The Glenn Beck Program - Happy Super Wednesday! Bernie Lost Big! | Guest: Bill O’Reilly | 3/4/20

Episode Date: March 4, 2020

While there’s little more satisfying than watching a socialist lose big in America, it’s much less satisfying to the socialists. The Young Turks’ Cenk Uygur declared war on the Democratic establ...ishment for what he saw as a rigged election. And Ilhan Omar hated that her state went to Biden as well. But Biden’s night wasn’t without its mishaps: Protesters rushed the stage, and he mistook his wife for his sister. Once again, the real winner was Donald Trump. BlazeTV’s Steve Deace discusses Biden’s extremely fast comeback that looks like a DNC plot. And Bill O’Reilly believes there’s no way Bernie could get the nomination. The WHO has announced a rise in the coronavirus fatality rate, but Glenn believes it could soon go back down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:45 some things on Twitter that she had to immediately delete. She said this was not a resurrection. It was a coup. Russia Gate was not a coup. Mueller was not a coup. Impeachment was not a coup. What happened yesterday was a coup and we will push back. Sanders people, not real happy.
Starting point is 00:02:05 Biden people, it was a night to remember. And if Joe Biden could remember it, it would be a night for him to remember as well. You know what I'm saying here? All of the information on that and all of the news of the day. Coming up here in just a second. First, let me tell you about Greg. He lives in Hawaii.
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Starting point is 00:03:26 If you want a drug-free, natural way to ease your pain, get your life back. Go to Relieffactor.com. That's Relieffactor.com. So it was kind of a coup last night. the Democrats came out in full force, and I mean the Democratic Party, to make sure that Joe Biden is the nominee. Now, I don't know how they wrangle this from here, but Bernie Sanders is going to fight to the very last minute. He will fight all the way to the convention. But it was pretty remarkable how Joe Biden even started the evening, and that was in Virginia.
Starting point is 00:04:14 where Virginia, it was close, and Biden was not supposed to sweep the country. And if it wasn't for early voting, except for California, I'll bet, he might have swept all the way across the country. Really an incredible night for Biden, far above and beyond any expectation or reasonable upside sort of outcome of this. he the only three states he lost were Utah Colorado and California California he was the heavy favorite we kind of all knew that going in Colorado and Utah both had quirky rules that prevented him we're good rules for Bernie basically did not allow for a lot of last minute deciding all mail I believe all male and not meaning all dudes but all you mail it in with the federal mail sort of voting right right um So incredible. I mean, a few examples of this. Minnesota was, I believe, 538 had that at a 19% chance of Biden winning it. And he won.
Starting point is 00:05:20 This is a state, obviously, that Klobuchar was a co-favorit with Bernie going into this week. She drops out. Shocking to me. That one was shocking to me, not just because it's a win outside of where Biden has performed, right? It's a northern state. It's not a state with a large minority population. It was not built for Biden. then you have Klobuchar who's there and very popular who drops out the day before the vote or two days before the vote, whatever it was.
Starting point is 00:05:47 And a lot of that with early voting, people had already voted for Klobuchar, right? She was one of the favorites. So she drops out everyone there goes all to Biden, which usually doesn't happen. And he wins that, I think, by nine points, which is insanity. How? Does it bother you at all that, I mean, I do not want to. I've just never seen anything like this. And I know with social media how they can affect, you know, and swing the vote.
Starting point is 00:06:18 If it's close, they can swing it by up to five points. Oh, you're talking about like Google and Facebook and how they can geotarget without fingerprints. They can remind you. You're not even a Bernie bro and you're going down the conspiracy road here? Well, only because we're doing the special tonight. and I'm looking at all of the data up close, and so I'm kind of living in that world. Because I mean, I think, obviously,
Starting point is 00:06:42 and I'm joking about the conspiracy, that it is something very real, and the research shows that it's real. Though, would you believe that Google would want to throw the election to Joe Biden over Bernie Sanders? I do. I do.
Starting point is 00:06:55 Because I don't think anyone in real business wants Bernie Sanders because they know what it means. You know, do you think that CNN is for Bernie? Sanders. Do you think NBC, Comcast NBC is for Bernie Sanders, they know what he'll do. You saw stocks go up after they look like Sanders are having a bad night. What is it? It was like 480 points or 500 points. The stock market went up in the overnight, in, you know, after closing, before the morning bell, we're up about 500 points. And that is because Bernie Sanders is not the guy. We told you, the stock market does.
Starting point is 00:07:36 not like Bernie Sanders. The economy will not like Bernie Sanders. So, yeah, I do think that Joe Biden would just be for regulation of these companies, which these companies want. Sometimes they do, especially the big ones. Yeah. I would say I don't necessarily think that that's the reason. I think there is a plausible explanation for this,
Starting point is 00:07:57 which is a great confluence of events over about a one-week period, without really people having time to check their work. I mean, if you think about this, you had a second place, Nevada, finish a decent debate for Biden, his best debate out of 10 that they've had, then a big win in South Carolina, followed by massive endorsements and coalescing around Biden inside the party, followed by a primary three days later with no time for Joe Biden to come out and screw anything up and no time to take any polling for anyone to know what's going on. It hits a perfect confluence of events for a massive momentum shift.
Starting point is 00:08:34 It absolutely could have. There also could have been influence from social media only because of the massive switch. Remember, last Friday, we were talking about it's over. It's over for him. If he doesn't really, if he doesn't really take South Carolina, it's over. Right. But he did. I know, he did.
Starting point is 00:08:57 I mean, he won by 30 points. I know. I know. So everything was pointing in the direction of a good night. We talked about this yesterday. That's the only thing. It's what we expected. I think it's the only thing.
Starting point is 00:09:06 that changed. Look, do you think that Joe Biden looks healthy? No. All he has is momentum, which is would,
Starting point is 00:09:17 if I was a Democrat, terrified me. Terrify me. He's got nothing. He doesn't even have fundraising going on for him. He's got nothing else. He has no organization,
Starting point is 00:09:24 no fundraising, no ability to speak through full sentences. God only knows if you can walk on stage in any given appearance. I mean, I would be terrified if this came out. And if you're Donald Trump,
Starting point is 00:09:35 you have to be thrilled. could this have gone any better for Donald Trump? Seriously, think of all the candidates that are on the board up here. We have a giant board of all the candidates. Right now there's only five left that are still in the race. What, 20 some, 25, almost 30 candidates that were either about to run and didn't or dropped out. You look through that list. There are a ton of candidates in there that on paper, at least, could scare you, right?
Starting point is 00:10:01 People who are fresh faces, who are good talkers, who have interesting backgrounds and resumes. Bloomberg, with all of the money and the experience is no matter how unlikable that guy is, even Bloomberg would have been a threat. What they're doing is they're giving us the two worst candidates. Okay? You've got an old communist who has to continually say, Fidel Castro, he was a great guy. I loved him. I loved him.
Starting point is 00:10:30 He made great ham sandwiches. Even though I'm a chew and I don't have ham sandwiches. I love the ham sandwiches he was making. They're Cuban sandwiches. I love Cuban sandwiches. I love Fidel. What are you doing? Are you kidding me?
Starting point is 00:10:42 That's the worst candidate, except for the guy who is like, I like, yeah, me, my wife. Oh, that's my sister. Ooh, she looks hot. Shoes. Is it time for my pills yet? That guy.
Starting point is 00:10:56 That guy. That guy. That's the guy. They all coalesced around. Think of how pathetic that is. Right. It's not like, and it's only due to his win, it shows
Starting point is 00:11:06 how much they don't want Bernie Sanders. Which is, I will say, remarkable, remarkable. Remarkable. I think it's less, people are like, well, they just don't want a socialist. I don't think that has anything to do with it, frankly, as far as the Democrats go. I think number one, it has to do with
Starting point is 00:11:24 they're worried about him beating Donald Trump, because they're worried the American people don't want a socialist that's out of the closet. But number two, another big function here is Bernie is not a party guy, and they want a party guy. They want a guy who's going to be loyal to the party, who's going to remain a Democrat, who is, I mean, there's a good chance that if Bernie Sanders won the presidency, he might turn into an independent while he was president. Oh, I think he would. Right? I think they don't want that. They don't want that. They don't like Bernie. He's, he's never been able to, he's never been nice.
Starting point is 00:11:52 he's never played nice with them. And they don't like him for that reason. The socialism is like a, that's on the positive side of the ledger for Democrats in the party. But when it comes down to Democrats, being Democrats, that's important to them, and winning is important. They want to beat Trump, and they don't think Sanders is the guy to do. Oh, and I think they truly believe, and they would. They would lose the House. They'd only lose the White House. The Senate, the down ticket would be just obliterated.
Starting point is 00:12:22 Because if you're going to put a communist revolutionary in the White House, Americans generally try to balance the ticket. and so if they have a communist revolutionary, we'll be like, I just, I'm going to put a Republican in there because maybe they'll be able to stop him if he goes crazy. I think that it would be huge for them. Huge risk for them and for the nation. And I think they do see that at some level. And I think they see, you know, they may, you say they may like, you know, a socialist. I don't think they like socialist revolutionaries.
Starting point is 00:12:59 Right. And they also get a. a lot of money from corporations. Right. And all of the corporations have got to be saying to them now, are you out of your mind? Are you out of your mind? You're going with somebody who is saying he's going to end the free market system? Are you crazy?
Starting point is 00:13:18 They do get a lot of money from those people. Right. They wouldn't want to deal with that. Right. But on the other hand, two, we're talking about speed, right? Revolutionary versus progressivism, as you've talked about many, many times, there's a difference in speed and approach. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:13:32 And, you know, yes, you're right. Like right now, I think they see the best way to get down that road is to take baby steps and sometimes big steps, but not revolutionary long jumps. And that's what Bernie wants. You're at the end of the progressive era. You are at the point to where it's all breaking down. You cannot have this system merged with a big progressive system that is not based in common sense. at all. You can't. So it's this
Starting point is 00:14:02 clash. I agree. Right. So now it's time to decide. You are going to take the last step. And the last step here is to change the Constitution and to change over to a socialist, communist, kind of system.
Starting point is 00:14:18 That last step Americans at this point won't take. Now they might in four years or eight years or 15 years, but they're not going to take them today. And so the The question is, just like that book that I pointed out from France, the coming insurrection, that was the point of that book written by French intellectuals and socialist and communist and anarchists
Starting point is 00:14:42 for the people that were in colleges. And it said clearly, they have given us every step of the way. They keep bringing us in and saying, oh, we're going to do it. We're going to do it. But then they never pull the trigger on it. And they've said, we've got to have a peaceful transition. of power and we're going to make that stuff, but they're never going to make it. So it's time we take it.
Starting point is 00:15:06 That's what the coming insurrection was about in France, that book. And that's happening here with Bernie Sanders. It's time to take it. And let me take a quick break and then come back, Stu, you know, talking to Steve Dase last night on the TV show, he was pretty scary, I thought, because he didn't give a solution. he's like, this is, this is it. I mean, you're, you're going to head to a brokered convention now. And I'd like to hear your analysis of that on the numbers.
Starting point is 00:15:40 Are we more likely for a brokered convention or not? And if we are headed, how does that now work? How are they going to untangle themselves from the revolutionaries? Because there's not going to be a compromise on those sides. It's going to be one or the, Ronald Reagan was right. This is a time for choosing. He said that in 64 for the Republicans.
Starting point is 00:16:05 And it took 15 years for us to choose, but we finally got Ronald Reagan in office. So it's a time for choosing. This is the time for choosing. And the stakes are really high for the Democrats. What do they do from here? In one minute. So you may like to mow your lawn. But how long does it take you?
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Starting point is 00:18:24 and once the news that Joe Biden was sweeping, more than 580 points. That's pretty incredible. That should tell any voter out there that likes to work, likes the economy, like something called money. The who you vote for is going to change your your future.
Starting point is 00:18:48 And if you're voting for Bernie Sanders, that is not a vote for jobs. It's just not. Okay. So how does this work from here? We're going to know about the California delegates probably in the next couple of days. Yeah, a lot of mail vote there, mail in vote there as well. So you're going to have votes trickle in. That vote is going to favor Burr.
Starting point is 00:19:09 Bernie Sanders in a pretty significant way, and he'll close the gap on delegates from where we are now. We were projecting the post-super Tuesday delegate count. Remember, you need to get to about, what is it, 19191 to win the nomination without a contested convention. Right now, if you go look back a week, the analysis for most people was Bernie Sanders is going to be ahead by a decent margin, likely, with Bernie. Bloomberg and Biden behind there somewhere and Warren and forth. As we went through the day, as we approached when we updated those estimates, it was more like, they're going to come out pretty close to tide. It looks like Biden might have a chance of actually tying him. As soon as Virginia came in right at 7 o'clock and they called it immediately, I mean,
Starting point is 00:19:58 we were standing there. Yeah, we looked at each other. It was going to be good night for Joe Biden. This is going to be big. Because that's not supposed to happen. That should have been, I mean, Biden may have won that state. That wouldn't have been a surprise. but the fact that he won it so easily and they called it immediately.
Starting point is 00:20:11 I mean, they called it at the top of the hour. They closed the polls and they called it. Virginia was supposed to be a state that would go on for a couple of hours and maybe they call it for Biden, but maybe he wins by five points. He wound up with 53.3% of the vote, more than half of the vote in a four candidate race. He got a higher percentage of the vote in Virginia than Sanders got in Vermont. Wow. Think about that.
Starting point is 00:20:37 That is unthinkable going into yesterday. But if you look at Virginia, that happens, I think, for a reason. One, Virginia is the suburb is the suburb of Washington, D.C. A lot of that is the suburb of Washington, D.C. So that is one of two things. Either the people who are in the government and they like big government, well, that would mean Bernie Sanders. Well, not necessarily. Because a lot of those people are also there very, very well.
Starting point is 00:21:07 because they're consultants, they're working in companies that are aligned with Washington, et cetera, et cetera. You know, you've got a lot of people who are the lobbyist and the corporations that are there that make America work. They don't like Bernie Sanders. No. A vote for Bernie Sanders is a vote for ending their influence and their jobs in many ways. So Bernie wound up being around tied as we were kind of going into the day.
Starting point is 00:21:37 That Virginia thing, we started looking at this in a different way. As the results came in, Bernie started falling behind in the delegate count. We had Bernie down about 50 delegates at the end of the night, which was pretty significant. And now, because of the very late night after we ended our coverage announcement that Bernie Sanders also won Texas, or excuse me, Joe Biden also won Texas, which was not supposed to happen. No. You know, again, big Latino population. Sanders have been doing well with that group. Biden wins there, too.
Starting point is 00:22:11 Now, I mean, I can see at least the New York Times estimate now has Bernie down by almost 100 delegates after this all settled. It's supposed to be very close, if not Bernie ahead. That's what we thought going in, 100 delegates going in. So does that give him enough of a spread if this continues to win outright the nomination? More in a minute. Imagine having a person following you in the store with every circular containing every single coupon. Every time you went into the store, all you had to do, that person would be there and they would just whip out a handful of coupons and, you know, hand it to the cashier and you wouldn't have to worry about it.
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Starting point is 00:24:01 All right. Here's the problem. Pat just came in and he's got a cough and the sniffles and he said, I think I have the coronavirus. And I said, right, I think I have it too. And that's when Stu said, I think I've had it for a couple of weeks. Yeah, a few weeks. So we probably got it from you.
Starting point is 00:24:19 We probably got it from you. Now, it's either allergies or coronavirus. Did you eat any Chinese food? Yeah, last night, we had it here. By the way, may I just say, let me just see if I can pick this up with a pencil because I don't want to touch it. Look what I found in our studio. Oh, oh. By Stu's desk.
Starting point is 00:24:37 Uh-oh. It's a Corona light. So maybe that's why we don't have fever. maybe we just have coronavirus light yes so hmm somebody's drinking corona excuse me a little bit of a cough there yeah scary it is funny because at what point do you go and say hey I might have the coronavirus because you they keep saying that a lot of people are habit and a get no symptoms at all or B get very light symptoms that they would even go to work with the person the Washington Post got an op-ed from a guy who was on the princess ship there in Japan.
Starting point is 00:25:16 Came back. It's been quarantined for weeks. First of all, I thought it was funny that he pointed out, you know, I was on the ship with my wife for like a month and now we've been in quarantine separately. And I think it's, the alone time has been good for us. Wait a minute. Wow. But he said, look, honestly, I've had it for a month and it hasn't been that big of a deal.
Starting point is 00:25:37 He said, if I were home, I probably would have just gone to work through it. Oh, wow. So a lot of people have it in that way. Well, that's what I've been doing all week. Yeah, I've been coming to work too. You too. Have I been, I mean, have you, are you a little congested? Yes.
Starting point is 00:25:52 Yeah. But I also get allergies around this time of year. Yes. Yes. But allergies come this time of year for everybody. At least if you deal with them in Texas, I seem to get them around this time all the time. So, you know, I've been assuming I don't have coronavirus. Maybe I do.
Starting point is 00:26:07 I used to have really bad allergies. And I have to tell you, I took the allergy shots about two. two or three years ago. I got to do this. You have to do it still. I've, my whole life, you remember Pat?
Starting point is 00:26:19 Really bad allergies. Really bad allergies. I have allergies so bad they can't, they can't treat me for dogs and horses because every time they would give me the allergy shot, it would put me in the hospital. I'd have to go to the emergency room. And he was like,
Starting point is 00:26:33 okay, you just don't ever get around a horse. And I'm like, I love horses. He's like, don't ever get around horses anymore. You can't stop that. but they for a year I took these allergy shots it's a miracle I don't know why I wasted my whole life suffering with allergies have they had it your whole life or how long have they been able to do this
Starting point is 00:26:52 oh yeah they had shots I know I was tested for allergies when I was a kid and they were really bad and then you know my mom was like maybe you should get the shots no no not the shots I wish I wasted so much of my life in misery what happens when you're a sissy yeah right yeah that's what we've been talking about Glenn's a sissy. Remember we had that whole conversation?
Starting point is 00:27:13 I remember that. When did you both about that come out? Because I know you were writing it. A couple of weeks. All right. All right. All right. So we were talking about coronavirus.
Starting point is 00:27:19 There is a doctor, James Phillips, assistant professor of emergency medicine at George Washington University. He is the chief of the section of disaster and operational medicine. And he's just written an article that I think is really, really good that I want to read to you. He's talking about, I'm a doctor. this is what I do. I'm in the emergency rooms. I'm looking at these kinds of diseases, et cetera, et cetera.
Starting point is 00:27:46 And he said, I'm going to get the coronavirus. And it's not just me. It's going to be a lot of health workers. He said, so we have to have some discussions about what to do, what not to do, and what are we going to do? He said, for instance, I think he said, I'm young, I'm healthy. He said, but I know a lot of doctors that do what I do and are in the ER. And he said, you know, they're older. and they would be a prime target for death on this.
Starting point is 00:28:13 He said, should we consider saying these doctors shouldn't treat people who have the coronavirus and keep them aside? He said because coronavirus is going to start to really take over the medical profession and everybody's going to be worried about the coronavirus. Meanwhile, heart attacks and strokes and everything else that has nothing to do with coronavirus. We're going to need doctors. And he said, so the first thing we should do is a medical community is decide how are we going to use our resources. But listen to this. He said, as this spreads, a certain number of medical staff will need to miss work because they or their families are ill. What we don't know yet is for how long.
Starting point is 00:28:56 It's imperative that we fund research to determine how long the infected are contagious and when people can safely return to work so we can keep our health care systems working and our economy from suffering. Telemedicine can play a major role in this outbreak by allowing providers to avoid proximity risk of infection, while electronically visiting a large number of patients. In addition, concerns about infection among the workforce, space emergency departments will also be an issue. Most urban emergency departments are already operating at a maximum capacity every day. As a disaster medicine specialist, my biggest concern is that the ERs and the clinic, are going to become overwhelmed by the worried well and the minimally ill. That would be us.
Starting point is 00:29:44 Oh my gosh, I just sniffed. It's Captain Trips. Unnecessary visits by those with a mild virus illness risk not only exposure to other emergency room patients, but also increases the risk of illness to the medical staff. So in other words, you're going, you don't really have something, or it's just very mild. Are you infecting others that are there or are others infecting you? And you're going to go in and say, yeah, you don't have anything.
Starting point is 00:30:14 But did you just contract it because you were sitting next to somebody who did? In addition, if our ambulances are busy transporting patients who are worried or mildly ill, they'll have slower response time, blah, blah, blah. The public should be expected to be asked in the coming weeks to avoid the health care system visits unless they have significant systems or risk factors. I suggest that health care facilities explore the creation of separate care areas for patients presenting with respiratory symptoms and possible COVID-19 in an effort to keep all of those possibly contagious away from those who are being seen for other conditions. We have to ensure the public knows that we are open and preventing spread from one patient to another.
Starting point is 00:30:57 They may have to add temporary structures such as outdoor tentative. to evaluate those concerned and keep them out of the hospital. While health care workers and policymakers are currently laser-focused on COVID-19, the epidemic requires a coordinated response that extends beyond the health care system. Employers and large and small employers must enact sick employees, sorry, must enact public health measures, part of which would include requirements that sick employees stay home and guarantees that they will not be penalized for,
Starting point is 00:31:31 doing so. This is something that this broadcast is already on. We were working with our engineers just yesterday to be able to have me be the only one that switches all of the, flips all of the switches to be able to connect with the satellites. We still get paid, right? Yes. Nobody, as long as I'm on the air, the minute I'm off the air, nope. The, this has never been done before. The network doesn't even know how to do it, but we and the network are taking this so seriously that we have to make sure that the voice is on. And we're trying to use technology and solve problems that have never been thought of before. A national radio program connecting to almost 500 stations nationwide plus the internet plus video with only one person at the control. That's where we're
Starting point is 00:32:31 we're, that's how we're affecting this, because there's no reason if things, if people start to get sick, you know, we've got what, a hundred and some people here in this building? Do we need to have all of the writers and researchers here or can they do their work from home? I think this could fundamentally transform America if it lasts a long time. I think we could see our workplaces and the way we do things change. Um, they, he talks here about, you know, should you wear surgical masks, yada, yada, he says, no. I get asked several times a day, should I be worried? The answer is yes, but to an appropriate degree, this is going to get worse before it gets better. We don't know if it will go away when it gets warm, keep an eye on the transmission in the tropics, nor do we know for sure if reinfection is possible. One thing is certain. Panic helps no one.
Starting point is 00:33:28 I thought that was an interesting look on the things that we should be paying attention to. And when do you go get checked? I don't know. You got to go to a hospital. And why do you say no on the surgical mask? Because the surgical mask is keeping them that we're out of the N95s. What is it? It's only the M95 that is effective.
Starting point is 00:33:52 N95 or N100. It's not a big enough closure between the seams or whatever it is. Correct. So the N95, and even then they recommend that you wear another mask underneath, a regular surgical mask. Surgical mask only keeps you from spreading whatever you have. So when you're in surgery, everything else is sterile. It doesn't keep you from getting? No, everything is sterile.
Starting point is 00:34:15 You're in a surgery room, everything is sterile. So the surgical, the regular just little mask that you put over your ears, that stops when you cough any of your germs going out. the N95 stops anything from coming in. But like, for instance, you couldn't wear one, Pat. I couldn't wear one right now. We'd both have to shave. Oh, yeah. Okay?
Starting point is 00:34:37 You can't have a beard. It will not seal on your face. And it really has to be fitted. You have to know how to fit it to your face. And we're out of those. 3M right now. I think it's in Ohio is 24 hour a day shifts, just making the N-N.
Starting point is 00:34:56 95 masks and they are running out of them all over the all over the world the doctors need them first this is going to require cultural changes too like shaking hands that should stop for a while it should it should it should we shouldn't be shaking hands with each other i mean or definitely kissing each other on the cheek or whatever doing that frenchy french thing where you kiss both sides of the cheek that's got to stop i will say right you can't uh pass coronavirus to someone if you never see them again. So this is a good way if you don't like someone, this is the time to tell them. Don't visit them. I'm very concerned about coronavirus. Yeah. I'd never want to see you again. Yeah. That might be a little strong. But you just say, look, I'm really paranoid. If you're just
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Starting point is 00:38:04 Who knew? Although Tulsi will get on the board here with at least one delegate, and this is the time she makes her move. Watch out for it. If I were Joe Biden, it'd be terrified. Right. She's just getting her momentum started. Can you imagine what it felt like to be Michael Bloomberg and go to bed,
Starting point is 00:38:20 realizing that you just spent $500 million and you got nothing? I know, nothing except your $63.5 billion. dollars. That's all you have left. You believe this idiot? He's got to crawl back to his penthouse. Well, after they drive him back in the limousine, but, you know, I mean, it's going to be what a, that's the thing with him. Unlike Steyer, who blew about 15% of his net worth and got zero delegates.
Starting point is 00:38:51 Yeah, you know, Bloomberg got something out of this. Bloomberg got position. he name recognition in the rest of the country. I mean, he did get something out of it. Steyer got nothing. Yeah, Steyer really just got mocked. I mean, Bloomberg. Stier is like who?
Starting point is 00:39:06 He's not going to win, but he's going to come in with a lot of it. He's going to get probably 100 delegates out of this, which is not nothing. He'll have some power at a contested convention if it occurs. The biggest development today to watch, if you feel like refreshing results like a loser, like I will be, is both in Texas and in California. Texas, Bloomberg is at 14.7%. Oh, that changes everything. Another 0.3. Yep. And California, he's at 14.4.
Starting point is 00:39:31 Both of those will be dramatic swings in the delegate counts for Biden and Sanders if he gets above 15%. It's the way these dumb rules work for the Democrats. But like, California is a much bigger win for Sanders if Bloomberg stays below 15. Again, he's 0.6 away with 20% of the vote left to come in. That could change. It could change. It could change. He's been north of that for a long time.
Starting point is 00:39:56 That would probably change your delegate math. If he stays below 15%, it will get a little bit closer. So that is a big one. Again, he spent a lot of money. There's rumor already that he's thinking about dropping out. There's rumor that he may start just running ads that are anti-Sanders. There's rumor that you might kill everyone who told him to spend all this money. You know what?
Starting point is 00:40:18 It does seem like a giant waste. But on the other hand, what else is he going to do? He's got $64 billion. He throws away $500 million. What does it even matter? Does he even notice it? His stocks go up 4% tomorrow.
Starting point is 00:40:32 He's back to even. Like this means so little to him, which is why he was able to do it like this, but this has disproven a decades-old liberal narrative. You cannot buy these elections. You can't do it. No one could be better than Michael Bloomberg to do it. And Steyer.
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Starting point is 00:42:11 Tocovus, Western goods for new frontiers. Hello America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck program. This may be my last program, because I am sitting on just warehouse after warehouse of toilet paper, and I am going to be, I'm marking that. stuff up and selling it on Amazon. So you're looking at a next Bloomberg-style empire, all built on the butts of other people because of coronavirus. We're going to tell you what happened last night.
Starting point is 00:42:43 You probably already know, but we're going to give you some perspective on that. What it means, who is a possible VP, what the left is saying, the Bernie Bros, and the radicals, the revolutionaries. What are they saying? What's coming? That and Steve Dase all around the corner. We begin in one minute. This is the Glimbeck program. Have you ever had just really great customer service? I mean, to the point to where you don't just notice it, you're kind of captivated by it. It's the kind of thing that stands out in our day-to-day lives.
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Starting point is 00:44:53 They have gone around and they have touted socialist, anarchists, revolutionaries, and made them feel welcome, never. checked them out, never said a bad word about them as they're setting cities on fire. They're fine. They're fine. It's the people like Ben Shapiro that are showing up that are causing them to set that city on fire. They've been playing that for years. And they grew this movement.
Starting point is 00:45:22 They made it acceptable for how many millions of Americans. Then when Bernie Sanders becomes real, oh my gosh, what do we do? What do we do? What do we do? Well, they've done an awful lot. And remember, they're the ones with credibility. Remember, the mainstream media is the one that says you, because you're a Trump voter, or you don't vote the way they want you to vote,
Starting point is 00:45:46 or you don't think the way they want you to think. You're an outsider. You're somebody who is on the margins and the very lunatic fringe of America. They're the ones that know. Well, let me just remind you that the New York Times, had two endorsements, two endorsements. One was Elizabeth Warren. How'd she do last night? How's she doing?
Starting point is 00:46:12 Really? I mean, I mean, horrifically awful. Horrific. And the other one, Amy Klobuchar was the other one they endorsed and how's she doing? The only way she's impacted the race was by leaving it. Correct. So nobody was listening to the New York Times. New York Times, their editorial and their endorsement meant nothing. nothing.
Starting point is 00:46:36 And they won't recognize that. It meant nothing. In fact, it means more than nothing. Nothing means everybody read it, went, eh. Studies show that after they made their endorsement, those people who read the New York Times every day, they switched away from these candidates by about 5%. So it was less than nothing.
Starting point is 00:47:03 it actually hurt those candidates. How about the media and the sensation that was Beto? I mean, Beto was, he was the next Jack Kennedy. There was nothing to Beto, nothing. It was all media hype, all of it. And he just, he collapsed in a spectacular fashion. And who created him? The media.
Starting point is 00:47:33 trying to make him into the next big thing. Then there was Pete Buttigieg. Pete Buttigieg, he's the next best thing. Look at him. He is going to be the up and coming. All of the people that they have endorsed are gone. Are gone. So, who do you have?
Starting point is 00:47:54 Well, you have Biden, who they've never really liked Biden. There's a great article in Reason magazine. And they talk about how, This is, they did anything they could to steer people away from Joe Biden because Joe Biden is just too average every day. He's, I mean, you know, we need the new one. We need somebody like Elizabeth Warren who's cutting edge. Everyone they endorsed, everyone they pushed, failed. And because they didn't like them, they kind of mock them.
Starting point is 00:48:34 the other two do well. It's kind of like Donald Trump. Did they not learn anything? They have no influence anymore. This is really important for America to understand because they're going to continue to live in denial. But it's going to frustrate them more and more because they used to when they said something,
Starting point is 00:48:57 they had impact. How was the impact on the impeachment trial? America fall in the line with that? That was the impact. I can hit you with us here real quick. Michael Bloomberg is suspending his presidential campaign. He will be dropping out. And that obviously the thought there would be that that helps Biden going forward.
Starting point is 00:49:18 What was he promised? I don't know. What can you promise? I guess he's got $63.5 billion. Treasury Secretary? Yeah, something like that. Very possible. He has a role.
Starting point is 00:49:29 I would not be surprised at all. Guns are? Oh, God. No, he already promised that to back. That's right. He already brought us out of the other day. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:49:38 Yeah. I mean, this is a team effort for the Democrats. I mean, because Joe can't do it on his own anymore. I mean, maybe 2008, Joe,
Starting point is 00:49:46 maybe 2004 Joe, maybe 1946 Joe. This is going to be, George W. Bush 2000. Remember, George W. Bush wasn't getting the job done. And so all of the big players,
Starting point is 00:49:58 that really sealed the deal. He had Colin Powell. He had Dick Cheney. He had all. of the big names. Condoleezza Rice, they all came and rallied around him. So everybody's like, okay, yeah, he's, he put a big team around. Yeah, he's, he's, he's maybe makes me a little nervous and he doesn't really, you know, is he just the son that doesn't have his own experience? He was running a baseball team. He put a big team around him. This is back in the day when only running one of the largest economies
Starting point is 00:50:27 in the world as a state, uh, was not enough experience to be president. He were like, I don't know. he's only been running Texas for a couple terms. Right. What's going on? Right. Now we're like, I think he'd fix that sidewalk in, in Indiana. He probably could be president, right?
Starting point is 00:50:43 Right. And it was great. That guy was on a talk show. He's gay. He's gay. He's gay. He's great. And we'll throw him in there.
Starting point is 00:50:50 And who else? Who else can we pull here? Tom Steyer, what did he do? He's had a hedge fund, I think, at some point, a long time. I don't know. Throw him in there. Here's the thing, though, with Joe Biden. Joe Biden, unlike what happened in 2000 with George,
Starting point is 00:51:03 Bush where they brought a lot of people in and that kind of sealed a deal for a lot of people that gave them confidence. This literally is weekend, weekend with Joe, not Bernie. I hate to use Bernie because Bernie's Bernie. Bernie's Bernie. But Joe is like, he just needs a bunch of crew around him that are just going to lift him up under the arms and just carry him around. I mean, he could be dead.
Starting point is 00:51:31 and they'll just build a machine to go around him so he's just a figurehead. I mean, it's not just with people on the right saying, noticing how poorly he's doing physically and mentally. I mean, it's noticeable to everyone. You heard what's his face. It's sad. Here he is with the young Turks last night. I mean, this is the guy who is really kind of helped put the coalition together of Elon Omar and AOC and Bernie Sanders. He started Justice Democrats, right?
Starting point is 00:52:13 Yeah, he's really, I mean, this is far dangerous left. Listen. We thought it was almost over. Bernie was going to win. Now it's not over. Now we're in a tie. And now we got absolute dig-in warfare against the establishment. But we didn't start the war.
Starting point is 00:52:31 about it again. We didn't start the war. They started the war. They've been lying about Bernie Sands. For God's sake, on Castro, I can give you a thousand examples. Bernie Sanders said the same exact thing as Obama. Everyone on TV is lying like, oh my God. This isn't a good thing. I know. But maybe it's because I'm a, you know, big radio fan. He just turned into Bud Abbott. Yeah. You remember? He was like, oh. he just he had the same movement of the fat one from abbott and castello and and the exact same expression he's a cartoon this guy is a cartoon but he's absolutely serious and has a lot of followers they are declaring war here continue to pick it up what an outrageous thing Bernie Sanders said
Starting point is 00:53:25 Obama said the same no get to shut up don't cover it don't cover it don't cover Obama said the same thing You want to go to war, we'll go to war. And that is what this is. We cannot let Biden win. Guys, not just on progressives versus establishment. This is so important. I need you to understand this. Biden is not going to beat Trump.
Starting point is 00:53:43 Biden is either near senile or actually senile. Watch any of the tapes. And Biden lies nonstop. He's going to get caught. He's okay. The media is covering for him, but they're not going to be able to cover when the Republicans come for him. And when Trump comes for him, he's not.
Starting point is 00:54:00 I stop for a second. I love that part there where he's like, he lies, he's going to get caught. He's not mad because he's lying. He's not mad because he lies poorly. Yeah, he's going to get caught. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:08 He's going to get caught. Trump's going to come from. They're going to catch him with the lies. I'm telling you, I'm just expecting somebody to go, who's on first. That's exactly what I'm saying. By the way,
Starting point is 00:54:21 we have some very sad, Jank news. You know, his frustration in this clip may have been for another reason. Because Jank, as you noted, started Justice Democrats.
Starting point is 00:54:32 He got Ilan Omar and AOC and the whole squad, right? I can't remember the other. I can't remember Ringo's name. Unfortunately, he was trying to parlay that into his own political career and was running for Congress in California.
Starting point is 00:54:53 And you may not know that because is the sad result. He was in the 25th of House. district. He's going for the Katie Hill seat. Remember Katie Hill, the one that was... They will vote for Katie Hill, but not for him. Wow.
Starting point is 00:55:09 A district that would put her in and says, oh, no, he's too. He's crazy. So the top two go to a runoff in California. So first was Christy Smith, 34.3% a Democrat. Second, Mike Garcia, Republican at 27%. Third, Steve Knight, another Republican, at 18.1%.
Starting point is 00:55:27 And way down in fourth place, our friend Jank, who got 5,308 votes for 5.8% of the vote. So he did finish ahead of Getro Elise. And I know a lot of people are following that campaign. Yeah, Getro was really dynamic. I mean, that's a solid name. Getro? I mean, I may be rethinking my kids' names after this.
Starting point is 00:55:53 I'm just saying. Getro Bergier, beautiful. Oh, man. So anyway, Jank, yeah, he did not. He did not win. So Elon, though, she was having a good night. Elon Omar, she really, really helped to Bernie Sanders in her own home state of Minnesota. Elon Omar.
Starting point is 00:56:17 Elon Omar. So she said last night, imagine if the progressives consolidated last night like the moderates consolidated. Who would have won? That's what we should be analyzing. I feel confident a united progressive movement would have allowed for us to build together and win Minnesota and other states that we narrowly lost. Oh my goodness. So who could they have united? I mean, you couldn't have united with Bloomberg. You couldn't have united with Biden. You couldn't have united with Pete Buttigieg. You couldn't have united with Elizabeth. Warren because whatever you say about Elizabeth Warren, she's a progressive.
Starting point is 00:57:12 She's not a revolutionary. She's a progressive. A deep progressive that likes a lot of Marx's ideas, but she's not a revolutionary. Who is, who should sank? Who are you joining with on your revolution, Elon? On your, I hate America. America sucks beyond all imagination. It should be destroyed.
Starting point is 00:57:36 and we should have a communist system instead of a capitalist system. Who do you have that's a big name that's like, yeah, I'm for that. You have Yolna Mar and AOC and you have a few of those people, right? And they were all there. And Bernie Sanders. And they were all on the bandwagon. And Sanders, who was heavily favored in this race, got the other person who was favored to drop out of the race.
Starting point is 00:57:57 And yet what happened with Ilan Omar, they still lost in a depressing, terrible fashion. Nine point loss. in a race they were favored in. I have to tell you. I know I've been using this phrase lately, but it's the only phrase that seems to really work. And it couldn't have happened to a better group of people. Pound for pound, unless you're an international spy,
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Starting point is 01:00:07 A vegan protester storming the stage of Joe Biden's victory speech on Super Tuesday was tackled by two unlikely linebackers. Jill Biden, his wife. and his senior advisor, Simone Sanders. Now, can we, can we play this here, watch and listen. In the neighborhood, we come from the trip. So, this is really bad. I know it seems funny.
Starting point is 01:00:49 Oh, it's really bad. Really bad. Something bad is going to happen if they do not have freaking security at these events. Doing for anything. He has, so let me explain what happened. So, first of all, Joe Biden does not have secret service detail. He's a former vice president. They don't get it.
Starting point is 01:01:05 So he doesn't have secret service. And they had one guy come up on the stage and try to get this protester. She was a, what was it? Let Derry die. Yeah. And, you know, I actually am kind of sympathetic. I mean, as a guy who is surprising. No, I know.
Starting point is 01:01:24 I mean, meat is delicious. And I raise cattle to eat. Right. So I don't have any problem. But, I mean, they do make the point of, you know, dairy, you take the moms away from the babies and they both, they, it's a sad thing when you actually see it. It's a really sad thing. They really do care about that. I'm sure they do, yeah.
Starting point is 01:01:44 I don't know if all animals do, but cows do. Anyway, but they're, so this woman gets up and you don't storm stages. No. And she storms the stage. And what's amazing is Jill puts her body between her and her husband. I mean, it was really kind of amazing to see. And then it was Simone is his sister, right? His sister goes and tackles the person.
Starting point is 01:02:13 I mean, takes him down on the ground. Two women. Now, one guy is coming up and he's like, I've got a little bit, you know, meaty guy. He's not the one that takes her down. It's Simone that takes him, takes this woman down. Amazing. And wrestles are to the floor. This is going to become a date. This is 1968.
Starting point is 01:02:33 I'm telling you, we are headed for the summer of 1968. And that's not good. And all of us, whether we like candidates, dislike candidates, we all need to watch ourselves, watch who's standing next to us. You see something, say something. Don't let this get out of hand. because these people on the left, they are serious. They are dead serious.
Starting point is 01:03:02 And some of these Bernie bros, if they get on the stage, God only knows what will happen. Because look at the way they treat him while he's on stage. They just take the mic from him. What do you think they are thinking about, we've got to stop this Democratic party hijacking of trying to destroy our candidate? They are serious. You're listening to Glenn Beck. American financing NMLS-182334
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Starting point is 01:06:01 So you can watch Steve and his program very, very enlightening, really super, super smart. very, very ethical. And when it comes to politics, I don't know of a better person on our network than Steve Dase. I wanted to bring him on today and have a little more of the conversation we had last night as the polls were closing. Steve, I thought you were a little pessimistic and I'm not sure I understand what you think is coming now with the Democratic Party. because you don't see a way out for a road to healing between, you know, the super left and the regular liberal. I don't think there is a road to healing. And I think the actions of this party in the last four to five days, Glenn, indicate that they realize that.
Starting point is 01:06:56 And what they did here going back to, it was a week ago, Jim Clyburn endorsed Joe Biden. And in the exit polling in South Carolina, almost half of the black. voters Joe Biden received so they were influenced by that endorsement. I have in the modern era, I have not seen a number like that. I've never seen anything like that. So correct me if I'm wrong, Steve, because I said that earlier today. I've never seen, you know, they used to call Bill Clinton the comeback kid. This was like weirdly fast and for not a lot of good reasons, at least on the surface. Glenn, he won four, maybe five states last night. And most of them decisively, Joe Biden did.
Starting point is 01:07:40 He never visited. He never campaigned. And he never advertised him. And that's unprecedented. Because what you're seeing right now is something, and I'm going to use that word for a third time, unprecedented. We're seeing the old, prior to 1972 in the old conventions and smoke-filled rooms prior to the modern primary system, you're seeing this now, how this stuff used to be decided before I was born. and when you were a little kid,
Starting point is 01:08:07 this is how this stuff used to be decided. But now it's being determined out in the open on social media. The national media is coordinating this message with the Democratic Party. And you're watching the entire Democrat Party apparatus go beyond putting its thumb on the scale. They are literally rigging an outcome. And I'm using that word on purpose. I mean, if you were in competition in a league with somebody and you found out that league was working directly with that person to have them beat you, what would you call?
Starting point is 01:08:36 it. Certainly not gamesmanship. You're beyond that. And the only question is why they're doing it, Glenn. Either it's because they're so desperate to beat Trump that they'll risk and mortgage their future. That's typically how the Republican Party rolls. They'll mortgage their future to win this election because when you look at Bernie's numbers amongst Hispanics, particularly the younger you go, that's the party's future. They risk angering them. Or they realize that Bernie has to go. We're going to do this. If we win, we're going to do the same policies, no matter who wins. But we cannot let Bernie Sanders go out there and message us as socialists and Soviets as opposed to the way we've been lying to the American people for the last 30 years. It's one of those two.
Starting point is 01:09:15 But here's the thing. I truly believe, Steve, that the progressive era, as we know it, as it was set up in the 20s and 30s, is over. You know, at the beginning of the progressive era, there was this fight on do we have a bloody revolution and just get it over with, or do we slowly make that move, that transition. Everybody decided America doesn't want a bloody revolution. Well, there comes a point to where the system is so hobbled by progressivism that it is not a true capitalist and constitutional republic. And it's not a Soviet state.
Starting point is 01:09:57 It's nothing. And so you have to make, I think this is why so many people, including Donald Trump, want this debate with Bernie Sanders, and they want to just decide it because that's really where we are. We're deciding between a constitutional republic and a Soviet-style state. So which is it going to be? The Democrats are only dragging out the pain here. There's no future after Joe Biden. It is either a remake of the death.
Starting point is 01:10:33 Democratic Party and a true one, one that repoints their compass back towards a republic, just a big state republic like Sweden actually is, or the communist revolutionary. And I don't see anybody pointing it towards a Democratic Republic. So what is the, what's the long-term game plan here? I think the long-term game plan is that some of this is desperation. I think you've seen this with some of the. corporate executives who are long-time Clintonistas that were, have been sounding off about Sanders and Elizabeth Warren before him.
Starting point is 01:11:10 I think some of these chickens are coming home to roost for them. I think that they've used a lot of this class warfare, progressive, cultural Marxist language to put down audiences like to your show and mine and others to get power over them, to win elections. But in the end, they just want to shake the system down every bit as much as the corporatist Republicans they claim to oppose. And now they're realizing that, oh, no, we can't. can't put the genie back in the bottle.
Starting point is 01:11:34 These folks, you know, we told them, hey, just, you know, we'll be your piepipers, but make sure we're the ones playing the tune. And now all of a sudden a new generation has emerged. And they're like, you know, thank you, though. We'll take it from here. And I think a lot of that internal struggle is with those kinds of Democrats who don't have really any belief system other than can I use government to get what I want in life, period, end of sentence, or just into gangster government.
Starting point is 01:11:56 And I think now they're, now they're pitted against their own base. And they may get their way in this nomination fight. but in the long run, they're on the wrong side of history with where this party's trajectory is going. So what happens next, Steve? I think what happens next is that the Democratic, you know, I go back to the first interview you and I did on this process when it started in Iowa, January of 2019. And I said to you that I thought a big dilemma the Democratic Party was going to have this year is doesn't want to have the election of 2028 and 2032 or the election of 2020. And so that's really what's being debated right now, is the Biden forces that are propping him up that he is a proxy vessel for want to have the 2020 election. Bernie Sanders' base wants to get on and culminate history, as you were just describing.
Starting point is 01:12:44 That Bernie's going to win the argument. It's just a matter of his side, well, it's just a matter of whether they win it in his primary or not. In fact, I would argue they've already won it by virtue of how far he's already gotten in their party. The real debate, I believe, is on the Republican side because the Republican Party wants to offer up as an alternative. that there's some kind of quasi pro-corporatist, you know, neo-capitalistic, you know, kind of goulash of a little bit of everything. We're just not Marxists. And in the end, history is always won by the side that believes the most in the conviction of their own cause. So the Republican Party, I think, has got to figure out its brand.
Starting point is 01:13:23 Doesn't want to be a constitutionalist party or doesn't want to be a corporatist one, because in the end, you can't beat, you know, you can't beat a T-bone with Gulash, Glenn. So who is in more trouble in 2024? Republicans or Democrats? Let's say Trump wins. Unquestionably. Unquestionably Republicans. Why?
Starting point is 01:13:45 And why? Because the Republican Party, if you look at the candidates that were running at its primaries across the country last night, the contested primaries, look at the candidate that's opposing Jeff Sessions in Alabama. He's essentially a, you know, the former Auburn, football. football coach is essentially a construct of the Chamber of Commerce. The people running the Republican Party think the Trump era was a tantrum. And when Trump, and Trump is the outlier, and when he goes away, all this populism, and we want to save our country, and all this stuff will go away, and everybody will just go back to the Mitt-McCain, Bush dynasty, and, you know, we've got our
Starting point is 01:14:19 own side of K Street. And they think that. The people running this party think that they're waiting Trump out. And I think that's why the Republican party is the one that is far more in peril. The battle is determined on the Democratic side. The children are going to outlive the parents. It's just a matter of when they get a hold of their inheritance. I think the real battle is on the Republican side. So what should we be doing? Well, I think this has been a real struggle for us because we're pitted here, Glenn. We're every election now, since we're honestly facing what we're up against on the left, you feel like you cannot afford to lose a single election to these people. But then on the other hand, that
Starting point is 01:14:59 makes you feel, that puts you in a position where in place of them, you're putting people in power that really don't value the belief system that it's going to take to defeat the left at the exact same time. It is a, it is a catch-22. I'm not really sure what the political solution is, and that's why on my show, it's moral and spiritual revival or bust, period. I mean, look how quickly a herd of millions of Democratic voters in 24 hours were hurted, by their media, to a candidate that 10 days ago was dead and being mocked and laughed off the debate stage. Those are sheeple. They just heard at them like cats yesterday.
Starting point is 01:15:36 I know Super Tuesday votes. And that's where a lot of the American mindset is what it's separated from, you know, what originally made America exceptional and what the country was founded on. And the Democratic Party is completely tethered against that now. Okay. So you don't believe that, that you do believe that they were. you know, almost like free will is going away in some ways. You don't think that people saw Bernie Sanders and went,
Starting point is 01:16:03 I just, I don't want that. I don't want that. And I really don't want Bernie Sanders, but I mean, I'm not Bernie Sanders, but Joe Biden, because I think he's incompetent, but I don't want Bernie Sanders. You don't think that's what I'm. No, Bernie Sanders had 100% name ID coming into this race. He went something like 20-some-odd states in 2016.
Starting point is 01:16:24 Like 10 million people voted for him to be the Democrat nominee just four years ago. He's not, this is not, he's not new at this. What a bunch of people got was a bat signal from their party saying, hey, this isn't our guy, he can't win, you know, to borrow a phrase, their sheep hear their voice. They got the cattle call and they responded to it like good sheeple that they are. That's what happened. And Steve, what do you think of this take? This is from Nate Cohn from the New York Times.
Starting point is 01:16:52 He says it's been noted that turnout hasn't been up very much in Sanders 16 areas and even down. So here's a hypothesis for you. A small but nonetheless notable proportion of the Sanders 16 rural vote is now just Trump vote, and it's not going back even if he is the nominee. I think that's part of it and part of it because I think in 2016, Bernie expanded his base by virtue of he just wasn't Hillary Clinton. And they had a populist uprising year on the right and the left. so I think Nate has some merit there.
Starting point is 01:17:23 But I would actually, when you were reading that, Stu, I thought you were going to go to a different case. If Nate Cohn were here, what I would say is, you know that small 30% that you're talking about that you guys have played footseat with for 50 years and put in charge of the media and the college campuses? We're about to learn that Napoleon is about to leave the pigs into the farmer's house and kick you out. That's what's about to happen. And that's going to happen. well this has been a delight Steve can you give me some indication of who you think
Starting point is 01:17:57 Biden do you think that Biden's going to get the nomination I think we're in totally uncharted waters now because you know what we saw in Iowa is the more you looked at Joe Biden the more you thought that dog ain't going on that guy's got dementia it won't happen he's going to be fully on the stage now
Starting point is 01:18:14 there's nothing more they can do to shield him now. He is the frontrunner or co-frontrunner again. And so they kind of shot the proverbial wad here last night. So now it's a question of Bernie's health, Bernie's level of of commitment to truly take on the system. I ran some numbers this morning. Even with the rosiest scenario for Biden, he could deny him the nomination until around Memorial Day from a delegate standpoint. And more likely than not, take it all the way to the convention and contest it with his mob, does he want to do that? I think those are some of the questions that now have to be worked out internally within these campaigns. But I want to make sure your audience here's one more
Starting point is 01:18:53 thing for me real quick. If Joe Biden wins this presidency, he's not run in the country. He didn't do any of this. The party did this for him. So he's going to be a vessel. And if you want to know who's going to run the country, it's the very people that gave you the hoax state for the last three years, Kavanaugh, collusion, Ukraine. They're the ones that are going to really run the country if he is if he wins the presidency all right steve dace uh thank you so much um as always really good analysis you can follow him at steve dace show you can hear his show immediately following this uh today is a day to check out steve dace if you've never heard him before at blazed tv.com thanks a lot all right if you if you if you look at shaving and like oh she is
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Starting point is 01:22:30 Now that's so you know about the same number of people. in the U.S. That's a global number. This is the same number of people that choke to death on their food in the U.S. every year. But panic. You could choke to death on your food today.
Starting point is 01:22:47 Do you have enough toilet paper? Our coronavirus update in one minute. This is the Glembeck program. Oh my gosh. Spring is just around the corner and you know what that means. Yeah, mowing your lawn. That's what it means.
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Starting point is 01:25:10 But we here in Tejas have enough toilet paper, do you? Here's our coronavirus update. Total confirmed cases, 94,293. That's up 2,000 from yesterday. Total confirmed deaths.
Starting point is 01:25:27 3,219. That's up 89. from yesterday. 81 countries now have confirmed cases. It was 77 yesterday. Down cases that are active that are considered serious to 17%. The U.S. now has 128 confirmed cases and now nine deaths. All of the deaths are from Washington State. Most of them are from a nursing home. U.S. cases include second confirmed case in L.A. County, two new cases in New Hampshire. Two new cases in New York. CDC is no longer directly reporting the total number of citizens that have been tested
Starting point is 01:26:06 because the regional hospitals can now test directly. World Health Organization yesterday came out and reported that the case fatality rate is actually 3.4%. They had been saying it was hovering around 2%. That is significant. However, even though they have been saying that it is about 2 to 2.3, now they say it is currently 3.2.
Starting point is 01:26:38 They think that number is actually going to go down all the way and hover around 1 because the more that we test people, the more cases we're going to find. The speculation is that a lot of us are walking around already with a coronavirus and we just think we feel like crap or it's just a, you know, just a mild flu and you may have gone even to the hospital or the doctor, but they haven't had the tests, so you just had the flu and just go home and rest and you got over it. Most analysts and the head of the CDC in the U.S. expect the final case fatality rate to be about 1%.
Starting point is 01:27:16 Now, that is still 10 times more than the seasonal flu. But remember, the seasonal flu kills about 68,000 people a year. in the United States alone. 68,000 people every year here in the U.S. alone. Globally, we are almost at the end of a flu season. Globally, this has only killed 3,000 people. That's still more than should have died. But 68,000, 3,000.
Starting point is 01:27:51 They're saying, if this becomes a 70,000, infection rate, which some are now saying, if it is 10 times higher more deadly than the seasonal flu, which is a very low number, it's now 34 times higher, but they believe it'll settle around 10 times more deadly than the seasonal flu. That'll be 680,000 people in America that will die from the coronavirus. That is a significant number, but we haven't seen that. Again, if we are looking to freak out. Let me give you some stats here. People who unintentionally fall to their death every year in the United States,
Starting point is 01:28:39 36,000 people actually fall to their death. Unintentional poisoning. Oops, I shouldn't have had that. 64,000 people die from that in America every year. Left-handed people. attempting to use products designed for right-handed people. How many people who are left-handed die from using something that was designed for right-handed people? Come on, guess, guess.
Starting point is 01:29:16 I can't even think of how this would occur, exactly. 11. 2,500. Say it the situation. What's the situation? 2,500 deaths. Do it. Do it to yourself.
Starting point is 01:29:28 See what happens. 2,500 deaths are caused every year when left-handed people attempt to use products designed for right-handed people. Now, I can't imagine what that is, but maybe that's because I have a hard time using scissors because they never cut. I'm left-handed. So maybe I use them with my right hand and I accidentally, I don't know, cut an artery. I don't know how they're stretching. This is not something that can occur. They cannot, they cannot confirm the exact number.
Starting point is 01:29:58 However, it is true that left-handed people are five times more likely than right-handers to die in accidents. Because apparently everything is for a right-handed world. You bastards don't care. There are 240,000 lightning strikes that happen every year. There are 6,000 people that die from just tripping in their home. choking on food 3,000 deaths a year here in the United States
Starting point is 01:30:30 estimated that 700 people worldwide are killed every year by a toaster fire See, that one I can see. That one's not really, that's not the way I want to go. 450 people in the United States every year die from falling out of bed. Falls from ladders.
Starting point is 01:30:52 Is that all bunk bed related? I don't know because It falls from ladders cause 355 people to die every year in the United States. And I'm certain that's how I'm dying. I've pictured it in my mind a thousand times. I am literally certain the way I die is falling off a ladder. Are you? It's so weird, I know.
Starting point is 01:31:10 Do you freak out at height? I do. Sometimes, in certain situations a little bit, and that one in particular, the ladder thing, I know you're not that high, but just I know every time I go up there because my son throws balls on the roof all the time. was in the gutters and I have to go up there like once every couple weeks. And the roof, you know, the gutter thing is pretty high. Everything he's trying to kill you? I think he might be.
Starting point is 01:31:33 Okay. All right. I am absolutely in my head every time I step on the thing, sure I'm going to die. Now, so far I've been wrong, but it can happen at any time. And I'm lefty. I write lefty, so I'm double screwed. You are really screwed. You're five times more likely to fall off that ladder.
Starting point is 01:31:49 I am. It's a left, it's a right-handed ladder, isn't it? Exactly right. You know, we're redoing this entire building. It's taking us four months just to paint the outside of, don't even ask me. Four months to paint with a professional crew the outside of this building alone. It's so huge. Then we're painting the inside of the building.
Starting point is 01:32:14 We have an atrium that, I don't even know. Is this what two city blocks, you think? Or at least one New York City block? Yeah, it's big. You think? It's a gigantic atrium. it's about five stories tall and we have to clean it and then paint it
Starting point is 01:32:32 and Chuck who works here he's like I'll do that I'm like Chuck that's a and he's like no we'll just rent a lift I'm like it's five stories up it doesn't bother me okay bothers me and I'm not scooping you up off of the butt right I don't think I don't recommend that I couldn't I could not get into, I did it once, got into a lift and had to go all the way up. Yeah. And you're, and you're like, okay, just move it around three feet.
Starting point is 01:33:02 And the whole thing shakes. You're like, I'm going to die. Mm-hmm. I'm coming down. I'm left-handed. I'm coming down. Okay. So anyway, so the things look like there could be a lot of people dying, but it is right now looking
Starting point is 01:33:19 worse, but over time, CDC says. it's going to be better. There is a mutation now going on. There are two types. The mutation has actually gotten weaker. When we look at schools being closed, schools closed now in Washington and New York. More than a dozen schools are closed for the rest of the week in Washington State. Two high schools and a private Jewish high school are closed in New York.
Starting point is 01:33:44 Additional school closings are expected in Washington this week, even though, and this is really good news, parents, listen to this. COVID-19 has not killed a single child under the age of 10 and almost no one under the age of 18. Which I'm 18, so I'm probably safe. You're born in the 18. Shut up. New York, I'm sorry, Texas mayor from San Antonio has declared an emergency to gain extra powers to quarantine. the emergency declaration was to activate his powers to keep anybody who is on you know anybody who was brought in mandated by the CDC they're supposed to stay in for 14 days he wants it to be longer he also wants
Starting point is 01:34:35 two negative COVID-19 tests for each person before they're allowed to leave quarantine Bernie Sanders supporting councilwoman retreats a threat to purposely infect Trump supporters she wrote for the record, if I do get coronavirus, I'm attending every MAGA rally I can. The Denver City Councilwoman retweeted with the phrase solidarity. Yes. The Colorado Republican Party is called for her immediate resignation. No word. Shortages across the country now for toilet paper.
Starting point is 01:35:12 Stop it. Stop it. I got to get some toilet. Stop it. Many stores are rationing hand sanitizer. That one I can see. Everybody should have hand sanitizer. I mean, it's the, you know, you're supposed, you know how long you're supposed to wash your hands?
Starting point is 01:35:29 20 seconds, I believe? No. 60s? Nope. 50 minutes. You really have no idea. You're just stabbing with right-handed scissors. You're just stabbing in the dark.
Starting point is 01:35:43 I legitimately just heard in a coronavirus report. Two minutes. it was 20 seconds. No, it's two minutes. Supposed to wash your hands for two minutes. Yeah. There was only washing for 20 seconds. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:35:53 Two minutes you're supposed to wash your hands. Have you actually washed your hands for two minutes? It's an eternity. You're like, what? You're supposed to wash between the fingers and all. You're like, I've never washed my hands for two minutes. At some level, at some point you just want to have the coronavirus instead, right? Two minutes every time I'm washing my hands?
Starting point is 01:36:11 I mean, I don't think I sleep that much. No. I don't do it. anything that I enjoy for two minutes. Shut up. I know what you're thinking. The CDC says 20 seconds. Calm down with your little estimates.
Starting point is 01:36:26 Okay? I'm going with a CDC estimate. 20 seconds is fine. Get Tanya on the phone. Get Tanya on the phone. Tanya or the CDC. Does she work for the CDC? Does she have a new job?
Starting point is 01:36:34 I'm saying, if you're saying it's 20 seconds in the CDC, I'm going to tell her to shut up. Because she has been, you know, to wash your hands for two minutes. What? That's what you're supposed to watch. Two minutes. I get her on the phone. I want to talk.
Starting point is 01:36:47 her because she's made me wash my hands for two minutes. She's just trying to keep me in the bathroom washing my hands. That's what it is. Gives her time to escape. 45 minutes, Glenn, just watch your hands. You know what? When you come home, CDC says when you come home, you should just stay in that room by yourself washing your hands.
Starting point is 01:37:09 So many stores are now rationing, hand sanitizer, toilet paper, surgical masks, hand soap, paper towels, and bottled water. Walmart, Target CVS, Walgreens have all caps sales of certain items to any individual buyer. For instance, you can only buy one bottle of hand sanitizer per customer at CVS stores. Well, I'm not going there now. Images and videos of panic buying have come from across the country. Although, you know, I saw some of that.
Starting point is 01:37:37 Have you guys seen the video of the monkeys that are being forced to be waiters in, like, Korea? Have you seen that one? Did you see that? How do we know they're being forced? What if they like it? That's what I thought. It said they're forced
Starting point is 01:37:51 that they're wearing these snappy little outfits and they're delivering plates of food to customers and I thought probably did that monkey watch its hands for two minutes? Probably not the most sanitary thing
Starting point is 01:38:03 to have waiters that are actual monkeys but maybe they can fly it in with bats next. That's been working well. All right. Your coronavirus update is every day at this time.
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Starting point is 01:39:50 just a minute. But there's also... And the school lunch program today. Don't forget. Don't forget, it's Pizza Friday is coming up. Oh, I love that. So that's always a really good day. Also, if you happen to be in Italy going to school, don't, because they've decided to close all schools and universities for two weeks because of coronavirus. They had a jump from 52 to 79 deaths. There are 2,502 cases known in the country right now. And they decided now to try to prevent the spread to actually, I mean, an amazing step, close all schools and universities for two weeks. You imagine being a parent, like,
Starting point is 01:40:30 you know, you probably have work. They're probably not letting you out of work. So you have to figure out what to do with your kids for a couple of weeks. You'd have to see your kids. Yeah, that's there. This all ends in, I think, this is how, this is the prequel to Demolition Man, the documentary with Sylvester Stallone.
Starting point is 01:40:44 Don't think there was a documentary. No one touches each other anymore. And sex has been eliminated for, like, three seashells. When no one knows exactly what the sea shells do. But they've got, that and I think that's the future here. You never actually touch another human being again. You stay in your little, everybody telecommutes.
Starting point is 01:41:02 We can have our little screens with other people, but we don't actually come in human contact. We just get rid of that. That's not working out at all. I mean, infectious disease is the only thing that's killed more people than communism. Why we keep trying it? Why have bodies? Seriously.
Starting point is 01:41:15 Why not just upload into the system? You know? This is what the people, the fine people of the Matrix tried to do for us. And what did we do? We complained. We said, no. No, no, this is this too perfect. And so they decided to make it a dystopian future.
Starting point is 01:41:30 But initially, the Matrix was fun. It was great. And what do we do? We screwed it all up. Hey, can I, do we have the stats? I just want you, if you're watching, I'll try to explain these. Maybe have stew to it. Here's the fatality rate of selected infectious diseases.
Starting point is 01:41:46 Look at this chart. Swine flu, COVID-19, SARS, mirrors, and bird flu. Infected is the light blue. and death is the dark blue. So yeah, you can, it's hard to see, but it does a... Bird flu is more than half of the graph bar in dark blue. Mirrors is about a quarter of the graph bar. SARS is the bottom, what, maybe 1%,
Starting point is 01:42:14 and there's two little dots on COVID-19. That's pretty remarkable. How about this chart? This is positive news. Why are you doing it? I know. You want to talk about a reverse. reverse what?
Starting point is 01:42:25 What are you trying to get out of us? Why are you doing positive news? You're not even scaring me right now. You want to, you look at the fatality rate of COVID-19 in China from January 1 to after February. It's a reverse hockey chart, a hockey stick.
Starting point is 01:42:41 It is, it's almost a straight line down. Meaning that it's getting less deadly, they believe? It is getting, as they test more for it. And realize how many cases actually exist. The rate is much.
Starting point is 01:42:54 lower, just as we've been talking about for a couple weeks. Exactly right. Exactly right. Outside of China, the fatality ratio is higher in Iran, where 5.5 of the infected in Iran have died, which is pretty remarkable, but may I just point out
Starting point is 01:43:10 they're licking statues and doors. Now, if you lick a door or a statue, you could be sent to prison, but they're also literally, I'm not kidding, they are opening up their prisons and releasing all the prisoners because of the infection.
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Starting point is 01:44:55 And why not show up an hour early for Stu Does America as well? Every Friday, we have Bill O'Reilly. He joins us to give us his view of the news of the week. I wanted to have him on quickly today just to talk a little bit about what happened last night on Super Tuesday and get his take. Last night, I believe he told me that socialism is going to be over. If Bernie Sanders were the nominee, it would. it would kill the socialist kind of movement, and we wouldn't see it again. Do I have that right?
Starting point is 01:45:35 Is that what you were saying last night? Yeah, I appreciate that, Beck. It's Wednesday. I think it's out either way, because it's obvious to me today as I sit here, that there's no way Bernie Sanders gets the nomination. There's no way. I mean, they can make it a horse race. You know, the media is.
Starting point is 01:45:57 But the corporate media and the D.S. and see people, all the money Democrats, Wall Street Democrats, they're all against Bernie. He was hoping for did not happen last night. Did not happen. So he's not going to get the nomination. And if he did and got crushed, that would, of course, eliminate socialism. But the fact that he's not going to make it for the second time, that's going to cripple a socialistic movement as well.
Starting point is 01:46:32 I have to tell you, with Latinos. socialism is popular with young people socialism is popular. I mean, there is a new generation that is coming up that does not have the understanding of what socialism is. And I fear that this Bernie Sanders movement is more like the movement of Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater. No, I don't see it. I don't. I don't understand the Hispanic thing at all. I don't. No, I don't. No, I don't. They're more traditional.
Starting point is 01:47:05 They're more traditional. Yeah, and hardworking. Yeah. Don't know. So what is that? And you don't, did you check out Nicaragua and Venezuela and Cuba lately? I mean, these are your folks. Right.
Starting point is 01:47:19 Well, but they also do have, they're very religious. I'm generally speaking, the people who move from South America. Bernie's an atheist. No, I know that. But they recognize liberation theology. from their churches back home. I don't get it. Anyway, millennials are just dumb.
Starting point is 01:47:41 Do you ever talk to one? If you can get their attention away from the handheld machine. I mean, I'm generalizing. There's some brilliant college students and high school students, but in general it's like I, like Bernie, like, I like, Bernie like. You know, that's what you do. All right, so in 10 years. I would have loved to see you as a teacher when you were teaching.
Starting point is 01:48:06 It would have you got to go back and teach. Mr. Cotter on steroid. Oh, my gosh. Remember welcome back Cotter. That was me. But anyway, the millennials will grow up, some of them, and then some of the others will move to California. But, you know, you have now in this country,
Starting point is 01:48:24 and this is the big story on Super Tuesday. It's not so much Biden did anything, but Biden didn't do Jackie. He didn't even know what day Super Tuesday was. Joe, Super Tuesday. Is that a hint? What's on Thursday? Okay.
Starting point is 01:48:38 He didn't do anything. Right. He didn't do a thing. This is, this is the party. Media. Right. Corporate, no, mostly to corporate media. And then the Democratic Party, the pedesters,
Starting point is 01:48:52 Arama Manuels, Terry McCallough, and Barack Obama behind the scenes back. I know. Working those phones. I know. Talking a little Pete Jones. Pete Bootage. Hi, Pete. Sprock.
Starting point is 01:49:05 You know, all that was going on. And then Bernie's sitting there, but I love Bernie. Did you see his victory speech last night in Vermont? No, I missed it. I'm sorry. Oh, it was great. So Vermont is only 18 people. That's all that lives in a state.
Starting point is 01:49:21 There are other people that register, but they don't live there. They're down in Florida. It's too cold. There's nothing to do. Beautiful. So Bernie had to import people from New Hampshire. And there's, yeah, Bernie, Bernie. Oh, wait.
Starting point is 01:49:34 And no one believed it. Not even the people on the floor. They all know. All of Bernie Bros. know. It's not going to happen. He thinks that something might happen to Biden, and I don't want anything to happen to the former vice president. I don't.
Starting point is 01:49:54 But can Joe Biden make it from March 4th to the convention in Milwaukee in July? I don't know. Especially without revealing, you know, I don't say this with any glee, and I know you don't necessarily agree with it because you're not a doctor, but I am, okay? I am a doctor. And so I can... Yeah.
Starting point is 01:50:17 You laughing at me? I am a doctor... No, I want to make an appointment. I have a doctrine of humanities, which means I can treat any part of the human body. I'm pretty sure. Anyway, so I will go and say, I think this is senility. I think that he is going through early dementia or something. He's not the same man he was four years ago.
Starting point is 01:50:43 And I say that with no glee, I actually feel bad for him. But, you know, is he going to be able to make it not even just physically, but not just making some big, clear error that Joe's not going to be running the presidency if he was president. He's not going to be the guy. That is very astute, back. Number one, I went through early dementia when I was 24. Okay, so I got it out of the way. Very astute.
Starting point is 01:51:16 If Joe Biden's elected president, he is not. The people around him, keep an eye on that. It's going to be the same Obama crew. That's what's going to happen. My suggestion of Biden is don't even talk in the next debate. There's a debate coming up. Don't talk. Just hold up a sign.
Starting point is 01:51:45 on the sign. That's it. I'm not buying into the dementia thing. I'm not going to do that. I don't think that's right. I've seen Biden be a little quick-witted on the trail, but certainly he doesn't know what's about to come out of his mouth. It's like Tourette's syndrome without the cursing. He doesn't know what's going to come out, and therefore Sanders knows that. Now, Sanders just says the same thing over and over again. I'm like he's Mr. Brilliant quick on his feet. He isn't.
Starting point is 01:52:24 And he's never been challenged. That just drives me crazy. Do you realize that none of the Democratic candidates in the ten debates, none of them brought up Hunter Biden? None of them. Elizabeth Warren had the gall to destroy Michael Bloomberg on jokes he may have told. And I mean, I told you this on the blaze last night. I would have turned around a Biden guy, you have some nerve, Matt. Adam, you built your whole academic career on a fraud.
Starting point is 01:52:55 You put on paper that you weren't African-American. No, like Native American. Native American, Native American, okay? That was a fraud, and you have the nerve to question my ethics. That would have destroyed her. Didn't have the wherewithal or the stones to do it. And therefore, he was weak. And that's why he got eliminated.
Starting point is 01:53:22 He is a weak person, and Americans want strong leadership. So let's get back to Biden in paragraph together, which he can't. Here's a deal. Here's a deal. In fact, we'll take the fact and then we'll have an end on the fact. What are you talking about? So how does that – so tell me how this ends. The corporate media, they don't want Bernie Sanders.
Starting point is 01:53:51 I can't tell you how it ends. I can't tell you how it ends. Then tell me, tell me, if I'm sitting there, look, look, if I'm sitting there, if somebody is sitting in my office and they're like, this guy, Glenn, Bernie Sanders, will take your company down, blah, blah, blah. I know, we got to stop Bernie Sanders. Okay, what's your idea? Well, we got to do this.
Starting point is 01:54:13 And that puts Joe Biden behind the wheel. Joe Biden He may not even make it mentally to the end of the primaries. What are you talking about? What's your end game? So he gets it. That's Bernie's only hope.
Starting point is 01:54:32 That's Bernie's only hope that Biden just why he'll stay in and run around. But if you look at it, none of them, neither of them, are you going to get enough delegates to win? So that's clear now, unless Bernie pulls out.
Starting point is 01:54:51 out, but she's not going to. All right? So none of them are going to have the delegates to win, so they're going to stumble, and I mean that literally, into Milwaukee, and then the Democratic Poubos, word of the day,
Starting point is 01:55:04 are going to say, it's Biden. So that's what's going to have. You ask what's going to happen? If there isn't any catastrophe in the Biden camp, and, you know, the odds are there will be, because he just can't,
Starting point is 01:55:19 as we said, function. on a day-to-day basis, I think, you know, Jill Biden could run a much better campaign in Joe. Oh, I think so, too. She'd have a better chance. Yeah, I think so, too. So that's where we are in America. We have a president who's polarized the country, all right, but who's doing a pretty good job on the economy,
Starting point is 01:55:40 but now we have a virus that's panicking everybody, and they may panic ourselves into a recession. And then on the other side, we have a socialist atheist atheist who likes Fido Kastro, who nobody in the establishment wants to run because he'll lose. He can't beat anybody. And then a 78-year-old former vice president who gets where we are in his country, that's pretty screwed up. Let me go to coronavirus for just a second. You said that, you know, we're going to panic ourselves into it.
Starting point is 01:56:11 I don't think this is a major health event other than a lot of people are going to get sick, but not a lot of people are going to die. You know, in comparison to what we're going to correct. And that could be, you know, a hundred and twenty thousand people, you know, but we kill in, in the flu, the regular flu, kills right now, 68,000 people every year in America alone. This is not, this is not out of whack on things. However, we're not, when you're running out and you're buying stuff in the grocery store, that's panicking. However, we're not the only country that is quarantining. In fact, we're probably the least of them.
Starting point is 01:56:55 Europe is quarantining. Things have really changed. When you say we're panicking, why is this one different? And it's not just America. It's the world. Why is this one different? Because of social media. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:57:11 That's the big difference. If we didn't have the machines telling us, every day that we only have 14 hours to live. I do the same thing with global warming. You had 10 years. You're all going to be dead. And the segment of population, which we discussed last week on your program, wants this. This is exciting to that.
Starting point is 01:57:32 All right? So maybe I'll survive and then I'll get my bazooka and I'll shoot all the zombies coming at me. All right. So they like this is excitement. But the social media, if you go into it and read the headlines, we're all dead. It's over. It's the black death. They're going to have carts, and you'll throw your bodies into the carts, and they'll go away.
Starting point is 01:57:52 I think that's a Monty Python movie. Yeah, I'm not diminishing the coronavirus. Right. It's a vicious illness. Right. Okay. But the mortality rate on it is 2%. And that's in China.
Starting point is 01:58:07 And not exactly, you know, the greatest health care system in China. Right. Right. 2%. And it is contagious. And, and it is contagious. absolutely contagious, but when the warmer weather comes in, it will diminish. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:58:22 All right. And that is the likely scenario. Okay, Bill O'Reilly, thank you so much. We'll check back with you on Friday and get the report on the news of the week. Bill O'Reilly is an hour number two every week on this program on Fridays. Thanks for joining us, Bill. All right. Feels like the world's crashing down around you.
Starting point is 01:58:40 You're not entirely wrong, as Bill just pointed out. It's nuts. the stock market tanked 2,000 points last week in two days. Then we had the biggest stock gain. Then the next day we had, what, another 800 point drop. I don't even know what it's at today. I know it went up last night before the markets opened about 600 points because... About up a 500 right now.
Starting point is 01:59:05 It's about 500. So that's all happening because it looks like Joe Biden might actually be the nominee and not Bernie Sanders. It's nuts what's going on. So you can just keep rolling the dice and saying, you know what? I'm just going to keep it all on black. Good luck with that. I like to spread my risk out. How much risk are you willing to tolerate?
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Starting point is 02:00:33 Tonight, the Wednesday night special at 9 p.m. Eastern on Blaze TV, you don't want to miss it. It is all about the stealing of the election. We have so many things hitting us at the same time, and there are enemies in this country that do want to change the system. They'll say that it's unfair, that it's rigged. And in some cases, it might be. But generally speaking, we've been able to trust the system. That may be a thing of the past. When you see the ancient, ancient electronic systems that some states are using,
Starting point is 02:01:12 and then they're buying the replacement parts, the computer brains for these systems on eBay. Has anybody checked? what, what? Can we stop? But anyway, that's tonight. And that's just in the first couple of minutes you're going to see what's happening. Then we get into what high tech is doing. And as Bill O'Reilly was just saying, you know, everybody's on their machines as he calls them. The tech industry can change everything.
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