The Glenn Beck Program - The 'Quid' Without the 'Quo' | Guests: Michael Knowles, Dave Isay, & David Pietrusza | 10/24/19

Episode Date: October 24, 2019

Glenn predicts the House WILL impeach Trump. Republicans are so tired of the secret testimonies that they “stormed” the SCIF with evidence that only one side of Ambassador Taylor’s testimony was released. But impeachment, and even the DNC’s Ukraine scandal, are only fractions of the EVIL Glenn is finding our government has committed. Good thing StoryCorps’ Dave Isay has brought a funny and heartwarming story to tell today. And Mark Zuckerberg’s tumultuous day at Congress actually won him some sympathy! Historian David Pietrusza reviews how progressives rewrote the history of the 1919 Black Sox scandal. And The Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles tells how a college class was told to PROTEST his speech on gender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Only Congress could find a way to make Mark Zuckerberg sympathetic. Oh my gosh. What they did to him yesterday was insane. Insane. Insane. All right, well, I'll tell you about American financing is a large chunk of your monthly budget going towards credit card bills. If so, you're not alone. And you're not stuck with it either.

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is not what the media is telling you it's about. In fact, I don't even think it's about what I have told you it was about. As we prepare for a special next week, we stumbled onto something that we have been actually looking at for 10 years. We just didn't know what we were looking at. Now we do. Now we do. I'm going to bring you up to speed on what the media and everybody else is saying is happening,

and then we're going to pull the curtain back just a bit and show you how much trouble the country really is in. I mean, you could throw Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi and all these people into a black hole if you wanted to. It won't change what's really going on. And what's really going on is one of the most terrifying things I've ever. uncovered going on in our government.

We'll tell you a little bit more in one minute. This is the Glenbeck program. Well, Tom is from Texas, and Texans are just a little different. Texans are tough. Tom is 85 years old. He still rides his bike every day, works as a small aircraft flight instructor. I mean, 85. God bless you, Tom.

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That's Relieffactor.com. All right, I'm going to give you an update on what the media is talking about on the impeachment. And let's just get this straight. I think impeachment is going to happen. They're going to impeach the House, will impeach the president, and then it will be up to the Senate to decide whether they run a trial. And if they run a trial, then they'll have to decide whether they remove him from office or not. But they are hell-bent on impeachment.

Now, this week, the highest-ranking U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, the acting ambassador, William Taylor. He testified to the House impeachment inquiry, and it wasn't good for President Trump. We think. Remember, these are secret hearings. Taylor's testimony was everything the Democrats wanted to hear. He stated that the face-to-face meeting between Trump and Zelensky was being dangled like a carrot in exchange for. a public announcement, public announcement, that Ukraine was investigating Joe Biden. He also stated that the military aid was being dangled for the same thing. Quid pro quo had everything to do with the conversations between the U.S. and Ukrainian president.

This is at least as alleged by Bill Taylor. The quid was a face-to-face meeting between Trump and Zelensky and the military assistance. The quo was a public announcement from Zelensky that he was ordering an investigation into Joe and Hunter Biden and their relationship with Burisma. So where's the problem? Well, if it is true, it's a big problem for President Trump, but there are some pretty big holes in it. For one, several claims by the acting ambassador were based off secondhand conversations. and we've all been privy, you know, to this testimony. Well, no, actually, just a leaked copy of the opening statement.

Not the testimony. We haven't been given a transcript for the question and answer portion. Minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, hinted yesterday that there was one key moment where Taylor's most damaging claim was completely destroyed by Representative Ratcliffe from Texas. but the Democrats won't release any of that. This is why they're storming, quote unquote, storming the skiff yesterday. Can we first stop using the word storming if you've seen they walked into it? Storming. There's also another big hole here.

The quid, the face-to-face meeting and the military aid was granted by the president without the quo. Trump met Zelensky face to face and the military aid was given to Ukraine, but there was never any announcement of anything Hunter Biden and Joe Biden investigations. Zelensky never made the public statement about the investigation. So can there be a quid without the quo? Don't you just want to say to these people, shut up? All we're getting now is the worst of the worst. Everything that helps make the Democrats case is getting.

leaked. All of the other context is going to stay behind closed doors. Well, we want you to know that we are looking into the full context of what's happening in Ukraine. And you can't understand the Democrats' current case against Trump without also knowing what the left has been doing in Ukraine. So next Wednesday, we are going to have a special again. It's part two of our Ukrainians special. And this one is to go through all of the things that the Democrats are now saying out. You need to understand their case. And so all of the things the Democrats are saying. And how the media is shaping the narrative. We have found some incredible things about the media. It's grotesque on what they're doing right now. But you need to understand.

understand all of that. Now, our first chalkboard went up yesterday at glenbeck.com. It's an interactive chalkboard. So you can go on the chalkboard and you can click on any of these things and it will take you to what that is and all of the documentation. And I'm telling you, there are parts that I only had read certain parts of the documentation and I went back in and I reread and I read the whole, you know, transcript of the trial or whatever it was, and I'm telling you, it will blow your mind. It is the thing that you, it's a resource that is free and you really need. If you want to, I would say something counterintuitive, if you want to save the country and not necessarily save the Democrats or save the Republicans.

You must know this story. If you want to just save Donald Trump, you just need half of the story. You want to save just the Democrats? You need half of the story. You want to save the country? You need the whole story. And far as I know, we're the only ones doing it. And we are being really responsible.

We are doing everything we can. to vet to double check to triple check to make sure we don't have anything without the original documents or without the actual voices, video, or official transcripts. Now with this being said, that is next Wednesday. As we were looking into this and as we were going through some stuff, some old names started to appear. And yesterday, we... started going through some old boxes from Fox and old files that we had done. And we were working on

about 2010, probably 2009, 2010. And there were a few chalkboards about a theory of something that wasn't my theory. It was an Obama theory. And it was his counsel. And it was Hillary Clinton. And we did some shows on this. And we showed you how, uh, how they were trying to, they were trying to be the Fabian Socialist. I know if you're a new listener of the program, I might be speaking Greek to you. If you're a long-time listener,

you know what the Fabian Socialists are. Fabian Socialists are the, it's the think tank, if you will, that caused World War I. Just, they believe in heating up the world, causing chaos, so they can change. change it and beat the world into a shape that is closer to their heart's desire.

And their logo is a wolf in sheep's clothing. It's crazy. And you have all these prime ministers and all these presidents and everything else that have all taken pictures and photos in front of the famous Fabian socialist window. When we started looking into this years ago, I thought we had exposed it. And I thought that we had, I had no idea. that it was, that it just kept going. I don't know how.

It might have happened in the transition. I don't know how we lost this. But we've been looking at this piece for a while. In fact, our chief researcher had been looking into this. Jason had been doing something because we had a conversation about, what, seven years ago, eight years ago? Yeah. And I don't remember.

Do you remember what that conversation was that, do you want to say or not? We don't want to tip our hand yet. Okay, so we had a conversation. and he was intrigued by it and he started doing research. But he didn't think it connected to anything. And so when it gave him a name yesterday, and I said, look at this video, will you? And I said, it's this person.

And I left and he sat at his desk for a while, went, I remember that name. I don't know why. I was irritated because I was like, we were almost done writing for the special next week. And I was like, not another name. But I was like, wait a minute. So I just plugged it into our little, my little computer search finder thing from all of the stuff I've researched.

And it popped up. And then it referred back to that conversation that we had, you know, back several years ago. Which referred Stu back to things that we were exposing at Fox. So we are going to do the special next week that you really have to watch because you have to understand how it all ties together. You have to understand. If you just focus on the phone call and quid pro quo, it excuses the corruption that was happening in Ukraine that we went over in the first special.

And that is grotesque. But it is nothing, nothing like what we are going to expose on the third special, which is coming in the next probably month. The trail of this is absolutely insane. Ukraine is just a small, cog in this entire machine. I mean, you're going to be blown away when you see the literal trail of blood and destruction that started probably around 2009 all the way up until, well, really all the way up until

today. So we're still looking into it, but I believe that you're still seeing these things actively being done. Things like Ukraine right now. I think, and I don't, this is my gut. My gut says that 40 to 50 percent of the turmoil. and it may be higher. The turmoil that you see on the streets,

you know, with revolutions and people on the streets, protesting and all the conflict, 40 to 50% of that, my gut says, is all a show. It's all people being used by the U.S. State Department, and they have no idea. I will tell you that I've seen a lot of things that have given me pause and given me, oh, really? We're doing this?

This is the most, I'm going to be careful. I think this is the most evil thing I've ever seen our government do. Pretty broad statement there. How close do you think that is to what you feel, Jason? It's definitely diabolical, and it's, I mean, if people what's happening to what's happening to the world right now

what's happening it is coordinated by our government and deep state it is it is out in the open but nobody will talk about it

there's no way that Donald Trump I don't even know if Donald Trump really understands this or anybody in his administration understands this but this is the new way of operating for the United States of America. And it was done by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. And it is the deep state. It is operating without the president. It is just operating. Yeah. And it's interesting how involved like career diplomats are in on this. I've already seen

evidence that the career diplomats, people in the state department in some of these other countries are still, you know, fulfilling this policy. this is United States policy now, at least with the State Department. And so we're going to be exposing that, but please, please tell your friends, and please stay in touch with this because there's a lot of information coming your way and you're going to need to understand it. And we will take you through it. It begins next week, next Wednesday. Make sure you watch our special. And if you'd like to subscribe to the Blaze, which helps us do these things, please do.

subscribe to the Blaze TV, blazedtive.com slash Glenn. BlazTV.com slash Glenn. promo code Glenn. Thanks, Jason. Hang on, because I want to ask you about Syria. American Financing Corporation, NMLS-182334, www. nmLS consumer access.org. So one of the most important things you can do

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It's 800-906 2440 or go online to Americanfinancing.net. American financing, they have you covered for home loans coast to coast. It's 800-906-2440, 800-906-2440. 800, 906, 2440, or Americanfinancing.net. We pause for 10 seconds, station ID. Jason, let's talk a little bit about Syria and what happened. Jason is our head researcher. He's former military intelligence, and he looks over global politics, policies, and military.

So, Jason, what your thoughts on Syria, because Donald Trump took a victory lap yesterday. some people are just saying, well, he just gave Syria to Turkey and the Russians. So is that a victory lap? So his victory lap was kind of tagging along with saying he was responsible for the peace agreement, which I don't think is accurate. I think he's just kind of claiming a little responsible. You do have a commander on the ground that said we wouldn't have gotten this deal with Russia. in Turkey if it wasn't for Donald Trump.

Yeah, well, I think there's a lot of things that Trump has done that has that has reoriented the, uh, the powers back to their natural state. Uh, Trump said, I think a, was it a week ago? About a week ago, he said that, uh, this was one of the most brilliant moves, uh, you know, in, in this area and foreign policy. And a lot of people laughed at him, but I sat down and thought about it and it actually is a brilliant move. Let me explain.

And I first want to make a clarification between, you know, there is a harsh geopolitical reality in way of thinking. And then there's also the human side. There's the emotional side. And we're all very emotional about this because especially my generation, the people have fought in that area, we've forged relationships. And we fought with the Kurds in Syria. The Kurds in Syria are culturally like the Iraqi Kurds. And that's a very, very important specific there. They're culturally the same.

Ideologically, they're not the same. But you'll hear a lot of people saying, oh, they're just like American values. It's not true. Culturally, yes. Culturally, they're beautiful people. You won't find a better person. Ideologically, they're Marxists.

Marxists. They are. They've had to resort to terrorism. I will say, though, that they only resorted to terrorism after they're after being basically killed for, you know, decades, and then their political leaders were jailed. Then they resorted to that. But so I think that there's this is important, you know, specification to be made there.

I love the people. The geopolitical reality, though, is that, look, we've been in a proxy war that has completely upended the entire balance of power in that region, so much so that Turkey has always been an enemy to people like Iran, Russia, Syria, but they were working together just because we were there. The brilliant move was that now they're facing each other down. And the bad part is that we ripped the Band-Aid off and everybody's like, oh, and that's important to look at.

But the Band-Aid should have been taken off. And it is going to change many things. And most importantly, get us out of a proxy war. Yeah. More in a second. You're listening to Glenn. All right. Let me tell you about our sponsor this half hour.

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a mom that says her three and now seven-year-old son wants to be a girl and has always wanted to be a girl. And so she wants the transition therapy to begin happening, which means you give him drugs that will stop him from going into puberty. It will also sterilize him for the rest of his life, you know, but no big deal because he wants to be a girl. Dad says he doesn't want to be a This is a mom thing. And the state of Texas, the judge ruled that mom rules. And so mom can say, yeah, we're going to sterilize this kid. This is child abuse.

Child abuse. Now, dad is saying I will, because he's being forced to pay for the surgery. He's like, I'm not going to pay for it. I won't be involved. And I don't care what it means. will do everything within my means to stop this. And I think, you know, in Texas, I think that probably means taking the kid and come in and get me.

And by the way, I've got guns. I don't know. But I would certainly be considering that if this were my son. In fact, I would do this. So what do we do here? well tomorrow the dad's going to be on with us he can't talk to us today because of another hearing he has to see how that goes and then he's going to talk to us tomorrow to tell us what's really going on in this now there's one thing that seems to be left out of all of the stories daily wire had it yesterday he's going to be called Luna okay that's the name Luna now Luna

it seems like a you know a pretty bad name if you're a protein bar it's a decent name yeah it's not it's not bad well this isn't his first choice his first choice was Starfire

now his mom didn't like Starfire so she suggested Luna and he likes Starfire and she said you're not going with Starfire so my Mom says that she can, she knows that her son is, is old enough, brave enough, secure enough in the knowledge of who he is, that he can get a sex change and be sterilized for life. But he's not smart enough to pick out his own name.

Now, the reason why he wants Starfire is because it's a character from the superhero cartoons Teen Titans Go. So he's picking his name from a cartoon he watches. I just want you to just be up to speed on where this kid's mentality is. Oh, I don't know, right where every kid's mentality is. The reason why mom said that he wanted to be a girl is because when he was three, he was watching this. And he's like, I'm Starfire, which is a female character. Oh, you're a, so you're a woman. you're a female. No, I'm Starfire. So you want to be a woman? No, I'm Starfire.

Think of your three-year-old. Watching a cartoon, you're not seeing the sex. He's seeing the character. I'm Starfire. Matt Walsh pointed out yesterday, how many of our kids have told us in all seriousness, not that they're lying. not that they're joking. They just are. When they're three years old and they're walking on all fours and I'm a dinosaur, Rar! If I took them seriously

for a long period of time and said, you are a dinosaur, and then reinforced that. Yeah, I'm a dinosaur. Rar! You are a dinosaur. You are a dinosaur. And I kept telling you that all the time

and you're three. You know, you can be a dinosaur if you want to be. I want to be a dinosaur. I am a dinosaur. You don't think that you would have kids claiming to be dinosaurs if you encouraged that? Of course. That's their mindset. And there's no kids that wind up like this that grow up with the crazy names because all of their parents say that name is crazy.

Right. They don't, none of them are named Starfire. None of them are named Fuzzy Bear. or none of them are named SpongeBob. Why? If that's how they're identifying, why don't their parents let them go with it? Because they know they're too young and therefore too stupid to make a lifelong decision like that.

They don't understand the lifelong ramifications. And of course, with the lifelong ramifications, you can change your name. We're all calling them Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. That was not a difficult, you can change your name pretty easily. Muhammad Ali. 99% of women who get married change their last. name and everyone just learns it. It's an easy transition with a name.

Bob Francis is Beto. I mean, if you buy into that one, I can certainly have the name Starfire. Yet surely Beto, Bob Frank, Robert Francis will be on the side of this mother who won't allow her kid to name himself Starfire, but will allow him to name his gender female. that is absolutely insane. And, you know, it almost gets to the point where, because a lot of times I think we, as conservatives, look at these things and like, this kid's going to be screwed up.

How is this kid going to get through life? You know what? We're wrong on that all the time. You know why? Because society in general just gets dumber and more insane. So they fit right in. They're going to, it'll just be everybody will be named Starfire in 40 years. And we'll all be like, wow, what the hell happened?

Everyone's named Starfire. You know, yesterday, Google said that they hit quantum supremacy, which is a very specific term, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. We get into that some other time. Google, stop using so much power. Turn it off. We're going to think that you have quantum supremacy with an Apple 2C in about five years, because we're going to be so damn stupid that would be like,

you turn on that magic box. Look at dad. Whoa. It says two plus two is four. I didn't know that. I mean, we are weeks away from feeding all of our plants Brondo energy drink like they did in idiocry. That's where we're going to be.

We're going to be sitting back and we're going to be like, why aren't the plants grown? We've given them electrolytes. I don't understand. Electrolites are good. Every day we seem to get dumber and dumber. And what kills me is the Department of, child and family services.

Okay. Do you remember when Tiffany's son fell, he was playing or something, and cracked his collarbone? Do you remember that? Tiffany, who worked for us. Oh, yeah, yes, I do. Okay, you remember that? And remember she had to put up with like six months or a year of the state coming in saying, are you sure you're not beating your child?

Yeah, I'm, no, I'm positive. I'm not beating my child. And they treated that child like it wasn't even hers because he tripped, fell, broke a collarbone. They weren't even home. It was the babysitter. Rave did that with Tanya one time. Broke a collarbone.

Kids get injured. That's a normal thing. It happens. Okay. So the state was in their face. Here's a mother saying, yeah, I want to sterilize my kid. I want to make a permanent move based on the fact that my kid thinks he's a cartoon character on the tiny tunes. What?

What? What? What? This is when the state should come in and go, hang on here. This is child abuse. Now, the child, the parent can say whatever they want to say. You're a woman. You're a woman. When you grow up. you're going to be a woman. God bless that kid. God bless that kid. But are we really to the point to where when you're in doubt?

You don't know this. And the father is saying, no, this is mom. She's a crackpot. We're really just going to go, you know what? Let's spin the wheel, Vanna. Let's spin the wheel. Come on, big win. Isn't this the most pure example right now

of essentially the 2 plus 2 equals 5 phenomenon. Yes. We all sit here and everyone knows. Everyone knows what we're talking about is true. There's no one in the audience. There's no one in America who doesn't know what we're saying is true. It's a little boy. The little boy is doing what little boys do.

And the fact that we should not apply his seven-year-old reasoning to the rest of his life is obvious to everyone in the sound of my voice and everyone in the country. yet the overwhelming tide, the overwhelming current is all of us are supposed to say we understand it. We don't. Say it with me. I don't care if you're at your desk around a whole bunch of people. Say it with me. Nope. I know that is wrong.

Say it out loud. Just say it out loud. If you're by yourself, say it out loud. This is wrong. Nope. I will not go over the cliff with the rest of humanity. that, say that. Ready? I will not say this. I will not go over with the rest of humanity. No, I will not go over the cliff with the rest of humanity. Say it because that's where we are.

All these lemmings are like, come on. Oh, we're going to bounce at the bottom. No, you're not. You're not. I saw it in a cartoon. You bounce. You don't bounce. While he coyote, he lives every time. It's funny. No. No, I won't go over the cliff with the rest of humanity. Are you insane? Two plus two is not five. No.

I don't care how you got there. I don't care what you're reasoning. You're wrong. You're wrong. Let's get the governor on because the governor, Greg Abbott has said he's going to investigate this whole thing. He's starting an investigation into it. Good.

Good. You know, and in the government. Investigate this while you're at it, Governor. What the hell is wrong with people? How could this even happen? Don't investigate the kids. Investigate how this is happening in Texas. Who are the people that are, you know, part of the child and family services that are like,

well, I don't know. He is seven. We should cut his wee-wee off and sterilize him. Are you out of your mind? You know what? Why do we care about genital mutilation with the, with radical Islam. What the hell is this?

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You know, this is a problem of socialist denying nature. The reason why they don't believe in the Bill of Rights is because they have to deny nature. And the natural man, they deny that, I mean, think of this. they believe that you should not be trusted with a gun no one should be trusted with a gun that the government knows better than parents that teachers know better than parents that everybody knows more

than the general population right because somehow or another the group of experts that they choose are smarter than everybody else. They could administer everybody's life better than you can. But as we see these experts, many of them are chosen by the public. So how could people who don't get it choose a leader in democracy, choose a leader that can lead them when they're too stupid to run their

own life? And then they forget that everybody that they choose, because democracy really only happens you know, for a couple of votes and then it's over. When that starts to fall apart, they're choosing all of these people that they say are pure. Can you tell me one, one person that you think is a saint right now that is running any government or any place in government with real power? You can't. So where are these perfect people that have slayed natural man?

You can't have this society that they're pushing for without a group of saints. So who's, where are they making them? Where are they keeping them? Because I certainly don't see them. And until you show them to me and show how they're going to last forever, no, I don't think you have a right to come in and tell me that I have to have a sex change for my seven-year-old son. Get the hell out. You're listening to Glenn.

Mark Zuckerberg's won me over. I'm now a huge fan. I'm back to that. I am. I cannot take Congress. How does he do it? He's sitting there looking at them and none of them know what they're talking about. None of them have coherent points.

AOC blatantly reads this question. She obviously doesn't know anything about it. She doesn't know the process. He points out the process. And then you can see her. brain working so hard to come up with a sentence that makes any sense she fails

and just gets destroyed by Zuckerberg who's just sitting not even trying to he's just saying facts all of this stuff I actually like him in these situations I'm convinced that all of this stuff is because of redistricting you know because of because of the way we snake

some of it yeah I mean how do you get some of these people that are just so crazy Really? And they're all looking for their little moments to go viral. She wasn't the worst. I don't know how Zuckerberg did it yesterday.

We'll talk about this on the program. In just a second. Stand by. There is no one. No one on planet Earth that could make Mark Zuckerberg a sympathetic figure. except for every member of Congress. The questions that came out of these people's mouths yesterday were just, oh, it was mind-numbing.

It was just mind-numbing. And I, am I alone? We'll go there in one minute. This is the Glembeck program. Does anybody care about what's really happening? I think this is why I just, to go to bed. I just go home and I'm like, I'm tired. Honey, it's 1.30 in the afternoon. I'm tired. I'm going to bed. I just, I can't do it. Let me tell you about my pillow. My pillow is such a great,

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Mark Zuckerberg is not a sympathetic figure. No. Say the least. Not a sympathetic figure. And, uh, only AOC and the Congress could make this guy less of a villain. Listen to how crazy

sister crazy eyes was. AOC yesterday. I'll move on. Can you explain why you've named the Daily Caller, a publication well-documented with ties to white supremacist as an official fact-checker for Facebook? Congresswoman, sure. We actually don't appoint the independent fact-checkers. They go through an independent organization called the Independent Fact-checking Network that has a rigorous standard for who they allow to serve as a fact-checker. So you would say that white supremacist tied.

publications meet a rigorous standard for fact checking. It's all steam power there. Oh my gosh. She's trying so hard. Thank you. Congresswoman, I would say that we're not the one assessing that standard. The international fact-checking network is the one who is setting that. It's not true about the daily color. It was painful for her. It was steam engine. You could hear her. Somebody in her head was like,

throw another log on the fire. Throw no log on the fire. Right. Question one for those listening to the radio, is blatantly read. You can actually see at one point her finger moving across the paper and like reading it like a seven-year-old. And so she gets through that one with only minor mistakes. When he gives...

Now think about this. She's a congresswoman who's supposed to be knowledgeable about this topic. She's on the committee. She's questioning. And she doesn't know that Facebook doesn't name these people. Like that is a very basic part of this that she should absolutely know before asking a question. So, of course, he lays that out for her.

And then she's caught in this, like, line to still try to blame him and say the Daily Color is bad. And this is the point where, like, her brain is like, if you think a picture of like a, a picture of a heart beating, that's like what's going on with her brain inside. It's like, it's like actually, like physically moving. Yeah, except that's trying to squeeze out a sentence that makes sense in English.

and it barely works. She kind of gets something out there. And it is just embarrassing. Oh, that's why she pauses afterwards. It goes, thank you. Thank you. That brain's like, I got nothing else. I got nothing else.

I squeezed it all out. It's amazing. How does this happen? Okay, now let me go to the other amazing, amazing question from Congresswoman. Is it Beatty? Listen to this. Like you think this is a joke. When you have ruined the lives of many people discriminated against them.

Do you know what percentage of African Americans are on Facebook? In comparison to majority folks? Do you know what the percentages are? People using the Facebook? Yes. Do you know what the percentages are for African Americans? I don't because we don't collect the races of people. Well, it came out in a report and in the Pew Research Center

that was sent to you. So maybe you just don't read a lot of things that deal with civil rights or African-American. How can she think this is a good point? Oh, my. I have a lot of questions I'm going to send to you that I'm not going to be able to get through, and I would like an answer because this is appalling and disgusting to me. Can I yield back? Yeah. May I say, Joyce, send them to me because I would love to read them and love to answer you back.

Yeah. I mean, this is the Congresswoman from Ohio. you're ruining people's lives. You're ruining. No, I know Facebook has ruined people's lives, but that's because they get on it. It's not because they're off of it. Do you know how lucky the African Americans are that they are not on Facebook? And by the way, any of them can get on.

Right. It's not like, what do you want me to do? Go to people's houses and say, for you, Facebook is free. For everybody else, Facebook is free. But for you, it's free. What do you want? What do you want? And I love, again, Zuckerberg is a nice.

not a figure that you look at with like, oh, wow, I'm sympathetic to him. But you watch him in these hearings and he's looking at them. He's completely perplexed. He's actually trying to answer these questions. Can you imagine going to Congress, going to Congress and having to go? You know, what is he up? Once a month, once every two months? It seems like it.

Getting on the plane going, I've got to go listen to these people again. I mean, these people, what a waste of time. Now, here's why he's not sympathetic. because at the same time he's like, you know what, I want you guys to regulate me. What? Yeah, that's the making sense.

Who would do that unless you know they would be writing the regulations with you? Of course. Well, I don't know. He's apparently the only one there that knows anything about his business. So this is, you know,

we always say this almost like it's corruption, and it is a form of corruption where these companies come in and they wind up writing half of the legislation. But it's because listen to the people, who would write it otherwise. Right. They know nothing.

I mean, think about what a terrible human trait it is to say to someone, hey, how many black people are on your platform? I don't know. We don't take the races. Well, I have a poll here from Pew Research Center, which is the first time I've ever read or heard that name. And do you know what it says? Well, it was sent to you.

Maybe you didn't read it. I guess you didn't read it because you don't care about civil rights. Like, that's just blatantly insane. No person can go through that thought process naturally. And somehow Zuckerberg goes to this entire hearing without even using the word dummy. Because I don't know how I would, it would. See, this isn't uniting at all. See, this is not.

It is not uniting. It is not uniting. And I don't know how to unite. I don't either. When you're exactly right, dummy, just shut up. You're not helping your own case. See, this is why we need, we need Dave on, Dave, I say. We need to figure out a way to come together because I'm not feeling it today.

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Dave I say. is with us now. Dave, Dave, is the founder and president of StoryCorps. And we're having a hard time finding love in our hearts today, Dave. We really are. So we're counting on you to bring us back to unity and peace and loving everyone. Hi, Glenn. Hi. I'll try. Okay. It's a tough job today. Yeah, it's a tough job. All right. The story that I chose, it's always great to be on and thanks. And hopefully, just the idea of what we're doing with StoryCorps will give people a little bit of hope. And that's what StoryCorps is all about.

You know, we go all over the country and we get families the chance to talk to each other. It's two people. It's you and your kid, you and your grandmother, and you sit for 40 minutes and talk about whatever you want to talk about. Most people think of it as if I had 40 minutes left to live, well, what I say to this person who means so much to me. People ask the big life questions. And you keep a copy, and another copy goes to the Library of Congress. So your great, great, great, great, great, grandkids can get to know your grandmother.

I just love this. I wish I could have done this with my grandfather, my grandmother. I just think this is the greatest thing. Well, one of the things you can do is, is while you can is remember them. Because even that, even just your memories of the stories of your grandparents is just so valuable for your, you know, future generations. And it also, you know, sitting with someone and listening to them just reminds them that they're, that they matter and they won't be forgotten. Yeah. And it's something what we're doing is kind of collecting the wisdom of humanity.

I didn't bring with me a heartbreaking story today. A lot of them are sad. This is more, this is, this is a story about technical innovation, circa 1940. Okay, technical innovation, circa 1940. And this is Betty Jenkins? Yes, she's 94 years old. And she came to StoryCorps with her niece in Ohio. And during the interviews, you remembered a newfangled device she had gotten from her mom, an inflatable bra.

Here's the story. I was very skinny, and I didn't have any curves. I guess my mother got kind of worried because she didn't think I had enough boyfriends. So she bought me a bra that you blow up. I was real excited, so I blew and blew to about 32. I was quite happy with the looks. I got a few wolf whistles. Of course, at that age, you were very self-conscious that year.

I took a trip to South America. I proceeded to fly to Santiago. Soon we were into the Andes Mountains, and it took. It turned out that it was non-pressurized plane, and I felt very uncomfortable. Things were getting very tight. This bra had started to increase in size. As the thing got bigger, I tried to stand up, and I couldn't see my feet. The direction said it would go to 48 if I wanted to.

I thought what will happen if it goes beyond 48. And I found out what happened. It blew out. It was a loud, resounding sound, and the copilot came into the cabin with the gun wondering what had happened. The man all pointed to me. Well, it's difficult to explain to people. in English that part of your anatomy just blew up to try and do it in Spanish. It's beyond hope.

So they made a landing. I was taken off the plane and turned over to two women police, and they told me to strip hunting for what they thought was the bomb. When I stripped down, I showed them the whole. in the bra. And they chuckled. And I thought, oh, my, they've gotten the point. And I was allowed back on the plane. A month later, I got a bill from the airline for $400 for an unscheduled stop. Do you know, Dave, did her, do you say she came in with her granddaughter? Did, did, did, was this story, Was that a first telling for this granddaughter?

I don't know. It may well have been, but it's certainly a telling for the ages. That is so great. That is so great. And the bra, I assume, was not part of the family treasure that she passed on. We'll never know. We'll never know. So, Dave, where are you where our listeners can go?

Well, we're all over the country, and people can go to story. org to find out more. One thing I wanted to just bring up today, if we have a minute, is that every Thanksgiving, we have something called the Great Thanksgiving Listen, where we ask people, we have an app now that makes it possible to record a story, core story, anytime, any place with a loved one, honor them by listening to them, and with one tap uploaded to the Library of Congress. And teachers across the country over Thanksgiving assign their students, mostly high school students, to interview an elder and honor them. And we hope that you will call your schools where your kids are and ask them to participate,

or even not. Just talk to your kids, talk to your grandkids, ask them to download the app and participate with us over Thanksgiving. You can find out about it at storycourt.org or the great Thanksgiving lesson. So do you do this every, wait, do you do this every Thanksgiving? Indeed. And I'll tell one story about the first Thanksgiving. You know, in many ways, StoryCorps is really kind of collecting the wisdom of humanity because of the nature of what's talked about in the booth and on the app.

And on the first Thanksgiving, we had just launched the app. This was three or four years ago. And we went around and we told people about the great Thanksgiving list and we hope people would participate and got a lot of media. And we found on the Thursday of Thanksgiving that basically nobody who was participating, It was the same as we always saw, a steady state of the recordings on the app. And on Friday, no one had uploaded. None of the students had participated.

Saturday, I had to go on and do interviews saying, you know, we were not giving up. It didn't work this year. But this is too important, this active listening, we're going to keep trying. And then on Sunday, we had completely given up. And someone in my office said, you better look at what's happening on the app. And there were thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of interviews being uploaded. Now, I'm an old dad, so it hadn't occurred to me that wisdom that kids wait until Sunday night to do their homework. But I will never forget that again.

So on Sunday night, we got as many interviews that Sunday night as we had in the first 10 years of story for combined. So we hope that people will be a part of this. And again, you know, you started, it is things really stink right now. They really stink. but look to your family is remember the basic goodness of who we are as people, think the best of people, remember that none of us are the worst things we've ever done, and, you know, go to a loved one and say, who are you, what have you learned in life, how do you want to be remembered? And it'll just shake you on the shoulder and clear the nonsense and remind you how lucky we are to be

alive. Dave, thank you. It's storycore.org. We're right around Thanksgiving. Would you come back on the week before Thanksgiving and maybe bring some. you know, bring something that you found from past Thanksgiving. I'd be honored, yeah, that'd be great. You got it.

Thank you very much. Dave, I say from storycore.org. Hang on. Who do we have on the phone? Hello? Hello? Am I on the radio airwaves? Yes, you are. My name is Wilfred.

I'm calling from Sud City, Florida. Well, how are things, Wilford? Very good. I heard the story from the young lady who was on. moments ago. She was a 90, 94. Do you have her telephone number? No, I don't think she's...

She sounds very hot. I was listening to that story. I nearly spit out my Oval Team. Really? Yeah. Yes. She got me going. You know, she revved my engines a little bit.

Right. She raised my body temperature. Right, okay. So much that I had to lower the heat in my room to 86. Really? Yes. Wow. hot. Yes. By the way, I should point out that I also have a pump attached to my body to inflate.

I don't think I... And you do not want to go over the maximum capacity. Right. Okay. You think it would be a good idea and things start, wow. Whoa. This has happened to you? Oh, my goodness. By accident? Yes, Mildred down the hall knows the whole thing. Right. For Mildred. All right. What happened to Mildred? I don't think you want me to get into what happened to Mildred.

I will say police visited and believed there was an assault of some sort but it wasn't No No She was into it And I'll say

She was back next Tuesday She was back with a With some musilics And we went back to town Okay Thank you very much Wilford Thank you for Thank you for calling

I don't know if StoryCorps wants That particular story But Why wouldn't they feature that one Never feature stories like that. I don't know. I don't know.

So much going on. Don't forget, tomorrow, we have the dad that is trying to stop his ex-wife from basically neutering his seven-year-old son and providing a sex change. And the courts here in Texas said, hey, dad, you have to pay for it. He says this is nuts. The governor is now involved. There is, there's court proceedings that are happening today. He will be with us on tomorrow's broadcast. You don't want to miss it.

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pictures on your internet machine. BlaiseGy.com promo code Glenn save $10. Crazy last night, huh? It was crazy last night? Yeah. I mean, two to two going into the seventh inning. And then, you know, they just bust out for six runs with Justin Verlander. I mean, you want to talk about a surprising...

I was doing yard work with my wife last night. So I missed all of that. Darn it. The World Series game for yard work with your... I don't even know that it was on. Wish I would have had that excuse. Yeah. This is why I'm asking this because, and by the way, Astros down 20, lost both games at home.

A surprise. Yeah. Well, the Washington Nationals are, uh, are. It seems like it might be their year. It does, doesn't it? It does seem like it's their year. Yep. Now, our next guest is someone you love, one of our, your favorite.

your favorite guests, David Petruza. And he's one of your favorite historians. He tells history in ways that... You don't ever bring history, so it's got to be something about the world series. Maybe a little bit. David is on with us,

and David, he's got a new book, by the way, called, let's see, where it's the... What's that? Oh, yeah, okay. Sorry, yeah. I know he's been writing, about this quite a bit. It's the 100th anniversary, I guess, is the big reason.

1919 was the Black Sox scandal. And you, of course, know all about that. Absolutely. All right. Of course. I know they cheated. They cheated, right? There was a big gambling scandal.

And David's been telling this history. And I find it fascinating because, and David, I don't know if you're going to be able to get Glenn into this. It's history, which he loves, and he loves you. But then it's also sports, which he has no interest in. So you have to come up with a way to make this interesting to Glenn. I think I know how to do that. All right.

Go ahead. This is a challenge. The established narrative, which has been going on for a hundred years, is that the red or the white socks, the black socks did this because they were exploited by management. You know, they were underpaid. They were cheated on bonuses. They weren't even washing their uniforms. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. This was established largely.

It was been percutating for a long time. But the established narrative is a book called Eight Men Out. It became a movie called Eight Men Out. And then it got transported into a more popular movie called Field of Dreams. Right. I saw that one. Right. And the guy doesn't have me yet.

I can remember, boohoo, who, Joe Jackson, okay. And it's the usual sob story from the left. and it's all a lie. It's all false. The guy who wrote that book, Elliot Azzanoff, was very left-wing. He was blacklisted in the 50s. So he was coming at this story from a left-wing, stick it to the man. These guys did it to get, you know, retributive justice. They were direct action. And so it was all somewhat justified. And what we have found out in the last 20 years, because, Major League Baseball did a data dump and put all the salary data down and all this stuff, which was just sort of hidden or forgotten forever. And that not only weren't the White Sox, that team underpaid, the season started. They were the third highest paid team in the league. And when it ended, they were the highest paid team in the league.

And many of these guys, including the crooked guys, were among the highest paid players in the American League. So all fake. Okay, so you have me, but you lost me on one detail. Sure. Were the white socks? Were the white socks and the black socks the same team? Did they only call them the black socks? They were actually the white socks, but they were only called the white, the black socks after that scandal for that year?

Yes. Wow, that is a fascinating fact. I didn't know. Wow. That's great. Well, I was actually asked by another conservative yesterday morning, do the White Sox still exist? Yes.

So you're not too far behind. I will say, looking at the season, they barely exist. But yes, they do still exist. David, you had me when it's all wrong. So much of our history is just complete nonsense and written by people with an agenda. And I love it. I love. It filters into sports.

Pardon me? It filters into sports, every aspect of our society. So, David, how bad was this scandal in the press at the time? I mean, can you compare it to anything today? Well, it was very big. The most recent thing to compare it to was the steroid scandal. But at that time, baseball was invariably called a clean sport. to differentiate itself from boxing and horse racing, you know, where fixes were obviously going on.

And F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about Arnold Rothstein, the gambler behind it, as a man who destroyed the faith of 50 million people. This was, you know, the saying you've probably heard, or maybe not, say it ain't so, Joe. Yeah, I know that. Yeah. Oh, that comes from this. That comes from that. where a little boy supposedly outside the grand jury, Shulish Joe Jackson, he was in Field of Dreams, comes out, he's confessed,

and the little boy says, say anything so, Joe, like in some, you know, movie. And I think the bulk of the American people felt like that, that this was not supposed to happen. Baseball was clean and, you know, baseball mom and apple pie. So, and it was happening also at a time after World War II. It happened during the Wilson administration. administration, okay? 1919 is a good year for you and me.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So what's America coming to? So the, how long did it take to recover? Pretty soon. Well, for one thing, when your team is in first place, you forget all the sea and sins of your sport. Okay.

So the pennant race kicks in. But what really happens is a judge called Kennesaw Mountain Landis had been a progressive. He had fined standard oil like $26 million in 1907. He prosecuted the anti-war people or was the judge in the trials of people who were against the war. He comes out after, you know, the white socks, black socks guys, the crooked players are acquitted by a jury in Chicago. and but Landis, who was a federal judge in Chicago, issues a statement that says no player who endeavors to fix a game, throw a game, sits with players and discusses this or with gamblers

or who does not inform his club about what's going on, we'll never play baseball again. And that really shuts the scandals down. And the most important part of that is that you have to inform on your, other players if you hear something is going on. Because it's always known that, you know, you're not supposed to throw these games. It is not known that you're supposed to, you know, inform on your other players. And this has a sort of parallel with the controversy that, you know, Elliot Asinoff may have been involved in. Not only was he blacklisted, but he fronted for blacklisted

writers. Okay, this is a time when the communist refused to talk on other, about other communists. So it's always a moral issue, whether you're to use a term now in the common parlance, a whistleblower. You know, what's right, what's wrong about that? And in baseball, it was, you're going to, you're not going to be a part. If you hear about this, you're going to tell the authorities, there are a couple of minor scandals, they're minor because they're minor because they're caught early on in the 1920s, and that's why the scandals stop in baseball. And is that, there's another thing going on called Dave Ruth. Is there, is this why Pete Rose had such a harsh penalty?

Yeah, gambling was always, you know, they land is through an owner out in the 1940s for betting on his own team. not against his own team. It wasn't crooked or anything like that, but he was very harsh on gambling. You always used to see signs in the old ballparks, you know, no gambling in there. They were very much afraid of being tainted again. And I think, you know, the Rose thing is akin to the Shulish Joe Jackson situation where both of them, there are arguments. They should both be in the Hall of Fame because they're playing records.

but they're kept out because they're just poison in terms of gambling situation. So did Shulis Joe Jackson, did he, you know, the kids say it ain't so, Joe, he wasn't, he didn't spend any time. He was found not guilty. Did everybody just know? Was it an O.J. Simpson thing? Everybody just knew. Yeah, right. He just got away with it.

Case is a little problematical because he never sits in the two meetings to discuss things. But he does take $5,000. And he goes out to the press after he gets out of the grand jury and say, you know, I was cheated. I didn't get the other $15,000. I was promised. He has a tremendous hitting record during the series. He plays great. He plays great.

He hits 375, 12 hits the only home run of this series. So people point to that, but he took the money. And it appears, it looks like the best, most coherent scenario of this is that he lent his name to the fix. That really his prestige as the best player on that team, the best position player, helped seal the deal with the gamblers. Did he go on to play in 1920? Well, they all play in 1920 because the scandal is not uncovered until very late in the same. season when they're all suspended with the pennant race still going on, and

Comiskey, the owner, the so-called cheapskate owner, bounces all the players who are still on the team. Interestingly enough, the Yankees then offer to lend Babe Ruth to the White Sox so they can finish out their season competitively. Holy cow.

Wow. Holy cow have things changed. That was not allowed. Wow. Wow. David, thank you so much. I appreciate it. Okay, thank you. God bless you. One of my favorite historians, David Petruza, who is fascinated with the progressive era just as much as I am and loves to find stories that just are upside down because some socialist, communist, progressive, took the story and just carved the heart out of it and something new. Someday we'll have a story about a young boy in Texas who was brutalized by his father who wouldn't allow him to transform into a woman.

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Yay, all the women can celebrate. Dozens of house members have been involved in Capitol Hill sex scandals, but to date, they've all been men. But that glass ceiling has been. broken. Katie Hill. He's the first female lawmaker to face house ethics inquiry over sexual relationships. See, men and women are the same.

And they both, in this situation, are both interested in younger women, which is almost always the case with the men, and in this situation, also with the women. We should just ban younger women. Yes, cancel them. If we just got rid of all younger women, or we, we just got rid of all younger women. or we got rid of everyone else except younger women. Either one is definitely the right path forward. Yeah.

You got to pick one of them. Yeah. Just either execute everyone over 20 that's not female or execute all females under 20. That's all we have to do and it's fixed. You don't like that idea? So anyway, she's the first woman to have an ethics investigation on sexual misconduct. She said she was having a consensual relationship with a young staffer.

But don't we know, Stu, don't we know now that the power dynamics? The power dynamics, this was abuse. This could have been rape even. She says during the final tumultuous years of my abusive marriage, I became involved in a relationship with someone on my campaign. I know that even a consensual relationship with a subordinate is inappropriate. but I still allowed it to happen despite my better judgment.

Okay, but hang on just a second. But the younger staffer was doing like a three-way with the quote, abusive husband who the third wheel says, no, it's the other way around. She was abusive to him. First of all, don't demean it, by the tawdry use of threesome.

I'm sorry, thruple. Thruple. A thruple. Yeah. And yes, there's all, I mean, look, it's a divorce. And there is a big part of me that says this is their crazy personal life. And, you know, I don't, you know, when it comes to a campaign, there's an ethics investigation. It's obviously news. But it is at some level their personal business.

It's interesting the double standard that happens here because you can dig into all sorts of divorce hearings when Barack Obama is running against Jack Ryan in Illinois to get a Senate seat that leads to the presidency. It's totally unfined on earth those records and push them all over the media. But with this one, people seem to be a little bit more hesitant to do so. Yeah, well, I mean, it's their personal life. She was just exploring, you know, and doing something that the victim says was dark and unnatural. You're just, we have Michael Knowles on here, and he was just protested by these people who are standing up for the rights of transgender people, which I'm fine.

with rights of transit. But they threw out this line that said, you know, the rate of transgender's being killed in our country. And I asked, do, is there an epidemic going on? Because I keep hearing this from people. And how come I'm not seeing the stories on the news? Yeah. I mean, if somebody is hunting down transgendered people, if somebody is, if they are, if there are hate crimes against transgendered people, we should know about it. Yeah.

Here's the actual stat from 2015 to. 2017, there were three murders of trans women motivated by the victim's transgender identity. So three total in three years. All three involved concealing their physical sex, which is, you know, they were not, again, not necessarily saying they were, you know, two of them were sex work. So guy goes, gets a prostitute, thinks it's a man and it's a woman, or the other way around, probably. Now that I think about it, probably their way around. that's what those were. Now those aren't right,

but this is not a hunting down of transgender people. They thought it was a woman, and all of a sudden, you know, they got a little surprise. Yeah, that doesn't work out well. Yeah, still not a good reason. No, no, no doubt. Maybe it shouldn't be in a prostitution place anyway.

So this weekend, there's a debate going on. And, well, there's a debate going on all the time. And lately, the debate has been about transgenderism. and the violence against transgenderism. And if you speak out and say, hey, I don't think that seven-year-old should get a sex change operation. I don't think that's a good idea.

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8773677524 or online at Patriotmobile.com slash Beck. Mr. Michael Knowles, the host of the Michael Noel, show at the Daily Wire. A very funny guy, very smart guy, accomplished writer, I could say. I could say, writer, kind of like that. When I say he was the author,

the author of the number one bestselling book, Reasons to Vote for Democrats. If you don't know why I say, writer, it was very thorough. You should go and look that book up. Welcome to the program, Michael Knowles. How are you? Glenn, thank you.

Thank you for having me and thank you for your very, very generous definition of the word writer. So, Michael, first of all, how have you been? I haven't talked to you in a while. It's good to hear from it. I've been doing, it's good to hear from you, Glenn. I've been doing well, and I have been on my Yap Young America's Foundation lecture tour, which is the men or not women and other uncomfortable truths lecture tour. And I have never seen a basic biological reality meet such. protests, I actually found myself, I was an assignment in a gender studies class, a gender studies class called Sex and Love, two of my favorite subjects, by the way, actually assigned the students a protest against my speech, not to come see my speech, but to protest the speech. So it's in a pretty wild few weeks. You know, it's really weird. When I was in school, you would get

extra credit by watching something or going someplace, listening it, and then having a conversation or writing a paper on it. We just cut right to the chase. Don't even listen. Just protest. This must have been 100 years ago. I mean, I think now the universities have completely flipped this on its head because there was a protester at this speech who, on camera, you can see it on YouTube, said the reason

we're protesting is because this speech is literally violence. And so, I mean, that was my reaction to you. I said, you know, back in the way, way back days when I was in college just a few years ago, you would get extra credit if you went and listened to a lecture. Now you're getting credit for protesting a lecture. The way that they've done it is because they can't refute any sort of conservative argument, the only way that they can fight back against our argument is to censor us, to shut us down to protest us. And the best way that they can do that is to equate our speech with violence because it then just, justifies their own violence in return. That is absolutely crazy.

So you were, where were you? I saw a video. I think it came Monday. And you were giving your talk. And outside was this class. Let's roll some of the video. So this was not exactly, I mean, it was seemingly kind of well attended. It must have been maybe, I don't know, 50 or 75 people there.

But they weren't really, it wasn't any. exciting rally. And some of the points they're making like the high rate of transgender being killed, you know, we looked it up and

in a three year period, there were only three people that were transgender that were murdered because they were transgendered. And that all three of them are involved the surprise that apparently hit some people when they believe they're about to hook up with a woman and

it maybe is not a woman. Right. That was the cause of three. And when you say hook up, you're painting. It was sex work. Yes. Sex worker. So, you know, you don't run into the best class of Johns, you know, all the time.

You're cruising the boulevard. Right. Right. You know, of course, they totally manipulate the statistics. And it's all for this emotional manipulation. What's funny is the tour, you know, it takes its title from the speech that I gave men or not women, where I first was very protested and actually physically assaulted, too. But there are these other uncomfortable truths.

And the two that I've been giving, the video you saw and the clip you played was at Kennesaw State in Georgia, and I was at University of Florida last night. And the two other uncomfortable truths were that the mainstream media are fake news, that you're being fed a bill of goods from leftist propagandists, much like we heard in that clip. And then the next one I thought was more important, which is that leftism is not compassionate. And what they're saying is that if we state very basic biological realities, that that's actually cruel, it's leading to murder, and it's leading to suicide. And none of the statistics back that up at all.

But what they want to do is portray reality as cruel and portray fantasy as compassionate. And of course, that simply isn't true. So, Michael, what is the, what's the reaction on campuses? Because I'm starting to see videos where there are thousands of people that are turning out positively for conservative. And I can't even say conservative. Just science facts. Yeah. There are many, many multiples more people who are turning out to these lectures to engage in a productive way.

You know, I was at the University of Florida last night. There were hundreds of people there, and it wasn't all conservative students. Many were moderates, and a few of them were left-wing, and some of the left-waters got up there and asked questions in a mostly respectful way, and it was really productive, and it's sort of what the university is supposed to do, is to foster dialogue, and everybody can leave, hopefully, having learned something. I think we've reached a tipping point with these censors, with these people who are going to try to shut us down, you know. They, they tell you that anybody to the right of Hillary Clinton

is a fascist and a bigot and a Nazi and a murderer. And I just think nobody really believes it. And they've simply gone too far. And at this point, if you are going to protest a basic fact, you know, men or not women, you might as well protest the idea that two plus two equals four. I think the vast, vast majority of people know that the censors have lost the narrative, and they're not going to take it anymore. They're going to turn out, and they're not going to be robbed of their university experience. Well, here's what's weird. I agree with you. I think people who are independent, I think a lot of Democrats and conservatives, they know all of this.

I really think most people are like, come on, man, I don't want to hate people. I don't hate people. You want to do this with your life and your own body. fine. I don't necessarily agree with it, but I'm not you. So go ahead and do whatever it is that you want to do. But don't do it to kids, you know?

And I think that's where most people are. The problem is, as we are starting to say, this is crazy, and I think on all fronts, this is crazy. We have to have a conversation about this. They have institutionalized, not just in the schools, but they've institutionalized in our government.

When you have a seven-year- old in a Texas court being told that his mother can basically sterilize him and turn him into a woman when, you know, forget it. Even if that seven-year-old says, yeah, I am, I'm Carol Channing. You don't do that to a seven-year-old. But here in Texas, that is happening. I mean, if it's happening in Texas, good. But heavens, what's happening in California, New York?

I think people are seeing this. I mean, I was shocked myself when I saw the Texas decision, and very little shocks me these days. I am in the news 24-7. And I couldn't believe it because the problem runs so much deeper than we thought. You know, when you see the people with the crazy hair and you're yelling and screaming and they're all upset because of their leftist politics, it's easy to write that off and say, okay, these are just fringe, lunatic people, and the vast majority of it. are normal. But when you have this institutionalized, not just in the judiciary, but in the

judiciary in conservative places, you realize how deep the rot runs. I think this is why these conservative campus lectures series and these actually independent campus lecture series and the protests they meet are so important, too, because it shows you how deep the rot runs, even at elite universities. You know, there was a study out of ISI. It showed that graduating seniors at elite universities know less about their history and their government and their politics than incoming freshmen. This is a really, really deep problem, and it's going to take a lot more than one or two elections or one or two decisions to turn it around. All right.

This weekend, Politicon is happening in Nashville, and you're going to be there. And who are you debating? I am going to be debating a Democratic strategist by the name of Chris Hahn, who once called me Skinny Boy on national television. So that tells you a little bit about the tenor of our debate. It should be a lot of fun. All right. Michael, thank you so much. You can find Michael at the Dailywire.com and listen to his show, the Michael Knowles show, and see him this weekend at Politicon. Thanks, Michael. Appreciate it. Thanks so much, Fleck. You bet.

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I'm working on this book, arguing with idiots, or sorry, arguing with socialist, same thing. And Barney Frank was in some of the research that we did, and I thought, whatever happened? a Barney Frank. Where is he now? Not a metal detector someplace, you know, in Cape Cod or something. Where is Barney Frank now?

Do you have an answer to this? No, I have no idea. I didn't care enough to look it up, but I see you're already there. Now I'm curious too. I do occasionally see him on television. I feel like relatively recently he was, he made some news because he said something that

disagreed with the left. Because now Barney Frank is probably like super conservative compared to what they have now in Congress. He's probably like, looking at AOC, like, who is this person? A socialist, you know what I mean? Like, Barney Frank is, was super left at one time. But I don't know how he'd fit into this Congress. If he's, if he doesn't fit in now, it's John F. Kennedy must be Hitler to the left.

Oh, my gosh. They must just be like, ask not what, what? We're going to do what? I mean, lowering taxes on rich people. Can you imagine a world where this was suggested in today's Democratic Party? I mean, it's not, you can't. The only way the Democrats win is if they have somebody that connects with the youth. That's the only way they win.

Because I don't think America's just going to go, did you see Joe Biden's numbers? His numbers are going up. Yeah, I mean, there's various polls telling different stories. You know, it's, you know, the thing that I did talk about at one point, about how I think putting Biden versus Trump as the marquee matchup because of this impeachment and the Ukraine stuff, I think might help him. And you look at the CNN poll.

It's 34 to 19. He's up over Elizabeth Warren. And I point you to that poll because it's the first shred of evidence that my theory was true. And everything else is pointed the other direction. So hear me out. Let me highlight it. That may be right. That may absolutely be right.

I have another theory that they got to the edge of the abyss without Joe Biden. and they went, oh, God, not that. None of these people will work. And so they're like, Back to Jolten Joe. I've got to go back to Jolten Joe. If it's possible, you know, there's another poll out today. And all these are, it's funny because all these polls come out,

and they can give you a news cycle if you really want them to. There's a poll out of Iowa today that shows Biden in fourth, behind a surging Pete Buttigieg, who seems to be taking some of his votes in that state. it's hard to know. But when you look at the national polling, this is since the last debate, I mean, almost nothing has changed. Almost nothing.

Joe Biden still leads the field. This is a, he's with 27.4. He's down a half a point since the last debate. Warren is up a half a point since the last debate. Sanders is up a point. But again, it's like right now, it's 27.4 to 21, Biden leads. Then 17 for Sanders.

Then six and a half. for Buttigieg and five and a half for Harris, who's actually up since the last debate. I mean, like, we get these impressions that these huge moves are happening because of one poll, but when you look at the grand scheme of things, it looks like there's a couple of front runners

with Warren and Biden. There's a couple people behind with Sanders and Buttigieg that are in the running in some ways. You can make an argument they're there. Then there's a couple more who are hanging on by a thread, and then you've got a bunch of nobodies. It's basically where, we are, a bunch of people who are about to drop out.

So what is Boudidj, what is the DNC going to do with Bouda judge? Because they're running polls you know, in the South and African Americans are not ready for a gay president. You know, I will say

the polling is fascinating on this because what you see when you actually break this down is a gay president is still one of those things a lot of Americans will not vote for, including about 20% of Democrats. So, about 20% of Democrats say they will not, right?

And it's something like 30% of Republicans and 20 some odd percent of independence who say, no matter who the person is, if they're gay, they will not vote for them. Those are, to be surprisingly high numbers in 2019. Shockingly. And I'm sure they're going to be dropping. That's the way these things usually move. But, you know, the argument here is that it's a little too early. And if you remember, going back to the,

The gay marriage situation in California, probably most famously, black voters who are almost exclusively Democrat, voted against gay marriage at much higher numbers than white voters did. And we're seeing... Higher voters than Christians. Yeah. Just plain white Christians. You go to the South Carolina polling and Buttigieg is hitting the high peak of 0% over and over again among black voters. Wow. In fact, you know, he'll hit, you look at, you look around these demographics and you'll see Elizabeth Warren's at, you know, say 20%. And then she gets, you know, 15% of black voters and, you know, it goes to the demographics and they're generally equal. Biden does particularly well among black voters. Buddha judges like 12% are voters and 0% of African American voters. Like they, he cannot seem to get any African Americans to vote for.

So there's no way that he can be the guy. Well, I mean, unless it changes, maybe he can make his case. But there's a, There's some reasons to believe that it's not going to change, and then what do you do? Because you can't, not win the presidency without the black vote in a strong showing from it. You can't win the nomination without it either. Maybe we're both right. Maybe people looked at Trump versus Biden and went, yeah, okay, he's our guy and looked over the abyss and went, there is no other guy. To hear the audio of the Hillary Clinton aide that said, she said, Yeah, I'll play it for you in a second.

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All right. So I've got to play this for you. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program, by the way. I got to play a longtime Clinton advisor, Philippe bronze, which I think, I think we know that name because I think that's just another, uh, a Twitter account for Mitt Romney. I'm not sure, but Clinton advisor, Philip Rons, has left the door wide open for a potential 2020 run. Listen to this. You're looking for it.

It's right at the top of the sheet. Long time, Clinton, advisor. Audio. This is a huge F. But if she had to jump in for whatever reason and the party has moved someplace that she hasn't, then she won't get the votes. That's the point of the primary. There are, I guess, still 19 people. There are a few that are in double digits.

If she would run and people think that she's too left, too right, to center, whatever you want to call it, that's the beauty of it. They get to vote against whoever they want. I mean, if you gave me a choice between betting on her running or betting on Parable, I'd probably bet on Parable. But if she were to run, people get to decide. I know you do. And it's a whole, in a cottage industry around her. She might as, to some extent, she might as well run. She's become like the most reasonable person of Democratic Party.

That's scary. She might be the best person to beat President Pence. I'm sorry, I meant President Trump. Did you see what he did there with the President Pence thing? Did you understand that? She's the most reasonable? Hillary Clinton is. Oh, okay.

Okay. All right. I mean, I, I, it's, she does seem, you know, almost William Buckley-esque compared to the current crop of candidates. Yes, yes. That's only because Stalin is also running. Let's see. It's also the right of this field. Yeah, it's, I think, I mean, they've moved.

No one believes that Hillary Clinton is some moderate, but in outward language, I mean, she definitely tried to signal she was more moderate than almost everyone in this field, including the people they're calling moderates in this field, like Biden, like Buttigieg. Like, you know, this is, they've moved a really far distance really quickly. Oh, yeah. And I feel like, you know, look, I am not the type of person who wants to give advice to Democrats. But there is a situation where it seems like they learned all the wrong lessons from 2016. You know, they, they're taking Hillary Clinton a person who just personality-wise could not deal with Donald Trump.

Couldn't do it. She was a terrible candidate, but she also has the personality and the traits that would just do not do well against a Trump-like candidate. Then they're going to run Elizabeth Warren, who has all of the same traits. All of them. And the other part of that is she's far more left than Hillary Clinton. Clinton at least portrayed herself. So those voters who voted for Obama and then Trump, who decided the election, they're going to say, well, I voted for Trump last time against Clinton, but this time they are running a socialist with the same package.

So maybe I'll consider changing my mind again. And then you have Hillary Clinton who came to the table and said, hey, you know what? There's a slice of the Trump voters that are, they're just deplorables. There's a basket of deplorables with her expressed point being many of them are not. in the basket of deplorables. Then this entire field in 2020, instead of learning the lessons and saying, well, that was,

we shouldn't really be calling any of them deplorables. They're now calling all of them deplorables. They're all racist. Anyone who supports Trump is the worst person on earth. I know. They've learned every wrong lesson from that election. And if they somehow win, it will be in spite of themselves.

Who was it that I was reading? Somebody said, I'm not a Trump supporter. But I think what's happening is ridiculous. And he said, I don't know how to talk to Democrats or anybody on the left. He said, I just say, well, now, wait a minute. I mean, Elizabeth Warren, you're a Trump supporter? No, I just think that this is, you're a Trump supporter.

You're on the Trump train. Woody Hall, Maga now? No. And they don't know how to say anything to anyone. Except, oh, you're just on a Trump train. You just want to be on a Trump train. No, no, can we talk about the issues here? Can we just talk about issues?

That's how they handle all these things, right? Like, if you don't agree with a seven-year-old having their, you know, I don't know how to describe the process, but puberty blockers, and they're going to turn a seven-year-old boy into a seven-year-old girl, well, then you're transphobic. If you don't like a black Democrat for some reason, like their tax policy, you're a racist. You know, if you don't like it, they just continually have these weird black and white lines that allow them to define this debate in their head as something that's rational, but it's not. And if you actually talk to people, can we play the Blaze media, the interviewing that we did at the Trump rally?

Send the Blaze cameras and microphones out. And we just wanted to talk to regular supporters of Donald Trump. Listen to what they actually had to say. What do you guys like about Trump? He's Stuart Black. He can stand his ground when people try to push him down. I like that he's attacking things that I've been waiting for people to approach and attack for many years. I like that he also is for the forgotten man.

He talks a lot about the people that are forgotten. And he does more for people of color. And he talks about more things that I can see that will affect me as well as my grandchildren. So I am a Trump supporter. What are you saying? What do you want to know about it? What does it mean? Basically that even though I'm gay, I don't have to think a certain way like the left

presumed that we have to. I was born conservative, also born gay, free thinker. Yeah, that's what it's here for. I'm conservative. I've never in my life thought I'd be holding a sign telling everybody I'm gay. But I think it's important to do that right now because if not, we're going to lose control. So what do you like about it? He actually does what he says he's going to do and he's hilarious.

He is so funny. The liberals have no sense of humor. He is super funny. You know, is that intentional? Sometimes it is. Is his comedy intentional? Or is he just doesn't give a crap? I mean, that's what I predicted would happen before Obama was even selected as the candidate.

I said if this guy becomes the candidate and the president, when he's done, we're going to get a guy who's just like, ah, yeah, you know, I fought it. Ha ha! Don't we all fond? That's what he is. He just doesn't care. Right. The person who does not refine,

the person that just blurts out what they're thinking, the person that says things that, you know, a lot of people say around the bar. I mean, that whole thing, which is, you know,

turned into somewhat of a cliche, is kind of accurate with Trump, right? I mean, that's kind of what he does. It's in a strange package of a billionaire real estate mogul, but it is.

Right. I mean, it is what he is. Right. And I think, Most of the time, I think you can definitely see that Trump likes the humor and finds it sometimes intentionally. But that's not, I don't know that that's necessarily what that guy's talking about. He just likes the fact that, you know, he just says stuff and it pisses people off and he doesn't care.

And there's, there's always something humorous about that. Yeah, there is. And it's what you like about every, you know, go back to George Carlin or you go back to Richard Pryor or, you know, Lenny Bruce or any, any person who's just saying, these things and doesn't care. It's what you like about children. You know, Bill Cosby, I hate to bring him up, but Bill Cosby, remember he did the old

art link letter thing, children say the darndest things. I think that's still on. I think there's another version of that. Is it really? I bet with Jeff Foxworthy, I think he did it for a while and I want to say there's another version of it on now. But Bill not appearing. But it's funny because when you talk to,

when you actually talk to kids, you find them funny because they just say what they're thinking. There's no filter, and they're usually right. But you don't say that in polite company. Yeah. By the way, Tiffany Haddish is the new host of that program. And of course, you know Tiffany Haddish from all of her work. I mean, all over.

You're looking at IMDB right now. Like, for example, Girls Trip is one that you remember. Oh, Girls Trip? Tell me about her from. Tell me about your favorite scene in Girls Trip. You know that part when they get in the car? Like all the girls in the car at the same time? Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, my God, that's really good.

Like what wild stuff in particular? Oh, when they're talking about all those issues, you just shouldn't talk about in a car on a trip. She was in that? Yeah. Which one was she? She was the one in the car. Right.

I know, but there were others that were in the car. You know, they're all, I hate to. I'd hate to define them by their appearance. Oh, you are. You are so thoughtful. Yeah. Any specific attribute. Who the hell is she?

She was in girls' trip. Okay, didn't see it. She was in... Okay, I'm looking now. She was at a girl's trip. Yeah, I got that one. I got it. I got it.

Well, night school. You saw that one, of course. Night school did not see that one. Uncle Drew. Uncle Drew, I did not see. Let's see. A bunch of voice work. Oh, maybe I've heard her from like a Campbell's commercial.

No, no, you've heard her from Lego movie to Secret Life of Pets to Angry Birds movie to Apparently none of the originals, but she's in the crappy sequels So like, why was she in the Lego movie, too? She was Queen something, Queen Waterva Wannabi? I don't know. I did not see the legal movie part two. I don't remember which I did and don't remember that role. So it's like saying you saw her in Girls Trip.

She was in Girls Trip, but she is coming up in Bad Trip, which I don't know if it's related to Girls Trip, but I'm sure it's going to be fantastic. Well, she's fantastic. I think we've decided in all that she does. So let's move. What is she even? Why did you bring her up?

Because she's the host of, Oh, kids say the darndest things. Are they still saying it, darnest, darnest things? Kids say the darnedest things. Wow, there's an old-timey word. Darnest thing. Kids say the darnedest things. Yeah.

Tonight on ABC television. I will say she was also in the music video for Ringling by Todrick Hall. Oh, okay. I saw that one. You may remember her from there. Yeah. When are they going to change it to? Kids are just all effed up.

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That one just kind of came out. Stude just said off air. he said, you know, LeBron James, that, you know, the Star Spangled Banner and he walks out. He starts screaming or whatever? Yeah, and he's like, let's go! And it just came out. What an A. What an A-hole is what you said, yes.

And Glenn is not a common swearer, I will say. Your language is pretty refined. Yes. However, usually there's a time and place for a Glenn swear, and it's pretty. rare. Yeah. But there is a point of emphasis. They're carefully chosen. Either for comedy or to make a point. Right. Yes. They are curated in a way that is very refined. It is an art. That one just seemed to blurt out. That one was just a knee jerk, a hole. If you're going to knee jerk an a hole, LeBron James is the guy to do it about. Oh my gosh. Yeah. The perfect. I'm so happy that people are

finally seeing LeBron in the light that I've seen him in for so long that he's the worst. That he, I just, he is. just terrible, an awful, awful, awful creature. I can't stand LeBron James. Fill me in because I really want to know when my knee jerk, I don't know sports, I don't know anything. You've been hanging around me too long. Is this the problem? But I mean, no, it's not even that. I just saw that video and my knee jerk reaction was that. And so fill me in because he's a guy I'd like more information to really base that knee jerk. Look, I could go into lots of depth and I don't know that we have the time to go into all of the. reasons why. Would you like to do a special

episode? I would like to do an entire... Yes, exactly. However, what I would like to say is and I found this, I thought about this recently, is that LeBron James also created a school for needy children and he's done lots of really good things and I could choose to see some of those, but I

don't. I always see him in the worst possible light. And I realized I am to LeBron James what the media is to Trump. Like I am just, I am automatically a hater of James just because I don't like his teams and I want him to lose every time and there's not really a reason. You know, although he is pretty terrible

in many, many ways and we could get into that in the special episodes coming up. Has he killed anybody? Probably. So my point though is that like this is how the media is. Like they go into, I go into a LeBron James story looking for LeBron James to be awful in every circumstance. Luckily he obliges me

almost every time. But I mean, I go into it looking for the bad. And that's what the media does with Trump. They don't go into it saying, oh, he said lynching. We've all said lynching in this context. We understand what he meant. That's never the way they play it because they go into it thinking he's essentially literally Hitler. Right.

So, of course, when they literally Hitler up there as the president says he says lynching, you assume it's because he wants to bring back. Yeah, he's Hitler. He's Hitler. He's Lynch people for real. Can we play just the audio here real quick? Here's LeBron James. They're doing the Star Spangled banner. Right before a game.

Here's what happened. Right. Right? He's just, he's walking while they're singing, and he's just walking and looking at the crowd like, what's wrong with you? Let's go! Yeah, why aren't you cheering? I mean, it's just...

They're singing the song, dude. Kind of an important one for some. But you know what? At least he'll stand up for China. What a brave, brave man he is. You know what? It's two pieces of information that I know about LeBron. That's what did it.

It was last week with him on China being just an... uninformed boob just a stupid stupid comment from him that was all about you don't care about people like me that makes millions of dollars a year. We could have lost our jobs.

Oh my gosh. What an a-hole. See that's the only Yeah, I meant that one, but that's really the only way to describe a guy like that. So we'll, maybe tomorrow we'll have a case against LeBron from Stu.

Thank you.