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a clear the evidence of wiretapping They feel that this is quite an important charge. You accused the former president of tapping wouldn't do that unless you had evidence Mark Levin said that the evidence was very clear: I don't know if he has seen the evidence, but the White House or the House Intel Committee has now said give us Mister President, the evidence by Monday afternoon or we're not moving forward. Because the White House said here's. What was happening. We want somebody to investigate Congress said you need to show us some evidence that this happened Anne, will investigate. Let's see like every piece of news I read. The last couple of days has been speculating on one spoke:

person or another and the way they took this in the way it's like. Well. I bother with all that the deadlines today by tomorrow, you're going to know if the evidence is out if they're continuing this or not So why bother parsing every word that Kellyanne Conway said on in every interview she did. Who cares the pot? Today's the deadline right so we'll know by tomorrow MIKE Leon today later on the show is: do you know what committee is he on? Is he on the Intel Committee guys don't want to be an intel now. Why is that because it's a nap trap. They they've told me that you don't necessarily learn anything new from that committee. And if you're on it, you can't even talk about the subject, because the laws are so

so dicey that they don't even want to talk about the subject, and so it bars them from discussing anything MIKE Lee Joint Economic Committee Committee on Commerce, science and Transportation Committee on Energy and Natural resources Committee on the judiciary. Ok, so He'Ll- be able to talk about it without any information, but it's not doing nothing I'd like to hear from him because they're saying that, you know it- takes one phone call for the president to say ai. I need this information and he's the president I mean: is there any doubt that the present Can get the information he needs to get wouldn't think so. Well, it sounds like I just don't. I just don't think there's evidence otherwise it would have been presented by now. Right, I mean. That's kind of where we are If there's evidence, then you you given the evidence right right and and in the and then you proven it, and then you don't have to worry about all the media,

So that hates you saying things that aren't true well, given the evidence and then that stops it's that easy, quite easy, zero, I'm a little sketchy on the evidence portion right, but what I'm asking you is, do Is there any doubt in your mind that at president of the United States. If the evidence exists, no, he could he get it. Oh sure, yeah yeah. So will we should know by tomorrow, The evidence is, did you did you also follow that Steve, Bannon and they're. Now calling Sean Hannity, the third most powerful man in the world? because of what happened on Friday, the they? Let all of the Justice Department attorneys all the Obama attorneys go and that's not unusual. They just usually do it over a longer period of time. You know, so we don't

an absence of attorneys, and we have a really good attorney in Manhattan. Who is you know strong on you know the gangs and strong on the mob and and an islamic terror, and apparently he had met with Trump before and said? Hey? I just want to know if my job is it. Are you going to be renewing me and he left saying I'm going to be renewed because of the feared leaks in the administration. Apparently Hannity and Bannon convey Donald Trump to fire. All pull appointees, get him out right now, so Friday was her last day. They all just got a note, saying, see ya. Who knows, though it I mean that is the reporting I saw as well, but I mean you know who knows

so that stuff, oh, I, the rumors of who's, telling Trump Trump Xy who knows with any of that, is true, again this is what the media does these days? They don't seem to investigate anything, when it comes to your big, important issues to the american people. It's all just this little back and forth inside the administration, 'cause they're, so fascinated with it I mean: are the american people fascinated with them? I'm not. I don't care who's telling him, just let's see what he does when he does stuff, then will judge it on on what happens. Rather than again, it's constant speculation and backroom talking about these weird deals that are cut. Who cares about any of that? Judge what he? What he's done and, as you point out, it has happened before it's a little more aggressive. Maybe then other administrations, but that's not it's not as it's not the most of all time and then you'd expect it to be more aggressive from the Trump Administration but it's not a huge It's not a huge deal. Especially when you are getting leaks from somewhere. You know

I had leaks from someplace in the organization didn't know. The first thing I would do is cut all the people that I didn't hire, another, mainly where yeah yeah, let's get rid of all the people that you know might be leaking stuff. Let's get rid of them. Uh one one area that might need a little attention is White House security? Thank you! Oh my god. Maybe that could this is unbelievable. This would be really sure enough. That's unbelievable! This is serious. I don't even understand how this is possible and uh. Third person made it the s entrance of the White House with President Donald Trump inside. Ok, so now

just made it to the side, entrance locked clear around the White House right. So we're not talking about the south entrance of the gate. We're talking about the resin war way scale. The fence, yeah, yes, went up to the side of the White House. Right went around the entire side of the White House. All the way in the the south entrance of the White House got all the way up to the door and that's when they saw. How can that happen? I could happen at your house now. Does that happen at the White House we had a guy about but two years ago Jump, our fence in the middle of the night and he just happened to luck into. A blind spot. And kind of just walked. It got to our garage before getting caught, but he walked by the fence in this blind spot the very next day we were with security, going; ok, okay, Where are the blind spots? Let's

I want no blind spots when you have a problem with security and we don't care the environment. You address those concerns, immediate. We don't have blind spots anymore. How Who does the secret service Have so many people making it all the way to the residence they just must not have sensors. Do they not have sensor horse, they do mother porcelain catching these guys. Then I have no idea who jumped the fence last year or the year before an ran all the way into something. Do you remember white House to do you remember being at Kennebunkport, and you remember seeing those green light tube things coming out of the ground, yeah? I got a foot and a half high. We went to interview George Hw Bush. This is bill years ago, ok, and so, they had on one side? He lives out on a point. And on one side they had a big fence. Remember that behind the house they had this huge double fence. Razor wire. I mean it looked pretty nasty it's kind of hidden,

the other side. They always had a boat out because remember at the time Saddam Hussein was threatening to kill George Hw Bush. So they always the boat out there on the residents they had the gates and everything else in on the residents all throughout the lawn, where these green pipes that were about a foot foot and a half high an I asked, what are those and they said that they were vibration or some sort of sensor that could could sense that people were walking across the lawn at that point, how long ago that Glenn, I don't think they make those in I mean I think that means continued. That's that's in a former president's house and and also how do we not have it so

double most of the road and they're like you know it would be. Do you know you would have a lot of time to react to the sensors on that one? You do well the White House. This guy was just strolling around. We had it's crazy it just it are not snipers. Are there I thought there were. We always thought I always thought they were. I thought they extended their height of the fence as well. I thought, if you jump that fence you're going to be dead, right. You just gonna, here's the here's, the problem there not going to do that now, because you shoot somebody what, if he's mentally ill, which seems like sex right right, you don't want the secret service do not want to be shooting, but you have somebody up at the top of it. No, you don't even need that you Have we have motions? I do I'm not the president. We have motion sensors, a dog starts walking across our lawn all the cameras, damn audio, it turns on so I can hear the

no matter where they are. I mean that's what I have the president has not to have that is somebody sleeping, I think he does at the command center. I think sorry reported originally is that they stumbled on this guy right I mean it was like the secret service came up. What are you doing here? Yeah, that's crazy and he had a backpack, I will say. However he did say he was a friend of the president and had an appointment. So maybe that was maybe he set that up in advance with Donald. Ok, I'll just I'll, meet you at the s entrance? Maybe around midnight will chat so maybe the lesson we're supposed to learn, no matter how big you build a fence or a wall they'll still get over it, and and and- and I mean look that's plainly true. Obviously, but I mean you know, it's still can help with. I don't I really don't understand. I've said this on either under this even going on this, started under Bush, it

pretty good under Bush, but it started a little bit too much worse under Obama, because we had those people who crash the party, and I think there was a combination of somethings wrong with the secret service and the Obama administration just would write off the secret service. They be like whatever we're doing that. Remember that's how they crash the Marty. Somebody said: look the other way they're coming in, so you had that combination I eat, I hope that Donald Trump and his administration is not doing that. This is not a case of that anyway. This is the case of the secret service. We will pay what the american people are not going to look up a fuss about paying another five thousand dollars for more sensors on the White House. Lawn. Nobody nobody's going to say that you don't have to shoot the guy. All you need are the sensors to show that somebody is there or the manpower to show that someone is walking,

across the lawn or running across the lawn, and then you go out and you tackle him How hard is that right? about ten feet from the fence? People did tackled? How about this? You just have dogs. In the White House. You just have let the german shepherds well, they do have. They do have dogs right, but they should just settle on all the time. Apparently, just let the german shepherds go now. The problem with that is, you know. The last thing you want is a barking german shepherd. On the other side of offense, I mean that'll. Like it's a lot, but that's the reason right. The reason why there's not One hundred secret service agents out on the lawn all the time is because they wanted to look nice. There's no rational reason why that's protected other than just optics people What to look at the White House and not see an army on the back lawn, and I understand that, however, How important?

The security is right like that is actually the correct response here. Think about this. This guy had a backpack in it. He at a Trump book and some other nonsense. What's a mace so I mean you know, but I mean not not something he could have killed a lot of people with. However, there's there's no security check to get up to the fence at the White House, We could have had a massively powerful bomb. He could have been carrying a suicide, vest V, pretty easily and he could have as he's walked along the side of the White House, blown himself up right next to it and take a chunk of that building yeah easily easily with an again 'cause. He was right there he was working. Is there a more secure building than the White House when the president is in it? you'd. Think not you think, not, but apparently, so obviously, is more secure?

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You're, listening to the Glenn Beck program movies. This weekend, Shack was number four get out was number three Logan was number two yeah Kong, one hundred and sixty one million, it cost one hundred and eighty five million to make. So my kids went to it Hannah. Instead, they said it was fantastic They went on our date night good reviews. It was yeah, they said it was just fantastic said. It was really fun funny. They said it was. The perfect kind of monster movie didn't take itself too seriously, but did take itself seriously. I mean it was serious enough to do to be. I am Kong, but then you know right No, it's a giant monkey made by the same people. I guess who did Godzilla and it was the same vibe of that which I like that one. I love that one so now there if you stay for through the titles, I'm going to go, see it tonight. But if you stay through the titles, they show the next one, and I guess

it's I don't know, is it Mothra who was who are the

so they're building toward a battle either with another massive with another master and then on twenty twenty, the film after this is Godzilla and we become the nineteen seventies. Japanese. So, sir, have we are not? No, we are not. We are at least doing good to that. Our monster movies about I needed that extra quality idea, whether those were not good mood, they were not, they were not there. I would love to the Saturday afternoon yeah. I still love to get duplicate hello. I can't replicate that sound with the sound of that God in it wasn't apparent to lizard. I know in God's will it still made that sound their lives at a thousand miles an hour with? Yes, I was like man there's too many words to learning Japanese eight to make your condominium words guy yeah, that's I I eggs that one actually looks funny. John C Reilly isn't isn't Samuel Jackson in as well. Did you the signal gel while Jackson comments about get out?

Now hear this, he said not to listen to him. He said he was. He was disturbed. How many black british actors were getting black american actors jobs? after. I do. A lot of other shows Samuel. There's a lot of lot of voice actors get losing drive to British, so he he's becoming a nationalist himself. Apparently it's good for him. They can't understand the black experience of Americans 'cause. They didn't go through it. This is the Glenn Beck program, hello and welcome back to the uh the program at ten. Can you tell me about get out? I mean it's. It is it key and Peele or just I think, just peel peel directed it? I believe right and wrote it.

Yeah so does it I mean those guys are, razor edge. Funny the I mean it's not a it's, not a comedy, but there are funny parts in it, and very violent parts and scary parts and parts were the whole audience sort of cheers. But yeah it was. It was really well done and and so as I'm watching it- and this is what this is, what kills me is, as I'm in the preview of it. I think, of course, the white family trying to write. You know

but from what I understand, they're, a very liberal family. That's yeah! Yes, it'll be brag about of voting for Obama. They would have voted for me thirty center from there yeah. I would go to Harvard third term a big deal out of that and getting any kind of get the sense that, like one of the underlying point, I have no idea what their politics heart. I'm sure it's not. You know obviously conservative, but it does seem like there's a there's an it like an error in their of like me, king, let the liberals who think they're above all racism races because they voted for Obama right. It's that sort of thing. Yeah yeah well, they're, not racist, because they will this family's races and the they're going after black people. So have you seen it yet yeah so has at what is it I'm going to be lectured about race, or is this just a good movie? uhm no you're not going to be now. You can get me gotta go into you understand what the movie is, and this is in every trailer. It's a white family that

that is, as we just talked about liberal family there. You know. It's black people for violence, that's as far as I want to with a the plot right, but so spoiler of five. What I just said earlier. I'm not sure which yeah yeah. We are you didn't say that to me, but yes, I would not. I would definitely not talk about that. Ok, didn't didn't Samuel. L Jackson say something about it. He was up That over the movie or something was wrong with it yeah it was his deal. That's where we were talking targets. British yeah he's he's saying that he's upset that british actors are taking british british wait, wait,

is that a bird black british african British are knocking african american actor American. I don't think african British is a thing, but yes yeah we can american over there. No, I know we we are going to they just called in black and they call us white, and it is just that. What is the deal with all these british actors take an american actor part off that? Don't don't what is the deal done? Well, that was similar. Jackson's point yeah. I think he's on to something he is on and it happens to white people to stop the walking dead is loaded with playing american part. I believe there, Australian, is really very depressed, Raelian well, Geoffrey would know he holds a podcast called talking walking dead. I would assume he knows this information Jeffy.

You don't know, I wanna say I'm almost positive he's bread, but I don't look it up quick. I think he's australian one thing you're supposed to have expertise, hard cast, but first of all goes to what you were saying. Mister, because I don't care. No, you were just in with him. I know it's happening a lot. It does happen all over. But if you don't care, then why are but still I admit that it's happening. I don't care that it does. Is it is an english actor English and religion English I think what's happening here is Merritt there, but actors and they fit all backers. That's I mean: are there enough good actors in America to fill these roles, though? Why is this even heard? You say I've heard you and I didn't say anything at the time. 'cause I don't know it wasn't important, but I've heard you say, I can't I mean I love it and then I watched watch them in an interview and they put this british act pretty agonizing

it is it is because it just it just frustrated. I just makes me it's not more k, I'm more impressed by them when I see that they're really good example, and that you see this guy and you even own a mess this american doctor for so long- and you see an interview with him, like God, I could I mean it's like taking on a totally different additional challenge to see me going over to the BBC. At I mean it would take about ten seconds before everybody would go well he's an american gold mean if they can pull it off. I mean I don't know if you guys know this, but it's a story that has.

Zombies in it. It's not it's I mean it's. He was fighting for America. There zombies, let's place here in America, place in America right. These are american people. American man, walkers zombies that they're killing right right. Here's the specific complaint from Samuel Jackson, 'cause he's a racial component to it. He says he has trouble with the british actor playing in american man grappling with a very specifically american type of racism, which is bizarre. When you see the movie, it's not exactly specifically american by american type of racism quote kisses me. I think I tend to wonder what would the movie have been with an american brother in the lead really understands that in a way because Daniel grew up in a country where you know, there's been interracial dating for one hundred years? So what would a brother from America Map made of that role

there's also scant few scant little diversity in England I mean come on. Can we can we wake up and realize that this is the greatest country on earth ratio? economically, militarily and culturally in every way we deal with more stuff in a better way than the rest of the world. The way behind by the way I don't have the diversity we have three percent. Would somebody three three percent see when somebody check on these numbers? I heard somebody say this weekend: there are more people more black people have Immigrated to the United States, oh there then the right here by the selector here by the slave trade? Oh yeah, that's true. I mean if we are so horrible, why would you come here? yeah. I mean if we're so horrible. Yes, we have horrible things that have happened in our past and we're not perfect. We

We are the most diverse country on planet earth. By far it's not even it's not even close. We have people coming from one hundred and seventy five different countries and we're all living together on top of each other. In some cases, relax we're doing a pretty good job just keep on trying to improve we've, seen dramatic improvement in a very short period of time, probably faster than Taylor. Ten steps back by having british actors play zombie killers. Thank you Jeff, and I don't I get it. I get it and you know what cgi took the job of that little japanese guy that used to get into the suit. Four ninety suit in the late iron. Soon right, I used to be a japanese guys. This Kong is way too tall right, he's quite easy. A high feet tall,

yeah he's like he's taller than a lot of mountains. Have you seen it? No, I just thought there so it you know one of the problems that I had with you know setting Kong today. Is it supposed to be on an island, that's hidden by clouds and everything else, and I thought, kids came back, and I said okay So how did they solve the LOS, Island thing was satellites everywhere. They said it back at the end of the Vietnam WAR. So satellites were just going up. So that's how they found it. Is from a satellite, so I mean it's like they're, actually trying to get it right. It is. It is ruining move, we're never going to have another movie like that setbacks. One thousand nine hundred and seventy five technology is ruining all these movies like you see that same thing, with like a cell phones and all the the plots, someone just

something recently at all the plots of Seinfeld that would be ruined if cell phones were common right and it was like a dozen episodes that are now classics that would no longer exist because it would make any sense. You know if we will only I just get on the phone and do it you know, and that and that's just the basics I mean you go to Youtube, It really with all the spy stuff we're talking about last week. They can turn on your televisions to spy on you and your homes. These they're all going to be absurd. Try this try this on for size. Think about when calling first came out: When did we first discover Tyrannosaurus Rex. 1880s eighteen, 90s, now one of the 1980s, so we figured out they all died from asteroids and until the next thing we find out that they died from right. Well, global warming button Find out when we first discovered here in the United States, now think of this.

Thirty years before an you don't have satellites, you still are exploring the world, there's half of the world that really hasn't. You know these islands are everywhere, we're finding new things all the time. Then you find the Galapogos islands, which you had no idea that this this land that time forgot, then you find dinosaur bones in America it wasn't that hard to believe. I think that there might be an island somewhere in America where these giant monkeys could live somewhere on over in the world. Yes, somewhere in the world, where that you don't know hold their way, they were. We just found the bones of a Tyrannosaurus rex. We didn't even know lived on this continent, let alone live just a few years ago. Well I mean not only that I mean we still haven't exam. We pinpointed where Bigfoot is from Ok, thank you for that all right right right!

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We can some stupid language, they don't they talk gibberish. I know it's weird, speak English man. How does everybody can understand this right right, deep? let's deep analysis Ali so, but I was watching it and they lead. Though this is what two weeks ago they were leading with. What was happening in Turkey and this referendum for Eragon Gaining more power- and there is just this march- towards fascism Erdogan's trying to stir up support back home and so now he's going on a world tour and he was in Germany and he was not he wasn't. He sent the foreign minister to go weeks in Germany to all of the islamic communities from Turkey that have immigr, it up to Turkey and got them all jacked up on basically fascism. He tried to go the Netherlands and the Netherlands turned the plane around.

Because they said we are not going to allow anybody who's going to try to you know, Hype below up on fascism into the Netherlands, and so they I'm just playing around He lands. Someplace else gets in a car and try to get across the border. They. Stopping at the border he's in a bulletproof car. So he just Box, all the doors and he's like I'm not getting out there like certain you gotta get out of the car. I'm not getting. Now and they said well. If you don't get out we're just going to your car with you in it so He got out, they put him on a plane and sent him back to Turkey. Naragon said try and in some of your Dutch. Go ahead, try to land some of those planes from level and let's see how this is going to work out. So now we two NATO countries that are each other's throats. It doesn't seem ideal, it does not seem ideal, doesn't doesn't seem ideal,

who was it that let Turkey in in the first place, yeah That's that's sketchy, as George Bush decision can't remember how it might have been might have been, well run this international turmoil that the judge, the guy from Jordan, that killed seven israeli girls twenty years ago, kids were kids yeah. Well, we released they were. System a little earlier than expected. If you buy a few days because they wanted to minimize the celebrations to public opinion, he is with his jordanian, I believe, he's being he's received as a hero. Because he is your name or in Jordan because he killed these seven seven israeli girls in I. I will say that they did. It was a you know. Was it justified? I mean I don't know they were a super reportedly mocking him so Well, you know I mean I don't know, did you get to kill the seven children over that? I don't know.

It's a close call, but Jordan says yes, apparently an I guess. This is one of those things where you know well, Jordan said no, but some Jordanians say many Jordanians say say yes and but, however, the king, the previous king, This is right after Israel and Jordan kinda had a coming together and it looked like they were. They were optimistic for the future. Then, of course this guy does this. The king went actually console the israeli families and what it was a big moment at the time. Then, twenty years later I mean again yeah I

another two decades lost to this thing mean no improvement, and now this guy who's murdered, seven children goes to jail for twenty years and is released as a hero in his own country. Incredible. This is the Klan thank thank you. This is the blaze radio on demand

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when you hear Nancy Pelow see this weekend say This well, she wrote Paul Ryan, a letter first of all, and she in it she said the american people, and members of Congress have a right to know the full impact of this legislation before any vote in committee or by the whole house. We we can we go here. We go all the time tunnel here for just a second. I it is a huh time tunnel tunnel tunnel tone will turn that we have to pass the bill so that you can find out. What is in it wait from the fog of the We have pass the bill, so you can find out. What's in it, yeah and now she's demanding that the american people have a right to know what's in the bill before passes, I'm going to be consistent here and say it, but we should have known what was in it the first time. I think we should know what it's in it. This time.

Before they pass it, I'm going to go a step further. I think people voting, for it should

actually know. What's in it as well yeah. There was also this from the gate: the gates close will go over the fence. The fences to high will pole vault and, if that doesn't work, we'll parachute and but we're going to get healthcare reform passed by the american label. For hang a. Could you show me what Cory Booker said over the weekend? The Republicans cannot just force this down our throats. It's going to not a lot of folks off her long term care. Also writing in just the Republicans cannot just force this down our now. Can you just see the second? What did she say about authenticate gates? Close will go over the fence. The fences to high will all fall in that doesn't work, we'll parachute and healthcare reform passed american people for their own personal health and economic they've forgotten that we have something called audiotape vs Digital gin, digitized audio, yeah, yes, and it's out are ready disciples well time. Okay, so you want to talk about fake news for a second try this on for size. You hear about the hacker in Russia.

That has released pictures and he has said Prove- that they are doctored now. These pictures that we know are doctored. But he is hacked the code. So He can erase the digital thing. Friends of doctored photos and one of them is man standing on the moon wearing a russian flag on his arm, planting the russian flag on the moon and there's no way to tell if it is been faked or not really yeah. So now that can't be good. No, you literally will now believe images anymore. Where We already don't believe images. We just dismissed everything

at least. If somebody presents evidence you can go into forensic testing and say: okay, this autos been doctored because of the code. Tell where the code has been changed, he has now changed it and found a way around the code, so it will not leave any evidence of being changed. Or I mean it probably won't be used in a negative way. No, ok! No! Ok! No good! No! Of course, obviously have some guys doing it. The government been able to do it for how long right- or you know, the intelligence sources have been able to do it for how long so just make it illegal that nobody will use. I mean sincerely what what is the what is it's going to be real anymore. What's going to be real. Nancy Pelosi is on now

it completely contradicting herself and nobody pays attention to it. Now add that we are so close to we Apparently can doctor video or film and you will not be able to prove that that isn't you in that picture, that's not me. I wasn't there when you're in the picture in this, There's no doctoring of this photo. Neil Armstrong, he put the russian flag there. No, he didn't. They didn't after this photo, I mean really bad fakes from history, like the protocols of the elders of Zion. Yes, have have of, you know, manufactured millions of deaths. Yes, you know, I mean a massive turmoil throughout the globe right over fake things like that, I mean imagine.

What a really good fake could do. Imagine Knology is going to be something to truly be feared. If we're not careful, try this on for size. How would you feel if somebody could create a service where, you could dump your email into it and pray with conversations into it, it would be secure, but the algorithm would search it would try. How to make a digital replica of you through ai? They you could write. It would write back It would be a reflection of you that, sounds like something: that's years away. It's here. It's already here There is Eugene Akuda Cuda.

In two thousand and fifteen? She was working on AI and she had a friend named Roman. Who had passed away. She wanted to talk to him. She wanted to write to him, so she all of his email and dumped it into the, This program and it started. Writing her and she said you know. I learned a lot about my friend blah blah blah then started doing it with others and saying, why don't you dump this into this system and that way, we'll have you and your relatives can write to you talk to you and we'll just going to continue to hold it, because this guy didn't do it before he died. So if at you wanted to do this You'll just answer a whole bunch of questions. Very personal you'll include you all

your email and every conversation that you can possibly include in this, so it will have it and it will recreate you and the people who are trying their saying it's pretty darn close to how I would respond and pretty spooky, that you're we're now starting to make a clone of you. Well, how long before that happens, and when you do have ai and do have upload and download like Ray Kerswell, says, which races is now about ten years out where I can download me display Jack in my head, download the way I process information like Google, so there Learning, how does the world process this will then take how Glenn Process and you'll be able to have it and ask it.

Any question and it will answer the way I would answer it will continue. To keep up, but it will think on my patterns. Well wait a minute You have all of the images of me: hours and hours and hours of images of me. You have decades of audio of me. Could could a Glenn Beck in a fascistic world Let's go to the movie let's go to the movie world for awhile. Is it that crazy of a movie script That in a fascistic world, a guy who was known. Could be completely recreated? For television or for the internet and continue to do his show, but then Just have the government twic because they killed him along time ago.

He's still now starting to leave the people in the way the government wanted to leave. I mean yeah zero sleep, some of that technology kind of exist because you you look at you, the last STAR Wars movie, for instance, where the general who played the original general on the death star in one thousand nine hundred and seventy seven is featured I'm going to leave throughout the movie and he's been dead for twenty two years. An I mean a lot so I could tell immediately- and I Couldn't I could I could Fisher Carrie Fisher Lumber because she look bad he. Another bad, it just sounds familiar that it was, and I obviously bad I've seen are currently yes, so it was easy for me to tell that. Should this, but I mean you know, I had a guy in a long term way come your time. He is he I thought here. We can also match the personality and in inject that into the image it, yeah personality

In process right, so you know if who could. I mean we are not far away from being able to have a conversation. Remember what is this test called? They talked about it. Maybe not. I was thinking they talked about it in the imitation game. I think they did it's a test that he came up with that you you Ask a computer, a series of questions and at some point it's for consciousness at some point you I'll, be able to tell the difference between you. No, if you're talking to a living being or a computer. And we're really close to that. When that, when we cross over to that, what happens, don't tell my stew

car that never can tell that. I just wanna make a phone call through the through the voice, recognition that were close to that all our car is not tune radio to one, oh nine point four, it doesn't even exist, but I eat, I think, maybe one of the the end games here. At least There's never an end game, I guess, but the next step is We just don't care because will be so convinced that anything can be manipulated. These things, don't matter remember, like John Kerry's campaign was basically derailed, not completely but largely derailed by. I voted for it before I voted against it. It was. Crazy moment no can believe he said it. It was in every ad in that campaign, these three It happened fifty times a day. Now, it's because of all the recording devices because of social media. Every politician, constantly shown to be a complete hypocrite.

We keep saying we go in the air every day and we say like do you believe what Nancy Poulos he said two weeks ago compared to what she said currently, this is amazing. No one cares anymore, there's no. There's! No, There's no wait to that moment anymore, because so many people are going to do it all. It's your turn, your turn into politics. Now what I'm talking What you're saying you said well but people could manipulate what I say they have all this video. What? If, I don't care what you say if people have no there's no wait on whether you're, whether you were a fascist or not. Well, here's the problem, right now we're moving in the opposite direction. Studies show now that what is it ninety percent of the american people get? opinions from someone else They have not done any homework. They listen to somebody like me and they're, like you know what he's close to me. I I like that guy. He thinks the way I think, and they don't

get past whatever it is. That person said is, is not a left or right thing. This is all people there going to formulate their opinions on things. Just based on what the people, not on any facts just on what the people they trust say. I told Glenn how else could you explain the van this changes of opinion by forty and fifty percent of groups all because Lizzie the parties have changed. So here. That's again, I know I'm relating it to politics, noticeably split. Let me explain that. May I explain that one 'cause there's three new studies out that talks specifically about that I'll. Give that to you here in a second first, let me tell you bout Ziprecruiter. You want and the perfect hire you need to post your job and all of the top websites? And now you can with zip recruiter.

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recruiter dot com, slash back ziprecruiter dot com, slash back, try it for free right now, seven hundred and twenty seven back. The Glenn Beck program. Alright, so Stew said right before the break: what could explain peoples? You know just change of opinion. The everybody just flipsides, listen to this and it's exactly what you think's do, what will change it. Three studies have come out now Uh. And we have developed a moral of version. Tord political opponents and it. Compels us now to any choice that will keep us on the right team or hell

our team win? and we will adopt positions that we otherwise big and small. We otherwise would never hold. For instance,. One of the examples you go into an ice cream shop, Election day discover that the cream shop is filled with either Clinton supporters or Trump supporters, whichever one you oppose, and and as you come up to the counter, your favorite flavor is red, velvet and when you order too real to me too, when you order red velvet the person behind the counter says hello. Everybody here, everybody's favorite, flavor.

You now are more likely to say yeah, you know what I don't want red velvet. I I can you just give me double chocolate. Please. Wow. Three studies Whatever they think, whatever your opponent thinks. You are now conditioned to think the opposite they did. Other test. This is called, I guess the Stroop effect. People are asked to see a single word and asked to name the color in which the word is printed The colour and the word matches, for example, read printed in red. The task is easy when the colour and the word are in congruent red printed in blue. The task is harder, people feel an impulse or an urge to accidentally read the word. This urge interferes with the tax of new task of neving and naming a color uh, but becomes more difficult for people to do it's a stroop effect, so they

looking for the Stroop effect, and this again is Jonathan Height, and they did a moral blind for people on all. Alternative viewpoints, z. What they did is, they said I got a name, some consumers choice, You tell me what you like far as preference for call car color for screen or silver. Vacuum brand Hoover or the dirt devil After each answer, the participants were told how a majority of other participants answered the same question. Sometimes the answer they said. Oh, you know what the group you know, you're a trump supporter. All the Trump people said dirt devil too. Other times they said. Oh, you know what the white supremacists, a dirt devil too. That's weird oh all of the,

Clinton supporters say dirt devil what they found, Is they say they would say that an they would say who or dirt devil an you would say: dirt devil. They say you know all of the whites of premises say dirt devil. I'm sorry! What was your answer again? The majority of people changed their answer and pretended that they never said dirt devil. That's where we are right. Now we are in our own little group in our own little bubble and we refuse to move out of it. The Glenn Beck program.

Eight hundred and eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty seven back, he says the Glenn Beck program. We are truly a society to to really watch there's a lot of crazy stuff going on with us as people, and we we're now looking that studies, an one study I just shared. It was actually three studies that show the same thing suggest that We are we, thing to change everything If we think that it puts us in a wrong group. It puts us in a group of people, we don't like, will change everything. Now. Stu found another study,

Well, it's just interesting away that our society is polarizing obviously talked about that before this study shows that we are more polarized than we've ever been in american history and the election kind of civil war put points that out, I mean really. It said ever polar anytime but yeah I mean who knows if maybe they didn't study the civil war period, but this goes back just you know a few decades, but get the way. This is changing they what they did is they looked at counties, so county by county across America. Look for what which counties are essentially blowout counties, so you have a twenty thirty, four thousand and fifty point margin and each individual county the people who live around you basically of the same mindset you're seeing eight thousand and twenty elections right so you could break this down a bunch of different ways, but this is in nineteen. Ninety two, the out of counties who that were thirty point margins. Thirty point margins.

Well, there is about about. Seventeen percent of counties, have thirty point margin real blowout elections. That's slowly risen until this last election went from so in nineteen. Eighty was seventeen percent two! one thousand six hundred and forty two percent. Oh my gosh, I mean That's an incredible increase, in fact, now over twenty percent of counties, are fifty. Point blowout counties. Fifty points I mean that is incredible and you go to now over sixty percent of all counties are twenty blowout counties, zero. Again the chances of you being around someone who's like minded TSA problem, is incredibly high. That's the problem! We don't live you. You go to Denver you can live in you know. I don't even know where that is a real conservative part of Denver. You can go to boulder, which is very, very liberal and

no conservative wants to live in boulder. I mean what are we doing? We can sit here and say that we complain about it, but you're hearing a show that it right, you know, comes from Texas that used to come from New York and then there's there's a reason for it. It makes life better. But I understand: well, that's not really real problem yeah, that's not why we move part of it. It is part of it, but that's not the real sick of getting hit with eggs in the face and walk the Fox NEWS and that's not the same as what the average person goes wrong. We are exact word exaggerated example of that. Clearly, but still I mean I, I think people tend to do that. How many people have called the show over the years and be like I got to move to Texas. We had just won some the other day with a governing Texas Ride home thinking to move the other choice, and then they were trying to figure it out. You want to go to people that you consider that understand your viewpoint, and I don't think that the on that people have talking to people who disagree with them that are rational and as you've always been

for honest questions. It's We are so convinced. Now that the other side doesn't ask honest questions and, by the way, we're right in that analysis, a lot of the time that we just want to get away from it, and so are they, and so forth. So are they sure, but we are. I say that you go further than that. We are convinced that the people on the other side aren't even kind they're, not even there there not even they're, not good people. Great new study here that that kind shows that people aren't nearly as nice as they think they are, but they did this study. In great Britain, but I'm sure this applies to Americans as well or not. Well, not as

as I think, the odds of the interesting stuff. So maybe, if you were a intention to that, the lease with a nice, this group of people around shut your fat mouth, see how nice he was rest. Your body right, your your mouth was high. Just narrowed into your amount of fat. Mao was generous. Gosh. Look at you use. You could a lot, but I do not have. Thank you know what I sent only as an exact time. Didn't mention is my right time. So right still, Conley is a kindness example. Anyway, go ahead. According to the psychologist, from goldsmiths University of London, they've discovered that ninety eight percent of british people think they're part of the fifty percent of the nicest fifty percent on the planet, so The question was: are you part of the nicest people on the planet? Ninety eight percent said. Yes,

they were given what course everybody was beer. Is that too, that that to which I answer, that is yeah there really evil, yeah or just suicidal or just super on a on a stamp? Maybe they know they're, cranky and and the they were given a list of nice behaviors and asked which ones they do so the most frequently carried out nice behaviors were giving. Directions to strangers holding doors open. I do that. I do both those things giving up seats on public transport done that a lot on that aunt, but two thirds of people. Admitted that they rarely if ever help, others carry heavy shopping bags and I've done that five sixths of people in frequently give money to strangers. I've done that often and only I got yelled at often feels do again mean people like him who turned out to be right, but let's not go and only one slash. Four of people give blood to help elderly or infirm

I don't know if I've ever given blood I've well, I've tried to give blood, they won't take my blood, it's too pure. It's too good. It's too, I think they're exist blood tripping over the same thing. They said to Brooklyn just appear. If we can have your superhumans, you are in a category all of yourself. I don't think that happened in Jeffires was clearly pure heroine. They were saying it was a blood letters ahead of half a pint from him and started something like that. Yeah man like it when he says hey, I just want to give a pint. He actually means like it's just like a pint of whiskey, this little stronger than that. Well, if you try to draw blood, all you get is gravy right, so it's

very helpful anyway. Very kind of you. Thank you very much is something good, its greatest images, delicious sure in the top fifty percent of niceness. I know I know how would you answer that question. Of course I'd say: yes, of course, everyone else. Everyone say yes says. Yes, and of course everyone can't be right, and we all know- that's not true, but I mean That's the funny thing you see with it, something like it's over. Ninety percent, I believe, maybe is over in the eighties, but it's something right around ninety percent of people who believe there are they qualify as the middle class. So people who are poor, say there weren't richer than they are, and people who are rich, say they're poorer than they are, and everyone thinks they're in the middle class and like well. They're, not the middle class doesn't meeting thing if we're all in the middle class. You know, and it's a yes, the first define middle class for that exactly and then, of course, if that's really is the cliche that they're learning there's, I I put the but that's really good, that's good of us in a in some ways: that's really good thing yeah in our country yeah. So we all we all

all kind of see ourselves, unfortunately, we're so blind to our lifestyle that that that could lead to. A real problem on charitable, giving in things. If you are, if you're you know if you're wealthy, your you know your me or whatever and you're like, Yeah hello, I am in the middle class, no, no you're, not as something I try to tell my kids all the time. You have a very different life to the minute. You move away from daddy's house your going to see the real world and in so we have people who are on the upper end of the scale think they're middle class. They recognize necessarily the suffering especially in the or class, because then they will look at the lower classes. What upper little class? Ladies poor people poor, but I think I'm people a lot of people who make really good money.

Don't consider themselves. No well right. Well, you just said to do just a that staff had a bad at him yeah if the Senate. Again, I something like it's around it's between eighty and ninety percent. I think they they identify with the middle class. They think they're just like everybody else, but I don't think that. I don't think that means that they don't consider other people. They just don't consider themselves right. And- and I think, lady with vilified, the rich. I know that people who aren't rich- don't you want to be identified that way with think of themselves in that category, when I think of themselves on just like everybody else, and you know They are just like everyone else in a million different ways, but probably not income and a million different ways. They are not. Right? They all have pictures of George Washington on those million different ways alright are sponsored. This half hour is my Patriot Supply

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a pretty bad one. Uh Jen just has a broken nose. DOM is, was seriously injured and has a broken hip and he is going to be in a rehab center. They say for three to four months before he'll be able to fully recover he's Hi, who has you know kidney issues and everything else, and it's just been struggling so hard just to stay healthy and This is a massive set back for a for him. What is so amazing is the woman who whose fault it was apparently was texting. She walked away she's fine, today, she's back at work today, they totaled the car head on collision. She

apparently swerved into the other lane, because he wasn't paying attention and she's at work today, Somebody else is probably affected for the rest of his life and it You know I had a lot of thoughts this weekend of a God can cut him, some slack and yeah. Can he give him a break, as he's really been struggling for a very, very long time? Uh, and he's one of the nicest guys, and so his wife, just one of the nicest guys I know uh. So nice, he probably put wouldn't put himself in that top fifty. Percent of is asked you top fifty percent rule. No, no he's that kind of nice guy and.

And I thought about the driver a lot this weekend. Has she even considered that her? checking that email. Has affected somebody's life that much They had nothing to do, they would learn and nothing to do with anything and she checking the email. Yeah the you know they had. This scare tactic PS says that air like they used to have you know this is your brain on drugs classic example, the ones the ones they have at least they were running a couple years ago are really effective on the texting 'cause, it was the people who were either debilitated because they got it accident, because of the texting or family members of people who had died, just reading the last

That they were sending as they can, and it's like so lol, so be right. There, like it's, all nonsense like completely worthless stuff that leads these things, uh and those are pretty effective. I think you know it's hard because I mean you know it's yeah I'll, just take my eyes off the road for a second, but this is what happens really bad. We ask for your prayers for a diamond, Jen, Theodore, really just a great Great family Thankfully she was driving and she's. Ok, the Glenn Beck program

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happening with Obamacare repeal in the pool and replace what's happening with the tax cuts, the infrastructure spending that dollar infrastructure built up what's happening with the intelligence community, saying twenty four hours, President Trump, let us know what the what do you have? It shows that President Obama was spying on. Please produce your evidence and if so, Congress will investigate that, but we can't find any evidence of it at all. What's happening with that, who knows the guy who's in the middle of a lot of it MIKE Lee joins us right now, fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Senator MIKE Lee who's at an airport, getting ready to board a plane. We just we're glad that you would take the time to hop on the phone with us. How are you, sir, your.

Great thanks, so much Glen good, let's, let's get to Obama CARE, repeal and replace this is nothing like what the Republicans promising us they would do nowhere even close. Do we have a chance of getting something good out of this sure something good can come out of it. What happens whether something good shut up into the extent to which it might be good depends entirely on how members Congress handle this in the next few days on how they choose to cast their votes. Now, look you're right. What we brought, suppose to repeal Obama care as much of Obama care as we possibly could and then to start trying to find new ways to put the American go back in charge of their own health care. What this bill does is it doesn't repeal. Nearly as much of Obama care as we could. It leaves all kinds intact leaves most of the Obama

regulations in place most of many of the Obama care taxes or remain in place, at least for a time it leaves expanded. Medicaid intact for appear time and then doesn't make as many adjustments to it long term. Meanwhile, it comes up with a new refundable tax credit which we don't know the stuff. Yet we don't know how many people are going to take it. There are a lot of unanswered questions which begs the question: why are we not just repealing? Why are we not just passing the same? Repeal so that Republicans in the House and the Senate voted for. In December of twenty fifteen, that's what I'd like to see MIKE? Is it true that you can't just repeal it. Unless you have sixty votes, you can't do it through reconciliation with a just a full repeal. There is some ambiguity two how many of the insurance regulator if Obama care could be repealed through reconciliation. So there's

open question on that, but we do know that we could repeal all the taxes and all of the sub cities and possibly some of the regs through reconciliation. We know that because, the reconciliation bill we passed in twenty fifteen repealed Why don't we do all the sub cities? Why aren't we doing it very good question? That's what I believed that we were going to do that many of us were told? Why aren't the white led to believe? Why aren't we doing it? But he said it was a good question. There are those in Congress who chose to take a different path. Now I can't speak for them. I can't speak to what intentions are, I think, the easiest simplest way of explaining it is. They had other priorities that they wanted to attach to this prior. If it were perhaps higher than simply achieving repeal, at least to the degree that we change in our two thousand and fifteen, to example of what might be more important than what you promised. The american people. Ok, so

so I think they would explain it, and I want to be clear. I I'm always careful not to try to speak for someone else, but I I think if they were here with us, they would probably say look. We don't want people to be an state of too much uncertainty and doubt we don't want them to be afraid. We want them to have a degree of competence about what comes next after Obama. Care repeal and so we want to provide a soft landing spot for them, and that is so important. It's important enough to them, apparently that they're willing to on some of the repeal and provide more programs through this bill right now. The problem with that is, it's it's not going to pass and you probably shouldn't pass until they can answer more of these questions more of these questions about why we can't repeal more of Obama care than this bill does The problem with that uh MIKE is that that's not what promised us. That's not what the that they were going to do. They didn't say well we're going to

about this and provide a safe landing spot for people. That's going to take a really long time, we're going to not repeat everything it was repeal and replace that's what they ran on. That's what they were like to do and now again, as so often happens with the Republican Party they're, not doing it frustrated by the way I love the Kermit. The frog think about you- and I want to thank you very much- that's what happens when your best friend since one thousand nine hundred and eighty nine yeah, you just wait. He hasn't checked in the spokesman for the Hca, so you know it's appropriate that we use his voice when doing this, but no you're exactly right. This is what we ran on. This is what we promised, not to my great dismay, to my great surprise, on men is instances over the last week or so. We've had alleged Slater is from the house and from the Senate somehow saying that this build. The Hca is somehow what we campaigned on, what we ran on. Well, that's news to Maine, it's news to me because we've had this bill.

Only a few days, this bill has been in existence for only a few days. What's news to me, if we somehow ran on this specific bill, a build, the score of which we still don't know, we still know how much this thing is going to cost. We still don't have any idea how many people are going to take this refundable tax credit and therefore how much it's going to cost So much news to me that that somehow what we ran on, what I remember that we ran on was that we would repeal every scrap of Obama care that we possibly could the whole thing if get away with it on rock procedural rules in the Senate and that's what we should be doing, we're trying to senator might like MIKE Lee in every time. You're on, like I like to ask you the nerdy as most boring on interesting question to so. Please keep this answer short. Please for the love of I apologize in advance for this, but when the book tax cuts were passed. They were passed under a reconciliation and because of that expired after ten years, with the same It happened here if we repeat all these Obamacare taxes in ten years, we're going to be talking about the expiration of the Obama CARE repeal and then is it going to be back into effect again? No,

It is not necessarily, in fact, almost certainly not good to the end of the work of the fact that we were dealing with taxes in that circumstance rather than something else. So why would be about? It was a tax which is the only reason it was constitutional. Wasn't there send a tax versus fee. Wasn't a big conversation back with Roberts, I'm I didn't That question, can you say that again, no, no! No, let's move on ok, so Senator let me ask you about the intelligence committee. Is given the president until like this afternoon, they say: they can't find any evidence that Barack Obama was spying on Donald Trump, and to and some evidence and we'll go pursue that I any indication that he's going to present that evidence and is or any reason to believe that he couldn't

the evidence if he had it. Ok, that's a good point I said the first question: I have no idea. I would love to see what the evidence is. I'm wildly curious about it as to whether he could present it. That depends on what the it is. A I'll tell you my first reaction to this one. I very first learned about the tweet uh. My first reaction was he's, probably not talking about a traditional wiretap. Where somebody actually goes to judging the judge orders it phone line. Be perhaps he's talking about a foreign intelligence surveillance court order issued put the section. Seven hundred and two of the FISA amendments, which would say you know here, is an identified agent of a foreign government. Let's monitor at this person's communications, and that there might have been some incidental communications with some you S. Citizens perhaps include

People who were involved in one way or another with the campaign, but, incidentally, got pulled into that. That was my first reaction is that that seemed like the most plausible possibility, if in fact it's that there. There might be some reasons why he might be reluctant to share that or why you did share it with the intelligence community. Could he not our committee? Yes, because they've got the clearance to do that. So there's no reason why you couldn't share something like that with them. They've got clearance to see pretty much. All of that, but as far as his ability to share that publicly. That would seem less, like my theory is correct and there's nothing that the president can't get right. If said oddly, I want to show it, but you know This agency? Won't, let me you know, have access to this is everybody in the Senate, would be like? Ok, we need to see this enclosed behind. Those doors, but you

Will open these books or whatever it is that he saying the evidence is there's nothing. The president couldn't get to is there I I assume so a bit because they look he's the he's the commander in chief there's, nothing that he doesn't have access to. So, if you can, if you can back us up, if he knows what it is that he bring to a there's, no reason that I'm aware of why he couldn't come up with something that he could produce. Are these intel committees now weather he will choose to do so or not is a different question. The perhaps there are those close to him advising him hate? You don't have to do this if you don't want to But why? Wouldn't you speculation? Why wouldn't you if perhaps he didn't want to set a precedent that that he could just be required to answer questions every time. The Intel committee wanted to hear something, but I would think in this instance he would want to

typically, since these questions are going to be raised time to time and time again and we're taking this instance we're talking about national security. I mean we're talking about something that that he's accused another president of doing, and if that that it was doing that uh. Needs to be stopped. Yes, Yes, exactly and that's uh, all the more reason why I suspect he'll provide them with what they want to know because you're right. But this is one of the things I've been worried about for years, and I've Expr just concern on your show previously. But anyway, if you remember the church Committee that Frank Church Committee back in the 70s conducted a series of hearings to look at

to abuse, is by our intelligence gathering agencies and what they concluded with startling, which was that in every administration, from Ford uh from FDR through Ford and Nixon who was in power at about the time they concluded their research that the US govern intelligence gathering apparatus had been used to engage in political espionage. Now, look at what's happened since then. Our technologies improve dramatically uh our technology, equal means of gathering intelligence has grown by leaps and bounds in our laws. Happen always kept up with that, and so to me it would almost surprising. If some of this we're not occuring, that's why we need to be washed full of this. That's why I was

turned immediately when I saw the president's tweet was because I considered it plausable, if not likely, that this kind of thing would be going on one. Ask question: let's go to infrastructure. The GOP went out of their gourd and I believe rightly so, for a stimulus package for roads and bridges and tunnels and everything else for seven hundred and eighty seven. Billion dollars. I remember that number. It's burned seared into my memory of seven hundred and eighty seven billion dollars uh now the president is proposing a trillion dollar stimulus package and the republic pins are very excited about it. Can you tell me what made the seven hundred and eighty seven billion dollar stimulus package and a front on the constitution, and this one? dream? Come true? Well, uh! I can't

any distinguishing characteristic between the two as to why this one would be good and that one bad in fact, look when I look at the tuition uh, I see the powers of Congress being limited. Is there any enumerated powers, most of them in article one section eight, and they talk about things like the power to provide for our national. France to declare war to regulate trade, states with foreign nations and with indian tribes. I don't see anything in there that says that it's the prerogative of Congress, to create all infrastructure and look it's one thing if we're talking about an interstate corridor here or there, but it's another thing entirely: if we're talking about wholesale top to bottom soup, to nuts transportation infrastructure, even intrastate projects, I

whether we're talking about on the under the Obama administration or any subsequent administration, headed by a Republican or a Democrat. I think we've got to look carefully at what we're doing there. Not every Transporte Infrastructure is necessarily outside of Congress's authority, because some of them do involved a distinctly interstate function, but where they don't, we've got constitutional problems likely. Always good to talk to you. Thank you. So much sir appreciate it. Thank you very much. It's going to be with you so positive yeah. Boring is not all right. I love him just as he says, noting my hope will lead to higher country right now, so good and so smart and you know he's just tickled pink by yeah. I love I love because you know he's accurate, but when talking to him and and because he's like this all the time, well, I mean in

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Program. This is the Glenn Beck program in the break. He is, he is a cranky old, get off my lawn kind of guy, but he has been since he was. You know for a long time. Yeah, he's he's been this way for twenty. I contend he got stop. He got They say I mean he was bad. To begin with, as far as not nice guy, but after he started losing to Leno. It was not good from then on He wasn't happy with any. Was the story about MEL Gibson? Oh when he was doing late night, one of their guests canceled at the last minute, and so it's producer berrys and was able to book MEL Gibson. How do you book? Gibson at the last minute, pretty amazing. So we went to the

wooden said hey. We got MEL Gibson like who the hell wants MEL Gibson. I don't want MEL Gibson, so they booked I don't remember. The guys name come Bolka marred the discount magician instead, ah The discount magician now he's much better than MEL Gibson much better than bill. Gibson, hey, that's the guy I want who wants MEL Gibson when I can get come. Are the discount magician right. Am I right, but that's Letterman right, that's Letterman so I found a a gamer watching the Dave Rubin report. On Friday. I found this guy who's. A gamer who lives in San Francisco libertarian They conservative, libertarian and he's fascinating call

Buc EE's on next standby. Glenn Beck program, all right, so I am on Friday, supported SAM before for her joke, which was was awful and she felt terrible about it and she apologized she reached personally, all of that and My point was this: this, this joke police stuff has got to stop. It wasn't right when they were doing it to us. Why are we doing it back? Well, I was persona non Grata's for that on Twitter, I'm just the most evil man ever and then

it came to my attention that there was somebody else on the conservative side that was in trouble for a joke on the day without a woman, Colin Moriarty, texted, peace and quiet. So now. The left didn't like that at all. And so I tweeted support, and I said, as I supported Samantha Bee. I am also supporting Colin Moriarty stop with the joke police. Of course it doesn't matter Can we actually engage and be thinking human beings for ten minutes? Can we do that color? Moriarty, joins us now, he's the co founder of kind of funny, dot com and he's a he's, a gamer and welcome to the program calling. How are you, sir, I'm Thank you so much for having me it's it's very surreal

Actually you are taking the time. Why do you say it's very surreal? Well my father- and I you know- I grew up with my father uh, listening to talk, radio and kind of listening to also people, and when I told him I was going to be out with you, he said he got, kills actually, because we still we still watch together. That's why that's wild well, I am so glad that you've joined us. I saw you on Dave Rubin's show and was fascinated by you because you say, you're a libertarian. But you're also a proud conservative. If this was visual, your all tatted up, you live in San Francisco I can't imagine It's one thing to say a libertarian another thing to say: conservative in San Francisco

how's that going for you not very well if you can see yeah but yeah, but no, I I kind of take. You know the. I think the good parts of both sides- and I think, even like this part, it wasn't to come up with some amalgamation. That makes sense to me, so I think socially. I think, I'm very libertarian, in fact, I think, I'm more libertarian than many progressive liberals, but at the same I believe in the constitution. I believe in deference to the founders, I believe, in a small government that stays out of your business. The thing that I mark those altogether so the government that stays out of your business to tell you can have a gun, for instance, is the same it is the same government. I think you said your business. If a man wants to marry another man. Yes, I am- and I think that's where my libertarianism comes in a place like Colin, is why you know I was in this strange position ten fifteen years ago of saying look at you know. Morally, my religion teaches one thing, but my

Constitutionalism tells me. I have no place to tell anybody who can marry and who can't the government should be out of this entire Lee don't affect. My church and I won't affect your marriage just Lee, each other alone and that create some really strange bedfellows that were only trying to chase out of the public square and the that's the answer. I agree with you, I mean I, you know this is where a few I think, people a hard time identifying people like me going because you know I'm actually an atheist, but I grew up in a catholic household uh, very devoutly catholic household, and you have you know, people have faith, have a great great ally, because I believe that faith is a good thing. I believe it's good for policy. I think it's good for people to have faith. Something in a higher being. I just don't, but I would always protect to the very last, a person's right, for instance, to believe just because I don't believe doesn't mean, as you said, you can't believe. So. I also respect you know, I'm pro choice, but I respect

so. Like argument, I think it's a very principled argument. I think it's good that there are people out there better chow, my beliefs, and so you know this is this is kind of confusing thing, this kind of this kind of thought policing, that's happy. And this this very uh. You know I'm hidden enemy to liberalism, even though I share many of their values, because I believe the government should stay out of your business on the enemy. Isn't it strange to see how people have flipped on almost every point because their guy is not in office. Now Liberals are concerned, their concern about the you, executive orders, but they weren't under Obama. And now the people who were concerned about executive orders under Obama are fine with it. Now it's crazy, it's I agree with him saying I mean I hate. You know if people that listen to me and and and know me, I I go on politics walked in and you know I was disgusted with the Republican Party. I want a registered Republican and I

you know, I'm not a trump fan at all. I was sick in by how people took what I Republican ISM was an no more fit into something that it wasn't simply to win. And to me, that's not that's not I'd rather lose retain my so when it was clear, Trump was What was going to win here in California? We both very late. As you know, I voted for Kasich as a protest vote and then I disavowed the party completely. I mean I'm in service all right, I'm I'm sorry that the man I'm not into really neat. I think the conservative principles and the free printable that that we stand upon were actually kind of taken away by people that that don't really share our values. And it seems like it's all in the name of winning it's all in the name of being better than the uh side, there's no one talking to each other, there's no gray area, there's! No! This is all orthodoxy and it really makes me sick. So so how many out on what conservative 'cause? I don't know I mean, I know what Republican ISM means. Now it means the same exact thing as, as

you know being a Democrat it mean, I'll, do whatever I ate it takes and whatever I have to to win but conservatives what does it in to be a conservative? I mean you're thirty, two years old, you're out in San Francisco, you're you're, a gamer, you do a you know you do it a gaming kind of blog so who are the people you relate to what does that word even mean to them and to you. Well, I I thank you. As you said, you know, things are changing and I think right in the selection point and to me conservative. Simply means in my mind- and everyone might have a different opinion on this- I'm sure they do. You know a difference to the constitution. I forgot that the government can get out of something it should get out of something that the state- or you know the local or state Government- can take care something over the federal government. I think that that's ideal to me: it's personal freedom, responsibility, the right to succeed and the right to sail and the rates which

rest yourself freely without having to worry about being called a bigot or being called a sexist, as I was for making a silly joke. He brought that up specifically because there are so many people that play video games. There are so many people that enjoy entertainment that don't have anyone speaking for them. Yes. Your game industry in the United States is out of San Francisco. The media, which I come from. I used to be senior editor of the biggest video game website in the world and two years ago. I quit to do my own thing with my friends, but it is Lucy liberal, I'm, the only real conservative voice out there in what I would call me media. Obviously there are people on Youtube that do that as well. In the gaming space and you'd be shocked about how many people talk to me every day and I'm like you are the only person I can relate to. I am gun owner, for instance, you know I'm not with their saying I'm a gun owner, for instance, and I would be ridiculed, label by these other people, but you support me or I'm a man of faith, I'm a Christian or I'm jewish or whatever it might be, and you don't judge me for that.

And so I think that there's there's a conservative bent to gaming and if you serve event to independence and for a libertarian bent those things that people are support, I'm asking you is, does the word conservative mean any the word itself, because what you're saying is to me. Conservative. It has been so bastardized that it doesn't mean anything almost in this is not, Right word, because it's so misunderstood, but almost class take liberalism because I I think So everything is. I have open. Maybe this is wishful. Thinking you would be able to tell me is anybody in San Francisco, waking up to the point of hey safe spaces is a restriction on speech and we're really starting to go down the roads of of fascism and it's really kind of the progressive side. That's that's! That's

pushing hard for it. Yes, there are some, When I want, I want to keep it in in the scope of reality. You know it. There are people here that are waking up. That said, the only ten percent on a single vote for Trump is a good thing, but just as an illustration only ten percent of their. Voted for Trump to deal with a very hyper liberal society here in San Francisco right that support things more than anything, but there are people, even in the gaming industry that are waking up to this and think this stuff is so really I'm glad I've expressed in the past. I went to northeastern then I studied american history and I couldn't imagine I graduated in two thousand and seven, and I couldn't imagine being in college. Now where people are restricted. I took a bunch of classes on Nazi Germany, for instance, or the civil war, the bloody. Conflict, as I'm sure you know as you're very learn it in America, three, and I couldn't imagine how they might teach those things now to kind of placate people or to make sure that they're coddled and so so yeah. There are people with

So it's disappointing to me is: I wanted the only one speaking outwardly and I'm the proxy for a lot of people that are afraid to talk. They talk to me. People at gaming companies all the way up to ceos of game companies down to their lowest trenches. As I told will talk to me and tell me, I believe what you say, but man, I'm afraid to say it, because they're going to get ridiculed in population, so then what makes you what What do you say to people like that? What makes you heroic- and and and them not willing to do something that is now considered heroic I think you know I I I I try not to judge anyone for that. I think that there is a real fear for peoples, jobs, people have families; they don't want to be basically blacklisted from the industry as people have. You know by you know the fact that kind of tried to do to me over the years and as you see this joke people came down. I mean no one is offended by that joke.

I don't know? I don't know that. I agree. Nobody's someone that speaks a different language available, I'm sorry, but no go ahead. So do you I was gonna say I was gonna say so to me. It's just. I understand people's fear, but I'm also kind of getting exhausted by being their proxy because I know they're out there and- I was so happy that a few people came to my defense in such and people are not even conservative, a buddy of mine, David Jaffe, who is a well known game developer. He makes the game he was responsible for the games, twisted metal and God of war. These are very big. Game came out and said like what is basically I'm just kind of paraphrasing, but what is everyone's problem here so they're, even people on the left he's a very liberal person that are concerned about that as well. But you know SAM,

Cisco specifically, is as cartoonish, if not more so than people think it is. I would I would be. It would be wrong of me to have you on an because a lot of people that listen to you don't like me, because I have said quoting colonel try to remember his name. He wrote on killing and he is one of the he is the leading expert on key and anne- has developed all of these programs for the Pentagon to be able to get people to have a positive shooting experience. How do we get guys to shoot when they first get off the back of an airplane, etc, etc? and he has said His research shows that v video games, help breakdown, a mental wall that allow they don't they don't make you into a killer, but they

breakdown, a mental wall where it makes it easier for you to kill- and that is somehow very controversial for me to even say I don't believe video games make you into a killer thank you have something inside of you or don't have something inside of you, but it does Breakdown a wall? Do you want to? Let me offer that I want to give your. I want to give your fans an opportunity to say yeah. Alright, you told him. I mean I have no interest in telling anyone offered differing opinion or whatever, like that, you know, but but but to I'm not an expert in. I haven't read the work you're talking about. Yes, what I will say is that it doesn't it doesn't, but I believe for me to say if a person plays grand theft auto five and he might already have some pre existing mental condition or some city, as you said, to do something already, that running in the car murdering people with it might set that person off. Is that possible? I'm sure that it probably is, but I try to keep them

borzyn balance. This is actually a similar argument to what I use with the right to own a gun, which is to say grand theft. Auto five, which is a very violent, very provocative I sold seventy million units around the war well, the best selling games of all time. If there are five people that play grand theft, auto five and going and going to kill someone, because they were inspired by that I know it. It's kind of kind of strange, but that's really almost mathematically insignificant. People having similarly to a person that has access to a gun should we, none of us have access to a gun because. A mentally addresses, are going to lose. So I always the for you know it's like old Benjamin Franklin Court about it either for to liberty over over kind of security. In that regard, and so I I just- I think it's the worst aspects set someone off. Of course, I'm sure they call and I'd love to talk to you again. Colin Moriarty is the cofounder of kinda funny dot com and it's

It's great meeting! You really great meeting you thanks Colin. I appreciate it. Thank you so much when I appreciate it the amount of time I killed twisted metal back in the day. Oh my god. If I had those days back, if you're looking to buy or refinance, you need a mortgage consultant that specializes in solutions and not counting commissions and that's what you're going to get with american financing 'cause. They have mortgage consultants that are salary based. They work for you, not the bank. Ink is selling you something the to make your mortgage experience straightforward in effortless, their consultants are there to listen to your situation, discuss your financial situation, your financial goals, and then customize a loan program to meet your refinancing or purchasing needs. You pre qualify in ten minutes closes fastest. Ten days call eight hundred and sixty six nine hundred and six two thousand four hundred and forty eight

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they appear to be the opposite kind of who they are. They are almost in a sheepish or apologetic. Conservative, but again, like I said to call him know what it means to be a conservative to the general public. I know what it means to me. This is the Glenn Beck program, mercury,