The blaze radio network on demand? I would have said that it was Nancy Reagan His best friend was Nancy Reagan right now this, it best friend the man. He said his best friend was his best friend will blow your mind and shows you how far we have come as in the wrong direction. I believe we have that coming up in just a second, some amazing stuff on on Ronald Reagan that I've never heard before we have Also, the New York Times is labelled salads racist ate a salad. Also amazing technology on artificial. Intelligence speech. Generators

all kinds of ramifications and I'm reading, yesterday, just for my own personal entertainment and I listen to the speech generator and I can't believe what I am hearing they can make the president Free Clinton and Barack Obama say pretty much anything. Now remember this is version one, but it's pretty darn incredible, also, women goes out. She buys a bedroom set yard sale, something that never has happened to me. Never will it's all you read it. These stories in you're like this, can be true. Women goes out to yard, so she buys yourself a bedroom said. She said it's going through the better. That will give you the whole story coming up in a minute guess what she finds an original hand, written copy of the declaration of independence she's in Houston.

And a story of another woman a reporter in Georgia. Who has had her world turned absolutely upside down all political correctness, we're going to begin there right now. The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment Glenn Beck for he hath rule we wanted to have on the programme today, but her her father is We very ill and sea has asked that we can

actor later eyesight on off? We will cuz. This is a small. Story, but I think it important story and we pray for her father. He is a a veteran eleven alive. Reporter turn, I dont alive she, Joking, we use the end word with the version with the a at the end. I can't believe we have to that you watch Netflix, you watch anything, you listen to music, it's everywhere, everywhere and if you're, if you're cool enough fear the right person, your black, you ve, certainly use it. But boy of your white, you better not use that. So she use that word in a private message to a black man on Twitter that he went and publicize. Now listen to this story. Here's what she hears, what she said

I was quoting something the gentlemen had said in public tweet back to him in private, but it does make it any less offensive she wrote. High was incredibly stupid in red I was in the middle of a pressure field day trying to he's down: the video of a man being beaten and kicked by two good at police officers, which this particular gentlemen had posted on Twitter, I immediately apologized and I continue to do so and I offered my resignation to be effective immediately. So what did she does? What does she done? Well personal, something really bad. Let me let me just tell you what a alive the general Roger said? eleven alive? Does not tolerate any form of racial insensitivity and agree Passively of forces, our standard policies, we acted promptly to address this issue. Patient Valerie half has chosen to resign and apologises for election. Her actions eleven alive is committed to treating the community's we serve with due.

Eddie and respect and we don't think Our eleven alive is demeaning to you at all. I look forward to being a stay at home mom. She says: I'm gonNA work on my food and travel blog. I mean at least five. I've would rhyme what is eleven alive even meet wise at eleven alive. That driving me crazy, because everyone understood those eleven are on the table is only four of us sometimes mean two of them, but then we had the supports guy out of the council, whether guy there's four of us, but you forget all the camera and lighting dead people of some of our campaign. Can I mean how do I get a gun penetrated, so here's what happened here is what happened. The man who identified himself is Curtis Rivers,

posted a video of a white police officer punching a black motorist on his twitter feed them, reporter Valerie half was trying to get her to use it for a breaking news story on Twitter. Rivers had doubted publicly that a lot of news an words within a we're trying to I came down for the video, the word he uses a lot apparently on his twitter feed, but it's totally fine for him in this. Bonds to a private direct message. Half called herself, I am one of those quote news and words at first he wrote, L M F, a o o, which I would add that laughing man am I a year. There's another. Oh, I got out

and they know how to do the same. Now I'm have a oh, oh, but then He realized that she was white, so he responds. But then he checks into Valerie. Half over an realise she's white then says why Are you calling me that she is She wasn't calling him. She referred to only knows that vs IE does he knows that? That's why he was L M F. Oh all right gay? and she explained that she was referring to herself and quickly apologized river, said when he figured out. She was not black, he became offended. I just the employees. By the way who is basing its own skin color when figured out tat. He was not black. I became offended. Who is basing this into

on skin color. Here your photos realized you are also did, was quote back to him what he called her news, Edward you have one of those news and words and now, all of a sudden, it's a federal, offense and she's gotta be fired forward and make no mistake is she was forced out. She didn't just throw okay I'll resign are they told her to resign? Hiking guarantee any rational human being unbelievable when they were called into the office or they started to realise that their boss was not going to stand with them any actual human being with scorn. Wait, wait, hold it just a second first. All I'm doing your bidding, I'm Europe, Pressure on me to get the video second of all, I'm using his language- I am trying to approach him in a way he will understand and it all

His Lee worked because he laughed and so I was going to get it until he. Racist and what is that? I was why it's real not to mention her go Look here was to put a video on television showing a white cop punching a black person. Yes, he'll see so races she's. So you re sitting undercut if she wants to uncover that unreal. He said I just think it wasn't right for her to use that word in regards to a person who is an african american know: you're an n word Yu Gi, oh call yourself an inward y. All of a sudden when this is called up into Quest you're. No longer you and your buddies. The inward now you're, an african American and obviously you're, not calling him that he's calling himself that would I'm sorry, you're right, you're, pointing out we're just wait: let's go ahead, do all the legal stuff because there

people know I'm being serious with you, because there are people in this audience like rivers. Who will be offended that I have an opinion about this man being a racist. And they will be very upset that the easy He can call himself that and all of his friends that, but as soon as he wants some respect here earth to himself and others as well. We can Americans I'm sorry, I don't. I really don't understand this line other then it is a trap that people set to make a point. That's all their due. You're setting a trap, you either live by it or you don't. I'm sorry, but we all know do, as I say, not as I do is bull crap, we It was wrong when our parents told us that we need it was wrong. We know

what's wrong with our president. Does it. Well. I was just doing the I would know. Kids should do that, really You didn't do that, while thank you very much doing I say not as I do, and I am obviously we sit here and we about racism. A lot is, can be very serious at times and it is serious at times but the issue here that really makes it serious is intent right into. If you look at the story, she's trying to expose an issue that could potentially have racial implications to support the african American cause. She's going to someone to put the news she did owing its most. These. There is, if my assistant Michel, who is black, come in to me in the morning and she would go what's up my hunky. We would laugh

we have absolutely no problem- and I wouldn't say: oh my gosh Michelle Dare you say that you, your black, How dare you call me a hunk island, Whitey glow sacks emanating I've, Anglo Saxon I mean I, how dare you I wouldn't because no, our intent, because I know her. Table leaving the best about someone correct now A guy comes in I comes in and he's african American anyway. And he's like that. Okey ice. Oh, I M not offended think that's a little odd fifa, but I'm still not offended now of This follows it with. You know: it's hockey's, like you that are destroyed. The World blah blah blah blah blah, then I know he's hostile and then you could catch him

early based on correct. Look at this, the exact opposite of what we ve done now, a guy right, drink in the armor. We assume the worst of him and assume he's make some sort of asian slur, a guy at a tennis broadcast with Serena Williams was a string of Venus. I can remember, but they're playing tennis. He says these are gone, a gorilla tactics and girl G are our eye. He gets fired even though his employer ESPN says they understand. He was saying, G o r, I l L, he wasn't calling her a gorilla missile. His intent was there and they knew he said something else, but because some p on Twitter, misunderstood the word and didn't understand it, they fly. Anyway. Here is another if we're here, is a woman whose actually in the act of doing,

The exact opposite of racism trying to expose a racial incident that would support that cause theoretically and she can't get the video she's too. Too sweet talk, someone in use his language and make him what she thinks. In doing that and still gets fired. So here's here's, the here's, the rest, I hope you thing, because it goes right into that point. I think it weird if some guy walked in is like hey What's up my algae, however, If we were all standing around, and all of us were joking and all of us were. I was my honky: hey Maggie Monkey and work all each other honky at a guy who's standing there observing the whole thing. Why to get in and wants to. Just come on in just XVII like hey, I'm, I'm cool to monarchy, we would all laugh. So it's not like her saying

I'm an n word out of without contact right she's stand in a virtual crowded, a virtual crowd where everyone is using that language, The guy says it's just these news and words she's like what's up mom I am one of those news. Edwards its completely rational, please be rational. There is absolute no racism, that is there except. He said if she's bold enough to say that to me being an african American, then I'm pretty sure this is the first time this isn't the first time she's use. That word. May I just use another word which well, she's a word, he doesn't PLO you're, pretty sure

I'm pretty sure, she's a witch the tunisian entertainment didn't like this. This is the Glen Back Programme curing Man programme, but I believe the left is we're its hand and, at its very very clear When you look at culture and when a show you a couple of things from some cultural references that art and culture lead and art and culture there, Turning on the left and some of this craziness of political correctness, however,.

I'm no play something from Bill MAR here. Probably next break I, but I want you to hear a couple of questions at led up to this. He still doesn't see the flaws logic here with Hillary Clinton and her loss now listen, but every time I go on our sister network HBO Bill going to see what what do you make of it? We're gluttons discussion about the reason she lost. I don't think, she's wrong. Dont know why she needs to be coming back. She had her turn. It didn't work out I compare to build Bognor the ball through our legs. Having said that, she's right about the letter, I don't understand why director call me didn't release both You seem to be in a tough place. I get it, he had to say something he thought Levin days before the election. Why not say that. And also mention the stuff about Russia with Donald Trump that seem to be to me,

fair way to handle it when When I was asked to Jesse, don't I really until the Democrats can get a handle on why Hillary Clinton lost they. Will never be able to make this stepped forward to being in step with the American people, and I know a lot of people that are Democrats that dont want to admit this. But I also know that the vast majority of Democrats that I know do admit this- she was an awful candidate. She was an awful candidate. She wasn't warm she's, not likeable she's got a like. Nobody has bat like like Paris, Hilton action baggage for an overnight stay which has got to be hundred Louis Vuitton suitcases and trunks she's got baggage, people don't

stir and they don't like her? That's why she lost the Clinton's. Oh who played their hand between the the foundation which people have, questions about. I you know, I don't know it's dirty or not, but man that's some real questions. What happened all that money in Haiti Would you do that then bent see all the back through the through the nineties. They they have Clinton fatigue, but that's not What he believes- and I want you to hear his his sexism job, and then where he takes on the Democrats in the left, and I will show you a couple: other phases them culture when You come back.

This is the Glen Back programme. Mercury. Recollect back programme, so Bill MAR is on CNN and he's talking to Jake Tapir in, and he says you know, they're talking about Hillary Clinton coming out again and whining about why she lost and not having any self awareness at all. I suck I suck nobody likes me, like me, because of bill, but if bill wasn't around, I would never have been politician or anything had gone above, possibly a mayor that would be woke, killer, that would be woke here is not but she's not work. So she is.

Nobody around her has enough courage to say Hilary. Let this go baby cuz! You played a role in this. Nobody likes you and You have just overstayed you're, welcome and if thou mean honest We said this from the beginning. My shoe is beaten. Hillary clinton- and I think that was proven out, would Donald trump somebody that even most people on the right will say I mean I founded really hard to vote for the guy, but can go for Hilary. I mean that's basically saying I've gotta show. Who had my shoe, isn't Hilary. A lot of what happened here. Was you head two of the most flawed candidates in Merrick and history run.

Against each other and it was a a sophie's. Choice in the negative you wanted. Put them both on the train, but you had to say like the one that stayed with you and that's what it was I want this to go away, and I don't see them again. That's the way everybody on the left felt about Donald Trump, I'd like to put him on the train, and I never want to think about him again, so she he's, not self aware enough to see. Is this time to go way Hilary it's time to go away. You who had your chance. You blew it and until people can be honest and say She was a really flawed candidate. They won't be able to move forward now. Listen, what Bill Mars's. This is fascinating when Hillary Clinton was asked at the inventive massaging played a role.

Her loss. She said. Yes, do you agree? Of course Absolutely. I think we learned a lot about this country and were learning more about it as we watch what goes on Fox knows every day. That is That is a pretty remarkable turn of events, but you think that that's that's about a massage monistic a woman in american corporate culture and not just a few bad apples. I'm guessing not just corporate culture, I think, races more on the surface and people talk about it, and there is movements like black lives matter- glad there are, but I think I think we thought We were further along on the woman issue than we are adding think we are the for a second. I just want to point this out that ok, Maybe we aren't. As far as I thought we were with women because we're not as far along as

But we were on things like the constitution, hero As far as long as we will, as I thought we were on our are principles that bring us together, we're not far along. As I thought we were on Pon anger issue: identity politics. I thought that was one side, but it is also the other side it's ours. I do so made he's right, but I dont about and some of that you know maybe we're not as far along as I think we are, however, To condemn America, as this blind country do this job go mystic blind, ray hating Muslim, hating country. You have a guy who grew up in, outside of Amerika the name chosen name of rock saying Obama, while we're fighting.

A guy named Hussein and Osama hand. Oh sir, who is black. Now, when you know who it is as the Prime Minister of England been black. Has the Prime Minister of ITALY, Germany, France, let's use some of their country's Cuba, Russia, China, have they ve had black guys. We know so here is a country that not only the elected black man and even in his most vocal foes me when he was elected, the very next day I got on his it. I just let's just take a minute here and just celebrate the then we're not who everybody says. We are. I'm thrilled, that that bear

here, is now gone, I'd be thrilled. For the berry, for a woman to be President who thinks that way who thinks that way, you're chosen candidate, the vice president of that ticket, was early fear INA. It s, pray. I mean that was the one you were rooting for. Yes, I mean you just don't think this. You don't think this way I don't think the vast majority now some do ok, there's theirs. Always a group of people in any size group that have Weird beliefs or wrong beliefs on something, but now listen to what he says. The addressed I mean something like eighty countries who have had a woman leader, Pakistan. Had a woman later, but did not the United States somehow we lag behind that and I know a lot of people say aside dogging, I didn't want to vote for that. One Hilda

Have they Have they had a christian leader? Have they had a jewish leader? have they had a. What has Pakistan and a white leader. Have they had an indian leader? I mean just I just I just want to throw out the joyously a jewish leader. This is this is our that's their world will have they had I've had a woman leader. Ok, they ve had a woman leader. We ve never had a pakistani leader, but Pakistan has it was all right: you're, not comparing its culture to culture, dude culture to culture. Now, listen, there's more well! Let's say next time When there's another woman put up for president, not only for Europeans, gonna happen, it doesn't look like any time soon, Carling Fiery Elizabeth more and we don't know what. Let me ask you please stop. Instead of early fear it. Be Elizabeth Warren, with war and another person that even people on

it's not hard left, but, on the other democratic side say, is too hard core laugh. So our waters, but Sanders Anders whose a woman and younger? but there's a lot of people living Bernie Sanders is too far ahead of the two thousand. Play possibilities. Any Democrats it that you like that you hope get into the race this into the sexist, I so like Bernie Sanders faced up under levels as well as a massage list, but he still wants Bernie Sanders now if there was a if there was any way if there was a race between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, oh wait a minute there was who was pushing for water molasses ass. He had pushing for the old white guy sovereignty, machine for Hillary Clinton. Because he's dying

massaging stuff, fatness, massage honesty we pushed for. I mean like it's amazing that is, as it is truly amazing lead on awareness to day. They are so self unaware, nice, it's ok. By the way, I've is only eight years older than Elizabeth, worn. So as not to know you'd have a very similar profile affair in the old white guy I mean it's an area, but I'm tired of the old like a single ages and too much of a fact Heller. My gosh stew, Why are you you said, but why you're headed yes, the years eight years and wire use? Why are you always defending the old white guys? You just want to culture, full of old white, guys, started by all. What will candidate would you like? If you had a choice of any candidate it would like don't know if you have met. Roger De Hussein.

Now I have had it is a wonderful unit I don't want to say programme Nuremberg and I'm not go to assign gender, but that's my that's the one that I think if America wants to prove it, health and redeem itself. It will vote for that. Ok, good ochre gets up there. You go now, there's more because what I want to show you is there we're playing their hand while their overplaying their hand. They are saying their overplaying their hand. Do you have the other fields? from Belmont Ellison this. So what's in there crowds due to win over triumphal. While I was This aid is a bit of. It should be a ease up on the identity politics. Can they now. He just played identity, politics

and then he say we should ease up on it now, where we come back, I'm going to show you culturally comedy television shows art that always leads the way it always? What, when you start to see art, showing a certain way and I use art to cover. A lot of things. You see culture start to move Culture is always ahead of politics and are you a couple of things that show again the Culture is being moved away from the identity, politics all of the political correctness. All of this things that you could be woken up in the middle of the night and ask a question: what what are you talking about? Go back to sleep? you're, not making any sense you in a dead sleep. Would be able to say

you who are supposedly awake, aren't making any sense, go to sleep their overplaying their hand and the culture is starting to change. This is the glad that programme carry. I want to show you a couple of indecent these up. Still, these are two pieces from two separate tv show. Yeah, and I just want to show you culture always leads the Democrats. We're playing their hands. Oh yes, they are listen to this step is the birthday boys sketch comedy. I see, is the channel on listen to

I wanted to take a moment to call your attention to something I find quite interesting has been involved in our society. If you haven't noticed the concept of what makes a family has changed quite a bit in the twenty first century figures, not what you're used to, but sometimes a family doesn't have to be a law. My dad two kids, a dog in a house in the suburbs, the contemporary family, can include a stepmother stuff, sometimes or to mothers to a family can be several children in a loving enter. A family can also be a grandmother. Her grand kids and a helpful need a family me: ten debts, that's just does not give a family can also be ten. Kid was not one day between a lot of family can be one to all by himself alone. In the woods. Family does have a mom and dad and two kids to take a closer look at that. Dad

These women have thirty kids, a hundred launch, really three quarts of milk. That's a family that guy watermelon and a stack of magazine collection of people who may look very much like a family, but I promise or no relation once someone who doesn't work. I lied to me gotta family, but then they get all jumbled up with some other family family picture. If you will the entire population of Rhode Island no picture there, thanks do. Let's take another look. Family dad turned out to be a woman. This to some fishy about them is in there. Maybe mom, wait a second, that's no woman! That's a magazine, hairs was sketch comic, we

aid for you, several comedian yourself, Jim Norton was yet nobody play, we should get wasn't. There was, but I mean they're, all moving in the same direction. Now listen to this. What is this one for this one is from Portland here I stress and I carry this year for national coming out. We want people to know coming out everyone. There are lots of options for coming out. We are here to help you cited sexuality that works, for you are here and Hetero Plaza, I'm not street, but just to appease my parents, it's. How am I be there? I can't wait to break up of the guiding and start eighty one hole and actual Naxa I'm only logical dilemma,

but I'm not verified spectacles. Hurling has international society that a lot of you, I'm hetero speculators guys. But you know those ladys. Funny I want everyone know that I'm a homosexual, I'm really really in the hoboes called me. A traveller phones are going to come, find you rip textual accomplices, sex thirty text messages, different anybody s, one where some cool just a minute. Point out that when the culture starts to say These things and the the, universities and the politics in and the so called civil rights leaders are all saying these things seriously urine

Do you hear any of these things about climate change, nope, nope, theirs, It will take that very seriously gender. Families can be. You know you box a magazine and a watermelon and their starting to overplay their hand. And I mean if they want to keep their heads buried in the sand great, but it's good news people who believe in common sense. The culture is beginning to turn This was the Glen Back programme. Mercury.

The blaze radio network on demand. Whose Ronald Reagan best friend. But this is this an amazing story: never you ve. Never ever you just never overheard learned a few things. About Ronald Reagan in the next few minutes that I just find fascinating. Paul Kangaroo, good friend of the programme, and I wait historical were writer, So we need to tell you about. Did you hear about the couple that sold their piano to music school in England, and then they had the the piano tuner come in and they re just couldn't get darn thing. You stay in key and he's like has something there's something by here that started healed,

up the back and hidden in the piano are a hundred. Fifty year old gold coins bags full of them It in this. Our what's gonna tell you ve been here that I tell you that, but there is also, rotten woman who found She bought at a tag- sailor yard sale. She found a bedroom set from the nineteen twenties or just selling. It she's like like it, she gets it home. She opens it up. And their rolled up in the back of it, is an original hand, written copy of the declaration of independence. She didn't believe it until she brought it to an appraisal and their appraiser like. You ve never seen one like this and this good of in addition, its pristine, while you have to tell you about that, but

Ronald Reagan like perhaps you never seen him before getting right. Now. The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment is the Glen or gay. Lord professor Grove City College author, of numerous books. He has a new one out about Ronald Reagan, the extraordinary untold story of the twentieth century. I don't I tell you the name of the book, because it will spoil the surprise I would have thought the best friend that

Somebody that Ronald Reagan would say is my best friend would be Nancy. That's not what ball found Paul welcome to the programme, Haiti Grand thanks. So much so how did you find this about Ronald Craig and where did you find this and the and were you shocked by it, not shocked, but just so shocked that you didn't know it yeah I'd say: really and in fact see Reagan, and here is a giveaway said that John Paul, the second was her husband's closest friend which is an amazing thing to say: safety of our Reagan, referring to John Paul, the second as his best friend and then Nancy said that John Paul this, It was your husband's closest friend. Isn't that amazing youth we I've never heard that never known that you that in many ways that completely changes, My view positive way of Ronald Reagan.

Who he was to be John Paul's closest and best friend. Is remarkable. It is at an end. I am, I think, look at to be sure. I think There is probably a little bit of a kind of gene Oh overstatement, right on the part of Reagan and saying that that, but the first time that I heard it was about ten years ago and as somebody from the polish solidarity movement, told me about him and three other members of the polish Solidarity movement. They revisiting with Reagan decided in the spring of night. One eighty, nine and Reagan There is no longer president. He was at a century city office. They were about to hold these historic elections in Poland, that really pay. I mean that's really took down the Communist Bloc elections in Poland idea even before the Berlin Wall fell at any city, so you won't believe this conversation way talking the Reagan, the old campaigner who one forty nine out of fifty states, and we asked them for some campaign- advice

and he looked at me and he said: yeah, listen, listen to your conscience, because that's where the Holy Spirit speaks to you that would have over there. They gave a sort of puzzle book in any early at a gesture to up at a picture on his offers wall of Pope John Paul. The second- and he said he's my best friend said. Yes, you know I'm protestant he's obviously catholic, but he is my best friend and- and I started asking people about this, including Nancy Reagan. Who was great every time. I had a question for Nancy. I usually and it by email or phone call, and she would respond to all of these she well. She was wonderful cause. She love John Paul, the second herself. She said that job, while the second was her favorite leader, everybody the that Ronnie met with, and I think one with where they both mean by that is, if you like, Two are calling each other up and talk about the ballgame, certainly fishing or but bad either,

The regiment was in terms of this kind of historical and spiritual. He him he and John Paul. The second both saw this way, this historical spiritual struggle to take down and feeds this evil empire Ethiopia. Sylvia Communism Reagan felt that there was no better friend or no close friend any that he had in that endeavour. Then Pope John Paul, the second we're talking to a doctor, Paul Kangaroo Sesar. Andy, a great author written several books, One of them is that we did with mercury ink the communists, which was about Barack Obama's mentor, Frank Marshall, Davis, great researcher, on history. His new book is a pope and a president John Paul, the second wrung Reagan in the extraordinary untold story of the twentyth century,. They have to this. They had this action of not only bringing things down, but I think they also had an you talk about it in the book this connection, because they

both felt that they were men of destiny and they both head had an attack, assassination attempt against them and they survived, which I think burden that man Destiny were God side kind of feeling. Tat is exactly right. How do people forget this now everybody remembers that they were both shot, but I made they received only six weeks apart. It was mine, authority admiring eighty one that their Reagan was shot by John Hinkley and then John Paul, the second shot on May 13th one eighty one and immediately after Reagan was shot. The pope sent his prayers to Reagan. Wishing him well for a speedy recovery and that then re again right after John Paul. The second was shot immediately: try to call the Vatican, he called Cardinal Crook, cardinal crawl in New York and Phil, alpha sent a letter after the Pope saying that he was horrified by this.

Telling him that he was praying form had a headache. Personal letter delivered to him by congressmen. Peter, would do you know a Democrat from from New Jersey had taken. But wait around and maybe they they already had wanted to me with each other. Glenn elite since early in eighteen, eighty one when Reagan was president and actually for Reagan. He wanted me with John Paul the second from the moment that he saw footage of of the poor. Go into his homeland a June eighteen. Seventy nine, the rate Reagan said we gotta get elected and we got a reach out to him. The Vatican, and make them an ally. So so now, with it, two of them being shot at and people to know this, then either they both very nearly bled to death. They should have died of the Pope needed six transfusion. Six pipes, transfused of blood Reagan needed aid. They both should have bled to death and on their respective

ways to the hospital and then when they finally got together? For the first time at the Vatican in June, one thousand, nine hundred and eighty two they met for about an hour alone and Aiken I did to one another, their mutual believed that they believe that God had spared their lives for a special purpose to take down atheistic soviet communism talking of parking or Paul the this is, I think, new, and I've never heard this before that the shuttle Reagan being shot may have prevented the Soviet Union from invading Poland. Is that right? It's incredible, an incredible story. It was told them by by someone who is at the Berlin station the time in the way, seventies and early maintain eighties. When I first heard this about five years ago,

and I was blown away by by the by the possibility. I spent a summer the Reagan library looking into this in, and it is pretty much checks out- and here I mean ok, here's what we know between about November. One thousand, eight hundred and eighty and the time that the Soviets declared help declare martial law in Poland. This would have been December, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one Everybody was on Penza needles that so, the union was going to invade Poland. I mean we thought it was possible. We're hoping it wouldn't happen, thought it was possible. I was told by by my sword. That he said, you have no idea how close this was. He was. He was decrypting information from the Soviets throughout March, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one

he said that he had information that they were literally ready to march into Poland on March 30Th, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one on that exact exact date March 30th, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one, and he said well. Why is that so profound because of course, Reagan was shot on March 30Th, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one They claim that, because Reagan was shot in the? U S, military went on for nuclear or words highest level of deaf con. Stopped until the white. I said I'm in charge here as funding as everybody made fun of Hague for that, but by the Soviets saw that they set AL hey A former Supreme ally commander of NATO is no one a mess around with. And com a word and in my source told me, They were ready to go and then, when Reagan was shot, that's were called off the whole thing:

what take go ahead. I think it's, I think it's accurate levy, goals. Back to the assassination on the Pope, you have in your book new details that the case B, was involved in the Pope's assassination. That's right and we we ve long suspected. The soviets were involve John Paul. The second Glenn thought it as early as basically July nineteen. Eighty one in fact went when he got to the house before he passed out. He said to the nurse: how could they do it? How could they do it they meaning who the one guy the lifted his gun, Mach Metoxen shot him. I mean he suspected right away that something was going on. He's telling people by late, eighty one his his aids and confidence that he Not that Moscow ordered it way again Bill Casey at the CIA Casey called a very tight meeting of the National Foreign Intelligence Board on F Street and watch

ten. The very next morning may Fourteenth wanted to know what Mosque Alvarez up to Bill Clark, the National Security Council, so they all suspected mosque then one word got out: the Bulgarians were involved and and you and patents do know, the cold war history ivy, you know the bog Arians were like me: they were stooges of of the Soviet Union. Some people called their Bulgaria, the sixteenth Soviet Republic. So so when they heard that Bulgaria was involved and was behind Martinet Asha, that a media immediately raised red flags pun intended and they were they heard Bulgaria, they thought okay, Moscow had been involved, but they kept all of this quiet until Casey ordered a truly supersede, investigation at the cia- and this is really the kind of the blockbuster thing, but I broken it in his book and K C. This was a very tight investigation

I was told of spearheaded by two young women, one of them lay twenties early thirties, another an early fortys, and they came to the conclusion that Moscow did in fact order they hit on the pope and specifically for it was through the soviet g. Are you but Harry Intelligence they're, the ones at that organised it, but they did it with the go ahead in the approval the area drop off at the KGB. How much? I'm trying to think of the timing here by think it was after the assassination humble Did this play a role in Ronald Reagan? Having is no doubt or fear of labeling the Soviet Union and evil empire. But that's a good question very reg. Said that in March of eighty three, where I am

I think for Reagan I mean he always do they were evil. He had been calling them. Evil model means you, you know you knew that they were evil, but even the Pope said: how could they do this? Well, I Sassa to go and try to assassinate the Pope. A guy who sees a black and white world already that US, pushes you into a whole new level of evil. That's right, It really does- and I may doesn't surprise me, knowing about the way that the Soviet Union, been killing priests and bishops, Russian Orthodox Church, rabbis, roman catholic priests, protestant prelim into innocence? Ninety seven, and I may they killed hundreds, if not thousands they were, they were blowing up churches. I knew that history, John Paul, the second do it from being in Poland, where they harassed him since about the nineteen fifties. Soaps. Really. I think candidate of answered answer your question Glenn

what, whereas a lot of the establishment areas in the State Department and the CIA Condemn, agenda. The Soviets would would descend to that level Reagan and Bill Casey and John Paul. The second and guys like Bill Clark. They had no no problem imagining stability, I wanna go to take a break, but I want to come back with you in and talk to. You were talking to Paul Kangaroo. His new book here is a pole Mr President, you can it is something that I wasn't aware of, and maybe others are that the Pope was a big scholar, big fan? I don't know how you would describe it of the secrets of Fatima, which I would like you to do bribe what those secrets of Fatima are. How the the Vatican has the last parts of the secrets of fat about did Reagan know any of that and the role that those secrets played with Russia

that nobody would have wanted to know about the president at the time, the press, what had a field day with that. But I'd like here about his connections with the secrets of fat guy and the Pope categorically just a second. The data. The book again is a pope and a president fastening, and new material on Ronald Reagan and the Pope sponsor this half hour is my patriot supply yesterday, who usb one bombers departed. Anderson AIR Force Base in Guam, and they can did a joint drill with South Korea and Japan. They flew who, over the north Korean peninsula and they flew close to the Very nice parallel why the reason: why is they showing they showed off are still. And r r b one bombers saying too North Korea, they flew, close enough

to the zone for them to know what they were to say. We cannot all of your infrastructure. Is the thirty ninth parallel scare them as much as that? Thirty eight satisfy the thirty eight Verona. Thank you know it. Doesn't it doesn't matter your listening to the Glen Back Programme, the Glen program we're talking to Doktor Paul Candour, great friend, the fro and of great brilliant. Story and writer puppet of President is: is new book before we move into the secrets of Fatima Paul. I want to go back to what you said about the Soviets. Its planning on invading Poland, the Day of Ronald Reagan's shooting, and if it wasn't that Ronald Reagan was,

on that day, they were going to invade couple of things on that if they would have in He did even without L, Hague, America, would have immediately assumed it was the Soviet Union that was begun, this assassination attempt, which would have been false. But we would have immediately assumed that that was a coincidence and right and even if it wasn't for the shooting if they would have invaded. We may have gone to nuclear war over that. That's right get out. There would have been absolutely and utterly devastating and I think the reasons why they pull back. One is because people might have liked it to the to the shooting shooting of Reagan. Turns out, of course, of his John hastily, and he was just trying to get the attention of Jody Foster. He was about in any international conspiracy whatsoever, but people would have definitely thought of that. An end

I think that even more profound and spiritual level about this stand and by stand by Under that we have to take a quick break, would come back, get that profound spiritual thing which will lead us into Ronald Reagan. The Pope, Russia and the secrets of Fatima which are the nominal, but to hear the connection with Ronald Reagan. Is the globally phenomenal back with Paul came. Gordon next back programmes, hello, America, from the gorilla glimmered programme, we're back we'll talk to Paul Kangaroo. Author of the new book, a Pope and President John Paul second Ronald Reagan and the extraordinary untold story, the twentyth century we started

With Ronald Reagan said his best friend was Pope John Paul. They had this incredibly, the tight relationship we found out and pulse new book exposed. De the KGB or I'm sorry, the soviet plot to go into Poland. The day did run Reagan. You want to talk about divine destiny the day, Ronald Reagan was shot. And they didn't go in because they knew that the World orbed America might say my gosh, the Soviets, shy Reagan, so they could go into Poland and now Hague, steps up and says I'm in charge and a free doubt about that. So all these things that we thought were so bad may have actually saved the world from a nuclear winter. Paul we're saying, there's more even more miraculous side to this, but that due to their work

words divine Destiny guy, and I mean that. That's what that's what nails it! You got it exactly right and it's fascinated because Robin Ronald Reagan always believed in his mother has varied devout mother had hot on this, since he was a little boy. She said, God has a plan for everything, Ronnie, all the bad things that are going to happen to you? God can bring good out of these bad things, especially if your faithful, so he always believed that bad things happen for a good purpose, and I could I could show you dozens of letters Reagan as far back as the nineteen sixties as governor Writing these nice sweet letters to a widow who we read about in the newspaper, hoo hoo who lost her husband because he was a policeman and he was shot and Reagan would say things like but this is really hard but but but God can bring good out of this enormous, like this divine plan theology that

and so here of all things, could it be that his Lear death experience averted the GEO political catastrophe sand and its path? did and what makes it even more intriguing line. Is a wreck Reagan, To do this because of what what I was told about this from the source in the book we column Jack, he told the aid he share this about ten years ago. The way. We believe that Bill Casey went over and talk to him about it and Field Station Berlin, but I dont know the wagon ever knew that then him taking their board. My Well have averted the soviets from invading. Poland knows interesting because the left were your likes to make Ronald Reagan into a zealot when it's to their convenience, but they also will always we are aware that he wasn't a religious man, he wasn't and he I dont he doesn't. Strike me as a religious man, but he strikes me

the very devout man a egg believer in God, and I think his optimism comes from that symbol. If that I have that you know yes, it could get bad, it will be great on the other side. What strikes me as theirs is knowing Ronald Reagan? The way history is portray. Him as this irreligious guy is his fascination with. Our lady of Fatima and the Fatima secrets, first for anyone, who doesn't know that, can you explain what the secrets are? and then run Reagan's connection to them. Sure, one of the reasons I love your show yourself you're willing to talk about things like that. Those people are willing to are willing to go here, but I could ignore it in the book of what John Partnership that job our second was shot on on May thirteenth, eighteen, eighty one which every cap

knows is the feast day of our lady Fatima and I say very carefully and the blocking of If you're, not catholic, you're, probably gonna find this very suspect you, you might shrug off, but you need to understand it because Giampaolo second, was totally motivated by this: Awaken was fascinated by it, but it's it's they but Catholics believe- and this has been an official We approve miracle and series of apparitions in the catholic church. There have been thousands of these claimed over the centuries and the church has only approved, I think lesson a dozen of them, but it is the belief that then marry the boy said: mother appeared in his little Portugal, village called Fatima between may 13th, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one to October third, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen and October 13th, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen and these appearance,

The lady of Fatima issued three predictions, and one of them was that war one would end soon, but another war with dark, not that long after that civil war to the second was the rise of communism and Bolshevik Russia and keep in mind I didn't break out until October of nineteen seventeen. After, after all of her alleged appearances, an end. So you also know these kids were literally kids. They were like seven and eight years old in Portugal. They were now Worldly kids do come home with a seven year old kid and go oh, and the rise of bolshevism and Russia is gonna, play a very big war GEO politically in the next eighty years. Bolsheviks I mean that does revolution had to happen yet imagine that it, and by the way, Pope Francis is going to canonize two of them in Portugal. This coming May 13th so to it. So two of the three kids again,

It said some very serious what's wrong with that the smoking. Parliament adapted. That's good! That's a great question tat. Third one. Her name was Lucille he lived until two thousand five. She die just a couple months before John Paul, the second it who youngest children burgundy canonized, they died. Then a couple years at ease, apparitions, and the lady had even said two of you are going. To be leaving here soon, but the other one we will remain and it was Lucille who remained for the entire rest of the. Three and recorded Oliver stuff. So so so the second secretly the rise of communism in Bolshevik Russia, spreading errors and persecution against the faith. On the church around the world. Now the third secretive Fatima this was the one that people on the catholic Church thought this predicted arm again

This would be the end of the world to be because this was the apocalypse while it turned out- and this really dramatic, but it true, hang on just as this one was not revealed this when I say was given to the Pope and the Pope kept it in the secret archives for a very long time right. They re they. They kept it in the archives and a coupled with pretty This pulled think three of them had read. It decided that the time wasn't right to release it yet John Paul, the second. When he was shot, I may thirteen nineteen eighty one, then he recovered and he started thinking to himself to thirteen of May to thirteen of May This is somebody you literally devoted as papacy did the intersection of Mary, his people motto was told us to us, which means totally yours, Mary Mary was his inner Sesar too, to take it, take it too for for Jesus, and so he requested to see the third secret it was brought in.

Gemelli Clinic where he was recovering after the shooting on July 18th, one thousand nine hundred and eighty one and he opened it up, and the third secret talked about an attack on a bishop in white. The only bishop that, where is white in the catholic church is the Pope and in this attack in this vision the the Pope goes down and is apparently killed in this vision. They tried to kill him and with that he connected the whole thing. He believed that the third secret of Fatima was was about him, and that's that confirm for him long before it did for Ronald Reagan, a bill Casey that the Russians were involved. All of this connected for him back back back to the Russians and hereafter pottering it for a while. He Rick Haiti requested to see that third secret. He read it and on the anniversary of Fatima,

years later he would actually take the bullet that had been in his body and put it in the crown of our lady of Fatima at the original Fatima site in Portugal, wow, I a lot of people again if you're, not catholic, you're, probably gonna, think I can believe that or whatever, but Ronald Reagan was fascinated by it and am Reagan received a literal full briefing on Fatima from Frank Shakespeare, the second ambassador to the vat before up and another by one or one meeting, the ragged had with John Paul, the second of the Vatican in June eighteen, eighty seven and an Reagan actually went to Portugal, and I can't believe it. No one paid attention. A despot Reagan gave a speech to the to the Portugal assembly COM, this may live nineteen. Eighty five, where he actually mention that children of Fatima Mary and John Paul? The second out, I loathe publicity. No one report.

I will tell you that what is fascinating to me- and I keep saying this about the Middle east- doesn't matter, if you believe what these people believe You need to understand that they believe it I mean, It motivated Ronald Reagan. It motivated Pope John Paul, then matter if you believe it is the same with the people in a ran and and the Middle EAST, they believe in the caliphate. In the war and the return of the twelve, the monument of it, you can sail. That's hogwash! doesn't matter it its motivating them. That's key! That's! What's here too, You will understand and also glad here's a at other entire, fascinating component about this Fatima was the only city and all of Portugal named the daughter of Mohammed Mohammed favorite daughter, while fat him up- and she she is- can she is the second most revered person in Islam. Our second most revered female and Islam. Behind only the virgin Mary.

Mary is mentioned in the Koran more time. Jesus is mentioned in the Koran and and so of all things there is. This and mock met, Asha shot. The pope was Muslim, a Muslim Turk and when John Paul, the second, when meat with Austria to forget them privately in the jail cell. He said the sailor Asha was really freaked out about was what Asha kept referred referring to is this goddess of Fatima. He was come on her this goddess of Fatima, and he was afraid that she was going to run the convention on him. Areas strike him with a lightning bolt out of the sky is while yeah, yes, Sir the muslim world, what I'm telling you about Fatima Mary, wouldn't surprise p all in the muslim world I've got friends who are coptic

Christians in the Middle east- and I wouldn't dare not surprised by any of it all- did not pleasant strange for any of them. Wasn't there wasn't? There is supposed to be some sort of unrevealed portion, third secretive Fatima, I thought there was like a big at least a rumour or a belief within the church. There there was more to it and then, in fact I think didn't it seems, like Pope Benedict said something about that that there is no more right That's absolutely right, pat the other. The church spent a lot of time They fully released it here again. May thirteen May thirteen two thousand and the poor at that point was running the congregation for the doctrine of the faith which kept all the stuff locked up for decades was a car by the name of Joseph Ratzinger who about who run the whole secret. Let it all loose and later became Pope Benedict the sixteenth hoo, hoo hoo, replace John Paul II and what the warrant wasted they thought was. Was there? Do you know

You know what the house was already. There is so much, I think the sounds odd, but people who wanted the third secret to really be something more like Armageddon and times the return that's what I like to be the I don't either, but I remember I grew up in a catholic school and this was before the third secret and that's what we is believed. In fact, it was think it is my belief that it was the view that they were saying that the Pope was gonna be killed. Russia was gonna, have a new rise after this century and that version, and that the other then that the Lord would have to return. I mean it right, bright debts which, which some people believe that all of that could still be possible, is like a further fulfilment that whether third secret says is it predicted this attack on on on upon a bishop, and why, and so Sir, cried a kind of ends there, and one of the reasons why some Catholics believe that Lucy

lived as long as she did. Is that throughout this process areas nineties to thousands all the way up until the release of the third secret. They were right. Our communication with her say: ok is this: it has. It been fully revealed and she kept saying yes, this is then it's been filled. Revealed. This is the end of the name of the book. Is a pope and a president by Paul Kengor make sure you pick it up fascinating, stuff and Paul. It is always great to have you on your one of my what, favorites in history. Thank you so much thanks. Guys always greatly. Aren't you bet Paul Kangaroo, Pope and a president. I went in to the secret archives that the Vatican and I didn't find out how rare that was until I was standing next to the guy who ran the Catholic University and was the head of the university many that would go in brief, the pope he would have to advisers, one who is the head of the theological university

and the other was the head of the archives, and when I was in the archives for the like the first ten minutes. I said this is unbelievable. I said What is the meaning of this, and I turn to the guy's a theological school and he said I dont. I've never been allowed here, never been allowed passed the first door three hours later, we're still going through it, phenomenal, but it's that kind of thing that makes you makes people say what they got tons of secret. There are all kinds of stuff, the Glenn Beck Programme, mercury program,

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We have that and so much more willing to try to squeeze all of it in this hour. Let's get started right now, using entertainment and didn't might in it. Glenn programme level, America, let me give you some EU there's verses, one of those things that yours dream of happening to you, and it never happens to you. You know you ve gotta, somebody's Suno, garage, sale and you're like a mirage. Think that is original yeah you find out it's heavy metal plastic and is worth half What you paid at the garage sale anyway, that's the way. It always happens to me this woman,

the Chicago in in in Oxford, Illinois, she goes in and she buys this team twenties, bedroom set. She goes in and see buys it is, you know, delivered tour of thousands. All excited. Look. I gotta such a great deal in this bedroom said and then she starts going through the drawers and then she see something that's kind of talk in one of the drawers and she pulls it out and unrolls it and thinks this is gonna, be a fake but boy. The paper even feels different. She calls a friend what do you think of this mars is a fake white, it doesn't feel like paper.

What do they call as vellum? Let's feels like sheepskin as well. The army is its older or it's just a really good copy of being a feel old. She decides. You know. I should probably check this out so she goes into Chicago with under her arm, and she goes. Into an appraiser as this hey. I have this she unrolls it and the appraiser about. What's his pants says I've never seen one in this condition before what is it? Apparently one of the original copies handwritten of the declaration of independence but other than that no big deal. Now. I cannot find the story to If it is one of the original thirteen,

or if it was original one of the original. I think they were called stone copy, I can remember the one that the reason why Declaration of independence is so faint you can barely read. It is two reasons. One day They hung up in a window for years, so everybody could see it before they realized all. I need, you ve blocking here on the winter was so it faded but the other reason is they wanted to make a copy of the act the declaration of independence, and so they hide the guy about. I think it was eighteen. Twenty two go in and take he solvent, and it all. On top of the declaration of independence and then lay another piece of vat- I'm down under the declaration of independence and then press it really hard and then slowly peel it off, and it actually took the ink off

of the original declaration of independence. So is an exact copy. Well and then they took that and they made in engraving and their only, I think, a hundred copies that were made of, at mercury. One has one of those copies. I believe they're about fifty thousand dollars, so at worst, she's gotta, fifty thousand dollar copy but I think from one I'm reading in this It was one of the original thirteen, because they were everybody. Every state had a copy of it, but many of them somewhere. Another latte like we're. Did I put that break. A dogs will move one, those two twenty five if I don't know army, I can't even imagine It was one of the original copies that had the directions to the treasure on the back

right, you know little run has that you need the glass luxuriant ITALY has to be there. I did find that there is as yet I find out. Who was that one word, my God, while they found the treasure, which was really important to know I saw I saw another documentary on rather words like ten billion dollars was so we don't have a debt or I don't allow everybody keeps talking about this debt that we have anyway If it was an original copy, oh man. What must there be, couldn't even put a pregnant Natalie priceless you couldn't how much was the What is the millions of dollars? How much was the copy? What was it that constitute no copy that little book of the constitution that was used by George Washington that had his handwriting in it. That was what five ten million dollars. Member, that's old, ten million knows what would it

regional copy of the declaration of independence car and we would you duty bound to just give it to the government. No, no! That's what they probably that's exactly what they would go. You know, that's! Our answer is now hours. No, no, it's not now Here is the lesson I get, because there is also another story that came out of London last week. I because others so the piano somebody, is a piano garage sale. They give it to a school and it's a school of music there trying to tune this piano. His light tat every day, These keys as like, there's somethin blocking this. So the guy comes in tune it. He can't get a tune right, so it takes The backing in the back hidden in the back of the piano are literal bags of gold and these Eggs of gold, one of one bag held like three coins only ten known in the world

I mean it. You know lots of money be sitting in the back of a piano. Now, here's what I would just like to say This is why you tell it least one member of your family by the way, I've hidden at the apathy of the declaration of independence. In the end, the dresser drawer up steer our saw what I think, how out you might want to get the Gaza holiday of Yad get lost in a family? I don't know if I only I would love to go back and find out I'd like to go find about the bedroom furniture and find out

who owned the bedroom furniture. How did they get this declaration of independence but, more importantly, how did they forget? They had probably onboard gates family if our I've been doing that for a really long time and they just stay forgotten now? Why don't you tell me? That's not a documentary once you tell someone is no longer safe right right, Couple that had it before they had it for a long time with their family. The furniture of the I know that the merger with Alyosha there for a long time in their own yea and put their kids growing, violating never played it, ran flunked around added and finally, he was like this year is a good thing. Was there for a long time before for nothing just collecting dust But here's this thing on the declaration of independence, because I thought about this. A lot Does he know if you had? Let's just say to say you go into a situation where you do collect. I do cardiac right and- and I have thought about. If we go into some kind-

civil war, I would want. I wouldn't want those documents. I want those varied someplace You know I mean I dont want. I dont want to involve be response before they are put him in a vault some place, some bury them, God forbid. If something would tragically break out in the country domini of this, and I can't do it now, because I need to tell you about it on here, but I thought who at least tell members of your family. Hey, we ve buried, something or EVA hid, something I've hit something somewhere in the house, and I, given you know your mom one clue and you have the other peace or you know whatever you don't just you hide it and then keep it to yourself. If you we had something that you thought was going to cause harm to your family, if found out that you at it, you would

I would sell it, for it is the declaration of India and wanted to go to somebody who would treasure it as much as you do yeah and you wouldn't take something like the declaration of independence and roll it up and put it in the back of a drawer. Why is that declaration of independence. If you have it, if you have it legally and you're afraid of I put it in a safe b- donated on loan to a museum. I mean. What are you Estonia and comes to mind how many times have we seen, and we ve seen this going back to horrible dictatorships to religious sets, the theocracies where people did hide their important documents away from they thought could come. People were afraid that if they threw it into a museum or a safe, as people might look their rights if they put it in place

where people wouldn't look at things that things went wrong, I mean. Is this bizarre? It is bizarre in the United States, where you wouldn't believe that he knew about it. Nobody in the family, because children know how you feel about your artifacts right. India. Hopefully view died, what to do with them. Yet So, like you're telling me about that, one really invaluable, diagnose mobile auditing of law, they had nothing to do with three degrees off the Polar STAR and why it was weird. Does this saying is not nor five day and K three nor five anyway, let's go to some political someplace else. Talking about original things. Let me switch gears to frauds now this is really early technology for a version one of this technology to come out and to be this good is stunning. What this is

is a a new algorithm and they say it's art. This'Ll intelligence, but I don't think it's artificial intelligence, because if it is this really bad artificial intelligence. It is simple, was ITALY can mimic any voice and it does sound like the voice. The problem is still can't get there election and that's why I think it's not artificial intelligence, because it doesn't know what the words mean is just spitting them outright. So once artificial intelligence can read Billy kick in and knows what the sentence means it knows and you're onto something how that person would presented its pretty amazing, but I mean I've said before is going to come a time when you're, not gonna, believe photographs were already there now you're not gonna, be able to believe your ears either. Listen to this. This is an algorithm that is reintroducing Morocco most voice.

Donald Trump Voice, an Hillary Clinton Voice get past the point that it sounds like a computer. Today and understand that I'll probably be taken care of in about six minutes right and that these people didn't say these things that the most important. Yet this is just typed into a computer. And it is spitting them back saying these words these are not clipped. This is completely new generation of a voice. Have you heard about this new technology. You speaking about algorithm to copy voices, yes, it is developed via saga wire. Her this is used. Can make us say anything now, really anything regret news. They will offer that ecology. Turning. This is huge. How does their technology work? Hey guys? I think, They use reporting and artificial neural network spurious right. I can tell you the vaccine is rates. I was good luck, I'm sure they will do the job

Amazing, avoid is valid in the already the voices sound, pretty close rock Obama is done luxury. Studying how close that what is known as they can't get the computer say huge just huge. Also, if you listen I was just listening with my ear peace in- and I earlier on a speaker, so I don't know if anybody else her this, but especially Barack Obama. It's interesting because at the beginning. You almost can't understand the word. It's almost just like a tone did you know That is its is how your ear. It is shows you how your ear is almost like processing. Images and light. It's it's just processing all this sound at its making it your ear filling in the Gatt notes happening. You are seeing the matrix. You can see it. That's what's happening your whole.

World is changing. You can now see the little eyes. I thank you You need to learn the difference between movies and documentaries, and if we get that about that later here and if what you say, but I will give you one more time- is that it's it's incredible stunning you heard that this new technology will you speaking about? algorithm to copy voices. Yes, it has developed via saga of wire her. This is used can make us say anything now, really anything regret them off knowledge? This is huge. How does their technology work? Hey guys? I think a useful learning and artificial neural network pillory right, I can tell you the gene is rates. I was Good luck! I'm sure they will do the job, no reason the worth of the three. I wonder if they're having a hard time with women's voices, I don't know Sarah, can you play the tone of this other computers off? Can you play the in return in forty five seconds. Can you play that.

She had era. It are necessary in our control room, because this is technology, that's probably ten years old ancient. We have had, that is artificial voice and you listen. Difference and ten years ago. It sounds better than this does, but this is This is mimicking, remember, going a specific voice and you can hear I mean they really have. Hilary is even breath Even when you here's Lahti, five seconds, that's a computer and that's ten years old and I D Zanu like this Imagine better yeah! Imagine how difficult this is and where they're taking him, Listening to the Glen Back Programme, mercury listen to the glamour programme couple

we want to cover. We got a great second half hour for you, d want to miss coming up in just a few minutes. Something about Donald Trump. There that is is is quite amazing, plus the cost of living. And you know by a new house. Today we get into that hearing just a second sewed attacks, yeah Santa FE, New Mexico vote on the sort of tax. And they rejected it. Santa FE lies move towards Santa FE that is fairly liberal areas, etc into Mexico yeah Capital is usually are here now, but Santa FE is beyond. Capital is almost a little many San Francisco far as its progressive nest, but I mean maybe they ve seen what it's done to Philadelphia and terrible for Philadelphia, but fifty seven, a forty three so not even close The things they try to do is make it a two cent per hour tax on drink. Now, sir, so forty cents unable

to dollar bottle of soda earth for individual serving a big big me pretty they dont say, keep saying to sense products. They don't want to tell you the percentage, which is twenty five percent tax or twenty percent tax on these soldiers but it was it would. At least it was a reason, debate people Linda, outside of voting booths addressed as muppets, because this money would have gone to pre K some people dressed as mopping article? Believe me, it's always shaded, always for our children and yet that saying caught caught all this crazy spending is not about the children, some are another. You hate children. If you want to cut it, no, I want my children to be to be dead free. I want my children to have choices in front of them. If it's true that Donald Trump and Barack Obama made

pretty much the same choices. Because of what George Bush said to me, When you see behind this year, you realize you have very few choices. It's because of debt is because you are owned, part and parcel by someone else and that someone else is debt, whoever controls the debt you're, not free to make choices, detour thing, that's what I think we should all that's about the children. I you take. These had watched the documentary about your very quickly what's the documentary day and see how it worked out. The programme Beck, the back programme. Small wonder this right has right we're just talking about their Lazarus Classic TV, so small wonder how the documentary city is.

Does it we're wondering where she was hidden but she's with the Fatima kids Noah's Ark there on the thirty. Nine parallel is not to be confused. By the thirty eight parallel, which has something to do with North Korea, demented Demilitarize and also made popular first, of course, by Billy Joel. So I really good say I was unaware, and there were eight our generation. That's why you know it. The last generation because of the actual korean war, but we knew it because of we didn't start the fire right right. In that I mean humbly abruptly yeah, I got a I'm just saying. I'm just saying there parallel secret parallel, where small wonder is hiding right now We were just talking about whether you know whether you buy a house and I'm only torturing, stew, everyday cause about by house- and I just keep telling you don't know that

My house seems like I might just help, and you just keep saying: don't do it don't do it don't do it don't buy house and of the vessel? sell your house dull by half so much Bosnia right well used by and then sell it. I'm a big fan of renting. As you know, it, I'm out in exactly the same scenario and I'm so torn the Tanya, I want to see the house, and I ought to tell the house that want to downsize. Those are tiny houses, so you Although can I tell you how can I say something, my kids? Still, they all sleep in our room, they don't sleep in our bed, but they also put our room. Are they still? They still come down in the middle, and I know where we all you know, we just honestly you know whether our sleeping together, it's not a weird. I did what I mean is that where I was going, I just stood there. There howled forty four

We must see that recent events that are better wells uncomfortable when they're trying to procreate with their spouses but we did what they were- wasn't luridly that as far as we are demanding, that's how I don't know I mean I use to ask MRS Variable or you can temporary family. We learn that earlier on the programmes hears here's how crazy the housing market is right now in Texas, my my daughter and son in law are about to buy a house they were looking at this beautiful house. I think it was one hundred and fifty five thousand dollars, but it had a lot of upgrades. It was kind of smells like one thousand eight hundred square feet. Say it's gotta, be in Texas. There's gotta, be a five foot house is beautiful with all the groups that you would expect in a house. Half a million dollars, and so they went to look at it loved it put put an offering at once. Steve, I turn of ten thousand over they didn't get. The daring allows the bid

One was a hundred and seventy five thousand, while twenty thousand over see. This is what we we concern I myself low right now. That's the way I usually do it. Here's what makes it really makes me really concerned. You know I live. I live in a town that you know Is it a higher tax bracket and so there's some pretty spectacular houses telling you houses that I thought were spectacular. Three years ago? Look like tiny houses. We went for a son drive this last Sunday. Yes and honestly, we saw three houses that we said where the hell does that one stop you may does up they don't let go. I saw how's that kept going and going honestly, we read write down this area and I believe you are talking about now. You sail So my also doubts eyes. I look at those forms of governance.

As you know, we have we ever house, but you know our ranches. What like eighteen hundred square feet, we love it, we apps. We love it because the family is always together. I mean not great. When you're like get out of my ace if somebody as having a really bad day, not a good house, not a good house, but you're all get along, I mean you, that's just great and we just we love being close together and and some of these houses that their building now, our so called. You'd, and you know, you'll be like it's a family of three. What what did they? What are they? Each have eighteen thousand square feet.

What are you in that house? There there there's a house they ve been building for like eighteen years. I think because they just keep adding sections to it. That is, is fairly close to us. Any just think what do you, people do for a living by this house. As the rival Mcdonald House is all night, only what is that ok, so I live down the street from one of the guys who is the chair, the board of the train. We know one of the big train, so I mean he's up, I mean you know, you're their bit grains. The other areas So you know little, you know it's a guy guy who's pulling down some some coin on chasse Lotta shipping goes on, and this is a big shipping area here in the South West and he's like the President or the board or something and he's got up large, says he's got

our house. We drive by we're like while that's a large house, you, you go six blocks away from him, and I'm telling you you look at him and say this must be where Jesus left, because I know this guy. Why can't relate to and how much cash she's bacon? I know what his house looks like who, the entire wholly family. What it is, I think, Jesus as a smaller house of the kind you gotta keep animals. You have to have sheep it or the shape in the camel Islamic saying what he does. The areas have half a basketball court, not like or gay. So I M going to talk you men, three India jones- that well then learn the difference between a moving a document. May I may I go here cost of living. How much does the house cost in nineteen twenty four None new car was two hundred and seventy five dollars really do uttered sixty five dollars

Your average rent was eighteen dollars a month and this into Harvard Toys into Harvard. For a full year was two hundred and fifty dollars. How much was a house two thousand okay. This this shows you the run up. The roaring twenties, a new house was seven, thousand seven hundred and twenty dollars lot of can work? Well, I know that the average house so now in eighteen, thirty eight. How much was a new house during the depression, probably consent. We Harvard tuition had gone up to four hundred and twenty dollars. A new car was eight hundred and sixty dollars a new house. Thirty. Nine hundred and ninety have you got a nineteen, forty, three, its thirty six hundred she's? so you held onto your house, you had to hold on to your house because you told him so you're take us. You are taken a bath, you didn't get

to a nine thousand dollar house till nineteen. Fifty two and fifty two two wishing to Harvard University with six hundred dollars. A new car was seventeen hundred dollars. Levies skip ahead here. Let's to let go to nineteen. Sixty two, a new house was twelve thousand dollars, so you ve gone from nineteen. Twenty four to nineteen. Sixty two, pristine pre stable, except for the depression where it went down. You ve done from seven thousand dollars to twelve thousand dollars. Ok, in forty years. Nineteen sixty two cost of the new House is too a thousand a new car is twenty nine hundred tuition. A Harvard is fifteen hundred now Let's go to nineteen seventy three, let's go to nineteen. Seventy was gonna eighteen, seventy one thousands gone in nine years, a new house has gone from twelve thousand to twenty five thousand.

Your car has gone to thirty five hundred and your Harvard tuition has gone to twenty six hundred dollars a year from in nineteen seven or nineteen twenty four two hundred. Fifty dollars a year to go to Harvard Now in nineteen, seventy one, twenty six hundred, here's where it gets interesting, remember nineteen. Seventy one house was twenty five hundred. How much was how's about nineteen? Seventy eight, if it acted the way during the depression we were in a serious recession. No way, though, you would think It went down again because then seventy eight they were still We are building is remember, double income gather was utterly incomes have just started back in the early. Seventy was ok for mom, don't worry I'll be up, so that your house up your house went from in sixty, one or sixty three twelve thousand

to seventy one. Twenty five thousand draw doubled to nineteen, seventy eight to fifty fourth doubled. Again your cost in nineteen. Eighty three has gone. The eighty two thousand while the new car is now eighty five hundred ticket to tuition issue. A Harvard is now eighty one hundred dollars it go on from two hundred and fifty two fifteen hundred to now eight thousand? What happened the gun? men started guaranteeing traditions. Then in ninety ninety nine, a new house, one hundred and thirty one thousand a new car. For twenty one thousand and two wishing to Harvard thirty one thousand dollars per year, and now it's what sixty fifty or sixty

you don't have anything past. Ninety nine, while Emmi What are the things if you remember go back to the two thousand and seven era before the housing collapse happened and you were making the arguments on the air all the time that this stuff was going to occur. You're, giving me some weird eye signal: seven, means not only how useless it pleased with yourself. I gotta know now. I know I know, but one of the things you base that on was the case Schiller index. It was one of the big pieces of data that you were found to be, as it were. Lee problematic because it controls for things like inflation. These numbers obviously are partially inflation, partially the housing market going up, it's tough. Break those things out yet carried out nothing. You can't look at anything like case Schiller. Hey, look at anything anymore, because nothing's real, because the FED has dumped money because we ve printed money

you dont know if this is the stock market. Real is the housing price you dont know. Nothing is based on truly free market principles. Yeah. I think you know, there's a lot of complication there yet which is that what you're getting at, but I mean that it still an entry the thing to look as it is so easy to be so is basically a hundred is like your average of the case Schiller Index for basically the entire time so it range between eighty and one twenty, the entire time scanners measuring how overinflated housing person, and a hundred is I remember how were normal wouldn't like normal is a hundred so hundred between eighty and twenty for over a year, eighteen, eighty, two two thousand, team. Eighty, the two thousand only exception to that was the great depression. War is a little bit under eighty, but it was basic between their the entire time. Between eighteen, eighty in two thousand- and this is on the key jewellers-

Now, there's a feller Schiller. Oh yeah! We talk to the universe, Deliverance camera which, when we ve had one of the mind really really right. This is this is this. Is this is as scientific as you, get on housing? Yes, so between eighty two hundred twenty four a hundred and twenty years the housing crisis peaks in two thousand what's five year and it hits almost too it? So it's double normal. It goes, but Emily had never even come close to that and its history, and then you have housing collapse right. We all remember the big inflation in the housing collapse and, finally, we're getting back look at in back. That's not the story. The case Schiller Indexed tells at all. It went from one. About one twenty at the beginning of the housing bubble up to two hundred and let it dropped the bubble popped and it came back down to one twenty.

Still allowed highlighted level here have been in a hundred twenty years. It was the end of the crisis It is now reach back up to one sixty. She saw my God. From one twenty two once and I tell you had only place that the only place that to me tat makes any sense at all is Texas because that people are moving to take the influx of people here is just out rageous how the fastest grow our monsieur build. No there, then they pop up fast, and there also I mean just so fast because people are moving here everywhere else. What is happening in your town that is causing this big bubble only was that mentioned in a cage ruler in a jeweler gummy. Why people go to church, Thailand AAA seventy seven back

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