The Glenn Beck Program - The Young Turks Are FASCISTS | 8/22/19

Episode Date: August 22, 2019

Enough is enough. When the Young Turks — named after genocidal revolutionaries, by the way — mock OUR wounded servicemen and call terrorists “brave soldiers,” they’re just showing their true... colors. There’s no search for truth any more among this generation of protesters, who have traded God and the peaceful nature of Gandhi and MLK for violence and outrage. The protesters in Hong Kong MUST root themselves in truth. Here are some other truths: Denmark is learning that assimilation is necessary if you want to keep your country, and Business Insider has learned that buying guns at Walmart isn’t that easy. Also, countries like Germany are starting to pay NEGATIVE interest rates on their bonds, and WE’RE worried? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:02 We're glad you're here today. There's a lot to talk about. I'd like to start with what was said about Dan Crenshaw yesterday by the young Turks. It is quite remarkable. It is absolutely quite remarkable. We'll talk about that coming up in just a second. and set the record straight. Also want to continue our conversation that we had yesterday about Google. I talked to the scientist that is looking into Google last night, and he is really, really freaked out. I mean, for a guy who has always been just a researcher, now to find himself in this massive struggle between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
Starting point is 00:00:59 and the press just tearing this guy. apart. It's pretty remarkable, especially when you see that it looks like it's being orchestrated by Google. The people he is warning us about. We'll have more on that coming up. The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glembeck program. You know, I know about you, but, you know, let me start here. I want to apologize forever apologizing for the things that I said. about Barack Obama. Wait, you're apologizing for my apology.
Starting point is 00:01:58 Yeah, because I really thought that we were living in a world that wanted to try to be decent human beings. And, you know, I thought about it an awful lot, but I'm so sick and tired now of hearing people blame the right and blame us and blame Trump and whatever. and then just turned a blind eye to absolute vile speak. What was said about Dan Crenshaw yesterday is beyond reprehensible. You have a right to say it, but I have a right to say what I want to say in 60 seconds. This is the Glenn Beck program. There is nothing more frustrated than going on a diet and not losing. weight. Huh? Yeah? I love that. Oh, man. I actually went on the, uh, the keto diet,
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Starting point is 00:05:05 The 23ME test didn't give you any more information we need to know about, did they? No, other than it's probably in my DNA someplace that I am. I'm one with the streets. So, yaw. Apparently. Word up. Okay, so anyway, let me, could we just play the audio on Joe Rogan, Dan Granchaw appeared recently. And he spoke about a lot of different things, and it was a great episode, and it was a great interview.
Starting point is 00:05:43 Well, the Young Turks didn't like it too much. And in response to the Joe Rogan Dan Crenshaw interview, Hassan Piker of the Young Turks mocked Crenshaw's lost eye. He also went on to say that America deserved 9-11. here he is I can't do this guy has the understanding of foreign policy
Starting point is 00:06:08 of like a 12 year old what the what the fuck is wrong with this dude didn't he go to war and like literally lose his eye because some Mujahideen
Starting point is 00:06:17 a brave soldier his eyehole with their d- isn't that how he lost his dumbass eye because he got his eye hole by a brave soldier
Starting point is 00:06:26 didn't he learn that there's a difference between like military bases and diplomacy See? So that's how... I just want to remind you how far we've come. Now, I defend his right to say this.
Starting point is 00:06:45 As vile and disgusting as it is, I will defend his right to say this. I will not call for him being banned, him being silenced, or anything else. Freedom of speech, the First Amendment, means you must stand up for this. the most vile speech you can comprehend. And that is some of the most vile speech I've ever heard.
Starting point is 00:07:15 But he has an absolute constitutional right, damn it, to say it. And I hate saying that. I hate defending his right. to say those things. But that's what it's all about. This isn't a, this isn't something that calls for somebody to be banned, called for somebody to be pulled off the air.
Starting point is 00:07:56 This calls for common decency. First of all, we're calling the Mahajadine. We're calling them brave soldiers. Do you know who these people are? these are brave soldiers. Are ISIS soldiers brave too? Because if they're brave soldiers, then so are the SS. And you can say, well, they thought they were doing right, so yes, they were brave soldiers.
Starting point is 00:08:38 But then you would have to give that to Dan Crenshaw as well, which you won't do. Anybody who believes they're right, they must be brave. They must be brave soldiers. Or do you just have a thing for our nation's enemy? Not our nation's enemy. I don't care. These are enemies of mankind. Anyone, anyone who says, well, you can't say that because God tells me you can't say that and I have a right to kill you,
Starting point is 00:09:16 you're an enemy of humans. You're an enemy of God. How could I say that? well because I know for a fact I know for a fact Hassan piker is my brother through God he's not my favorite brother he's not even close to my favorite brother he's not a brother I like what I want to hang out with he is one that I would have a hard time remaining civil in the same room with, but he is my brother, and I know my father in heaven loves him. He's probably weeping, but he loves him. But here's what the real problem is. The young Turks are responsible,
Starting point is 00:10:25 literally responsible for the squad. They're the ones who helped put all this together. they're the ones who are finding the most radical and getting them elected and then protecting them. These are not normal Democrats. These are revolutionaries. Hey, Stu, you know, it's kind of funny. You know, they named themselves the young Turks and I'm sure they didn't know what the young Turks did. I mean, could you just do a quick search for the term young Turks? Turks and let's remind everybody who the young Turks really were.
Starting point is 00:11:14 Do you have that? I mean, we've talked about it before. Yeah. To pull it out of my memory, I mean, it's probably a bad idea just because I don't remember, you know, it's been a while since we've done the history on it. But they were not, you know, like, it wasn't be, it wouldn't be something that normal people would name themselves after. No, no.
Starting point is 00:11:32 There was a pretty ugly element. Yeah, revolutionaries, there was. you know, also a little bit of genocide. Yeah. You know. So if you're fine with a little bit of genocide, you're okay. You know, you call yourself the young Turk. Yeah, but here's a nice little sentence for you.
Starting point is 00:11:48 The Armenian genocide was the young Turk government's systematic extermination of Armenian subjects. An estimated 1.5 million people were killed. Yeah, so, I mean, I don't know. We should just call ourselves the stormtroopers. That's what the young Turks are. that's what they did and these guys are naming themselves after them that should tell you something
Starting point is 00:12:13 of dollars of capital funding which has always been incredible well that's what I also wanted to talk about I believe it was Jeffrey Katzenberg that has given them an awful lot of money he and others $20 million investment in the young Turks anybody who is funding these people
Starting point is 00:12:34 If you cannot hide behind, no, I'm just, I'm trying to just to be, you know, normal American. I just, I just, you know, want things to calm down. I'm just looking for the truth. You, you, you can't hide behind that. I want to expose all of the funders behind the young Turks. You, you should be ashamed of yourself. And America should know who you are. He goes on in his wonderful rant about how America deserved 9-11.
Starting point is 00:13:19 All right. You know, there's a conversation that should be had in this country, and I think we are kind of having it already. I think most people know that, you know, our foreign policy, the progressive foreign policy, the progressive Republicans and the progressive Democrats, and the progressive Democrats that we have followed
Starting point is 00:13:43 over the last 100 years doesn't work. It doesn't work. It's not good. Look at what happened to the Middle East. Where is that come from? The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Where is the young Turks financing coming from?
Starting point is 00:14:03 People who believe the enemy of my enemy is my friend. The young Turks are no one's friend, if you believe in freedom. If you believe they will shut me to, I can guarantee you, they would never, ever do a monologue about how I should, they would never stand up for a voice like mine. Never. They are not constitutional supporters. They do not believe in freedom of speech. They do not believe, unless it applies to them. They do not believe that people shouldn't be shunned and chased out of the square. They are, fascists. The people who are shutting other people down are fascists. I want to talk to you about the guy that we had on yesterday. I spoke to him last night, and this guy's a Democrat. This guy's, this guy voted for the Clintons. It was a big supporter of the Clintons forever. And he is investigating Google. He voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
Starting point is 00:15:28 he's not exactly on our side. If you view everything as a political team, but if you view what's going on in the world as there's the team freedom and the team fascist, communist, totalitarian, or absolute anarchy, I'm on team freedom. That's the team he's on.
Starting point is 00:16:01 and he is warning and last night is the first time I think I heard real despair and sadness because here's another American who now realizes none of this is honest. Wait a minute, I thought if I would just expose the truth, the truth would win. But none of this is honest. No. I know how he feels because I've been there. But it is time for the adults to step up. It's time for people to say, okay, I need to decide who I am.
Starting point is 00:16:53 Who I am. What's worth living for? What's worth dying for? What's worth talking about? There's very little, honestly, that is worth talking about. We talk about a lot. I talk about four to five hours a day. And I wonder how much of it is worth anything.
Starting point is 00:17:18 Well, that's what I really would like to talk to you about today. What has any meaning at all? Because we could sit here and yell and scream and go back and forth about Dan Crenshaw and this battle with some Yahoo on young turks. It doesn't matter. Dan Crenshaw can take care of. of himself. Dan Cranshaw is, he's a man. I know we're not supposed to say that anymore. I don't care. He's a man. And he also has perspective. He's been to battle. You think he cares what this guy
Starting point is 00:17:55 the young Turk says? No. So let's talk about that today. Let's set the table there. What matters most? And what are we supposed to be doing? In one minute we return. Word. I don't... You know that song about Cameo? Word up? Yeah. Raph and I were watching something.
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Starting point is 00:25:00 You know, there's a huge difference. Hi, welcome to the Glenbeck program and welcome to Pat Gray. There's a huge difference between people who are actually calling for change and those who are calling for revolution. And we need to know the difference because Hong Kong right now is filled with people who are asking for change and freedom. America seems to be filled with people who are just looking for revolution. And I think the young Turks qualify there, right?
Starting point is 00:25:37 As you were just talking about it. Yeah. Yeah, I think, you know, Rashida Taleb and Omar. I mean, well, I mean, and AOC for that matter. An AOC. And by the way, it is the co-founder of the young Turks who also established the Justice Democrats who recruited and built up and promoted AOC in their own image, as they said. So that's where you're getting these people because Justice Democrats, which is from the
Starting point is 00:26:08 young Turks is building up this wing in the Democrat Party that are just radicals and revolutionaries. You know, it's so amazing is you never hear. You never hear this. Can you imagine if the 9-12 project started just started proud boys, for instance. Yeah. Or just, or even just was running decent candidates. Right. And we're getting them elected.
Starting point is 00:26:33 We got four of them elected. Do you think the press would be all over that and say, That's just Glenn Beck and look at what he's doing. He's using his platform to get people to change the Constitution and have us return back to it. You know, whatever. They would absolutely be saying that. But dead silence from the most radical people we've ever had in Congress, along with the most radical of radicals online. The young Turks, they are making people in their image.
Starting point is 00:27:07 and it's the squad. And I know I'm stuck on this point, but I cannot get over this idea. Imagine if we rename this out of the blaze. We've now renamed it to the Hutu Radio Network. You're like, what's the Hutu Radio Network? Well, they killed 70% of the Tutsis and killed a million people in a couple of years.
Starting point is 00:27:25 But that's what you just named it after them. By the way, the Young Turks killed 80% more people than the Rwandan genocide. 1.8 million people they killed. in a genocide. It's one of the biggest genocides in world history. It is the reason we have the word genocide. We didn't
Starting point is 00:27:45 even have a word for this. It began there. It began with the Young Turks. Well, the Young Turk founder also used to be an Armenian genocide denier said it didn't happen. He stopped saying that. And now he says he doesn't have enough information to really have an
Starting point is 00:28:03 opinion on it. This is something, by the way, that not only do Republicans say, happened. But I mean, even Barack Obama ran on the fact that he was going to call it a genocide. Now, he never got around to it. He only had eight years. But he even admitted that it was a genocide. Everyone knows it was a genocide. Except for Sank. He has no idea. The young Turks, you have no idea. Not enough information on that. I mean, can you, really? Holocaust denial. And you name your freaking company after a government that committed one of the largest genocide. in world history. It's, I mean, look, it wasn't as big as the Nazis, but no one's going to call
Starting point is 00:28:41 their company, you know, the Nazi radio network or the Nazi. It's the, it's the, it's the, it's the SS wake up flakes. Wait, wait, do you realize what that was? But it's the T4 program. Welcome to it. I think about that. It's bigger than, you know, than Rwanda. It's hard to believe. Like, it's, it's hard to believe that that has happened and no one seemingly like mentions it. It's like a pretty big deal. This government killed almost two million people. Do you know that make America great again? Yeah. Do you know? Can I also say he tried to buy Greenland. What idiot? Oh man. When you've got issues like that, you can't get around to the genocide. See, denial. This is what I'm, this is exactly.
Starting point is 00:29:34 what I was talking about. Look at what the media is selecting to talk about. Yeah. When did you know, do you know what the GDP is right now? It just, we just, just, just was released for China? No. Okay. You remember when it was up in around 10? Yeah, it was, they had to be 9% or they were going to. Yeah, it was actually 8%. Yeah. Yeah. It's 4.9. Oh. Oh. Oh. Do you know that the United States bonds right now are the only ones? And there may be a couple out there, but I don't think any other major country now is trading above zero. Germany for the first time just went into negative bond rates.
Starting point is 00:30:17 That means people are so freaked out in Europe that they're saying, you know what, I'm going to give you, I'm going to give you $1,000, just give me $900 back in Europe. 50 years. What? Wow. What? Negative interest rates. We're the only one that is still saying, you know what, we'll pay you. We'll pay you.
Starting point is 00:30:43 You'll make money with ours. Fascinating. I mean, that's, how is that possible? Right. And so what are they doing? They're blaming it on Trump. It's not Trump. You see Sean Spicer is on Dancing with the Stars?
Starting point is 00:30:56 How can that be? I can't dance Plus I don't like him Why? Why is he on it? It's just insane, isn't it? It really is. It's so insane. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:31:12 And yet, they continue to go down this road and they're trying so hard right now to destroy the only outlet that conservatives feel like they can cling to and that's Fox News. Do you know there's another movie coming out? This one's a major, theater release with Nicole Kidman, Margo Robbie.
Starting point is 00:31:32 That's a draw. Yeah. And Charlie Staron. Margo Robbie's one of things. Like, you can complain about things until you find out that Margo Robbie's in it. And then you stop complaining about things. Oh, what is it? I didn't realize that.
Starting point is 00:31:43 They're going to say my family started a genocide. Oh, well, I'm still going to see it. There's Margo Robbie in it? I'm there. Yep. Yeah. That is a weird one. The trailer looks.
Starting point is 00:31:53 Have you seen the trailer is amazing? It looks great. And how amazing. Charleys Theron looks so much like Megan Kelly in this. Oh my gosh, yeah. I can't believe. I don't know what they did, but she looks. You could almost not recognize Charlize Theron in there.
Starting point is 00:32:08 Yeah. And Nicole Kidman. Yeah. Why have makeup anymore? I mean, this is not what they did. But why have makeup anymore? Soon, you'll be able to look like that character because it'll all be deep fakes. You can have that actor do it, but they won't put makeup on.
Starting point is 00:32:26 Yeah. Yeah. At some point, why do you even bother hiring the actors and actresses? It's like you just take the old footage and manipulate it into new footage. And it's like, you're going to have, I mean, look at, what's her face? I was at the movie this weekend and freaking Princess Leia is in this movie again. She's in another movie of all the people that you could have killed off in these movies. Why wouldn't you kill off the person who's actually dead?
Starting point is 00:32:50 Yeah, I know. And they left her in there and they're like CGIing her through like multiple movies. Wow. Poor Han Solo, spoiler alert, is no, where's he? He's still around. He could be acting in these movies. I don't get it. You know, right now, I mean, it is so crazy.
Starting point is 00:33:07 You are going to have people who are just stars. They're just stars. And they really haven't done anything. And they don't have to act. And you are entering a time to where all they do is say, yes, you can use my image for that movie. And they don't even have to show up. They don't have to show up. It's incredible.
Starting point is 00:33:28 That's nuts. It really is. I mean, and you're right, like, you look at these movies. Soon there's just going to be those digital sort of, instead of trying to come up with incredible makeup, just some digitizing of their face. Yeah. It just, you know, we saw that Bill Hater into Tom Cruise video. I don't know if you saw that, Pat. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:33:48 And it's, I mean, it's incredible. And when you see it, you're like, well, why wouldn't, couldn't they just do that with Tom Cruise? You can put anybody in there and let them act and then all of a sudden it's going to turn into Tom Cruise. Now, Cruz is not going to approve that, but how long is that last? Is just China, you know, are they going to... No, they're not going to respect that.
Starting point is 00:34:06 No, no. Not at all. So, do you, um, did you listen yesterday when we had, uh, what was his name? Dr. Robert, um, can't remember his last name. Epstein. Uh, Dr. Robert Epstein was on. He's the guy who did the creepy line. Yeah, he's looking into Google. Been really solid on this stuff.
Starting point is 00:34:24 Really? solid. I asked him yesterday, I said the Google people were protesting because they didn't want Google to work with ICE anymore. What's your thought on that?
Starting point is 00:34:40 About Google working with ice? Yeah, just in what way? What are they doing with ice? That was my thought. I mean, the first was like, well, you work with China. Oh, you won't work with America. And then you're like, wait a minute, what are they doing with our federal government? Yeah, that's
Starting point is 00:34:55 what I would want. Right. And the federal government gave a lot of money to Google at the very beginning. They helped them at the very beginning. And all they're looking for is just a little information and a little help. So I would like to know what they're doing. And I
Starting point is 00:35:10 asked him yesterday and he said, oh, they're giving all kinds of information to the United States government. So we don't even have to say, well, you know, if they're doing this with China, they would do it here. No, they are doing it here. They were doing it before China.
Starting point is 00:35:29 Of course they are. Of course they are. Of course they are. You got to feed, you got to feed the hand that is, is keep them at bay. Just keep, I'm just going to feed you. Yeah. Just going to feed you. There you go. It's fascinating too that the president. Trump used that last week. He used his information. And he said, you know, so I was cheated out of 2.6 million to, I think he said 16 million, but I remember it was 10. It was 10. And people went nuts that there's absolutely no evidence of that happening. Yes, there is. Well, yes, there is. And they even quoted his study. Yeah. And still dismissed it out of hand. Yeah. Now they're smearing him. And what's crazy is when I talked to him yesterday, he said, I'm sitting at my desk and right in front of my desk is a letter from
Starting point is 00:36:17 Bill Clinton to me. I framed it. He's like, I voted and defended the Clintons. My whole lot. I mean, when they were, when he was in office, I'm a Clinton supporter. They didn't know about the death list. Well, he's starting to believe it now. And he said, he said, I called him last night. How you doing? And he said, Glenn, I don't even know what to do with this. I don't.
Starting point is 00:36:39 I, everything I thought is no longer true. I thought people, he's like, I'm on the left. And the media is love. lying about me. And I said... Weird when it happens to you. Yeah. I said, brother, you're not alone.
Starting point is 00:36:59 This is going to happen. And you're going to find more things that you don't like. You know, it's just there's no search for truth. Yep. And if you're searching for truth, be prepared to be friendless. Be prepared to be very disappointed in everything you thought people and institutions were. It's really, really sad. It's very sad.
Starting point is 00:37:22 But it's really true. But it's happening. Remember I just said to you yesterday or the day before, before we had them on. This is happening to people every day. I'm talking to somebody every day who's waking up going, wait a minute. You know, woke came from the Matrix. That term comes from the Matrix. Gosh, we refer to the Matrix a lot.
Starting point is 00:37:40 Red pills and the cultural impact of the movie. I mean, it was a good movie. The sequel sucked. The first movie was pretty good. But, man, it's had an outsized cultural impact. Sure it has. But it is, I mean, when you look at the Matrix, that's not what woke meant in the Matrix. Because you're still in the Matrix.
Starting point is 00:38:02 You're being manipulated by the Matrix to say, I'm woke. And we should shut all these people down who say we live in pods. I mean, that's really what it's turned into. You're not, you're not, was it red pilling, woke you up? You're not red pilling. You're not. you know when you're woke when you are friendless in this society when you're standing around with just a bunch of people who are really really
Starting point is 00:38:32 smart really you know just people who have been on both sides that are walking into a room together that should be enemies and going okay uh you you get it now too that's when you're that's when you're woke that's when Morpheus has handed you the right pill. Not when you're still in it going, yeah, and I'll tell you another thing. We should ban that person. I don't think you're woke.
Starting point is 00:39:04 Thanks, Pat. You're listening to the Camer Rouge Radio Network. I don't know if that's not what we were. No. All right, relief factor. If you have kids, one of the things in life that can bring you, Joy. A lot of joy.
Starting point is 00:39:29 And a lot of stinky diapers and a lot of nights laying awake going, good heavens, what's happening? Children, when they're little, you know, it's playing games with them, wrestling around on the ground with the boys and the girls and sitting down in a tiny chair and drinking tea with your daughter. As they get older, it means having conversations with them or going to the store together. Ultimately, it means being in their lives. and that is really hard to do if you are in pain all the time. It is hard to... My daughter came to me and she had something to share with me on Tuesday. It had been a long day and I was really hurting and I said,
Starting point is 00:40:10 I just need to... I need 15 minutes. And she said, no, Dad, we'll do this some other time. And I said, no, no, no, I just need 15 minutes. and I just needed to go and just breathe and come back. If you're in massive pain, I would have said to her, I can't do it tonight, honey. And it's important. The time we spend and the focus that we spend on our children,
Starting point is 00:40:39 relieffactor.com can help you out of the pain. Call 800, 500,883.84, 800, 584, relieffactor.com. You're listening to Glenn Beck. Welcome to the program. We're just talking about how bad running is. I don't understand that as a sport. Cross country, I don't get it. My daughter did it and she loved it.
Starting point is 00:41:12 Yeah. And I think it's great that you're competing against yourself, yada, yada, yada. But you're running. It's not. No. We, you know, the Model T was already created. Right. We've come up with several other variations on the idea.
Starting point is 00:41:26 You're running. You're running. And then everybody who has to watch you has to, you know, walk like a mile and a half to make sure that there every turn you're at. And you're like, I'm not in this race. Why am I walking? Right. It's not like, you know, when you're watching a football game, you have to get tackled 10 or 12 times. Right.
Starting point is 00:41:42 Like, I'm not participating. I'm here to watch. It's not right. No. And if you're a marathon runner, something wrong with you. Yes. Probably a cat owner. You're listening to Glenn Beck.
Starting point is 00:42:00 I know it's from their best. How many people even know this guy's name? How many people have ever... I'll give you one that doesn't. Me. What's his name again? I'll give you two. Me. Okay. Do you have it, Hillary? What his actual name was?
Starting point is 00:42:22 It is Hassan Piker. Son Piker. Okay, we'll look at them up. I mean, look at it. This is a great example of people have always been saying crazy stuff like this. Yeah. They've just been saying it in their while they're wearing their tank top
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Starting point is 00:44:03 Doc, you got to help. And I asked you, what is it that we're missing? What is it that you think the problem is? Lack of knowledge? Lack of compassion, common sense, lack of facts, bad guys, lack of truth. What is it?
Starting point is 00:44:24 I'll give you my answer and show you show you how we don't even know the basic facts of major stories in one minute this is the Glenback program you know we live in an age where the concept of privacy is almost gone the way of a dinosaur
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Starting point is 00:45:19 That's why Facebook is giving you their service for free. That's why Google does their stuff for free. Because your information is very valuable. You're like, well, I just don't need to protect it. I get this free thing. Do you know how much money that's worth? Do you know how dangerous it is? That they know everything that you're doing.
Starting point is 00:45:39 I'm not saying you're doing anything wrong. But can you imagine living in a world where people could take a bunch of facts about you and then turn them inside out and twist them upside down and pretty soon you look or you're accused of something you never did? And you're ostracized? Oh, man. Stop leaving your front door and all your windows open right now. The burglars are already inside of your house.
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Starting point is 00:46:48 What is the one piece that we have to put in and you can't live without this one piece? Is it knowledge? Gotta have knowledge. Compassion. We have to be compassionate. Common sense. Facts. Common decency.
Starting point is 00:47:10 Truth. I think the fundamental cornerstone. of any civil society is truth. And right now we don't even know how to find truth. We don't even care about the truth anymore many times. Beyond limited truth, there is one absolute truth, which is totally and all-embracing. But it is indescribable because it is God,
Starting point is 00:47:43 or shall I say, rather, God is truth. Other things, therefore, can only be true in a relative sense, end quote, that's Gandhi. Now, I know that I know people on the left used to love Gandhi. I don't know if they do anymore. They used to love Martin Luther King, but he's not woke enough anymore. But they spoke of the same truth. You must have truth. But we can't, we don't even, we don't even not look for truth anymore. We deny truth. And then on top of it, we dismiss all facts. We don't even look for facts, let alone the truth.
Starting point is 00:48:27 I'm going to talk to you a little bit about Hong Kong. Right now there is a fight for truth so intense. And I'm watching these people and I'm thinking I'm watching dead people walking. Because I know what China is. I know the technology that China is developing. I know that China is going to win Hong Kong and then eventually Taiwan. But before the protests spread into a global movement centered on the fight for truth, justice, and freedom, do you know how this started? This is like the shot that was hurt around the world. Remember? That was the American Revolution.
Starting point is 00:49:15 Started with one shot. So what started this? Believe it or not, it's a love story. 19-year-old took his 20-year-old girlfriend to Taiwan for Valentine's Day for a trip. At some point, they posted a selfie together on Facebook with pink lipstick emojis on their faces. But later alone in the hotel room, the girl told her boyfriend that she was pregnant. Now, I don't know if he was overjoyed or worried or uncertain, maybe a mix of all three. but the mood certainly darkened once she told him that he was not the father. In one swift move, he slammed her head against the wall, then he strangled her until she stopped breathing and stopped moving.
Starting point is 00:50:12 He shoved her body then into a suitcase and then went to bed. The next morning, he searched for somewhere to dump the body. He traveled 15 railway stations away to a public park, He was carrying his suitcase with his girlfriend in it. He dumped the body inside a thicket of bushes, keeping her most valuable belongings and then chucking everything else. Then he withdrew, roughly $650 in Taiwanese money, from the ATM using her card.
Starting point is 00:50:45 He would eventually withdraw another $2,000 before flying home to Hong Kong. And that's where he was arrested. He was arrested there the same day that the Taiwanese police discovered the girl's body. She had been three months pregnant. So how the heck does this turn in to two million people on the streets? The problem was he made it out of Taiwan. If he had never made it out of Taiwan, this wouldn't have happened. If the Taiwanese police would have caught him at the airport, if only. But he landed in Hong Kong where officials didn't know, had no idea what to do with him.
Starting point is 00:51:35 They couldn't charge him with a murder he'd committed because it was in Taiwan. And unbelievably, they couldn't extradite him because Hong Kong has no formal extradition agreement with Taiwan. Coincidentally, Hong Kong also has no official extradition agreement with China either. So in other words, there was no law that could stop him. He hadn't committed murder in Hong Kong. There was no place to send him. It was a series of really dangerous loopholes. Now, Hong Kong is a semi-autonomous state.
Starting point is 00:52:15 It belonged to the British for about, I don't know, 160 years or so. And that ended in 1997. And Great Britain handed it over to China. By that time, it had spent about 100 years being Western. So it was English. It was very, very Western. communist mainland China didn't like that but they agreed to allow Hong Kong to remain you know their own independent power even mandating its own constitution the basic law of
Starting point is 00:52:47 Hong Kong the people of Hong Kong have always been leery of China because they have a strange look at an a strange system of communism and you know also has a habits of making political dissidents vanish they're building concentration camps. They have a deadly rule of law. And because this whole thing was like, where do we send this guy? Well, we'll send him to China. Wait a minute. You can't, you can't do that. The protesters have unified behind five demands. They want to withdraw of the extradition bill because they know, sure, this guy, if you want to talk about the Bubba effect, this guy, he was wrong. But we'll deal with him here. We're not sending them to China because you're part of the problem. And we don't want
Starting point is 00:53:43 our citizens being shipped over to China because you'll start making people disappear. They also want the second demand, the Chinese government must stop calling them rioters. They're protesters, they say, not rioters. Three, any protesters who have been arrested have to be let free and exonerated. Four, an independent commission must look into police use of of force during the protests and five universal suffrage. Yesterday, maybe it was the day before, news broke out that Twitter had suspended roughly a thousand Chinese accounts and banned advertisements from the state-owned media companies pushing pro-China propaganda through social media.
Starting point is 00:54:29 Facebook has also taken steps to combat the spread of anti-Hong Kong propaganda. Each day, it becomes clearer and clearer. the ordinary men and women in Hong Kong are fighting for something extraordinary but in to do so they have to harness the power of the individual each person must find the power within them to stand
Starting point is 00:54:57 and it needs to take all of them this isn't the work that just a few protesters or even 1.7 million protesters will take care of because China doesn't care. I'll give you the rest of the story in one minute. You know, somewhere in America, within the sound of my voice,
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Starting point is 00:57:27 featured an interview with Martin Luther King, and it was conducted by Alex Haley. He was the author of Roots. And he was asked about the pressure he felt as a reformer. and he said, I subject myself to self-pureification and to endless self-analysis. I question, I soul-search constantly into myself, to be as certain as I can, that I'm fulfilling the true meaning of my work, that I'm maintaining my sense of purpose, that I am holding fast to my ideals, that I am guiding my people in the right direction. But whatever my doubts, however heavy the burden, I feel I have to accept the task.
Starting point is 00:58:06 of helping to make this nation and this world a better place to live in for all men, black and white, alike. Boy, how many people have you heard say that, even just the last line, black and white? Have you wondered where Gandhi, Martin Luther King, where are these people? What's today's equivalent? Where is that leader in Hong Kong? you know it's interesting before Billy Graham died I met with him
Starting point is 00:58:44 and I asked him that question where's the Billy Graham where's the Martin Luther King where's the Gandhi he said I don't think God's going to use I don't think God's going to use just one leader I don't think that's going to happen he said things are going to get so out of control
Starting point is 00:59:03 that everyone will know it's going to take a miracle to fix but God is using people in small ways all over the world. And nobody knows what he's working on. But things are just going to start to snap together, and the world will recognize him again as truth. And it won't be brought on by man.
Starting point is 00:59:24 It'll be brought on by all of us just trying to do the right thing. Kind of like soul-searching. Just make sure I'm fulfilling the true meaning of my work, that I'm maintaining my sense of purpose, that I'm holding fast to my ideals, that I'm guiding my people in the right direction. Who are your people? That's why I've spent a lot of time,
Starting point is 00:59:49 more time off air this summer than I've ever spent in my entire career because I finally realize my people is my family. There will never, ever be more important work. You will never make a bigger impact than you make inside the four walls of your home. You look at Donald Trump right now, where's his lasting impact?
Starting point is 01:00:28 You could say Israel, I think it's his children. His children love him. His children seem decent. That's his, that's, that's the tower that just doesn't light up Trump at night. Turn on your TV. Look at videos online, photos in the newspaper.
Starting point is 01:00:59 Look at the images of Hong Kong. Hundreds of thousands of protesters, almost two million. They together are representing Martin Luther King's vision, Gandhi's vision, Thomas Payne, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington's vision. The truth is that power resides in the people, and it is entrusted for the time being to those whom they may choose as their representatives. Parliaments have no power or even existence independently of the people. Civil disobedience is the storehouse of power. Imagine a whole people unwilling to conform to the laws of the legislature and prepared to suffer the consequences of noncompliance.
Starting point is 01:01:45 They will bring the whole legislative and executive machinery to a standstill. What you have right now are a bunch of people who say they're dedicated to the principles of I'm against fascism or I'm against communism. But in the end, they're both fascists. They both want to tell the other side to shut up and sit down. And I believe both of them will use violence in the end. What's that phrase? By any means necessary?
Starting point is 01:02:18 That's not the revolution that we had. It's why Thomas Payne was thrown into the Bastille. Because Thomas Payne was saying, wait, wait, wait, guys, this didn't happen in the American Revolution. you have to have God, you have to have truth. You may not want religion, but you have to have truth. There is one truth, and that truth leads you to compassion and facts and common sense and knowledge. It's your keel. And if you don't have truth, you're not going to have anything but vengeance and bloodshed.
Starting point is 01:02:57 That's why we are so screwed up right now. we have to start looking once again at the basic fundamentals of life. We can't fix anything on the edges. You can't fix anything. I guarantee you any legislation that is passed, we will need more legislation later. Because we are not self-ruling right now. Henry David Throw said,
Starting point is 01:03:29 government is best, which governs the least. You have both sides right now saying, I don't trust the government, I don't trust the government. Because it's Donald Trump's or it's, you know, George Soros or whoever it is, I don't trust the government. Good, you shouldn't. Barn Luther King didn't.
Starting point is 01:03:51 Gandhi didn't. Abraham Lincoln didn't. He trusted the people. Governments go astray from time. to time. That's why you have to have small government. Because when you put people in a position of power, they just start getting greedy and hungry and they want more and more and more. If we want to cure ourselves, we should probably watch what's happening in Hong Kong. Because those people are alive. Those people are in action. They've been promised democracy, a real democracy, a
Starting point is 01:04:31 Republic. The Chinese government agreed now under the threat of tyranny, the people of Hong Kong have brought the legislative and executive machinery to a standstill. Just as Gandhi said they would. People of Hong Kong stay determined. Stay peaceful. Root yourself in truth. And no power on earth will be able to stop you. You know, back in the good old days, it was easy to tell who a criminal was and who a criminal wasn't. Time was, the bad guy had a large swooping mustache, where he would twirl it with his forefinger, I shall save you, Nell. No, wait, you tied me to the tracks.
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Starting point is 01:06:26 You can get your tickets right now. Glenbeck.com for all the information. Still I'd like to try something new. Not worth more than a minute. Okay. Okay. We're going to play some audio and I think if we can squeeze everything we need to say about it into a minute because I don't think it's worth more than a minute. It's all a game. Let's start with first piece of audio, Young Turks Crenshaw lost an eye by a brave soldier. I can't do this. This guy has the understanding of foreign policy of like a 12 year old. What the fuck? What the fuck is wrong with this dude?
Starting point is 01:07:04 Didn't you go to war and like literally lose his eye because some Mujahideen, a brave soldier, f***ed his eyehole with their d-de. Isn't that how he lost his fucking dumbass eye? Because he got his eyehole by a brave soldier? Didn't he learn that there's a difference between like military bases and diplomacy? Okay, I'll give you my maybe 15, 20 seconds.
Starting point is 01:07:31 This is the country of Tesla, Edison. This is the country that had foreign, Farnsworth, but had great invention, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, and this guy, one of these things just doesn't belong. Stu, anything we want to add to this? Yeah. I'm sorry to bother you. You don't have to be bothered by it.
Starting point is 01:07:57 This is why less than one, you know, not worth more than a minute. Obviously, you can go down the road of what a horrible comment it is. Horrible human being, yeah. I just can't believe it's a show. Like it's so bad He's so terrible Like how can that be He's also we should point out wearing a tank top
Starting point is 01:08:14 Yeah Which is not So it's not you know I mean no that's no that's cool I guess it's like a it's not really a show though right It's some streaming Is it Twitch or whatever? It's like some streaming video situation So let's go spend less than a minute on Beto
Starting point is 01:08:27 Now listen to this So this is additional cruelty Another attack on immigrants From a president who has attacked them From the moment he descended the escalator in the Trump Tower, declaring his candidacy for this office, warning about rapists and criminals, which is the way that he described immigrants, and trying to stoke and stir up fear and violence, which we have seen perpetrated against them throughout this country.
Starting point is 01:08:49 This is another step towards greater humiliation and greater suffering. I can think of nothing more un-American, more resonant with what you might see in the Third Reich than what the president said. And if we're unwilling to see this for what it is, if we're unwilling to see this for what it is, If we're unwilling to call it out, if we're unwilling to act, then we're going to lose this country. We've got to wake up to this or we're going to die in our sleep as a country. I think we're going to be on our feet when we die as a country, unfortunately. So it's like the Third Reich rhetoric, you know, because I've seen the president, you know, making those films about the vermin and the rats.
Starting point is 01:09:31 No, no. what Donald Trump was talking about and he's absolutely right, the facts bear it out. Every day, every day practically, I read another story of an illegal that got in here, has probably been shipped out at least once that has raped, killed, DWI, gun, knife, doesn't matter. That happens all the time. That's what the president was talking about. not decent people.
Starting point is 01:10:02 We have to know who's here. And if you can't separate, you know, fact from fiction, if you have to, if you are so blind that it is either all black or all white, all the people coming across our border are all good or they're all bad, you sound like the Nazi to me. I mean, you could be critical about the things that Trump says.
Starting point is 01:10:25 That's totally fine if you want to. But, I mean, the idea that he's the Third Reich rhetoric, I mean, this is this, he said this several times. I have not seen one complaint from the ADL on it. I know every time that you brought up anything to do with Germany or Europe or, God forbid, Nazis or Hitler, they made a statement every single time you went on the air with a point about it. And now Beto every day, he's a presidential candidate, not some, you know, talk show host slash rodeo clown. He's a presidential candidate out there talking, constantly comparing the president to Hitler or the Third Reich.
Starting point is 01:10:58 it happens all the time and they say nothing. They say nothing. They're criticizing the president for this loyalty thing, which, you know, deserves some criticism, as well as they are mentioning that Omar and Taleb should not have promoted the anti-Semitic cartoonist. But where exactly are the comments about
Starting point is 01:11:18 the constant comparison to the Holocaust from every Democratic candidate, or at least most of them? They're constantly saying that he's, that this president, is Hitler or the Third Reich or he's using the same rhetoric and they never criticize it at all. They never say that it's demeaning the actual six million people murdered. You went way over your time.
Starting point is 01:11:40 Well, I figured I get two minutes because Beto's at 2%. So I thought that was enough. No, that's why it's less than a minute. Biden, here's just a compilation of the gaffes that he has made on the campaign trail, this campaign trail, just this time. Here he is. And the other thing we should do is you should challenge these students. We should challenge students in these schools,
Starting point is 01:12:04 to have advanced placement programs in these schools. We have this notion that somehow if you're poor, you cannot do it. Poor kids are just as bright and just as talent as white kids. Wealthy kids, white kids, Asian kids. No, I really mean it, but think how we think about it. We choose unity over division. We choose science over fiction. We choose truth over facts.
Starting point is 01:12:28 So folks, if you're interested, join me. I could use the help. Yeah, no kidding. Because must defeat this president to change the trajectory of this country. When the kids from Parkland marched up to, and I met with them, and then they went off to up on the hill when I was vice president. They went off the hill to go into those neighborhoods. All those congressmen were like, no, I'm not here.
Starting point is 01:12:50 I'm not here. I'm not just like in my generation when I got out of school that when Bobby Kennedy and Dr. King had been assassinated. in the 70s, late 70, I got engaged. Late 70s? Late 70s? You were in your late 70s when you got engaged or it was the late 70s? Remember that being, all of those events I seem to remember differently.
Starting point is 01:13:14 Yes, he remembers. Yes. Yes, well, he was in his 70s when those things happened. So not worth more than 40 seconds with Joe Biden because I just don't think he's going to be the candidate. I am noticing this gaff montage that we've played a few times. is getting longer. Yeah, it is. It seems to just
Starting point is 01:13:30 growing by the day. Yeah. And it's, it will continue until he finally steps out of the ring. And we lost Jay Inslee, by the way.
Starting point is 01:13:40 Oh my gosh. You're kidding me. And in yet another confirmation of something we've said many, many times, the left says they care about climate change.
Starting point is 01:13:49 They do not. They do not care about it. Every poll of Democratic voters over and over again says it's the lowest priority. It is, not something that is interesting to them. They all want to claim it is because it gives them a giant power grab, right?
Starting point is 01:14:04 The entire Earth's going away. So why can't we have all of your money to treat this impossible problem? However, when people come out and Jay Inslee is the guy, they all kissed his butt on stage and said, well, Jay Inslee, I approve his plan because he's really good on the climate. And you know what? He's gone before the second round of debates. I mean, I guess the third round of debates. He didn't even make it into September before the first.
Starting point is 01:14:27 primary because all he did was talk about climate. They say they care about it. They don't care about it. I think you're a, I think you, why am I even listening to you as a climate denier? By the way, I think we're having the wrong debate. I thought about this the other day. We have to stop debating whether climate change is real and whatever else.
Starting point is 01:14:49 Just say, okay, let's just say it is. Say it is. I'm not going to deny any your facts, okay? We could spend our time spinning our wheels there, but all you're going to do is say I'm a climate denier. So let's say it is. Let's just talk about your plan. We've got to stop arguing about climate change
Starting point is 01:15:08 because all they're doing is they're boxing you into this corner of being a hater, bigot, you don't like trees, you know, you don't care that the Amazon is on fire. And let me tell you something. When I heard that this morning, I said, I better get my packages. So I care that the Amazon is on fire today. It's not the right Amazon. Forget it. Okay.
Starting point is 01:15:34 So look, I'm plugged into these things. You are. Maybe you're not. But we have to have the argument on your plan. Because they're just going to roll forward with it and say, well, these people are all climate tonight. Yeah, we're rolling over. No, no, no, no, no. I want to talk to you about your plan.
Starting point is 01:15:52 Because their plan doesn't make any sense at all. And their plan does nothing. Nothing. Did you see that the Amazon burning is actually going to hurt global warming now? Because why? As they keep saying endlessly, it's the Earth's lungs. So it's the Earth's lungs of the Earth. Right.
Starting point is 01:16:17 So what do those lungs breathe in? Right. CO2, right? How could you ban? CO2. You would kill every tree. Right. Well, you can't ban an element. They've done it before. Remember that was the one...
Starting point is 01:16:35 Greenpeace. I thought it was... Yeah, Greenpeace. It was a green piece. That wanted to ban chlorine. And Patrick Moore's like, you can't ban elements. Yes, they can. They can try. Yeah. You know, you're not going to ban CO2. They want to lower the amounts of it. But it's true. If you burn down half of this forest, it's releasing CO2 like crazy into the atmosphere. and all the stuff that you could have done, all the trillions of dollars you could have spent to lower, it would have been wiped out by these fires.
Starting point is 01:17:01 I mean, it's such an impossible thing to justify. And you're right. I think there is a good argument to be made that just like blurting out the word hoax every time you hear the word climate change, I understand why people do it because people, this Jay Inslee is a perfect example of this.
Starting point is 01:17:18 If they cared about it like this, Inslee would be winning, right? It shows that, what they're doing is it was the world war two exactly it's not real the way democrats use it isn't real to look at the science and just say it's a hoax is is misleading and people dismiss you if you if you use that language we've talked about the details of the science over and over and over again the solutions that they want to bring to this problem the ability for us to actually handle it this the certainty when it comes to these giant projects and what they'd actually accomplish is really where this
Starting point is 01:17:50 debate occurs and there is a debate if you just say it's a hoax then you're out of the completely. I think there is a good reason for conservatives to be involved and to say, look, we're not doing that. Let's develop new types of technology that we're all going to want that are going to be cheaper, right? That are also going to address this problem so we can all win.
Starting point is 01:18:08 I mean, there's no reason we can't do that. We've done it with nuclear. They just keep shutting it down. But these other, this technology will come. In the next 10 years, this stuff will happen. We are on the verge of such tremendous breakthrough and we're screwing it all up.
Starting point is 01:18:26 You want to cure cancer? Shut up and sit down. Shut up and sit down. Just do everything you can to secure a free market, not crony capitalism, a free market. When there is an absolute free market, I'm telling you, cancer is going to be cured in the next 10 years. and it will come one day right after you've heard that something else has been wiped off. And then you'll hear that Parkinson's is gone.
Starting point is 01:18:57 And then they've got a cure for Alzheimer's. That's what's coming. And it's coming because of the free market. Leave it alone. Okay, I want you to stop what you're doing right now. If you're at work, stop what you're doing. And just be quiet for a second. You're sitting there in your office chair.
Starting point is 01:19:24 Let the silence spin out for a couple of seconds. And then listen. Do you hear that? That slight creaking, groaning noise every time you move even slightly. You know what that is? That's not your chair. That's the sound of your chiropractor making a fortune. Yes, little did you know that every time that you wince, a chiropractor gets a pair of wings.
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Starting point is 01:20:53 and now there's a problem. How does a society deal with religious institutions that profess values that are the opposite of the value system of the Western. society in which they live. That is the question that Denmark is being faced with right now. When just what, 20 years ago, there are about 50,000 people with a non-Western background in Denmark. Today, there's half a million. In one generation, Denmark has changed. And this is, by the way, that's a quote from the Prime Minister of Denmark. and he's saying we have to talk about this
Starting point is 01:21:43 the assimilation is not happening one third of 18 to 29 year olds that 31% believe that religious and cultural laws must be adhered to even if they are contrary to Danish law so in other words all that's saying is Sharia law is supreme 31%
Starting point is 01:22:05 31%. Can I make a request? Yes. I have to care about a lot of things. Can I not have to start to care about the politics of Denmark? Do you mind? Is there one thing that can I, is there a free pass on something? Like, is there a hall pass to not having to learn and care about what politics are going on in Denmark?
Starting point is 01:22:25 Can I please skip this one? I don't think. If we buy Greenland, I'll start looking into it. If it really starts happening, I'll get in. No, I don't think you can because this is the same thing. that we're going through. They're going through right now. Now, everybody's saying, oh, Denmark, oh, the Scandinavian nations, they're just perfect.
Starting point is 01:22:44 Well, really? Are they? Because now you have the prime minister saying, look, we can't have Sharia law here, and everything is changing, and we're losing who we are because nobody wants to change. They're now, these tolerant, wonderful socialist states, which they're not, they're they're are they racist now i mean
Starting point is 01:23:09 Bernie tells us to be more like them well okay for once maybe I agree with Bernie maybe we should maybe we should have the same conversations that they're having in Denmark today I'm Hillary that's four minute buzz and now here's Glenn and see at the last hour and you're right he does thrive on stress that's where he's at his best he thrives on stress he loves stress and the one he is for a guy of his age he has incredible endurance
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Starting point is 01:27:11 That's patriotmobile.com slash back. The availability of guns at Walmart has become a hotly debated issue. Has it? With who? People who don't shop at Walmart? Well, people on the left. absolutely are saying this because there was a shooting at Walmart, as you know, which in which I believe Walmart was directly targeted specifically because they are
Starting point is 01:27:44 too capitalists and caused pollution, but that's a whole other point. Right. And because they had a shooting at a Walmart, obviously, can you believe they will still sell guns? Yeah, no, I really can't. So Walmart, so here comes the left, they decide that they're going to go into Walmart. Business Insider is going to send somebody undercover to go in and show America just how easy it is to buy a gun. Yeah, this is a Haley Peterson.
Starting point is 01:28:13 She went in and she said, my journey to bring a gun home from Walmart was more complicated than I expected. I was left with the impression that the company takes gun security and sales seriously. Shut up. Now, first of all, you'd think this is strange, right? Because when you hear it from the media,
Starting point is 01:28:30 anyone can order a gun on the internet and just gets delivered to your house. Can I tell you? I went into Walmart. It was a Tuesday. Now, I had to wait until the afternoon. I mean, they made me wait like an hour. I went in at like 11.59 and it took me until like 1215 to buy a thermonuclear device. Really? It's so easy. And it's great because you can get... They don't sell those online, though? You have to go into the store. No, you have to go into the store. I mean, but it's great. I mean, if you know, I stop by and get, you know, like a, you know, a cut off tank, you know, tank top, not a tank.
Starting point is 01:29:05 They don't sell tanks. That's ridiculous. But you get the tank top and you get the thermonuclear device. Unfortunately, they do sell tank tops, which that is something. I know. I would have supported an amendment to ban tank tops from at least certain people. You know, for guys especially. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:29:19 Guys especially, we don't want to see it. A good chunk of women. There's a good, there's a percentage I could name of women that also should not be wearing tank tops. We can get into that in a more detailed numerical conversation. I'll break out the spreadsheets. We can go through them. Okay. But the percentage isn't particularly.
Starting point is 01:29:35 high of the availability. Yes, okay. All right. It's not a constitutional right. Tank tops, tube tops, not constitutional rights. Let's get that clear. Okay, so she tries to, on August 13th, goes to Walmart.com. This is where you start when you want to buy a gun in this country because it's very easy to buy a gun in this country. All you have to do is roll on down to the internet and you type it in and they send you all sort. They'll send you a whole arsenal. That's what we're told by the media. She goes on August 13th to find which one of the one of the 10 Walmart stores near her sells guns. Just not to actually get the gun on the internet, but just to find out from the website where she can get guns.
Starting point is 01:30:07 Well, they didn't have any answers on there. The only website, the only thing they had on the website were air guns, which of course are non-lethal, as she points out, which, yes, yes, air guns are non-lethal. That is, that is accurate. Okay, are you sure? Pretty sure. Well, I guess if you, I mean, it's probably possible to kill yourself with an air gun,
Starting point is 01:30:24 but very difficult. Would you try? Would you just try? For science. For science. Would you try? I will not. Okay.
Starting point is 01:30:30 I will. All right. The only guns average. Let the suicide rates continue to arise. So they decided to go to, she placed a dozen calls to multiple stores, waited on hold for 40 minutes, got through to a human three times,
Starting point is 01:30:46 three Walmart employees told me they didn't know which stores sold guns in the area. So again, we're told that Walmart is supplying guns to all these killers. It's hard for this reporter to even find one. Then they finally went to the main customer service line and spoke to someone who said also that they could not help. when it comes to availability, they don't want us to discuss that for various reasons, he said.
Starting point is 01:31:08 He declined to elaborate on this and said he knew of at least one location near me that didn't sell guns, which she crossed off the list. That's not necessary. There's like, hey, there's one near you that doesn't do it. I could tell you that for sure. That's not helpful. Well, it's also a violation of, you know, look, we don't want to give out this information for various reasons because you might be a nut job on the phone. I don't know who I'm talking about, but I'll tell you there's one that doesn't sell it. and it's the one I'm in right now.
Starting point is 01:31:35 And maybe that was the way they were trying to be helpful. The customer service representative advised them to call each store individually to find out whether it sold guns. Of course, she had already tried that. It was not helpful. Now, this is not exactly a commercial for Walmart customer service. I will say this. Right. But it is kind of a commercial for the fact that they take guns seriously.
Starting point is 01:31:55 Finally, they got to a place, she got to a place in Virginia, transferred to the sporting goods department, where a woman on the line confirmed that they could buy a gun. there. Store was 30 minutes away. She got in her car and went to the Walmart. On the way to the gun department, she walked by school supplies.
Starting point is 01:32:14 Oh my gosh. They're selling guns and school supplies in the same store. That's unbelievable. They also sell lingerie. So they are this. I'm just guessing. But some sort of pedophile
Starting point is 01:32:33 gun sex fantasy with backpacks. I don't know what it is. But that's what's happening. I'm pretty sure. Ask the young Turks. Now, one of the really interesting parts of this is the ability to find a gun through Walmart was very difficult for this reporter.
Starting point is 01:32:50 However, after she was done with a story, she called the ATF and found, or she called Walmart and they pointed her to the ATF, the government, which has a list of all the stores you can go buy guns. So the government will give you the information on where to buy guns, but the evil Walmart corporation that all they want to do is profit off of mass killings, they won't even tell you where to buy them.
Starting point is 01:33:12 We got to give more power to the government because they'll keep us safe. Hi, ATF, you won't buy a gun? She got to the store, went by the school supplies, the toy department, and the bike shop. Oh, my. All, what are they all have in common? Children. Oh, I was thinking products sold in Walmart. Okay, yeah, that's true, too.
Starting point is 01:33:32 A selection of about 20 rifles and shotguns were displayed in a locked glass case behind the sporting goods counter. The guns ranged in price. Just sitting there in a locked case. Just out there in the open for you to see, though, behind locked glass. Wow. 159 to $4.74 was the pricing. Wow, that's pretty good. The counter in front of the guns displayed pocket knives, binoculars, digital night vision, blah, blah, blah.
Starting point is 01:33:53 Selection of guns was limited compared to nearby gun stores, which offered dozens of different kinds of firearms. That's because Warren isn't a gun store. They've got some basics there. So Walmart raised the minimum age to purchase a gun or ammunition to 21. They did that, I think that was last year. Walmart also sells a firearm only after receiving a green light on a background check, while federal law requires only the absence of a red light after three business days. We videotaped the point of sale for firearms,
Starting point is 01:34:22 only allow certain associates to sell firearms and secure firearms in a locking case with individual locks, among other measures, says Walmart. She then went on to figure out. that they do have air guns, pellet guns, and BB guns. But they are designed apparently, Glenn, to be non-lethal. I'm still fascinated by that. I've seen a documentary about putting an eye out.
Starting point is 01:34:49 That's right. It was cold. Smothers against guns, something. Right. And he wanted a gun, and she was saying, you're going to put an eye out, and it was true, and he did, and he had to wear glasses the rest of his life. Yeah, very tragic. producing Iron Man.
Starting point is 01:35:03 My understanding that was actually an icicle that did that. Yeah, I think so. We estimated about 2% of the market of firearms today was sold at Walmart, 20% of ammunition sales. Before they left the store,
Starting point is 01:35:17 the manager offered to remove a rifle from the case for her to inspect, if you believe that. She did that. Another 30 minutes, she would finally get to successfully purchase the firearm after she drove to another store
Starting point is 01:35:34 and had to fill out the paperwork, which apparently there is, they asked her her name, her address and her social security number, her race, because they won't sell to black people, obviously. Gender, I'm surprised. I hope she identified as a man,
Starting point is 01:35:47 because they won't sell it to women, and U.S. citizenship status, which is unbelievable. Why the hate, why can't we sell guns to illegal immigrants? Illegal immigrants? You mean just immigrants? I mean undocumented people.
Starting point is 01:36:01 You mean people who are cut? Some people don't need documentation. No human is illegal. Have we pointed that out today? I won't pay me sure. We just did. Under a section called a certificate of transferee, it asked about my criminal record,
Starting point is 01:36:11 whether I've ever been convicted of a felony. Wow. Subject to a restraining order or prohibited from purchasing a firearm, among other specifics. Untruthful answers may subject you to criminal prosecution. Again, she's still trying to get this gun. She left this sort of empty-handed. And again, she's surprised that this is, like, this is news.
Starting point is 01:36:29 Yeah, because this is what the media tells you, that you can walk in and anyone can buy like a nuclear weapon. And it's not true. Anybody who knows. I just, I just bought a gun. Just bought a gun. Gosh,
Starting point is 01:36:41 what's the name of the store? I think it was, I think it was, I don't want to say. But I just bought a gun in Utah. And I live in Idaho. And, you know,
Starting point is 01:36:55 there's, there were no stores like that in, in Idaho where I live. There's nothing. It's like, there's no store. Yeah, there's nothing. There's nothing.
Starting point is 01:37:05 There's cows. Okay. So I went down and, you know, everybody knows me. You know, I'm clearly not a danger to society unless, you know, you're a journalist in New York and then you think I am. But everybody knows me. I have no problem when they said, they came to me and said, oh, crap, you're in Idaho. And I said, yeah. I said, ah, I'm in Utah.
Starting point is 01:37:30 Because it was just right across the border. Yes. Okay. So what does that mean? You can't buy it today. You got to wait. We have to transfer it to Idaho. Somebody there is going to have to pick it up.
Starting point is 01:37:41 That's a firearms dealer. You're going to have to meet them tomorrow or the next day. It was all kinds of stuff. I wasn't pissed. No. I mean, everybody I know, everybody I know is that buys a gun is pissed at the people who say that there is such a problem. You can get these things so easily that we need more hassles. in our life.
Starting point is 01:38:05 They have never, for instance, this woman, she's reporting on the very basic, you can't buy, I've never been able to buy a gun without that. Without filling out all that paperwork. Sure. You don't buy a gun without that. And she's announcing this on business side are like,
Starting point is 01:38:21 look at what they're doing. I mean, it looks like they're taking it serious. Yes, that's every place you buy a gun. Yeah. Now, she got, the gun was about to be purchased. She, unfortunately, though, her license did not match her home address. Their license address did not match their home address.
Starting point is 01:38:37 So they rejected the purchase. She would need to bring in a government issued ID with a correct address. They rejected it. She says, in summary, overall, the experience left me with the impression that buying a gun at Walmart is more complicated than I expected
Starting point is 01:38:49 and that Walmart takes gun sales and security pretty seriously. Do that in any store in America that is selling guns. They're all like that. And we should point out, because I mean, I was a little mocking as I was reading this story. Good job by an actual reporter
Starting point is 01:39:06 who went in with a different idea had the facts change your mind and actually reported what occurred. I agree with you. That is what we need more of in this world. More people that will look at these things and say, you know what? I went in there thinking A
Starting point is 01:39:21 and I came out thinking B. And this is the truth. I would invite you, what's her name? Haley Peterson. Haley Peterson. I would invite you to go try that at other gun stores because you're going to find exactly the same experience. The people who run gun stores and the people who buy guns are much more concerned about it
Starting point is 01:39:43 every day of their life than you are. You guys think about it once there's a shooting. We've got to do it. We think about it all the time. And we want our gun laws enforced. We want the bad people to go to jail. We don't want, I can guarantee you, NRA members, You walk into a store and they are loose.
Starting point is 01:40:05 You know, here, let me give you this. I walked into a store in Philadelphia and I was buying a gun. And somebody walked in and it was a girl. And she said, oh, she was with her thuggish boyfriend. And she's like, oh, I like this one. It's pink. Okay, is that the gun you want to get? I like it.
Starting point is 01:40:18 It's pink. And I looked at the gun store owner who I didn't really know. And I said, please, dear God, tell me you're not going to sell that gun. And he said, no, I'm going to kick him out. No, I'm not selling that gun. They have a right to refuse service. And they do. And they do.
Starting point is 01:40:35 Now, you do that with anybody else. Boy, if somebody comes in and doesn't make a cupcake for you, because, you know, you're half octopus and you refuse to buy that cupcake unless they address you as half octopus woman and you're beautiful and you're not. And you don't have forearms. You'll boycott. You'll pick it. Here's gun stores that will immediately say, you know what?
Starting point is 01:41:04 Uh-uh. There's a feeling I have. I'm not selling you a gun. Get out. Do you care about that? No, you don't care about that. Why? Because it goes against what you believe about gun stores and gun owners.
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Starting point is 01:43:18 Don't think I'm alone. Also, I would like to squeeze this in because I don't think we've done this on TV, but we haven't talked about it on radio. And I just want to make sure everybody is aware of Elon Omar and Rashida Taleb and the game that has been played with this is real thing. And I don't think they got away with it. Do you think they got away with it still? Do you think this worked out well for them?
Starting point is 01:43:41 You know, everything they do works out well for them because their target is always only the far left that is actually giving them money. I guess. You know, we did a stat on, I think it was when you were on vacation. I could be wrong on this, but it was a stat of like how many donors AOC actually has.
Starting point is 01:44:00 It's five, isn't it? I thought it was 10 or 12, but it's like, like, she's been bringing in millions of dollars to her campaign, but in far people from her actual district, there's like 10 people who have donated to her. and you know this is what they're constantly pushing towards they are not trying to do anything else than draw attention to themselves
Starting point is 01:44:18 and promote certainly their causes but it's different they're going for a celebrity status and so these things do work out for them because every liberal crazy blogger is giving them support for bashing Israel and being anti-Semitic it's a wonderful thing on that side of the world
Starting point is 01:44:34 so I mean for them I think it does work it doesn't work well for Democrats because the more you can associate Democrats with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Omar and Rashida Talib and Ringo Starr. All of those... No, I don't think Bringo Starr is in it. Well, Presley is the Ringo of the squad. Okay.
Starting point is 01:44:55 So no one knows her name, so you... Do you just call her Ringo? We just call her Ringo. Okay, all right. But any of those things, you know, they're all trying to draw attention to themselves, first and foremost. It's about them first and foremost. So they're constantly trying to draw attention to themselves with this crowd,
Starting point is 01:45:09 and obviously this works here. But it's great for Republicans, man. You know, it's amazing how well the Fab Four works for them. I mean, you look at John Lennon. He was a true believer in stuff and a little crazy, and that's Rashid DeLebe. Or, no, I'm sorry, that's Omar. She's a true believer.
Starting point is 01:45:28 And, you know, she'll sometime, you know, marry somebody like Yoko Ono. And, you know, have pictures taken of her and him naked or something. I don't know how that works out, but she's clearly John Lennon. Then you have Paul McCartney, who's Ocasio-Cortez, who you're like, she was a bartender. I don't think she really believes any of this. I think she's just going along for the ride. And, I mean, she's playing a good game, but I don't really think.
Starting point is 01:45:55 And then George Harrison, who's a little less of a zealot than John Lennon, but, you know, he really kind of believes. And then the other one, Presley, who nobody ever knows, just sitting in the back, pounding on, you know, drums and you're like, I don't, who are you? You're listening to Glick. Buying or selling a home is really hard. Nobody enjoys the process.
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Starting point is 01:47:45 Hey, I'm going to be taking phone calls right after the show. We're going to be taking them for the Blaze, and we rarely open up the phones to talk. We just get so busy. And oh, my gosh, it's such egomaniac, so self-absorbed. But we want to take your phone calls, and I want to talk to you. We'll be doing that in about 25 minutes. So please get on the phone now. 8-8-7-27-B-E-C-K. We'll talk about anything you want to talk about. I really would like to hear what your thoughts are on what's going on in the world, what matters in the world. I also would like to hear from you on what you'd like to hear us discuss or look into more. And your thoughts on the economy.
Starting point is 01:48:27 There is a, we are in a twilight zone with this economy right now. If I said to you, hey, Stu, I've got a great investment for you. You give me $100. Okay. And in three months, I'm going to give you. 95 back. What am I going to get for the $5 you're taking? Nothing.
Starting point is 01:48:54 You'll get your money back. I'll get the $95 back. You get $95 back. I don't get any extra, like you're not going to send a tote bag or anything? No, nothing. Okay. That sounds terrible. Yeah, it sounds terrible.
Starting point is 01:49:04 Now, if you were looking around and you were so worried and you were on a dark alleyway and I pull up in my car and you have your last $100 in your pocket and I pull up in a car and I say, hey, I can't save you, but give me your $100 right now. And when you get out of this situation you're in, I'll give you $95 back. I'm going to have numerous questions for you, but yes, that would be a good deal. That would be a good deal. Yes. If I thought I was going to definitely lose all $100, I'd be happy to get $19.
Starting point is 01:49:33 Or could. Or could. I'd lose, I'd be happy to get $95 back. Okay. So that's what's happening in Europe, in Japan. And in fact, 87% of those kinds of those. kinds of bond sales are now happening from Europe and Japan. But the whole world is starting to jump on the bandwagon. So remember when we heard about the inverted yield and I said money is looking
Starting point is 01:49:59 for a place to go. If you're in Germany, you're in France, you're in England, you're in Japan, you're in the Western world. Right now, you get either zero or negative interest rates. So you're paying money just to park your cash someplace. And this is long-term debt. This isn't short-term. This isn't like, eh, you know what, the next three months could be rocky. This is 10 years. In fact, you want to know how bad it is?
Starting point is 01:50:31 In Austria, in Germany has the 30-year bond, and that is in the minus, you lose 0.12% of your money, parking it, giving it to Germany for 30 years. So you're losing money for 30 years. So that means you think it's going to be pretty crappy for 30 years. Austria, the government has just issued a 100-year bond that is only going to pay you 1.1. So you believe that your money in a bond is going to be worth only 1% more. in a hundred years.
Starting point is 01:51:14 That's insane. That's insane. I would expect it's 1.1% per year, right? They're not going to be 1.1% over 100 years. Yeah, but still, that's not a good return for a 1% return every year. Also, I will give anyone, you know, I don't know, how much do you want? 500% I'll give it back to you in 1,000 years. You just ask me for it then.
Starting point is 01:51:34 Just give me your money now. In 1,000 years, I'll give you back 5,000%. Now, I just want you to put into your thinking. King cap here. The Austro-Hungarian Empire had just collapsed 100 years ago. World War I. The Austrian Republic hadn't really come into existence. Then there's a great hyperinflation of 1920, the German invasion of 38, World War II, the Korean War. We went to the moon. We had an oil crisis. the EU is formed. I mean, think of all of the things that have a computer age,
Starting point is 01:52:15 the entire computer age is within that hundred years. And you're going to put your money away for that long and you're only going to get 1.1. That doesn't seem like you're very optimistic. Does not. That seems like someone who's terrified. Right. And that's a...
Starting point is 01:52:33 And so why would our long-term bonds go down? Why would we, all of a sudden, sudden our short-term bonds would be more expensive than our long-term bonds. Because if you're in the marketplace, remember, we're not selling bonds like, invest in the U.S. We're saying, please buy our really crappy debt. Will you buy our debt? Who will take our debt? Will you take our debt? If everybody's like, I'll take the Australian or the Austrian or the German debt and lose money on it, you're still offering me 1% or 2%? I'm Okay, I'll take that.
Starting point is 01:53:11 All this money, $15 trillion, is already in negative bonds. The United States, people are flooding into the United States to get our debt. Now, what's happening in the rest of the world? Well, the rest of the world, China, according to the China momentum indicator, their economy has slowed down to 4.6. They claim their official GDP is 6.2, but it's probably closer to 4. But 6.2 is still two points lower than it was when they told us, oh, we have to have 8 or we'll collapse. And things are only getting much, much worse.
Starting point is 01:54:02 China has devalued their currency, which is good. I want you to know. President Trump says he wants to devalue U.S. currency. And that's good for people who are buying. It's horrible for people who are saving. Because if you put a dollar into the bank and then the currency is devalued by 10 cents, you only have 90 cents of buying power in the bank. So it's bad when they devalue unless you're buying. If you're buying or selling, our stuff is cheaper so we can sell more stuff.
Starting point is 01:54:48 That's what's happening in China. And the president wants to do that as well. They have weakened their dollar, if you will, 13% since we started imposing the tariffs. The economy must do well. well if the president is going to do well. If the economy falls apart, I don't think he's going to win. And there are so many people rooting against him. So many people that I would not put it past people. I mean, Bill Maher and a couple of other people are actually rooting on for a big recession. Well, much more than a couple people are rooting it on. He's just one of the ones that it has actually
Starting point is 01:55:31 admitted it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I think the press is absolutely rooting. But when asked about it, Trump was pretty clear. He said, I don't, I mean, if it's going to be a recession, it's going to be a recession. I'm going to go on with these tariffs and continue to do it because it's important. Look, I mean, you give him credit for sticking by his guns if you believe in that policy. I don't. I don't either. But he, I mean, he said to the press yesterday, they said, what about, what if this causes a recession?
Starting point is 01:55:57 He says, I don't care if it causes a recession. I don't care. It's not a, he will. He said, now he limited it to a short-term recession. He's like, I don't care if it's a recession for a couple of months. Look, if he hasn't... You can't play with that. And the other thing is, first of all, you never can...
Starting point is 01:56:11 You can't just say it's going to be 60 days and it's over. That's not the way recessions work, unfortunately. Secondarily, if this is, if he's in a recession, does he even have a chance of winning the presidency in 2020? If this economy is in a recession, he has basically no chance. If people are concerned that they lose their job, that things are getting worse with their money, things are unstable, I think he's in real trouble. I mean, he's in real trouble. I mean, people, his overall approach... approval rating has never been strong. And a lot of that has to do with him being, you know,
Starting point is 01:56:40 people don't like his tweets and all that other side crap. The bottom line with the economy, though, is even with his disapproval overall, he's been very strong on the economy. A lot of Democrats and even independents say that the economy is very strong. If he loses that, it's his entire foundation. And it's the strongest thing he can run on. He's got a good case to make there. if he risks recession with these things and we slip into one, I don't know how you win. I mean, George W. Bush, or excuse me, George H.W. Bush went from an approval rating in the 70s and 80s, and a very minor recession hit, and he lost.
Starting point is 01:57:17 Yeah. I mean, Trump is starting at 43% approval. And look, he's got other things going for him. He's done some things that excite the base. I mean, we've covered those, and there's a lot of them to cover. But the bottom line is, as an election, you'd think just that would be enough to be hesitant on trying to do all of these trade wars, particularly at the same time. I mean, it is putting a real strain on the economy. And now over 50% of Trump voters say if it goes into a recession, they're going to blame Trump.
Starting point is 01:57:49 You can't win an election if that happens. So, I mean, I know he wants to talk tough and he doesn't want to lose this. And the second he backs off of this, it's going to be portrayed in the media as a loss. and they're going to flip-flop from, he should have never put these tariffs on to, look at this guy, he lost his trade war. That's all real. And I'm sure that's something that the White House detects
Starting point is 01:58:08 and is worried about as far as the press goes. But, I mean, if this thing goes into a recession and it's not a really quick recovery, he's risking his entire presidency. And it's a dangerous game to play. Well, when you're seeing the rest of the world go unstable, and when you're seeing 80% of the world's bonds in negative interest rates.
Starting point is 01:58:30 That's good for our debt because that means people will want to buy our debt, but you're also hearing the Fed saying we might lower rates, we might lower rates ourselves. People are nervous, and that's not good for an election. But here's one way, if I may transition to a commercial here, here is one way that you can actually take care of this and you can go to Gold Line.
Starting point is 01:58:55 I will tell you if the money is devalued, which Donald Trump says he wants to do because we'll sell more things abroad. So if he devalues the money, it's good for people who are buying. It is bad for people that are holding. So if you have in your bank account, if he devalues the dollar, you're going to lose that amount. Now, it'll still say $100 in your bank account, but it will take you, 110 to buy the same stuff that you would have bought when you had $100. And before the devaluation, that's why gold comes in. Gold never changes.
Starting point is 01:59:36 It's always the same. The dollar amount changes. But gold is remaining stable. What you could buy for $100 worth of gold, for instance, you buy a suit in the 1880s, a really, really nice suit would have cost you about a $20 gold coin. You go into a store today with a $20 gold coin. That's worth about $1,500. That'll buy you a Georgia Romani suit.
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Starting point is 02:01:49 No, I do. Do you? I think we need to go back to the infomercial thing, the 1-900 numbers that used to be on TV all the time. All those were fun ads. Now they're like all just trying to tell us how woke they are and how men are like evil. Can we go back to the time? Yeah, I think I would rather. I'd rather have that.
Starting point is 02:02:07 I'm the question mark guy. You got questions about the one of the government. What happened to him? I don't know. I want that guy back. That guy never told us that, you know, why don't you have a man bun? If you don't have a man bun, then you're evil.
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Starting point is 02:02:49 Yeah. I'd really like to hear your thoughts on the economy, what you feel were headed toward, you know, how you feel about the presidential candidates and what Donald Trump is doing. I'd like to hear if you're in a different place than you were, let's say, six months ago. Sam, are you? Then it was six months ago? Yeah, six months ago. I mean, I guess. I don't know.
Starting point is 02:03:19 Specifically, do you mean economy-wise? Yeah, and all of it. I'm just fine. I feel like, yeah, I don't really care about a lot of this stuff because they're all burning it down and anything is just adding fuel to the fire. and I'd rather just spend time making sure I've got enough fire equipment. You know what I mean? Yeah.
Starting point is 02:03:40 I just feel like you should just batten down the hatches and keep your nose to the grindstone and repoint all of the cornerstones in your life. We're probably exaggerated versions of most people, which I feel like I go up and down. There's times I'm like, you know, I need to know every bit of news and I'm freaking out about every part of it. And then I kind of swing back the other one. and it's like, well, in reality, what's important?
Starting point is 02:04:05 And you're taking care of your life and your family and the people around you that you care about and all those things. They might not be as exciting and get as much many clicks. But in reality, at the end, you kind of figure that that's a lot more important. So I go back and forth between this. You drive around the United States and you talk to people and you go out and everybody's not like that. It's just really coming from the press and from Washington. But then again, I feel that way when I go to the Middle East. I'm like, you know, people are all the same, really.
Starting point is 02:04:34 We all just want. And then they're blowing each other up. So I kind of swing back and forth with you. But we'll take your phone calls. 8-8-8-7-27-B-E-C-K. Call now! You're listening to Gly.

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