This is the police radio on demand hello, America welcome to the global programme. The press is a mess. The president tonight is going to address a joint session of Congress, basically its trumps first state of the union, although it's not call the state of the union- and I just got off the plane from Bangkok, Thailand Pro to rescue children in slavery. But it turned into something different: it turned in two I don't even know saving the honor the dignity of America and the West

I'll. Tell you about a beginning right now, the fusion of entertainment and didn't lightened- and this is the Glen back at All- america- wasn't Glinda programme. I don't know where to begin. I dont know honestly how to have a conversation with you I have the weekend, Thailand and the guys who went with me. I spoke to this morning and we all had a similar experience Coming back home yesterday, all of us broke down,

and all of us have a hard time reconnecting with our family or people who had been with us because they are in the world. World that we were in last Thursday, and I have fundamentally changed, and so did everybody who is with me I was in a place where we couldn't get wifi, where no one had a an Iphone or even a flip phone there. Was television, but the people that I was with hadn't. Television? I was with people who knew very little about America. In fact that children told me they didn't even know they had heard of it, but they didn't know any about it. No one was talking about Donald Trump. And no one was worried about the thing Is that we worry about every day.

Ben to Thailand with Operation Underground rail road, which is a Globe all now effort to stop human trafficking and slavery and as I laughed I saw them people on Facebook and twitter saying may comments. Why is Glenn going to Thailand and why you raising money for this when there are so many people, poems here at home. Let me explain why. I don't know nothing about Thailand other then, if you to be Siam, which they don't even know. That was the white man name for Bangkok, And everything I learned about Siam, I learned from the king and I, They find very offensive because it made the king look weak. It is the nicest place I've ever been. Food

I will talk about that later, ices place I've ever been nice? People I've ever met beside the people in the centre of our country. I love Americans, because they're so kind and so warm and welcoming the type full are exactly the same. I was in country for only about forty eight hours in the First, twenty four hours, not All of us said I will never come back here ever again. All of us said I can't see anymore, we went to a place, which is a resort called pot here, which is it? three hours I don't know either North South, east or west of Bangkok. I didn't know where I was most of the weak weekend.

It's only it's on the sea side. I started when I got off the plane. I went to their FBI headquarters and I met with the head of their FBI it's easy, ire De Icy, something. And he started thinking this audience. It was so bizarre. He knew who I was, and people in that I had met in law enforcement, were, Reverend to me, because of you. It was so bizarre fee king that no one would know who I was no one, would we done anything. When

I sat down next to him in this big conference room he started with thanking the audience for what they had done and how they are arresting the bad guys from Amerika and from Europe. When I see when I said, a few minutes ago that this week, and turned into. Defending our honour. Thailand has become the sex tourists, capital of the world. Because the laws have become so stringent elsewhere, on what you do to a six year old. They go to Thailand, Thailand. Is now starting to really enforce this, but

the reasons why they have an enforced. It is because they don't have the equipment. On line to be able to really nab these guys, and they ve just got in serious. They ve just arrested when I there. I don't maybe a couple of before we got there? They arrested a monk, and these monks are like it be, like the catholic church, Arresting somebody in the Vatican to arrive, one monk they sent one Thousand police officers because they weren't sure how people would react, but this monk was abusing this child they are getting really serious. I left the FBI and I went to the Royal Academy where they are training the police officers, and I saw the operation centres that vis audience built. It is The only one in all of Asia, like it

and they are supercomputers that go and get all the forensic evidence of these pedophiles these guys who going over and making films with the children and then shipping them out, and they all looked like us. Then we went to potter and we went to a street. Where you can buy anything you want where, Five year old children were coming up to us in the street, offering to buy off to sell us a watch. I thought nothing of it. Until one of the hour operators said. You buy the watch. The boy will take you back and all these boys came up with the same item

one of my watch. Wanna buy a watch one of my watch and they take you back to the guy who's, quote selling the watches, and he says what time and where you pick you're, not picking. Watch. They were all the same. You were picking a boy. As I'm walking down the street, I noticed that Tattooed on everybody's and is a number, and so you picked them out by numbers that night on the beach front, we talk to a Fourteen year old girl, who was a prostitute, she been a prostitute as long as she could remember. She told us that

She had given up because no one cared And everybody made fun of her and her self esteem had just gone down to where she had nothing else. She felt she could do that's how we ended the first night. The next day we went to a an orphanage has the highest has the highest conviction rate of pedophiles this group of children, Anywhere I built In Asia, but definitely anywhere in Thailand and its because their protected and it's an operation. Oh you are centre, I got there,

and the kids had worked out a dance some songs and their zis, this one little kid and I can show you any pick. Because they're all protected is one little kid in the front tear your heart a little six year old kid just beaming there. All boys just beaming, so happy, so full of joy. We have lunch with them. I learned at lunch as they put us on a like a tin played in took sticky, rice and then scooped some great kind of meat ball, stuff on top of it, don't ask what it is just eat it we ate with the kids, and then I was taken in, and I was shown case files a hundred and eleven case files. I may be saw eight before

I said I had I have to leave here. I can't I can't take this anymore. The little six year old boy had lunch with. I asked him how old he was. He didn't know for sure. I asked him where he was born. He didn't know. I asked him about his parents, he didn't know. I stopped asking questions. He had been taken at such a young age. I saw an american pedophile who. Was buying infants that was his thing.

I met a child who, as an infant. Couldn't be consoled. A little girl. They finally had to take her to the hospital because she couldn't be consoled after being ripped from the arms of a pedophile. They found things lodged in sight of. I met a little boy who was a slave and had to go and sell, not his body. But had to sell anything he could find up to him. You so Whatever you want, but if don't make fit ten thousand bought, you'll come back in all burn you. Eventually His slave master just took an iron to his chest, is back in its neck.

I sat with him. And his legs were all scarred, and I just talked to him about what he wants to do when he grows up. She thinks going to be a soccer player going to play football. I tried to explain to him the difference between football and soccer. He didn't seem to care, understand As I said, with these case files, this shelter- was struggling had just laid off. I think for people. Has fifty six kids in it because they were eighty thousand bought short and they were being for closed on. I

asked. Are there any therapists for these kids. Once a week for an hour. Somebody comes and meets with the children one hour ones. The week fifty six children they can't afford him anymore. I said much to hire. Someone full time way out of the budget. Fifteen thousand bought. I then asked how much eighty thousand bought is. How much is fifteen thousand bought Eighty thousand baht to keep it open

about twenty three hundred dollars a month? Fifteen thousand bought is about two hundred dollars a month. I told them that we would write to check to keep the orphanage open. And to give them the two thousand dollars a month and that we would hire to full time. Doctors. After we went through the emotion of that, the guy who started the orphanage. Begged me to beg you these One hundred and eleven case files.

Most of these guys are still at large, and all of them are coming from Germany, Switzerland, France or America. Please we can't catch them, The thai police can't do it, they need Americans to do it, because Americans can get in an infiltrate their ring and goodwill in with them. Please help us catch these bad guys. I would like to ask you if you would become an abolitionist and help us stop slavery, I'll tell you why it matters here in Amerika during the A today, but go to our rescue dot org, oh, you are rescue dot, org five dollars truly makes difference now this

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one eight hundred lifelike or lifelong dotcom back programme mercury. This is glad that programme Try to keep it a lot lighter today, then what we just did- and we have a lot of things to talk about, but I dont know how to bring this news to you. This is the worst stuff I've ever seen. You talk about a serial killer and keep it lighter than that last break yeah good in I saw a guy who is wanted that will purchase children. And then have them run around naked in the back yard. Where he rents a place and then shoot them with

baby guns and then one by one abuse them, and I mean abuse them I remember Schindler's list, remember the the guy who would just got on his balcony and shoot the Jews. I saw that guy over and over and over and over again this weekend Most of them are from here. And here's why it matters as an outcome look. I couldn't go over to Thailand and say I'm just gonna go and drinking vacation and then come. Back and not drink and go Are there five times it couldn't happen? It wouldn't work. They come back here, and there were worse. Then they were. I'll, tell you later a story if you care to hear about it about a tea, for here in Amerika, that was teaching in high school

and five times a year- went over to Thailand Mason, oh, you are finally caught him here in Amerika, not over their abusing the kids here in Amerika. It matters because we'll go on these vacations and they're here please help us stop. This blight go to our rescue dot, Org. That's our rescue, dot, org and help rescue our children back programmes.

I have a different appreciation for tie food, its kind. Like chinese food yummy, I'm not Sure they have the same recipe that we began in great tied food place right around the corner. Delicious y yeah, yeah you're right here, TAT S right to address what I was looking for. I had to get right to the little peanuts and credible peanuts round, crunchy, not one. I do thou and not what I found no in this. In the really ashamed of this, so Like the last night we were there. I went for eyesight sluts some time food because I had for instance, I stated at americanized hotel, which. Actually a japanese hotel, but if it can two Americans

I was so anxious to have an egg that kind of tasted like an egg and just like an angel to have something that day and maybe came from a chicken something that just days normal first second couldn't find it went to the yeah. I was told great american breakfast, but Faye go. I got there, six o clock in the morning. I'm not kidding you in the steaming tray was spaghetti and meatballs I don't know about you, but I've never had that. For breakfast so I just I just stayed right with the toast and I just had to really be able to read through now. I've no left over fried about right. It's not bad! When that's what you're, looking for when you're looking for something to settle your stomach, because you ve just been in the jungle The day before and you ate something they pay, But in I later I'm

kidding you. It was in like a plate, Anna Spoon, in a fork that was like in a prison movie, ok then you stand in line like in a prison movie and they scooped out the sticky. Ice which was delicious and then they, put this white creamy meatballs, granted us, ok and, and they have made it special for you knew okay. So would you like more? They serve so love to me that I was like Delicious. Say that because they if you literally and then just put more on your plate, I was like no, no, no yeah yeah delays, odor cod, in the documentary Indiana Jones. The temple of this was seen. I remember so. I had what was described to me.

Stir. I ate some as fish balls. Good? Now, I didn't even know fish I had that binds either They just take fish and they goop it out a man a little fish balls and put it into a nice zones, not a p, within sight. And I'm I'm really ashamed to say when I got back out of the jungles of banks of Thailand. I went to Bangkok and I did. I did see if there was a good tie, restaurant and I did pick the I'm in the food court of the more open and that was delivered last. The best Baghdad was less yeah. I've noticed that eating some different food so over the past few years that I do actually want authentic

what I will wiles is americanized food. I leave their authentic food is really good, but I was in a very poor. I was having you know what the law on the street, would have you know the poor for people in the jungles in the street, and that is not. You are looking for what the kings, or even as they didn't serbian. Yes, I was looking for something Norman. You know norm all if you say slow enough. They still don't understand rail nor Inverness, something normal Mary Merrick Browser is yeah so and so when the nice thing is about these, these orphanages that operational you are is put together is, the guys I went with we're all capitalists, the another, all billionaire, capitalist and so they're all you know they ve left their jobs to go and do this

and so there are setting these orphanages up and all of them have to be self sustainable. So as they get, going they are trying to teach. Everybody is skill. All the kids have to learn a skill they all are putting farms in there this one had a cat fish farm a regular farm, mushroom farm, Andy TOAD Farm and alarm toad farm arming, toads frogs, yes and the kids ass. They were sharing with me, how the few the kids go in there, raising these these frogs and they go in every area today's to the market and the boy ones and I could have gone in a good basic size if I get a big, a bigger than my hand frogs and they take them,

into the market, and then they just JAMA, stick up for them and and cook him there on the open fire and you can eat em like corn on the cab and man, and did I have our timezone? No, Our time saying now. Why? Because I uh because next to the frog farm is the fish farm where they, the fish to make the fish balls and the military. Did that make my Tommy's feel good put butter on the frogs butter. Now Would you say this trip to? Thailand is an interesting diet, option, yes yeah, you don't want you you're, not gonna why's. He then I will tell you I will go back. I want to bring my daughter, Mary I'll go back. To Thailand in heart, beat to go to your soul. Not you. You haven't told the story of a good, though good places you went really me I didn't realize only went to this is really bad because everything I know,

Thailand, I learned from the king, and I And the research than I've done right and their their king had judge died. Like three months ago. I even heard of this guy. He was the longest raining monarch longer than the queen. Elizabeth, longest raining mark on the war in the world and he three months ago he still lying in state which might get a little gavi. But so the only thing I did as a tourist I got up at six, clock in the morning the day we laughed and I raised two palace of king as they would say king and cause king is dead. You king anyway, again, I learned that from the king and I I went there and form Probably ten blocks now he's been dead for for three months since October, Fourteenth

oh a while, for for ten years, I mean at least. I bet it had to be a mile from the gate. Both its gigantic boulevard. I mean it's a one. Wonder leads right to the old palace sources. Again boulevard buses. All the way up and down the street people pact on the street. And on the sidewalk all going to view his body. Every single one of them in black there wasn't a white shirt. There wasn't ablution, there wasn't dark blue everybody was in solid black and quiet and respectful and they would sit down beforehand, you know I was somehow another they were, guy got to the front of the line. I dont know how or why. But I didn't ask any questions, but I got there and I

There's no way, I'm gonna be able to see anything and we got in early and. But I sat there towards the front of the line I was the only one standing, every one else was kind of need. Sing down and dead silent, I went to see Ronald Reagan. I went to when Ronald Reagan was laying in state I don't remember everybody being in black and I'll, remember eighty one being in black and everybody was talking in some Cosette line was really long, not like this one but that line was really long, there was no one it was so reverend and so beautiful. I mean the tradition. There is really exceptional. I'd go back there in a hurry. Beat we went from. I will never come back here too. I have to come back and see just a good parts of it

The worst part was getting up in the morning and walking out that not in Bangkok, but in this seaside town and it is where the sex industry, not prostitution, Of adults that is different than what we were seeing. This is children and slavery, and seventy year old, guys white guys with nine year old kids boys and you gotta. I got up in the morning and I walked. The street and all of them all the hotels, big hotels, harder. Cafe. I mean big hotels, filled the cafes on the street all filled with old white men by themselves.

And walking down the street each never said We couldn't even look at a white guy and not think dirt bag. Pedophile couldn't even do it. I can't even imagine what they think of us. It was humiliating humiliating too, think of what they thought of us, I'm walking a street in Bangkok. This was discussed Durban. I wish I would have stopped if I could take one thing back and do it differently. I would have done this, I'm king down a street called soy cowboy that is where all the worst of the worst, get whatever you want and all the people have numbers on their hands and its dirt bag Central and I'm walking down this with the cameras and stuff and a guy guys, I think they were german, I'm not sure

They all turn around and their life hey Glenn Back and I turn to have time to look around autographs guy. I know I turned around and they were like and back. Hey Turner, Cab, one I'm so freaked out by it and now they probably or like so we were in the dirt bad, a central issue in the air, but when break in what do I do? I do our response, this half hour blinds dot com today, you can get twenty five percent off site wide at blinds. Dont come improving. The look of your home is really really simple line: shade shutters drapes whatever it is. You want for your arm.

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start com rules and restrictions do apply. The glad that programme mercury. The commission programme, whatever the programme so glad you're here Just want to thank you so much for listening, and and thank you for everything that you have done for operation. Underground rail road, you have a listener. Who was a cop and I can't say, work as he's undercover, but he was a up in the centre of the country and was listening to this programme. And heard about it sold. Breathing, he had and move to Thailand, to work of operation. Oh you are, to be able to Put an end to this.

And I M meaning people all over the world that are from this audience. I've met in Haiti a couple man and why who went over and started working in the orphanage because they heard about this. On the programme and, of course, You are the reason why underground. Rail road even exists, and You often say to each other gosh, if I was alive during slavery, I would have fought for the right side. No most full didn't even want to think about it, it's too horrible to think about, and they didn't I think about slavery, and they don't want to think about those people and where they came from and what they endured, so they just ignored it. That was most people If you think you would have been an abolitionist now is the time to actually prove it. Because this is stuff. Nobody wants to think about nobody,

wants to recognise every its somebody else's problem and it's too horrible. Five dollars a month is what it takes to be an abolitionist oh to our rescue, dot, Org five dollars a month more. If you could add two hundred dollars a month, helps those fifty six kids get psychiatric care full time. And there's no way that you can, I mean it changes it for generations. More importantly, to me at least, is putting an end to it by getting these dirt bags. I have we. Our very fortune in Amerika the Justice- Parliament has said They will not run sentences congruent so if you're were arrested in Thailand for this year come back to the United States. They extradite you afterwards, and then you serve time here in Amerika. I dont think you make it the thai prince.

I asked about the type prisons- and I saw pictures- you don't want to go to a type prison you you don't want to be there Pappy all. Looks like a happy story, you do not want to go to prison in Thailand. If you survive you come as a petty file to the United States prison system and you will be off the streets, I think you're off the streets permanently. Cuz, I don't think you survive, but these guys live here in our own country. Let's get them and protect our children. No matter where they are tackled second, with more things that are happening around the world. This is back

grab mercury. This is the police radio on demand. Hello and welcome to the programme. What two weeks back from the president's big address tonight and Donald Trump has said that President Obama is behind the leaks of the White House. And joy, George W Bush, a man who was silent for aid, solid years a man who we all said was aid, amazing guy who would never take now on another president, well, we gotta talk

that back, we begin there right now, the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. The Glen so whether here your President Donald Trump, says Inglese former President Barack Obama has been behind the leaks within his administration. Only what you say obviously, is behind all of it do here, but the Did you hear about these Sean Spacer Phone thing, Then he had a meeting with everyone and he was and they decided they were gonna spring it on everybody. In the meeting thought it was someone in the meeting was wanted leakers, so They had every one come in and had developed.

To give up their phone put it in a basket, we're gonna look through it and there looking for not only texts and and messages to reporters, but also lie these the you know those messaging acts that better all encrypted semantic screen shots and all that stuff there are looking to see if those were on people's phones, so they to that, may start doing it and dumb they would be. I would hope they would be on people's phones largesse its again working washing. I don't think so. I guess it's against the law, looking working for the president, while you have to have even cushy? Yeah, ok, ok! I thought this was the press phone, not the not, nor is it is. It is the people working in the wake of the White House for travel to anything they might leaking, so they had them again. They had put it in a basket and they said. Look you know a you know, no more leaking. You know through the phones and no one leaks that were even doing I don't want this. This meeting even leaked of CORE

I just told you about ourselves lurking actually told about led to that meeting to the to the press, which is so they are really having an issue with this and trouble like I- and I wouldn't have handled it with the phones like that, but Spicy gets Siena, he does when he does and and I'm fine with an end, they found nothing or a gaming know me know at least there's nothing like that came out. They didn't tell anybody movie that and if find something that at least didn't leave, so so wouldn't George Bush, George Bush came out. This pisses me off really does mean years of a and all this stuff we got from him. He says nothing, not a word Ireland have been silent, is the greater the constitution was under result for eight years. Don't get me wrong, still is under assault for eight years so easily So why was he? Gaza was beating, may give us a story. What's what was so

here we have the audio. Yes, George poorest comes out and says this is important for all of us to recognise one of our great strikes, is she probably mentioned that he's talking about the Muslim Ban, the so called muddled Muslim ban people to be able to worship they they away. They want to or not, worship at all, free orange. A bedrock of our freedom is the right to worship freely. You not just wanna, make sure and send you for or against the barrier against the ban. For an immigration policy that welcoming and that upholds the law or an immigration policy. As welcoming and then holds the law. In saying this stuff during Obama why I'm worthless cash, I mean, I think it's kind of despicable. I of tat we was respectful of the others, the presidency. I would have liked for him to defend himself a little bit more

specially no nine and two thousand tend to highlight the fact that he didn't, though I like it, I found tat. He was sure he was like. You know what I don't care. What the president says about me was so presidential. He respected the office so much you didn't. You didn't speak out now he's got this book is doing this tour he's asked but the ban instead of saying there is no band AIDS, it's not a muslim band. Aids were will pay close attention to seven different country, He I mean, there's a million things you could have said and indeed, and he chooses to play along as if we're taking religious freedom away from Muslims and not being welcoming. We all want to be welcoming when people come here legally. This drives me out of my mind. This is what this is. What progressive we do. They do the same. Thing is progressive Democrats and make it about, legal as well as illegal immigration? When we're just talking about illegal immigration, we want to stop that. We want legal immigrants.

Mission enjoying not everybody wore nothing. I know that not everybody want almost everybody Glenn. I don't know anyone whose, like I don't want any single person. I mean We know somebody recently Merlin probably happened earlier now. It's not zero, but I will say wrought either. I dont think right, I think, must be we now see immigration when done correctly and legally positive. I agree, I agree, and I want. I want immigrants here, because as they hopefully recognize what we have here You know they see what we have in their like boy. You guys really dont get it anymore. And they're happy. I mean they re I will tell you. Go to Thailand for the weekend. Nothing you, you come back and be very grateful for your What's system You'll be very grateful for the freedom that you have for the oh, my gosh, I see

their this weekend. After seeing what I saw and then thinking I'm going back to the argument of equality. Racism, and fairness, racism over things that are racist. I mean I can't take worthwhile. I can't take it use you go. Go someplace else in the world, and they come back and talk to me about your problems. I was just So with people who are, Or eating frog, honest, stick and. That's their that's. Their job is to raise frogs ends. EL them in the open market. They don't have a toy, they don't Wi Fi, they don't have television, they don't have you think, and there happy they're happy, and you come back here? Good god? If I don't have high speed internet

like, we lack lag, we lag well, my bad just guess: we're being discriminated against cancer, porn lack or my gosh. Oh, my gosh get some perspective amount. And high speed internet for free by the way is what she was demanding were at that here. It's been years ago, but we still refer to that because it was such such a class now she was saying the Lock Lear Mere lip. That's I guess so. Somebody dry on that's our guns run and she was. She wanted millions of dollars for free internet for her tribe because hurt her kid could only get dial up, but she got it and she got it. My name is under our garden of MIKE and I'm a member can be tried on your land.

Two children, like human mother, one leg over ass this morning- that we never get better than words. For I mean that's, not a seller operator. I want the best for my boys genius Jacob already always transferring stood it to you and see Pembroke. An and icing is in the eighth grade an important middle school well lighted, families across the state who either d have access to high speed, internet or or who can afford it, for we were stuck with dollop service in Gaza was always it onto the dial up. I would like to take her to the jungles of them turned his eyes. Let me take you to the nationals of time everything about this too. We will judge you just coming from a place where you got like these horror situations going with children like heard child is

college acknowledge haulage is actually going to advanced age of education. Have they have internet? They have an honest. It is not. I suddenly burst moral problem, ladies, do as boys and girls until two months ago, I won't download outside habits which began in recent months than others more. We gotta get to one more move that this is put my family, my sons in Take your has severe disadvantage, as it depends on the internet report to come, but his assignments school. He asked uses the internet to work on reports, projects sure or often at times

just do research, often at times when the result watch him struggles through the dialects. Aren't we all know and observed him get frustrated frustrated because he could not move around on the web like like slug. Nevertheless, I know you're in Thailand, and you had a budget is really terrible situation that they didn't have high speed internet right outside emu. Mine have only got months ago, but surely the only power while they're not savvy, mainly respect things we take for granted in this country. It really is amazing. I gotta put it in the ultimate perspective. What you did this by small guy came home last night and I felt so bad because I think MIKE it felt like I was mad at them, and I was just so I mean: for forty eight hours

forty hours on a plane, hey forty hours on a plane, thirty six hours on the ground and coming right back, and then coming in, and you know my son is watching tv. My daughter is is playing something on the high speed internet and my wife is busy taking care of stuff and I come back and I'm a name still. My head is still in the jungle I come back in my kids are like. We want to watch it tonight's, our night to watch a series of unfortunate events are Netflix and, unlike in can we can put it down the internet down for a second, you know It was so hard to come by to this world and see my kids, which are good kids, just like lit. They sat and we talked for a wily listened in the end. They listened in and they

stories, but at but there we had to go and get back into first world and it it was hard. It was really hard, I mean I back their natural. They got back in the land of ice cream, but what does it they don't have ice cream over there. Don't say that knows it I'm not sure we made of soy I don't know a good boy, I don't know, I don't know solely through the deeds and weird stuff over there. So that's it We bring a big bag of like granola bars with you right, like I just have they have somebody built. I was really excited to go over for the food. I was just in the wrong place if you go over further food and your aim like normal places, you're gonna love it I was not in those places in Bangkok. I was only for I was only therefore maybe ten hours started in Bangkok, meaning the plain landed there right, XO

women were but ten hours, men, six of whom I was asleep, and this is probably a somewhat naive question but like when you walk around the town, are they playing one night in Bangkok? All the time? Is that just like the normal thing you here on the streets and then oh, but every movie theater is playing king and I he'll be ok yeah, I stared at him, TIM and what's his face, they never they still never made it. They still. Another still head still allow that's a well oiled are alert yeah man, they don't. They don't see as the number one some recent years now. This is. Global cash is still used for about eighty five percent of all transactions

Glenn throws around king and I references lake people through our princess bride or something and I don't eat ocean. I was a kid I reference I don't usually, but I was in Bangkok. It is my daughter, my fears, our favorite movie. We grew, we watch it a thousand times and wooden you're there. That's all like think is brave spoon hall of the stem from king. They find that event I'm guessing really, maybe not, but not what ninety Bangkok, that's the rationally ANA Maria yeah, I'm pretty sure. That's the guy We'll cash is used for about eighty five percent of all transactions, but in the last five years She'll is transactions have seen a fifty percent increase. Digital economy is coming. So what does that mean? I believe there is a new war on cash. That is happening around the world.

It is because the banks all around the world I mean I went with a guy who predicted the crash in the nineties. We run off, we were It was a happy flight on the way over he's a guy who per day, did the asian crash in the nineties and then in two thousand stake six started predicting that two thousand eight crash he's gonna on the show and talk about what he predicts now way was a real happy, but War on credit on cash is happening because the banks are much worse troubled than they were in the nineties, much worse trouble than they are now, and then they weren't two thousand eight, red gold lines, important risk information. I want you to do, though, biting I just want you to go and ask them for the free Cashless society risk report. I urge you to read up on this, because I believe this is what's coming. When there is a major bump to the ECB, me

I think this is the way they're gonna have they're gonna be solved the problem. These cashless I want. To get their information, one a six six gold line, one eight six, six gold line or gold line dot com. Do it now that Thailand drivel eight seventy seven back the Glen Dead Programme, a programme in the programme so glad you're. Here we have, I have somebody that I I spoke to Probably a month ago, who is in the media and actually gets it and has told me why how the media doesn't understand? And

somebody that I really want to introduce you to. I read her book on the plane yesterday called inquiry into the mystery and art of living and Well. I don't agree with her on everything she He at least understands the problem of we're facing as a society and and how ripping ourselves apart and have been ripping ourselves apart from for quite some time What is the? What? What are we expecting from Donald Trump tonight? It's going The estate of union ask type of speech. Weird, to see him in August the weird venue for him. I mean it's not you know it sees you stop. You see the big rallies and it's a kind of a strange he's, not good at reading teleprompter. So this is a teleprompter thing. You gotta believe that he's gonna be ninety nine percent on prompter tonight. Yes, I've gotta believe

we'll go off a little bit with as little sides that he likes, but I'm expecting something big Like some big policy proposal that he hasn't well because he is always, he is a- is a showman Annie, Nosey Minos, everyone to be watching, you noses ultimate time to turn up pressure on Congress and if you want converse? This is why I'm hoping might look, I'm I'm an optimistic guy, as you guys know you're a real? I am so that's why tonight you used to be There was a time there was a time you're out anymore, not not particularly a. However I'm trying to be optimistic as possible. I am hoping for a big in your face to Congress about term limits tonight, like a big house, going out them to their faces its time her term limits away. Get this done. Well, I will tell you: this is not a state, you might say that, but it's not gonna happen and it look.

Like tat. So unless I not, though I am the one, that's pessimistic, so you might say that, and I will tell you there's green and I wanted to happen. It looks like Texas is gonna. Let us down on the article five convention of states. A thing looks like it's falling apart here in the Texas, House and Senate, which is where it should be the ease. It should be the easy you got to call If you live in Texas, you have got to call Austin Yak undoubted day yeah, so you have to tell them you pass this join the article of or the convention of states is article five convention and- It is our best chance of getting terminal. You say: do they have opened up the whole caused to know there was no chance, that's why they, while that is amendment glamour cash by road, little Texas history here in just a moment

today's cereal? Actually, this week's cereal, and when you hear this Texas history You're learn stuff that a mere can hero. SAM Houston and David Buoy that David Buoy, not only the singer. It is David, Jim, Jim, that you will I didn't know anything about these guys. I knew nothing. These guys, my yeah sure these two of the greatest Americans who ever lived Victor, I mean specially some used. Just crazy, unbelievable guy, specially for his time nobody stood up like you did No against against slavery in Texas and against really against all kinds of raw

HE policies, and literally no other leader in the south did what he did. He refused secession and refused slavery. Amazing, Texas history call Austin and tell them the article five convention of states join. It Texas join its today back programmes. Program. Six flags over Texas is the name of one of the most popular theme park. Companies in the country, its name. Is derived from the flags of the various sovereign nations whose flags have at one time flown over Texas, the nation, are Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas,

the confederacy and the United States when most think of the history of Texas. They only really think of the Alamo, but Texas history began hundreds of years prior to that pivotal event in San Antonio Spaniard, Cabezas De Vodka had been exploring. Fourth floor of wits about three hundred men is expedition badly that MIKE Hurricanes and attacks from Indians and with his pleaded the vodka and his men built makeshift boats and rash to replace the ship they had lost in storms. Trees that grew near what now would be called tampon, then They set sail again the intent was to link up with their countrymen. In Mexico,

but along the way they encountered more hurricane spores washed up on the shore of what is now Galveston, eyelid, Texas, fifteen. Twenty eight the vodka and his men were the first white men to set foot What would become the loan star state if, with so many devastating hurricanes in such a short time to vodka, must I've been thinking in five hundred years, or so someone we have to do something about these frequent, intense global warming, gauze weather events? Don't you think we're only about eighty people would survive with debacle and by the time He discovered Texas, the group was starving diseased and had no water to drink initially. He was welcome to the state with a typical Texas hospitality by the natives there.

Hospitality war thin as the Indians began to catch the diseases the visitors had brought with them and they began to die in large numbers by the time vodka left, Texas, on foot to find his fellow Spaniards and Mexico. Only three of his men had survived that had made the journey with him soon after a Spanish Explore Coronado, followed in search for gold claiming region for Spain. By now. The French were interested in it as well and they arrived in sixteen eighty seven, even though, Spain was in full control of in colonizing Mexico. It mostly abandoned Texas for about a century and a half, perhaps due to the latter. Of air conditioning in the hot human region when the spanish realise that the French had attempted unsuccessfully to colonise part of Texas. They were their interest in the area and that was the year. Sixteen ninety

This went on with a lot of sweat in toil and stinky people until it eighteen, twenty one healthy american Business Man, Moses Austin, originally from Virginia now living in Missouri recently lost his mining fortune and he used spanish citizen she acquired while mining in Spanish, Louisiana and petition the spanish government for permission to colonise Texas with three american families permission was granted, however, before he could make the journey most this Austin contracted Nemo and died so the town, ask, fell to his son. Who was not necessarily really interested in the undertaking of a let's go to a place even more hot and humid, then Louisiana, but he agree to take it on, since it was his father's last wish. Stephen F asked.

Eventually fell in love with the land and Fathers vision from fathers of Texas, I have been accused of having magnificence aims for taxes, and I confess that I have had them. It is depopulated. I wished to people it, a population that is there is backward. I wish it to be advanced by the introduction of industrious farmers and liberal Republicans. I want the savage Indian subdue the frontier protected the lambs cultivate. I wish to take from my native land and from every other country the best that they have. Splendid and lay down to sleep in a fast Stephen S. Austin was only twenty four years old when he took upon himself this monumental task, when Austin breached Texas. It was eighteen, twenty one in the spanish she had been overthrown, the territory was now Mexico, but Mexico was at first,

excited to see the Anglo Americans coming to colonise taxes. For one thing, it meant that there was a group of people who could do the initiatives in the area, so they wouldn't have to say Austin reapply to the mexican government to immigrate three great american families. His request was granted in thousand eight twenty five often brought the american immigrants in the Texas, but by team twenty nine. It was Maxie. It was having a problem with the border the Americans had. Can to pour into Texas and the eight year old. Mexican government was becoming alarmed. They said their trusted generals to Texas to assess the situation developing there. It comes back and reports either you take steps to keep these Americans out are we lower taxes forever General Tehran's report prompted Mexico to enact the hated law of April sixth, eighteen thirty,

among the important provisions of the law were ban on other anglo american immigration. Score strikes a mortal blow at the whole Presario says, also, a law marsh slavery in Texas and various other laws aimed at strengthening relationship between taxes in Mexico and weakening american influence. The race, because that's the only reason why you would want to keep people out of your country. Very alarmed, and they decided to crack down the crack down by Mexico, which I dont know if they were thinking about building a wall or offence. But it was strained relations and they became incredibly in Hence the tensions between Mexico in Texas. In the wake of this law april- eighteen, thirty many I can columnist and taxes are alarmed

it means is that there are cut off from France. Relatives back in the United States now can't join them in taxes. They had intended, of course, to grow with the land with this new prevent, but now it seems that they have been relegated to a second class Alice. Land speculators, including Stephen arson, became increasingly nervous mission for redress in them. Can government but there's only added to the suspicions of the Mexicans. Finally, I was, I did by the central government in Mexico. Their taxes must be garrisoned the die, had been cast in a man. Just a few years, things had turned very quickly: adversarial between the Texans and the Mexicans. Interesting to note here that, even though Spain conquered the Aztecs in the region now known as Mexico, all the way back to fifteen twenty one and Mexico didn't get

its independence from Spain until three hundred years later, in ten, twenty one, the popular belief among so many people. But the long time owner of that area that included Texas was Mexico. However, that's just not true, the region was spanish. For three hundred years- it's why Mexicans, be vanish, three hundred years with Spain compared to just fifteen years for Mexicans and that's before Texas, gained its independence. Struggle for Texas Independence is the focus of next episode Glenn back. Do you have any idea that Mexico is only my school for fifteen years before Texas, young women shut up and listen, did you know that in no way

now most people don't most people. Think a bit, so If you, if you, if you give Texas, I warn you back to the long time owner Ngos just the event horizon gotta men, the only one that owned it longer than Spain or or you know the next in line would be ass. Yeah I mean the long time our owner is us life on a fifteen year owner is. Was Mexico? That's crazy! It's crazy! sponsor this, our looking by a home or refund your mortgage, You need a mortgage consult on that specializes in solutions and not counting your commission's. American financing may have an a plus rating with a better business bureau in that's because american financing mortgaged consultants there, their salary based and they're gonna make your Morgan experience straightforward and ever let effortless you can. You can pre qualify

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Billy, complex subject. Nobody knew that health care could be so company already knew nobody knew healthcare could be so. Can I come over? That's a fact. It didn't know. Now I didn't I didn't I didn't know. I thought they'd just turn it off and then turns else back around you fight. Ok, so we agree. Nobody knows that drives me nuts, you didn't know, He didn't know. Obviously, but I mean you know the politics of our pretty complicated at the moment, I will say it, but he knew though we save going getting don't let this pass. One are not going to that where you never gonna get rid of it yeah you mean a lot of GEO P governors and Theo P. Senators do want a full repeal TED closer tweeted today? Two years ago, the GEO P Congress voted to repeal Obamacare that twenty fifteen repeal language should be. The floor

their minimum. Yes, absolutely the bare minimum that you do here. You don't know it shows that they used us They they were using us, but they have it means only we're not that foreign be optimistic here, maybe they'll be able to do it now they will. I hope they do I bet I mean what they want, but but the pressures politically are we ve got all this Medicaid money pouring in right to these its. They don't want to lose it. They don't want to lose. They dont. What the the who's to feature every person whose lost their healthcare, which they will, even if their halfgar sucks they'll, still be on the news crying when are they lost their healthcare and it will take time before whatever solution comes in, can fix that alongside or be a window without a vulnerable to losing elections. Whether, ladies and gentlemen, we are now waiting

till we win the house in the Senate a second time, then I would announce now do it now, slowly until we were in the White House, the House in the Senate a second time, it's funny, they probably what their say. You're. Probably right. However, I will say that the faster you get this done, the better for your election, because if you do it six months before the twenty eighteen election economic problems, you do it now You give them the time for people to understand it. And recover, and you know it in a work again. It's like it's tough, because these are largely negative outcomes at Obamacare, provided, however, some people willed complain that they have lost subsidies and everyone likes free money, wasn't Gary by seven million. Who cannot tell the difference it were promised. They wouldn't cunning. Tat are not that I am so sick of this. I am so sick of this. So you do the right thing and you lose your now. Your position so well, oh well, do there, thing, I'm so sick of hearing. Well, you gotta do it now, because otherwise we lose a bizarre. Well, maybe we don't want to do it right now, because will

do the right thing, even if it cost you your job, do the right thing. They just a coherent Glenn, but I know that sir, you might get a sure you might get forty senators to say that you make it forty five. You might get only ninety, forty, nine, isn't it I they asked him What kind, when you gonna, do this Obamacare thing when you get it attacks the text, as he said, when we have the votes wasn't voice. Wait! Wasn't this? Why we, we elected Donald Trump because he would just be able to push things through in order to hear an outright congress. He wouldn't yeah, that's it. If he doesn't say, repeal and replace in the next exe More of days were in trouble how we're in trouble and again replace you do not need. The ritual is obviously replacement when you will repeal it remember: This is the same thing happen with the trends gendered change out. Did that brains, gender rules that we just reverted to with Donald Trump.

The same rules that existed for seven and a half years of the Obama presidency, given the fact that it exists is due for six months and no end what's ever no funding was held back up for standards. Literally, nothing happened with them did those six months. All I got so you go into the girls bathroom I know. Did you know that changed my life was sending all those on the care care about. We will have a largely bread is still only a few years old Obamacare. The fact that we can't back to what we had and then improve it with free. Reforms, not a work placement. We're not trying to replace the negative outcome. You'll have to do is knock down the states barriers. That's the big, this thing was I'd like big, as everyone knows, is. Obviously you know that there is a figure out what to do with the with the pre exist conditions. You have to figure out. What would you going to do?

with the maternity leave that they promised everybody in all all see. Somebody should have thought of this. That's why it was so complicated. Your analysis that you're gonna have to take a hit because we're not gonna pay of those taxes anymore We have already arose because the problem is, we start with the losing position right. We have to open the x Y, see a b and c, and then we can figure out what the free market does or major those. I we said to pass it don't mess in the first place, but full repeal is a good starting point all repeal. Then you can see what they promised. That's what they promised by Renate for seven years. What does it say that the way he's talking about our complex? It is somewhat setting it up there. Yes, thank you,

This is the police, radio on demand rightly says that the the battle between the press and the White House is turn now into a full fledged war, my question is where Is that end? who wins that war should we be fighting that war,

We begin there right now, the fusion of entertainment and didn't lightened- and this is the Glen issue to somebody who are just who have just met. I read her book on the plane back from Bangkok yesterday, and awaiting producer is just in the opening pages. I was born in the We hours of the night of the nineteen sixty election returns. That came in with John F Kennedy. I grew up. Shawnee, Oklahoma, small town and a young state in the middle of the middle of America. Where people had come.

To forget the past and leave their ancestral demons buying. My mother's ancestors drove their covered wagons into the former indian territory to create their lives from scratch in the unforgiving Oklahoma dust, my father then adopted by the. People. I knew as my grandparents at the age of three her name is Kristen Tippit. She is the author of a book becoming wise and inquiry into the mystery and art of living, and she is also within PR and I normally wouldn't have somebody on from npr- because of some of the experiences I've had recently with anti are, but we had a conversation, and she is really a remarkable human being who sees I don't even know, perhaps not the policies of the world, but the problems and some of the solutions of the world. The same as I do welcome the programme, crystal. How are you good night so enjoy getting to know you these last month as well:

I want to talk to first about the press. Bill rightly said we war. The White House is at war with the press in the press, is at war with a white house as an end Well, I I think we would all have to become footing There's a network right like I dont, know how that war is going to end, but it's a very small slice of what's happening in the world and what matters for how we create the world. We want our children to inhabit, and I'm fighting it, I'm in fact worth so focused right now. I think so many have spoken have certain and then the media wars kind of doing this. To what we

research and what were reacting to an I'm choosing to get out of reactive mode and into building mode and at the healing mode, and I think that the choice everybody can make. I am, I happened to agree with you and I'm I'm in that same place to yeah. I'm I'm wondering I was in Bangkok over the weekend doing some work with some operation underground rail road, which is true, to break up slavery and saw some. I was in the jungle. This weakens us some just some horrific things I get home and you know my kids or on the Ipad end. It was hard to readjust. Then I get in this morning and I see all the news where were yelling at each other for written. Nicholas things right. How do we change that? Well, I one. I interview a lot of scientists along the way and I'm in

attentive to how there There are really Annabelle reason that our brains acts Get riveted by that kind of fight and by a sense of direction and I think everybody I feel on all all around on all sides are political system our brains are on high alert so so part of it. Finding ways? To calm ourselves to calm the people around us, you know that sounds maybe like not very powerful thing to do, but we'll just as biological creatures, women, think clearly and we dont rise to our when we're afraid. So I think this is really basic things

They like there are different callings in this moment for each of us as human beings as citizens as political people and and that's one of them. And also that we have to accompany each other We have to get to know our neighbours who have become strangers. I watching the election all last year and seeing that whoever had won in November the real work ahead of us. Bree weave our life together? Let me to make everybody else feel like a loser right in the twenty first century, Globe resembles the understanding we now have of a teenage brain. We reduce great questions of meaning and morality to issues and simplify them. The two sides allowing pundits and partisans to frame them in your ear. Reckless extremes, but most I don't see the world this way and it's not that

The world actually works. I'm not sure there is even such a thing as a cultural centre. What you mean by that I guess you know what I want. Somebody like me, starts talking this way. I think the suspicion as she's talking about the centre or talking about moderate. I don't even know if that's interesting, you know if there's a center, but what I do know what I'd do believe. Is it right the centre and left a centre, even if we have very deep doesn't convictions that are important to us, so we don't want to give up our negotiate away. We also. I have questions and comments and we share really important things like our love for our children You know I love tat. I was in Iowa right after the election and mom telling me that she is part of a group, neighbours and school parents. Other than voted for Donald Trump, about half of them both for Hillary Clinton, but every single one of them was concerned about the effect

the election had on their kid. That's what they're watching the kind of discourse they were hearing the level of discord, and so they at rally together to be solidarity and actually be really working together around that shared challenge, and I think that is a model for help. Not that we all have to be in the centre or I'll, be moderates, but how we can really be building things together across different. I will tell you you were talking to Em Christie. As the author becoming wise and inquiry into the mystery in art of living. You know not us take him out, but it was one of the most stunning things. I'd ever heard. Georgia Coppola said that his twelve year old daughter for two weeks after the election was leaping and mom and dad sped because they this she was afraid of what what does Donald Trump. What do I mean I been called every name in the book for beginning

yet fearmongering my child, are not afraid of Democrats. There not afraid of present Obama there there that that's not happening. What is happening in the world of somebody like George Stephanie plus where their child ass to sleep in bed at night, because they're, afraid of Donald Trump Erin. I think there are some simple answers and some more complex answers. I mean we, we have kind of all resort this level of making on which I think also has really destructive and catastrophes using get past or fighting about the other side. Defining. It is not good for us in it and in an almost never comes true in other things that go terribly wrong or not the things we are looking for an expect of the kind of life truth on it. You know Annette on it the approval level. All to me.

Political moment is really about. Is human drama? That's going on, I think all of the politics, I think, Donald Trump by think it all it's all a symptom of this human drama of Hell and an end, and always that over the last few years people. Sometimes just like stop be quiet. Take a breath. I wish we could also take a breath together and say what What an astonishing moment we are living in in history where we are re, defining basic definitions even that the twentieth century thought it had gotten Wenders life begin. When does death begin? What is family What is marriage? What is gender? Our institutions don't make sense all of sudden right like work places don't make sense, schools don't make sense, politics doesn't make sense the theory

very unsettling and again to go back to what the scientists tell us that physiologically thus to really primal parts and ourselves where we just go into two modes fighter: flight flight and night. I mean, I think you know, big and is complicated but to me it it's a waiter, relax and an end to say I'm gonna stand on the ground of reality, never really clear view of what we're up against and the an end again, I think, even though its huge it comes back to we get grounded in ourselves? Can we get clear about what we care about and who we love and was used yeah go. You say there are five things in your book. That we have to pay attention to that will ground us. You, give them to me there's a kind of these basic elements of life. I wrote this book about with him. I thought, as can be about big abstract. Thoughtless,

The concept and I realized in the wisest lives it is of raw materials, is the word three use moment, a moment. You you right. I love. I saw this words, make worlds. I love that we chose to too small a world in the decade of my birth tolerance. If the world we want to live in now, we opened the radical difference that it then they're, all along separate, but equal to a new infusion of religions ethnicities and values, but tolerance doesn't welcome it allows indoors indulges, yeah have taught us to be with other nurse and be with difference, whether its racial or political and say I'm gonna. Let you be in the room with me by it that has not taught us to be clear about. It could be

being surprised by. These are small step citizen about not about thing. I want you to bring me around to your side, or I want to bring around my site just to meet each other as human being, but doesn't that Greece I was I was with some people that We were talking about this weekend, We are not allowed to be surprised by each other, not because of tolerance, but because of political correctness, afraid to be surprised. But to ask questions. That are surprising of the other. That's right! So we we the town. Are it's not gonna happen in our in our inner? Most of our media bases, if not, can happen in our political space is how this is your problem. Right now to those are the places we ve been trained to look to see the way forward, and it's hard to say it they're, not gonna. And and and they're, not modeling what we want to how we want to be how we want to live so so

So we have got we have we have to. We have to create places, and I think we can do that very close to home right. In our neighbourhood center at apparent teacher meetings and our families and in local politics how does how do we You know I've been trying to find I would call them strange bedfellows, but I think people who are willing to be friends with people who, different and then risk everything by showing that friendship, How do we? How do we get there when Everything is set to strongly. Anyone who disagrees now. You're? So right we don't we what we are. No don't reward or honor Public is apology, All right. When somebody says I've changed

or I'm reflecting critically and some other things. I've done and you're one of those brave people. We dont reward that and what did we reward courage in any way down current? That's right again again, we do rewarded in our lives our right and our real lives button. If not, it's not reflected. We really gotta turn away from. You know that phrase above the Are you? I've been going to be other things it's broken now the radar is broken, but but again we are the places work. Activated to look to see. This is what matters you know, how it work? These are our leaders, we we have to worst ourselves and I think, help each other to move away, and I think the answer to that question of looking for a friend

being a little bit outside your comfort zone. I rilke the poet Rilke as a great hero to me and he talked about all the question through some kind of pathology in America, is it a question have an immediate answer in any good question, actually renew an ideal in question, but ass, a cut in turn, answer the question: also are a lot of questions we need to put out there and, I think, holding the question. Till we find the answer in everybody can do this in their sphere. You know who's that person who's. That friend of offence who's that brother in law, but I always get into a fight where their banks, giving. How can I very gently in a spirit of generosity, with a willingness to be surprised at creating new enter point and therefore create a new possibility for Howie how we look forward differently, Christa Tippit

other the book becoming wise. Thank you so much for being on and thanks for being brave, and and reaching out and and accepting a reach out yourself thanks. So much. Thank you glad appreciate it. Mr Tippit. Now this our sponsor this half hour is my patriot. Supply did you. Did you see what space Ex just said there we're gonna do by Two thousand eight eighteen year there we're gonna, send somebody round the own people to be little round the moon. How much is echoing cos. Over three hundred million two hundred and three dollars year. Three hundred million over three other person have heeded. You didn't say you never know exactly what I was gonna be. Do they pay they pay for that year? What they're not gonna, take you. He never said he thought they put down a significant down payment as you never said, exactly what they paid, but the cost of the trip itself has been talked about enough. We are familiar

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This is the Glen Back Programme. You're listening to the Glen. They are not just talking about Christa Tippit, who I'm glad TAT was in charge of the interview. Videos like she is married to a much younger man. Ninety nine years, longer, nine years younger Jimmy. I like her even more now are you you need for because she was married

twenty nine years after she was born, not her husband born twenty nine to be married. Nineteen, eighty nine- and he thought I was born in MRS. She isn't really brave woman. She is she defended you against that resolute, despicable guy who you want PBS I unhappy are, and we said I cannot remember the guy's name, idea of everything: licensing faster or somethin rays of easy media, professor he's a guy who teaches journalism and he was like a. How could you prove to me that you're not a monster, abide away. That's a rhetorical question. Let us remember what it was. It was something ridiculous like that. Any asked where did it was a rhetorical question. It was ridiculous and the whole thing, but she's like that. She was embarrassed by that she she was really embarrassed. When I talk to her, she was like I so apologise for that

not though we are- and she said you know she had mentioned something to npr- that's not who we are, and I thought that was rely grave of her early brave. Her book is really good. I'm married to such a younger man, she asked to step up we twenty years and now guys had you have that wrong, wow Those are able to say that I was like we gotta, get Some of you were not in charge. Sprawling in fact, find broadly good thing back in just a minute you'll be listening to the Glen background.

This is the big programme. America welcome to the programme. Just back from Thailand over the weekend, I was with you Operation, underground rail road, which is trying to stop these the slave trade. There are more slaves today. Then there than there were, if you add up all of the slaves in the four hundred years of the western slave trade. There are more slaves to day than there were in total by more than double. Yeah and we're sitting talking about something that ended. A hundred fifty years ago. It didn't ended still going on, and it

happening here in Amerika and. Happening, because people are living in the shadows. The overt slave trade stopped and slavery stopped in an overt way, but covertly now it's going on bigger than it ever has oh and its, and you know this is one reason why you want to have border that works, because right now. People are coming in from China. People are being brought in from Thailand and people are being brought in from Mexico, Guatemala all around and brought in by coyotes and their sold into slave trade and they could be working. I talk to somebody just the other day. Who was it that was telling me about a chinese woman who who has just got now if you're, if you're a slave, it goes to wood Without saying that, you're going to receive sexual abuse, your slave, your piece of furniture doesn't matter, you have no rights, so

Sex slave is, you know, double Redundant, and you don't need to say your slave this woman was brought in by coyotes across the border these Chinese they brought. Across a family in LOS Angeles border, She has no papers she doesn't know how to speak English, They gave her a list of what to go by the grocery store. She was out away from the house, Three days she wasn't chained up, she was out and about round the house she didn't could speak the language and he did, and they also told her you lead on to this. You're going right back to China, which her life is beautiful. Perhaps worse in China, she was a sex slave in this, in this home, in LOS Angeles, It happens in our communities and

you know we're sitting here and I am convinced the thing it will bring us together. Is. If we stop worrying about ourselves- and we start worrying about somebody else- we start seeing other people's problems because our problems are nothing in compared to that end The one thing we all agree on is people should be free We find that self evident. We found that self evident tuna. Fifty years ago, all men are created equal, by their creator with certain inalienable rights, freedom is the first one liberty and how we You can sit here now and argue such a high brow way? Imagine Chris, The Tippit was on with us from NPR just a little while ago, and she said People are gonna, be looking back. This is an incredible time in history because, a thing works: she's right: it is

the moment of enlightenment here in Amerika, where that system was fall. The part. It just didn't work where the same way our systems just don't Work more and so p. It will be studying this time period now. Imagine imagine when the world comes to grips with. Truly with the slave trade. And they see that we were just turn the blind eye, because it was hard to look at. They're, gonna, say these. People were racist. They didn't care Baden care about the Asians that were being brought in or the or the Hispanics that were being brought into their country, they were even selling their own children please, their friends and it happening in their own neighbourhoods and pedophilia, the the de the videos that are going around look. They had

technology. They could see that they were in their own neighborhood, yet they do anything about it. That's what we say about the founders now. And our founders actually stood up and tried to change. The laws you think you would have been an abolitionist prove it prove it. You say why what stood up prove it do right now happening, a double the rate of speed right now. How do I prove it works? Well, Can you go to donate to this our rest U dot org. Our Sq, DOT, org and there's other things you can do to be part of a prayer team. Yeah You know they're going back money, then their money to rescue these kids. I have pledged to them. And it is really best scary now out to me because outreaches I dont know how to I dont know how to make people care about this, but I I

to them that We would raise fifteen million dollars for them over why just stop their Glenn might make it a hundred. A hundred million dollars. I know why not minor, but they do not care about fifteen million dollars. The logging is a lot of money. Is a lot of money. When you realise that one child can be rescued and put in a safe place and taught You know a renewed scaler dollars for twenty five hundred dollars. Twenty five hundred dollars this is, something that we should be able to get behind as a as a people and we should be able to reach out. I mean anybody that you have differences with and you're, not talking about you're, not talking to anymore but you'll love them and you know them in their family or their your best friends each out, so he can we not talk politics, heard about this operation.

Underground rail, road and I know you want to do something about slavery in you care about children, so Dewie. Let's use this as a way to come back together, hard to believe that Democrats and Republicans couldn't agree on this issue than men, They can and will do problem is nobody wants to think of it I mean I already and I was supposed I travelled you know route, the other side of the planet. I was on the other side of the planet yesterday, at so bizarre to me, I've never travel days before, and being over there and seeing it as both to see the way some of the worst a hundred and eleven files. I was supposed to see case court cases, at the children. I could look at about eight In these cases and honest I almost vomited it is, is so horrible

going on with slavery is so horrible, it's beyond description and that the problem. I spent the the plane grip on the way back thinking. How do I tell people about this I mean it's one thing to say: ISIS is kidnapping. Women and children and using them as slaves. For some reason we can get our arm. Around that an, We can mobilise and we did, we did Sixteen million dollars we raised, we have moved now. Six thousand refugees, thinking that six thousand refugees We have this audience has saved helpless with and she children from ISIS this is the same exact problem except the gun is on the receiving end, are not members of ices, their us, their people, from our country

it's just as evil If we can possibly the guy next doors that nobody wants to leave that, but it is wrong this started because the guys in Cleveland to remember member the guy in Cleveland that kept the girls in the basement. This is why we start, and the neighbour really There was going on in Iraq, and I said I was on the earth rooms, and I said I can't we there that we ve got to do something we ve got to do something: and a friend of mine wrote to me. He just told me this the other day I'd forgotten, he wrote to me while I was on the air and he said I think you have an answer to the problem, please, let's: get together soon, and I went on the year and I said I just gotta email from a girl friend of mine who says not to say his name but he's a guy? You know.

Who says he might have an answer to this solution. I'll get back to you on it. I flew how to see him. He met me the conference room and but had crying. And said you're, not who I am not, who you think I am and he pulled, a badge he had worked for the CIA, then he worked for the Department of Homeland Security or On Sex trafficking and said Glenn. I do this anymore, because its every where in the government isn't equipped, the government has stopped. By its own rules and an hour, side Organization, won't have to they can work with the government. They can do at all and then give it to the government to take care of That's how operation underground rail road started, and we start because we raised a million dollars from you. I was in Bangkok yesterday, the head of the FBI Act

We think this audience. I was amazed, I didn't think even knew. Why was and walk and then he said. Please thank your audience. You don't know how much You have helped. I didn't But you're famous. You're famous. In the Middle EAST. You're famous by in the christian community, especially the aromatic christian community, the oldest Christians on the earth. You have, saved them. Six thousand of them. I would ask that you would join us and become an abolitionist join us at our Red few dot org. That's our rescue dot, Org aright we're coming up to the job. The end of the year broadcast? Let me just tell response, a real, quick and then we're gonna recapture the stuff we didn't touch today. Our sponsor this half hour is

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That is the way it's being sold. Fifty four billion dollar extra expenditure- hell, that's not actually true, of course, as you might expect, it is a I think, it's a camera of its twelve or a teen billion more than what Obama had already requested for the year. So it is fifty four billion higher than what from last year It is just slightly above what Obama had projectile and its much less than Mccain and Gates had requested previous. So it is. You know its risks to the water over all, are we still in the six hundred million we are six hundred and just a tattled six hundred billion of media Center billion Obama's request was about five ninety You know Mccain had requested about six, forty and the gate. Budget was actually the highest at about six, sixty for the end. What is trumps

trumps about six over three six offered, and also other people complain about we're at higher area covering a work buried starts. I ungloved good, What should be, I wanted to be. I dont mind that an especially if they're going to idle Senate military heartrending as long as these may well, right I mean: does anybody care that there maintaining our military. I that's a good thing, neither our genome, we ve talked about this before they just don't wanna wasted. I dont want to waste it right and there, sir, there is waste involved and in our eyes a necessary one or military on on a constant cos, cutting mission like their reason. The things you got. What you and US role of the federal government are things that you It actually accept a little waste on oddly when I try to fight it as much as you can, but you know it's not going to be efficient. The military is not the most efficient of organization on earth. The one thing I want I might have been efficient: it is killing the exactly. I think it's not about calling them and we're not efficient.

That. While we have been under Obama. Hopefully I mean drums. Tromp said I read something pretty focused on yeah, he said he said you know we haven't had a week. We don't we don't fight to win. And that's going to change me. Tell me, that's not true, it is. It is it's absolutely true we we could have ended the Afghanistan war in Iraq, less than a year seemed any less than we don't fight. We haven't with to win. We ascents Vietnam. We we before that before we didn't? We really are yet not Korea. Korea, we didn't fight to wind. We have fought to win since world war, two and that is the one thing that Trump has said. I just read an article today where he said as you know, we to grow up is that when I was growing up, we said we never lost a war kids are grown up now, saying we ve never won a war strew When is the last war we one World war, one

No sorry world war, two Gulf darts desert storm. Well, accomplished what we set out to in Korea, which was to keep the north in the north. We accomplished. While we were there what we set out to in Vietnam, but as soon as we left they over around the country. You could say we we defeated Iraq and Afghanistan because we overturned those those administrations, those regimes or simply forget bud- I don't know what to do what an all out victory that we all feel good about. Sparrow later about balance back programme.