900 of these

00:42:34.340 guys,

00:42:34.700 and I still

00:42:35.260 believe that

00:42:35.780 Biden will be

00:42:36.340 the nominee.

00:42:36.800 I'm going to

00:42:39.380 give you a

00:42:40.780 lot of

00:42:41.960 why,

00:42:43.440 not what,

00:42:44.740 a lot of

00:42:45.220 why.

00:42:46.640 And Biden

00:42:47.760 basically was

00:42:49.280 responding to a

00:42:49.980 question about

00:42:50.820 his son who

00:42:51.380 died from

00:42:52.180 cancer,

00:42:52.680 and he got

00:42:53.400 emotional,

00:42:54.080 as he always

00:42:54.460 does,

00:42:54.880 and he

00:42:55.060 says,

00:42:55.260 you know,

00:42:55.540 I'm going

00:42:56.260 to do

00:42:57.220 whatever I

00:42:57.720 can,

00:42:58.020 and we're

00:42:58.220 going to

00:42:58.420 cure cancer

00:42:59.000 if I'm

00:42:59.520 elected

00:42:59.760 president.

00:43:00.140 I don't

00:43:00.880 hold that

00:43:01.500 against him,

00:43:01.980 and I

00:43:02.200 don't mock

00:43:02.620 him for

00:43:02.980 it.

00:43:04.640 What I

00:43:05.440 was much

00:43:06.300 more disturbed

00:43:06.880 about was

00:43:07.520 his abortion

00:43:08.220 flip.

00:43:08.920 I thought

00:43:09.320 that was

00:43:09.880 horrible,

00:43:11.040 and I

00:43:11.960 can't

00:43:12.300 understand

00:43:12.620 these

00:43:12.920 people.

00:43:13.380 I really

00:43:13.620 can't.

00:43:14.020 Do you

00:43:14.200 have no

00:43:14.620 conscience

00:43:15.120 at all,

00:43:15.580 no core

00:43:16.040 belief

00:43:16.340 system?

00:43:17.400 If you

00:43:18.040 do change

00:43:19.020 something like

00:43:20.900 that,

00:43:21.120 you must

00:43:21.680 explain it.

00:43:22.920 You must.

00:43:23.660 Give me

00:43:24.700 the why on

00:43:26.120 that.

00:43:26.480 Why do

00:43:26.820 you think

00:43:27.180 he changed?

00:43:28.060 Because he

00:43:28.800 fears the

00:43:29.440 far left

00:43:30.020 will tear

00:43:30.400 him the

00:43:30.680 pieces

00:43:31.040 in the

00:43:32.500 primary

00:43:32.860 process,

00:43:33.420 and he

00:43:33.720 wants them

00:43:34.340 off his

00:43:34.840 back.

00:43:35.620 It's as

00:43:35.900 simple as

00:43:36.320 that.

00:43:41.840 Let's

00:43:42.320 change gears

00:43:44.380 a little.

00:43:44.780 Let's go

00:43:45.020 to the

00:43:45.340 president.

00:43:46.240 The

00:43:46.720 president,

00:43:47.280 they've been

00:43:47.620 claiming this

00:43:48.320 week that

00:43:48.880 he is

00:43:49.220 putting

00:43:49.420 children in

00:43:50.320 internment

00:43:51.260 camps.

00:43:51.860 Of course.

00:43:52.520 Of course.

00:43:54.400 Again,

00:43:55.140 this is,

00:43:56.360 I don't

00:43:57.300 know,

00:43:57.820 how can I

00:43:58.540 phrase this?

00:43:59.160 We live

00:44:00.040 in a

00:44:00.340 nation,

00:44:01.180 a country,

00:44:02.200 the United

00:44:02.620 States,

00:44:03.860 where truth

00:44:04.680 really doesn't

00:44:05.320 matter anymore.

00:44:07.180 I think that

00:44:08.040 everybody has

00:44:08.740 got to come

00:44:09.260 to grips with

00:44:10.160 that.

00:44:10.420 There are

00:44:10.820 selective

00:44:11.380 people who

00:44:12.020 tell the

00:44:12.320 truth.

00:44:12.920 You do,

00:44:13.780 I do,

00:44:14.900 and you

00:44:15.220 know,

00:44:15.480 okay,

00:44:15.780 this is

00:44:16.060 self-aggrandizement,

00:44:17.200 but I got

00:44:18.100 a record,

00:44:18.700 and so do

00:44:19.020 you.

00:44:20.740 45 years

00:44:21.780 I've been

00:44:22.120 doing news

00:44:22.880 and analysis,

00:44:23.500 and I've

00:44:23.940 never,

00:44:24.500 ever been

00:44:25.640 brought up

00:44:26.600 and said

00:44:27.120 you did

00:44:27.900 something

00:44:28.160 fraudulent,

00:44:28.860 you did

00:44:29.200 something that

00:44:30.080 was deceitful

00:44:30.820 on purpose,

00:44:31.600 never.

00:44:32.540 But anyway,

00:44:33.340 you're basically

00:44:34.400 in a country

00:44:35.080 where truth

00:44:35.940 doesn't matter,

00:44:36.720 and the

00:44:37.340 zealots and

00:44:38.600 partisans

00:44:39.800 know it.

00:44:41.420 So they can

00:44:42.120 make any

00:44:42.640 outrageous claim

00:44:43.540 they want

00:44:43.940 about anything,

00:44:44.640 and they know

00:44:45.180 they're not

00:44:45.560 going to be

00:44:45.880 called on it.

00:44:47.160 So that you

00:44:47.980 have a senator

00:44:48.540 in the United

00:44:49.280 States,

00:44:50.040 Kirsten

00:44:50.460 Gillibrand,

00:44:51.200 who comes out

00:44:52.060 this week

00:44:52.780 and says,

00:44:53.680 you know

00:44:53.980 what,

00:44:54.960 no judge

00:44:55.920 should ever

00:44:57.080 sit on a

00:44:57.920 bench if

00:44:58.900 that judge

00:44:59.840 has a

00:45:00.920 pro-life

00:45:01.720 belief,

00:45:02.600 because that

00:45:03.420 judge is the

00:45:04.240 same as a

00:45:04.880 racist.

00:45:06.020 Now this

00:45:06.560 woman said

00:45:07.300 that,

00:45:08.760 all right,

00:45:09.500 five years

00:45:10.660 ago,

00:45:10.980 ten years

00:45:11.360 ago,

00:45:11.780 I don't

00:45:12.340 know if

00:45:12.620 she could

00:45:12.900 have

00:45:13.020 continued

00:45:13.540 in the

00:45:14.700 Senate

00:45:14.960 after a

00:45:15.760 statement

00:45:16.040 like that.

00:45:16.700 Now,

00:45:17.220 wasn't even

00:45:17.780 reported,

00:45:19.240 wasn't even

00:45:19.820 reported,

00:45:21.080 because truth

00:45:22.040 doesn't matter,

00:45:22.780 anymore.

00:45:24.120 We're beyond

00:45:25.000 outrage,

00:45:26.120 we're beyond

00:45:26.760 all of that,

00:45:27.460 and you know,

00:45:28.000 I just finished

00:45:28.820 up the

00:45:29.760 Trump book

00:45:30.360 this week,

00:45:31.140 and one of

00:45:31.680 the themes

00:45:32.160 about people

00:45:32.840 were always

00:45:33.580 asking,

00:45:34.140 how did he

00:45:34.920 do it,

00:45:35.280 how did he

00:45:35.660 get away

00:45:36.060 with all

00:45:36.480 this,

00:45:36.760 how did he

00:45:37.040 get away

00:45:37.360 with the

00:45:37.620 Axis Hollywood

00:45:38.240 tape,

00:45:38.680 how,

00:45:39.140 how,

00:45:39.360 how,

00:45:39.620 and basically

00:45:40.640 it comes

00:45:41.060 down to

00:45:41.660 we're numb,

00:45:43.580 we're numb

00:45:44.360 as a people,

00:45:46.460 and no matter

00:45:47.240 what happens,

00:45:48.880 I mean,

00:45:49.180 tomorrow,

00:45:50.980 Carl Bernstein

00:45:51.900 can get on

00:45:52.320 CNN,

00:45:52.780 whose numbers

00:45:53.560 are down

00:45:54.000 55%,

00:45:55.100 by the way,

00:45:55.760 I hope we'll

00:45:56.080 talk about that,

00:45:56.820 because I set

00:45:57.500 you up on this

00:45:58.160 two years ago.

00:45:59.560 No,

00:45:59.700 we will.

00:46:01.120 Anyway,

00:46:01.920 you have a

00:46:03.700 country that

00:46:04.760 basically shrugs

00:46:05.780 off everything,

00:46:07.680 everything,

00:46:08.360 they would

00:46:08.620 shrug it off,

00:46:09.460 I mean,

00:46:10.780 I mean,

00:46:10.840 he said,

00:46:11.260 like,

00:46:11.740 okay,

00:46:12.680 so we're,

00:46:13.300 yeah,

00:46:13.760 I put him

00:46:14.060 in cages,

00:46:14.740 yeah,

00:46:15.320 yeah,

00:46:15.680 no,

00:46:16.140 he,

00:46:16.460 you know what

00:46:16.880 he did?

00:46:17.340 He hung

00:46:17.900 those Honduran

00:46:18.500 kids on a

00:46:19.140 clothesline,

00:46:20.340 didn't you see

00:46:20.940 that?

00:46:21.700 And everybody,

00:46:22.280 huh,

00:46:22.600 what,

00:46:23.060 yeah,

00:46:23.400 oh,

00:46:24.080 it's mad

00:46:26.660 magazine,

00:46:27.780 that's what our

00:46:28.380 country has

00:46:28.920 turned into.

00:46:30.240 So,

00:46:30.740 so,

00:46:31.340 Bill,

00:46:31.720 I'm going to

00:46:32.220 get to the

00:46:32.540 ratings here in

00:46:33.060 a second,

00:46:33.500 but let me,

00:46:35.000 let me jump to

00:46:35.900 the end on the

00:46:36.920 ratings.

00:46:37.560 We went over the

00:46:38.300 ratings yesterday of

00:46:39.160 CNN,

00:46:40.100 and they are

00:46:41.240 imploding,

00:46:41.880 and I want to get

00:46:42.380 to that in a

00:46:42.800 second,

00:46:43.040 but answer this

00:46:43.760 specifically before

00:46:44.620 we get to the

00:46:45.080 ratings.

00:46:46.580 Nobody's watching,

00:46:47.720 and so it's like,

00:46:48.660 you know,

00:46:49.220 if a tree falls in

00:46:50.060 the forest and

00:46:50.540 nobody's,

00:46:51.160 nobody's there,

00:46:51.820 does it make it

00:46:52.200 sound?

00:46:52.340 Nobody hears it.

00:46:53.620 Nobody hears it,

00:46:54.660 and yet you feel

00:46:56.500 like,

00:46:57.080 so many people in

00:46:58.220 the media,

00:46:58.640 I think,

00:46:58.980 feel like,

00:46:59.480 they have to

00:47:00.200 answer these

00:47:01.080 charges,

00:47:01.520 but nobody is

00:47:03.240 really listening

00:47:04.340 to those charges,

00:47:05.420 so should we in

00:47:07.520 the media on the

00:47:08.400 right just ignore

00:47:09.720 them because

00:47:10.460 nobody but

00:47:12.760 people trapped

00:47:13.600 in an airport,

00:47:14.220 and I think

00:47:15.660 those in nursing

00:47:16.400 homes are

00:47:17.000 watching.

00:47:17.980 Listen,

00:47:18.900 it just depends,

00:47:20.640 and you know,

00:47:21.300 I ignore about

00:47:23.040 80% of it.

00:47:25.040 Look,

00:47:25.220 I'm doing a

00:47:26.040 voluminous amount

00:47:27.520 of commentary a

00:47:28.420 week now,

00:47:28.980 on my podcast,

00:47:31.240 on radio,

00:47:32.140 I mean,

00:47:32.380 I'm just like,

00:47:33.060 my head's

00:47:33.620 blowing off here,

00:47:34.920 and stuff is

00:47:36.660 coming across my

00:47:37.780 desk every hour

00:47:38.740 on the hour,

00:47:40.060 but you're right,

00:47:42.640 80% of it,

00:47:43.700 I just go,

00:47:44.440 well,

00:47:44.860 I don't,

00:47:45.860 nobody knows

00:47:46.940 Van Jones,

00:47:48.100 so why would I

00:47:49.960 even bother,

00:47:50.820 okay,

00:47:52.400 and so,

00:47:53.420 you know,

00:47:53.980 a guy down

00:47:54.820 at the Dairy

00:47:56.520 Queen could be

00:47:57.480 jumping up and

00:47:58.040 down in the

00:47:58.460 parking lot,

00:47:59.280 and it's kind

00:48:00.020 of akin,

00:48:00.980 word of the

00:48:01.420 day for Stu,

00:48:02.800 akin,

00:48:03.960 to Van Jones,

00:48:05.440 whatever he's

00:48:06.000 staying that night,

00:48:06.680 and I'm not

00:48:07.100 picking on him,

00:48:08.200 he's not nearly,

00:48:09.140 no,

00:48:09.300 I know,

00:48:10.220 we were talking

00:48:11.480 about this earlier,

00:48:12.980 why are we

00:48:13.460 spotlighting these

00:48:14.380 people who have

00:48:15.080 no influence and

00:48:16.000 nobody listens to

00:48:16.720 them?

00:48:17.560 And we're doing

00:48:18.320 the same thing

00:48:19.260 on social media,

00:48:20.840 I mean,

00:48:21.340 these people,

00:48:22.660 we're only really

00:48:24.540 meant to know a

00:48:26.160 certain number of

00:48:26.880 people,

00:48:27.340 and we've all,

00:48:28.360 you know,

00:48:28.860 had these crazy

00:48:29.780 people living around

00:48:30.720 us,

00:48:31.080 but they were just

00:48:31.900 the people we

00:48:32.420 would wave to as

00:48:33.260 we passed by on

00:48:34.160 our street,

00:48:34.620 and we'd be like,

00:48:35.140 hey,

00:48:35.340 Bill,

00:48:35.720 we didn't know

00:48:36.440 anything about

00:48:37.080 Bill,

00:48:37.860 Bill could have

00:48:38.440 been in the

00:48:38.800 Klan,

00:48:39.240 we didn't know

00:48:39.780 it,

00:48:40.320 you know,

00:48:40.900 and when you

00:48:41.640 start talking to

00:48:42.840 him,

00:48:43.040 then you go home

00:48:44.040 and you're like,

00:48:44.480 okay,

00:48:44.720 nobody in the

00:48:45.180 house talked to

00:48:45.720 Bill,

00:48:46.280 because Bill

00:48:46.720 is crazy,

00:48:48.580 okay,

00:48:48.920 but now Bill

00:48:50.260 has a show,

00:48:52.080 a podcast,

00:48:52.640 that nobody

00:48:53.520 listens to,

00:48:55.140 but we're giving

00:48:56.060 him power by

00:48:57.200 doing something

00:48:58.220 other than

00:48:58.960 publicity,

00:49:00.600 giving him

00:49:01.000 attention,

00:49:02.200 it's called,

00:49:02.820 what is it

00:49:03.140 called,

00:49:03.780 it's called

00:49:04.460 clickbait,

00:49:05.880 I think that's

00:49:06.580 what it is,

00:49:07.160 I try to stay

00:49:07.820 away from this

00:49:08.480 stuff,

00:49:09.260 it's clickbait,

00:49:10.520 okay,

00:49:11.060 so this is,

00:49:13.720 you know,

00:49:13.980 they're hanging

00:49:14.360 their migrant

00:49:14.940 kids from the

00:49:15.540 clothesline,

00:49:16.040 oh,

00:49:16.460 I gotta see

00:49:16.980 that,

00:49:17.460 and then when

00:49:17.940 you read it,

00:49:18.640 there's nothing

00:49:19.020 to it,

00:49:19.600 if somebody

00:49:20.060 just says it,

00:49:21.220 pulls it out

00:49:21.780 of the air,

00:49:22.480 but all of

00:49:23.040 this stuff

00:49:23.420 damages people,

00:49:24.760 I mean,

00:49:25.240 the desensitizing

00:49:27.040 of the younger

00:49:27.940 American,

00:49:28.820 the American

00:49:29.600 below 50

00:49:30.980 years of age,

00:49:32.500 desensitized in

00:49:33.960 the sense that,

00:49:34.980 oh,

00:49:35.300 yeah,

00:49:35.640 you know,

00:49:36.120 we wanna go in,

00:49:37.900 you know,

00:49:38.440 we'll do this,

00:49:39.120 you wanna use

00:49:39.720 heroin,

00:49:40.380 oh,

00:49:40.900 yeah,

00:49:41.580 come on,

00:49:42.080 it's not your

00:49:42.400 fault,

00:49:43.080 you go use that

00:49:43.880 heroin if you

00:49:44.520 want to,

00:49:45.020 you'd wanna destroy

00:49:45.820 your kids by

00:49:47.260 becoming addicted

00:49:48.080 to alcohol,

00:49:48.880 it's not your

00:49:49.860 fault,

00:49:50.520 don't worry about

00:49:51.080 the little kids,

00:49:52.040 I mean,

00:49:52.700 you know,

00:49:53.100 we'll get you

00:49:53.980 some treatment,

00:49:55.820 and you know,

00:49:56.140 we're sitting there

00:49:57.140 going,

00:49:57.600 this used to be

00:49:58.300 a horror,

00:49:59.980 it used to be

00:50:00.600 if you neglected

00:50:01.980 your children and

00:50:02.960 became a heroin

00:50:03.720 addict,

00:50:04.180 you were a

00:50:04.760 pariah,

00:50:06.280 not anymore,

00:50:06.940 word of the day,

00:50:09.860 horror,

00:50:10.980 which I believe

00:50:11.640 is different than

00:50:12.460 horror,

00:50:13.560 because the word

00:50:14.680 horror does not

00:50:15.680 have an A in it,

00:50:16.900 are you making fun

00:50:18.100 of my New York

00:50:19.300 accent,

00:50:20.080 is that what

00:50:20.680 you're doing?

00:50:21.200 yes,

00:50:21.300 I really am,

00:50:22.340 yes,

00:50:22.660 there's no A in

00:50:23.480 that,

00:50:23.960 you are a man

00:50:25.080 without a town,

00:50:26.520 no one knows

00:50:27.480 where you come

00:50:28.180 from,

00:50:29.080 that's right,

00:50:30.040 and it's like,

00:50:31.040 you know,

00:50:31.360 people who,

00:50:32.940 right,

00:50:33.500 people like you

00:50:34.220 who have ideas,

00:50:35.380 there's no R in

00:50:36.860 idea,

00:50:37.420 I am an authentic

00:50:38.660 American,

00:50:40.320 I'm proud of my

00:50:41.960 Levittown upbringing,

00:50:43.560 okay,

00:50:44.060 right,

00:50:44.520 right,

00:50:44.640 so now you just

00:50:45.520 lost about,

00:50:46.580 I don't know,

00:50:47.340 four or five

00:50:47.820 hundred thousand

00:50:48.440 viewers,

00:50:49.060 you said,

00:50:49.380 hey,

00:50:49.600 I know,

00:50:51.700 I know,

00:50:52.240 they're all like,

00:50:53.240 what the horror,

00:50:55.060 what a horror show,

00:50:57.500 anyway,

00:50:58.100 back with Bill O'Reilly

00:50:59.340 in one minute,

00:51:00.900 stand by.

00:51:05.380 60 seconds

00:51:07.200 and we're back

00:51:07.860 to Bill O'Reilly,

00:51:09.100 none of us like

00:51:09.700 being manipulated,

00:51:10.600 especially when it's

00:51:11.300 done on the internet,

00:51:12.160 it's creepy,

00:51:13.620 and when you do

00:51:14.400 a search online

00:51:15.380 and then you're

00:51:16.040 fed a barrage

00:51:17.560 of ads and stories

00:51:18.700 by companies

00:51:19.380 who are trying

00:51:19.800 to sell you something,

00:51:20.840 it is very personal

00:51:22.920 and it's personal

00:51:23.720 infringement

00:51:24.420 and it can be

00:51:25.340 relentless,

00:51:25.980 and I will tell you

00:51:27.820 this leads to

00:51:29.020 something we should

00:51:29.720 talk about one day

00:51:30.560 where you're not

00:51:31.780 going to know,

00:51:32.540 you're going to be

00:51:33.420 manipulated by these

00:51:34.580 algorithms and you

00:51:35.680 won't know where

00:51:36.860 you begin

00:51:38.040 and the algorithm

00:51:39.200 ends,

00:51:39.960 you won't know

00:51:40.860 the chicken or the egg,

00:51:42.160 it is growing

00:51:43.460 so sophisticated,

00:51:45.240 this is one of the

00:51:46.480 reasons why you

00:51:47.920 don't want people

00:51:49.000 tracking you online

00:51:50.600 because their job

00:51:52.500 is to sell you

00:51:53.620 stuff,

00:51:55.300 as I try to sell

00:51:56.340 you something,

00:51:57.100 I don't think I

00:51:58.280 didn't miss the

00:51:58.820 irony here,

00:51:59.540 but they're trying

00:52:00.600 to sell you

00:52:01.100 something and

00:52:02.160 they're going to

00:52:02.580 get to know you

00:52:03.580 because they track

00:52:04.580 you and so

00:52:05.380 they're going to

00:52:05.900 know exactly how

00:52:07.180 to worm their

00:52:07.760 way in and so

00:52:08.980 when they present

00:52:09.640 an ad to you,

00:52:10.460 eventually you're

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00:52:47.560 Bill.

00:52:47.720 so Bill,

00:52:58.400 I know that you

00:52:59.040 said that two

00:53:00.820 years ago you

00:53:01.540 came to me and

00:53:02.100 said,

00:53:02.320 you know,

00:53:02.560 the media is

00:53:04.280 just going to

00:53:04.820 start to melt

00:53:05.900 down,

00:53:06.300 and it's like I

00:53:08.100 said to you

00:53:08.540 eight years ago

00:53:09.660 when I left

00:53:10.860 Fox,

00:53:11.700 this is all

00:53:12.340 going to burn

00:53:12.700 down,

00:53:13.100 this is not

00:53:13.860 going to last,

00:53:15.400 and we're seeing

00:53:16.520 it now,

00:53:17.120 and CNN is

00:53:18.500 the brightest

00:53:19.240 fire among

00:53:20.820 all of the

00:53:22.540 fires that are

00:53:23.180 out there.

00:53:23.900 Yeah,

00:53:24.340 well,

00:53:24.660 there's no doubt

00:53:25.100 about it,

00:53:25.960 and when people

00:53:27.840 are buying a

00:53:29.760 product,

00:53:31.140 no matter what

00:53:32.760 the product is,

00:53:33.660 when they're

00:53:34.000 buying the

00:53:34.500 product,

00:53:34.880 and then the

00:53:35.300 product disappoints

00:53:37.020 them,

00:53:38.240 they don't buy

00:53:38.900 it anymore.

00:53:39.800 It's as simple

00:53:40.300 as that.

00:53:40.740 That's what

00:53:41.060 capitalism is.

00:53:42.700 So at one

00:53:44.080 time you had a

00:53:44.640 very vibrant

00:53:45.580 cable news

00:53:47.200 industry and

00:53:47.960 network news

00:53:48.720 industry,

00:53:49.360 and people got

00:53:50.180 information that

00:53:51.120 they believed,

00:53:52.340 and most of it

00:53:53.160 was true when

00:53:54.120 I first began.

00:53:55.620 Now most of

00:53:56.520 it's not true,

00:53:57.720 and that very

00:53:59.160 simple reversal

00:54:00.640 has led to

00:54:02.580 the flight

00:54:03.540 from cable news,

00:54:05.160 and if you

00:54:05.480 didn't have

00:54:05.920 Donald Trump,

00:54:06.760 it would be

00:54:07.560 a hundred times

00:54:09.000 worse than it

00:54:09.660 is now,

00:54:10.120 would be ESPN.

00:54:11.120 I always

00:54:11.660 use ESPN

00:54:12.780 as your

00:54:13.580 example.

00:54:14.200 At one time

00:54:14.760 it was a

00:54:15.200 titan,

00:54:16.060 and it has

00:54:17.400 lost everything.

00:54:19.320 Now AT&T

00:54:20.060 has bought

00:54:20.640 CNN,

00:54:22.820 and they have

00:54:23.200 a different

00:54:23.480 management over

00:54:24.100 there.

00:54:24.640 I believe AT&T

00:54:25.740 is very fearful

00:54:26.620 that Donald Trump

00:54:28.480 is going to

00:54:29.020 hurt it.

00:54:30.900 You are going

00:54:32.340 to see a

00:54:32.680 management change

00:54:33.440 at CNN.

00:54:35.260 They'll never

00:54:36.000 admit that they

00:54:37.400 destroyed their

00:54:38.620 own network,

00:54:39.180 and you

00:54:39.520 can imagine

00:54:39.900 CNN has

00:54:41.000 the best

00:54:41.480 dial position.

00:54:43.420 So in my

00:54:43.860 cable system

00:54:44.400 it's on

00:54:44.780 a channel

00:54:47.120 that I can

00:54:47.620 access very

00:54:48.460 easily.

00:54:49.240 It has the

00:54:49.760 best brand.

00:54:50.760 It's in every

00:54:51.280 airport.

00:54:52.020 They buy their

00:54:52.560 way in there.

00:54:54.460 It's international.

00:54:55.620 It's getting

00:54:56.280 below a

00:54:58.040 million viewers

00:54:59.240 for every

00:55:00.160 single show

00:55:01.260 it has.

00:55:02.880 And on the

00:55:03.920 demographic,

00:55:04.720 that means the

00:55:05.260 people ages

00:55:06.000 25 to 54,

00:55:08.040 which the

00:55:08.700 advertisers

00:55:09.220 like,

00:55:10.120 they are

00:55:10.480 now below

00:55:11.280 200,000.

00:55:13.160 You could

00:55:13.860 put four

00:55:14.960 parakeets on

00:55:16.300 in two

00:55:16.760 separate cages,

00:55:18.260 okay,

00:55:18.900 four parakeets,

00:55:20.500 right,

00:55:20.860 and cut back

00:55:21.920 two cameras

00:55:22.660 to each

00:55:23.540 cage and

00:55:24.820 see what the

00:55:25.740 parakeets were

00:55:26.620 doing and

00:55:27.180 saying for an

00:55:28.280 hour and

00:55:29.240 get more

00:55:29.820 viewers than

00:55:31.120 they have.

00:55:31.660 Right.

00:55:32.440 And in a

00:55:33.000 sweeps week,

00:55:33.600 you just

00:55:33.960 introduce a

00:55:34.520 cat at the

00:55:35.180 bottom of the

00:55:35.640 cage.

00:55:36.400 And you got

00:55:37.940 them.

00:55:38.100 no labor

00:55:39.080 cause for

00:55:39.680 the

00:55:39.840 parakeets,

00:55:40.700 okay,

00:55:41.060 so you

00:55:41.280 wipe that

00:55:41.760 out,

00:55:42.160 all right?

00:55:42.600 You don't

00:55:43.080 have to

00:55:43.420 have a

00:55:43.800 writer.

00:55:45.000 All you

00:55:45.400 have to

00:55:45.620 do is

00:55:45.900 the director

00:55:46.280 goes,

00:55:47.160 cage one,

00:55:48.280 boom,

00:55:49.000 there's a

00:55:49.420 parakeet.

00:55:53.700 I'm telling

00:55:54.460 you,

00:55:54.760 people look

00:55:55.340 at me,

00:55:55.820 you could

00:55:56.300 get more

00:55:56.820 viewers with

00:55:57.820 four parakeets

00:55:58.860 than you do

00:56:00.000 with a whole

00:56:00.840 big production

00:56:01.560 on a CNN

00:56:02.280 hour.

00:56:02.720 So,

00:56:04.700 so what

00:56:06.900 was the

00:56:07.320 problem?

00:56:07.740 Here's my

00:56:08.460 question.

00:56:08.920 When you

00:56:09.160 look at the

00:56:09.620 CNN ratings,

00:56:10.780 they tried

00:56:12.300 to play

00:56:12.820 it as

00:56:13.760 they were

00:56:15.080 completely

00:56:16.000 neutral.

00:56:16.780 They're the

00:56:17.200 ones that

00:56:17.820 are going

00:56:18.160 to be the

00:56:18.580 arbiter of

00:56:19.200 the truth.

00:56:20.420 I know.

00:56:20.820 Even today,

00:56:21.520 they don't

00:56:21.800 admit,

00:56:22.560 they're saying

00:56:23.020 we're not

00:56:23.420 this,

00:56:23.640 we're not

00:56:24.360 this.

00:56:24.800 And you're

00:56:25.220 just looking

00:56:25.680 at them and

00:56:26.580 you're going,

00:56:27.360 okay,

00:56:28.140 so that

00:56:29.640 is like,

00:56:31.180 here's what

00:56:31.780 that is like.

00:56:32.560 That is like

00:56:33.520 Derek Jeter

00:56:34.600 saying,

00:56:35.080 I didn't

00:56:35.840 play for

00:56:36.400 the Yankees.

00:56:37.500 Okay.

00:56:38.160 Right.

00:56:38.480 Those 18

00:56:39.040 years you

00:56:39.540 saw me in

00:56:40.040 the uniform

00:56:40.480 out there

00:56:41.040 on the

00:56:41.240 field,

00:56:41.720 that wasn't

00:56:43.240 me.

00:56:44.880 So,

00:56:45.360 so,

00:56:46.000 so,

00:56:46.500 so Bill,

00:56:47.500 so what

00:56:48.140 really happened

00:56:48.980 though?

00:56:49.420 Did,

00:56:50.020 did the

00:56:50.580 CNN,

00:56:51.160 because MSNBC

00:56:52.340 is going

00:56:53.480 down,

00:56:53.960 but not

00:56:54.300 nearly at

00:56:55.180 the rate

00:56:55.500 of CNN.

00:56:56.200 They're going

00:56:56.520 down pretty

00:56:56.960 fast.

00:56:57.320 Maddow

00:56:58.100 is really

00:56:58.780 in trouble.

00:57:00.420 Here's what

00:57:00.940 happened.

00:57:01.740 So MSNBC

00:57:02.840 never got a

00:57:03.740 rating for

00:57:04.360 18 years,

00:57:05.580 and they

00:57:05.860 were always

00:57:06.300 the third,

00:57:07.100 and everyone

00:57:07.600 laughed at them.

00:57:08.440 Right, right,

00:57:08.640 right.

00:57:08.680 It was like,

00:57:09.240 kicks in in

00:57:10.300 their face.

00:57:11.000 Then Trump

00:57:11.640 came out of

00:57:12.120 CNN,

00:57:12.440 and they

00:57:12.560 said,

00:57:12.740 oh,

00:57:12.920 we're going

00:57:13.120 to hate

00:57:13.360 Trump every

00:57:13.840 hour,

00:57:14.140 around the

00:57:14.420 hour,

00:57:14.720 every way

00:57:15.100 we can

00:57:15.380 do it,

00:57:16.060 and we'll

00:57:16.820 get all

00:57:17.140 the people

00:57:17.440 who hate

00:57:17.840 Trump to

00:57:18.160 watch us.

00:57:18.580 And it

00:57:18.780 worked to

00:57:19.160 some extent.

00:57:20.120 And they

00:57:20.580 came up,

00:57:21.060 and they

00:57:21.260 passed CNN

00:57:22.580 because they

00:57:23.920 could hate

00:57:24.540 Trump better

00:57:25.420 than CNN.

00:57:26.980 All right?

00:57:27.540 So a guy,

00:57:30.160 what's a guy

00:57:30.560 at 10 o'clock?

00:57:31.520 O'Donnell,

00:57:32.260 right?

00:57:32.680 Okay.

00:57:33.260 He hates

00:57:34.000 better.

00:57:34.640 No idea.

00:57:35.400 Right.

00:57:35.840 He hates

00:57:36.540 Trump better

00:57:37.900 than Wolf Blitzer

00:57:39.540 hates him,

00:57:40.360 or Anderson

00:57:41.120 Cooper.

00:57:41.760 So they just

00:57:42.440 out-hated

00:57:43.280 CNN,

00:57:44.540 because CNN

00:57:45.200 did the same

00:57:45.940 thing,

00:57:46.380 exactly the

00:57:47.040 same thing.

00:57:47.620 And the irony

00:57:48.180 of it,

00:57:48.540 and I get

00:57:48.840 into the

00:57:49.200 book extensively

00:57:50.740 about this,

00:57:51.680 is that the

00:57:52.160 head of CNN,

00:57:53.080 Jeff Zucker,

00:57:53.720 was once

00:57:54.420 Trump's best

00:57:55.200 buddy,

00:57:56.280 because Zucker

00:57:56.800 put together

00:57:57.520 The Apprentice

00:57:58.220 on NBC,

00:57:59.540 and then

00:58:00.320 turned on

00:58:00.900 Trump and

00:58:01.460 said,

00:58:01.760 okay,

00:58:01.840 we're going

00:58:02.080 to hate

00:58:02.360 him.

00:58:03.020 Now,

00:58:03.380 once you

00:58:03.940 hate someone,

00:58:05.040 all the

00:58:05.740 time it

00:58:06.200 gets boring.

00:58:07.760 It just

00:58:08.120 gets boring.

00:58:09.320 All right,

00:58:09.700 we know

00:58:09.980 you're going

00:58:10.280 to hate

00:58:10.500 him.

00:58:10.680 What are

00:58:10.820 you going

00:58:10.960 to hate

00:58:11.180 him for

00:58:11.460 today?

00:58:12.620 Well,

00:58:13.200 we hate

00:58:13.680 him because

00:58:14.100 we don't

00:58:14.500 like his

00:58:14.820 shoes.

00:58:15.360 Oh,

00:58:15.660 we don't

00:58:16.020 like,

00:58:16.380 oh,

00:58:16.660 he hung

00:58:16.940 the migrant

00:58:17.360 kids out.

00:58:17.980 Why am

00:58:19.880 I watching

00:58:20.460 this?

00:58:21.820 And that's

00:58:22.500 what happened.

00:58:23.060 People got

00:58:23.680 tired and

00:58:24.260 bored.

00:58:25.200 And Fox

00:58:25.580 News is

00:58:25.940 going down

00:58:26.420 too,

00:58:26.880 because it

00:58:27.460 used to

00:58:27.800 be at

00:58:28.060 Fox News

00:58:28.500 you didn't

00:58:28.920 know what

00:58:29.260 was going

00:58:29.540 to happen.

00:58:30.300 There was

00:58:30.520 a lot of

00:58:31.020 energy and

00:58:31.520 excitement,

00:58:31.880 and now

00:58:32.320 you do

00:58:32.600 know what's

00:58:32.980 going to

00:58:33.180 happen.

00:58:33.800 Trump is

00:58:34.140 the greatest.

00:58:34.780 Trump is

00:58:35.080 the best.

00:58:35.680 We love

00:58:36.020 Trump.

00:58:36.920 And,

00:58:37.200 you know,

00:58:37.660 there are

00:58:37.900 some exceptions

00:58:38.500 on the

00:58:38.940 Fox News

00:58:39.380 channel,

00:58:39.820 but most

00:58:40.440 of it is

00:58:40.960 we like

00:58:41.520 him.

00:58:41.720 We like

00:58:42.040 him.

00:58:42.260 We like

00:58:42.500 him.

00:58:43.080 Now,

00:58:43.480 the people

00:58:44.260 who do

00:58:47.980 see what

00:58:48.340 I call

00:58:48.600 discretionary

00:58:49.400 viewers,

00:58:49.920 which is

00:58:50.160 most of

00:58:50.860 America,

00:58:51.880 okay,

00:58:52.260 we know

00:58:52.600 what we're

00:58:52.820 going to

00:58:53.020 get.

00:58:53.980 So,

00:58:54.260 that's why

00:58:55.140 the whole

00:58:55.460 thing is

00:58:55.800 collapsing.

00:58:58.280 I love

00:58:59.000 it when

00:58:59.240 there's a

00:58:59.540 role,

00:59:00.000 because my

00:59:00.420 wisdom is

00:59:01.140 so good

00:59:01.880 that you

00:59:02.780 guys,

00:59:03.540 I just

00:59:04.960 don't know

00:59:06.140 what to

00:59:06.380 say.

00:59:07.360 So,

00:59:07.840 the role

00:59:09.620 of the

00:59:11.320 role of

00:59:11.760 the new

00:59:12.260 media in

00:59:13.200 the

00:59:13.360 collapse.

00:59:15.640 Well,

00:59:16.440 there is

00:59:17.520 a very

00:59:18.680 powerful

00:59:19.580 incentive

00:59:20.720 for many

00:59:21.980 Americans

00:59:22.520 who are

00:59:23.000 addicted to

00:59:23.980 the devices

00:59:24.640 not to

00:59:25.280 do

00:59:25.480 anything.

00:59:27.360 Not to

00:59:27.920 watch

00:59:28.140 television,

00:59:28.720 not to

00:59:28.960 go to

00:59:29.140 the movies,

00:59:29.700 not to

00:59:29.980 listen to,

00:59:31.140 you know,

00:59:31.560 I mean,

00:59:31.820 they have

00:59:32.060 the earbuds

00:59:32.460 in a

00:59:32.900 year,

00:59:33.140 but they

00:59:33.360 certainly

00:59:33.580 are not

00:59:33.840 buying the

00:59:34.420 music.

00:59:35.920 So,

00:59:36.520 there's an

00:59:37.020 incentive

00:59:37.500 for those

00:59:38.860 of us who

00:59:39.280 are addicted

00:59:39.680 to devices.

00:59:40.560 I put the

00:59:40.960 number at

00:59:41.380 50 to 60

00:59:42.160 percent of

00:59:42.740 the whole

00:59:43.020 population,

00:59:44.140 that's how

00:59:44.360 bad it is,

00:59:45.260 all right,

00:59:45.540 not to do

00:59:45.980 anything.

00:59:46.360 I mean,

00:59:48.060 because we

00:59:48.640 have everything

00:59:49.100 in our

00:59:49.400 hand,

00:59:50.060 and we

00:59:51.300 have the

00:59:51.600 game,

00:59:52.020 you know,

00:59:52.160 we gotta

00:59:52.500 kill those

00:59:54.100 zombies.

00:59:54.980 I get them,

00:59:55.940 man,

00:59:56.240 they're coming

00:59:56.800 at us again.

00:59:58.640 So,

00:59:58.680 so what do

00:59:59.560 you think's

00:59:59.960 going to,

01:00:00.300 so what do

01:00:00.580 you think,

01:00:00.940 when you

01:00:03.120 say that,

01:00:04.480 because I

01:00:04.920 agree with

01:00:05.380 you,

01:00:05.640 that most

01:00:06.580 people,

01:00:07.800 they're fair,

01:00:09.220 and they

01:00:09.580 just,

01:00:09.920 they don't

01:00:10.280 like this

01:00:11.060 game,

01:00:11.440 and they're

01:00:11.720 tired of it.

01:00:12.560 They're tired

01:00:13.040 of it.

01:00:13.200 You have

01:00:13.420 Alan,

01:00:13.940 right,

01:00:14.740 you have

01:00:15.020 Alan Dershowitz

01:00:15.760 coming out

01:00:16.340 saying he'll

01:00:16.980 vote for

01:00:17.480 Biden.

01:00:17.840 Now,

01:00:17.920 he's been

01:00:18.520 called every

01:00:19.180 name under

01:00:19.700 the sun

01:00:20.160 because he's

01:00:20.760 a big

01:00:21.060 Trump supporter.

01:00:22.280 Well,

01:00:22.420 no,

01:00:22.760 he's a

01:00:23.360 constitutionalist

01:00:24.980 that was

01:00:25.880 standing up

01:00:26.480 for what

01:00:26.780 he felt

01:00:27.180 was right.

01:00:28.160 He now

01:00:28.500 comes out

01:00:29.000 and says

01:00:29.460 he's for

01:00:30.620 Biden.

01:00:32.260 I don't

01:00:32.420 want to get

01:00:32.740 into the

01:00:33.040 politics of,

01:00:33.880 I don't

01:00:34.140 want to get

01:00:34.420 into the

01:00:34.720 politics of

01:00:35.300 that.

01:00:35.680 When I

01:00:35.900 come back,

01:00:37.480 I want to

01:00:38.240 ask you,

01:00:38.880 what do

01:00:39.740 you think

01:00:40.060 that says

01:00:40.760 about that

01:00:42.360 voter that

01:00:43.780 is sick

01:00:44.380 of both

01:00:44.840 sides?

01:00:45.620 How is

01:00:46.000 this going

01:00:46.460 to play

01:00:47.000 out with

01:00:48.360 Donald Trump

01:00:49.600 and is

01:00:50.280 Sleepy Joe

01:00:51.680 actually doing

01:00:53.200 the right

01:00:53.820 thing by

01:00:54.620 kind of

01:00:55.060 playing it

01:00:56.260 low and

01:00:57.560 low-key?

01:00:58.600 I'd love to

01:00:59.260 hear your

01:00:59.620 opinion on

01:01:00.960 this,

01:01:01.300 on how you

01:01:02.020 think things

01:01:02.520 might play

01:01:03.420 out.

01:01:03.600 This half

01:01:08.800 hour is

01:01:09.860 a simply

01:01:10.340 safe security

01:01:11.380 system.

01:01:12.320 Keep the

01:01:12.640 bad guys

01:01:13.240 out of your

01:01:13.680 house and

01:01:14.220 they'll

01:01:14.440 deliver 911

01:01:15.660 three and a

01:01:16.220 half times

01:01:16.640 faster.

01:01:18.520 That's saying

01:01:19.380 something.

01:01:20.000 The reason

01:01:20.340 why they

01:01:20.700 can claim

01:01:21.400 that is

01:01:21.980 because they

01:01:22.400 have something

01:01:22.800 that no

01:01:23.340 one else

01:01:23.760 has unless

01:01:24.560 you're into

01:01:25.100 corporate

01:01:25.420 security,

01:01:26.520 and that

01:01:26.740 is eyes

01:01:27.340 on camera.

01:01:28.580 When your

01:01:30.140 alarm is

01:01:31.120 triggered,

01:01:31.800 it automatically

01:01:32.620 calls 911.

01:01:34.020 Okay.

01:01:35.080 But it

01:01:35.480 doesn't have

01:01:36.340 that system

01:01:37.180 of checking.

01:01:38.040 So when the

01:01:38.420 alarm goes

01:01:39.080 off, nobody

01:01:40.280 is watching

01:01:40.840 the camera

01:01:41.420 to go,

01:01:42.160 wait a minute,

01:01:42.540 what just

01:01:43.040 happened?

01:01:44.240 So when

01:01:45.380 police get a

01:01:46.840 911 call,

01:01:47.680 it's usually

01:01:48.520 from an

01:01:49.120 alarm that's

01:01:49.680 been tripped

01:01:50.280 accidentally.

01:01:51.280 And so it

01:01:52.020 goes to the

01:01:52.520 bottom of the

01:01:53.080 911 calls.

01:01:54.060 However,

01:01:54.500 because Simply

01:01:55.280 Safe has

01:01:56.340 the cameras,

01:01:57.140 when the

01:01:57.660 alarm is

01:01:58.100 tripped,

01:01:58.560 they can

01:01:59.260 see, yes,

01:02:00.240 there's a

01:02:00.600 problem,

01:02:01.160 there is a

01:02:01.780 fire,

01:02:02.400 there is a

01:02:03.180 burglar,

01:02:03.520 there in

01:02:03.700 the house,

01:02:04.200 you get

01:02:04.820 pushed to

01:02:05.260 the top

01:02:05.800 of the

01:02:06.100 911 list

01:02:07.160 only from

01:02:08.380 Simply Safe.

01:02:10.100 SimplySafeBeck.com,

01:02:11.200 you'll also

01:02:11.640 get a $100

01:02:12.480 HD camera

01:02:14.320 free,

01:02:15.300 that's a $100

01:02:15.700 value,

01:02:16.360 at SimplySafeBeck.com.

01:02:18.420 You can get

01:02:19.100 commentary all

01:02:19.660 week at

01:02:20.040 BillOReilly.com,

01:02:21.220 and of course,

01:02:21.640 get to

01:02:21.860 BlazeTV.com as

01:02:23.000 well.

01:02:23.320 BlazeTV.com slash

01:02:24.360 Glenn is the

01:02:24.780 place to go.

01:02:25.360 Use the

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01:02:26.080 Glenn to

01:02:26.660 save 10

01:02:27.020 bucks.

01:02:29.420 Is the

01:02:30.060 Glenn Beck

01:02:30.400 program.

01:02:31.520 It's Friday,

01:02:32.680 which means

01:02:34.080 Mr. Bill O'Reilly

01:02:35.600 is with us

01:02:36.940 today.

01:02:37.320 And Bill,

01:02:37.780 I want to

01:02:38.480 take you through

01:02:39.580 not one of my

01:02:40.140 theories,

01:02:40.560 one of my

01:02:40.920 fears.

01:02:42.440 And one of my

01:02:43.680 fears is that

01:02:44.580 Donald Trump

01:02:45.940 was custom

01:02:48.080 built for

01:02:49.300 Hillary Clinton

01:02:49.980 and somebody

01:02:50.600 like Elizabeth

01:02:51.420 Warren or

01:02:52.180 Cory Booker,

01:02:52.980 who are just

01:02:53.940 really unlikable.

01:02:57.120 You have

01:02:58.080 other people,

01:03:00.140 and we can

01:03:00.780 disagree or

01:03:01.620 not on whether

01:03:02.980 these are

01:03:03.360 likable, but I

01:03:04.180 think to the

01:03:04.740 average person

01:03:05.420 who is not

01:03:06.260 connected to

01:03:07.460 the day-to-day

01:03:08.200 and just one of

01:03:09.320 those people who

01:03:09.920 are just like,

01:03:10.400 you know, I'm

01:03:10.780 tired of all of

01:03:11.460 this.

01:03:12.200 You have

01:03:12.920 Buttigieg,

01:03:14.100 maybe Harris,

01:03:15.760 and maybe

01:03:16.560 Biden that

01:03:18.060 are, they'll

01:03:20.700 look like,

01:03:21.540 oh, you know

01:03:22.120 what, it's

01:03:23.000 just, it's

01:03:23.620 grandpa, and

01:03:24.540 I know

01:03:25.140 Biden, even

01:03:26.640 though you

01:03:26.920 don't.

01:03:27.560 I know him,

01:03:28.300 he's, I

01:03:28.600 trust him,

01:03:29.260 he's fine.

01:03:30.800 Is, is

01:03:32.040 Trump going

01:03:33.340 to be able

01:03:33.920 to maneuver

01:03:35.200 and rebuild

01:03:38.080 his system,

01:03:38.980 or is it

01:03:39.500 even going to

01:03:39.920 be necessary

01:03:40.840 if, if he

01:03:43.080 runs against

01:03:43.720 Biden and

01:03:44.500 Biden doesn't

01:03:45.480 play mean?

01:03:47.200 Wow, that was

01:03:47.940 some question

01:03:48.580 back.

01:03:49.100 I'm still

01:03:49.640 processing it,

01:03:50.520 but I'm

01:03:50.800 going to give

01:03:51.140 you an answer

01:03:51.680 that you and

01:03:52.360 Stu are going

01:03:52.980 to love.

01:03:53.500 But first of

01:03:54.040 all, I have

01:03:54.480 to ask you,

01:03:55.120 give me two

01:03:55.620 minutes at the

01:03:56.240 end of our

01:03:56.740 segment here.

01:03:57.780 Talk about

01:03:58.160 Father's Day.

01:03:58.840 Okay, so

01:04:00.760 Donald Trump

01:04:01.420 wants to be

01:04:01.980 re-elected,

01:04:02.600 obviously, and

01:04:03.660 he needs

01:04:04.420 66 million

01:04:06.820 votes to be

01:04:07.800 re-elected.

01:04:08.980 And that's

01:04:09.420 what he needs.

01:04:10.240 All right?

01:04:10.780 He got 63

01:04:12.080 last time.

01:04:14.040 So he's

01:04:14.800 three light.

01:04:16.140 However, you've

01:04:17.040 got to think

01:04:17.840 that there's

01:04:18.380 10% that

01:04:20.460 voted for

01:04:21.580 Trump last

01:04:22.120 time and may

01:04:22.820 not vote for

01:04:23.820 him again for

01:04:24.600 a variety of

01:04:25.600 reasons.

01:04:26.080 The tax thing

01:04:26.660 didn't help

01:04:27.260 them.

01:04:27.920 They don't

01:04:28.300 like his

01:04:29.000 turbulence

01:04:29.840 factor, whatever

01:04:31.640 it may be.

01:04:33.320 So Trump is

01:04:34.720 looking at

01:04:35.580 about a

01:04:36.880 8 to 10

01:04:37.920 million vote

01:04:39.620 persuasion

01:04:40.980 factor.

01:04:42.440 You've got to

01:04:43.380 persuade those

01:04:44.500 people to vote

01:04:45.600 for him if he

01:04:46.300 wants to be

01:04:46.780 re-elected.

01:04:48.080 Now that is

01:04:49.080 taking into

01:04:49.900 account that

01:04:50.980 his Democratic

01:04:51.580 opponent will

01:04:52.540 run a very

01:04:53.460 astute campaign,

01:04:55.280 an effective

01:04:55.940 campaign.

01:04:57.340 Kamala Harris

01:04:58.060 cannot do

01:04:58.780 that.

01:04:59.760 She's already

01:05:00.440 radicalized

01:05:01.380 herself.

01:05:02.620 So she's not

01:05:03.560 going to be

01:05:04.240 the nominee.

01:05:05.820 So the only

01:05:06.760 one who could

01:05:07.620 run that kind

01:05:08.460 of a campaign,

01:05:09.540 an efficient

01:05:10.380 campaign that

01:05:11.740 would galvanize

01:05:12.900 enough voters

01:05:15.460 to overcome

01:05:16.300 the 60 million

01:05:17.720 or so that

01:05:18.280 Trump already

01:05:18.840 has, is

01:05:20.160 Biden.

01:05:21.360 Now, the

01:05:22.280 Sharpies know

01:05:23.160 that.

01:05:23.700 The money

01:05:24.240 men in the

01:05:24.920 DNC, the

01:05:26.420 podestors of

01:05:27.340 the world,

01:05:28.140 these people,

01:05:28.820 they know

01:05:29.540 that.

01:05:29.940 They know

01:05:30.240 that Buttigieg

01:05:31.640 can't get

01:05:33.200 name recognition

01:05:34.140 to the extent

01:05:34.940 where he's

01:05:35.360 going to get

01:05:35.680 60 million

01:05:36.300 votes.

01:05:36.880 It's impossible.

01:05:37.880 So this is a

01:05:38.460 big charade.

01:05:39.420 This is a big

01:05:40.000 game.

01:05:40.960 All these 45

01:05:42.120 debates they're

01:05:42.840 going to have

01:05:43.520 over the next

01:05:44.300 14 months.

01:05:46.460 And Biden

01:05:47.580 knows, too.

01:05:48.960 But Biden's

01:05:50.140 problem is that

01:05:51.420 people don't

01:05:52.400 trust him.

01:05:54.140 All right?

01:05:54.660 Because he has

01:05:55.900 not done

01:05:56.300 anything his

01:05:57.200 entire life to

01:05:59.640 earn that

01:06:00.060 trust.

01:06:00.960 Not one

01:06:01.740 thing.

01:06:02.860 The second

01:06:03.540 big problem he

01:06:04.240 has is that

01:06:04.780 African-Americans,

01:06:06.700 they, you know,

01:06:07.540 all right, he was

01:06:09.240 VP to our guy,

01:06:11.520 Barack Obama, who

01:06:12.500 they still love.

01:06:14.000 All right?

01:06:14.280 Now, if Obama

01:06:14.980 would come up big

01:06:15.840 time for Biden,

01:06:17.200 that might be

01:06:18.340 something.

01:06:19.460 Right now, Biden's

01:06:21.000 looking at the

01:06:21.560 Hillary Clinton

01:06:22.140 factor, where

01:06:23.080 800,000 fewer

01:06:25.000 African-Americans

01:06:25.780 voted for

01:06:26.880 Hillary Clinton

01:06:27.480 than they did

01:06:28.360 for Barack

01:06:28.880 Obama.

01:06:29.740 That's what he's

01:06:30.580 looking at.

01:06:31.940 So I think

01:06:33.400 the odds are

01:06:35.340 in Donald

01:06:36.180 Trump's favor.

01:06:38.020 However, he's

01:06:39.380 so volatile that

01:06:41.400 anything can

01:06:41.980 happen at any

01:06:43.340 time.

01:06:44.620 And that's

01:06:45.300 why the

01:06:46.020 polling is the

01:06:47.340 way it is,

01:06:47.920 because people,

01:06:48.760 they haven't

01:06:49.500 made up their

01:06:50.040 minds yet.

01:06:50.700 They're waiting

01:06:51.280 to see.

01:06:54.760 What's the

01:06:55.520 most important

01:06:56.320 thing Donald

01:06:56.820 Trump can do

01:06:57.360 right now?

01:06:58.360 I suggested

01:06:59.560 to the

01:06:59.960 president on

01:07:01.560 BillOReilly.com,

01:07:03.500 and I know

01:07:04.580 he gets what

01:07:06.220 I say, he

01:07:07.560 sees it, that

01:07:08.980 he change a

01:07:10.580 little bit,

01:07:11.360 because he's

01:07:12.360 president.

01:07:13.620 Let me give

01:07:14.080 you a very

01:07:14.580 vivid example

01:07:15.520 that even, is

01:07:16.300 Stu still awake,

01:07:17.320 by the way?

01:07:17.740 Is he?

01:07:18.520 Slightly, yes.

01:07:19.560 I am, Bill, yes.

01:07:20.600 All right.

01:07:21.460 Here's a vivid

01:07:22.360 example of how

01:07:23.260 Donald Trump

01:07:23.860 should change.

01:07:26.340 So he's in

01:07:27.000 Normandy, he's

01:07:27.620 got Laurie

01:07:28.140 Ingram in front

01:07:28.820 of him, and

01:07:29.260 Laurie Ingram is

01:07:29.980 doing her job,

01:07:31.000 and says, Nancy

01:07:31.840 Pelosi says you

01:07:32.680 should be in

01:07:33.280 jail.

01:07:33.900 Why, what do

01:07:35.280 you say, Mr.

01:07:36.040 President?

01:07:36.720 Sitting in

01:07:37.260 Normandy, right

01:07:38.620 in the cemetery,

01:07:40.440 there's,

01:07:41.140 Ingram tees him

01:07:42.740 up.

01:07:42.980 So he

01:07:44.640 wails on

01:07:46.300 Pelosi, right?

01:07:48.340 Wrong.

01:07:49.200 What he should

01:07:49.840 have done was

01:07:50.720 this.

01:07:51.580 Should have

01:07:51.900 looked Laura

01:07:52.300 in the eye and

01:07:52.800 said, Laura,

01:07:54.040 in about a

01:07:55.100 half an hour,

01:07:55.660 when I leave

01:07:56.180 this cemetery,

01:07:56.740 I'm going to

01:07:57.520 address that

01:07:58.100 question, and I

01:07:59.240 will tell you

01:07:59.760 exactly what I

01:08:01.640 think of it.

01:08:02.440 But right now,

01:08:03.500 then he pivots

01:08:04.160 his head, and he

01:08:04.920 looks into the

01:08:05.460 camera.

01:08:05.760 I don't want

01:08:07.360 to do any

01:08:08.020 political stuff.

01:08:09.100 I just want

01:08:09.760 to tell everyone

01:08:11.660 in America and

01:08:12.560 around the world

01:08:13.200 how proud I am to

01:08:14.500 be the President

01:08:15.140 of the United

01:08:15.760 States.

01:08:17.220 Is he capable

01:08:18.180 of doing that?

01:08:19.600 Is he capable

01:08:20.380 of doing that?

01:08:21.500 If he was

01:08:22.640 directed, he

01:08:24.720 could have done

01:08:25.300 it.

01:08:27.140 Because he's a

01:08:28.320 smart guy.

01:08:30.240 People underestimate

01:08:31.500 his intelligence,

01:08:32.760 but no one

01:08:33.860 steers him in

01:08:35.420 that direction.

01:08:35.760 direction, and

01:08:36.740 he's not

01:08:37.120 disciplined enough

01:08:38.360 to stop and

01:08:40.220 think, maybe

01:08:41.260 this isn't the

01:08:41.980 right time to

01:08:43.340 rip up Nancy

01:08:44.200 Pelosi.

01:08:45.380 Maybe I take

01:08:45.980 advantage of

01:08:47.720 my presidential

01:08:48.520 position.

01:08:50.280 Who does he

01:08:50.660 trust?

01:08:50.740 Who does he

01:08:50.960 trust, Bill

01:08:51.880 O'Reilly?

01:08:53.360 No one.

01:08:55.520 Donald Trump

01:08:56.100 doesn't trust

01:08:56.680 anyone.

01:08:58.720 And you'll see

01:08:59.740 that in my

01:09:01.220 book.

01:09:01.620 You'll see he

01:09:02.160 does not trust

01:09:02.760 anyone on this

01:09:03.600 planet.

01:09:04.500 Now, he has

01:09:05.360 confidants, and

01:09:06.180 he has his

01:09:07.320 children who

01:09:08.500 are very loyal

01:09:09.220 to him, and

01:09:09.680 he loves them

01:09:10.180 very dearly.

01:09:11.260 But total

01:09:12.180 trust?

01:09:13.560 No one.

01:09:14.860 Is there

01:09:15.580 anybody that

01:09:16.360 you can think

01:09:17.060 of that could

01:09:17.720 be around him,

01:09:18.720 that could advise

01:09:19.620 him that he

01:09:20.120 would take that

01:09:22.180 direction from?

01:09:22.900 I'm not sure

01:09:24.000 about that.

01:09:25.860 I think that he

01:09:27.480 underestimates his

01:09:29.760 position as

01:09:31.600 president of the

01:09:32.260 United States.

01:09:32.860 He's president.

01:09:34.180 He can make

01:09:35.300 very profound

01:09:36.400 statements that

01:09:38.080 will affect

01:09:38.640 people.

01:09:39.640 And he could

01:09:40.540 have done that

01:09:41.140 in Normandy.

01:09:42.600 But he chose

01:09:43.600 not to.

01:09:44.100 Let me go to

01:09:45.840 Sarah Huckabee

01:09:46.540 Sanders.

01:09:47.320 She hadn't had a

01:09:48.260 press conference in

01:09:48.980 90 days, and yet

01:09:50.000 somehow the world

01:09:51.760 still turns.

01:09:53.500 And, you know,

01:09:54.760 she's been called

01:09:55.480 every name under

01:09:56.320 the sun.

01:09:57.220 She really became

01:09:58.080 more of an

01:09:58.600 advisor than a

01:10:00.420 press secretary

01:10:01.120 towards the end.

01:10:02.840 What's the impact

01:10:03.980 of her leaving?

01:10:05.280 I think it's big.

01:10:06.100 I like, I think

01:10:07.380 she's a nice

01:10:08.040 woman.

01:10:08.880 Don't know her

01:10:09.640 all that well.

01:10:11.700 But from people

01:10:12.580 I do know, it

01:10:14.760 all comes back

01:10:15.660 that she is not

01:10:16.900 this vicious

01:10:17.740 backstabbing

01:10:18.660 Washington creature

01:10:19.720 that most or

01:10:21.480 many press

01:10:23.080 secretaries are.

01:10:24.780 I think that

01:10:25.760 she saw the

01:10:27.300 world the way

01:10:28.100 it is, was

01:10:30.000 not ideological

01:10:31.020 and, you

01:10:32.660 know, crazed.

01:10:34.360 So I think that

01:10:35.400 it'll be a big

01:10:36.020 loss.

01:10:36.420 But Donald Trump

01:10:37.100 doesn't need a

01:10:38.040 press secretary

01:10:38.840 or a media

01:10:40.540 advisor.

01:10:41.160 He's going to do

01:10:41.920 exactly what he

01:10:42.780 wants to do.

01:10:44.240 And that's it.

01:10:45.500 And he feels

01:10:46.340 that he is the

01:10:47.080 master of the

01:10:48.160 media.

01:10:48.480 And boy, if

01:10:49.800 you look at

01:10:50.280 the, you

01:10:51.780 know, if you

01:10:52.540 look at the

01:10:53.120 record, he's

01:10:53.900 right.

01:10:54.820 I get into

01:10:55.380 this big time.

01:10:57.160 But I think

01:10:57.880 Sanders is a

01:10:58.900 loss for the

01:10:59.460 Trump administration.

01:11:00.420 It'll be

01:11:00.520 interesting to see

01:11:01.160 who puts it

01:11:01.620 in there.

01:11:02.580 Bill, before

01:11:03.180 you, I know

01:11:03.680 you're going to

01:11:04.020 get into

01:11:04.260 Father's Day

01:11:04.760 here in a

01:11:05.140 moment, but

01:11:05.540 let me take

01:11:05.940 you back a

01:11:06.280 little bit

01:11:06.540 first to

01:11:06.920 Mother's Day,

01:11:07.520 which my

01:11:07.880 mom had

01:11:08.240 another Mother's

01:11:09.240 Day the other

01:11:09.660 day when she

01:11:10.360 went to her

01:11:10.700 mailbox and got

01:11:11.620 a signed

01:11:12.400 book, Killing

01:11:13.660 the SS,

01:11:14.520 from Bill

01:11:15.480 O'Reilly.

01:11:16.660 Please do.

01:11:17.100 I'm mad at

01:11:17.720 my words.

01:11:18.420 You are.

01:11:19.500 Mary Ann,

01:11:20.260 right?

01:11:20.880 And Marie,

01:11:21.740 but it's

01:11:22.200 close.

01:11:22.600 Okay.

01:11:23.200 Yep, very

01:11:23.640 close.

01:11:24.160 I'm old.

01:11:25.040 And that's

01:11:25.360 okay.

01:11:25.540 I got the

01:11:26.360 two names

01:11:26.760 backwards.

01:11:28.360 Well, thank

01:11:28.900 you very much

01:11:29.520 for doing

01:11:29.860 that.

01:11:30.060 She was

01:11:30.220 very, very

01:11:30.680 excited about

01:11:31.260 it.

01:11:31.500 I do believe

01:11:32.040 it's the

01:11:32.360 first book

01:11:33.080 about dead

01:11:33.560 Nazis she's

01:11:34.220 ever been

01:11:34.620 sent in her

01:11:35.100 life, and

01:11:35.500 you can take

01:11:35.900 that to the

01:11:36.800 bank for the

01:11:37.340 rest of your

01:11:37.720 life.

01:11:37.860 It'll be an

01:11:38.060 uplift for her.

01:11:39.720 So, Bill,

01:11:40.900 here it is

01:11:41.300 Father's Day.

01:11:42.400 Here it is

01:11:42.960 Father's Day.

01:11:43.780 Will you send

01:11:44.480 my dad a

01:11:48.440 book?

01:11:48.920 Absolutely.

01:11:49.980 Just tell

01:11:50.680 Mark of my

01:11:51.360 assistant, who's

01:11:52.460 been with me

01:11:53.160 for 27 years.

01:11:54.400 I mean, I'm

01:11:55.580 happy to do

01:11:56.140 that.

01:11:56.860 But here's my

01:11:57.440 deal on

01:11:57.980 Father's Day.

01:11:58.420 You can't.

01:11:59.840 You can't.

01:12:00.540 My father's

01:12:01.120 dead, but

01:12:01.480 thanks for

01:12:01.840 bringing that

01:12:02.260 up.

01:12:02.540 No, no, I

01:12:03.080 can channel it.

01:12:04.020 So close to

01:12:04.380 Father's Day.

01:12:05.260 I can channel

01:12:05.920 it.

01:12:06.960 I have ways

01:12:08.240 to do that.

01:12:09.060 I can get

01:12:09.420 that right up

01:12:09.920 there.

01:12:09.940 Okay, all

01:12:10.300 right.

01:12:10.640 All right.

01:12:11.200 Thanks for

01:12:11.540 bringing up that

01:12:12.060 hurtful moment

01:12:13.400 that's so close

01:12:14.060 to Father's

01:12:14.500 Day.

01:12:14.640 But go

01:12:14.860 ahead.

01:12:15.360 Sell your

01:12:15.680 books.

01:12:16.320 All right.

01:12:16.620 Fathers are

01:12:17.520 not, are

01:12:18.860 underestimated.

01:12:19.920 Okay, look, if

01:12:20.900 you compare

01:12:21.260 Mother's Day and

01:12:22.160 the mania on

01:12:22.840 Mother's Day to

01:12:23.500 Father's Day, it's

01:12:24.580 not even in the

01:12:25.260 same stratosphere.

01:12:26.960 So mom, mom,

01:12:27.940 it's mom, mom,

01:12:28.620 mom, we got

01:12:29.300 this for mom,

01:12:30.280 flowers for mom,

01:12:31.260 dinner for mom,

01:12:32.000 mom, and dad,

01:12:32.800 here's a tie.

01:12:33.860 Okay.

01:12:34.760 So we know

01:12:35.760 dads really, even

01:12:36.880 on their day, don't

01:12:37.820 get what moms

01:12:38.680 get.

01:12:39.240 And I get it.

01:12:40.760 I mean, look,

01:12:41.360 if you're going

01:12:43.920 to compare

01:12:44.540 Mrs. Cleaver,

01:12:45.800 June Cleaver

01:12:46.400 to Ward, no.

01:12:47.860 Mrs. Cleaver

01:12:48.440 gets all this

01:12:49.040 stuff, right?

01:12:49.840 This is a

01:12:50.180 leave it to be

01:12:50.680 reference that no

01:12:51.540 one under the

01:12:52.040 age of 40 gets.

01:12:53.740 Anyway, I think

01:12:56.160 that, and I was

01:12:57.380 thinking about this

01:12:57.860 the other day,

01:12:58.600 that the crews

01:13:00.160 that you put

01:13:00.840 together, Beck,

01:13:02.160 if you have a

01:13:03.280 father that's

01:13:04.460 elderly or a

01:13:05.700 grandfather or

01:13:06.420 something, and you

01:13:07.020 can pool, you

01:13:07.960 know, four or five

01:13:09.380 kids, you send

01:13:10.240 them on this

01:13:10.620 cruise, because

01:13:11.800 this honors your

01:13:13.260 father.

01:13:14.240 You know, it's a

01:13:14.840 legacy history tour

01:13:16.240 to the Holy Land

01:13:17.740 and to Greece and

01:13:19.020 to, you know,

01:13:19.660 other places.

01:13:20.700 This is such a

01:13:21.720 perfect gift and

01:13:23.580 would blow your

01:13:24.520 father or

01:13:25.100 grandfather away.

01:13:27.240 And I'm doing

01:13:28.360 this not for

01:13:28.960 commercial reasons,

01:13:30.020 but I was thinking

01:13:30.800 about that, you

01:13:31.380 know, if my

01:13:32.400 father were alive

01:13:33.360 and I gave him a

01:13:34.820 gift like this,

01:13:36.200 I mean, it's one

01:13:38.220 of those lifetime

01:13:40.160 things, and I

01:13:41.940 think people

01:13:42.340 should think

01:13:43.760 about it.

01:13:44.760 Honor your

01:13:45.640 father.

01:13:47.140 Honor him.

01:13:48.740 And this is a

01:13:49.900 very good way to

01:13:50.660 do it.

01:13:52.080 That's very nice

01:13:52.960 of you, Bill.

01:13:53.940 It's very nice of

01:13:54.620 you.

01:13:54.900 But it's true.

01:13:56.200 Is it not?

01:13:57.120 Well, it is.

01:13:59.260 It is.

01:13:59.640 Actually, you're

01:14:00.100 making me feel

01:14:00.620 guilty because I

01:14:01.640 should do that

01:14:02.220 for my wife's

01:14:03.700 father.

01:14:04.420 Yeah, but you

01:14:04.920 didn't think of

01:14:05.540 it because I'm so

01:14:06.380 much smarter

01:14:06.920 than you.

01:14:08.240 See, that's

01:14:08.800 what happened.

01:14:09.420 Fair point.

01:14:10.440 Go on.

01:14:12.700 Well, now I

01:14:13.380 won't do it.

01:14:13.980 Happy Father's Day

01:14:14.400 to you too, Bill.

01:14:17.480 I know your

01:14:18.020 kids love you

01:14:18.780 and have a

01:14:19.900 great day.

01:14:20.880 And I always

01:14:21.240 look forward to

01:14:21.740 talking to you

01:14:22.420 guys every week.

01:14:23.560 Thanks, Bill.

01:14:24.160 Thanks so much,

01:14:24.660 Bill.

01:14:24.740 Okay, guys.

01:14:25.060 See you.

01:14:25.700 Bye-bye.

01:14:27.920 There we go.

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01:16:58.960 think, one of

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01:16:59.580 important things

01:17:00.360 that we can

01:17:00.900 do as

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01:17:04.840 That's coming

01:17:05.340 up in just a

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01:17:06.540 Also, I want to

01:17:07.120 talk a little

01:17:07.440 bit more about

01:17:07.980 Father's Day

01:17:08.500 next hour, but

01:17:09.680 I want to talk

01:17:10.260 to you about

01:17:10.580 Father's Day

01:17:11.160 here.

01:17:11.980 You know,

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01:17:16.280 dad, and that

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01:17:27.960 dad listens to

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01:17:40.440 We do this once

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01:17:41.860 I think it's

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01:18:11.740 dad will learn

01:18:12.300 absolutely nothing,

01:18:13.400 but he'll have a

01:18:14.380 lot of laughs.

01:18:15.260 He'll have a lot of

01:18:16.040 laughs.

01:18:16.380 And we'll be

01:18:16.660 throwing things at

01:18:17.260 Jeffy at the end

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01:18:18.620 don't think you

01:18:19.000 have that in any

01:18:19.460 of your tours.

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01:18:21.400 No, we don't

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01:18:32.360 I don't even know

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01:18:38.420 can bring the

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01:18:43.380 you can find the

01:18:44.060 special tours.

01:18:44.740 But it makes a

01:18:45.340 great Father's

01:18:46.100 Day gift.

01:18:48.060 All right.

01:18:49.220 The idea that

01:18:53.160 our electoral

01:18:53.760 college will be

01:18:56.560 gone this next

01:18:58.820 election seems to

01:19:00.500 most people a pipe

01:19:01.480 dream, but I don't

01:19:02.680 think it is.

01:19:04.080 And Charlie Kirk

01:19:04.920 doesn't either, and

01:19:06.160 we'll have him

01:19:07.300 explain what exactly

01:19:09.200 is going on while

01:19:10.440 no one is looking.

01:19:11.940 The Fusion of

01:19:15.640 Entertainment and

01:19:17.000 Enlightenment.

01:19:19.680 You know, I know

01:19:21.240 that you've heard

01:19:22.920 this probably your

01:19:23.780 whole life.

01:19:24.160 This is the most

01:19:24.600 important election

01:19:25.360 ever.

01:19:26.460 Yeah, I hear that

01:19:27.240 every four years.

01:19:28.660 And every year, it

01:19:29.680 does seem like it is

01:19:31.420 true each time, but

01:19:32.720 it's getting more and

01:19:33.340 more true.

01:19:34.040 And you've heard,

01:19:34.820 this is the biggest

01:19:35.420 threat to freedom, and

01:19:37.280 we've heard that

01:19:38.020 forever.

01:19:38.500 However, I'm going

01:19:41.060 to present something

01:19:41.780 to you that I think

01:19:42.700 is the biggest

01:19:43.820 threat to our

01:19:44.640 freedom, because it

01:19:46.980 is the closest to

01:19:48.620 happening.

01:19:49.560 And we'll go there

01:19:50.860 with Charlie Kirk

01:19:52.020 from Turning Point

01:19:53.240 USA in one minute.

01:19:55.680 This is the

01:19:56.940 Glenn Beck Program.

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01:21:00.680 Alright, USCCA

01:21:02.300 gun a day giveaway

01:21:04.060 ends the 21st.

01:21:07.700 Is that today?

01:21:09.300 No, today's the

01:21:09.920 7th.

01:21:10.180 When is the...

01:21:11.180 That's a week from

01:21:12.080 Friday.

01:21:12.620 Okay.

01:21:13.160 Today's the 14th.

01:21:14.760 The gun disappears

01:21:15.880 at midnight tonight,

01:21:17.880 giving away a gun a

01:21:19.080 day.

01:21:19.780 So go right now and

01:21:21.100 text the word Glenn

01:21:22.560 to the number 87222

01:21:24.660 right now.

01:21:25.460 87222, text the word

01:21:26.860 Glenn.

01:21:27.600 Do you know

01:21:40.100 who's in control?

01:21:41.680 If you see them,

01:21:43.200 let them know

01:21:44.140 that I'm looking

01:21:45.520 for directions,

01:21:47.180 something solid

01:21:48.240 I can hold.

01:21:51.640 I want to welcome

01:21:52.560 to the program

01:21:53.320 a new friend

01:21:55.180 and a guy

01:21:56.680 who has been

01:21:57.600 with Turning Point

01:21:58.380 USA.

01:21:58.760 He is the founder

01:21:59.760 and the president

01:22:00.440 of Turning Point

01:22:01.100 USA.

01:22:02.460 He is a guy

01:22:03.600 that I've met

01:22:05.100 a lot of...

01:22:06.280 I've met a lot of...

01:22:07.900 I want to be

01:22:08.920 really careful.

01:22:09.780 25-year-old kids

01:22:11.520 that have come up

01:22:13.640 and they have

01:22:15.200 suddenly newfound

01:22:16.500 power and they

01:22:18.600 don't have any idea

01:22:20.020 what they're dealing

01:22:20.800 with.

01:22:21.400 They're not

01:22:22.020 responsible.

01:22:23.140 They're exactly who

01:22:23.960 I would have been

01:22:24.660 at 25.

01:22:25.420 just not

01:22:27.360 responsible

01:22:28.080 with that kind

01:22:29.080 of influence

01:22:30.280 and power.

01:22:31.880 Very few

01:22:32.520 are really

01:22:33.920 reflective

01:22:34.640 and turn out

01:22:36.500 like Ben Shapiro.

01:22:37.540 I remember

01:22:37.880 when Ben Shapiro

01:22:38.700 was on my show.

01:22:40.560 He was, I think,

01:22:41.200 18 years old

01:22:42.360 and he hasn't

01:22:43.860 changed.

01:22:44.520 He was a 50-year-old

01:22:45.780 when he was 18.

01:22:46.700 He's still 50

01:22:47.600 at, what,

01:22:48.300 31.

01:22:48.700 Charlie Kirk

01:22:50.560 is, I think,

01:22:52.280 one of the most

01:22:53.240 well-thought-out

01:22:55.220 and gentlemen,

01:22:59.560 biggest gentlemen

01:23:01.160 I have met.

01:23:03.160 Very, very humble

01:23:04.400 when you meet him

01:23:05.120 in person

01:23:05.640 and yet he is

01:23:07.060 single-handedly

01:23:08.140 with his group

01:23:08.740 Turning Point USA

01:23:09.820 changing the world.

01:23:11.800 He is largely

01:23:13.340 responsible,

01:23:14.360 in my opinion,

01:23:15.120 for the Trump

01:23:15.800 victory.

01:23:16.400 He is largely

01:23:17.680 responsible for

01:23:18.660 what is happening

01:23:19.360 on the campuses

01:23:20.060 in a good way

01:23:21.160 but he's here

01:23:22.300 to talk about

01:23:22.920 something that

01:23:23.820 we have to

01:23:25.480 pay attention to

01:23:26.420 and I want

01:23:28.620 to engage you

01:23:29.600 on this

01:23:30.120 because we need

01:23:31.060 your help

01:23:31.640 to save the Republic

01:23:33.000 and it is,

01:23:33.900 that is not

01:23:35.180 hyperbole to say that.

01:23:36.620 Welcome to the program,

01:23:37.500 Charlie Kirk.

01:23:38.700 Thank you so much, Glenn

01:23:39.840 and thank you

01:23:40.620 for the kind words.

01:23:41.620 Greatly appreciated.

01:23:42.560 Thank you.

01:23:43.880 You bet.

01:23:44.600 So, Charlie,

01:23:45.180 explain what

01:23:47.380 the left is doing

01:23:48.760 and they're doing this,

01:23:50.000 they're doing it openly

01:23:51.060 but no one really

01:23:52.440 is covering this

01:23:53.740 in the detail

01:23:55.040 that it should be covered

01:23:56.260 because it changes

01:23:57.380 everything overnight.

01:23:59.500 That's correct

01:24:00.460 and so ever since

01:24:01.400 Donald Trump

01:24:01.940 won the presidency,

01:24:03.420 the left has

01:24:04.320 been enacting

01:24:05.780 several full frontal

01:24:06.920 assaults

01:24:07.720 on our core institutions.

01:24:10.000 That's why they

01:24:10.660 enacted

01:24:11.160 the Russia hoax

01:24:12.680 via Mueller.

01:24:13.280 This is why

01:24:14.380 they've continued

01:24:14.940 the propaganda

01:24:15.520 campaign in the media

01:24:16.740 but most importantly,

01:24:19.160 one of the components

01:24:20.720 that hasn't gotten

01:24:21.400 much media coverage

01:24:22.500 at all

01:24:22.980 is how the Democrats

01:24:24.220 realized that

01:24:25.320 the system

01:24:25.900 of which we

01:24:26.760 elect a president

01:24:28.040 needs to change.

01:24:29.760 That the system

01:24:30.820 of decentralized

01:24:31.560 elections,

01:24:32.900 the system

01:24:33.460 that gives a voice

01:24:34.560 to middle America,

01:24:35.980 not Manhattan

01:24:36.760 and Malibu,

01:24:37.420 that system

01:24:38.980 is a barrier,

01:24:41.080 is a hindrance

01:24:41.840 towards their quest

01:24:43.320 for total control

01:24:44.320 and for deconstruction

01:24:45.820 of our country

01:24:46.540 and for redefinition

01:24:48.060 of our country.

01:24:49.120 So what am I talking about?

01:24:49.920 They want to get rid

01:24:50.760 of the electoral college.

01:24:52.020 Sorry, go ahead.

01:24:52.660 So Charlie,

01:24:53.360 explain to people

01:24:54.660 because there's a lot

01:24:55.440 of people,

01:24:55.800 especially your age,

01:24:56.740 that say,

01:24:57.480 hey, we want a democracy.

01:24:58.940 People are screaming

01:24:59.740 for that now in Europe.

01:25:01.380 You know,

01:25:01.680 direct vote,

01:25:03.240 direct democracy.

01:25:04.260 Make the case

01:25:06.160 to those

01:25:07.540 who are in the cities

01:25:08.980 who believe differently

01:25:10.320 and believe in democracy

01:25:12.020 because they've been raised

01:25:13.080 thinking that's what we are.

01:25:14.580 Make the case

01:25:15.460 that that's a bad thing.

01:25:18.200 Happy to.

01:25:19.040 So first of all,

01:25:19.480 we're not a democracy.

01:25:20.940 That's one of the most

01:25:21.640 important things

01:25:22.480 we have to teach

01:25:23.860 the next generation.

01:25:25.060 Bernie Sanders

01:25:25.540 says it almost

01:25:26.120 every single day

01:25:26.900 and we fall into this

01:25:27.920 linguistic trap

01:25:29.400 and we almost begin

01:25:30.220 to believe the lies

01:25:31.160 of the left

01:25:31.560 that we are a democracy.

01:25:32.880 We're a constitutional

01:25:33.980 republic

01:25:34.520 and we use

01:25:35.400 the democratic means

01:25:36.480 to elect individuals

01:25:38.480 and representatives.

01:25:39.340 Now, what's the difference?

01:25:40.740 A constitutional republic

01:25:42.020 recognizes certain

01:25:43.040 natural rights

01:25:43.840 that can't be taken away

01:25:45.420 just because the mob

01:25:46.200 wants those to be taken away.

01:25:48.040 And in the Federalist Papers,

01:25:49.340 the Founding Fathers

01:25:50.140 realized and recognized

01:25:51.460 the potential danger

01:25:53.240 of the tyranny of the mob.

01:25:55.020 One of the big

01:25:56.640 historical fallacies

01:25:58.280 that is taught

01:25:58.900 to students

01:25:59.540 is that America

01:26:00.780 was the first exercise

01:26:02.060 in quote-unquote

01:26:02.680 democracy.

01:26:03.320 That's just not true.

01:26:04.860 It was tried

01:26:05.480 many times before.

01:26:07.100 Cicero,

01:26:07.980 who I believe

01:26:08.520 is the most important

01:26:09.440 thinker and writer

01:26:10.300 who was Council of Rome

01:26:11.540 for one year,

01:26:12.720 warned against

01:26:13.600 the tyranny of the majority,

01:26:15.120 warned against

01:26:15.700 that total outright

01:26:17.040 mobocracy,

01:26:18.680 essentially,

01:26:19.540 would turn

01:26:20.160 into class warfare.

01:26:22.800 He argued

01:26:23.280 that the middle class

01:26:24.440 needs representation

01:26:26.080 that first and foremost

01:26:27.080 recognizes their

01:26:27.940 natural rights.

01:26:28.660 And so what

01:26:29.440 the Electoral College

01:26:30.440 has done

01:26:31.360 over a long period

01:26:32.220 of time

01:26:32.700 is it forces

01:26:33.900 the states,

01:26:34.820 first of all,

01:26:35.440 it recognizes

01:26:36.060 the sovereignty

01:26:36.720 of the states.

01:26:37.820 It recognizes

01:26:38.500 that the states

01:26:39.180 created the federal

01:26:39.840 government,

01:26:40.340 the federal government

01:26:40.980 did not create

01:26:41.620 the states.

01:26:42.720 And it allows

01:26:43.300 the states

01:26:43.980 to appropriate

01:26:44.660 their electors

01:26:45.400 as they see fit.

01:26:46.820 Now,

01:26:47.100 this is really important

01:26:48.240 because each state

01:26:49.500 might have a different

01:26:50.640 way that they want

01:26:51.380 to send their electors

01:26:52.560 to the Electoral College.

01:26:54.140 So, for example,

01:26:55.000 two states right now,

01:26:56.640 Maine and Nebraska,

01:26:57.960 they carve out

01:26:58.900 one of their

01:26:59.300 congressional districts

01:27:00.300 that allow

01:27:01.440 the winner

01:27:02.640 of that congressional district

01:27:03.840 to maybe be different

01:27:05.760 than the entire

01:27:06.380 voice of the state.

01:27:07.500 So, for example,

01:27:08.160 Donald Trump won

01:27:08.860 a singular electoral vote

01:27:10.200 in Maine

01:27:10.560 in 2016.

01:27:12.320 In 2008,

01:27:13.160 Barack Obama won

01:27:13.920 a singular electoral vote

01:27:15.200 in Nebraska

01:27:15.840 when he won

01:27:16.760 that Eastern Nebraska

01:27:17.940 congressional seat

01:27:19.620 when he won that.

01:27:20.660 Now, what does that mean?

01:27:22.060 It means that

01:27:22.980 voices that otherwise

01:27:25.120 would not have had

01:27:26.180 as big of a platform

01:27:27.860 all of a sudden

01:27:29.080 are now competitive

01:27:29.860 in the national election

01:27:30.820 and discourse.

01:27:32.080 And what's happening now

01:27:33.260 is actually predicted

01:27:34.480 and prophesied

01:27:35.520 by the founding fathers

01:27:37.000 in the Federalist Papers

01:27:38.120 and the construction

01:27:38.880 of our country

01:27:39.560 where you have

01:27:40.620 the exacerbation

01:27:41.700 of the coastal elites

01:27:43.420 that want to

01:27:44.280 then enact

01:27:46.140 their viewpoint

01:27:47.360 and their ivory tower

01:27:48.820 to Lost for King agenda

01:27:50.580 over middle America

01:27:52.280 and middle class America

01:27:53.400 and that's most important

01:27:54.380 because the needs

01:27:55.480 and wants of Malibu

01:27:56.420 and Manhattan

01:27:56.900 are not the needs

01:27:57.600 and wants of Michigan

01:27:58.440 and Missouri.

01:27:59.420 So how do we peacefully

01:28:00.320 go about this

01:28:01.060 without turning ourselves

01:28:01.900 into factions

01:28:02.620 and pitting people

01:28:03.940 against each other?

01:28:05.100 Well, the only way

01:28:06.160 you could possibly

01:28:06.780 come to compromise

01:28:07.560 and build

01:28:08.320 big base coalitions

01:28:09.760 is through the decentralization

01:28:11.380 of elections

01:28:12.000 which is what

01:28:12.700 the Electoral College

01:28:13.740 offers.

01:28:15.000 And you look at

01:28:15.440 other countries

01:28:16.000 that just have

01:28:16.560 straight mobocracies

01:28:18.160 as I call it.

01:28:19.100 It's not going so well

01:28:20.100 is it?

01:28:21.080 For example,

01:28:22.040 in France

01:28:22.720 no one can possibly

01:28:24.620 say that the ideas

01:28:25.700 that were rooted

01:28:26.220 in the French Revolution

01:28:27.160 have been better

01:28:28.160 for human freedom

01:28:28.920 and prosperity

01:28:29.580 than the ideas

01:28:30.220 rooted in the American Revolution

01:28:31.580 or the Scottish Enlightenment.

01:28:33.380 And what we have right now

01:28:34.780 is the left realizes

01:28:36.160 that the idea

01:28:37.820 of decentralized control

01:28:39.100 the protection

01:28:39.740 of the individual

01:28:40.580 and states' rights

01:28:42.040 it is a hindrance

01:28:43.300 it's almost an annoyance

01:28:44.420 and an obstacle

01:28:45.040 for them to be able

01:28:46.340 to get the power

01:28:47.060 that they wish

01:28:47.900 that they want to get.

01:28:50.620 And so what they're

01:28:51.220 doing right now

01:28:51.840 just to talk

01:28:52.400 very specifically, Glenn

01:28:53.820 and thank you

01:28:54.740 for giving me

01:28:55.140 the opportunity

01:28:55.580 to share this

01:28:56.180 with your audience

01:28:56.820 because this is not theory

01:28:58.460 this is not something

01:28:59.640 oh, the left

01:29:00.640 wants to do this

01:29:01.560 the left is doing this

01:29:03.000 and they're getting help

01:29:03.700 from far too many Republicans.

01:29:06.040 And they're close.

01:29:07.720 Yeah, I would venture a guess

01:29:09.040 that many people

01:29:09.800 in your audience

01:29:10.380 don't know

01:29:11.000 that 15 states

01:29:12.720 have already passed

01:29:14.100 what's called

01:29:14.580 the Interstate

01:29:15.240 National Vote Compact.

01:29:17.080 What does that mean?

01:29:17.840 15 states

01:29:18.960 have essentially

01:29:20.600 passed through

01:29:21.140 the state legislators

01:29:21.940 and signed by the governor

01:29:23.560 agreeing that

01:29:25.660 their electoral votes

01:29:27.060 will be given

01:29:28.360 to the winner

01:29:28.920 of the national popular vote.

01:29:30.660 So in short

01:29:31.540 the left

01:29:32.540 with the help

01:29:33.140 of far too many Republicans

01:29:34.220 it tends to be a trend

01:29:35.500 isn't it, Glenn?

01:29:36.380 It seems like Republicans

01:29:37.240 tend to agree

01:29:38.120 to go along

01:29:39.420 with the left

01:29:39.860 far too often.

01:29:41.360 They have realized

01:29:42.420 that they're not

01:29:43.020 going to be able

01:29:43.280 to get this

01:29:43.680 through Congress

01:29:44.240 but they're not

01:29:45.140 going to be able

01:29:45.420 to get this

01:29:45.820 to the House

01:29:46.220 of Representatives

01:29:46.840 or through

01:29:47.240 a constitutional amendment.

01:29:48.920 So instead

01:29:49.340 they saw their window

01:29:50.880 to go through the states.

01:29:52.400 Since the states

01:29:53.180 are allowed

01:29:53.620 to appropriate

01:29:54.260 their electors

01:29:55.100 however they see fit

01:29:56.400 it could be on

01:29:57.120 how they do it now

01:29:58.260 or they could do it

01:29:58.840 how Maine and Nebraska

01:29:59.580 does it

01:30:00.120 or they could do it

01:30:01.020 as something

01:30:01.560 as whoever

01:30:02.440 wins the World Series.

01:30:05.760 That's silly.

01:30:07.500 What the left

01:30:08.620 is trying to do

01:30:09.300 is perfectly legal.

01:30:11.220 It's perfectly

01:30:11.940 constitutional

01:30:12.700 and perfectly legal.

01:30:14.780 I would believe so.

01:30:15.980 There are some scholars

01:30:16.780 that think it isn't.

01:30:17.620 I actually don't agree.

01:30:18.540 I actually think

01:30:19.040 it's perfectly legal.

01:30:20.200 I think the framers

01:30:21.140 allowed this sort of window

01:30:22.920 to go through the states.

01:30:23.780 It's hard.

01:30:25.160 It's difficult.

01:30:26.320 Now let's talk

01:30:27.300 specifically.

01:30:28.260 It's already past

01:30:28.900 15 states, Glenn.

01:30:30.400 Now this does not

01:30:31.220 go into action

01:30:32.260 until they hit

01:30:33.000 that magical 270 number

01:30:35.160 that 270 number.

01:30:37.040 They're right at

01:30:37.560 about 200 right now

01:30:38.780 and on Wednesday

01:30:39.740 two days ago

01:30:40.380 Oregon just signed

01:30:41.200 it into law.

01:30:42.360 So I want you

01:30:42.680 to think about that.

01:30:43.620 This is sweeping

01:30:44.700 the country.

01:30:45.460 Now the Democrat

01:30:47.260 governor of Nevada

01:30:48.620 Steve Sisolak

01:30:49.780 vetoed it

01:30:50.600 a week and a half ago.

01:30:52.580 Good on him.

01:30:53.520 He has more bravery

01:30:54.320 than most Republicans.

01:30:55.960 A Democrat governor

01:30:56.720 of Nevada

01:30:57.260 accelerated to the House

01:30:59.260 and to the Senate

01:30:59.960 and he surprisingly

01:31:01.000 vetoed it.

01:31:01.960 This is now being

01:31:02.640 discussed in states

01:31:03.680 such as Maine

01:31:04.780 Minnesota,

01:31:06.080 North Carolina

01:31:06.620 and Ohio.

01:31:07.500 They are 70 votes

01:31:08.840 away from changing

01:31:10.200 the way that we

01:31:11.480 elect a president.

01:31:12.800 And what does that mean?

01:31:13.800 So let's go through

01:31:14.480 those.

01:31:15.120 Maine will absolutely

01:31:16.800 do that.

01:31:18.180 Let's go through

01:31:18.940 the state by state.

01:31:20.820 Where do we have

01:31:22.720 a chance of turning

01:31:23.520 the tide?

01:31:24.220 Let's look at

01:31:24.660 state by state.

01:31:26.700 Yeah, and so Maine

01:31:28.380 is now discussing

01:31:29.700 it again in their

01:31:31.260 House

01:31:31.640 in the House

01:31:32.760 and will eventually

01:31:33.520 try to kick it up

01:31:34.300 to the governor.

01:31:34.980 And it would be

01:31:35.360 just so foolish,

01:31:36.420 Glenn, for Maine

01:31:36.940 to do this.

01:31:37.800 Because you talk

01:31:38.500 about a state

01:31:39.040 that actually respects

01:31:40.100 the idea of the

01:31:41.660 individual generally

01:31:42.560 and has not

01:31:45.180 necessarily always

01:31:45.840 gone along with

01:31:46.520 the traditional

01:31:47.000 Northeastern stereotype

01:31:48.300 of leftism.

01:31:50.460 It would be such

01:31:51.100 a mistake for them

01:31:51.800 to give up their

01:31:52.320 sovereignty and the

01:31:53.100 attention that they're

01:31:53.880 able to get to

01:31:55.340 the mob,

01:31:56.340 the people that have

01:31:57.040 nothing to do with

01:31:57.760 their needs,

01:31:58.320 wants, or desires.

01:31:59.080 The other one

01:32:00.080 is Minnesota.

01:32:01.040 They're trying to

01:32:01.680 introduce, they've

01:32:02.220 already introduced

01:32:02.820 this into Minnesota.

01:32:04.480 And the other one

01:32:05.700 that we have to keep

01:32:06.380 a very close eye on

01:32:07.340 in a rapidly changing

01:32:08.640 state in a variety

01:32:10.060 of ways is that

01:32:10.900 if we're asleep

01:32:11.860 at the wheel,

01:32:12.820 this state will

01:32:13.300 become a blue state

01:32:14.320 is Arizona.

01:32:15.680 It's been introduced

01:32:16.900 into Arizona Statehouse.

01:32:18.660 It's getting far

01:32:19.620 too much traction

01:32:20.480 in Arizona.

01:32:21.760 And Arizona, of course,

01:32:23.200 just elected

01:32:23.860 Senator Kyrsten Sinema.

01:32:25.760 Donald Trump did

01:32:26.460 not win a majority

01:32:27.540 of votes in Arizona

01:32:28.620 back in 2016.

01:32:30.020 The only one, I think,

01:32:31.280 49.1%.

01:32:32.940 I could look up

01:32:33.760 the exact number.

01:32:35.200 And then more

01:32:35.700 specifically,

01:32:37.020 North Carolina.

01:32:37.980 North Carolina is

01:32:38.740 another dangerous

01:32:39.460 state with a Democrat

01:32:40.420 governor and with

01:32:41.580 very weak Republicans.

01:32:42.560 And that's a dangerous

01:32:43.520 and lethal combination.

01:32:46.520 All right.

01:32:47.160 So what do people

01:32:47.840 need to do, Charlie?

01:32:48.900 They need to call.

01:32:49.900 If you're in Arizona,

01:32:51.360 North Carolina, Maine,

01:32:53.060 you need to organize

01:32:55.320 yourself again.

01:32:56.500 You need to get

01:32:57.140 on your phone

01:32:57.840 with your legislature

01:32:59.720 and your state senate

01:33:00.960 and say,

01:33:01.880 stop this.

01:33:02.760 Your governor's office

01:33:03.720 do not pass this.

01:33:06.820 Right?

01:33:07.180 That's correct.

01:33:08.160 Yes.

01:33:08.500 And so at Turning Point USA,

01:33:09.740 we're the nation's

01:33:10.620 largest student organization

01:33:12.400 focused on the Constitution

01:33:13.820 and American exceptionalism.

01:33:15.620 And so we feel

01:33:16.460 it's incumbent on us

01:33:17.840 to fight for this

01:33:18.520 as hard as we can.

01:33:19.840 And so our website,

01:33:20.900 tpusa.com,

01:33:22.120 you'll be able

01:33:22.380 to find some resources

01:33:23.320 of what you can do

01:33:24.600 to get engaged

01:33:25.260 and involved

01:33:25.840 on this fight.

01:33:27.420 And we're part of what

01:33:27.960 I found, Glenn,

01:33:28.620 which always gives me

01:33:29.460 such hope for the future

01:33:30.520 of this country,

01:33:31.780 is that this is already

01:33:32.800 organically kind of being

01:33:33.960 fought through some

01:33:35.340 great grassroots activists

01:33:36.460 in these states

01:33:37.140 and we're already

01:33:37.600 connecting with them

01:33:38.440 and giving them

01:33:39.380 some resources

01:33:40.380 and funding.

01:33:41.400 And that's what I love

01:33:42.060 about America

01:33:42.620 is that whenever

01:33:43.140 there is a crisis,

01:33:44.540 individuals tend to

01:33:45.960 voluntarily

01:33:47.140 and almost magically

01:33:48.360 step up.

01:33:49.220 And now we need

01:33:50.040 to give them

01:33:50.640 a call to action.

01:33:51.760 And that is a uniquely

01:33:53.540 American virtue and value

01:33:55.000 that when there is crisis,

01:33:56.600 our patriots step up

01:33:57.820 time and time again.

01:33:58.900 But now we have to raise

01:33:59.900 the level of the sense

01:34:00.880 of urgency on this.

01:34:02.600 I will tell you, Charlie,

01:34:03.940 I've talked to you

01:34:05.340 about this for a few weeks

01:34:06.920 and I have told you

01:34:08.500 that this audience

01:34:09.860 is a remarkable audience.

01:34:13.340 They're the most giving,

01:34:14.780 they are the hardest working,

01:34:16.260 and I don't say this

01:34:17.880 to dismiss any other audiences

01:34:20.460 because I know the power

01:34:21.860 of other audiences.

01:34:22.640 This one's just different

01:34:24.120 and they will engage.

01:34:26.940 And so I urge you,

01:34:29.040 please,

01:34:30.140 this will make

01:34:31.560 the entire election

01:34:33.020 and everything

01:34:33.660 you're about to go through

01:34:34.800 worthless in the end

01:34:36.860 if they get up to 270.

01:34:38.520 It's got to be stopped.

01:34:40.640 Maine, Minnesota, Arizona,

01:34:43.540 North Carolina

01:34:44.260 are the ones

01:34:45.380 that are closest,

01:34:46.340 but they're working

01:34:47.360 this everywhere.

01:34:48.260 So please get involved.

01:34:51.100 If you can,

01:34:52.020 donate money for this

01:34:53.520 to TPUSA,

01:34:54.800 go to tpusa.com.

01:34:56.840 That's Turning Point USA.

01:34:59.240 TPUSA, Charlie is really leading this

01:35:02.500 and I look to him

01:35:04.420 on how we can assist Turning Point

01:35:07.840 to be able to stop this

01:35:10.400 because this changes us overnight

01:35:13.020 and really forever.

01:35:15.680 I think we lose this,

01:35:17.120 we lose.

01:35:18.260 We lose.

01:35:19.380 That's right.

01:35:19.960 Charlie?

01:35:20.380 Exactly right.

01:35:21.100 Thank you.

01:35:21.520 Thank you so much,

01:35:22.160 Glenn, for the opportunity.

01:35:22.940 Thank you.

01:35:23.800 You bet.

01:35:24.580 Charlie Kirk,

01:35:25.640 TPUSA.

01:35:26.820 Back in one minute.

01:35:39.020 I want to talk to you

01:35:40.420 a little bit about

01:35:41.000 the cruise we're going

01:35:42.040 to be taking.

01:35:42.460 We're going to be taking.

01:35:43.460 We're going up to Athens

01:35:47.480 and Venice

01:35:49.240 and then we're going

01:35:50.840 down to the Middle East.

01:35:53.220 We're going to the Holy Land

01:35:54.520 and we are thrilled

01:35:57.200 that we are going to be joined

01:35:58.780 with Rabbi Lappin

01:36:00.200 who is,

01:36:01.000 you will learn stuff

01:36:01.940 about the ancient world

01:36:03.260 that will boggle your mind.

01:36:07.000 There is nothing like,

01:36:08.200 if you think you know the Bible,

01:36:09.520 you don't know anything

01:36:10.860 about the Bible

01:36:11.500 until you've actually

01:36:12.460 been taught

01:36:13.100 the Old Testament

01:36:13.900 by a rabbi.

01:36:15.480 The oral traditions

01:36:18.140 of the Jewish people

01:36:19.800 on the Old Testament,

01:36:21.520 just remarkable.

01:36:23.520 And Christians generally

01:36:24.620 don't get any of it.

01:36:26.020 But he's going to take us

01:36:27.000 through the Holy Land.

01:36:28.140 We have David Barton there

01:36:29.680 who is going to really

01:36:30.520 kind of focus,

01:36:31.720 I hope,

01:36:32.400 on the Republic

01:36:34.620 and a democracy

01:36:35.860 when we're in Athens.

01:36:37.680 And then we're going

01:36:39.140 to also be in Venice

01:36:41.000 and I will focus

01:36:42.680 on the pulling of the world

01:36:46.400 out of darkness

01:36:47.280 and how it was just

01:36:48.600 a few brave men

01:36:49.800 that stood and did it.

01:36:52.060 That's our cruise

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01:37:43.980 You know,

01:37:44.540 I'm really excited

01:37:45.200 for tomorrow.

01:37:47.960 Tomorrow we have

01:37:49.360 James

01:37:52.200 Lindsay

01:37:54.260 and Peter Boghossian.

01:37:58.360 These are these

01:37:59.180 two scientists

01:37:59.960 that you might know.

01:38:01.520 They're part of

01:38:01.880 the intellectual dark web.

01:38:05.200 And they're the guys

01:38:06.680 who have been

01:38:07.080 taking on academia.

01:38:08.200 And I mean,

01:38:08.920 taking it on

01:38:09.660 to their own detriment.

01:38:11.420 They are pariahs now.

01:38:13.280 They are not people

01:38:14.900 that would normally

01:38:15.640 be saying,

01:38:16.320 hey,

01:38:16.500 I want to go

01:38:17.320 on the Glenn Beck program.

01:38:18.360 And quite honestly,

01:38:20.960 with Peter,

01:38:22.460 he is a very big atheist.

01:38:25.640 And not somebody

01:38:27.960 that I would have

01:38:28.900 been comfortable

01:38:29.480 that we would have

01:38:30.120 been able to have

01:38:30.700 a good conversation

01:38:31.680 because,

01:38:32.320 you know,

01:38:33.420 when sometimes

01:38:33.860 when you're militant

01:38:34.920 as a Christian

01:38:36.140 or militant

01:38:36.880 as an atheist,

01:38:37.900 the whole thing

01:38:38.660 falls apart.

01:38:39.780 And I thought

01:38:40.700 he was more militant

01:38:42.060 than he was.

01:38:43.920 he's he really

01:38:45.560 we talk about it.

01:38:47.080 He dragged me

01:38:48.160 right into faith

01:38:50.440 or maybe I dragged him

01:38:51.400 into it.

01:38:51.780 I don't think so,

01:38:52.540 but maybe I did.

01:38:53.820 And we came to this

01:38:55.120 understanding on truth.

01:38:57.200 And once we got there,

01:38:59.040 everything else is simple,

01:39:01.280 is truly simple.

01:39:03.280 You're going to love

01:39:04.280 this search for truth.

01:39:05.360 It airs tomorrow

01:39:06.560 on our podcast.

01:39:08.040 So you'll be able

01:39:08.920 to get that.

01:39:09.520 Just download it

01:39:10.480 at iTunes.

01:39:11.780 Sign up for it right now

01:39:13.040 and make sure you review

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01:39:15.540 because that helps

01:39:16.120 the algorithms

01:39:16.840 share it to other people.

01:39:19.580 But it's Lindsay

01:39:21.020 and Boghossian.

01:39:22.320 And let me

01:39:23.000 do we have time

01:39:23.740 to do subjective

01:39:24.780 subjective truths here

01:39:26.660 or do we have to wait

01:39:27.420 till the button next

01:39:28.440 the other side

01:39:29.840 of the break?

01:39:31.240 We have one minute.

01:39:32.300 So nothing is one minute.

01:39:33.400 So we'll get to that.

01:39:34.820 We'll get to that

01:39:35.660 after the bottom

01:39:36.400 of the hour.

01:39:37.280 Also,

01:39:37.680 I want to talk

01:39:38.560 I want to talk

01:39:39.480 to you a little bit

01:39:39.900 about Father's Day.

01:39:40.980 Yeah,

01:39:41.180 it was great interview

01:39:41.840 Glenn that with Boghossian

01:39:42.980 and Lindsay there.

01:39:43.720 I mean,

01:39:44.480 think of how difficult

01:39:45.420 that was for them to do

01:39:46.520 to come up with.

01:39:47.660 Oh, yeah,

01:39:48.000 you know,

01:39:48.620 fake studies

01:39:49.480 to just shine a light

01:39:50.600 on how ridiculous

01:39:51.440 the peer review process

01:39:52.680 was in this climate

01:39:53.660 about things like

01:39:55.060 feminism and

01:39:55.800 transgenderism

01:39:56.620 and in all these

01:39:57.440 social sciences.

01:39:58.720 This is basically

01:40:00.020 an impossible stand

01:40:01.300 for someone on the left

01:40:02.120 to take

01:40:02.620 and they took it

01:40:03.580 because they actually

01:40:04.380 care or they actually

01:40:05.460 care if this stuff

01:40:06.600 is right.

01:40:07.160 If this process

01:40:07.800 is legitimate

01:40:08.400 and you need people

01:40:09.900 like that standing up

01:40:10.840 on the other side

01:40:12.020 to take on

01:40:12.480 their own side.

01:40:14.100 It's weird.

01:40:14.780 I think we talked

01:40:15.520 about it on the podcast.

01:40:16.560 We may have talked

01:40:17.080 about it afterwards,

01:40:17.740 but they know

01:40:20.000 that,

01:40:20.380 you know,

01:40:21.440 should truth lose,

01:40:23.380 they'll be one

01:40:24.700 of the first

01:40:25.200 that will be

01:40:25.900 caught up in a purge.

01:40:27.780 They know it.

01:40:28.720 They're very well

01:40:29.660 aware of it

01:40:30.360 and they are

01:40:31.920 they have a healthy

01:40:33.300 fear,

01:40:33.840 but they're not

01:40:34.300 going to stop.

01:40:35.300 Glenn Beck.

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01:42:01.680 James Lindsay,

01:42:03.300 Peter Boghossian,

01:42:04.320 you may not

01:42:05.900 know these

01:42:06.280 names.

01:42:07.420 If you don't,

01:42:08.280 you should.

01:42:09.580 These guys are

01:42:10.520 scientists.

01:42:11.480 One's a

01:42:11.860 mathematician,

01:42:12.500 the other one

01:42:12.880 is a,

01:42:13.580 what is he?

01:42:15.840 Scientists of,

01:42:16.880 I can't remember,

01:42:18.280 but they're deep,

01:42:19.640 deep thinkers,

01:42:20.080 and they are

01:42:21.720 traditionally on

01:42:22.760 the left,

01:42:23.200 but they're

01:42:23.480 really not.

01:42:25.080 I think

01:42:25.780 they're more,

01:42:26.740 they're

01:42:26.960 constitutionalists.

01:42:28.720 They both

01:42:29.460 believe deeply

01:42:30.280 in the

01:42:30.620 Constitution

01:42:31.140 and the

01:42:31.520 Bill of

01:42:31.780 Rights,

01:42:32.100 and they've

01:42:33.060 seen their

01:42:33.800 side,

01:42:34.620 if you will,

01:42:35.180 if you want

01:42:35.480 to attach

01:42:36.080 sides,

01:42:36.780 the people

01:42:37.100 they thought

01:42:37.540 they were

01:42:37.840 with,

01:42:38.820 change into

01:42:39.680 something that

01:42:40.420 is not

01:42:41.220 based in

01:42:41.800 science,

01:42:42.200 is not

01:42:42.640 based in

01:42:43.200 truth,

01:42:43.720 and in

01:42:44.040 fact,

01:42:44.340 based in

01:42:45.160 brutishness

01:42:47.020 and mob

01:42:47.540 rule,

01:42:48.100 and they

01:42:48.480 don't like

01:42:48.940 it,

01:42:49.140 and they've

01:42:50.420 seen the

01:42:51.540 educational

01:42:52.760 complex just

01:42:54.640 start to

01:42:55.440 teach things

01:42:56.720 that are not

01:42:57.160 true,

01:42:57.840 just not

01:42:58.280 based in

01:42:58.940 any reality,

01:43:00.260 and so they

01:43:00.940 started to

01:43:02.160 push back

01:43:03.000 against that,

01:43:03.580 and these

01:43:03.920 are the guys

01:43:04.420 that wrote

01:43:04.960 those papers,

01:43:05.900 you know,

01:43:06.160 that,

01:43:06.900 you know,

01:43:07.120 they changed

01:43:07.640 Mein Kampf

01:43:08.400 into a

01:43:09.120 feminist paper,

01:43:09.900 and it was

01:43:10.560 immediately pushed

01:43:11.540 through,

01:43:12.460 and they did

01:43:13.580 all of these

01:43:14.040 white papers

01:43:14.700 trying to

01:43:15.140 get them

01:43:15.620 peer-reviewed,

01:43:16.520 and they

01:43:16.900 got a lot

01:43:17.720 of them

01:43:18.000 peer-reviewed,

01:43:18.720 and they're

01:43:19.460 in big

01:43:19.980 trouble for

01:43:20.640 it now,

01:43:22.120 so what

01:43:23.480 do they

01:43:23.700 do?

01:43:24.240 Well,

01:43:24.540 they keep

01:43:24.920 on going,

01:43:25.540 and they

01:43:25.740 came on

01:43:26.060 my show

01:43:26.620 for the

01:43:27.880 podcast,

01:43:28.560 which is

01:43:29.040 Saturday,

01:43:29.900 tomorrow,

01:43:30.460 you'll be

01:43:30.700 able to

01:43:30.940 get this.

01:43:31.800 I want to

01:43:32.020 play a

01:43:32.320 couple of

01:43:32.680 clips for

01:43:33.180 you.

01:43:33.380 This is

01:43:33.780 James Lindsay

01:43:34.920 and Peter

01:43:35.300 Boghossian

01:43:35.740 on subjective

01:43:36.920 truth.

01:43:37.940 Listen.

01:43:38.920 They look

01:43:39.360 at speech

01:43:39.920 as a form

01:43:40.340 of violence.

01:43:41.120 They do

01:43:41.380 not want

01:43:41.840 you to

01:43:42.140 come on

01:43:42.520 campus.

01:43:43.220 What are

01:43:43.760 you going

01:43:44.040 to do

01:43:44.300 on campus?

01:43:44.920 Are you

01:43:45.140 going to

01:43:45.400 start

01:43:45.700 lobbing

01:43:46.280 grenades?

01:43:46.780 No.

01:43:47.300 They don't

01:43:47.600 want you

01:43:47.880 to come

01:43:48.160 on campus

01:43:48.740 because they

01:43:49.620 think that

01:43:50.040 there's

01:43:50.240 something in

01:43:50.800 two reasons.

01:43:51.560 One,

01:43:51.920 intrinsically

01:43:52.480 dangerous about

01:43:53.220 your ideology,

01:43:54.720 and coupled

01:43:55.780 with that,

01:43:56.360 as this idea,

01:43:56.920 and Jim can

01:43:57.320 speak to this,

01:43:57.920 is they

01:43:58.440 look at

01:43:58.880 speech as a

01:44:00.800 form of

01:44:01.120 violence.

01:44:02.240 Speech is

01:44:02.680 not a

01:44:02.980 form of

01:44:03.280 violence.

01:44:04.360 And the

01:44:04.760 moment you

01:44:05.320 start thinking

01:44:05.900 that speech

01:44:06.520 and violence

01:44:07.680 are synonymous,

01:44:09.400 you destroy

01:44:10.880 the Enlightenment

01:44:11.440 project.

01:44:11.860 You give

01:44:12.480 up any

01:44:13.040 possibility

01:44:13.640 you have

01:44:14.260 to leading

01:44:14.640 a better

01:44:14.960 life.

01:44:16.280 That's the

01:44:16.860 death of

01:44:17.180 hope.

01:44:18.600 It's the

01:44:19.040 failure to

01:44:20.140 be an

01:44:20.900 honest broker

01:44:21.800 in conversations

01:44:22.660 with people

01:44:23.320 with whom you

01:44:24.160 have substantive

01:44:24.800 political and

01:44:26.200 moral disagreements.

01:44:28.300 Yeah.

01:44:29.060 To wheel it

01:44:30.000 back a bit,

01:44:30.740 this subjective

01:44:31.760 turn, as Pete

01:44:32.800 was calling it,

01:44:33.340 this is a rise

01:44:33.980 of subjectivity.

01:44:35.040 What is truth?

01:44:35.800 And he talked

01:44:36.220 about there being

01:44:36.940 the objective

01:44:37.760 world, and

01:44:38.360 then we have

01:44:38.960 ways to know,

01:44:40.120 usually science,

01:44:40.940 what's going

01:44:41.580 on in the

01:44:41.900 objective world,

01:44:42.940 and then you

01:44:43.240 have this

01:44:43.480 subjective world.

01:44:44.240 So he doesn't

01:44:44.760 like pepperoni

01:44:45.400 on his pizza,

01:44:46.020 he said,

01:44:46.320 that's a

01:44:46.660 subjective truth.

01:44:48.340 That is his

01:44:48.920 truth.

01:44:49.380 It is, in

01:44:50.000 fact, a

01:44:50.620 real fact about

01:44:52.300 the entity of

01:44:53.100 Peter Boghossian.

01:44:54.100 Whatever that

01:44:54.540 happens, I don't

01:44:55.120 know if you

01:44:55.360 really like

01:44:55.700 pepperoni or

01:44:56.180 not, I

01:44:56.540 thought you

01:44:56.820 did.

01:44:57.140 I'm trying

01:44:57.340 not to eat

01:44:57.740 meat.

01:44:58.420 He doesn't

01:44:59.980 like pepperoni

01:45:00.680 and he eats

01:45:01.240 Beethoven.

01:45:02.560 We're narrowing

01:45:03.540 you down.

01:45:04.460 That's right,

01:45:05.000 we've got a

01:45:05.780 finger on you

01:45:06.260 now.

01:45:06.760 But when

01:45:08.400 people speak

01:45:08.980 about their

01:45:09.400 subjective truths,

01:45:10.240 what they are

01:45:11.040 speaking about

01:45:11.600 is something

01:45:12.780 that they

01:45:13.220 know about

01:45:14.600 themselves that

01:45:16.040 they cannot

01:45:16.640 possibly be

01:45:17.480 wrong about

01:45:18.000 because it's

01:45:18.440 about themselves.

01:45:19.700 And so at

01:45:20.340 that point,

01:45:20.860 there is no

01:45:21.240 conversation to

01:45:21.920 be had.

01:45:22.560 Now the

01:45:22.840 problem is

01:45:23.300 when you

01:45:23.620 start blurring

01:45:24.320 those two

01:45:24.760 worlds, when

01:45:25.280 you start

01:45:25.600 saying that

01:45:26.380 one's

01:45:27.020 subjective

01:45:27.520 truth, one's

01:45:28.400 experience in

01:45:29.020 the world, and

01:45:29.480 your own

01:45:30.300 interpretation of

01:45:31.140 that experience

01:45:31.860 somehow trumps

01:45:33.320 the ability

01:45:35.440 to do an

01:45:37.560 outside measurement

01:45:38.400 of that or

01:45:38.960 to take another

01:45:39.920 view of it.

01:45:40.800 And that's

01:45:41.160 where we're

01:45:41.380 seeing the

01:45:41.640 breakdown in

01:45:42.060 conversation.

01:45:44.900 Let me play

01:45:45.860 a couple of

01:45:46.440 others.

01:45:47.220 Here's James

01:45:48.040 Lindsay on

01:45:48.600 silencing of

01:45:49.740 voices.

01:45:51.320 They should be

01:45:51.760 focusing on

01:45:52.480 differences of

01:45:53.560 opinion, differences

01:45:54.320 of perspective.

01:45:56.880 So it's kind

01:45:58.960 of an extreme

01:45:59.360 example, but you

01:46:00.640 may, for example,

01:46:01.500 have a philosophy

01:46:02.620 department and

01:46:03.240 they have a

01:46:03.500 particular problem

01:46:04.140 that they're

01:46:05.140 hashing out.

01:46:06.200 Bring a

01:46:06.540 mathematician in.

01:46:07.760 They have a

01:46:08.080 completely different

01:46:08.840 way to look at

01:46:09.380 it.

01:46:09.440 Does it matter

01:46:09.880 if the

01:46:10.140 mathematician's

01:46:10.840 white, black,

01:46:11.780 Asian?

01:46:12.080 No, it

01:46:12.520 doesn't matter.

01:46:13.580 Bring a

01:46:13.920 mathematician in.

01:46:14.640 They have a

01:46:14.940 different way of

01:46:15.420 thinking about

01:46:15.880 it.

01:46:16.280 Now you're

01:46:16.680 looking at

01:46:17.060 something in

01:46:17.440 the political

01:46:17.840 sphere.

01:46:18.460 You're looking

01:46:18.820 at immigration

01:46:19.420 or you're

01:46:19.820 looking at

01:46:20.260 anything, guns,

01:46:22.040 you're looking

01:46:22.280 at any topic.

01:46:23.440 You need

01:46:24.220 somebody who's

01:46:25.040 representing the

01:46:26.280 different perspectives.

01:46:27.380 So what's the

01:46:27.940 conservative

01:46:28.280 perspective?

01:46:28.820 What's the

01:46:29.080 libertarian

01:46:29.500 perspective?

01:46:30.340 What's a

01:46:30.700 liberal

01:46:30.900 perspective?

01:46:31.520 What's a

01:46:31.900 progressive

01:46:32.540 perspective?

01:46:33.100 That's diversity.

01:46:34.100 That's diversity.

01:46:34.720 I'm a

01:46:35.840 self-educated

01:46:36.680 guy.

01:46:37.160 I didn't

01:46:37.380 afford to go

01:46:37.840 to college for

01:46:38.400 very long.

01:46:39.120 So I went to

01:46:40.580 the library and

01:46:42.380 I read Alan

01:46:44.620 Dershowitz and

01:46:45.280 Adolf Hitler.

01:46:46.360 I mean, I would

01:46:47.060 go for the, I'd

01:46:48.900 look for the people

01:46:49.740 who had the

01:46:51.000 most diverse

01:46:53.080 possible viewpoints

01:46:55.320 on things and

01:46:56.320 read them and

01:46:58.060 knew that if they

01:46:59.360 intersect anywhere,

01:47:00.720 if there's

01:47:01.200 anything there,

01:47:02.020 okay, we

01:47:02.380 know that one

01:47:03.140 line is true

01:47:04.500 because they

01:47:05.280 both agree and

01:47:06.620 then you just

01:47:07.060 kind of whittle

01:47:07.580 yourself in.

01:47:08.760 It's why we

01:47:09.600 don't burn

01:47:10.140 books and yet

01:47:11.560 we're burning

01:47:12.380 people and

01:47:13.180 burning thoughts

01:47:14.140 and erasing

01:47:15.480 their legacy.

01:47:16.460 Cancel culture.

01:47:17.480 Yeah, cancel

01:47:18.020 culture.

01:47:18.420 It's the same

01:47:18.800 as burning

01:47:19.180 books.

01:47:19.320 It's a

01:47:19.540 cancel culture.

01:47:21.000 Well, if

01:47:21.240 you're too

01:47:21.480 problematic, you

01:47:22.160 get canceled.

01:47:23.300 Like you'd

01:47:23.780 cancel a TV

01:47:24.420 show, but then

01:47:24.960 you make sure

01:47:25.340 that all of the,

01:47:26.100 you know, it's

01:47:26.400 not available on

01:47:27.080 Netflix anymore.

01:47:28.040 You can't get

01:47:28.780 the old, you

01:47:29.400 know, DVDs

01:47:30.240 even.

01:47:30.500 So I've

01:47:31.660 called that

01:47:33.240 digital ghettoization.

01:47:35.780 Yeah, yeah.

01:47:36.720 I mean, you

01:47:37.100 know, you put

01:47:37.520 them behind a

01:47:38.060 wall.

01:47:38.720 That's today's

01:47:39.300 Jews can talk

01:47:40.120 all you want

01:47:40.760 behind that

01:47:41.300 wall.

01:47:41.580 No one's

01:47:41.880 going to see

01:47:42.220 you or hear

01:47:42.660 you.

01:47:43.200 But yeah,

01:47:44.120 yeah, sure.

01:47:44.440 You're behind

01:47:44.760 that wall.

01:47:45.480 I mean, that's

01:47:46.020 what's happening.

01:47:46.820 There's a lot

01:47:47.240 of that.

01:47:47.560 Yeah.

01:47:48.160 This is the

01:47:48.840 modern book

01:47:49.260 burning.

01:47:49.880 That's what this

01:47:50.520 is modern book

01:47:51.340 burning.

01:47:51.640 When you take,

01:47:52.440 say, a body of

01:47:53.580 work from somebody

01:47:54.320 who you've deemed

01:47:55.000 problematic and then

01:47:56.160 you erase that

01:47:56.920 problem, that body

01:47:57.740 of work to where

01:47:58.280 people can't access

01:47:59.140 it anymore.

01:47:59.660 People can't

01:48:00.500 engage with it.

01:48:01.100 You de-platform

01:48:01.900 them and don't

01:48:03.380 let them speak.

01:48:04.840 You deny them,

01:48:06.160 you erase their

01:48:07.100 Patreon or

01:48:07.760 something.

01:48:08.120 So if they had

01:48:08.620 that, so now

01:48:09.320 they can't make

01:48:10.300 money doing what

01:48:10.960 they're doing and

01:48:11.300 they have to go

01:48:11.620 find something else

01:48:12.200 to do.

01:48:12.620 It's the equivalent

01:48:13.440 of book burning.

01:48:14.320 So we are there

01:48:15.240 and that needs

01:48:16.640 to be stopped.

01:48:18.460 I don't know any

01:48:18.980 other way to say

01:48:19.520 it.

01:48:19.680 It just needs to

01:48:20.200 be stopped.

01:48:20.820 We need to

01:48:21.280 have, you know,

01:48:23.640 we need to welcome

01:48:24.500 a diversity of

01:48:25.180 opinion.

01:48:25.620 You know, one of

01:48:25.920 the most interesting

01:48:26.920 thoughts that

01:48:27.820 crossed my mind

01:48:28.360 this year is a

01:48:28.800 guy I was

01:48:29.180 talking to in

01:48:29.660 February.

01:48:30.800 He told me he

01:48:31.540 sets aside one

01:48:32.300 month a year.

01:48:33.380 It's usually

01:48:33.960 August, I think he

01:48:34.780 said, but it's

01:48:35.380 arbitrary.

01:48:36.520 He sets aside one

01:48:37.240 month a year to

01:48:38.020 read opinions he

01:48:39.020 explicitly disagrees

01:48:40.620 with.

01:48:41.060 That's all he reads.

01:48:42.100 So he's a

01:48:42.760 libertarian guy.

01:48:43.800 So for an entire

01:48:45.060 month, all he does

01:48:46.020 is he digs into the

01:48:46.980 kind of either

01:48:47.700 conservative or

01:48:48.420 liberal or

01:48:48.940 progressive or

01:48:49.460 whatever thought he

01:48:50.200 doesn't agree with.

01:48:52.120 And what he tries to

01:48:52.800 do is tries to find,

01:48:54.340 and this is the key,

01:48:55.380 tries to find the

01:48:56.240 most sense he can

01:48:57.580 make out of that

01:48:58.420 and then bring that

01:48:59.580 back to his own

01:49:00.140 worldview.

01:49:02.860 One last, here's

01:49:04.380 Bogosian and

01:49:05.000 Lindsay on honest

01:49:06.640 conversations.

01:49:09.800 Nobody, not in our

01:49:10.900 lives, not in our

01:49:11.700 lives.

01:49:11.940 I mean, since we've

01:49:12.620 come out, people on

01:49:13.480 quote, whatever our

01:49:14.620 side should be, aren't

01:49:16.180 inviting us on their

01:49:17.100 shows.

01:49:17.460 They're not talking to

01:49:18.320 us.

01:49:18.960 They're heaping two

01:49:19.560 left wing outlets

01:49:20.380 since October.

01:49:21.180 They're heaping

01:49:21.660 derision on us.

01:49:23.020 Like, you know, so

01:49:24.600 when we did the

01:49:25.080 atheist thing, everyone

01:49:25.840 was like, oh, you

01:49:26.560 know, you guys are

01:49:27.040 just liberals or

01:49:27.960 whatever.

01:49:29.040 Well, they were

01:49:29.440 right.

01:49:29.780 But now that we've

01:49:30.760 done this and that

01:49:31.720 we've attacked kind of

01:49:32.760 our own tribe or our

01:49:33.880 own side.

01:49:34.800 And the reason is, even

01:49:36.200 though I share a lot of

01:49:37.360 those impulses, that

01:49:38.800 doesn't mean you get to

01:49:39.720 make stuff up.

01:49:40.760 That doesn't mean you

01:49:41.640 get to pretend that

01:49:42.540 something is knowledge.

01:49:43.520 Like, we really need to

01:49:45.260 have something we can

01:49:47.280 count on, something we

01:49:49.080 can go to, something we

01:49:50.460 can point to, and then

01:49:51.660 we can squabble over

01:49:52.680 public policy.

01:49:53.680 But we need to have

01:49:54.500 things that we can

01:49:55.120 point to and say,

01:49:55.840 hey, you know what, we

01:49:56.960 know this.

01:49:57.760 This has been, we've

01:49:58.860 come about this, the

01:50:00.460 integrity of this

01:50:01.420 process is intact.

01:50:03.200 You don't have to

01:50:03.640 worry about it.

01:50:04.260 The process needs to

01:50:04.960 be defended.

01:50:05.560 Yeah, the process

01:50:06.420 needs to be defended.

01:50:07.500 And that's the other

01:50:08.260 thing that we've lost.

01:50:09.440 So I really do

01:50:10.860 appreciate you

01:50:12.000 inviting us on, you

01:50:13.360 having a sincere and

01:50:14.400 honest conversation with

01:50:15.560 us.

01:50:15.820 And that's exactly what

01:50:17.120 we need.

01:50:17.620 And we're not having

01:50:18.740 it.

01:50:19.320 So can I tell you

01:50:20.200 something?

01:50:20.480 Yeah.

01:50:20.720 I feel exactly the

01:50:22.040 same way.

01:50:23.140 Thank you for coming

01:50:24.580 on.

01:50:25.540 I've wanted to have a

01:50:27.040 conversation with Bernie

01:50:28.340 Sanders forever.

01:50:30.280 And the reason why, he's

01:50:32.880 honest about what he is.

01:50:34.120 Yeah.

01:50:34.420 Generally speaking, you

01:50:35.720 know, for a politician,

01:50:36.560 he's like, he's been

01:50:37.580 forever.

01:50:38.140 Yeah, I'm a socialist.

01:50:39.200 Yeah, I honeymoon in the

01:50:40.680 Soviet Union.

01:50:41.680 I can have a conversation

01:50:43.360 with a guy like that.

01:50:44.460 You're going to go to hell.

01:50:46.000 Same kind of a thing.

01:50:46.780 Like people are honest

01:50:48.080 about what they believe.

01:50:49.100 They're forthright in

01:50:50.140 their speech.

01:50:50.700 The Greeks call it

01:50:51.440 parahesia, speaking truth

01:50:53.060 in the face of danger.

01:50:54.800 If you said something

01:50:55.600 that there shouldn't, I

01:50:56.640 don't think there should

01:50:57.680 be danger when you're

01:51:00.360 exploring truth.

01:51:01.980 I agree.

01:51:02.740 If you're honest

01:51:03.620 brokers.

01:51:04.600 Totally agree.

01:51:05.360 And, you know, when you

01:51:06.460 said you mentioned

01:51:07.700 Dershowitz and Hitler,

01:51:09.000 and I thought the first

01:51:09.620 thing I thought was, oh

01:51:10.100 God, is, you know, 5,000

01:51:11.580 people are going to say,

01:51:12.340 you know, Glenn loves

01:51:12.980 Hitler now.

01:51:13.900 So, but there is a

01:51:15.200 danger.

01:51:15.540 And the danger is that,

01:51:17.220 you know, like I'll be

01:51:17.960 around Portland State

01:51:18.680 University and I'll walk

01:51:19.460 around and I'll see a

01:51:20.260 picture of me with this

01:51:21.540 huge grotesque villain

01:51:23.700 nose saying, you know,

01:51:25.520 with the little thought

01:51:26.240 bubbles saying, you

01:51:27.400 know, I'm pro-life

01:51:28.420 Republican, love Trump.

01:51:31.300 None of those things are

01:51:32.180 actually true.

01:51:33.540 And so the dangers that

01:51:35.540 that they attack our

01:51:37.100 motivations, they attack me

01:51:38.400 for things that I don't

01:51:39.160 even believe.

01:51:40.700 There's something that is

01:51:42.360 danger is also that we

01:51:43.380 let them get away with

01:51:45.040 something we should all

01:51:45.840 be standing up and

01:51:46.520 saying no to, which is

01:51:47.500 let's suppose even that

01:51:48.640 they're 100% morally

01:51:49.940 right.

01:51:50.880 Okay, let's just pretend

01:51:51.680 that their views are 100%

01:51:52.940 morally right.

01:51:53.640 If they can't actually

01:51:54.640 articulate that, if they

01:51:55.800 have to force it upon us,

01:51:57.720 then they're still wrong.

01:51:59.680 They should be able to

01:52:00.580 articulate it.

01:52:01.160 They must be able to

01:52:02.080 articulate it in a way

01:52:02.860 that's convincing.

01:52:03.720 That's the rules of

01:52:04.620 engagement.

01:52:07.640 You are going to love

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01:52:10.220 It is really rare to hear

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01:52:14.560 this is why we started this

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01:52:17.020 I don't do a podcast with a

01:52:19.000 bunch of people I, you know,

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01:52:22.600 You know, there's sometimes I

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01:52:25.820 But everyone on the podcast

01:52:27.160 has an open mind and is

01:52:29.740 willing to have conversations

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01:55:57.980 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:56:00.740 It's Friday.

01:56:02.000 Going back to the clips from this

01:56:03.300 week's podcast, Glenn, one point was

01:56:05.800 really interesting to me in that

01:56:06.880 de-platforming someone from social

01:56:08.800 media like they are now is really a

01:56:10.960 pure example of book burning.

01:56:13.900 You know, we've gone through this cycle

01:56:15.360 where it's like, okay, you say

01:56:16.600 something bad and you get fired from

01:56:17.920 your job.

01:56:18.460 But the stuff that you're known for

01:56:20.160 still exists.

01:56:21.260 This is legitimately taking your entire

01:56:23.160 back catalog of opinion and thought and

01:56:26.080 deleting it so that no one can even see

01:56:28.120 the things that they used to approve that

01:56:30.440 you said.

01:56:30.980 It is like, go back, go back, go back to the

01:56:34.080 beginning of today's show.

01:56:36.820 If you listen to the podcast and you're here, go

01:56:39.700 back and listen to the beginning.

01:56:41.160 What was that clip?

01:56:42.460 I played from Chernobyl where the KGB agent came

01:56:46.220 into the scientists and said, no one's even going

01:56:48.700 to know you were born and anything that you did will

01:56:52.600 be credited to someone else.

01:56:54.980 I mean, it's, that's what's happening.

01:56:57.640 That's what's happening.

01:56:59.000 Yeah.

01:56:59.220 I mean, we talk about this as if it's some

01:57:01.120 ancient thing that happened, you know, under

01:57:03.120 Hitler.

01:57:03.740 Like, I mean, books were, you know, burned in

01:57:07.520 Nazi Germany.

01:57:08.200 We know that.

01:57:08.900 But when you're getting rid of people's thought,

01:57:11.360 when you're deleting their past views, that is

01:57:15.360 you, that's showing that you're frightened.

01:57:17.600 You're terrified of what they might be saying.

01:57:19.820 And that is the same thing that we've seen from

01:57:21.580 dictators all around the world.

01:57:22.720 Mm hmm.

01:57:23.840 And just like, you know, nobody's going to march

01:57:26.120 in with a Nazi uniform and expect everybody to

01:57:29.720 believe it's good.

01:57:30.480 It always changes and morphs and book burning wasn't

01:57:34.560 deemed bad back then because, well, you didn't

01:57:38.880 have the Nazis around.

01:57:40.080 And so you didn't have that reference.

01:57:41.860 We're just book burning in a different way.

01:57:44.320 And future generations will see plat D platforming as

01:57:48.480 book burning.

01:57:49.040 And it's imagine when I worked for Fox, none of my

01:57:52.480 shows that I did on Fox, I don't own any of them.

01:57:55.240 So the vault in that library belongs to Fox.

01:57:58.720 So they'll never be seen again unless Fox wants to

01:58:01.700 make money off them or, you know, do something else.

01:58:03.860 They'll never be seen again.

01:58:05.340 And I don't own them.

01:58:06.980 Now, imagine if because my contracts are like that

01:58:11.300 when you post on Facebook, they own that.

01:58:14.420 If I didn't have the blaze and there was a systematic

01:58:17.080 effort to erase me, you'd never hear anything I ever

01:58:22.380 did.

01:58:22.740 You'd never see anything I ever did.

01:58:25.780 That's what's happening.

01:58:27.320 They're erasing people.

01:58:29.240 And that's where we start on Monday's program, erasing

01:58:33.720 people.

01:58:34.540 And how do we fill in those gaps?

01:58:37.600 You're listening to Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - June 14, 2019

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