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Great is with us from Pat Gray on lease podcast. You can get on I tunes or or wherever hi pat. How are you doing good good? You want to talk today about Disney's three boycott of Georgia. Oh yeah Bob Eiger just made this announce. Yesterday the abortion pill in Georgia. How do you feel about that and it's just going to keep producing there well, I think, if it becomes law, it'll be very difficult to reduce, or rather doubt we will. One of one of the Good NEWS is: is I don't I think, many will work for us will not want to work there and we'll have to heat their wishes in that regard. Right now, we're we're watching it

carefully. So I don't have. I don't actually have a problem with Bob Eiger saying Yes, I wish she had a spine, but he is he's giving to the wishes of all the creatives- and you know well you're going to, but he had to do the same thing if there, which was yeah we don't want to, we want to perform in New York because their abortion law is so weak stream. They can kill a baby. That's just have to be born if a company had the most of their employees saying that I don't think it would. You think that cared for cave to that yeah I think if most of their employees were saying that they would like a chick fil a if they said you know what we want to go to New York, because we don't want to have abortion, because we don't like the abortion law, I mean they would get to droid by the media, for that stance, of course, Olivia, but Chick fil A would do it yeah, they would do it, they would do it. I don't think it's bad to have principles. It's interesting that their principles are, we really really just

or killing children. Bob Eiger's principle is, I gotta make money. I gotta make movies and I gotta make money. Probably and certainly doesn't give a crap about the also yeah, the poor people who are working in Georgia on these moves to who probably are all on their side of the argument when it comes to abortion, he also doesn't give a crap about China's policies. No, I know I really got people interment camps right now, they're killing millions of Muslims. I know and business with China. Yeah they're doing business with China ha yeah. Yeah is not interesting to hypocrisy is doing this. I think it is remarkable what we're going through. And that's why we started the show. The way we did is we we we've take a stand in the way to fight this. Yes, we are used to stand. That's my point. Yeah. We have to take a stand and the eight a fight. It is to say, oh okay, Disney bye, bye right. Yeah, but all of us have to do that to not just georgia- and I know all of Us Governor brand Campus- is telling him that he's saying. Yeah, okay, see a

yeah, I mean it's, it's it's really the the Iphone thing. If you go with me here for a second I have this conversation with my wife all the time I like, but they have for him, but the Iphone down put it down. Put it down, put it down. Crackhead crackhead, put it down and should be like. I am doing all of these things. I got a that you, okay! Well, you know what to go without it for a week. Are you eating me. You know what honey you're sure did it ten years ago and we were fine. That's what George and all these other places need to say. Oh Hollywood won't producer movie their movies here, all seats she was doing pretty fine without them. We don't have to worry about it, find other things and it, and if, if we start putting life

but hi and making a stupid movie wow or going to a stupid movie if we start hitting Disney in the pocketbook, like I'm not going to I'm not going to your Disney world, I'm not going to Disneyland I'm not going to your Disney movies, but star wars, you're not going to marvel you're, just not going to you're not going to, and that's the only thing that would make a statement to Bob Eiger into Disney. Okay, if you we can play that game too, and on the other side boycotts lose their effectiveness when you don't give them credibility to power, it might put it like that. We know of North Carolina try to stand against you when the bathroom law thing was going on last year and they were like worse word: we passed this law, it's important and all this then of the NBA was like yeah. We're not gonna. Have our all star game. They're like okay, forget it, we didn't care, it would stop stop. I thank you all right. Let's not gonna work greatly. You have to win, you may

a decision like that, and you know the consequences. What you're saying is I'm putting this at a higher priority than right, Georgia, saying I'm putting life at a higher priority than than Disney Disney is saying I'm putting abortion a higher priority than the workers in the state? Then my play my previous commitments and maybe the business influence and they can make that choice. The company they can. They can say. Oh, you know what we just did we just heart: killing babies, you just love and in those heart beats, and they can just all they want. And if that's the principle, then you know what the principle is and you can that decision. Whether you feel like that, you want to play with its interest thing that we raise our children on Disney and yet Disney is not standing for the unborn children. I mean it's, it's really truly remarkable with with that, being that being said, Boycott Sarge

destruction and that's not that's not how to fight or win Well, I am always torn on boycott. I am right now yeah, I'm really torn on board boycotts because I mean Martin Luther King said you know if we don't boycott. We don't hit him in the pocket book. It's not going to make a difference and he was right. However, what is boycotts will work When there's creative destruction and what I mean by that is the easy for people to boycott on the left, because I can say I'm not going to watch Fox news. Well, they're, fine, not watching Fox NEWS, because they have six other things that they like more. When we say I'm going to boycott Disney. What are you replacing that hole with you? Well, I'm a boycott. This really are you going to boycott Google you're, going to boycott Facebook you're going to boycott

what apple? What are you replacing it with? I mean there's no way: Pat Boycott Facebook, Too much social media for Pellerin, but what I'm saying is the average person right they want to boycott Facebook, but it's already such a big part of their life and there's nothing. That is on the other side. That is just as good, and so what to happen is you have to have creative destruction and there we have to start for instance, we have to go in, poured some really crappy christian movies to get to some good christian movies, you know what I mean and we've done that and we've done that user, yet they're getting good and your and it's away from the studio system. That's a really good example right. It's worked in that. In that case, you I have to you have to leave the blaze this you have to go and subscribe to Ben Shapiro

or to Bill O'Reilly or whatever the blaze you have to subscribe, because we are in the creative destruction process, you're, never going to replace these mainstream media overnight. It's not going to happen, it the star start from the grassroots roots and then then it will get better and better and better in ten years from now, things will be different, but you can't boycott without the other option. That is just as good, if not better. That's why it works for the right for the left and why it doesn't for the right, I'm not going shopping at target or Walmart or or or or March or any other really where you going to buy stuff? if I'm not gonna, go to target ever again. Ok, How long did that last? Because you like target,

you like these places and there's nothing just as good on the other side, because they've got all of those I'm going buy all my groceries at home Depot now exactly right. That's what it's like! It's too much like the company we have so I'm gonna go grocery shopping for milk in bread, cookies at Home Depot right God. I never buying anything again on Amazon. Rarely eating yeah! That's not gonna happen! So what is it we have the we don't, since we don't do boycotts and don't really even believe in him. Although you and I are torn on that a little bit, what do you do to make a statement to the Disney's in the Netflix is of the world of that? It's not accepting what I eat I eat. I am so proud of my daughter Hannah because she has become this greeny and not because of global war. But because she believes that we waste too much okay and she has

Never lectured me, I mean I joke with her all the time she comes over and I'll be like styrofoam. It's so wonderful end as it is yeah it is, and she she throws it back in my face, but it's never she's not trying to convince anyone what she's come. The conclusion is, I don't think these big movements actually do anything. I think people actually living it and showing it's not that hard will change things. For instance, the is that all you know, the it miracle burger or a possible burger impossible. Burger, that's going to change. So much is it's actually good creative correction, but people like Stu had to eat those.

Crappy burgers for a long time, just ten years at one thousand and fifteen years never said that all wasn't that bad yeah they finally came out with a good one. That's alright! Well, I think it's it's it's almost a point in this goes back to the Obama era, early Obama era, in that it's a thought of a difference between salvation and collective salvation right like in like I think that we always think of ourselves as individuals, and you have to do what you believe is right and like it, what we know. Why there's a lot of things that I believe that I I'm not gonna sit here and evangelize for because they don't know, one cares right. Like you, I mean I'll. Tell you if you ask me, but I mean there's a level of I'm doing. What I want to do and believe is right, because I believe it's right now, because I'm trying to influence other people or

make a giant societal change, that's right and it is yeah. I think that's, I think, that's a good place to land. I mean I know you can only do it if you can get obsessed with the stuff, because if you tried it, we just joked about it, but you can't buy something on Amazon. Imagine trying to actually it implement a strategy that you boycotted every company that you disagreed with. We all know it's on do about I'm not! I don't have a book I'd like it. If it makes you feel like you're doing something fine, but I mean like it's impossible like it, you would never watch another television show you would never you never like no other movie. You would not be able to go the lecture out of electricity company you're doing business with this probably doing things that violate your interest rate, your what you can do anything do any of it when doing right and like it it it would have a cell phone. You would my cell phone, like the patriot, mobile ads. We talk about all the time you wouldn't, unless it speaker Speaker mobile, you would not have self so fortunate, there's not a patriot mobile in every category or just you know what the patriot,

noble idea, there's a creative destruction, creative destruction, that people are like. Ok! Well, I don't know I've never heard of you know where they they base this off of something that was started in California. That struggled for a long time same exact thing. That was like we're going to give some of our profits to these crazy progressive groups and is crazy. I know, and so it it it struggled for a long time then took off and now is actually influencing elections for the progressives so these guys got together and went. Why can't we do that? We're just going through there growth stage now, in same way you just have to live it. You have to say you know what I'm willing to I'm willing to get the same service, I'm willing to get all of exact, same coverage and everything else, and going to put up with the switching over

because I'm tired, that's all you have to put up all you have to put up with and that's uh I'd sell for people. It is, but it's the only way to really easy. I know and a lot of these companies have done the same thing, but it's just hard to find him. Then you just eat a lot of times. I don't know about, but when you find them, you need to use them. If they really do do the same service or better you, That's the way you make an impact hey you got to support the pioneers that are doing the creative destruction, because without the creative destruction, without the new ones. Coming up your last with nothing you're left with nothing except a losing boycott. Because everybody's, like I'm, never going to do and they're doing it the very next day because it's they like it, they like it. If you believe in the free market, then you got to support the free market, You gotta find those those are

new that are doing it and then just quietly use them. I will tell you my daughter has talked me into a lot of things, not by saying a word I go on. You got to be kidding me really this you got and it's cheaper. And it tastes like this or it does this or really, and it doesn't have any of these bad effects. Wow. Okay, I'm in. That's a really good thing. So energy solar energy starts to come down in price, we'll all solar energy knots, is it works and it's reliable exactly right, yeah, that's the only we don't hate the environment, it just doesn't work. We don't hate christian movies they just Have sucked for so long, but once they start to be good and they are on their I'm absolutely there

yeah with unplanned and breakthrough by the way. Yeah yeah, that's a proven theory. This is the best of the Glenn Beck program, hey it's Glenn, and if you like what you hear on the program, you should check out pad great on leased. His podcast is available wherever you download your favorite podcasts. Tell me: what's the most important story of the week, the most the story of the week. Is that due process in America once again under siege and this effects every single person and I'm trying to be the Paul Revere right here to spread the word that somehow- and I really don't exist- I can't really explain it other than blame it on the media

we don't respect the presumption of innocence. So I was talking to at the highest levels of government. I was talking to a federal judge while I was on vacation and he said, but we judges need to start coming out and hammering our own. He said I am seeing things now come across my bench. He said where the to Touchen the law, nothing, nothing has gone into this decision, except with that judge felt was the right thing and he said we're developing a country that is, is being ruled by feelings alone and the Live law is completely going out the window and I think that's what it is is. Where is we? Do we only care about how people feel and what I feel, what feels right? Yeah. Well, I think so it's a dual a problem. You've got you've got the activist judges and everybody knows that

uh that any kind of an abortion question or challenge. You know there's four people on the Supreme Court that are going to rule in favor of abortion no matter what it is. I that's wrong. Of course, the other side, you don't really know You really don't know all you know, Clarence Thomas, I think, would be the most reliable against. Yes, anything abortion, but the others. You know really know right, but what I'm going about is the molar uh. He sits there. He comes out, he sits there and this is all about cocktail parties. I'll explain that a moment. But the more he comes out. He goes. You know, I'm a prosecutor, that's what I was hired to do, and I I investigated two years alleged crimes and I really don't have any evidence and I wrote a report from a five hundred page. That says

really have any evidence. I mean there were occurrences, bad things, happened, but nothing I can say what a criminal referral as George started, with Bill Clinton eleven times, but I don't have anything. So, instead of just saying good night, everyone thank you I'll see you down the road. No, then he has appeared pivot and say, but my investigators can say. President drop didn't do anything wrong right. That is so outrageous. That's not his that's the job of CNN. That's their job, ok, not Muller's job and what he did was he did not a fellow American who happens to be the president due process? Will he want to he cloaked it? It was really fascinating. He could

did in the reason why I didn't say that he was guilty of a crime is because there's no due process for him so care about due process and the because is, I couldn't bring up a criminal charge, I'm not to say he committed these crimes because then there was nowhere to go with it. So, but that's false! That's false! I mean at you saw the star report and yes, they have clarified what can and can't happen to a sitting president, but you can still refer. You can refer and then when Trump leaves office, then he asked the answer well, but not only the only way to do it by the way. We all know that if he said that there was a crime committed. Then we know the process is then turn it to Congress and he'll be impeached so

the question is or can in a grand jury correct. The problem here is: why did we do this, if the answer was well, I can't tell you if a crime was committed or not wasn't the answer he just made it up. He just made it up. Alright. That gave him cover alright. So then get to the real reason. He did this. So he's a swamp creature right, Robert Muller, but everybody agree with that. Still are you still awake here? Would you agree, but yes, I would motor is a swamp creature. That means he makes his living in the Washington DC bureaucracy and always has okay. So he issues a report that said basically exonerates Donald Trump with swap wants to kill right and so all his want friends. They don't like that. So

sudden, all the cocktail parties in the barbecues and the country club I'll meet you will have a drink, will have a little dinner at all stops and he's got to get back. And that's why you did what you did now hang on. Hang on hang on to your crazy O'Reilly this that and the other thing I mean this: the primary motivator for the roll elite in America, socializing being accepted at the highest levels being seen in the salons that that is everything to them So I was never invited anywhere. Never we had to throw that in that were jealous. So, but so bill. Let me ask you: let me ask you about. Let me ask you this. I think you're, absolutely right. In fact, I know you're right on this. Thank you

and I know how intoxicating that is when you are, when you're offered the opportunity to be part of the cool kid table. We all know this from high school, it's enormously hard, not to turn your back on that one weirdo friend that you've had that. You actually really like but he's really unpopular when the popular kids one. To try to include you in their club if the mean girl syndrome exactly- and you know it, it gets to the point where this infects and that's the Rory politicians judges, especially news people on television. All my they live for that invitation and it effected, infects them so that they can be fair anymore. They have to tilt over to the cool kids and that's

the this smaller thing was all about now. Do we have time for to tell you about the phone call I got from President Trump. The night mother gave his address yes let take one minute break and then we'll come back with that Bill O'Reilly. This is the Glenn Beck program Bill O'Reilly. You got a phone call from Donald Trump because wrap it up the United States of Trump Mari book by history book on him that'll be. Uh on September 24th and I need Did you get one more interview with the president, particularly apt? The mall thing, the report, and all of that, so you know he's not real thrilled about this book anyway. Donald Trump is not because it

was way back in and traces his whole life and then explains how he did this to using thing and how we sit in the White House and who he really is and how he feels about his country really. Okay, so he doesn't. How many knows me a long time, and he knows I'm going to tell the truth, but he calls me right and it was nice of them to do it because I badgering his pr people look. I need to get final interview with them to wrap this book and three about one thousand and fifteen at night eastern time while bill you still up. I said I'm like you, I'm a vampire, never sleep! So I talk and the mower and comes right up, because that's what I wanted him. I, my basic question to the president was, since you were gone through this for three year.

Being pounded into putting by the media and investigated in this that the other thing has Europe, in America changed now, I'm not give you his answer, because I'm I have it in the book, but I'm going tell you that he well Don Muller and he said, Smaller is hm use that word work because mother hates me. So why would it? Why would he hates you and President Trump said Becaus when I fired call me mother called me and asked call me job as head of the FBI, and I said no, but it goes on back further the president that he was in one of my golf clubs on the Potomac River, going to move out of the neighborhood and wanted his deposit back and I give it to him, because if I did that, I have to give it to everybody. I said how much was goes. Fifteen thousand dollars- and I said mother called you

it took the call goes yeah. I talked to him and it was a quote nasty conversation and that any that Miller, it's me he's always hated me and and that's now why he did what he did. Okay. So let me let me ask you this question here that let me play devil's advocate, okay, the president. As a pattern of saying somebody called me for a job, somebody called me for help. It's not always true. Okay, what do you want me to do, but about a lie? Detector? Well, I just wanted he said to me right. I, what I want to know is true or not. Is it died? That's I don't know how can you check it, but the fact that you he would look. Let's put it this way. I've known I'm thirty years, he's never old me a false would directly to me.

Exactly that's why I can tell you bill. Am I incorrect and believing that this is somewhat big? Breaking news like like It was known before this phone call like I did. I had never heard the story that he asked for the bill: job dot, com with, which is the a premier website political website, country on member right? Now, I'm sorry I did. I did do that, I'm a member I want to give you an deck. You know some good stuff for your audience and I, I believe, they're interested in that alright so bill. What, happens now I mean you were you were here for the impeachment of you know, of of Lincoln's successor, and you went through. You went through Watergate and with Clinton. What oh, well

what is Congress going to do now start their own hearings? I don't think so. But I could be wrong, though I hate saying that could be wrong, but I don't think so. Why because the independent voters, if you look at the polling yeah- Americans do not want this dog and pony impeachment show based upon what we know now, which is you don't really have anything and it said it will never convict. So why put the country through this when we have dex problems that need to be solved and you're not call them you're, not even trying to solve them. So that's Americans. They want Congress to solve problems. Okay, to the country in a more prosperous position, and you don't do that when your drumming up impeachment

so are the only people are going to prosper from that right, cable, tv news, that's all, and did the Democrats really are fearful that if they do this independent voters will turn on the they'll lose the house they'll lose that they'll never get the Senate. And then Trump will be re elected, so Overarch fear, I said this the day that molar came out and I said, don't don't fear, impeachment hearings, because I think that works against and back if the economy starts to go down. I think that at Lee would strengthen the president if they were impeachment hearings, because I really bill before the blue dress came out and I thought that Bill Clinton absolutely did all of those things and was lying, but there

this moment when he said I did not have sex with her, not one time and I didn't anybody to lie and I've got to get back work for the american people. There was the part in me that said wow I mean this is I mean we do have other priorities and I wait wait wait, but I think the economy which is gone so well, economy was going and having problems and they were focused on impeachment. I think that it actually could turn around? Because Trump would be saying this? This nonsense, you've known it's nonsense and thing that we have to work on, got me so tied down on this each stuff. I can't do the things I need to do. I think it actually would read. Really hurt them, Yeah I mean that's the fear of dancing people a democratic party. The other thing is that

Cable news ratings this week have not been strong, which surprised me in general, they are deteriorating. The cable news. Works, are losing viewers and substantially, but I figured this week you know with all of the stuff going on it. You know they're going to really go through. You know, go up because smaller and everything like that will Rachel Maddow was, is getting hammered this week. I'm not doing well. Rapidly they're all getting killed. Last, I have these numbers right in front of me. I'm reading them, not one cable news show did more than one slash two million twenty five to fifty four viewers, not I'm not one uh, that's! That means the folks have had enough and uh. Oh, that's not yeah the two Entities-

Americans are walking away from right. Now are the russian collusion, Muller and Godzilla Enough Godzilla. Alright, I will take a while. I will take you on and take you down for that day, how many monsters have to Rex. Cisco, never enough! There are never enough big Godzilla, I mean look. I grew up making fun of Godzilla. I used to watch them for fun on Saturday, in the rubber suit would have loved to have been the guy, the rubber suit they've all he's been horrible, but the last one- and this one look tremendous your going to see Godzilla this week are you

and you were buying Matthew Broderick was running away from a lizard. No, no! That's! Not the Matthew! Broderick Duvall is ago. That's to the one before this one right, Cranston keep tracking him back no yeah. Well there is a few Prize winning author. He is he's, not a hack. He is not from the right. He is, is no reason to put this out or so you would think

He would have no reason to put this out about Martin Luther king. If it weren't true, he is the the guy who is the expert on Martin Luther He is embraced by everybody on the left and everybody who's a king fan. This is the ultimate biography of Martin Luther King, be wrote in the 80s. Now he is just come out with a document that says that the government has a tape. It is not been released, but it has been heard, ma'am well, it has there's a memo describing it right right, right, yeah, yeah, right that he has. The FBI has heard it yes and they transferred be transcribed and summarized correct and he has that memo. So it hasn't been heard by anybody today that we know of this is just a memo that is showing what tapes they have on Martin Luther king. We know that J Edgar Hoover was making take

Martin Luther king. D and Johnson Word spying on king, because Hoover not that he was a communist and also thought he was very low of moral character. Now these things all always been denied. Well, the moral care one there's been evidence of reading. You know story talks about how they thought he had ten to twelve mistresses throughout his life and they think now the number is more like forty or forty five slot. Okay, the key to now the question that you should ask is because we don't know- this state until this tape is released in twenty twenty seven, and I would urge for stree sake, that that tape is released if it exists or any other tapes are released. Long

Before two thousand and twenty seven, in fact in the next eighteen to two hundred to eighteen months to two years, because digital audio deep fakes are not good yeah, by twenty twenty seven. You will not believe your eyes and you will not believe your ears, so any audio tape after to be after really twenty twenty, twenty twenty two you're, not gonna, believe it will it will. It won't make any impact. So if you want to know if this is true that tape and any, tapes like it for anything should be released now because we don't have the technology to fake them. Yet. Why would this guy do this? This guy is a celebrated leftist. This puts him in the outs and you could say well. He just wants to tell the truth. Ok maybe so maybe so, when did he get to this memo?

Who gave this memo to him and who is he now we show that he's been a a a lefty, but what does that mean in his own words, he is a uh. What did he call himself? A quintessential Bernie Sanders Donor, an he and he is also a democratic socialist and has been at times and in Susie Astic Participator in democratic socialism? Okay is the author. This is the author that is released this information. I would you release this information. Why would you reduce release this information now? Well, what is democratic socialism democratic socialism. For it to come, true at the several things have to happen, but

one you must destroy anyone who talks about the individual demo. Attic socialist? It is not about the individual, it is about the collective. What is the hardest thing for a socialist to get around or any of the people who are talking about social justice now, the way it's inter today, the biggest obstacle they have is Martin King, because is still for individual salvation content of character. I'm judge me by the con of my character, not the color of my skin, and I you see a day when blacks and whites can play together. Okay,. That's his message: well, that's a very But if message quite frankly today, especially yes, is his message of America

live up to your founding documents. All men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain rights. That is not a democratic socialist message. Nor is it helpful to those who are democratic socialists. You must destroy that, but you have destroyed in such a spectacular way and think of if this is true, that tape was released and he watched and laughed as a rape was going on as it was going on. If he was saying these horrible horrible things to a woman in an orgy is A guy we have a Martin Luther King Day for is a guy. We have statues for boulevards named after that. Really bad guy. If you're going to pull down statues of people from one thousand, eight hundred you've got

pull down a guy from nineteen sixty cuz one thousand nine hundred and sixty was not about that either. At least that's not what we were told he was about and I'm you can find many civil rights activists that did not participate in rapes. Exactly right, you could. You could have a holiday still about civil rights activist, but can you have a holiday? guy who watched a rape on tape and laughed and laughed about it. It I don't. If you can can you have statues for that person? I don't, even though you can still say what he said was good. You cannot hold him up to You can hold his words up, but you cannot him up to be that guy What they have to do is destroy him and his words and that's the problem. They don't just destroy Thomas Jefferson, they, strong his words because he was such a bad person. All of his words are disqualified from positive

point your listen to this quote from the authors of the new information quote, poses so fundamental, a challenge to his story, his historical stature as to require the most complete and extensive historical review possible. I mean he. That is a I mean that is like the I. If this is true and again, we don't one hundred percent. That. It is, though, it with in FBI documents and there's. Apparently a tape said showing that he actually did this. If it, if it's clear on tape, we can the american people so by and say, but the all that to go on you take Luther King Day, a national holiday and what they? What does that do to african Americans? I you think build the bill. Cosby thing was jarring. Right, like here's, a guy who's, a popular sitcom host in the 80s and or or like a really popular singer in the the king of pop. He had his issues. This guy's, like

the guy when it comes to civil rights in the United States of America, and and I would say a rape- is a violation of civil rights, are going to go out and say it. I think it is so it's going to be difficult to hold if that tape exists, and it is as as described in this story and multiple others, it's almost hence civil you have a holiday for that person. I mean I so here's the the. So that is the story. That's the story but here's the real story behind that. Why now who leaked that. How did it get to him? When did it get to? Why is he an honest broker, or is he a democratic socialist who is a strong activist who understands you've, got to destroy him, is part of a movement of destroying

all of our heroes and turning everything upside down and inside out, I think it is. I think it is Think about losing Martin Luther King, African Americans have had all of their heroes taken away. Of their heroes of been taken away now. Martin Luther king is destroyed, not not marginalized, destroyed how does that leave the african American looking at history is, anyone is anyone they can look up to in american history or that a guy won't destroy right. Yes, here's a white guy bringing out all this information would probably white, F B, I agents and and everything else I mean there. It's gonna be hard not to listen to that and not good. This

is not good. I just don't know how you ignore it. You know, I don't know how you look at a story like this. If it's true can't just ignore it the media has the media pretty much as yeah, I mean there's definitely been coverage of it, but it hasn't been. It hasn't been make stories you would think I mean. Certainly if this story came out about some, conservative religious figure. That just came out about Billy, Graham right, there were tapes on Billy. Graham, can you imagine what they'd be doing to Billy graham- and I think they just don't know what to do with it. Do people like Jim Baker for having an affair they destroyed the guy, but remember, remember the he's coming from the left, not the Democrats from the democratic socialist this coming from a guy, a who says, I'm in with the Bernie Sanders crew. Who did we introduce you to last night Bernie Sanders grew. What picture

are you starting to see about who Bernie Sanders surrounds himself with you have to watch that episode? If you didn't see it last night, you want to understand this Martin Luther King thing and see how it might fit in you. Look at this guy's credentials what he says about how a big supporter is a Bernie Sanders and you then drop in this piece and all of a sudden, you start to understand,

actually what's happening in our society. You're listening to program, hey it's Glenn, and I want to tell you about something that you should end your day with or Archer morning, and that is the news and why it matters I feel like they show you're going to love the news and why it matters it's a bunch of us. They all get together at the end of the day and just talk about the stories that matter to you and the news why it matters, but for now we're every w b mark live in a good friend and coworker of Mine Mark Levin. Welcome to the program. How are you, Sir Glenn Beck good? Are you I'm great a mark

To tell you I was up on vacation, I bought your book and I bought the audio book and I'm down, I downloaded it last Tuesday and I'm I was painting for the day and I put my ear buds and lo and behold about hold the clock in the afternoon I stopped and I've been painting in my family keeps walking in and out of the room, and I pull my ear buds off, they're all laughing at me and I what they said. We have really enjoyed you today dad- and I said, okay, how have we haven't even talked to each other? They said all day long we've been listening to go haha. Yes, yes, finally, yes whoa, I didn't know that wow it was awfully commenting on your book, the entire day, really really well written, really well written and a lot of great information. So congratulations on your number one

that is the name of the book, is on freedom of the press. Mark tell me tell the audience why this is not just a why this is book that is, that transcends today's politics, first of all, you're very kind. Now you painting paintings, are you painting the walls? No, I'm painting paintings, yeah, really yeah the column ten hour memes? But I'll. Send you some stuff. I would love to see them. Yeah thanks. First of all, you're very kind, and I very much appreciate it. The question was, I think, why did I write this book? Well, look. The reason it transcends. Politics is because it's about the constitution and the constitution transcends politics, the constitution's about our rights in our liberties, protecting them, and so you know when I read a lot about the constitution in american history and philosophy- and I said you know what one area I don't know a lot about. Is the history of the press and they're in our

face they're in our living room there in our bedrooms they are berating. Us they are propagandizing to us, are wrapping themselves in the first moment. I think I need to get to the bottom of this and I did what I always do. I said to my wife I'll see in about sixteen months, so you have no idea what she said to me one day when we meet she'll tell you anyway. So that means nights begins and that's what I do you know some people play golf or whatever. This is what I do so I I dug in and the history of the media, it's not a history book, but some of that necessary. So his perspective uh, the Patriot Press before the revolution before the revolution, with the printers you know moving the printing press is being chased by the British and they

really unique and the original patriots, because they're the ones who push the ideas of the enlightenment they're, the ones who push the ideas of Aristotle and Cicero unlocked and they were spreading them among the colonists, and you know, Obama talks about fundamental transformation. He didn't want to fundamentally transform society or human nature say want to fundamentally transform government they were living under attorney. They wanted representation, they didn't like big taxes. They didn't like people, around by government. They believed in property rights all these things that you and I and our audiences believe in, and so they pushed a revolution and the word got out. You know they're about three dozen newspapers: that's it. There were several hundred pamphlets and pamphleteers word we get out slowly in this information would be a published and people would discuss it. They discuss it in their pubs at home and so forth. Frankly, much like we do on talk radio. This is really

make format, because there's really no other national format where this occurs, but they would do it at a local level and so just to jump quickly. Had the revolution and soon after the revolution had the party press, this is the part of the book that I found really fascinating because you point out. People knew when you got the demo radical ledger. You knew what it was that it was an organ for it was that, interview coming at you, and so you could read the Democrat. You could read the Republican and you'd let's them yourselves, they weren't masquerading as as fair are in balanced now, in fact, in some case publishers and editors were on the payroll of the Post office or something like that, depending on the administration. It was a very rough period for the press, but they're very honest about who they were. As you point out, uh you have papers today the Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Just wanna Republic was the Arizona Republic, and so they were, they were full throated about candidates, parties causes they support it, and then you move through, and I passed the yellow journalism period as it's not that interesting and then you move through to the early part of the last century, the progressive movement of which are well familiar. The progressive movement was ubiquitous. They they really. It is a poison that spread in all aspects of our society and John Dewey is you know one of the intellectuals behind that movement, yeah focus specifically on schooling and the media, and just so the audience understands. The purpose here as typical was to have a relative handful of people, determine what news is digested. Why is it interpreted in and burp it up for the rest of us? You really. You really captured the progressive disease really well in explaining it. You know it's funny. I was attacked in the

Washington Post yesterday and I love these guys. Can they prove the point of the book and I take my time going through their attack on me, which is usually personal. I don't really care, but they do exact. So what I say in the book, they are exactly as I stand up 'cause they are who they are and, and so you have people Lipman another saying at the time the people are too busy or they're too stupid. So we'll figure this stuff out this this one on for awhile and then you get up to a few decades ago were on top of that they added social activism. They call themselves public, press or community press and they really bought into you know a lynskey tactics and these other

Six of the hard left. It's been pushed in journalism school lot of these guys having gone to journalism school, they come out of the Democrat Party come out of an administration or this is their mindset regard, and so today, what we're getting on tv is a one party press rather than a two party press that is pushing the progressive agenda and social active. That's why there's not a dime's worth of difference between most of the media in the Democrat Party today, they're just they're honest, I got an a in in the for chapter. I I show you the surveys, I sure the research I showed the professors. I show you some of the reports. What they're saying there's not there's very little diversity in newsrooms today, there's very little diversity in reporting. Today, you can predict what they're going to say the real. The only debate on the left in the ME it's a really is. Do we come out and say who we are like? A lot of them are doing that? Yes, we're liberals were progressives, and thank God for us. Thank God. We know what the news is or there would have been a civil rights movement or, or you know,

climate change issue, so they they really believe they are the truth, tellers and then the other side like the New York Times they saying well, you know we don't want all of our people on musically, CNN and MSNBC, because they have a different view, which is yes all those things that we really don't want to admit it. As for the paper of record, you know in there said they're they're they're, not they're, just they. They live in these circles that allow them to believe that they are the fair and balanced one that they are the one out. Just we are the paper of record. They live in those circles and they don't they don't, care to me. In fact, I think they despise most of the people that live in the center of the country or have different points of view. And so it's just a self fulfilling label for them. You are exactly right, Most of them live in the same areas. Generally, you know when they're forty, fifty mile radius, Washington or New York, most of them.

Even the new, so called left wing reporters live in most delete blue Hillary Clinton. Counties. Studies have been done on this uh. They self identify. As I Democrat or liberal in large numbers. The last survey showed about four percent identifying as conservatives it's much like universities for faculty higher faculties, so they pick the same idiot. Your goal: ideology the people share and take them the same Ivy League schools, it's a lot of that is the same, but the New York Times. I focused on a particular because this is held up as the gold standard and the gold standard isn't worth crap and I go back and do the history of the New York Times during the Holocaust, in the history of the New York Times when Stalin was wiping out the Ukrainians, and when you look at this are where my family was here. We yes, yes, yes, Finally, yes and you know what's going on, if you read that

happy will never view the New York Times the same again, the New York times- and I you know, I pulled from some of the greatest scholars on this subject during the Holocaust. The New York Times did everything it could to bury the Holocaust. In the back pages of its newspaper, the New York Times did this for several reasons: number one FDR wanted to tamp down the focus on the Holocaust. Times like to FDR like the new deal agenda, number two, I'm jewish, it was owned by a jewish family. They didn't want the New York Times to be viewed mostly as a niche jewish newspaper, so they felt that they, they really shouldn't focus. On the Holocaust, The owner, the publishers, souls was sort of a secular Jew and he didn't like the jewish organ stations in New York, lobbying him for a jewish state and that kind of turn them off and all that was poured into the pages or poured into the mind set of the new year time. So why

the European Jews are being wiped out whole pounds. The Jews are missing, it's being reported in in in european newspapers, and I with this as they would thought of it, and it wasn't until one thousand nine hundred and forty four with a vast majority of the american people, were informed of the extent of the extermination of the Jews. During the holiday- and I- and I ask yourself this- is there any other business that could survive? Having done that and be called the paper of record? No, it is a disgrace, and and they they they come up with these weasel worded, so called apologies about it you look ten years earlier they had a guy Walter Duranty who was there their car spun for twelve years, Moscow he was in Stalin's back pocket and Stalin decides that these darn ukrainian presence will not

well not buckle to my commune ideology so, rather than shooting in one of the time he decides to wipe out the entire population. If he can, he cuts off the Ukraine from all communication, all transportation, all food and water. These poor people are cannibalizing each other souls and eats and talks about the cranium trying to get into the golod to try to get some food late at night. They could hear them at the gates couple of british reporters going for the Manchester Guardian. They see it. They reported Mr Durante on the payroll of the time. So that's not happening. You know, they're having a harvest issue they're, just working out the stuff and as far as style- and you know that all that old saying sometimes you gotta break a few eggs that comes from him. He wrote that in an article for the New York Times, he trashed the british journalists who were reporting what was taking place. The executives at the New York Times had to know, and you know he got a Pulot surprise and they still haven't given back the pillar.

Price. For that I bet this is what I point out. So when you see the New York Times with master shooting missiles on the TEL Aviv, somehow the New York Times is defending Hamas and trashing is nothing new, nothing, no and when they run these these holocaust. Like cartoons they got by our editors, you know a lot of gotten by your editor. As a matter of fact, I want the people to know that the new mark Levin, is the author of the number one New York Times, bestseller the blaze radio network on demand