The blaze radio network on demand. Courage shrink back what happened since we met yesterday FBI, deputy director, Andrew Mackay, otherwise known as Andy, it doesn't matter. Kid who owned the cowboy too in the picture movie. I think He had Andy on his boot. I dont know what Andy has on his boot, but that's a different story. Andy the guy who was referred to in the text of the insurance policy, murmured abbot, instruction page he's now leaving the bureau. Now

a lot of people that there is no big deal. He really is, it really is Mikhail ouster. Comes the same day, his boss, director re, reviewed the classified memo prepared by the House Intelligence Committee, which will get to a little. Some congressmen are even saying that the memo shows cage Be like behaviour on bun behalf of the FBI. Others say it shows evidence that the controversial steel I see I was you just as the excuse by the FBI to get the fire a warrant to spy on the Trump campaign for refresher here The steel dossier was financed by the Dnc and the Clinton campaign. Fusion GPS. The firm that commissioned both steel, who Am I six agent formerly and very credible? Formally, they commissions him to compile the dossier, also

working for some one else. During the same time, Frank frame the russian government that's a problem. As if that doesn't look bad enough, see in it reported late. Last night, the director re sent out an all employees email yesterday evening, hinting that Mccain's dismissal may have something to do with the incoming inspector general report investigating the handling of the twenty sixteen Hillary Clinton email Investigation and by whom just keep on cabin, Was the House Intelligence Committee memo on top of The incoming inspector generals report, the final hit that old, mentally knocked Mikhail out? Why is going on at the FBI, we know that Abe wife received a campaign donation from Hillary Clinton in her political action committee when she was running for Virginia State Senate back and twenty fifteen

that a payment that bought anybody's loyalty, we also know that struck in page were close to my as well. The old in their text, messages now I dont I use the word secret society by these three Amigos. Mackay struck in page, didn't not spoken of, but not really, definitely not a secret club- maybe a society I'm not sure, but the three of them or in the mix a lot here Us Intelligence Committee memo drops some time this week. Now we're. To find out what these in that memo. Well. Is it partisan hype it in his is he dead? I'm sorry, a Republican created memo, so the Republican had been saying to themselves now for a while. We demand.

We release the memo yeah we demand that we release the memo. They have complete control. This was this was put together by the Republicans. They were demanding that they replied that they release their own memo. Ass, not huh, to do like, I demand that Glenn back where's pants. You're, the one is chosen were unaware paths not not. Why make a big deal out of it where them? This is much more like a loony tunes cartoon the further we into it, and I I have a feeling David it. If that's, not all folks It's Tuesday January thirtieth? This is the Glen Back programme.

We wanted to bring in Jason Betrayal, who is one of our he's, our chief researcher writers and then with a programme for a long time. He is also former military intelligence and has actually written some of these things, like the steel dossier, I thought he could come to take us through blow by blow exactly what happened yesterday and what it all means so a lot going on yesterday. Actually so we know that the the Pfizer like you're just talking about the fire, a memo or whatever their calling that now was voted on to be released, which was really stupid because they are they have their. Ever any doubt that it was not going to get approves. I think it was what ninety four was the vote, something like that, but but but but but it was theirs to release in the first place, yes, isn't like this is not a secret memo.

Was generated for the Pfizer warrant. This was somebody who said: ok, I've seen it. We don't know I've seen it and here's what I saw in it, and it was a a written. Imagine imagine it During the Lewinsky thing, if the Democrats would have said we demand that you release the memo that he created about Bill Clinton, and how can I stop her is being so bad? Would we put stock in that I look at it to see if there's anything interesting, but we would not use it as a smoking gun because it would have been created by the Europe of the Democrats in support of their president What we really need is the actual Pfizer information. Do we not?

we do with you mean exactly what Pfizer actually showed. Yet we need to know exactly what they presented. We want real documents nodded second hand, Doc. And from somebody who may or may not have seen the full range of evidence I'm curious about is what it did in. This is what some people actually Gouty have have hinted at is that this is going to show that the steel dossier was used as evidence that they needed to presented Pfizer court to basically say yeah. You can get these warrants in the trunk I'm paying that's? I am really curious about that, but not only there, but I want to know the process we are talking, this earlier, but, like you said, I I've written some of these before mostly in Afghanistan, without Kate and Taliban, but we can at least things all the time they don't ages and go find out in the Talibans over that village or whatever so we'd reach out. A source that we trust and that source

May I call you no problem, no problem, this guy he's Taliban. This guy gives food money DOW Cato all these people. Well, we wouldn't just send insulting six, could take them out. We would thereby we'd verify though we would have to send someone, CIA agent or someone like that to go talk to these guys. You know face to face and say where this information come from. You know like what we need to verify it wanted verified. Then you take action. My card correction, us would be but this would be the fire. So what we really need to know on the fire thing is: did the FBI even if they say well, there was no time. Did the FBI same time say: let's check on the veracity let's go to these sources that are that are mentioned in this document pivotal and see. If we can verify sanguine you couldn't you can make the case that while we didn't time to do all of that, because the presidency, you know the president's

it could be compromised and we only have a few months. We had to do them in tandem, but if they didn't do that, if they didn't go back because the especially the golden shower stuff is so ridiculous is so ridiculous and its screams KGB, I mean that's the way they do it and its screams that We did the f B. I know that the steel last year was ass by the Dnc and, at the same time, that steel was working party I am for the Russians, that's important that's very important, any would think that not only that, but this dossier screams former Soviet Union KGB, like style untied ex like this, is the stuff they do before they would like. They would try to insert information and other ways like they would send stupid of like like for stones, J, F, K Movie, which total and log into my story, was a total soviet plant. All that stuff was like a plant from a newspaper

back in the fifties or whatever that, though, that that was all KGB work over some pick them around with it. But this is this type of stuff they plant disinformation through credible sources Reich Steel, but the issue is it is time, like you pointed out, there's time to vet. Those sources find out if we are to take other steps? Are you could be right that they could have said this? as we have no time the election coming. We had to do something now. Yet we don't know everything that is in the steel dossier. Right so there could have been things that, if this is true weak and not this. This guy can not be president of the United States. We don't know- and it is the same- could be said if it was on Hillary Clinton. So I dont want to throw the the the baby out with the bathwater As long as they are at the same time checking wait a minute. Steel your worry you're getting money from the russian style. What are the can

Pfizer and looking at Trump based on the steel dossier and now Can we verify that if they are not doing that at the same time, if they're, just turning Pfizer and looking at Trump based on the steel dossier and now doing any verification of it? That is really dangerous so this conversation, I am highly confident the same exact comfort, calmer conversation has been going on in the house until it is committee at at at at this time. I bet you that's entirely what they were saying republic theirs. They were. You get this out there now, because they spied on on the on the on the term campaign and the damage probably say, look we're still vetting these sources for crying out loud. We had what time we're still trying to check to see this, the is is accurate. If you really this now without reacting, and even if even the even, if you do redirected, we're not good all. Sources are go underground, we're going to be able to check them out, but that's probably, but that's Guess I'm on the conflict right now this exact same conversation- and I have to tell you anything.

Who is saying that we need to reject it? You know for national security purposes if it was Turning to the other party, both put both sides would be switched at all. Sides would be so. There's nobody. That's actually I mean I just think the american people they just want the truth. They do. They just want the truth. I think for those who are still playing partisan politics? You know, will you not will accept any argument from their side and we should point out too that there are serious people and the intelligence work? Having these conversations? Yes, however, is not the conversation there having with us with the weather telling what we are seeing here is non stop theater, I mean again stick on our own side, just because it's easy to take on the Democrats. I want see this memo, because I want more information on this, I want to see the debt that version, which also exists in supposedly, is going to becoming out. Eventually, I wanna see both of their arguments, because this is essentially you're watching law and order there

You know a prosecutor, there's a defence you're, seeing both sides of it. I want to see both sides of it, so I can try to make a decision except except your your term bring with the jury pool the right. I am not saying that this is this, is this is pre trial negotiations, stuff, you're, you're, actually tampering with the jury pool because Europe, above, if both sides are putting this out? This is not the investigation. This is not. The actual trial. This isn't what anyone would use to condemn, the FBI, the Democrats or Donald Trump this. Only be used to condemn those people in the jury? Us, in our minds. This is not. I I I may be the only person alive that thinks that we should not see this memo yet,

I want to see it because I want to try to make a decision. There are people and we talk to some of them in Washington. Our big time, Republicans, who argue releasing this memo now. Is a bad idea, because of exactly what you're talking about there's an investigation going on and it's going to say through the investigation not about trot about about Russia, and so it we it's too big a risk, and we should wait. There's no reason for it to come out right now. We know per se and political reasons, but again going back to the sort of feeder of this of this idea, the Republicans dozens of them went on twitter and started. A hat tag release the memo they demanded. You help them give spread this hashtags. What Trending, that we be able to release the memo and here at the end of this, what we find out is that the report was a republican memo written by Republicans. It was vote, partisan lines in the committee that Republicans could really.

And I was going to go to a robot republican resident who's going to likely say that it was going to release when you said, release the memo who were you asking who who demanding release the memo, the exact people who I urge you to start the hashtag, so we, like it's all theatre, they're, just trying to get all of us excited about these things. I want to see the information I do, but why do we have to Would this is well I just I just I just. I think we can summon up with this, and I am sorry to change the subject, but this is very important. Someone please tell Glenn back to where pants. I would highlight the hashtag so glad you're, finally see it. Your glass tat Glenn must work. Her pants I'd, let the push back on this one, but I also agree that Glenn where the pants Glenn, where the pants the memo that was about a third of the news. Yes,

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Oh, what happened was director re reviewed, the the memo and he. He also is having some problems with the new inspector general that is coming in. You want to give us a little bit of that Jason so we know director rate so they sit. I guess things are Democrats said was there they are complaining about as they should that they will want to release. This was the compromise investigation so, I guess Republicans compromise on that and said o k will at school. Let director re read the memo, so They had been holding this back me up here for the longest time they. Finally let directory the memo subdirectory Read the memo having it took me, while I think of the cities of four page memo, and not too long after that anti became deputy director. Annual economic aim is announcing steps down. Now, I think that the timing of this is very, very interesting. I think that this definitely had a part of what happened because Mackay

is friends with struck in page the two people that member they lost, although their texts he's friends with them, and and he was the Andy in that in those tax that says you know where we had a meeting in Andy's office and we you can't let this guy when there's got to be some kind of insurance policy right, and we also know that around this time. There was an inspector general report that was going round then, and what get into that in just a second standby Glenn back. Mercury here. Listening to the Glen that programme yesterday was a big day. The investigation on Russia, Tromp and Hillary Clinton. A lot happened.

One is the the memo defies a memo that is, there has been deemed secret, it was written by. The Republicans on in defence of the Republicans and then they Republicans had do convince you to convince them to release it. So yesterday they voted to least this serve this memo. It'll be trusting to see what is in it, but it will be important to stress, is not in it. This is only one inside of it, and you know we'd all the hype on this. I gotta believe there's, there's something juicy in it. We brought in Jason Betrayal, who is a former military intelligence used to write these kinds of mammals. What do you expect to see in this? That is accurate. I expect to see I expect to see that they did have some information coming from Russia. I'd I'd, definite expected there. There's credible

forces that still uses. I don't expect to see names of sources because I dont think still ever give those up so work. I'm going to see anything a whole lot new. I dont believe I think we're gonna get a whole lot of what some people are calling pure speculation and rumour, and what other people are calling actual hard intelligence, but the Nunez memo itself is not going to have the juniors memo is going to be more about the case again. The appeal away, the FBI handled both the Clinton, email investigation and also the way they got into this with steel right cause. It's this is gonna, be the essential their sight of it. Yet well we're way the lead, the fight, a memo from Nunez isn't about the Clinton that the and another memo that is coming out from the attorney general efforts are not the attorney gently inspector general that and is What were you doing during the Clinton thing? There's there's some

I want it. Parenting is, is not good for the for the FBI and I'm really interested because that's an inspector general that's non partisan, in that memo. We know we know an email went out from direct array. Yesterday, it was of b I whitey mail last night. So all this stuff is happening within the same day, pretty much within twenty four hour timeframe, but last night he sends it out you directly. He examines that you know then and addresses why my cave left- and he strongly hints, according to CNN, strongly hints that it was because of this inspector general finding about how they handled two thousand and sixteen Hillary Clinton email investigation, and so so is that real? Is that really why he left and it to have CNN as the source? On that? That's that's pretty good cuz. I don't want to report that

but we know that this has been going on for a little while. So so I dont think the findings renew it just this announcement was new, but that, coupled on top of what direct array just read in the house until his committee memo that might have and the one to shot that eventually just knocked him outright, because the inspector generals coming out and say, look what you had look how you handled this and if the eyes of the Nunez Pfizer secret memo has a cave in there with the secret cabal between the three of them saying we need some sort of an insurance policy and there is more to that. What we already know. That would be very bad. Really can't judge wrong to think that we're. You should probably just wait until a stuff comes out before going crazy over the stuff, I'm just Like there's, so much nonsense surrounding it, and so many political goals people push for their own agendas that until we

actually see this information. We really can't judge it. I feel like we're just gonna caught up in this hype circle so either I disagree with you to some extent, I dont think that we are caught in the hype circle on this wit. What we're trying to do is saying, don't get caught in the hype circle. When this oh comes out, remember: it's one side written by the political PETE Players in Washington defending their side? Now there may maybe you know it. You know this is if we jump to conclusions Bay, on a politically written memo from a party and the party bosses and we act that we are no different than if the fires occur was given all of this, information about Donald Trump, from

buddy and- and they acted on that without saying wait a minute? Let's see all of the evidence, where did you get this evidence. How did you arrive at this? We can't do what we are accusing the of court of doing, and that is just taking one source and looking at. All of these things is saying: oh my gosh look at all of this. We gotta act, no, no, look at stored away, keep it in your head remain calm and carry on its this is raising, can see that we have a politically motivated dossier. They kicked off a lot of this. Now we a politically motivated house until this committee memo. Almost in response I mean it I'm really too hard on this, because either way our country loses on this either way

either. Russia win in Russia wins either. The Democrats conspired with russian help to undermine a presidential candidate or Republicans, are conspiring to damage the FBI. I mean either it look at I was just looking to post mortem for the FBI so little it. This is. The FBI ended in Addio, James MC came as of yesterday out or from adjust departments been demoted twice he's base it like a janitor. Now over there I think, struck in page, both kicked off. The boat was struck, kicked off the Miller, probe page left just before The text went for public, the FBI, General Council, he surges council from a cave baker. He was reassigned. Many people speculate because of this Rebecca, the chief of staff for both call me enery left the FBI, This is this is racking up damned by day really value, either way, no one is here's, the here's the very

a long term win if we hold our heads together, if we, if we are patient and don't do anything based on political stuff, do it reason and facts. Then there is a big win here. You know, two thousand eight. I said I'm telling you if this guy last this guy last the way he's running things. We will find the biggest scandals bigger than Watergate, we'll find it it'll be there I believe we are seeing this Why is it so remarkable to think that the FBI, I'd be turned into a political organization. When that is exactly what the Washington Post exposed with Richard Nixon. He used

Justice Department, look at the number of people in the justice all the way to the attorney general. Anyone be surprised if he found out our former attorney general was was stacking. This politically was was doing all kinds of things for police cool reasons. Would anyone have a doubt, the guy who did fast in furious might have been involved in stacking, the FBI so we're not in as to getting the things we should be be surprised by that and, quite honestly, neither would the Democrats if I said that about Donald Trump, Would you be surprised if dial drop was stacking? The d o j to make sure the day investigate what he wants and not what he doesn't want. That was the problem with the Watergate.

And look how many people it took down, as it should have I say let that ships for where they may I want. I want the FBI and the Justice Department fumigated wanted. I want all of the partisans from the left and from the Right, I want him out. Justice US be blind. We You have created a system where nothing is blind. Your judged on everything whether you voted for this person or that person justice. Be blind, and I if we hold our heads together and we don't panic and we don't play all the world is but a stage and we are merely but the players we are being played. We're being played and were being played for votes. Both sides or playing this four votes- and it makes us not see. The

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ok. I got I agree with you that fixed politically motivated, but not politically motivated as much as you think, on the republic inside I mean what do they gain? by making politically motivated no one's going to jail. It that's obvious and, like you, we need a fumigate, these departments and guys, like Jim Jordan, working so hard to try to get this truth exposed. I think they're falls into the the CNN. Where this is politically motivated, motivated its partisan politics, Clara looking to say such a thing and corruption thing. I disagree. I agree with you. It's on corruption. I agree with you that meet there's, there's some serious Republicans whom we live, Jim Jordan Apartment. Yet we love him other some serious Republicans that are involved in this, and there are some serious republicans that are saying: don't release this, because it will hurt the investigation right now. Don't it it's important that it comes out. Yadda yadda yadda

the problem I have saw when you say it's not politically motivated I said earlier. If, if I said to you, you have to call Glenn because he's got he has got to where pants, and I want you to do a hashtag thing, and I want Tell your friends. Glenn back has to wear pants will Glenn back is telling you that this is a republican memo issued by the Republicans. And then they, the Republicans, who had the right to release it the whole time they could have just released it. They made a big deal out of it and other let me that's what politicians? That's that's a political parties are four but but recognised when there is a political party involved in this they if they would have just released it. May that would have been one thing they didn't. They made it into a show and said we ve got to release this. Will they had the power to release the whole time? The whole time re what's wrong?

you'll. These are real issues. Yes, surrounded by theatre is a sin thing with the rush investigation. We will look at the left. They are making this the big thing about romp and try to make this into trump when there is a real issue about the right about what Russia, is doing with our elections that exist underneath all this theatre and all we do is deal with a theatre back and forth back and forth back and forth when there's something real ear. The same I think with the FBI. I think, there's a lot of great FBI agents who could do a lot of great things theirs. The our intelligence committee are not all villains. However, there is an obvious issue with corruption at certain level. Of of these organizations we don't know what they are. You don't know what they are yet, but we need to find out what it is he does sort through all the nonsensical theatre to get to it. I think the theatre hurts it it's what party do, but that is, I think, it's detrimental and in so I agree with. You saw that

There are real issues here. I disagree that it's it's not political theatre, it is political theatre, We have to be able to separate that from what the memo says and then separate vat from what the actual hard evidence we won't know what the hard evidence says this, is one side looking at it, so we have to be. We have to be. Measured here because the real, the goal is to actually find out it's happening in the FBI, the Justice Department and with Russia you amaze, solar, did you leave No, I'm still here the question I have been when you have a years worth of investigating with this more investigation and yet on some networks and some pundits talking about the distraction from the republican side on the modern breath it. How much are we distracting? This man is at a year of art powers to

spend to do this investigation, but yet we're still hearing a narrative that this is all just a distraction. To account So that's your problem is your problem is- and I agree with you is with the media and the The media is is spinning it. You know what It happened in nineteen. Seventy two, it wasn't finished intellect nineteen, seventy, what six I mean it went on for four years, and Nixon, came out in a state of the union and said one year of Watergate is enough fright this is how long these things take. I just I just think it is really imperative that we all look and say on both sides. This is political fostering and in that policy. He'll posturing. There may be some truth is that we need to look at, but this is political posturing. Let's look at those truths and let's verify

Let's not do what we're accusing the fires accord of doing taking open dossier, one source and buying into it and saying we need to spy? No, that's one source, let's verify what's in there and quit methodically. We have one shot at this: let's do it right Glenn back mercury, courage shrink back while was a republican back tax plan evil or what hoof? And if you did get a raise or a bonus reading closer just crumbs at least those of the lines from the Democrats that the plan

It is all about line in the pocket of the companies in rich people, although in California they're they're trying to claw all that money back and trying to tax the companies on all of the profits that hey that they now get to keep because of the federal income, Ex trickled down economics, Smith, invent by Republicans to make you poor and miserable Democrats have repeatedly equally, the same line since Andrew Jackson and I'm not getting and the media tell them repeat that message over and over and over again and are in a so called educational institutions are just feeding that nonsense to our children day and night. Now I want to. Wherever he is dead, I mean I I mean The tax plan was not some genius. Oh my actually there's a real overhaul It was a mediocre plan that could have been a lot better, but I will take it and I will celebrate that. We have it, but let me pay.

One part of the tax planned. That's really good that nobody is really talked about and its design. Help some of the most economically depressed areas in the country. It's a stealthy part of the tax plan is buried on page one, thirty of the bill and it allows states to designate certain regions within the state borders as an opportunity zone. Now these. Are the areas with high poverty, unemployment, slow business growth and what this tax plan does it allows businesses in venture capitalists to invest long term in these opportunities zones and by doing it they save a ton of money through avoiding capital gains taxes. This is really good! This is how this works over the last. Five years, the? U S, economy has grown and added jobs, but the growth has been mostly in large cities from twenty tended to. Fourteen prime Obama years more businesses closed in rural America than opened. You know them.

That's if you would just hear that you might start to figure out why Donald Trump one There is another reason now with it's in the new tax plan. Investors are gonna, be all able to create opportunity funds for these zones around the country and see New businesses expand existing businesses or develop real estate if the inverse. There's maintain their investment for ten years they avoid paying capital gains taxes all together. That is gigantic. The chairman of the present drums council for economic adviser, said: if this plan works, quoting will it at ten years. From now and say this is one of the most important parts of the tax bill and nobody really even talked about it- plenty ways to be cynical about a provision like this. Maybe it's a corpse! scheme to take rural Amerika for a ride while avoiding taxes or Maybe it really is what it sounds like the government actual.

Cracking open a window of opportunity for fright private businesses to do what do you know what their best at and the process helps parts of the country that really need the boost, what a concept- it's Tuesday, January thirtieth. This is the Glen Bed programme a guy who's. Writing is really affected my life and have a ton of respect for- and, I think is a brave and funny individual Jonah Goldberg joins us, hello, Jonah. How are you going? beer as good a heavy on. So let us We start with this before we get the news of the day and everything's going on. You were out open on Donald Trump. Tell me the things that He has done that you say. I can't believe that this is really good.

Gosh there, a bunch, the judges in our starting with the research but also the lower courts. I, like in about ninety eight percent of deregulation, stuff, you know some of it is not Really his hands on his personal handiwork and urged pie and got got leave are doing great things at the FCC in the FDA. I love what I think a lot of things is done. We would again from almost any other republican, but one of the things I think he deserves extraordinary credit for it. Moving the capital of Jerusalem, capital, Israel to Jerusalem, I'm not sure any other Republican would have done that I'm not sure any other Republican would have touched Anwar. Quite yet, and informing some things I think Have you done are our great and it it's it's hard for people to it is so funny? because if you say well, you know what

I would like to live a little more sustainable life. I know you know, I'm writing in recycling is important. Your immediately a global warming crackpot to some and if Do you know if you don't believe in that, then all of a sudden? You know why, I don't believe in man made global warming or I dont believe that these solutions that we're we're saying it will work. Will actually work will all of a sudden now Europe you're a crackpot on the other side and they re There's no middle grow, there's no way for people to say you know what really like Donald Trump I'm. I have to give him real high praise on these things, but I'm really kind of disappointed gusted. By these things, we can't play that middle ground more. It's all or nothing on both sides know I alerted me, maybe a huge frustration of mine in a lot of reasons for I really dont like this kind of binary tribal thinking-

where everyone has a coalition, and we all must agree with our members of our coalition and at the other than our Me coalition, isn't arab opponents, it our enemies, the democratic existential threat. Now that he's gotta like that kind of thinking but I think one of the reasons why we have it so much with with Donald Trump is that you know it take taking over various. God. No allegations that roll out without drunk the latest. One being this thing with Stormy Daniel it not enough, I don't. I have no problem with voters, big doing a cost, benefit analysis and thing. You know, look on net he's been better for me better for the countries doing things I like, but I really just can't stand some of their personal stop or the tweeting. Whatever you see, people our junior and Tony Perkins from the Faintly research council just go. Way out there to offer is Perkins called it a mulligan trump and

basically minimize or dismiss his personal, characterised stuff, and I think, that's really problematic for people who pretend to be or claim be leading moral authorities, and you know, during our junior, took over the mantle of basically his dad empire, which tried to kush, christian morality as deep into politics as they could get it, and I defended them for four years. But I think one of the reasons why you get this binary thing is that the cause of Donald Trump Vanity and is narcissism and because of the defensiveness it's so many of his biggest supporters, have can't criticise ex while supporting why, because all Donald Trump wants to hear from anybody is flattery and it takes to any needs flattery and forces you to either stay silent on things. You cannot flatter him on or do actually flattering him about things that he shouldn't

be flattered on and it's a bad psychological component so Jonah what expecting from the state of the union tonight that aid? That actually is meaningful. I mean I hate. These things has assisted it's nothing, but you know give list in an introduction of you. No children without faces, and I Honestly. I think that this is MRS Monarchist swill and that We would be much better off if the President, like in the old days, just sent a letter the Congress or if we had them, had the city and acted out by mines and anyone who ever did the worst by voice vote with said the wolf. I think that would be an act that so stipulated. I dont know what I think he's in a black is first address the joint Congress technically wasn't a state of the union everyone's calling. This is, firstly, the union fine very well. My first one

it was. One of the first example is right, the beginning of his brethren, they have everyone, restarting the the countdown like through the construction site, sign outside the White House, that x number of days since an unprecedented action by the president right and that one would like yet all this stuff about our guard, became. President tonight event Joan said it was a very forceful and good patented I don't remember what a raised it, but was a matter of days, if not ours, that a tweet or some other Then came out that just sort of took all the chips back off. The table so again, I think I think the only pray do a good job he'll try to make this immigration reform thing which my magazine supports. I ve made up my mind into a bite.

Partisan overture to the Democrats, he'll try to sound magnanimous, certainly brag about the beating ISIS, which I think he should ill brag about. The effects of attacks got met all fine and good. I just don't know that it has much laughing power and a part of the problem in a one of this I said I had about the Trump administration, was that he didn't immediately go cut, deals with jokes, humor and Nancy policy much earlier on yeah or didn't try here, and I think one of the rare This is why it is either key personally would love to do that? I think personally emotionally, like this idea of cutting deal, then, when working with Democrats, you know those guys better. He grew up around those guys used to be one of those guys until very recently. The part of the problem was, he listened way too much deceive ban in at the outset. It's an unfair and old joke, but you know that inaugural dress, probably founded better in the original German. In any event, this sort of Euro

out of a in a tree asked belong the italian kind of talk, and that was better, in doing that any fuelled all of that and the problem was that trumps spent, maybe the first six months of this presidency and continues to this day doing in saying thing that culturally and politically make working with Trump radioactive for Democrats, particular the base, and that is a in. That is one of the things that have made it a very, very difficult for him to go. Cross the aisle I dont think that was banned in play. And I bought bandit. I d been actually believed his own bs and thought the giving of this vast nationalist, protectionist movement, and it wasn't but net but Trump as politically painted himself into a corner, makes it very difficult for them. Get to work with him and very difficult for him to work with Democrats were withdrawn,

Goldberg senior editor of the National review. I want to ask you John: if you don't want to go to take a quick break and then I want to come back and talk to you a little bit about tariffs. My kids ask me about tariffs, is this bad at an and how does this? How does this work he has? He has started to move into tariffs, which anybody was free market really doesn't doesn't like and a one. Point. Seven trillion dollar stimulus package will get into that sex We should also get Loveday from Jonah about his new book coming out in a couple months. Suicide of the West has tribalism populism, nationalism and identity. Politics is destroying american democracy taxi. Is approaching and That's why this week, I guess you know one of the things they did in Cairo so make sure that its tax

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bloodless talk a little bit about. You know that washing machines in America and why this makes a difference that there is now a tariff on it. Yeah, I'm it but I'm a free trader, and I think that that free trade that that protectionism being cast a populist issue has always been a mistake. Right, I mean the the idea that would protect None died, the put bureaucrats or business people or politicians between the consumer the products that they want to buy it is it leads saying: oh no, these will cost you more. You can't get those you have to buy this. Instead, that's not populism,

You know, that's not democracy, that that they leave it met statism. But what do we want to call it? It is Adam Smith not recognised in the wealthy nations in seventeen. Seventy six, but businessmen are always trying to get an advantage over the public by conspiring to raise prices, and those kind of conspiracies are almost impossible to stop. But but they can only be effective and really damaging. If the government gets involved, Am I wrong? As you know print I wrote a book called liberal fascism which got into I just economic, and so much of that is about the government getting in between the producers, and the consumers and deciding and picking winners and losers, and that's what protectionism is, and so I get in there are. There are, at the margins, good arguments

or the government in retaliation against governments that are betraying trade deals right. Maybe you don't have to be a thousand percent pure, as my colleague having Williams in a national issue, just basically says we should have a constitutional amendment. That says there shall be no two. Were are or limits on trade of any kind. I'm not sure. For that I am there. You can make some arguments for national security staff and all, but as a general principle, protectionism boils down to regard, meant picking winners and losers among a certain set of producers of certain manual or manufacturers of certain goods. In saying we're, gonna help you out and conspire against the public to set prices higher than but they should be- and I think it always if left to run rampant, always leads to a terrible place. China is indeed something too, because we conservatives have talked for many years about oppose

the redistribution of wealth, and if you follow the line of what a tariff purports to do with ease of with the washing machines sample, we're going to charge an extra fifteen hundred dollars on every washing machines, gonna cost people more money and that money is somehow going to be filtered through the system and eventually get to create a certain amount of jobs to your essentially taking fifty, hundred dollars from the average person walk buying a washing machine and your funding that money to some worker in some city, who is going to make fifty thousand dollars or sixty thousand dollars on all those little groupings of fifty dollars. I know it's not that pure, but I mean that is essentially just redistribution of wealth, which is something we're supposed to be opposed to know, that's exactly right and it so it gets at why I I

I fully and truly believe there should be a euro per cent corporate tax rate, no economy. Economist cannot for the life of them, come to a consensus on who pays it. Ah, you know when the concourse corporate taxes, but one thing there sure, is that the consumer pays most of it right I mean it's not like G pays: the in attacks, the corporate tax rate about its corporate tax payments out of some special kitty fat cat price right, a calm as it comes with the price of the wages that they sell. Em, something would Coca COLA any of you. Companies, and so the idea of it, then the same thing goes with protectionism. There's this idea that somehow the government knows better how to organise a right. Now, there's a movement of foot for a couple dragging steelmaker basically take over the issue of steel trade, steel imports in this country, and what will be left out of this is that

There are a lot of manufacturers and the United States that need cheat steal to make the other stuff but we want any manufacturing here. It's really amazing how much we are repeating from the great depression on letting He's giant companies steer the policy of the United States, which will her to all of the smaller companies. It's it's I mean it's a direct repeat in many ways from the nineteen thirty's yeah, I'm in every big one of my greatest petites- is this mythology that big corporations are critical, right wing right. We know that they're not on cultural issues. In a big fortune, five hundred companies were way ahead of the curve, something like a marriage in all sorts of other thing, my criticising them for it

saying that they're, not you, Sir Thomas Matthew, Coons bastions of like reaction or anything that marxist up is over and when it comes to like economic conservatism. Therefore, every regulation that hurts their competitors them, therefore, free trade for me, but not for the or the other way around big look at their bottom lines as sort of rent seeking entities from the government. So I just so. You need to stop peace where you break into what I want to take you to another place. It was announced today that Amazon is partners. With Warren Buffett and hey Morgan Chase to go into the health care insurance business, but how Warren Buffett described it is founding get to that next week, Jonah Gilbert Glenn back mercury, and this is the contract programme

earlier today, in fact, did sent some healthcare stocks tumbling before the opening of the stock market. Today, Amazon, Warren Buffett, Berkshire, Hathaway and J P Morgan chased the chase and now kind of work. How does that work? I don't I don't know the insurance business war. Above it said the ballooning costs of health care ACT as a hungry tapeworm on the american economy. We share the belief that putting our collective resources behind a company's best talent can, in time check the rise of healthcare costs while concurrently sing patient satisfaction and outcomes. Here's the strange line in this. The company will be free from profit making inside caves and constraints. End quote: Coburg from the National Review, what kind of work? How does that work Hey Don, I dont know how that works

I dont really here clearly either to me having studied up on it, but barometer sounds to me sort of the equivalent of what Google does where it provide free dry cleaning, and you know recaptured areas, free food and all that kind of stuff and in it all heavily subsidized and doesn't make an enormous, didn't make a profit of any kind, but it requires his talent, and so maybe this is just an effort to create something that you now isn't necessarily seen at a profit, enter, but it is seen as a very useful sort of retention centre to health costs are eating up a lot of big businesses,

and you know so let it be like reducing clauses and the same thing as increasing profits, but in a certain kind of accounting way. Kind of is right right, so I've been, but I mean I'm trying it would do. You have to be a member of the bank and do everything with Amazon, or am I going to do now I get it either. It doesn't think what they want, providing parliament and warmed up. It is very good at this got themselves just they wore and those Jamie Diamond. They want sound as out you wasted as yes, yes, and so you know it's sort of like the old say about how, if someone says about the money. It's about the money. If these guys are saying, I don't trust these guys to say, if not really about the prophets, you can't be the two of the three richest people on the planet and not have some

turn about profit, but was a girl. You ve also left out the nations largest painting for that, MRS linking rise. So it is it's a weird thing in autumn and I must say it impossible for them to be out you with it. You drive around the country and look at all the libraries named after. That is you know those guys think it does a lot about possibility, but that doesn't sound like this. This sounds like a very clever pr spin on. It is something that the very smart that will undermine CBS and United Health and some of these other tech, medical health care giant and, frankly, They all need to be disrupted and undermine the outer sector jets. Us as work are living Lily change, says subjects as we have the president says: the union should address, and I have a feeling he's going to be. You know announcing his one, seven trillion dollar stimulus package, conservatives freaked

out at seven hundred navy. So I mean I can remember the number seven hundred eighty seven thousand seven hundred and eighty seven billion dollars. We thought that was outrageous. Now it's somewhere between one point: five and one point: seven on a stimulus package, It comes the same week that somebody advise the president that we should be building. The government should be building the five g network, thank God for a jeep pie from the FCC and the other. Both Republicans and Democrats on the FCC said. No, we don't a place doing that. Who took whose advising the president right now on some of these things and- Do you see being able to effect this out of for all spending and kind of you know adoption of let the state take this business on attitude. Well, I didn't like maybe popular with anybody, but I think one of the things that

have been remarkable about the term presidency. So far how well under incredibly trying circumstances the institutions really you know the house in the Senate and the Establishment generally, including in his own administration, has been to manage and direct the drum presidency from some of drums worst instincts. And you know, I've been trump. I wanted to do infrastructure one he wanted tariff day. One you know you wanted offered. Things. They won, that that Paul, Ryan and Mitch Mcconnell said no to bed or for, near the system to make impossible The problem is it all they were really doing with kicking the came down the road, the very few things that constitute core ideological beliefs of Donald Trump. One of them is protectionism. Another one is this infrastructure stuff, and he still has this belief which in abandoned head too

that spending hugely on infrastructure can, by democratic support. I don't think there necessarily true anymore. I think it would have been true at the beginning of his presidency, but he didn't go that way. In terms of the more dismay in a sort of ideological corruption of the GNP to supporting the stuff. I find it repugnant in element that I have you if we believe in protectionism and if you honestly believe in massive you know, came the economic spending. Were you just give the economy this huge sugar ration of all that kind of that people have not yet, and is there a reason for you to go out there and advocate for it, but there are so many people. I know personally, who don't believe this

and who have suddenly changed to endorsing our didn't believe this stuff, but suddenly endorse it, because Donald Trump likes it now. It is possible that some of these politicians and closed rooms have bitten sources by Donald Trump, aristotelian gift for persuasion and rhetoric and explain to them that protectionism is better. But I don't think that's really the case. I think it is Surely an example of power corrupting people, people sucking up to power of bending and an end and jettisoning their principles in order to be in the good graces of of the ruler. And it's very, very sad and the GNP to extend its gonna, be a conservative party. Free market party going into the future is going to spend Jack Age cleaning up this mess. China can I can. I ask you to come back some point and, and just tell me what it was like

growing up in your home. I mean you're year your dad. You just released one of your dad's writings, your dad wrote for the Wall Street Journal, so he was. You know you grew up around a guy who was in in in and around these circles and monitoring them of a unified system you were little, your your mother was the one who told Monica Lewinsky save the dress and and make a tape to to not meant logical, outta lit, Linda Trip coming: that's Can you imagine I know my experience of of you know just that one of I can imagine that my other, was involved in any way or not at how how this just affected you either. You forget that when my mom, when I was a little kid, my my mama, and then what the Knicks administration

if we can get into some other time, but you look. I got strange childhood you know and I'm not I'm not your typical pseudo into tool. Demi drew from the upper West side of Manhattan, and if you know what I'm very grateful to my parents, for you know this weird goofy strange upbringing that them they gave me and my dad's idea of Meda was your classic sort of jewish and its role and his idea of a vacation was either going to the other side of the couch. Rita, different magazine or bog. When a Europe and looking at museums or going on long walks with his son to explain to them, Stalin was really really bad, You know that was sort of my I got modes you ever taken from my dad did. Did you ever kind of rule your eyes, because every child goes through a period real? I got she's going on about this again,

general, your eyes on that stolen stuff, or did you, but did you buy it the whole time? Well ever do it. It was a lot of it was sort of lichen karate kid. We're, Ralph MACHO, doesn't know why he's waxing on and waxing often I am paint a fence up and down up and down, and then all of us, for my late teens. I gotta discovered Holy Well, I know a lot more about the stuff that everybody else in this room. It's me you just my dad talking. You know it was. You know I used to tell people that you know one of my earlier memories of my dad pushing me on a swing explaining how the yugoslavian black hand was the first modern here, one time what about eulogy? I wrote to my dad where we're walking down the street. I'm gonna get it was on a Sunday morning. I could have been older than seven, maybe maybe eight and also my dad. Get in the middle of a sidewalk squeezed, my hand

really hard and said to me totally straight face Jonah. If you are ever pulled over in a south american country, tell the officer, I'm so sorry is there any way? I can pay the fine right you don't want to go down to the jail, and then we went back to walking out. Ok, daddy, don't you let me with a strange you, the peculiar doggedly like you who did you get the who'd? You get your sense of humor from Mamore dad the dry stuff. I get from my dad, the the more gun, though Stop I get for my mom, so the more dry stuff you're implying that there is a shot that maybe your dad was joking about. You know. South american police officers unclear Jesus what kind of stuff without amused him

say it, but in almost never broke character. Munich getting another example. Again, I wrote about him the eulogy when I was a teenager I accident Long story short. I accidently rubbed some hot sauce in my eye and again running into the bathroom to wash. Why but my I am like clearing up in its thinks. Whatever my dad walked by about doors open you walked in and he says what happen. I'm like blubbering are I got caught my eye was eating cheese and crackers and ability, and he just dead, pensive dammit. I wish I had told you not to Rob hats off in your room nowhere you didn't even following the National review online, my followers on twitter page yet Jonah and our very now concern that a drink, a terrible job is apparent. I have not told my kids

but how does in their eyes or what to do when they get arrested in a south american country? I guess I'll drive a couple years to get to that couple. Things for from Jonah added We have to talk about this too, and we have stairs almost urban is nobody is Jonah still online Jonah Can you give us a highlight of your new book when to come out, till it was gonna, be it sort of up for some people. I try to explain. It is kind of like it recall the liberal fascism and it explains where art, where the great the western civilization and end the greatness of America comes from and how our decline the choice and how the greatest greatest threat America in the west? Is the pervasive ingratitude two, how good we have it and how we got here and it starts. I mean that the table starts about fifty thousand years ago and goes through

the invention of how we got capitalism, how we got democracy only up to the present day such a big book and my mom, pretty brought up in the name of it, as is the suicide of the western mission. Of the West would the somewhat of an almost to a famous conserve intellectual named James Burnham Rota, but the same name, and I think nineteen sixty four, I want to say and in a cover them some of that ground. Forget into a lot of economic theory, and I think it is pretty readable. And even if you disagree with some of my points, I think there's just a lot of interesting fun stuff in here, John thanks. So much presented thing they can get away it daddy. Does a seller. Keith is like his dead, I'm going to tell us how the count for another book now not only is Kinda Sars twenty five thousand years ago, and it always simple, seven ethnic, similar, adds a good thing about condemning.

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the crazy wholly highly interesting, though, thou be a great conversation with him to tell that yeah just pair that's interesting conversation with everybody, isn't it exists who not only what you take away from your parents, but also just the life they lives at how it influence do. Sometimes it's not it's not the straight advice like Joe Joe, was talking about it's just something that they did that you know that change to what you thought of. I think that's more than almost anything I learned from my dad just watching him. You know an end, it's it's interesting. It would be really interesting the track to do an interview with people about their mom and dad when their teenagers or when that before they with when they still think mom and dad can fly. Then teenagers when. I think that the worst in their twenties, thirties and then fifties has met my parents. The image of my parents, has changed so many times in my mind because I undressed

and them at my age, every step of the way Glenn back. Mercury courage threw back five months in the womb. Babies have ten fingers and ten tells they can yawned, they could stretch and they do, but they also feel pain Despite the scientific fact, the Senate voted against the pain, capable unborn child protection act which would ban. Late term abortions on babies at twenty weeks, forty six,

out of ninety seven senators decided they want to continue the debate rather than pass the bill. No, it's not a perfect bill still allows babies conceived by raper incest to be aborted, and it draws a hard line at twenty weeks. The question is so? Does that mean that a baby that is nineteen in six days. Old is delayed, not feel pain. I hate to get here, because I this is just so dicey? I maybe constructed conceived of of re. Evidently, in through rape did does that baby not feel pain. Even if there is a point were a baby doesn't feel pain. Does it mean it's ok to kill a baby

I am not proposing answers, I'm just saying we have to think about this, just because it doesn't hurt. Is it ok to take that life? No, it's really. We shouldn't be dismembering and and and doing the things we do to babies in abortion clinics. Abortion is and always will be, hideous and barbaric. No matter what gestation period me you know it occurs are or how that baby. Aim to be it's just barbaric as a society, we we really need to have a decent conversation with each other. We need to be stop just yelling names in and throwing blood on each. One way or the other and just sit down and just talk about the children.

This bill was a step in the right direction, which it shows a glimmer of hope that maybe were beginning to realize the sheer horror and murder of abortion. I know this history will judge us. There will be peace. That will say in a hundred years, you know if I were alive, then I would have stopped abortion. I can't believe this its people were monsters and I'm not a monster like that. Just like We now say there were alive during this stage straight the slave trade. I want to stop the gazelles. People were monsters and I'm not a monster, and yet we refuse to look at the numbers that there are more slaves to day than all of the english slave trade combined. All four hundred years combined more slaves today, but we're not doing anything about it.

You just have to look at these issues because once you really look at it and what Do you have to say out loud? Yes, that is a baby! Then the next thing you have to look at is: do we kill it or not?. Humanity is going to realise what an atrocity this is and that realisation will serve as a gruesome blemish on our history, I pray that we open. Our eyes sooner rather than later it's Tuesday January thirtieth. This is the Glen Back Programme. Are speaker, Paul Ryan, has just held a press conference. He was asked about. A republican memo that Congress voted to release last night, and here's what he said for number three there

may have been malfeasance by people at the FBI was an instance. Let me just let me finish my points there Have been malfeasance at the FBI, but certain individuals, so our job in conducting transparent oversight of the letter of the executive branch to get to the bottom of that so so is the best disinfected, and so we What we want is all of this information to come out so that parents, you can reign supreme and accountability can occur. My my only problem with this is, I got completely agree. I completely agree with what he said, except that's. Why we want this to come out now? if you are doing a murder trial, you don't necessarily bring out half of the facts in the middle, because that maybe some of your sources, maybe some of the leads dry up because of crap their onto us. We, you don't do that and that's the

the biggest problem that I have with this is: why are we wire? Why are we doing this? I don't want to win I want this problem solved. I want to know what the Ruth Is- and I want the bad guys and I don't care who they are. I want them to go to jail. I personally we believe a lot of people. Don't I personally believe there's a real. I will mean the Justice Department and aid then come as a surprise to anybody who didn't wholly trust Eric holder. Are you telling me that the judge this department was left in the same condition that he found it in and what was the conditioning found it in Why do we accept that this kind of corruption was Not only done but done at vast, eyeballs in the nineteen seventies, under Nixon but Thou, suddenly

we really have to look into any of this because it could never happen. Of course it already has happened. It will happen again over and over again the minute we start to trust everyone and say I know what we're not really looking people go, corrupt, that's the way it is. I dont want the details now, because I need them. What what good is it going to do? Cause here's? What can happen? Let's say that there's there's testimony in this document that there was malfeasance, which can you define, because no one here is, as you know, my friend there's a malfeasance going on there, that's it that's that's a legal term moraine so definition malfeasance intentional conduct that wrongful or on awful, especially by officials or public employees, sets a priest erect direct charge there, okay, so, but but

it's not it's not! He says, there's malfeasance, which is wrongful or unlawful, Well, I want to know what the wrongful stuff is more about. The wrongful stuff does not lead to an indictment of people going to jail. Might it could it could the unlawful definitely does is that they should have a scale here. There's there is Miss visas, which is conduct that is lawful, but in approach so you're on the right side of the law. But you did something should be done. Ok, then there is none pheasants, which is failure to act. Where There was a duty to act, so you didn't step in when you should have. Then there's a malfeasance which is intentional, which is ready. In turn on doctors, wrongful or a novel. Doesn't I gotta go against a kind of goes against the lead, the general description when you get down to it that there is in others in first every second,

the third degree rightly, you know it's not good. I think you're right in that there still low with a room built into that, however, this. You know it's a fairly serious charge. If it, the legal definition out, just be using it as a word- and we don't know that seems it seems intentional, and use the word. May may have been malfeasance. Ok, let's find out. If there is less went out, if there is This document being released now, what does it do? I can tell you that there are many conservatives that are very concerned. It actually forces the people that they were working with to get in for me, on the F B, I end on Russia and everything else. It will force them back in dark because they're not gonna go. I don't want to talk about this.

So by releasing this, it could hurt the investigation. It could also hurt any kind of legal proceedings going forward. That's not good yeah, it's not good at an ever for not just set for what purpose do I think it's just so we can have it arguing point right, there's a push back point. I think that's where it comes right you want to be you know. People have been beating up the administration on on Russia for all this time. They will end. The Republicans have pushed back and said, there's been. Some a questionable activity, the FBI in these other organisations and here's some supporting evidence for it. I think that the basic there's, no other reason We do need to hear it eventually, but there's no reason we need to hear in the middle of the investigation if you do, I mean I'm just trying to think of it down from the republican point of view, if you're looking at from purely political, tiny eighteen coming up here, I understand it and if you don't offer any kind of defence, the you know of your jack quiet, its

I can help you how things you to go on for another two years. You're, probably right, we know what sort of a big pointed out, and I guess I understand that I wish also point out, because obviously we know we have I don't really know. I would say we have a lot of friends and watched I refer in ordinary any friends at once, but it's a bike important to note, I think, for the audience, who might think. Ok, all those guys are Anti Trump, of course, or hearing from Conservatism Republic unknown unaware uses. This is actually these people wrote are from our pro trump people. They just don't like there. There are concerned about this investigation and has they do believe as I do. There is something there right there is there there now the press is saying. There's not I if there is, but we won't know and anything that hurts that investigation in the long term is we should be doing we shouldn't be done, because the underlying point here is more

more important than the political squabble that will play out even to the election. The idea that we have an act we have the second most powerful or third, most powerful country in the world who is who is conducted? What I would say our acts of war against this country. This is not is. Is it possible? You normally get away with your influencing. Trying to manipulate another country's election, this entire investigation, and if we had this, on the Soviet Union when I was on my Reagan, would have the Eu I'd have gone the war over it we're it's that it's that big it women I have been a very scary period at into that again, even if you don't care about the the Russia part, which is hard for me to understand me. This is not it's out of its anti from think again. Political nonsense has brought that into is trump bad or good, which is not the question I want answered the question I want answered. It is about what what Russia did exactly. How do we stop it, but the same thing applies to the FBI. Again, this comes down to our is the FBI

good or bad or its trump good or bad, and again it's all sort of a distraction. We all know that the girl- people in the FBI, you're good. There are a lot of people in the intelligence community that are good, but if we have a problem, that is a little bit above a couple of bad apples who are acting, their own political sort of ideology, letting that affect their work is a huge problem tube from and will affect you eventually exactly and its important. It's it's it's. It's so frustrating because, for instance, the Pfizer memo her I don't believe in secret courts. I just don't know that. We should have a Pfizer court, I'm sorry, no secret courts, it's it's it's! What extra constitutional, its outside of the constitution? You don't do it. Would you? How would you investigates exactly the way we do. All of it. You go to a corner. You go to a court and your quiet about it.

And you don't have to have the newspaper they earn in? Oh, we do we did it with John Gaudy. Wasn't in the paper it happens. All the time happens all the time and all right you go, but you had what what Pfizer was. I need Ebay Extra Latitude the standards are lower and it's all secret I don't believe in the files court at all without being said. What we're talking about here is is what evidence did they give the Pfizer court? If the end? What did they do that if the F B, I went and took a dossier which there, who's to seeing and they took it from from steel? and they look at and they say holy cow look at these charges. That, of course, happened now. Did someone the FBI say, wait a minute, wait a minute wait, a minute. Where did he get this? Well,

got it from steel is a former. Am I six he's very he's worked with us before he's very buttoned up, ok great: where did he get this information specifically this one, this one and this one. Where did you get those chase down his sources? Talk to him I don't know I mean director if, if This is going on he's gonna, be the president in four months, great I'll talk to Pfizer, and I will tell them that we need to act because we think This is a trusted source. And we now because of the Patriot ACT, have that ability to go. We think it's a trusted source. We need make sure that there is no connection to Russia for the expressly states or that he's not being set up in going to be blackmailed. We need to protect the president of the United States, one way or another. We have to act on this information, but at

same time track all this down, I now because we are already doing investigations on Russia and I have a feeling, although this came from Russia, so this may also be evidence that Russia is is doing, everything they can to destroy, our election process if they had that conversation with wrong. If the Muslim Brotherhood brought George Bush information, which he did you know on September. Eighth, and said Al Qaeda is going to blow up the the World Trade Center would you say: well, we can't use that information, because it was all funded by Muslim Brotherhood now if we went on a g, hot ourself on September. Ninth. And we said we

we're going to get Al Qaeda, we're gonna wire, tap them we're gonna, because we know they're gonna take down the World trade center. That would be wholly irresponsible. They should do both They should immediately do everything they can to follow that information to find out it's right, because it's coming from the most, lumber brotherhood, but there's also pressure it September eleventh, is go date. Also wiretap, listen. Find out. Is there anything we can do to stop this find out? it's true, but on the other hand, proceed as if it is, because we have a time pressure- that's totally reasonable, its reasonable but dangerous very dangerous, is why it do you shouldn't. Have the Patriot ACT to the first but yeah? That's it interest because it sets. If that precedent is ok, the idea a sitting president without that power, can utilise it based on essentially opposition research?

varying concerning, because you know- and I love that the Democrats don't see any problem with this, because what, if you're to do this as president. What you think trumps gonna do right. Like I'm saying from a Democrat perspective, if you are, you think Trump is again. This evil she that once it just you know who hates every race and is the worst person in the world, while if you believe that why on earth would We want this to be a power that the pay, that had a because in your mind, surely Donald Trump is going to use these tools the same way or worse than Barack Obama did so you better find out but these things aren't stop that power before its able to view I buy your enemies. As I said earlier today, justice must be blind, it might be. Under the executive branch, but it cannot be a tool of the executive board,

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So news for the Cleveland- Indians, maybe not the team, but the Indians in Cleveland they're gonna be very, very happy because, the offensive Cleveland, indian logo is going away yet chief. Why? Who no longer going to be on the uniforms of the Cleveland Indian, starting in two thousand nineteen, so it's gonna take, So are you haven't really heard about the big indian protests on here I mean you like. It was a cartoon, That was a smiley face. I know I'm aware of it, but I am not aware of the big Indy. Nor native American push back there's some

activists like I'm active, but now I would say there isn't. One of you know this is this is this is how you talk about the arrogance all their just there to small and they don't. They live there too stupid to even know that their being marked- and we have to take this off- cause they're just too stupid her or I dont, know what it is, but they won't say nothing, and so we have to protect them. It's so arrogant, A journalist question is well here. I know you're, not a journalist beer. I play what we should do this on either side of interest in the way the New York Times wrote this up, and I think I've ever seen the New York Times use language like this. I'm interested they're running, I conservatives I can't imagine next Glenn back mercury, this as the Glen Back Programme, there real quick on the Cleveland, Indians, here's what the new

our times wrote as they get as they get rid of their their mass got on the uniforms gab. Maybe this minor, but its reads really. Strangely, to me this is the the last paragraph of the New York Times story on the Cleveland, Indians, bending the chief waffle look of next year. I ok. Indians team name, no remedies for the Redskins, the Redskins team name, a hundred percent verifiable fact was named after but their coach, who was native American to honour him here. There is no there's. No Oh disagreement about that people have said later at all. Well, it turned into a negative phrase. Reynolds gives it, but that's not what he is. So you won't George Washington turned into a bad name. Well, it's not right. Exactly boy was diagnosed. Not was that's that no intelligent right. Oh here it here's what they say to let the Indians to

name itself is supposedly derived from a member of a native american tribe and knee in Maine, who played for a different Leland team in the National League from eighteen. Ninety, seven to eighty nine unite. You're, the New York Times, you're running a story about the Indians logo, and you include this name this paragraph, the end The Indians team name itself is supposedly derived like. Isn't it job as a journalist to say either is derived from that or isn't give us our it's a claim from the team that is unverified right. Like its supplying it as a little bit of leg. The hose ITALY. They say what we don't believe that we want to make clear that you know that supposedly using couldn't ology, you said you couldn't believe this from the New York Times. I this through me off. I thought maybe the news. I've never seen this from New York Times something that every day I was singing like you know, what you might have been a pretty good idea and it came out for

Scots area and of the article that all applicant countries about economics looks like proof of the pudding you're working Patio Packard Let us do you really think about the name to either the loss of chief? Why who, from while you know it, it could die, think be construed as offensive. Really could be very cartoonish. I dont know that it is. They had good. Thank you. I don't know that it is the big white man stepping up and saying you know these cities, Indians, who are not protesting they're just to stoop No, this is offensive, so I'm gonna do it form its insulting launch, a white liberals being offended on their behalf? Yes, ITALY, nerves all take. There are not in fact offended on their own bat right. They ve done study after study, and it comes out about. Ninety percent of native Americans are defended by that stuff right now. So what are we doing? We worried about your imposing your white man, justice, and I mean it's really incredible. Incredible, actually insulting, I think to minorities. Oh, I think, is very insulting bearing

excited for those states, the union. I can't wait right. I can't wait, rightly yeah. I can't wait. You know a keeper Sutherland is not showing up now I didn't know I was supposed to, but he's not sure because that's showing up because he's the designated survivor here ass to stay away from this, the other judge TV show as it's ridiculous and, of course, he's not going their closure on. She is- I heard MR educated talk- show host over here. Does another keeper Sutherland can't be the state of the union? I am so sick of of whose invited and whose not an whose showing up- and I just What you're gonna, where we're anywhere pink ribbon we're gonna where blue shoes, who cares insist who cares, I want to point out here: joining us here is a little sally market, virtues whose no more than three and she has no eyes

and in your mouth and she doesn't have a nose. So she can't see smell speak as we breathe until her neighbor constantly a waiter from California offered her a straw just jammed it into her face and it saved your life and that's why we wanted little Sally stay hand and and and bill whatever. His name is from the tv I Friday, Sir he's here as well, and then they applaud for five minutes and it's a nice tired of it, a hedges Jenin all of you shut up is bill from PDF right is really gonna. Be there because it sounds great. Gee I mean it was? Was it wasn't a paper? You save your life. You saved your life. He decides that just straight into phase rank as there was no opening their rights Zaka, he could tell a lie to look at her skin. Then she was like advocating No, no! No! He did it out of anger. How this story? They're, not gonna, tell you! Ok, because it's the Republicans, but

He did it out of anger because he could tell that if she had eyes she was looking at him like where's my drink, You know my drink I've already. I've are he put it ear in front of you, but you don't have eyes answer. Got married that strong ages jammed and her face now there thinking about not give him, the fine because he eat. You know you do your fined one thousand dollars. You know if you give a straw to somebody that didn't request it, he had no mouth and quite honestly, circuit Court of appeal said she deserved it Laws allow they're gonna, give anybody a straw even if they have no mouth russian and that's the roof. The philosopher I mean are reared. A society of laws are met me children with children without faces. You just don't care. Nor do you. How are you? What are you looking at this stage of the union's armed? I'm trying to assess I'm sort of weighing the the good from the first year of Trump, with the concerns that I have

right now? I think the good outweighs the bad with the things we ve talked about a lot of times Supreme Court justice. New courses get the text. It was which have definitely stimulated the economy and helped employees he rolled back EPA regulations. He got us out of the Paris according the Teepee treaty gave land back to states. I am, I think you could say actually finished off ISIS pretty much all now? Do you don't say it he did he did he did. It sees big. One is general changed the way the administration deals with the military, and it is these ethanol expect back definite to the mill which is huge thing: Daddy's, elevated in a lot of military people to real levels of prominence and influence in the administration, in the can be risky. If you do too much, but I mean I think, he's dead at an appropriate amount. You know the Jerusalem thing you ve got. Opening up drilling on Anwar that'll. Being big for

because energy and event independence and then you way that the concerns that the push for amnesty, which I'm not excited, the fact that we don't have a wall yet or provisions to build. It the libel laws he wants to open up and the risk to free speech than there's been no, the olive Obamacare yet the character issues are our concern to me, but apparently to evangelical leaders. So we're we're is the state of our union. Right now is solid. Are we on solid footing or but you knew the concerns outweigh you. You have to look to add a couple of things: the the seven arouse essay, the seven hundred eighty seven billion dollar stimulus package, which was outrages last press now its double that its. Double that double or more or more it might be his height and one point: seven Doug you to be a good thing too

It is now our duty to say well, yeah. Now it's good, that's not good there calling it a stimulus package are losing its for infrastructure start, but that's when it was. It was an infrastructure stimulus by what and what happened to that eight hundred million while job- I remember it, Joe Biden was over he made. Although signs of your memory, he I do members or nine zero dearer than other signs. So I mean you know we We have that. We also have this really disturbing news. That came out and thank God Jeep by stop this down yesterday quickly, following the FCC nationalizing, the five five g network that is to come out and have the president's say. You know what we we think we should build. A five g network and private industry will just just rent the backbone of a five network from us is terrifying, really, not good, really, not good there's an interesting thing of

concerned a little bit about how we know trump. Always we always said Trump would have better policies over a four year period than any be certainly Hillary Clinton. In our view, the question is long term and that's gonna be up for debate for the next couple decades read of what happens to the party. They begin to support if they turn into that nationalist party. Its do matter how many good things he does in this term. It's a very negative thing, because then there's no conservative representation on, but He always had a bunch of policies, even in the campaign that were he proposed and said that he was going to do. And with that, we liked your, and there is a big bucket of policies that we didn't like, and what, seems like is the first year. He is requested that passive lease least resistance has taken and done. The things you mention Pat, which were good and that we supported and we start your two we're getting infrastructure were get We know a darker getting path to citizenship you're getting along,

proposals here they were the ones that we were scattered. Eleven did not like back in the day. So hopefully, this too is in a split or reducing the policy turned down. I'm an act. Like Ben Shapiro, constructed this when he was talking about it on the other. On the other day, with either day when he was here, which was an ape A minus four executive policy, which almost everything you mentioned there Pat, was new executive yeah, but policy remnant of what was legitimate economic be reversed. The only thing legislated for that was then has to outline, and that's gave him a sea minus on a legislative priorities. Everything else than F, which is You said that you talked about one is character its they does the office, it's so at which I you know it is an interesting splendid. I think, generally speaking, how I see it a guy he's done a lot of good. These definitely been better on policy than I thought he was going to be no definitely cells and that's it The huge that I had a friend who supports Trump reach out to me he's in politics, and he said I to stand

but the you know the evangelicals airplanes really smart. They are making all of their support. I think it hurts them in IRAN, but there were their play, a very smart and their there. Me, giving him support, ends and clearly saying the minute he starts going other direction, we're done, and he said so. He he is being held on a short leash, which is good. There's a guy supporter. By the way he said the question is, in the last four years. It is Will there be a leash on him at all? Will he care about the left or the right or politics and Some could look at that and say: that's really good, because now he really doesn't carried and have to be elected again, but that's where that's where you know

Lindsey usually become a little more bold is in this, then the second term. What happens in the second term? What what who is he going to listen to who's gonna temper him? Whose going to help him find a path because he, I dont, think you don't mean this. A bad way. I don't think he has thought things like the five g network through or even the Patriot ACT. You know he was his Firstly, the Patriot ACT. His first got reaction was right, Finally, this is what they used against me. This should be gone. Two hours later somebody sat down and explain it to him and and he was saying you know what this is great, this american we need. So it really depends on who he's listening to who he wants to. I don't mean this that but pay off whose helped him that he can advise and he wants to help them back there.

That's absurd. I now that's a question mark. What does that mean for the police keeps going forward. Gonna be really interesting, ear and interesting. The union address without Keith keepers. Seven, so he won't bright, are mature. Positive designated survivors average tv shows he has to be from everybody else. Could, since the person Brahms preside right and the situation in Russia happens which it well key for someone is the american president. I think a lot with brilliant, really very badly rat unicycle others on TAT Grand. I should have a big topic. Does your moments from now breaks out here, and you can hear it is well on the police, radio and tv network, as well as on Itunes, with a pot cast? If you miss it, you know catch up later in the day, I also set out a smoke signal. Without that laws are three Gluck eastern yeah. Ok, just sums up the whole show in a smoke signal if you only dollar, probably

to make it longer than that. I was really cares about seven seconds of smoke. Smoke signal say a lot by daring to very little time to spare point. It was deemed tell him the chief while who these really talking about you, racist We have all activity in the stock market. The wild swings in Bitcoin the constant turmoil in Washington DC. I dont know if you know this, but goal just came off its second best year since two thousand ten and gold is up almost a hundred dollars mid December with lots of room to run, and I they'll tell you we. In an episode what was at last week still on the melt up and and and why, You need to be concerned about the economy, we're all three when pretty good right now, we're all feel like. Ok, this is seen. Others can be great, the the

there's a lot of repatriation of money. Coming back leave the market could overheat easily. I think the stock markets gonna go through the roof. It's called a melt up it it. The last time it really happened was nice think it was the pets dot com before that it was one thousand nine hundred and twenty nine it's when people get over exuberant- and I like this is great. It's never going to end and the stock market goes through the roof and everybody jumps in like what was happening with the bitcoin for a while, except this one would be devastating to the real economy. So what are they doing? They are starting to raise interest rates to bring send suck some of that money back in to the Federal Reserve. What does that mean when interest rates go up in an there's? That's me: There's too many dollars chasing too few goods, which means inflation. Gold line has gold, that is they, hedge against inflation. I don't buy it

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