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lost his voice timing is I'd, say, increase Please suspicious, however, seems to go inside with his birthday top happy birthday. Glenn. We get a lot get to an let's start with something strange involving Chris Cuomo Stools.

The fall in love with you that right now, the fusion of entertainment and didn't might- and this is the Green zone yesterday- Stew depended growth, Hormone museum It's it's, not something at a port in the family. History I'll tell you that It was not where I am relieved that yesterday this is Shame for you. It is giving credible shame. I mean we guys in the deuce all of aim he is in the dew shallow fame. Chris quote voter there would really. I was ninety seven percent of the voters of like that.

Here's a guy who it's difficult to defend many times, but I why will attempt? I think, a Guinness book of world record here today on the programme for the moon. Consecutive days a human being has ever defended curse Cuomo of course the record would be too that is that's it yesterday. He Chris Coma was tweeted about by Donald Trump and what he said. The trump said he wouldn't even ask richer Blumenthal about his Vietnam service right. That was a kid I was controversy yesterday, but I just I mean look I am not saying this happens often, but I happen to be listening to that interview, etc. Fallen in love with groups. That will let me let me just get the facts out there, so they get the fact that the facts are literally. The first question of the interview was about.

If we now service of richer Blumenthal, it was literally the first question in the interview clear, so I mean it. Oh there's a lie to criticise about Chris Cuomo. You don't get to make stuff exact. Yes, absolutely anything trumpeted, probably just joined the interview late, like he probably turn it on in the middle of. It admits that question, but sort of his advisers should probably tell him wait a minute die before you tweet that Jesse That was the first question, so that was, I think, a defence of course quota. Yesterday s question: what is the last time you listened to? Chris Cuomo It was on the twelfth of never out of it o clock he s. Okay, I because that would do Norway, that's the one I catch. That's the area that I can, but I happen to catch that one. Ok, so that turned Chris Cuomo I've was he.

Handed a gift right. Everyone saying that Donald Trump saying all these fake things it's his interview. He obviously as video of him asking the question like all day yesterday, he was all over the media. Saying a Donald Trump lied about me. Donald Trump lied about me any kind, with this point that he thought the great point and he made it on several different mediums. They made it on his shoulder made it on apparently Michael Summer, cottages show on serious Ex M here's a version of it. And again it's not only gives not allowed points its policy towards new owner writing it. I see being called fake news as the equivalent of the F word for journalists, not and of calling an Italian any other ugly words that people have offer that ethnicity, that's what news is to a journalist is an ugly insult and you better.

Right if you're going to charge a journalist with lie, on purpose and the president was not right here and he has not been right in the past. Gaze at the upper you could tell without even bright Ivan. And pay attention to the uproar over the Iraqi Indulge, the whose deployed other african American two years is. Our joy is exactly that's exactly the play it. It's sad for careers because he's going on his little victory, tour on the mediators and to show how he was actually right for once and what happens he says this and he said the he says this, and he said the very similar thing on CNN, where he said it was if similar to a racial slur for journalists. Now everyone's comparing the plight of african Americans, too. You know Bake news, a guy accusation for journalists No, he know everyone on earth who knows what he's doing what he is saying. Is

few say a journalist is lying to a journalist. It's a really big insult and there, our other here's another example of a really big insult. I love the fact that even bring himself to say what these Words are obviously we're all at the point where we say the inward right, which is fucking with me, but can't even bring himself, and he is italian right. He can bring himself to say. One of the sailors against Italian is it's like one of those slurs, hence the Italians that people come up with begins with a letter near the end of the alphabet. Right who will I meant what now? Of course, this is the media's creation right reason why he can't say the number one why he can't say. The word that he wants to say about Italians would have is number: two, it's also of media creation that

ass do now come up and apologize today, actually yeah. It yesterday said I was wrong color, a journalist, fake nothing compared to the pain of a racial slur. I should not have said it. I apologize everyone who heard this nose. He was comparing the pain of a racial similar to sing? Fake news is insulting to journalists. It is, it is now the same thing sick he is saying that it was it's a real insult to me personally when you say that I that I I make something up like that.

Just as offensive to me as it is to other people who were offended or in other ways, so he's not saying that he has now been through slavery. Knock as he is not saying, is accused of fake news that journalists are victims of Jim Crow laws and he's not saying that he's not saying he was hit by a fire hose at any point during the day and dogs we're not released at him. We really need to make these six disclaimers or we adopt. And can realise exactly what he was saying. No, we're not, and you know what if, in the end again, I know this is my Chris Cuomo rub: try to set a course Cuomo defence record here, but if this, happen with someone else. Chris Cuomo would be critical of them. And just like everybody else in the media would act as if they didn't understand what was going on and they would all criticise some republican politician, its certainly happened to us and other talk show host. It's happened took lament videos. It's happened to everyone,

One believes that Chris Cuomo was comparing his actual polite to that of racial slurs, and racial animal. This happened over the past couple hundred years, no he was just saying that one of the biggest of biggest criticisms the most offensive thing you can say to a journalist is to say that their making up news because that's their line of work. It's like you know, and I would say it's like any any industry could make this point if you were to say that there be no. Chef was, was poisoning his pr behemoths mate. He was using fresh ingredients. Well, that's like saying in our a a racial sir it's just him saying that that's what's important to me as the in my job, what people to believe I'm credible and he did absent only nothing wrong there. Absolutely nothing wrong. Yet we all have to

act as if we think was saying this crazy thing and he was not minimizing the polite. He was saying it was important to him in a was not minimizing the polite. He was saying it was important to him in a colorful way the same thing Every time someone brings up a point about You know that our everyone's has allowed aerial. You are comparing what you are you could is Jerry Seinfeld, comparing his experience at a soup restaurant to the plight of the Nazis. No soap. Nazi is just a funny way of saying that guy was tough right, the guy had stringent rules that are better for everyone knew that Nobody thought that what he was saying was well is: he's saying the person at the soup. Restaurant is putting people. Into concentration camps. No, so the act for whatever reason

we have chosen as a society with the media, leading this process to all be children and to all act if we don't understand what other people saying so that we can feel some weird outrage that for whatever reason we want to feel I dont restrained why people go through life wanting to feel outraged over things like this. But man do they increase. Cuomo plays right into it with a stupid apology, which I guarantee somebody at CNN said. You know what you guys get need to apologize over that there's. Probably some person, who said you need to apologize over. That and he went out, and he did it, I can't imagine because you said it on multiple shows. This is not the only time you said he we thought it was a fine point to make until you to apologize for after the backlash. It's just ridiculous, in a society gets boring. If you live by these standards. On the other hand, I will say that

He is now being bitten by his own at his own stand because he helped create that help create that society in which we can't. Say: ok, no, he's saying that was offensive to him, just as being called a reason. Rachel slurs is offensive to other people of ethnicities, different the cities. So it's almost it's almost poetic just it is, I guess, but I mean it's still wrong, either low Chris Cuomo deserves it, but you know every one in the rue DE deserves that it still deserve it. You know I've been in the reason why you do that is because its end, trusting way of freezing, and it makes you think about it a little bit. If you were to say this calling a journalist. Fake news is the same as calling a doorman. Someone who lets in people who don't haven't filled out the correct paperwork. Like that's not interesting,

Yes, it would also work I would assume a door. Man wants to be responsible and says yea. Well, you know I only let the poor the right people in the door. No one cares about. That is a terrible eggs. No, I won't be like why the hell is he compared to what adore them now you use the example that everyone seems to know and you and you by the way. That's my wife calling in the middle, the shell. Thank you, colleagues gee. I don't know what do you think? I'm doing right now had surprised at this time of the shouting development that link hours, that's where we met each other. I was doing it this time and I am currently doing it showed the same, but that's just that. It's just dump your right, though

It is a creation of the media, it is a creation of many people, liberals eating their own, and I always love that. I know it s nearly is passionate about this is, as I see it, deserves every bit of it, and you know every bit of a saint in two weeks, some host We'll say something like this increase Cuomo will do is show where he's back Yes, he will and that's the problem. I that's why I like to take this is the moment I like to talk about it. Because it's not one of our own its, but it's still wrong it still. This is a guy who has been voted into the patents. Do douche Hall of Fame is not, Chris caught me. This is a guy who has been voted into the patents. Do do hall of Fame is not a person I like defending, especially in consecutive days right. It's really problematic for four, I mean really, my life history. This is gonna, be a mark on

my family's history. No doubt about it. There is low shame there. It is really a lot of strange associated but how I think it's still the right thing to do it isn't it did consistency, I mean we are consistent with that right. It does drive. Nods. It's such a stupid and we almost today, it happens to somebody. Almost every does an it would be nice if we could be adults and realize. That's not what's happening, but but again Chris Squabble help Greece that environment and now use being punished by that environment is their standard The terrible Sandra there really is a triple adds up to seven back more of the Glinda programme with pets to Japan, Canada for Valentine's day this year. I'll be ordinary, make a statement get her son. Fall in love with and use every single day get her a Casper mattress guarantee to give her and you the best night's sleep.

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What a hold on the on the travel ban. Such question. No. The nine circuit court came through again with some weird, ruling and decided that that this kind I've been right now at least right That's about all did just stopped it. For now we act for the month is basically truck wanted to say. Well, we get to do. We should be able to do this until you decide whether it's ok or not, and the the other side was saying well now we need to stop it until we figure out whether it's ok or not, and so they did. They sided with that part of it they're gonna Starman, until they figure out whether it's ok, you're, not really, Is this whole story? We should go through this at some point today: It is the biggest story that act that actually the smallest story. None of this is all that important. To be perfectly honest, this is not about this is not that big of a deal in just just delays it a little bit, but I mean we, we just went through years without it. If its

Here's in three months. It's not that big of a deal a murmur, It was only a temporary ban. Anyway, it only lasted for three months. So it's not that big of a deal You know it's just. We can't have a small story anymore. Seems like it's impossible for a special one has to do with Donald Trump, because these are starts with the media freaking out over something. That is not that big of a deal and you know- then the trumpet ministrations freaks out because their freaking out wines of leading to just nuns stop copy. Craziness, Bonjour saw the precedent of of Syria has kind of contributed to this hysteria involving the story because he weighed in he said he told Yahoo news yesterday that some of the refugees that will becoming are definitely quote. Definitely terrorists well

you very much movement, that's really helpful, but that contributes to the hysteria he said You can find it on the on the internet, those terrorist. In Syria, holding the machine gun or killing people, they appears peaceful, refugees in Europe or in the west, you- need a significant number to commit atrocities. He noted that the nuts, of an attacks were pulled off by fewer than twenty terrorist maybe millions of immigrants in the United States, so it's not about. The number is about the quality, it's about the intentions and he's right about of. Of course, I mean you can't you cannot eliminate it Canada, limb and eliminate the possibility- and you know this comes from. Not only is refugees, it comes from immigrants from Mexico. What comes from immigrants from european nations. It comes

are your own citizens. You kit eliminated. You try very hard to make sure you're not importing crime on like that is not a as it completely reasonable request. Toils our government to do Bashir, shots motives may be in question was sure you never know where he's guppies cosy, welcomes you with Russia, Russia, yeah, obviously, and so the inner. You think he has a reason to do this, Of course, you know a lot of us a little more involved in that civil war right. Not to me. Russia, as if you're a refugee from Syria likely. What you're saying is the Assad regime is terrible and I need to leave so he has a reason to say that these people, don't they their not being honest, it's not terrible here. It's not. My fault is It is true that I mean almost definitely we're gonna miss, obviously motivated, but I mean plainly: that analysis is true. I mean almost Definitely we're gonna miss somebody right if we start

If we know we ve done it in the past and will do in the future. Exactly it's gotta be very difficult. If you think government can handle tasks like this, you ve got a lot more faith in government and I do. However, you know I make this statement about everybody coming to this country. You can make it with tourist visas. The admin any time you Anyone come visit, you theoretical, they could be a terrorist veto in Syria and the reason why this travel ban the reason why they pick the seven countries by the way outlined by the Obama administration first as highly risk risky you're trying to improve your percentages. We all know that someone from you know Norway can come here and be terrorist one of the biggest the biggest best shooting on the planet, with Norway right you never know who you're importing its? That's, not bad.

It is true: the creature percentages, it's all you can do. The answer, of course, is to not import anyone visit ever ever, since they are my long we're cool. Unless this is the glad that programme mercury the Glen Back programme guns, do and Jovi Burglar on the Gothenburg programming he's sick today, right it is his birthday at home. To be an amazing coincidence. I landed at amazing go and see tragedy, but at what a terrible tragedy that he gets sped it's his birthday at home Let me know yesterday I was my birthday. That's right, you're did sounds like I was here here, they're sitting right where you are now right and then it was a Chuckie cheese witches was it

that's where we want to spend your birthday winter. Forty one you wanna get. You share a birthday, however, with your four year old daughter, I do actually it was for us. A blunt charge of the birthday of her but I will say: Chuckie Cheese, stuffed crust beats a pretty good is a pretty freaking good. Really you now and I'm things delicious pizza. My mind goes immediately the chuck each second, it's an interesting establishment, and you know in that. First of all, all the parents now are the age that they grew up playing video games. Like. I can act like I don't like going to an arcade, but I do actually do like it number one number two: they have a bunch of food now, which is pretty like that in the pizza with me, I'm pretty get up at certainly does not say this about a point in my life it out

When I was ordering the pizza, they said it's two dollars extra, the stuff cross I say, do not occur. Wholly, what do it on both Peters getting there are you submitted an extra for bucks and you didn't care, didn't even think about it? I was like it. I want just role that I roll high, you know purely quantitative money. Must you may look I don't need for extra dollar for extra dollars and you just do it just like that. I just said you do you think about it? You didn't discuss it now. You didn't take alone out. I didn't call my financial adviser, I just said rule with the stuff cursed. Why and they do, and it was delicious So I mean that's a kind of guy. I'm at this point in my life. You know, I mean you know we don't make. Will I pay for it in return, maybe I will You gotta live life. That's that's I told the guy economics guarantee we wish you had those forty and how he looked at me. Strangely, what I said you gotta live life, because that was approved in the Stuttgart stuff cry.

Because I didn't seem as impressed as I said that if there is still a lot of people that go to Chuckie was TAT, I was actually say- and this is a pair of topic for the city, but it's like one. I was a kid, the coop, I wanted to go, was Chuckie cheese its forty years later it still place my kids. What about it's amazing I realize incredible, and change the little bit and now they have this like it's. Sat in a way that work. You know you have enough do exist. Later enough Nancy Grace episodes everyone's afraid that their kids going to be you know I didn't taken, and so They have these things that, where you go into, they stamp your hand, look with a number and then they stamp your kids hands as you walk in the door. So You can't leave the gear, kids can't leave and you can't leave unless you know with some of the same number

Antonia so like our recently there and they check everybody everybody there now today, I'd say their nazis about it, but Chris Cuomo might make me apologize. I won't say that other of their monopoly good about yet they really are there really there really hopeful with your kids security, which is I mean it because that is because you know you can't you kids, like in a. U turn your head for a second you know, and you kid runs away like can't, leaves little room at least there somewhere they might. They might you know them? I can't leave with somebody else they currently, but anyway. I don't have a matching number that exact school. Then that's. Why well it's so that in the end, the other thing is they serve beer. There's you can just get hammered why your kids runnin around and drive my handedness drive and also by the fulfilled, make sure you're the right parents rather than how much money- and this is where they do. I rose pizza night and have any beer, but they do they. Do I don't think the last time I wanted to see me

This does not sixteen. So it's been a while, since I've been to Chuckie Cheese and act out, think these fear. The last lesson: I don't look with the world's been a little bit more difficult. They were the world's getting a little increasingly more intense. So now you need a couple of beers. Why right refugee to get ready expert? They start offering fireball shots. I'm gonna think that is exactly appropriate there's a there's, been a story that we ve on the plate all week from Chesterfield Missouri, where this twelve year old kid wore a make Amerika great again cap on the bus to school. And he started didn't hassled. One of the kids on the bus, is yelling you you wanna bet and I want to argue with you twelve about whether or not the wall is appropriate and we need one yes, I want to build a wall, ok, yeah

that's a good idea for our security, like this twelve year old, get understand it anyway. Gets up and starts putting the kitten phase so beating here's, a quick report from the local from new station of alarm tells me she never expected reaction like this when she allowed her son to wear make Amerika great again half the school as apparent said cell, upsetting because My son doesn't need to be made the example for this Christina core tuna showed us. The video, her son in a Donald Trump campaign had getting into an argument with students on the bus and quickly out of control at got so fresh air than he pushed me. And then what you do and then he kept hitting me in me. I, like my window. Bus, and so I just had to push him

Gavin is now suspended from school. In fact, about suspended or expose person tells us all: the students involved have faced consequences on blue whiting. Over politics may not seem like something middle schoolers would do so if you, if you didn't hit, in the face repeatedly, I guess you just stand there and take it. You can't retail you, you can't get up and push the kid away, which is only without consequences without getting zeal was eventually ended from school. I would only school by the evening. He and I would be very own Dakotas, I'm already almost one- will that didn't really go all one. Another one: do you know what I never buy never mind. I gazed ignited item. Kick my kid I ever he deserved. It is bizarre though I mean you know you can't that's not even a small making Amerika great again is

obviously the tribe slogan its trump had, but it's not something that anyone should disagree with it like you shouldn't be great american. It's really weird. First of all, what are this kid's parents telling about Donald Trump to incite that kind of rage in a twelve year old kid over politics. You ever when you were twelve years old fight, indeed battles over politics. I don't think I do not want absolutely not ever now and this guy back to this, this is widespread. Obviously, people are very panicked over Donald Trump and what he might do. What we talked about the stuff Annapolis example: the interests of an apple is a major journalists. This is a guy who, why do you know but be it? debate, he's a guy who does major interviews and his wife, who had

It was with some what she's kind of a celebrity to write came over who she is, but she was on the view saying that her eleven year old daughter were and to sleep in bed with them every night because she was so terrified that Donald Trump might get rid of abortion. Yet this was I think three weeks or four weeks after the election and she had been sleeping with their parents. Every it. Since election, That's how terrified she was. So what we're George stuff and optimism. His wife saying at the dinner table to this girl to make her that way, aid she's, eleven, I mean she's. Obviously I ain't, no I'm sure she reads things on the internet to and or whatever, but like your parents. We have some sway. Perhaps, and and the mother was wisdom. Directly in line with that, He told the story proud

her daughter being so scared that of national, where she was the most. You talked about the janitor out election night screaming no aboard abortion. Can you imagine your dog euro eleven year old? That's the thing here you ought to have an abortion, so the next four years, but it's your fifteen. Screaming nor borgian when he's elected, No, no! That's plus! That is just one of the weirdest thing the left. That is, I mean it- is really there hot but an issue. They want abortion more than I think they want clean air out. Here is this does more passion for it? It seems I is. I mean that there is no more hated word on the left or right now, seemingly than the word rare. It always used to be safe. Legal and rare was the left wing come now. It's just safe and legal. There,

school rare rare is dead over on that side of the ILO, and I dont know what the passion for that is. But I mean this is an issue which technology is going to make that position. Extinct, How long did it take good, but over time that is pro choice? Is an endangered species species when it, because of technology, listen to this story using powerful

Technology and international team of doctors and scientists have managed to capture amazingly clear video of a twenty year old Earthenware twenty year old baby in the womb would be weird twenty week old where because that would be amazing, very miserable, further seriously area. That is, I mean I don't know how you get a seat belts to save three inside Lily, have a back egg or less issues like five. This is really difficult, but twenty week old baby in the womb, so this is new footage and the footage the incredible incredibly detailed and feed, as can be seen fiddling with its umbilical cord, turning its head from side to side and stretching the system used to capture the video is created by a group called I find using again from around thirteen million dollars from the welcome trust. An engineer.

Physical scientists, Richard Research, Skype Council, which I know tat your big follower, Ophelia new vigour. About an hour is large and I'm not your love em the autumn. Adulterous Don technique, compensate for the baby's movement which can cause traditional ultrasound scans to be inconclusive overtime. You're going to these kids in the womb you're going to have pictures that it makes them look just as adorable as they do once their born, and once that starts happening, it's going. Become less and less and less popular and you're gonna be. Bill to restrict abortions too early an earlier enclosure, There was a time when it was even thought of twenty weeks now. You're talking about eighty percent of people, Abortion at twenty weeks is a bad idea. Eighty percent does not does not a fifty fifty issue when you talk about the lines that are being fought upon when it comes to What restrictions should be applied almost. Everyone, more restrictions than we currently have. Europe has

or restrictions than we currently have. This is not There's no! It's bizarre thing that the left, you need to go on television and say I don't know nine seconds before birth. You can still abort kids are still at that position and hold on to it for as long as they can. But what's going to defeat it, I think, is going to be technology, it's not gonna, be people making arguments in the Senate. It's going to be people who are crushed by what they think He might have done before seeing videos like this, because already with the ultrasound stone, you show a mother who is contemplating abortion an altar sound, and you have to do this in Texas now now in the over ninety percent of them choose not to have abortion just based on technology. We already have someone, that's a lot more clear and a lot more precise, showing what's inside the womb, you're right, I think

going to become much more rare, the new one, it is still black and white. I mean eventually you're going to get to a point where you're going to be able to see. You know you can be the face. You're gonna be able to resume the debate we are holding a hi mom sign. Yeah I'm on the mother in the baby, trying to text mom the baby playing angry birds, there's a lot of things that go on right now. If you don't know, I don't know, but soon we will, if, as they were because its heartily, did that we need to show the video here and on the place to be. If you haven't, we want, if we're not watching it in the video, it looks like a maybe doing things that babies do it's not a foetus, its hamster it's not a piece broccoli, it's not a volkswagen. Its african baby, you could tell looks like a baby. It's doing baby things. It's breathing- and this is the type this is the point- we're we're having the discussion about twenty weeks. Monks isn't for you to make this decision

the time someone says twenty weeks. You have a well well, that's, I can't believe you're alternative women's rights away Look at this. This is not so. This is somewhat. This is a being that has rights. Oh how you look at something for you to do what it is, and I know that's, not even considerations not alive. I do think this is a winnable battle, though this is something that overtime, if it might take. So the apple censured and they would not go as far as they have is because we see the battle to them. We're like ok, we won't talk about this anymore. It makes me uncomfortable and makes it. Yes and I don't wanna, be uncomfortable and I want you to be uncomfortable and we're just gonna get angry at each other, so we just water about it we're not there anymore, Oh none, not learning or not. At all trip Some do some back more of the Glinda programme with that's doing Jeffrey. Come about that Thailand drivel eight, seventy seven back The claim that programme that's doing Debbie for black happy birthday glens Sixty

before today. Sixty sixty five are not very sick. Eight sixty eight is six. I might have missed a few and I may by guess we would have heard about the big seven hour, but I was surprised or animal. Certainly I donno Jaffe any idea. No, no, I just know under the new here. That's all you know, that's all that's great precursors as everyone here. Yes, that is true eight hundred and eighty eight seven hundred and twenty seven, two hundred and eighty eight eight thousand seven hundred and twenty seven Beck the big deal. The other day was the letter that they stopped Elizabeth Morn reading from Coretta Scott King, yes about Jeff sessions and how recent she was supposed to be here was credit Scott King, A few years ago, a judge of to President Martindale Senate sessions mayor bright, say, chancellor, to Hawkins, Junior doctors, Dorothy. Thanking always says:

a person she named was Jeff sessions, she's thinking for the opening of the Rosa Parks, library, while so. I want to raise a happy that he obviously co authored that bill and got that past and got that through she's thanking him there and then it turns out while what a racist this guy is, this house back programme This is the police. Radio on demand

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Dapper revealed something Yesterday, trumpet like getting also I am getting so sick and tired of sir kind of story that were hearing all the time I mean all the time and will start there right now, the fusion of entertainment and didn't lightened- and this is the Glen Rods- do in Geneva. Glenn troubling seventy seven bed bullet. Lloyd College in Wisconsin. Was the

community. There was outraged because they had reports of an anti semitic note in a really ugly one that was placed under a student's door late last month. The note red lots that. Would the k word really disparaging term forward for Jews You should be gasped for what you say and do on this campus be worried, see word and then a large swastika was drawn alongside the note so police began to. Investigate the call. Added a number of on duty security staff. They increase dorm patrols, they restricted. Access to the dorms they mean dampers was really all storm, locked down and then police work. Interviewing the the jewish student involved

and he broke down as they were interviewing him and said he had done it himself. Yet another unbelievable. Another one of these vague slide, What does he hoped to accomplish? That's that's a good question Jerry and the answer is because he's said that he saw how the Beloit college community had come together after it. Similar incident had occurred for they had saved one of these things against a Muslim any similar attention specialists ahead, spurs believable kind of sickness. Do you have it? You know? I'm gonna pretended people, Jews, and they left me a note under by door, you get caught virtually every time. First of all, and the other thing is in America. In the United States of America. These things

do they occur. Yes, I suppose so on an incredibly rich our basis, but for the most part they just don't happen. No right. There are almost always vague. You, Norman Every one of these circumstances there fake every time and I feel like we, we are the only people who do this this. Maybe this audience every time you see a story where a waitress I went to get a receipt. Adam was written our hateful message it with no tap because she was always lies with every child. Yourself knew she was a lesbian at the table for some reason because they battle I want to discuss with the person, bring my food, Russia, sex, head and you're in no doubt she she

until that information. I what would you like to eat and by the way, I'm Susan? I am a lesbian onto your waitress tonight. Anybody any food that you order, for example, to stake would be a lesbian stake, relax what happens now and it's so at subway. Every time I hear that story which again there we have lists that waste built of of all. These have everything we know even over a hoax also on every occasion. I know why, because it just now is that doesn't occurs in society. Right get does it. You know, it's it's overly briar to say that it does. It occurred in society, So rare that you can. Basically assume it's a hoax every time at almost every time, proven that it is a hoax nowadays, in the long line we just talk about this a couple of weeks ago there was the eighteen year old Muslim in New York Demur the story. She was on a subway in New York City and three. Donald Trump supporters got in her face

started screaming terrorist terrorists. Go home truck drug use. Better terrorist, get out, go home member that yes and Reported that an care was all over at the Council of American Islamic relations, more all upset about it in these kinds of attacks were on the increase and and it turned out policing estimated they brought her in and she admitted she made the whole thing up over and over and over again. Now you would think would happen as much as its reported in innovation. Three hundred and thirty million people with this kind of diversity it just doesn't. Doesn't, Americans are good people generally general arguing people, good people, and you know so as to purchase first of all, there, of course, there's racial hatred. Of course there are people who don't like gay people. Of course there are trouble

the porters and an Hillary Clinton supporters who are awful people that do terrible things generally speaking a message not a receipt that collude. Usually your name and your credit card number is not the right delivery system for your hatred right leg. Do you actually do hate people? What probably happens? Is you go back our and say I didn't like that lesbian steak- I just had right like I know, that's how people would react to that. I don't even know it's certainly not writing it here. Let me give the person that I am criticising a written record next to my credit card number of what a jerk a jerk I am like total, but it s not a thing that people do not gonna write a note, a decided under the door. I will teach them look. I know it's again too broad to say they never do it. Obviously it is happened. I'm sure it is it's big all. Never never

it is almost them almost never and that is why, like every single one of these things should be immediately, whether standard of- let's call it innocent until proven guilty. Let's just thought that standard out as an example. Well, that's crazy, cries and know what did you put that one out erect or give I die of right there that crazy, but, like maybe you approach these things with install reflexive scepticism that is how things should be viewed instead of. It's the investigative acceptance which is the other standard apparent and in its its. I think. It's probably the main stand right now We reached a gap. I know this is a hateful country with a budget hateful people, an idea that hate has to stop another another, if, for example, of people who don't like other people different than them, Let me say that I want to read write and we want to. We re bad or whenever them you're believed no matter.

You have the right to be believed. I believe that is the way to regulate. Now, it's the opposite in you. You have the right to prove that somebody did something to you and I think you have the right to be taken very seriously the attacking seriously, but I mean you do not the right through to be believed in fact that again in the innocent until proven guilty standard base. Equally says you are not believed it. I know what, if you're, accusing sum of doing something terrible, I'm not gonna, believe you at all. Unless you can prove it, that is what we're supposed to have in the society, and I understand twitter doesn't have the courts but ass it s smart, if you're on Twitter, if you're on facebook- and you see one of these things, should that be your instant reaction, every person who an end look. This goes both ways, I'm not trying to say it's only liberals, but I mean obvious a lot of these scandals have been because of either race or Donald Trump recently. So it's been the most recent examples, but it's like What do you see a story that seems too good to be true to read.

Before your view. Almost certainly not true, you're like. While I cannot even imagine that happening. However, while it backs up the thing I've been saying: that's not a good standard to reposted. Right, like you need to be able in the EU should perhaps you should want to should what this? This should not be something to talk. People It should be submitted, people what you wanted able to share a story on Facebook. It should be one you think might be. I dont know true and you should. Dumb if you share one that is it true. That is what standards should be I don't know I mean I don't want to get in fights with people on Facebook. I don't get in fights with people on Twitter, but it's almost like. That would be almost the only way they actually stop this because it happened. It does happen on both sides and it should be people don't air but people I got well. I see that headline that that reinforces my worldview share and that's how you, into these little you know these little sir

goals of just hearing stories that constantly reinforce what you believe. I don't want that I'd rather have something. That because, if you're not getting something wrong, occasionally, if you're not tested by something, then You know you're gonna, wind up, you say the wrong things and believing the wrong things you could should always want to be tested and pushed in the left, especially has no need for that don't care, there's no interest in hearing them other things and being pushed a little that an end and the right does fall for these things to life. I'm under that are set those those email things that circulate all the time a lot of those are directed towards the right. I think I talked about this love a few. Ago there were, there was one in my inbox about. Was it Thyssen Chicken and he was taken chicken cancelled, they

handsome labour Dave earlier the muzzle reality of Eid. There we talked about, and it was just like this outrage. Beauregard, tighter jacket, detention, dog eat dog. Other piece of tight straitjacket like this is carried through. You just can't be through its right all of ten seconds to google it and find out. It wasn't true and but it had already circulated. Who does who thousands and thousands of people its believed? And I reply all in sent out that this is a fake and didn't happen in Iceland is not doing this. While you did, I did while. So how did I work out there? That is not a step most people take me I I try to to, at least make the effort to show whoever sent it to me and everybody else who sees it. I saw your replies legs only with I just deleted little bacon, spats Patrick. Why was taken, but I bet

different? I would say most people don't even take that stand right and we must be able to think that I mean look this policy if it's true lay not takes literally tense hence, in this day and age, ten seconds patients easy to find. Really if you want, if you want to end you're willing to say you know what this one's not true, doesn't it make your opinion stronger. Doesn't let make your foundation stronger if you Actually I dont know sharing. Stories that are real. Doesn't it make it easier to has someone else if you show at some point that occasionally your worldview isn't echoed every single time like I like. I just said there are no. Basically, this does not happen in society, but you add the disclaimer that yes, occasionally Of course, it does. Of course it can happen, and sometimes I will think a story is a hoax. Eventually. One of these will be real right and We will say, while this one turned out to be real, most of them seemed to be hoaxes, but this one turned out to be real, weaken your viewpoint that strengthens it when you're what

to come out and say that your site is wrong. Sometimes that helps you right. Gives credibility and a good example of this right now is NEO Gore such now the goal such thing. Has been a big story over the past couple weeks. Has that has Neil Gore such comments where he came out and said: some version of it was disheartening to have tromp tweet about. This now you might be angry. When I wait a minute. Somebody said Kaliko, so they use of talking generally about criticism of it of judges. Yes, I mean that's what colleagues have said. I think that's probably the way phrased it. They were probably having a discussion about trumps tweets and he said well, I want to be clear, Talking talk, I anything specific, but I do find it to be disheartening. Would when people are criticising the judiciary like that, in that manner or in some manner right probably kept. It bland and away from tromp, because he's not looking to be critical of trumps per se, but he wanted to make sure

principle was clear. Is this gonna help Neil Dorsetshire hurt him should help em it please but we will get him more votes from Democrats. He would not have been able to receive because he's now showing I will stand up against trumpet. I think that he is wrong and that's what you should want out of a Supreme Court justice and is what you should want is also honestly the ability to about and say you know what just because this guy gave me a lifetime of. To one of the most important roles in the world. I will still criticising when is wrong, problem is those do honesty. Is such only word everyone was so untrue, while not everyone I mean Honesty is hardly ever heard. It is mostly what I mean for you, so you personalized that I I really appreciate that you took it that was The bloody war came from art or villages boiler jewels coming from villages to my heart to you

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program. That's do a job. We will do in Tripoli, seventy seven back from that programme, Jake Tapir, whom we like a lot. I Jake Tapirs, one of the few decent journalists left on the face of the planet. There's John Carl yeah from ABC News and Jake dapper from CNN. I think those are the two most legitimate guys and all of journalism as more than that overall, but yeah. But those are two. We said a lot me ass, an he was on Stephen. Go Blair Witch blows me wake as I didn't local. There was still at a show, but apparently he does actually, I just saw an article where he beat felon. I don't know, that's in the della our overall, but it's supposedly there's some guy Colbert come back in the ratings and at least on one occasion, and that's it

weekly number was an interested enough to actually story, but you share it immediately area of our family, but the headline did say that he had and it didn't enforced. My worldview actually have, as I thought he was off. The air of the body and beating fell and made will have to look into that anyway. Tapir was on commercial lessen. Our private presidencies can energy has called your network fake news, fraud, the worse so biased, failing on watchful, a disgrace to the broadcasting industry, disgusting reporting on professional, bad television and sea and then can go to Hell it shortly. Israeli watches us. For sure. So why why? Why are you so mean to him? Jake, you guys, just in fact check him anymore. He wouldn't be saying these things about you. It's a good, are you support? What's it like in the halls over their knowing that you, like the president, actively, doesn't let your network? How do people feel over there? I don't think anybody curse.

Do I really was a decrease Cuomo who we talked about to start the show today? He obviously cares he's like he's got. A fake news is as bad as the inward to journal. He addresses areas they share Josie here, I'm not comparing the two because their quite different, but I don't think President Obama was a particular fan of mine. I mean that job is to not be liked. That's your job! If you liked, my my job is not to be like, my job is to tell the truth and deliver the facts and hold people, not you. I wouldn't have I've known you for a long time. I would never hold you accountable, but twenty That was the standard I mean about which people used to say about timorous. Only really after he died, but like that he was tough on both sides, because

if you're a truck Van Jake tapirs spend the next four years pissing you are probably, but he spent the last eight years, pissing Obama and Obama fans off constantly. I mean this guy stood up when nobody was taking on Virago but nobody in the media was right. Anything and it's not like you- had some agenda now against Barack Obama. He was just doing is job he was, and so are. You know where I am sure a lot of people are in because with Republicans in control, He will have moments of criticism of Republicans in Europe and there people will I got this guy's we're just another one of these dirt bags. Isa I mean you guys spent over time, building a lengthy record showing you that he's being a journalist and it's tough, because I think we at that point where everyone is dismisses, everybody that disagrees with them. It's important what I dont want. Geek tapir says something critical of of something that I believe in

It's a story that I take a different way. I will not agree with, but I please listen to him. I want to hear when he in particular in and there are others, but he member tickler, when he has something He is saying. Well, this is actually true and what Republicans or live Parents are saying, isn't true. I want to know what you say: I'm at the end, I might say well he's out these are based on this, but I think it's actually coming I'm a legitimate place. That's an added that should be cherished in our society, and I criticized I will read, it should definitely be cherished, especially since there is so little of it hardly hardly anybody that you say while they they really handle both sides about the same way. It's pretty rare beg programmes

AAA seventy seven back, the glad that programme to be vaccinated, warriors deserted and fascinating for weeks and we barely begun here. We haven't even scratch the surface of how interest Donald Trump Presidency, is going to be the last night, Uncle bear, had Jake Tapir on any went through this litany of the things that Donald Trump has already called his network news fraud, the worse so biased, failing unwarrantable, a disgrace to the broadcasting industry, disgusting, phony, reporting on professional bad. Television and see them can go to Hell, a lot less than yes, that's what Donald dropped the authority does, and sometimes he really males that might mean some of those are satisfied here, sometimes or like hard. I didn't really make any sense in this particular case so I thought it would be interesting time because he

here to defend himself to go through insults that Donald Trump has is levelled against going back. I mean these legitimate, are these good. Are these dogmas, a rock. Now I look, he might not be, as he said many times, I may not be assigned I really think you starts off on the right foot here. His endorsement means nothing. Right there. I guess you got that one right big about that, but to make sure that every day, so there you go. I think that one is. It is a good start, dogmas, Iraq. Now I look minute. He might not be, as he said many times, that may not be a scientist, but I am a thinker, I think these, I think, is slightly elevated from Iraq. I have to say no is not one of the next one and I don't even know if this is an insult, but its listed on the New York Times as a list of every inch of we'll drop as beta gets everyone.

He called glutted in level. This insult gets going back crying now This is a tough one, because personal of its actually didn't, sell them in crime. Yet crying is, I guess it could be an insult, but I guess I get ways was it certainly was clickable at one time yet cry aloud for a while. You know that I'm not a lot, but I learned a lot less now alike. From an adult me, I was a guy. I think, will you give him crying out given cry all over the world? Outdated, Glenn cry for help for quite a long time he's lost all credibility, while as they know they now, I don't think he's was absolutely limiting. You know, I think he's pretty girl, I mean. Obviously Trump is going to say that, but that largely because of the Trump criticized. That Glenn is made in the in the past. I mean, but there's still a lot like, for example, has lost all credibility when he says Neil Gore, such as a good nominee, probably not

like many, hasn't lost all credibility, he's just lost credibility on the things that things that with Donald Trump on ok next failing now. We were most to go out of business a while ago. Quite some time ago, the what's a schedule in September was needed was a Friday in September specific, and we are still on the air, I'm an app to call that one fault yeah irrelevant. Is Glenn irrelevant. The president of the United States still talks about him. I can't be that tomorrow will be irrelevant ominously, no one, no one! Next up his wacko I've been out. That what has that's pretty subjective yeah? Yes, I can do. I won't give em wacko. That was the job via the president. Then how about this is? This is all those. Then one insult failing crying lost soul.

Now we re living. Now I know it, I guess we gave him crying. We didn't give him failing. Some really just comes out to law, so Glenn, I lost soul. Glenn might argue, he's a last saw but I don't get it, but that's not gonna give it. You can't you mustn't. Sad so what we use, giving him the absolute least sad he's. We he's much more sad than a guide. That successful should be yes, Glenn is right. We write, I honestly think Glenn could be present in United States and have all the money. Donald Trump has and have a one hundred percent approval rating and he would still be certified away to be. Depression is so yes, sad, I am with island, has zero credibility, I have your own credibility now because that's essentially the same is lost all credibility, next up is

very dumb and failing Donald Trump insulted Glenn back. I gotta give Minoan no one now another irrelevant. We already cover that one. This is an interesting one. Donald Trump insults, Glenn Back mental basket case that's a tough one as it employs us. We should probably say no on that one, but there is no guarantee that what is can we give him? Yes, and no one that the link? partial like fireworks. It's not you will be pleased with that rating. We gave both sides of the issues, glad you what it is to be fair. How about what another irrelevant now about viewers and ratings are way down.

About what I know is not true, because you re at the spreadsheet every month. Not that one is definitely not a real, not job. It goes back to the other one This is not a new job I mean I mean look then I'd circuit court had a three judge panel here. Only let's not just jump to conclusions. We ve got our own three judge panel right here. I mean I am a real, not job. In amendment, no one that job is different than a basket. It is different than a basket case, but it is our job, as judge were. Judges here are We are so called judges here, We can make a determine you is Glenn Becky, I could see, or lots of you want to go yes on that Dodger, here's a thing as

A third judge here was that, if I hear both of you say no he's not, then my vote counting on a couple of hundred it like a slimy senator what was the one or two ago that was Our mental bad weather, the mental basket case obesity s other. We gave we will be said it would give me have you ever have I mean I, I could see how you'd get There is, I guess My job I mean, did you do some people are calling him the most reasonable ban in the room, I meant to say no, no, no We await the control. Room disagrees with how about always seems to be crying now. We gave him yeah, but always seem to be right, and I don't mean more is fair. That's at this point to go with no and last one here, insults by Donald Trump against Glenn back the last one in our collection, wacky.

I've been working for you. What I think is why these rather lackeys cut was is it is, it is probably an ok, love is segment, can we not air? What we just did. I know it's alive show: can we not errand? one specific household. Is that possible? Can we make the internet go out for you now just a short time. Oh, by the way, we should also mention happy birthday glow, we're so sorry you're, sick yeah. We wish you were better he's like I take em offer my birth. Because I'm sick- and this is what I have said, what I get this never get. We praise Jake Tapir for being fair bright, and what do we do? We went through this list. Some true some false. I think way that was as affair. It is fair, Sir Glenn Legal is very good at what would would appreciate it. I've won entirely sure, but I

maybe you'd like to think he would appreciate some of it all right, late. Seventy seven back, eight, seventy seven Bc K, apparently Rosier Donal, is going to be done as an elegant. Is this true? I know she's talking about it Just what I was I gotta say: she's loathing as as Steve she does picture she posted of bet. She looks exactly like Belgium. Italy looks a lot like although I will say, trouble loves talking about his battles with rosy about. Oh Don T write it up in in not only the republican debates but also the general he brought up their ingesting syllables, but she was just like she's hers credible. She really does mean that seriously like they look like they, because you know she she has Air done, like you know, Lex, even if a man, a man, a male sort of hand, hair cut if were allowed to still say that mail males exist,

and so I mean obviously part of it is. Is that but I mean really like they look like they could be seriously found family members when they look at that and they I it's incredible. Ambrosio Donald is terrible in every way, but I mean she can pull off the baron. There is no doubt about it. I'm tunnel, excited I don't know he's if she's actually doing that, I want to see that I have her recurring. That'd, Melissa, Mccarthy, recurring spicy, sir. We talked about this a little, but yesterday you couldn't get anywhere. Yeah they had the pig Fred Armies and a white guy too Morocco vital for multiple year any was awful and there is nothing you know when it, Morocco Bomb, looked nothing guy and needs. We heard from them- and I think this literally was Saturday night live where we can't find anything. Funny about him, really really but kids,

He found plenty of stuff. I mean there's stuff every day. S above Brok Obama, but it, but they couldn't, we can't find he's too perfect, he's wonderful you, so some comedian said that I remember Frosinone liven up. I do remember that number and I was really the general debate was the genoa among immediately that he was too perfect and they couldn't find anything to make fun, of course, is also the fear that they're gonna be called racist or something else if they were to be sure some some sort of conservative or middle of the road sort of leaning comedians said. That was an issue but some at present is a brilliant idea. It's gotta be able to do those things have to now Donald Trump as President they kits, The celebrities Roy coming among some cars. These make an twenty million dollars a movie and she show up on a Saturday night, Sean's place Ass, a white guy. I'll bet you. If you are to pull Americans. Seventy five percent, don't know who he is always easy.

Easily. Seventy five percent of Americans don't know Sean spice. If you were to say what is the job title shot by Sir, if you got ten percent of the population be surprised they might say easily. After the most only thing they probably know. Maybe they know be a little bit about areas are very angry. Guy who throws odium at people is probably thought they would go, I'm sure right because it as we know that people I dont, if I'd Sarah Palin through that role, you know, and as we know, Donald Trump is way too well known, like Alec. Baldwin could do nothing to get really influence that, because Donald Trump a forty year record in the public eye, everyone knows who we, as everyone knows my life, space or nobody knows they can they will be to set him as a person through? they live if Melissa Mccarthy keep showing up if they haven't done little. If they have not an orator, There are already now hiring. It looks like another person to health spacer in that, because it's usually broken into two roles: press secretary and community. We had of communications.

This is the speculation they're trying to push a modern. Well, I mean terrible. I wouldn't be surprised if you know of we're talking about that the other day. I really I wouldn't be surprised to see them. Take him to the end, get rid of him here soon within the next month or two and then stopped doing the daily press garments It is one of those things that the trumpet meant you could see the trumpet minutiae one. Why do we do these things, because our tradition the? Why What club once every couple weeks you guys want to catch up with us will do a cup one. Every couple we grow a funding opportunities to those of the voluntary onto what has actually I'm talking about everything everyday anyway. That's what I think follow the twitter account Real Donald Trump I'll. Do what I would not surprise me and it's not you it's not a constitutional issue. There is not the right law that says he must do it now, which is that we make a lot of sense for them to stop doing really, and this is hard obviously for them you know he's not particularly good at it, but it's difficult most people, it's impossible role for every president. I mean you know

every president has been, but you have a lackey out their justifying every mistake: Vista Tony snow Tony's. Now, because he he was pushed into bad position. They walked ending, really terrible immigration policies from George W Bush and I tony snow. I know Tony's. No, but man was I pissed off at here, and you have goods are tough role. He was a pretty pretty good one, even though, but again use force in these places, where we know he's just fine things that were true or you know we're completely against other things that had been said. Dana Bruno, I thought, was a pretty good Fetnah Forbush Buddy, Jake all the areas, Amr ones were terrible? Airy Fletcher was great and he's got a guy's gonna get driblets avenues them back more of the Glinda programme. Come on up this process of our is zip recruiter. Zipper critter is because you can post up to two hundred plus job sites at once thing about this when you try to get the best people your company. You need to have them. That is the life blood of your company at what problems we have here or because of Jeffrey. Everyone knows that, and don't want to have a jiffy, you're gonna.

You're someone an important role. What if you get him, you don't want that to happen. Trust me I am today. I could speak out real experience on this one if we had the procurator back then authors loveless mistake would not have been made that it would not have been made. It would not have happened and think about it, If you are, if you're selling something on Ebay right. Do you want there to be either said to one site what, if you could posted to two hundred different auction sites? Would you go at a price of course more people will be looking at it. More people will be there and you get better candidates. That's what zip recruiter does for you there. Result is the reason why I have been used by fortune, one hundred companies and thousands of small and medium sized businesses right now back listeners can get proposed jobs, unzip recruiter for free by going to separate quarter, dot com, Slash Beck, Zip, recruiter, dot com, slash back one more time, tripe free! Go Zip, recruiter, dotcom, slash back you listening to the Glen Back Programme, Mercury,

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by himself- and They have said these through spokespeople. Well, we're gonna to wait and get something done in Congress, which is I mean amidst It is making people who have a hard line on that issue, nerve, less easy! I'm a little uneasy with a gang of aid is what you know that really hurt marker Rubio Reserve, United States and Trump beat him to death. We as he beat him over the head with it, often and and so on, I'm hoping they're not open to it and there saying they're, not, but those who were ports. I guess I guess we'll see This is the police, radio on demand

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The Glen back to avoid soldiers up back patents do global. Definitely be back. Hopefully I definitely hold them when we. Hopefully definitely for third, maybe on Monday, Meantime, play this because This is agonizing this. Woman who purports to be a christian issues. Supposedly conservative, too, that's the room with a story I read about. It said that she was calm, she's, a republican, ethnic and christian conservative and just can't understand this republic imposition on Obama. And what most really what's most frustrating about. This is like again this prospect. The theme of the day, this sort of way I'd spread acceptance without questioning right, like it mean

Listen to the point that are so it's her understanding that the mandate is in place because the there's one good Christian, Harold whose honest finally one understands it only one one and here she is laying this- that we need to take this piece by piece. You married is just about it. I'm in your districts, for my understanding. The mandate requires everybody to have insurance, because the healthy people pull up the sick people ok, so it's her understanding. There The mandate is in place, because the healthy people pull up the sick p. Now course. That's not how it was sold right. So young people, by saying by the way, you're gonna you're gonna, pay for all the people who are older and sick. What is wrong with that are not when you're twenty one european for the seventy five year old and that is Absolute

What they attempted to do with Obamacare is fundamentally a foundational part of it. So would would you be? If that's what you're told my pay, you don't need this but your pants for people down the road. Of course, if we took the money, as it has a fair every advertisement for four oh bomber care- which hopefully we are very close to sing the end of them, is some twenty two year old, pretty cool. Looking guy active young female, really happy. I used to have no ensure that they do I've changed my life, lilies, wonderful things. Actually what Obamacare does is take the money from people like you and give it to older sicker people. Now that is a a foundational part of Obamacare. It's the only reason that, even in theory, you could argue that it would potentially work with it didn't, but I mean you could at least you, ok. What we're gonna do is gonna. Take all these people who won't get

here again, though, will enter in themselves into losing propositions where, because twenty two years old. They will be healthy and not really need the doktor nott need to spend this money and health care they're gonna be to enforce the butler, I didn't even know they need to, even as they like to support. You die wrote that, of course, there are one out of a hundred twenty two what's that, have health problems, and it would help that one out of a hundred, but ninety nine out of a hundred all have losing propositions. So we get enough young idiots to support this approach. And give them all real, terrible, losing propositions. We can support the other part of this, which is a giant hand out to other people. That's, if you like it if you like it, that's the philosophy behind and then she let us use them. That's just point warriors does not faulty this leap. Unworthiness, I add a Christian. Am I a whole philosophy and life pull out the words

her whole philosophy in life, is to pull up the info. Can it really is out on you? Sweetie are you pulling up the unfortunate are you expecting the government to pull up the unfortunate and, by extension, other write. Another big, it's you! Yes, Christianity, supports and ink urges the idea that you would help out some unless, fortunately, but think you wouldn't do. You would do that. It's in your heart, and that is really the other for whole philosophy in her her the philosophy in general. We can all agree good idea, as a christian Helga was less fortunate shirt away. That you do. That is important. We can help the less fortunate is. To steal from people and help the less fortunate. That's probably then Christianity. We would. It would in fact that's flat out evil, easy, and I can tell you this

absolutely, there is nowhere in the Bible, you're gonna trip on a sentence that says you know what, if the government can mandate those people to take care of other people and individual mandate with a tax fine attach does not appear in the Bible Elzevir, except for the part, do remember the part in in the scriptures where Jesus? walking down the street. Ok, there's disciple! Yet right, there's a lion crouched alot of all around and more crowded people. There always was the ghosts of the past, and there's a YO yo deposit around him. There's no doubt about that, and and so he's walking down the street. This woman, with an issue of blood she'd bleeding and has been Where are they twelve years? If I remember rightly comes up to him and wants to touch is role because you think settle healing and he says well: well, oh, hey sister, have you signed up for Julius Caesar care that dumping touching me? Guess you gotta get the affordable care seas

her care mandate thing going on, don't be touching me over that ok yeah! They do remember that, member that more about that ways of one exception in the eyes of our you signed up for sea their care. That was really an important part Think that was in Paul. Some one live Paul, John Ringo. I don't know one arrangements in ring of hay Individual mandate, that's what the healthy people Paula, those rights that that's in theory. What does it actually do? That? Of course it doesn't still multiple millions of people are remain uninsured, so the individual man has not cured that problem. It has levelled fines on people who can't in theory, afford health insurance Multiple millions of people have had to pay the for nothing That is what the individual mandate has accomplished.

That is not something. I don't think that's in the Bible either going on with these, and I don't know for sure, I'm pretty sure it's easy there half a year and again there is less coverage for me, that's the way it did in the past, the way it will be again. Let does that grey point, so the republic in response to this. As one of the responses, we don't even have a plan, obviously that we know is being debated, but high risk pools, so you could still cover people who are in these situations, but instead of over one. Fifth of the economy. You find the real slice of people who need it, for example, it would go back and find when we are debating Obamacare if there were, but we know Milton obviously tens of millions of people without insurance, but you found out, is a lot of them had plenty of money to buy insurance. They chose not to making over seventy five hundred thousand dollars a year. Give them young and mend. We noticed you felt like it was not no need for intra some of them who just lost their job for

for months and they got back on insurance anyway, were counted as uninsured there's. All sorts of people like that here hurt. So the solution from Republicans are one of the proposed solutions is a high risk pools that would cure some As for the real slice of people that do kind of fall between between the cracks, so that's been their proposal, she says that that will be more costly and it will be an efficient and get them worse care and the way it was before and that's the way it will be in the future and important. Are to remember and import part, two remember, because why do you know that why You do the high risk pool in a more efficient way, maybe if someone designed it with without the care or the idea that eventually we get to a single payer programme, something like that would work better. Who knows but that's an important part that she says there, because she just says. Basically in her opinion, it has worked before. So before will not work in the future. They are actively punishing our think his people.

And I want to know why not instead of face was wrong with Obamacare make like that that pulled out and light consumers about why they told me they pulled out upon the share with you. It's ok, so there's like this. This is not a conservative views. Not a republic I don't know who this woman is, but she's. Neither conservative nor republican would be my guess right now and is she christian? I don't know why I don't hear any evidence, Christians with I don't know where this mindset came from, that Jesus wanted the government to take care of anything. He never said anything about any, you can have real disagreements with the government. The years of your memory, this famous scene is being crucified. Bite indicates that issues he came from a government has he's a big part of the Bible. More memorable seems Jesus how individual mandate

for every individual. It was not a governmental mandate, it was not. It was take care of each other, that's what I was that's what it was. And there's no, hey Caesar, so that Caesar can decide who needs that money, and he can squander most of it on himself and then, distribute whatever is left over that. He feels like to a few people in need. I mean there was never any like that. I don't know how we got to this place crazy and ensures that there is plenty of places in the Bible says exact, opposite the that that is not as it so another part of this, that I love is. She says high risk pools, look that's the deal, maybe more costly, less efficient, that's the way it was before. That is waiting to be in the future. But let's pick, let's just fix the parts of Obamacare that don't work well

this premise: wouldn't it didn't work in the past? Wouldn't it not work in the future you're. Just picking the really liberal idea and saying you can fix that one and save the more conservative idea, which isn't really conservative but a more conservative idea that when you can't fix that's impossible and the next part is Edna reply to their consumers and they pulled out of of all health care. And at what they were really didn't. Do it because of course, they did it because they had a merger so twenty percent. I believe the number is seventy percent. I dont have in front of me, but we ve talked about it earlier this week. Seventy percent of counties in America have only two choices for about liquor. Only two, so our did every camp, a healthier company in America, all birds at the same time and drop out because of mergers like that asked is an issue. These people are having issues with it and they like. Money If they can go in there and enter into these areas and make more money, they would the issue

is that their fighting it the most way for them to make a profit is to stay out of them. Now making money in some places and then their profits have increased because they ve been able to target the right places with the right plans and they ve been able to that work but the recently been able to make it work is because a lot of them are not even involved in their dreams. Out of ever Obamacare they're, moving to only specific areas where they can make it work, that's why most people don't have many choices. They have two or one choice for Obamacare I'm so all of this, then this is we have some heroic moment for the left menaces just now I'm sure she's, a really nice person and and about this she does seem to be did. She really. You know like care but this in and I'm sure her heart is, is into it. But man I mean these are just these are all flawed arguments

don't make any sense. This is an area while the velocity leading life is to call up the unfortunate yeah yeah. That's a whole philosophy that they really are and why not rather fan medication. Everybody happy and start rebuilding of so her idea is expanding. Medicaid and just this is a conservative by the universal health cover to conserve and right. If we want to emit Medicaid, run single Payer health Health CARE Programme medicate, I mean you ve heard this argument from so many liberals words like all well. What are we just give Medicare everyone Medicare worked so great. Does it because it's basically bankrupting assassination doesnt work so great? Does it because I mean really what twenty trillion dollars in debt, biggest chunk of it is is, is Medicare yeah, yes, a bit this junction on fire biggest chunk of unfunded liabilities, Medicare a hundred trillion dollars the

where about medical advice or really that is Medicare debt. All those things so we, whether you like the programme or not it's at each complete disaster, originals violences, and they just want keep they want to expand it, because that gives them control the situation. This is look, these are not good. Arguments are not good, arguments, invite everybody latch onto witnesses or some conservative Kurdish finally gets it not exactly it doesn't like this passed around is more about the vilification of your average Christian. Yet, It is another thing she's doing this, but like the left law, the idea that a Christian came out an agreed with their viewpoint, so they This is what real Christians are. They advance my worldview. This is the real one. Look I'm sure this is what she believes and an or what Pat set. She's an area, but I just think that have

I have some factual basis behind these things. Yes, and others no reason to to come, and believe that this is going start magically working, if you fix it, they had a chance to fix it. They had complete control when they passed this complete control. There was no republican voice included in this bill. They have, zero responsibility for it- and it pains me that people can defend Christianity better than this- you know they think they'll just accept our. I she's got a really good argument there. That's! What Jesus would want is for is for the government oh up everybody by taxing the wealth didn't have them pull up the poor. Just in the circus. That's that's not that that's not the way the golden rule is we're supposed to take herb each other and in its

or individual responsibility, and we don't see that to the government because the government is the most inefficient way of getting help to people. It's the most inefficient way in the world its than Thomas? to do this and an it, leads to socialism. Socialism is just flat out evil. Flat out either taking away people's choice, to beat charitable, to be good, to be loving and forcing them that's. So in Plan Assad gods plan, the late seventy seven back. Eighty dates of do seven being became more than Glenda Programme with TAT Stoop Ngovi come up clean

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We ve been talking about this woman in Tennessee. Who's ever was Eddie added Town Hall of a republican congressperson and I bet I she sure, doesn't sound like a little a republican or a nap servative in This is not christian. This is not christian. Theology she's trying to make it out as if it is, but it's not that this is not The christian theology does not state that you should Taxes to government, and then they should do tribute them as they see fit to the poor. As to how it works and ancient such an easy concept. I dont know how it's not. I've down. More often but they never is now and she gonna ways out what she thinks here. As a Christian, Am I a whole philosophy and life pull out the words okra observe philosophy like pull up the unfortunate but how, but how right?

should you be forced to give up the visitors? This is from everyone's favorite book of the Bible to Corinthians Fit. It really is each one of you, should give what you decided in your heart to give use it would not give if it says you unhappy or if you First, do give I'd love to those who are happy to give in other words, you as an individual should be pleased to do these things on your own and that's what That was what the Bible talking about. If you feel forced to do it, you shouldn't do it they action go further than saying. Well, you know what do you feel forced to do it? You gotta go along with it, but you should feel good about it now you shouldn't do it is what actually says into Corinthians, which I'm bringing to my tax attorney I feel forced to give the I will says right here: I shouldn't do its utmost, letting you know doesn't Uncle SAM, no no

coming this year works out. Let us know how or argument by during your one phone call you get to make afterward ourselves on this the Glen Back Programme. The supposedly golden brought it up and then he said it was here. He didn't know it was an actual and trumpeted. No, it wasn't asked one of his you talk yesterday on patents, do a little bit about the term comforts conversation with gluten about the start situation, the Start programme treaty the EU, supposedly in an hour long conversation with Lattimer button. The president made it clear that he thought the Start treaty was a bad deal for the. U s he called it start up,

He called them start up in the debate and the debate yes right, but ensuring that conversation. That thing was this Finally Putin brought it up and he said it was up here. He didn't know what it was initial and trouble. No, it wasn't asked one of his advisers while you on the phone booth and with what we and then he said. Ah you I owe you a bad deal, because that Europe, as a signal from that that is president drums fall, position if he doesn't understand eggs. What it is a bad deal, the end to be here to be clear. He actually I think, believes this. Every time and the real That is because he didn't negotiated like Donald Trump please he's such a great negotiator that if he was in place at that time, the deal would be better so there for every need, bedroom deal that has been negotiated when he wasn't. There is bad because he would have been able to do better. That's what

supreme. Confidence obviously had that as a business man over over the years and its helped him in many ways and Shirley. There are many examples of that being completely true. You know he doesn't seem to have a grasp on that. But I mean he's been in the job for four weeks. You kind of hope he would but yeah outwardly seriously either that you could say ended completely independent of trouble some adviser has come to him. I can call it I dont know the Big Deal treaty that has been discussed for, let start treaty and this this nuclear negotiation as they go for a very long time is limited to one thousand five hundred fifty nuclear weapons, if just over fifteen hundred nukes apiece eat, which I, while to help us It's a lot about its way less than what we have now having we every nation and of being able to be always that's mean a ban at or previous or whoever,

not come to him as a Belka. Here is a one cheater on what treaty would do where it sits, Now the history of is of it he's they ve gotta preference. For that I mean in a way. You kind of wish. He was up on this, obviously as president but like how is he not being brief by staff or something like that, especially after the debate where he called at the start of start up pretty you would have thought that between the debate and now somebody what it said: hey it's not start up. God you know I'd start stands for its the strategic arms reduction treaty, so the word up, doesnt matter, a fit after reduction is leading up. A lot of people would say and had said. The word up didn't come work after word, but We hear a classic it that's true of the eighties word word eyebrows, so start Now that I have always it works, it works in some context like yeah and it's it's really

inconceivable- and we keep using that word, though, maybe it doesn't mean what we think it means, but its it conceivable that nobody has done that now. Really that's. That's a staff. That's on the staff. I think that's definitely on the staff on the staff needs. Then, of course, you know, these are reports in unit No, we were not in the call. They're gonna obviously say that didn't happen. I mean it's obviously a barrister. They think they have the resources that weren't, you know in the room or whatever saying it. You never know what the stuff could be bs I mean, but its it just comes down to you know he is this. Flynn is going on now we're Flynn, his NASH, Us National Security adviser who is head close to as with Russia, and that was one of the questions. I think it was one of his worst appointments. I think there are a lot of good. Let's we discuss Democrats, any Democrat, so I've been, I would say, you know what I've got good republican president to get with zero Democrats pointed that's just my but I understand that you know that's not always the thing, so he put split

and Flynn works very closely apparently was on the phone with Russia and the passenger before they took office. This is sort of a b deal a diplomatic circles, because there's always we one president time, so you can't put sort of conflicting messages out. There initially Flynn said he had never talk to them about these specifics now he saying well, I can't really remember. I can confirm there I did or whether I didn't. I can't really remember it's not I, the biggest donor in the world that he made this a couple weeks. Early I mean, I don't know, probably not but its seat it. We should probably be telling that the truth from them getting on that- and it doesn't seem like this stories have changed. Let's put it that way. So It's a weird thing to watch and you know it does make a little nervous, but every day he's in office is probably another day where he's closer to that point where he has addressed. But all these things

So it's a hard job. I really is, and I agree with him. I think that virtually every nuclear treaty we sign with Russia is probably a bad one because they cheat cinctures, don't do what they say. They're going to so we wind up unilaterally disarming while they continue to build up. I mean I just don't trawls occasions today was a cat. That's what the treaty is all about re talking about as right. That's what the first Start Treaty were right then. The second is that the new start ready to start up treaty same those. Thank you and so That's how we went from forty thousand nukes to five or seven thousand. Whatever than number is, and they went from five to forty. Because we're doing these treaties with amendments were not monitoring them and their saying our do and then no problem, you doing more noakes. Are you making new net

I dont to outsiders happen throughout obviously the cold war as well. We started off beat up building nukes in the you know. Obviously we all know when they were used to visually, but you go to really repeat in about one thousand nine hundred and sixty five with the amount of nuclear weapons we had, which is about thirty mm, there were a lot thirty to thirty. Two thousand news from that. We just cut and cut and cut and cut. A slow decline, throw that period, Russia. However, did not in one sixty five Russia had about five thousand. So we were leading that battle. Thirty two thousand to five thousand. Yes, we destroy the world way more times than they more times than that. But this is about between two sides right, so it goes by: nineteen seventy five. What do we want? A Newt everybody liked me?

between nineteen, forty, five and fifty one before they got the nukes there's nothing they could have done about right down with the boat. Then National Newt, everybody back. Then good policy and very consistent with my Christian in view of the world knew already get new so by nineteen, seventy five. They had tied us, so we were up in two thousand to five thousand and emits fixed in the mid sixties. By the mid seventies, it was tied it about twenty five thousand However, while we continue to decline, Russia continued keep making nuclear weapons all the happened to the late swarm say and they were and they what we were. We were. Twenty years into a decline of our nuclear arsenal, a peak at forty thousand. It was rightly or what was unilateral disarmament. It wasn't until they ran out of money. Too. Until they really started cutting back and now we're about the same or about Reno, I don't let lending to five thousand rain right really wants to cut its fifty fifteen. Fifty

which is still again. We can probably some damage with one thousand five hundred fifty nuclear weapons. Yes, should not to mention their alot more powerful than back in the day, but it's a fascinating thing to see. We ve seen these people may mislead us tired time these weapons have existed ever, One has been secretive with them. Every one misleads everybody else about them. They keep we're not gonna, do any chess. Oh you know North Korea and in India and Pakistan, where we know that we're not gonna do any test these. They test keep building than we have no idea really how many each country has but I mean. Would you be surprised if Russia did not have fifty two and fifty when this thing was over and instead had eight thousand? No? No, no! Anybody would be surprised by the no only only finances limit those things. In a bloody we're, potent right say they economy, because apparently some of the sanctions we ve had on them are working which is whites.

Concerning that we might get rid of them, but you know that the only thing that stop sees these guys are money. Like I'll know, we don't. We do have the cash to build a better world the last time- and you know the only thing is getting in trouble. You know from sanctions and worse if they get caught. But you know that doesn't seem to be a big concerned are murdering journalists. Don't seem all day yesterday by getting caught, and especially now that you know that good friends, supposedly right, no work world, just one big, happy family right now. The great guy Putin can be trusted. Puddings a friend Russia's wonderful he's, a strong leader for some reason we lost all. Suspicion of them The route, while the reason is, is seemingly Donald Trump because for even send it right in his though interview this week about the Abode Nando that we don't have any

down in the United States right, say and that we got our. However, on our own problems, we do you think we're if he's not alone, I mean come on now. Yet it was a weird senator was that if it came from any one else, certainly if it came from Barack Obama, people would be all up in arms over that often, there wasn't much outraged when it came from Donald Trump. AAA seventy seven back something he may be right about, though. Apparently there was a little a little border fraud, maybe not the widespread voter fraud than that. Kind of mentioned, which was millions and millions like three to five million people voting illegally. However, at Texas A texas woman was just sentenced yesterday to eight years. In prison, and a fine of thousands of dollars for committing voter fraud. Rosa Maria Ortega of Ortega from Grand Prairie, which is here in the D. W second citizen she's Lee

we hear, but she's, not a. U S, citizen, she, is not eligible to vote, and yet She did she was arrested and indicted on two counts of illegal voting after policed covered she'd applied for voter registration in Dallas County falsely they created on the application that she was a. U S, citizen, answer who yesterday she was sentenced to eight years in prison for that sort of thing That's a fairly stiff penalty for voter fraud. You might want not want to do that if You'Re- a legal! U S resident or an illegal U S resident and you're trying to vote, not a good idea, don't do it It's idea it's funny, because there really is a sense.

Opposition between saying there are five million illegal votes cast all of them against me. That's why I lost the popular vote and there is no such thing as voter fraud. There's been barely any get anything. That's ever happened and there is almost no instances of the people being caught doing it first of all, there are easy to people being caught. Doing it right in the middle of the actual goal of the task is to not get caught So yeah, you know, while the whole point of committing voter fraud is that you dont get, caught so those that our successful you never know about right right, that's the whole point of trying it it does exist it just a that in those numbers on this woman who is now thirty seven. She came here with your mom when she was chilled, so wouldn't she could If I am one of those dream dreamers that they take but all the time may be. I'm too old to be a rumour bunch

if she was Excel. Yes, if she was a colleague, Jade she'd, be a dreamer any is committing felonies in the United States of America, so not older, Mercer, apparently wonderful and dreaming AAA. Seventy seven back more than Glenn Back Programme coming up. It is your were listening to the Glen Bag programme This is the quote. We were talking about earlier, just five minutes ago, evolving, Donald Trump, when he was and was told that led, a mere Putin was a killer that occurs at a killers. Why do you think our country, so innocent country, so innocent right now come on? I mean I don't August Trump supporters did nothing wrong with that. No, I guess not. I I seriously believe If it were to be anybody else, they would have to remember the apology tour

Yet if I, by a Obama where he would go and say things that seem like he was apologizing never have ever say anything like that. No now, that's also just because it's the way the trumps speaks right. I've been he just. It is and we made this point before George W Bush- wasn't a great speaker either right. Then you could make some things out of stuff. He said like this. Let me make it very clear: poor people aren't Nessus early killers. Just because you happen to be not reached, I mean you're willing to kill me. How do you know it's a very good possibility, but it doesn't necessarily mean we don't think you're killing more than eighty percent of poor people have to agree with me that such acts and our civil are necessarily proudly private, killed and a few, but not necessarily that this goes back to the whole issue of duty. She area in him criticising the new digital there like well, it's

think too, to say, with all due deference to the separation of powers, the citizens urine reunited case was wrong. S. Barack Obama did it's quite another thing to say a so called judge. That's how we speak. So they know that he's not questioning the entire judiciary by saying that he saying like that decision and that's how Donald Trump says that- he says, as so called judge this guy's a bomb. He doesn't actually thinks he's homeless and begging for food outside Starbucks. It's just the way talks, so I mean they made a big deal out of that I will say: one time trot probably did some line is what he basically said. Yeah look. We have terrorist attack its agenda for its like that's his kids. I mean it's not it's not your fault. It's not just saying that this week yeah it was, and he said it was miss that has been while the fault basic, Ebbene, artistical, strong, all strong, as you guys get, is not as strong as let me make it very clear. Poor people aren't nurses

early killer pianist just because you happening that really does mean you're willing to kill a fair point. I would say it probably does, but I mean there's four disagree: river proportionate share killers. I don't remember what that came from maybe terrorist year, Cambodia's airforces, Terek, Z, abundant back programme.