Help us welcome Friday, podcast we're both uh. Little stuffed with ice cream? Today we had some. Bands of ours that just started this new ice cream company called Brookers founding flavors and ice cream. Just three hours of taste, testing and ten players. I don't think we can either of us can move in that time we also talked about Bernie Sanders and his health care is health care plan. Insane. We also had the biting bracket where TED Stanley and the rock Rockwell stopped by to tell us about that. Fascinate, conversation with Blake Harris on his book, the history of the future, which is something that everyone should now: it's a story of corruption, real true crime, political, silencing at Facebook. The history of the future Brad Palumbo talked

little bit about how the left and the right can come together, but the left won't do it the black hole and the donut scandal. I believe, yes, that there's no pictures of black holes, it's a donut and I proved it and you can see the ever. That we put together on glennbeck dot com. You can see that from today's podcast as well and don't forget tomorrow's podcast, is a must, listen, it is Arthur Brooks formerly from, the American Enterprise Institute he's Going next fall, he'll be making his premier His debut as a Harvard professor he's, one of the greatest free market minds, you've ever met and he's got a really inspirational message. Empowering and that is on Saturdays podcast. Arthur, Brooks

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camera out of focus and that's a glazed donut that not a black hole, the first picture of black cold. No, it's not it's a donut hole. You can improve it and we will do side by side to be clear. It is not a donut hole which is it something else you would buy, also known as a munchkin, which is I hateful I believe, but on that's right, but no, it's not a donut hole, although donut with a hole in it right, you believe, represents what the black hole picture, isn't taking the fantasises. Oh look, we took a picture, but no you didn't. You put a donut, a glazed donut on a piece of velvet and and not the camera out of focus and that's what you're saying is a black hole, and I will prove it to on today's program now before you

do. What you're about to do is we're going to talk about Bernie Sanders? Medicare for all thing, and so let's start with something that's going to make us need Medicare, at least for us. We have first of all donut talk. Second of all, we have tons and tons of ice cream to taste today during the show me state of my life, this is, could die I know I mean I don't know why we're doing anything else for like Bernie Sanders he's a socialist whatever I mean, I'm not overall, but yeah, so we're all gonna die someday. No, we have a brokers founding flavors, which we talked about a couple weeks ago. These are people who started their own ice cream store Ann? I am. I am not kidding you. I've only had a couple of their flavors when I was out by their store and they came and they rate brought some ice cream apple weeks to me that a couple weeks ago- and I said to my wife- I want a franchise. You actually came back legitimately pitching for

and tries yeah yeah. No, I really want a franchise. I want a part of this because they are because I could die happy. I could retire and go work at an ice cream store,

would be the greatest thing in my life yeah and it's got the founding fathers stuff in it. I this is me I am all in. I wasn't necessarily all in into life. I mean I like the idea of an ice cream store, but this is what is it eighteen percent butterfat? That is, I believe, what they said. Yes, so now the best ice cream I've ever had is Blue Bell here in Texas, and then people will talk about Blue Bell. If you've ever been to texas- and you had blue Bell- you talk about and everybody's like it is the best and you don't think it could get better once you had, and that is fourteen percent thirteen. Thirteen of thirty at the in in in blue Bell does not even hit the fourteen percent, which is the level for super premium. I think it is or make a premium argh exotic premiums, there's some level of ice cream where you get there, each like the ice cream of kings right. Fourteen percent bluebells, good ice cream, but portals ice cream. You go and you get in a half gallon at a grocery store like it's,

really good ice cream. You know there's a level of like craft ice cream that is available now, if you don't mind, spending twelve dollars a pint for it, yet not craft with the k, no, not crap. Okay, that's right! That's a craft beer right like right now, there's millions of these crazy varieties. Now this one is not want to because there's a lot of these are mail order and I've actually ordered some of these before and it's insane, it's like you know triple the cat calories per user. Any of this I had any of them so excited. So we have two flavors to start off. Ok, we've paired the atoms together, there's Abigail Adams salted. Cookie advice and Samuel Adams, father of the cookies and cream revolution. Okay, which one is the will urge ones the white one with that can really a question from someone. If someone knows ice cream, they know cookies and cream is obviously the Winona Rios and it I can't tell which is

were you? Ok, ok, ok! I see it. Alright, I see it once caramel pouches, smart. Let's try! Oh my gosh. This is so good which one you trying cookies and cream one. Well, I'm trying the other one. Oh my god! Oh my god, try the other one. Ok, the one with this has caramel and chocolate caramel, godchildren and notice the ice cream. It is like It's not that sounds gross, but edge the the creaminess. It's almost like eating a stick of butter. Not in a gross way, doesn't taste. It doesn't taste like that. It's just so creamy. Oh my gosh yeah, that's over the top. Oh my gosh it like soup ever had like sticks to your tongue, so creamy and like this. This is why- and we talked about this in the

in time. Oh my gosh. This is good. This is why they argue green one. This is why our country was founded This is you're so great whatever. What I'm talking about is. This nation was founded to create things like this. I think they have this. In North Korea, No there's! No ice cream! That tastes like this in Cuba. There's no fat in North Korea Lebron one guy. This is this. Is I'm really gone? Those are two and like we kind of started off with I mean these are two flavors that look really good. These are not I. We have a whole menu of flavors today to taste test. This is not the one. I would pick me up either on it. I do the cookies and cream I like cookies and cream. I would not have picked the other one. Yes at the Abigail yeah, and that is I I haven't even tried the cookies cream. That is unbelievable, so two flavors. This is more workers, yeah,

brokers, founding flavors, is that you have the Abigail Adams, one which is a smoke salted caramel ice cream with crack cookie chunks, Samuel Adams is cookies and cream ice cream chunks of call chocolate sandwich cookies. It is my goal to day two today to do two things: Blake Keris. His book was thirty. Three thousand three hundred and thirty, six or thirty, two to days ago. Yeah it had been out for a month. Nobody had read it to this. Guy is eh. World journalist who found out the truth about what was going on because of Donald Trump and the way the press was treating uh this supporter of Donald Trump and it's a huge story. No one cover it. No one in this guy is a great writer. Last night I got a note that his book is up to number four really yes, so it's number four from thirty three thousand to number four,

because of this audience. He has no other interviews. It's my goal to make that book number one, and it is also my goal for everyone to gain at least three pounds with with with brokers buff. What is it founding flavors? Yes, I've had three spoonful, so I already have been three, so it feels like at least it is really good. So, oh my gosh is cookies and cream. Is I've never tasted? Anything like that is really good, really good? Oh my gosh! This is good by the way. Yes, we're eating. Scream at this time of day, but we're looking at my retirement, I'm going to buy a franchise when he started franchise. They don't franchise yet when they start to franchise. This you know it. This makes a cold stone. Creamery, look like I don't know dairy queen. So is the Glen way. He could not give a compliment without insulting somebody else

how to deal with this for twenty years. Twenty years of this, it's always been a sweet ice cream filled twenty years, then I will say: I've had more ice cream at work than I would have expected. Getting into this business. So thank you. For that. Could we talk? We take a quick one minute break and then, when I bring this Anderson 'cause, there are differences in this Bernie Sanders Medicare for all things from all the other pitches that you are not going to believe this, is worse than the NHS in England. It is it is. Is Venice, Wayland Healthcare. It really is it will. Blow your mind how far we have come from Obama CARE, where you can keep you doctors tell remember that you will not keep your health care. You will not keep your doctor no matter. What no and it is. This is a terrifying plan to be proposed in America. In fact, this plan is so radical. It would not even fly in

Canada. This is way beyond Canada, constitutional in Canada, best of the Glenn Beck program, Hey it's way, and I want to tell you about something that you should either end your day with or start your morning with, and that is the news and why it matters if you like, this, show you're going to love the news and why it matters it's a bunch of us that all get together at the end of the day and just talk about the stories that matter to you and your life, the news and why it matters for now, wherever you download your favorite podcast, we have to touch base on something we've been working on all week and that is the Biden bracket. We we started out with the thirty two, the creepiest pictures of Jobe, and whittled it down. Yesterday we found out as the as the

Listeners Spokane each picture was pitted against another. We found the the most creepy or lease least voted by the by the audience. The most creepy picture of Joe Biden to talk Biden Bracket we go to our sports desks with that TED Stanley and Rock rock well hi everybody, I'm TED Stanley, along with rock Rockwell high rock a dead, our you're very well very well. If the bite and bracket was an incredible week, we saw all sorts of incredible performances. They they were talking, grope, tastic things that happened well beyond what we believe is normal, human interaction summer interesting things happened in the early rounds I felt and that the number and overall seed in the tournament, which was Biden, nuzzling up under a biker, chick chair, who hurt seemingly two boyfriends. Look on in horror that one I really thought was gonna go far and got knocked out of the second round rosy hue jobs at TED, because that was a strong entry for for Joe she was sitting

directly on his lap and both the men in her life for we're we're not looking happy about it yeah and if you really look at the details of this photo, you'll notice that the SH, the the name on the biker guy. High on the right who looks horrified his name is troll. If you look even closer you'll notice, it's actually president troll. Now that is actually on his jacket. If you look at the photo, that is not something we expected, but there it is. Of course we also that one I will say in the first round and it had a did win in the first round, but one against a very surprising competitor, which was oh Biden, leaning over a series of chairs to put his hand on the inner thigh of Samuel Alito's Supreme Court Justice. I've never seen that one before it really really made a difference. Also, say that the LOS went to a an interesting photo with the former defense,

secretary of Barack Obama, Ash Carter and his wife Anne? He was speaking and focused on a speech, while Joe Biden almost made out with his wife right behind them, seeing that, like setting, was shocking, Pat I was one of Joe's, more more press, Iraq. Sorry one of the chosen, your dress of performance wait a minute. This is starting to come up really nozzle in there. He got a good way for the hair They got his nose right up into those follicles and little tongue involved over the back of her neck how's. That was very, very impressive. To be great point, we can ask you about Joe Biden later. How does hair taste will find that out? On a few, programs. Also early leader was Joe Biden as he's talking to. I don't know if it's the parents, another senator and rap

the art his hand only around under the stomach of eighteen, a young teenage girl and seeming checking her if to see if she has abs, is how I would describe that emotion, I guess I eve. I was surprised to see that it was a bold move. That's the that's the that's! What makes you proud of of Joe and his prowess in this event, you know I I hate to break in as the the anchor man here and and and delve into sports, which I know nothing about? That's right, that's right, Glenn, you doing nothing about it. He was with him and he went out. Amanda Xerox wedding was not a gtx about. Ninety. Eight percent will be slightly as if we were doing a show about changing bang. Bang you be able to come in, come in, come in over and over again, but he resigned in music. If sound of music is the topic, Glen are just what I'm saying here is: he might have been checking for abs, but to me it appears he was just checking for any kind of lumps the young thirteen year.

Gold might have been developing I don't like that without the internet. Now there are some moments in which that does look like it could be, but I'm a little bit. We also have a Chris Kuhn, his daughter, who is a young young woman- and you know one of the interesting things we've all seen people who want to say they're, they're really advanced at groping rock. But what sets of someone like Joe Biden apart here is the ability to walk right through the obvious human signals of someone pulling away, you know it's one thing to crops who won against their will it's another thing to sniff their hair, as they continually pull away and then try to land a kiss on the cheek any good performer,

TED needs to have amnesia and then Joe seems to have no problem for getting all of his past full pause and just moving forward with the performance like a like a a a a a an offense of guy off the bench, a six man who comes in to try to put some office and you got to have no job, no conscience, you He said she still fear you just gotta go for it and that's what Joe Biden always does as he did with a reporter at a Christmas party where he wrapped his hands around her and seemingly inch towards her breast real regions has the her breast ' that's her Brussel anchor? I would just like to point out again You don't know anything about sports, but I don't think pressed you'll is actually not actually should be's new bridge, which is actually the word that you're looking for. Thank you very much. I appreciate that rock also. You know an interesting. I thought moment in this tournament.

Was Joe Biden reaching over bringing in close uh EVA Longoria in her prime and getting right again in there sniffing every bit of that L'Oreal or whatever the hell she had on, and I think that one did not advance too far in this tournament. 'cause. She looks really good in people understood it. What are your thoughts on that? It was like. Alright, I got ahold of the same thing about you know your thoughts on that Rock Rockwell. Underrated performance from Joe, because a lot of people might have been intimidated by the by the person on the other side of the affection but Joe had no such qualms. He doesn't care Jose aggressive adults. Men love, it matters to Joe Biden. Now. If we got down to the final four yesterday we had the red dress girl. He was checking for abs or lumps We have a Chris Kuhn's daughter who was visibly

pulling away, and then after she pulls away multiple times he goes in for a kiss. You don't normally see I'll. Tell you that much Alex persistence. You had the reporter uh. Can you imagine someone from another party groping a reporter on camera? What that would do to you news feed, but it didn't even notice this one because it was Joe Biden and then you also had a young another young in this one was tough. I thought this one picture which actually made it all the way to the final two was made. It just seems, like his hand, is dangling in a very unfortunate place, but I guess, if you believe Joe Biden it you know, how did the rock, which I think about it it's not even funny. You know it was your feeling when you were sick last week, but when you

these sorts of performers. When you go to the top, you have people who walk through anything. You have people who do things. Unconsciously, it's not like they're thinking through every moment they just go out there. They just hit the ball. They just and nail the jump shot. That might be Joe Biden this, but I don't know that he's intentionally groping this child, but he's just so good, added it almost happens. Naturally, it is natural for him, but I think that I think that when Joe sees a female or a male the matter in their in close proximity. He is his hands just naturally go into action. He sat so much training in this field or has the worst luck in the world hands constantly just going into private parts of women under we also have the winner yesterday, was named on the Glenn Beck program. This is a report pride, I'm not sure. If the job you're familiar with this probe

but all you have any idea what they do. I have no idea, I don't know it looks like an insane conspiracy theories. He had all these magnets on the board he thrown around and screaming about something I don't know, but I will say the girl in the red dress being checked for ab slash lumps was the winner and Joe, the the the just the incredible achievement of doing that on camera and a public event. Really, I think, is what put that over top? I think if it happened at behind closed doors, you'd say to self? Well, that is weird and that person should be put in prison, but this not in front of cameras front of over and over again wow. What an achievement are champion in the twenty nineteen bite. Bracket, Joe Biden, while talking to the mom gropes, his daughter well his daughter, her daughter. I guess I don't get whoever it was right and I don't know we do not get any results of the lumps. We don't know. Hopefully

we never test results will will will be a return soon. Thank you, TED Stanley, and, Rockwell. This is the best of the Glenn Beck program, Glenn, I don't recall what time of day it was where my art, cool went, live. But I remember it was Saturday and within thirty minutes of being published? I had already been called a Nazi uh white supremacist, a stupid effing liar in fact- a longtime friend one of my college- roommates actually even tested me that texted me, said that he was embarrassed for me. And that it was really sad that I had gone from a writer with so much promise to a misguided naga apologist. I've. If We recall reading that text message as I did. I wanted to

Well, I wanted to evaporate. I wanted to go back in time and never have started work on this book. In the first place, I remember specifically, thinking it's supposed to be a book about a scrappy tech company filled with colorful characters. This was supposed a book that had nothing to do with politics. What had I gotten myself into and more? portly. What's the point, why They're going out of my way to try to set a record straight for a multi millionaire whose political views I often disagreed with and who had some, did a presidential candidate that I found repugnant. Why hadn't? I just picked another in loving beloved topic like Sega and Nintendo. My last book I would make everybody happy and this style to read. Everyone. Everyone would, I would earn applause from everyone in the press and the pride for my friends.

Several minutes. I sat there feeling sorry for myself continuing to wonder again and again what was the point? What was the point of continuing to push my deadline to try to dig deeper into what really had happened and For all my extra works with a little more than I are seriously. What was the point and then aided by a refreshing cup of coffee, The answer became overwhelmingly obvious, because that's what journalism is- you follow the story wherever it takes. You an never, however tempting it may be the other way around. Follow. Leads you examine evidence. You continue to dig deeper and deeper until you get to it, you get to the truth, not for the praise. Think you deserve not to I to be everybody's best friend, because, however, fast or partisan or cynical the world has gotten the truth, still matters.

Still matters so much. So so much that from that moment forward, I knew chasing the truth was more important than whatever it might cost me an mycareer, especially because I could afford it both Lee. Due to the success of my first book and figuratively, due to my having fun, Row seats to see but Palmer Luckey Palmer had gone through going from a beloved high tech, wonder Kin to Silicon Valley's biggest pariah and my knowing no matter how bad things might happen up for me. They'd never be worse than what He had already gone through. This is from a private letter that I received from Blake Harris, I got it a couple nights ago and I asked for his permission to share it. He's with us on the phone now the book that, He wrote that his cost him his career and his friends and his standing is that

history of the future. When he was on the program. What three days ago, his book was thirty, three thousand. I think three hundred and thirty, two last night I got word that it hit number four. The only oh sure that he had had up until this program was this program. No one wanted to support him because of the truth of this book. Half of it is about the miracle. Of the free market and inventors and and and how kid in a trailer can change the world. Then it takes a political turn and not by his choice

welcome to the program. Blake heiress. Thank you so much for having me on hand, I I mean I I texted you pretty sure the other day and and also wrote in that email that my job is literally to come up with words, but I am still sort of speechless before we get into I really just want to thank you again, so much and and and your listeners and your viewers to go from being my book being right. Thirty, three thousand two number three and even surpass number three we're going to get to number one play cure.

Going to have a number one bestseller, it is it's like changing and beyond it being the greatest feeling in the world is a close. Second is just the dozens of letters that I've received from your listeners over the past few days. Just just say. Thank you. I mean like like. The point is that I made in that you know, no one was saying thank you and that's not why I do it, but it's certainly nice to hear yeah and and to hear it from people who will probably have pretty different views than me. That's wonderful, because the point is that it's a real okay, it's not about left and right, it's about right and wrong. You know I Blake the the media gets, much of America wrong and in the left and the right get the much of America wrong. We're not as in we're not as focused on winning.

As we are living truth and letting the, fall where they may. We We are very interested in everybody. Being free and being able to express who they want to know what they want to express' and very much into. I mean I've at the height of my Fox days, Four years after one of my key people on on the daily line of production. Was a San Francisco progressive that voted absolutely every time, the complete opposite of me and we're good we're good friends, which I did her counsel. I asked for her council, I mean it was an important thing to work and have many different views, around me. Otherwise, you just get trapped in an echo chamber and I think people are sick.

Of my way or the highway. Well, that's that's what I make these conversations even more Gordon timely. Is it at the end of the day? Palmer Luckey is just a proxy for what is going on with big tech. You know she is a high profile story, but it's a story that that so many people have experience to some degree either. It's happened to a friend

sort of censorship and Facebook my way or the highway mentality is, is just going to keep getting stronger in less. We push back on it. In fact, you know I I imagine, on the show the other day, that I basically spoken to Palmer Luckey Everyday for the past three years for the book. But by focusing you talk to him and he called us up, but you know yesterday we were just chatting about what is it it's Facebook's new content policy. Where is it yeah? They they they close to the new policy to Facebook. Newsroom is called up, remove her use of four new steps to manage problematic content, and you know what to think that is, if I mean, doesn't cost you hate speech for harassment, but is considered in bad taste, lewd, violent or hurtful it could get fewer views and so

that that's first of all, I think I can guess what kind of content is going to be considered include her sold inappropriate. It's certainly not going to be equally from little content and and conserve cockpit. First of all, and then second of all, just the fact that you might get a few reviews with we had we, we we talk to talk about shadow, banning and basically not even at yeah. That's so bad! You don't even know that your pocket is being Dan or you know many gated and and Facebook. You're, basically saying yep we've given ourselves the rise to do that. Don't worry about it, it's our way or the highway. Stayed in a more eloquent manner, so Blake Lumia because you are a liberal, you don't nessus I can't even imagine you know what you and your friends and your not real political. So maybe you didn't have, but I'm sure some of your Silicon Valley, friends, had great Opiny me and

and you don't need to reinforce that like that, but uh they're, not your biggest fan but yeah. I know that. I know that you appreciate you know. I've talked to them about. I didn't share your private email, but I told him some of the points that you made and the I guess at the end of the day, when I hope my book does and goes to what you just said, that the left and the right don't really have a proper opinion of each other or the country. As I talked about the left and they have such a it after it crazy opinion of the right and a lot of my friends right of the people that I talk to you for this book there on the right. They have such a crazy thing on the left and at the end of the day, I think that we're all so much more similar than we believe- and I hope this book in some small way makes you realize. Oh the other side is not out to get me

they're, not bad, not evil. They just pick up certain things a little bit different, so I agreed so that leads me right to what I was gonna say. I agree with and I went in to meet with Mark Zuckerberg about four years ago, and I really liked him- and I He thought he was being sincere and he wasn't trying to stifle people's voices and everything else, and I still got stuck up for him and I took- massive amounts of heat for it, but I was willing to do it because I believed him. I no longer believe him and so there there are. There are these questions that you say: well, wait a minute you're there now to get us, but yet their policy is are going that way to stifle the thoughts of people like me or anyone else and make me into a hate, monger or my audience, into eight monger and and we're all racist and we have no platform will,

That is that that is the very definition of an enemy somebody who is trying to stifle my thought and categorise my thought into something: it is not just another opinion, but hateful right. I think that's what I've come to learn is that there's this compartment litigation that allows for sort of that. You know double thank the quote. George Orwell, where I do believe that mark would probably passed a polygraph that that for many things he says I thank you just place this size gymnastics where you know, if you believe, of course, is based on the platform for divers use, but then you take something as simple as

Abortion you're pro life versus pro choice and then he would think of all of it is not at this a diverse you that stream, in probably a better case, to be made the other way round bright and myself even being pro choice, but you know that that's kind of what is there to see what you do that I I just went down the list of of conservatives perspective. I thought there is not a single one here, whether it's taxes are high. They bet that most liberals, I know would say, is you know I disagree with that. That's a fair perspective that most I would just say most little, Dino would say well that was wrong, so you know here and take a break and let you think on this and then I want to talk a little bit about the book 'cause. I I started reading it it's fantastic, but the the one thing that comes to mind. Is I had dinner last night with a guy

who doesn't agree with her two nights ago. That doesn't agree with me on anything. In fact, he was a big enemy of mine. You know quote unquote and we had a very public battle- and it's not Van jones- for anybody who thinking it is and we had a great dinner, he asked to say I've seen a change in you and there's been a big change in me. Can can we just talk so we did and we we, and we still don't agree with each other on anything, but we had a really good conversation, then road to mean he said I saw you on Hannity and he said I can't square the two. He said Well, how are you saying this about the border? An you know, blah blah blah blah and what it was. I had to write to him last night and say: look there's one. Thing about a welfare state. You want a big welfare state and you want the free market and you want the constitution, that's great the thing about saying: hey. I want socialism and not sweet

socialism, because that's a free market there more free than we are that's just a big big welfare. With a very free market, and we can talk about that. But when you're starting to talk about things like banning the free market on health care, then I got trouble but if you're a communist who is looking, to overturn the constitution and you're trying Do it intentionally, through overwhelming the system, I don't have a lot of nice things to say I mean I think we should be all be able to agree that there are lines that you just say I can't cross that I can't I can't cross that if we're going to have a civil society. There are a few things that we have to agree on and I think at the left is allowed to group everything from uh welfare state to communism together and say It's all the same

No, it's not you're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program we go to Fred Lebow, who isn't with the young voices and national Review and Brad's been honest with us before we were to Op Ed in the Washington Examiner Christians and L g B, T advocates could cut, should come together and support. Trump's fight against gay criminalization. Brad joins us now Hey thanks for having me on your bed, so tell me what's happening here: Brad yeah! at least the asian Island nation of Brunei. Just enacted acted law. It went into effect in early April, so they're now one of seventy two countries that criminalize homosexual behave

They make it illegal to be gay. In fact they even give people the death penalty by stone it. So, thankfully, I think this is triggered a bipartisan backlash, but what I really called on everybody in this piece to do is to come together. What do you personally christian, religious, conservative or you're a wild, progressive L, G B. T advocate not gonna, happen all end up for human dignity. Right, not happened. No, I talk to you. It won't happen. I went when this was happening in Russia. Remember they started giving. They started denying drivers license to people who are gay in Russia, and then there were the the My pda in public remember the Anti PDA law and it was when it was voted on. It was, if I'm not mistaken, unanimous in the russian legislative branch. So they they also, there were rumors that they were just scooping homosexuals up and, or killing them in one of the provinces or districts or whatever they call them over there. Pardon me

they were going to tenure right right. One act to give you could give you credit on that go on, because I was in your show all the time- and I remember that you had some activists on undercover activists. Yes, Anya and you were out they're being, I think, one of the only ones that I was aware of religious conservatives standing up for human dignity and standing up for human rights. So I think I think that you, you were an example of that. Well Brad. I will tell you the long before that three four years before that I went now for a private meeting with glad in New York said: look we're never going to agree on a lot of stuff we're never going to agree on. Trees and everything else, but we can agree on human rights and just because you're gay, you should not be you- should not lose your drivers like You should not lose your life, you should not eat none of these things, and we can stand on this an we have to come together. Christians who do not agree with you on what you're pushing and you

who don't believe with Christians. We need to come together and say this cannot happen. I spent a one of those frustrating frustrating hours of my life in a meeting. They could not get past the cake and our doubt about L and Glenn. I mean it. It just showed me that you're not serious you're, not serious, because cake is cake. Is he still a sexual here can get married and they could go, buy a cake. Some place else. These people are being killed at work for your priorities. Yeah I've never had any trouble obtaining cake.

And tell you about trying to what it what it showed me, and I I've been a long time, critic of kind of the progressive l g B, T movement for exactly this reason. You know trump derangement syndrome is a real guys. I remember, after Trump announced this initiative to fight the d, become motivation, homosexuality worldwide, it's an initiative led by about record now be progressive reaction to it was kind of ridiculous. I mean one op ed in out magazine and LGBT publication. Well, it went viral because it bizarrely argued that Trump planned to decriminalize homosexuality is an old racist tactic. Oh my god, people are not discussing these. She's in good faith, and there are more interested in weaponizing them for political purposes than actually coming together and getting things done and not to shame, and

and where has Donald Trump ever ever, given any indication that he was anti homosexual ever I think, as far as republican presidents go, he is on issues of gay rights, definitely the best the time I've ever known. In fact I mean he came into the oval office with a neutral position on same sex. Marriage right state should have the right to legalize it. He it's settled law, that's better than what Barack Obama was saying in two thousand and eight I give him credit on that, even if he does in general have some positions, but I wouldn't personally agree with on on homosexual rights. No. But I do think, though, that some of the standard on transgender issues are more controversial, but I think, on on on gay rights, he absolutely has been probably the best president in modern history is definitely the best Republican, so Brad. What do you suggest that people do so? I think that we can all do something to stop

these atrocities there going on in Brunei and going on in seventy one other countries, regardless of our partisan feelings. One thing you can do is you can support President Trump's initiative right he's already taking diplomatic steps to punish countries that are violate human rights of gay people, look at how tough you spend on IRAN. Iran is one of the worst countries in the world to be gay and he's taking all sorts of diplomatic actions against them. Another thing we can do is boycott american hotels that Brunei

Birdlife open and royal family on a number of hotels in America which are the what are they? So I don't have a list in front of me, but you can actually go to George Clooney's twitter account and he tweeted them all out. I wouldn't normally be, I think, allies with George Clooney, but hey that shows you how we should all be able to come together. On that. Another thing I would encourage people to do is to donate to the charity Rainbow wrote. A lot of these LGBT charities are extremely political, extremely partisan. Remember road is not one of those. What they do is they help LGBT people the skate and fully countries where their lives are in danger of oppressive government. The most importantly, I think everyone's just got a by neighbor. You know and embrace an attitude of human dignity and mutual tolerance. I this is a little bit too heavy an issue to ask this question, but do you think the NASA photo was faced with a glazed donut

Well, I haven't seen the rest of your show yet the hard evidence the when you see it that way. If we can get it right, when you do, we have first photo. Let's bring up the first photo bring up the first photo. Ok, ok! Now, let's see it doesn't work. It's closer than I thought it would be. Though I mean given it's not you're right. It's not right. It's not right! That could be something, but it does still kind of. Look like a donut tweet these photos out individually, but allowed to get rid of. I think we have to hit some of the lights. Okay, alright, Brad! Thank you so much. Assistant editor This is an editor for young voices. Would you write down? What is it Rainbow Road Rainbow Road? Would you write that down? So we can look into that organization. I will that's an organization if that's really what they do. I support that organization slowly. I mean this is the issue of focusing on low hanging fruit right, like This is low hanging fruit, the after building that you know the idea that we can step together and say: okay

Donald Trump yeah he's the guy. You don't like on the left, but you know what he's doing he's he's going after people who are victimizing these groups. You say you care so much about, instead of arguing about politics here in the United States. Here is something that we can all actually be on the same side on as it raised money though no it's abusing it clicks, it doesn't get clicked. It doesn't. It's money right now and that's that's. I mean that is a huge problem and I and I and I don't care if it never gets a click it's which worth talking about, because there are a million issues like that. Where you know Arthur Brooks, is on your podcast this weekend, RON Lee, Awesome media is one of my personal heroes like might to legitimately he's able to do all things I say in my head. I want to do he somehow able to do them yeah and he's super smart, he he he's run American Enterprise Institute. You go, watches TED talk on on capitalism and what it's done in the in the in the world. Again, it's a ten.

This is not a conservative audience he's able to go to these places where people don't even here is ideas about how good capitalism is and and tell these stories, and he does that really really. Well and one of those he does it is that there's a million issues in which we can find a common ground and both all be right on and his point is: instead we are incentivized by the media and and all these other things, to focus on the slight differences and make them as expensive as possible. I know look, we have real differences with people like Bernie Sanders, and- and he in this get you know Arthur Brooks- is a conservative he's not arguing we adopt his policies by any means, but instead of constantly looking for the outrage in the conflict trying to instead find those things where we can actually persuade people to our point of view yeah he's he's a brilliant, brilliant guy and he's going to be on the podcast this weekend. That's the Saturday Podcast, wherever you get podcast, make sure you sign up for the Glenn Beck podcast.

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