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it's Friday, glad you're here, especially for today, cuz you're, going to enjoy this. We have Daniel Hannan on in a few minutes from London, there was a there was a story from New York magazine that american leftists believe that Urban he's inevitable victory would be their model, I mean did to tell you. Is the bottle. What happened yesterday? going to happen here in Amerika will go there in one minute. Gas is therefore about programme. I know that Xbox it you bought for your kid for Christmas, yeah yeah, the one. You're, going to play with the volume muted after he goes to bed yeah that one of them once gone. The first time burglar breaks in that's gone. That's from underneath the tree thing, a value gone.

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well, I appreciate you calling me mister back. I'd prefer doktor back but doktor back. I mean I worked very hard for that, yet you should have an advantage that title the night it, but it was in Virginia and I the living in Virginia. The time I had a fly, sit there and listen to the speeches of people graduating that. I didn't really care because I didn't know I d go to school and now and I got to listen to somebody going blah blah blah blah blah he's a doctor and I'm like. If course I am give me the certificate, so I can start doing some foot surgeries. Do some doctoring, bright right, So what do you know? What the most important thing to me in the world is gone. What is that stop licensing I that's, how you prove your value. Well says I. As a doctor, I have to agree with the right, as in Kentucky Colonel, I would have to agree with you

you are also a colonel, our I'm, a colonel down at a doctor, colonel I'm, Colonel doctor, I'm actually irreverent. Oh, my gosh, I am reverent doktor colonel back. I want that firm from IRAN out. I you that's how you dress me not, MR back its reverent doctor. Colonel back. So if you call eighty eight, seventy seven be easy K. You don't have to put the Reverend Colonel Doktor back in the phone number. No It was our dialogues, you should think it and then, when you call up and Glenn answers and says a bill, your on the air reverent colonel doktor, back how are you down here and is or blue reverent got his first but the hard work? I it on my my doctorate in there a little bit of Kentucky. You also ease Reverend Doktor, Colonel Arrive and Colonel doctor. No, it's Reverend Doktor, colonel, ok, ok, you got it Reverend Doktor Colonel Back Reverend at your colonel back. This is from here out. I've vanka may be changing. Glenn backed our com. To that Reverend Doktor Colonel Back Doc up

without their registered, that I got now. Probably someone from media about MID erected aright. So you know licensing is important and I think it's important that mean if you're a hairdresser, the right- God forbid, You try to do anybody's hair without a license, and you know what, if you, if you or if you are a painter of some sort- God forbid, you paint somebody's house without a license right now, throw another one in there. Let's just say you wanted to stay alive, you have have a license right right, as you don't have the right to defend yourself, not closed. I have to make sure you have a license correct and that's where this is really import. Yes and we learn the story in Illinois. Guess I recently were a woman was in her car and was attacked by her ex

now what do you do when you attacked by your acts? Ujiji, I guess you could just let me know, Adam kill. You is. I think this option, one while awaiting the only we are you licensed. Well see this is the issue okay, cuz, because because, if you have a license, you could do his hair. Or you could painters, nails who contain is nail scissors sorts of things. You give him a massage right here so you have to have a license. That's what really lets you know what you can do right. What does your value as a human being correct. The government should tell us what a certificate gothic exactly right. Here's the thing, her thought Maybe I should try to stop this person trying to murder me well now. That's an aids is interesting thought but obviously that's not enough information of storage or she took out a firearm. Oh my gosh Anderson. To use it to stop him from killing her. Now it was a legally owned firearm. Yes, in Paris,

That's part of it. She had a licence. To own it all? She knew yet her if she was totally licence to only a problem. However, she didn't have a licence to use and she didn't have a licence to carry. It now has a huge, difference our own area in her car. She wished she had inner car. Now there are some slum box, you can have it. They taxes, for example, you don't need a concealed carried to keep it in your car. However, and Ellen I thought different story, though probably in Illinois. It's a lot like New York, New Jersey, where you have to keep the gun in the Glove Box, but all the bullets in the draft report, which is really helpful in these areas. In this situation, somebody comes in trying to kill you in your car you're like hang, Just a second I've got my firearm. I just need a second to get out to my trunk. Get the box of bullets load the and then can we pick it up from their yeah now a minor issue here, of course, now look. This is good at attacker, she's able to fend off the attack, Police come and they put the The attacker in jail,

and that's good. That's good stuff! I mean look he's an attacker now. Obviously they had to talk to her too, because she did break rule. She didn't have a concealed, very licence and she was able to sure utilise her God given right to defend herself and her constitutional right. To bear arms to do so, however enough she didn't have that licence. So obviously she had to go to jail too well, that's all now, having its only comedies, only governs you'd put the woman who was just almost murdered by our acts in jail, and now he went to jail and had a ten thousand dollar by. Oh, my gosh, now trying to killer for trying to killer ten thousand dollar bought. It doesn't know about it's hard to raise. He probably is still in jail, was able to raise the bonds. Our ok he's he's out he's out o j there's a little bit of a wrinkle wrinkle here and the storing hang out. Let me see if I can: iron the wrinkle out, Father deserted

I gotta she's, also in jail and her bond is seventy five thousand dollars and she can't pay it. Seventy four, seventy seventy five, seventy five hundred to have thousand evidence, five found a she's, a dangerous individual see the gun Jean used a gun and she used it without a license. That's like Aachen, into a hairdresser and just somebody say analogy Bobby Lobby Levy cut your hair and they don't have a license. Yeah, you don't say I cannot back and have. Thus users are sharp there very sharp they who, if you have a license, who knows? Are you running with them? you might know running with Nazism, never gone to school. I was gonna. Tell you taken the tears exactly government, can't the government- and you can't run around like that- thankfully the government and the state of Illinois Honey protected us. It gets as dangerous woman and kept her in jail, sir and local lily hey. Men and women are exactly alike. There is no difference between their size, their wait, there's nothing now

they have been identifying that day as if there was any difference. Some people would suggest that the gun is the grid equalizer now was there's no difference between, though there there's no different women should not have the right to demean. That's not cool, and you know what I mean. Should meant no one should be able to defend themselves. You should just let what happens. You happen to you unless the government decides to license you to change that outcome and in this case, it did not so she's in jail and he's free, the guy who is beating the crew. But his x is free running around freedom beat up anybody else. You want to but she's in jail, but she's and your protected not be protected from him right.

It proposes a twenty year. This is her her on a mandate for other night may I say as a reverend also a doctor and a colonel, but the Reverend part, may I say, give me- and I am a man, a man, a man, men recognize her us ended the lessons from the Lord. You know it's crazy about this is well every so, let's just leave it at that it's all crazy, Does she have a go? Find me page, that's good I don't know the answer to the let's make one for her. If she needs seventy five thousand dollars. I think this audience candor, It would require the way. Do you know who do you know doktor reckon reckon Walled yet Michael Rectum Walter.

As you colonel her now irreverent doktor just a doktor s dead. It's embarrassing! If really variously anyway, so he's a friend of ours who has been just hammered, he lost his job at and why you, because b he humming? He was on the left side and then it was like this is crazy. What's happened? Right now is crazy, so he lost his job. He can't get it other job anywhere he's looking for another teaching job at some university that might take him. If you work at a university, please kinda him. Can you gotta go find me and see? if Michael reckon world is up there sure how he is reverend. Article is a thank you. He is, I think, he's about to lose his house and everything else. Really here he's written a is written a book, If you can just by his book. That would be helpful, but he

is really having a hard time, because the union there's some bad guys on the right. That would love to pay him lots of money. He's taking pretty much any job. He can get right now and he doesn't he's. You know he's these. The for piecemeal, but here's a guy who is whole life has been turned. Side down and all of his It works all of his friends. Everything is now gone. Do I'm saying. Yes, we will make sure that we can confirm its the right it is. I like it is well. I don't know I'm looking at will. Let me see it, you know what now I'm a for a doctor. I demand the colonel and me says, see it: it's five thousand Argo, right now, there's another one: that's see. This is wine. I didn't just blurt this out and there's another ones of fifty. Why do we look into this, and setting gives only time? You know I mean it, I'm I'm sorry about that. We're we're gonna racist! That's the guy living competence. I ask for a scalpel,

by number one nurse. Let's make me I had this is The kind of incompetence that this hospital will not put up with other day you should know of your listening on radio. I am dressed in a sexy nurse outfit, That's that has to do with this particular segment, just like it in its comfy but I am dress that would just to keep the visual go and yet no, I think it's it's very nice. It's professional making its professional for minnow for what we do- and I am I do have to tell you I will miss it you are on suspension as of about two hours and forty minutes. For two days you have a two day says I don't want to see you again in this. Operating room, They show ends I don't see you and here again until Monday morning will I hope, for next week. You don't suspend me for multiple weeks, because that way play bad. I hate that I won't.

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but it really is. I mean there was a there's, a thought. No really really bad guy get at it. Part of England, Jeremy, carbon, who is absolute anti semite this that this one really fit these days, pals around with terrorists that one from from the old Sarah Palin days, wanna huh, percent fits cheramie carbon. He makes he makes Bernie Sanders. Look like George Washington really does, because he does not like freedom. He does not like Great Britain, he loves the former Soviet Union. I mean he is a very bad. Add guy area, but it seems like, I can only urge the UK can a figure that out Britain figured that out and they gave in and gigantic wind to Boris Johnson, the conservatives

in a in a way to the to the level that they didn't even expect. Conservatives didn't even special meeting at this level. It is, it is bigger than Margaret Thatcher and a out the size of Winston Churchill in World WAR too, and he was pretty popular. He, certainly not merely. I learnt that I think we should go with big. That's good, They lost the the left lost seats that been held since like nineteen thirty. I saw one those eighty four years it had been held by labour, the Labour Party which, as you know, this essentially their left oh conservatives over there now have it endorsed, that's it. I mean he's either he's Grady, he he really becomes, of as sort of aloof and a little silliness hairs. Messed up in Vienna is kind of a goofball

by design. I think you know, but in reality absolute randomly smart. He disarming he comes out before before he walked on public. He must up his hair. I mean he is he's much more calculated yeah, you know. Donald Trump is just like a ghost Edith pulls the sick shooters out, as he feels Carbon is is Johnson and our Johnson is really really really an intellectual and and is more of a show- mean trumpets issue too, but but Johnson knows when he's messing up his air sure and you know like this one around breaks it and what its an interesting thing here, because he hath a country voted for breaks and have them the guests pretty close vote, but exit one out and and and it was supposed to go through its been three years now, where we ve been waiting for this to happen and that gun

has that everything its care code to destroy this sovereign and stop it and interesting that a lot of people who vote to stay remaining voters Kmart came around and voted for the conservative party. Because they said you know this is ridiculous. I don't even want to. I don't want anyone practice, they voted against it, but what you're doing here. Is it you're not even honouring our vote like I, us and I'm willing to lose because we do, but we need to honour the things that that went on. I heard a Labour party member yesterday. I just thought, I wonder, what's gonna happen here in Amerika, the next election, but he He was saying you can't do this, you can and in this goes to the GEO P as well. Hello Obamacare. You can't ask people to vote let them vote and then

To overturn it just say we're not doing any of those things any parallels to the United States even bigger. I now none like you know you guys lost Trump one eye and stand you want. You want one different result. There you got it to do it in twenty twenty we're in the middle of an election go out there and if you think, he's been a bad precedent, defeat him well the light, this love this from New York magazine the idea that many people on the left here in Amerika, we're looking at carbon in saying yeah, you know, what's gonna happen in in great britain- is gonna, be a precursor what's coming in the map today, I'm like! Aha, it isn't your exactly right here, was so far out of the mainstream and he was he was pushing for the things that people felt were. Unfair and wrong people, people that voted for labour before they All this in one of the labor leader said you can't ignore

democracy. You can't ignore the people now this was a labour leader. This is happening with the media and with the left that they are just they think that they are in the main majority and they are not in the majority and the credit parties, learning something there terrified by this result, because this is This is essentially, if you think about it. From our perspective, if Boris Johnson is Trump Joe, the carbon. Is there a lizard with worn as their Bernie Sanders, and so the Democrats today are trying to say, wait a minute. We can't run somebody like that, because the same things gonna happen to us that happened to labor in the UK. You can't run someone so incredibly extreme and it's gonna rise, I think be whom I might momentum behind. Some of these more moderate put him quote candidates which, by the way, not moderate and half of what they are saying, our about her aunt

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Bill O Reilly bill orally is coming up in just a second stand by for that, your listening to the Reverend Doktor Colonel Back Programme and and I take all of those title seriously all of them, and you should do So we have. We have Daniel Hannan coming on we're trying to connect with him now in an overseas transit, cable connection we had him on ten years ago have, after he gave this great speech in the. U Eu, where he's like, basically saying Europe, England you should fire me. I don't want this job any more. We shouldn't be here and it was said the compelling speech then? What three years ago, we had a model or like congratulations, new did a debtor and it was like. Where were we EC so but they too to be a little sticky

and now we're having him on after the second referendum. This was is this a full election and bore Johnson swept and you can give the credit to borders listen but really it's Daniel Hannan. This is his movement, the bricks it movement This is his now there's two sides of this Daniel Hannan is the guy who really we should talk to other sources. Great show on. I think it was Amazon, where whose what's his name, Cumber Bun TIM Bennett, Cumber batch. Yes, he played. Who was it hand now head it was in, but it was a fair trade in the movie. Theater, I think was I thought was a show. Timer HBO show reviving hall breaks, it called breaks at and it I dont know any of the. I dont know any of the regional politics over there, but it's deemed pretty fair and good, and they portray.

Daniel Hannan really really well, and in fact this would be the least I'm sure for him. There been issues with it. But, generally speaking it was warm here, looked pretty good yeah. What are they? We treat them with respect, hang onto SEC Daniels on the phone, Daniel Hannan Pagan. Are you very good congratulation, sir, Second time, thank you wouldn't have done. Congratulate me congratulated the country that cannot go over its head high, having rejected Marxism and decent I mean it is crazy. It is crazy. I heard one of the Labour Party leaders yesterday say you know you just can't go against democracy. You just. Can you can't just not listen to the people who like what an idea? Maybe we should think about that here in the United States? I actually think you have just on earth put your finger on what the single biggest sentiment bind. This vote was near. We voted to leave the European Union three years

we voted to leave in bigger numbers than british people have ever voted for anything and I think, a lot of the kind of pro Brussels elite. What we didn't mean it? Yes, but it was the joke, and that is that you know that it is they Hector's and lecture us. We were just do as we were told by operators and on very glad that I live in a stubborn, stiff, necked country, where people just don't react like and if I'm not mistaken, there were people who voted to stay in the. U last time that were voting this time, saying in a y know you gotta listen to the people, is that true, yes, I think we all we all anecdotally. No people like that. We'll have friends and neighbours in that category and the figures without this was this was a pro democracy vote and it was also, I think, Swedenborg distress. This is it it's a remarkably caught a mainstream and moderate vote, because, although

the. Although his opponents have tried rather on convincingly to paint Boris Johnson that some kind of fringe or follow, figure? He or she is very much in the political centre. The area where you can call him extreme is, if you regard bricks, it is extreme if you're calling a majority of the electorate extreme elevated, if you think that its extreme for any country to want to live under its own laws and his own institutions. Some writing with Russia will take for granted the real extremists here with the socialist revolution. On the other side in the country, politely said no to them, because he is really more of a populist. I mean he kind of goes where the people are. Does he not while I'm it does it? Subsets have always is is, is politically very much in the mainstream. He's is is characterised by large, he has a very flurried and colorful way with words. Here. The burning didn't like that. His politics are fairly traditional. Conservative politics journey call bitten.

Who is a much more kind of normal, the kind of guy in terms of his background and is appearance, and so on is absolutely from outside. The mainstream, something we never really add. An apologetic Moxley, all right he's a he's, a marxist seas of visa virile. Anti semitic figure it seems to really hate in great Britain and what it stood for four we're going way when I back with it, I don't think he person, I would it be as far as I can. I don't think he personally is Anti semitic, but he is so self righteous that he could not acknowledge or accept that his party had a problem with Anti Semitism which comes out of this. Is our alliance between extreme left and the islamic jihadi type so, and because he so convinced that, where, where the lackeys, where the good guys he just couldn't bring himself to accept that the problem,

so who is boy? That's very gracious of you to say that about him. How how much of this was about M, as well as as the british people saying we don't want. We dont want what he is selling beyond breaks. It yeah I think it is very likely that was a very large part of it. Ma Am burst. Are you sure that Britain is unusual in two respects compared to two Europe politically, in modern times we have never had an anti semitic party anywhere near power. Of course we have had individual anti Semites. Yes on the is just as you, every other country in the world have here, they ve, never before infiltrated one of the major parties that is new and without side. Our experience. Second and again, this is very different from almost every country

We never had any significant communist party. There was never any parliamentary movement that was marxist finnish orientation until now, and those two things came together in the last couple of years. Under this labour leadership and unit in your country, which deep down is a common sense, sickle level headed, fair minded country, just thought. You know what that is, not the kind of people. We are some very glad that we have kept our record intact as a country that has nothing to do either with Anti semitic. Conspiracy theories, but with reservations and what should wash ten and those in our parties here take as the lesson for America? Well, who are wiser than their leaders and people want representatives, legislators and elected representatives who remember that they are servants and not rules when

if only you know it, wasn't it in the inner spirit of light, until we really meant it and the three years we ve been told by our supposed intellectual elite, We didn't understand what we were voting for. We got it wrong and so on that, and we can see first of all, that all of that predictions of disaster conspicuous felt by means of the british pound, the power sterling endless straight line up, beating, the dollar? The minute the BBC said, looks like it's gonna, be the conservatives in a landslide I mean it. Straight line up right and that prove something which up until now I was only able to argue bit, but I can now pointed out. The rest of us can do some evidence, which is that the real problem holding back our economy and holding back

we ve done. Ok, but we should be doing even better was not break said. It was fear of a call being led government and now that that fear has been removed. I think that there will be a mud, all pent up and went into the UK economy, because businesses that were holding back not a dynamic, drew up in a restaurant. You buy a house, you no one wanted to make those decisions. As long as there was a prospect of a car, in its prime minister, who was prepared to expropriate private asset. So now that is that that has been removed. I think the UK economy is now poised to take off. Are you going to actually leave by the end of January? Yes, twenty twenty We will have to be maybe I was illegally. I get that surplus. Yes, we will leave

Eleven p M six p M eastern standard time on the thirty first of gender dinner. The main factors here, at least from the outset, a perspective are german corbies an extremist and the british people want to say democracy counts. We know this vote happened. And we need to honour it if you had to give a kind of a split. What was the bigger factor there. Very obvious you're quite right, those those were the to the two main factors and end and that every linked, because you know that the refusal to acknowledge democracy, kind of concerned, all the negative people had about what I want. That is a party that would have it s a bad constitutionally there's. One third factor, though in this, which I think is, is

fair, not act, which is the personal popularity of forest from some and his ability to connect with voters in seat that had a cultural, hereditary or tribal affiliation with labour, which almost made it impossible for them to look. It's a conservative candidate because of all the connotations that they grown up with and boys it a sweat folder that away and there that the whole electoral looks different. Now we had a better vote for the conservative party can be absent Margaret Thatcher, her eyes, is he Thatcher or is he more like Churchill. I mean he used politically much more within the Churchill tradition, all sort of moderate patriotic tourism hidden You probably know the boys wrote a book about it. One of my favorite books right. It was

these recent off by a lot of the critics who sneered at it and what they said was Borys, his kind of reflection, the great wartime leader into a propping his own drama, the Churchill who emerges from the pages of his book is this between journalists and and which he acted in a speaker who is gonna cruelly overlooked by the party elites and until the moment of crisis now. But I should think that Christmas, Polly, fair boys, is not comparing himself the church, but I think he's probably true that he was inspired by elements of Churchill story. In particular, by the way in which the great man put all of that kind of the busying envy there, the I'm seriousness and the silly friends behind him and rose to the occasion- and I can keep very much sees this as his moment from wisely our it? So speaking of silly friends behind him, if he were in Amerika, you were wondering when you heard him speak last night, why Elmo Anna, weird Darth Vader was

standing behind him and why you will how'd Elmo to take his head off. It just glorious, isn't most wonderful thing what they were like can you are sitting Prime Minister, you ve got to go and find your constituency against challenges. By oh no it had one water fund is one very well all equal before the law that the politicians, the certainty so quickly can you tell us, was that Alamo and who is the guy in the bucket? We have eight. We had a tradition here going back about fifty or sixty years that a number of eccentric and choke candidates, stand against the main party leaders in their constituencies when there is- relax shot and at what if there is a party that guy with the guy you're calling Darth Vader ruse changed his name by deep Baltimore bucket head

the leader of quite old party. Began in the early sixties called the official monster raving loony policy managers contested every by election and its leader has stood against the incumbent, Prime Minister, that every election since the MID sixties so they are there actually older than our liberal Democrat, unbelievable, unbelievable. One last question the Scottish National Party very well- it's funny, because as the people were like hey democracy, means something and where we're we want breaks it well, that's really the message of the Scottish National Party and I think it's been us the same one since Miss Gibson put blue paint on his face. Leave us alone. We all want to queen. What's going to happen, that and House Boris Gonna, be like eight wait. Wait, wait with the difference of course that when, when that was put to a referendum, unlike with breaks it it, it was

Wow so why did this? Why did then National Party got do so well in Scotland? Well, this is interesting, so lots of their voices are in fact against independence for Scotland, but they vote for the Scottish National by, as a way of behind Appetising Scotland's weight in the union if you like, but maybe in sending a message to london- that they need to be taken seriously very very common thing. You get it in other places, weathers separatist feeling. I can't see that being another referendum in the short run, because the interview we had one five years ago- and everyone said that was a she was going to be at four lifetime song. But I do think that need to acknowledge the advance in the in India

the Scottish National Party any. It seems to me that that the fairest thing to all sides, given that Scotland voted to stay the in the UK, but not by a huge margin in twenty forty, the ferreting, be to try and come up with some compromise where there is more evolution for Scotland, including tax raising powers, fiscal autonomy didn't stop short of actually having separate embassies and so which I think is what the vast majority of people in Scotland say they want the annual autonomy, but not complete breakaway Daniel Hannan. I have literally ten seconds and I'm being screamed out of my ear ten seconds. Does this mean that this is push France closer to breaks it themselves or not You need a yes or no question from firm an answer. I dont think with France. I think the next country to go will probably be the Netherlands, God bless you. Thank you very much, Daniel Hannan, our friend from EU is that's where the EU, or are they represent, or whatever

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the latest from Chuck taught on meat. The press is just outrageous. These, comparing the impeachment trial to the Oj Simpson trial, except he's, got it backwards, got it backwards whose making this all about the glove, the conservatives or the media. Where there is a really sad story, a bill o coming up in just as there is a really Add story about gretta, third Burg, that his out her crisis of of meaning she is She is one of the saddest figures I think in public today. How you two exactly right. Apparently she had an eating disorder. She was depressed,

She had, no friends, she hated school by our own. Telling the story here. It's so sad, and then she found climate justice and that's, Her whole life, the meat She said there I meaning of her life she's. Now it's its cure. Her she's doubt better, and it's like when you put out her faith in something like that. Eventually, it fails you right. I mean I she realizes, she's, not gonna, die in a fiery flood in two years and then what then you're meanings gone to these I mean this is this is really a case of really bad parents. I think I mean is apparent. I would be saying coming go outside in play for a little while you know, let's have some perspective. Make your whole life about this? Your life has meaning, besides this

Really, a sad story will share with you well and bill. O Reilly is next time. And enlightenment, this has been one of the craziest. We in american NEWS in my life, because evidence is becoming so clear. The institution has been so violated. The fourth amendment does not exist anymore, it least for the FBI. They want to get you on charges. They wanna phone tap. You give they'll do this to the President of the United States. What chance do you have against this government outrage that

should be heard from posted coast from the liberals, the Democrats, the independence, the conservatives, the Republicans every one could be sitting straight up and saying: wait a minute wait, a minute! What's going on, did the media do anything about it? The meat barely even covered it and wall, the Wall coverage of the impeachment vote. Bill Reilly He is going to unload in one minute, as they call back programme Well, here the holidays, bad time of the year for break ins. People are travelling. Criminals are aware of all of the delightful stuff. That's lying around your house, simply If is there for comprehensive professional homes, security at an affordable rate, this is the best. Time of the year to get simply safe in their home security system. The holidays is, The best this is when they always have their biggest sale, they're, giving you a huge debts,

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The biggest story that I took out of all the chaos this week, or actually two very simple, stories for Americans that happen. Location is going forward. The first One is that it is: clear to me that the I was out of control, so the most powerful invest. Of aid to see in the world, not just in the country where Basically, Ronnie a bunker, oh scheme member, those all detective shows Jack Web Bunco scheme and it is We're there's! No denying it that way, basically colluded. That word, when I hear that before colluded, the FBI colluded to get with quotes and get diatribe before and after the two thousand

sixteen election. That's the big big story. Then all American should be very unsettled about. Guy. Had your fellow, so. My son said to be now he's fifteen and we, talking about it, said dad what will happen with the FBI and I told him and he sat there for just thirty seconds- and he said well, the real key Jenny is, and I was shocked here this come out of his mouth organised, that who is at the top of that who allow that to happen where who call who is calling the shots on this year. Louisa going. I don't know if you remember us to may remember, but he might have been off because Stu's off a lot. I told you about a case street group call. Bonnet group. Do you remember rather than I do remember? Ok, it's a dead you anything about this because it will never be reported on and in the media soap.

Every morning there is A conference call comes out of this group. They have offices and they our basically attached to the Democratic Party, but far more than that they are adherence of the secular progressive, movement funded by George Soros. Now soldier measures arose than your paranoid nod, or your anti semitic. Oh, you know, you know what the media does I, but this the true story. So but in Washington, who works in all of the agencies and all of these I've been know about this crew and they know that this crew, their activists and they tried to. Vance agendas and the agenda. Of course, in two thousand, sixteen was keep down drop out of the overall office right. That was the agenda of the bottle group before, it was destroyed. Fox news.

And the reason I know about this. I got caught up in this area. They heard me so that's how I know so much about them, because we put our investigators and found out, but anyway, so again into those extinct, hurt Donald Trump get him and in those in that campaign call me and Mikhail who the caves why'd. You remember, ran for Congress as a Democrat in Virginia there in that circle. They know all these People and they know it comes out so the early on and I dont believe that it was explicit. I don't believe, call him a cave at a meeting because their way too smart for that and told their agents led by Peter struck the infamous mistress guy with the tax get tromp, and That's your pals! That's how they do it implied imply.

And when they opening came from the bar conversation in London between Papadopoulos in the australian guy. That was the, opening the f B. I need it, now. We have a legitimate way to go in and try to serve veil the Trump campaign. We believe their dirty. It's like They know lowly organised crime, people are, they know they shall narcotics, but they need. Opening to get in and tackle. This was the opening. From their cascaded intake into illegality where they made. So they fall so texts between the CIA and the FBI. You do all kinds of things it defines a war zone. That's what happened. So. Let me ask you this: what why did Horwitz the I d come out with this. I think the headline is man be pamby because he calls them in inaccuracies, but list

Turning to his testimony, he knows those aren't inaccuracies. He know That is a fact or a set up lying outright to the fire, a court. He knows that why we need a language you and I- and this is absolutely true- back in O Reilly? One of two of the few who have pointed out that horror, which was this in which were the day in his testimony and the reason he was as he doesn't, want to be attacked by the Washington Post, which is powerful in but Horwitz, did tell you what you do. Three he did say that, but he said it in such an oblique way that you there be right into that swamp to know he said there was

ever an explanation for the FBI's conduct to the priority should have said was in all my years of being in the Justice Department. I haven't never seen. Anything like this streams, credulity, in other words the day to think that it was an accident to think that these mistakes, while seventeen of them were accidents, just bad judgment, but they're. Not. But there is It's not only impossible to have seventeen or nineteen mistakes all fall in the one direction. The action of changing and an email and reversing it? But you know Cutting our language referred, he's referred and he will be charged right, he will be charged. Are that FBI agent, who that now do it on his own again

Why wouldn't FBI agent put his whole career and life at stake for one? Why why any sense. So I could not have this makes, but what would your audience to understand is that this Horowitz powerful man inspector general. Yes, department did not want to put himself at risk by telling the american people what really happened. So he did the dance he told you, but he didn't really say it the dance. Is what they do. This it's getting frightening because, as Ben SAS said, he said I was ashamed- that I have to sit too people down from MIKE Lee, because I've had this argument for four years and I believe in the phases system- I believe in the Fbi- and he said I MIKE for five years? This doesn't happen now. I have to hear this that it is happening and it's happening in a case where

They knew this would get like they knew this would be seen so if there doing this now what the average American have in store with a Pfizer court word you're the I mean that Equally, I came out so I dont think that they knew it would they were gonna get caught because the press coverage with them, so you gotta understand the big picture. Only way you get caught doing career. The activities of the federal government level? Is it the prey uncovers it, because watchdogs aren't gonna do it. You saw a window he's not Elliot Ness right right, when you have the press in the tank, would ever harms, Donald Trump is good and we really care with you break the law to do it. This is the Euro comprise all right. The FBI,

He didn't fear exposure, who's gonna expose them. So this is so. This is so terrifying up. You know my peers. Dyke right were MIKE Lee said we should suspend all Pfizer courts until we know exactly what's going on, I e g. Horowitz said that they are conducting an informant an investigation in all of the Pfizer warrants, but this This should terrify people go so far beyond Donald Trump Nancy Policy in Adam shift. This a this is the fourth amendment does not exist today in Amerika, but about I don't know. I'm night buying into that the whole system? But the buys accords then? What gives you Eddie you re mine? We should remind your audience the reason this was put into place, was to protect american

some fine terrorist coming here and blowing up right. That's the reason that this was put into place. During voice. The Yunkers administration to give the Agencies Abbe I see I and I say more latitude to survey. People who might harm offset bill. Is the same kind of thing that ship was doing when he went into the skiff and said: hey, I'm gonna. Do these three phone numbers will that those were I say to you, can t I know when we can take they said no, and put a lost in court. That's it here today and who is eighty anti own CNN? Okay, so what watch. What happened here is corruption number one, but I believe Corruption was directed by James call me and Andrew Mc Cape, and I they will be indicted when The Justice department wraps up its investigation, Durham

but between now and Durham BAR pudding, people in handcuffs which will probably be in July. Ok, you, see attacks on both. Enduring, like you, ve, never seen by the press which wants, HARM Donald Trump. All of this, I don't not. Tromp knows it think he does is going to help him get reelected down That is even even the dimness of Americans. No, the six was in all of this stuff was contrive. It was based on nothing but getting president drop. And when you have an apparatus of federal eyebrows devoted getting a president? That's correct beyond anything that we ve seen looking. But I want to take a quick where would bill Reilly from Bill orally dot com. You can watch his show and get all of his good all

his opinions every day, a bill o Reilly, Dotcom. I want a pie, As here, because I want to come back and ask you about what do you think this sense it is going to do. How are they going to investigate cause people do both belong in handcuffs and people need to pay a high price, because if not, we have a banana republic right now, there's banana republic. That is happening, and if we don't get control of this, we all lose our freedom, we'll go to that in just a second first. Twenty three and me is here to remind you that you can give a gift that is really personal to somebody that you really love this Christmas. Have them open up a twenty three and me. Dna kit it is really an amazing experience, one that we didn't actually expect remain. I was excited

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However, I think that's right. Lee bad for the country because we have to expose all of this it's a very large call. I understand that if the Republicans put on a trial in the Senate, the democratic They will be embarrassed You have a lot of hard fight stage, subpoena ship he'd say no they'd subpoena I didn't say no Then I go to court and it goes on and on and on and on, but I think this, gee, that Mitchum O Conall and you have to assume Donald Trump is involved. With this idea what they have done is looked at. The polls. The powers which are pretty balls, which me Is that clear? and mine moved in all of these points agencies they wanted Britain, outlook and the

what they want. It was that the majority of Americans want present tromp removed from office, but it didn't turn out there way in both poles If you look at the methodology, which, of course below Riley dot com does where every Paul you see far more damage rats pulled and Republicans which in a case like this, is not fair. But even then only forty five percent of the rest Honest want him. We move because of this. Stop said Carl ensure. Basically, we won and we can use this- the demon as a democratic party yeah, we might get a little bit more. The trial but we have enough. Now I mean abiden himself, even always come up in the democratic poles. I mean my God baggages watching him with, Ukraine, stuff and so

that's a strategy, and that was the decision that was made so is any of them. Actual corruption in Ukraine, with the Democratic Party, Barack Obama and What is happening with our state Department and what is happening with our FBI? Injustice Department is that going. Be exposed Ankara and corrected, because I don't see that happening unless you have, unless Donald Trump has a trial in the Senate with a Supreme Court Justice and Donald Trump is tweeting all the time I met to sit in the gallery and I might just blurt things out then people will watch it and they are lazy. Job is ever sat a gallery and, as I know I know I know, only chance that we, the people really knowing the extent of the corruption in two thousand sixteen election.

John DOE, that's it now there's a pretty feisty guy, the attorney general. He asked it is quite clear that he is appalled by the corruption in the american Press and corruption in the democratic Party- Do you partisan? You see? It is your turn it's a border, no doubt about it. But he has power now and that's why you saw it had been. I mean I mean the forward a jet wrong, aren't exactly like olbers boyfriend, mother s kind of yet. Is now yesterday and attack him and, as I said, you're gonna see bar, but bargain take this investigation anywhere. He wants to take it boy himself believes always massive corruption in Ukraine in two thousand. Sixteen that will find its way in two: why don't you just apartment report with that

The only hope I don't like it I get this you go over there, you weren't has it ukrainian I ate them at you- and I were I tell me what happened over here. I would like to end were working on that. I I just ice. I tremble for my country, to quote Thomas Jefferson: This is so corrupt and so unjust on what's happening right now in the ramifications are so big, it must be exposed- and I think done Europe is the only one that can can make that happen. Because he knows how to draw a crowd Somebody's gotta, do it the right way more with them. Rarely has a lessening Glenn

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Second amendment guy forever. He some the host of forty acres then a few always be a fool he's being part of the blaze. Podcast network he's coming up and we'll talk a little about. What's going on in Virginia coming up in just a little while bill, O Reilly is with us now from below Riley dot com bill, Let me go across the water here for a second. I think there is a real lesson to be learned from breaks it and from this vote, no there was was really a referendum of do the Politicians have to listen to the people or not, I tweeted. Yesterday you know I tweet back now. I didn't know what I mean I missed out. I had the full disclosure. I have no idea how to do that. I appeal I tweet and my gave my cordiality, the chair, a dog s, three million two hundred and sixty five thousand twitter follow.

Wow. So yesterday I tweeted that the election in Britain. May, for both would. The ad tidings for the Democratic Party here, and the reason is that is now I endeavored screen Boris Johnson, and I'll drop. I agree that now added efforts. Neither one is a rational politician. They are both emotional men, They both are populists and Johnson kicked him serious Tail Labour party bought over there. I and there's not a lot of difference between the extreme on the left here in the extreme on the left of the Labour Party, their ruler, the communist over their media. Well, Jeremy, core been, I mean, my god, but

the real take away for Americans who really don't care? What happens in the british Isles most of us is that there comes a point where the folks You live folks, not their ideologues, not the really politically more people, because the people reach a point where they go enough and I think the Democrats My party and I believe that the chieftains know this. I see happened now enough. Adam ship, a knot of Nancy Police, not for Gerald Meddler enough of the fawning press that corruption ass. She and ends ratings are rock and it's amazing. These are the biggest stories and they have three year laws and ratings repudiation of the outfit, are right, and I think that we're we're getting now. Our trump would be. Dude. He can harness

steady, attracts a sixteen year old girl out of Sweden who watch it they cooler You know I said to myself no, no, this is not where you should be focused, then it is the did. That is the difference between Boris, Johnson and Donald Trump. Bores Johnson is much more calculated in his moves. I don't know that Boris Yeltsin has brawling outside a pub, so I'm not sure that back, but as for them drop is concerned. I mean why why don't a cure? I off the corruption? I agree. You know You can win the election I tell you- I had a supper with Trump. Yes, ok, many times, I wanna be redundant or repetitive on the global framework, in the upper. I basically said- and I would say this to the boy

Obama or anybody. I said, look if you to win all? You have to do is say ones simple thing you may like me? What do you mean We want them. That's it! That's all and most Americans. I believe at this point in history, say no, we don't want them. We what the New York Times we don't want, He too, we don't want all of. Pc rap. Will you can't say anything we don't want it and therefore will vote for the guy who opposes it. That's what it's gonna come down to, so the media is, I mean Todd on meat, the press in and then MSNBC and see and an you know not really covering the horror.

Its testimony in their reaction to the Horowitz testimony is I've never seen any there. I am willing now to say that the press on the on the whole is an enemy of the Constitution of America. They about they'd. They aren't, they are a danger and detriment to our basic bill of rights, but let's get more specific back all right, then whereas in the media we demonize them all day, long and joy. So your audience knows in the opening of the horror which report the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Lindsey Graham gave a statement, don't be sea, which is run by NBC New Correct, which is wrong by Comcast, refuse to take

Lindsey Grams statement. However, when the minority ranking member giant Feinstein, they were there, MSNBC took it now. That's unheard of for a news agency, but that comes from Comcast. Now, the most Important sound bite in the last two weeks from a politician was Michael Bloomberg, who took all the CBS morning NEWS that hey ass. I ordered my news agency not to cover me or any of the Democrats running for president, while at the same time gave them the green light to hammer Donald Trump as much as possible and they were women on CBS. Why? Let The same rights and Bloomberg Looked at her and said I sign the Czechs and if you accept

the Mai checks. There are restrictions on what you do. That was the most important soundbites that any body could digest Bloomberg basically telling the american people I going to control the news flow in my agency and that's what they do in every other agency. So using it simply want nursing it's important because he actually is telling the truth. He's telling the truth corporations are dictating. The coverage not What's your name and meet the press, not Jake Happar. These people are taking orders or right, they are ordered to do, and sometimes is explicit, and sometimes it's implicit. But they are not going

go against their corporate masters who signed their checks. So there's there's aid. There's a new! Must not do they're calling everything now, including the Horowitz stuff. A conspiracy through ass right wing conspiracy. I absolutely how, like you know what it's not given any tracks. It's not a the Good NEWS. I don't want your Christmas time and I I have a blog I need them make ran with it. I got it it's Christmas time in its goodwill toward man. I want people to be depressed, the turn around is coming in The turning round is not political. Its cultural people starting to understand that their rights are being threatened, on a number of different levels. We talked about the fine words you have talked about second amendment. Dad I'm deal o reilly dot com. All the time we talk about the first amendment, freedom of speech. Ok, people wished

You say you know what this totalitarian left that is on this, lay during every democratic debate. This is read to me and my family? Economically, it's a threat. Socially, it's a threat and Basic freedoms would be eroded if these people get power that turn around our aid is here now again. You're not gonna, see it reported you're, not gonna, hear it but I wanna boy- I have an advantage in life backers But he knows me about fifty percent people know you, but Everybody knows me right away everywhere I go, people engage and there I am because I'm six four to fifteen there or not because the euro is an irish guy. Who knows what he's gonna do they're nice, but they ask questions. And then they offer opinions and almost a hundred per cent of them I've had enough of this

I have had enough and again Trump a blow. Eddie may not understand. The wind will here that this is what I wanted to ask, because it goes right to that. I think he has the clearest path to victory since Reagan in Mondeo. However, he but blow it, and what he could have people are saying is that his paranoia is increasing, etc, etc, which you would understand you just had dinner with about. You didn't see it because you just had dinner with them yet true I didn't. I don't know if it's true or not, but I didn't see it right and I me: I've known no man for thirty years like and put him into perspective. He will it's the same, although is very well aware that these price in the United States- who I can't just go away- you Pinhead, you know like when he wasn't too much. You can't, but he was essentially the same. When I was speaking to him alone as

had been when I went to the Yankee game with him in the Nick Game, with him way back right eye. You see here. Facial ticks or how you know any that I didn't You know what the man is under unbelievable pressure, never seen him like a credible right near buddy. That night. Was a three hour debtor back. I was trying to look away. I gotta get out of here, But it was the White House, my god, you know it's such a magnificent, majestic place and I was lucky to be invited, but I don't see him. Being anything other than he has been. But the lack of discipline in here presentation on twitter at the rallies go and after the sixteen year old girl from Sweden that They re all the whole fagging agri bill orally,

Thank you so much what we have on bill, orally dot com and for Christmas. I, while in all honesty, we have had a unbelievable year on below Riley, died, gum and a lot of damage thanks to back, because I'm on every Friday with back in, and you know the word gets out, so we are the best action coverage next back you'll have the best. I have second best, I have to say you cut me off. I believe this is his Hawaiians. He gets you want signed copies of the United States drop with your great stocking. Starfish This is the last round up here, bill. O Reilly die comes you want to get him to you before Christmas book is a fabulous success. Thank you again, a lot of its view, and so do I you guys like the book, and I really appreciate it. So I just wanted to plug that and wish you guys. Are you gonna, be here next Friday we gonna chatter, you God, I'm gonna, be here next Friday

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I'm in love with a rock. He runs for twenty twenty four between him and Nicky. Haliae allow Antonia go get online, I die no, there. I don't know, but to the other two I mean I really like the rock whose policies, but no, I don't know any of us, but it is not important anymore. No, I am not at all night that's out this week and I'm really interested to see Richard Jewel from Clint Eastwood traffic looks will you really go so do remember covering that yeah with no eyes are watching that I remember covering it and thinking. This is crazy, what's happening. And I dont really remember how it all ended on the thing. This is basically my favorite genre of movies, which is dramatic. Telling recent historical events. I don't know why I love these delivered him because I want to. I see it, but I can't look at any of it Veronica dont want to re learn. The story I want to I wanted to.

Revealed in the movie and then I can go back and see where they took artistic licence here and there, but I want to go back and know the whole story before ago, while the press is very upset about it. Yet I can't wait to read one of the reviews to you, because their hypocrisy, it it's under heavy kittens, just studying all right, we're gonna talk about the second amendment in this big movement that is now happening in Virginia coming. In just a second year listening? that. We have given Edwards on just a minute. This guy is this guy's incredible. He has written nine New York.

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This is the Reverend Doktor Colonel lend bag program you do sound importing like you set sound keyword attainment. And enlightenment. You know only have one real memory of Mr Rogers Neighbourhood, and that is I'm sixteen years old, my dad happens to come home early front one day from work. I'm sitting at three o clock that we had four channels ABC Nbc, CBS and PBS and Mr Rogers was on and everything else was a soap opera and I just sitting on the couch getting some minor cornflakes or something I am. I add, comes in and he's and he sees me

look to the tv and he watches it for a second and then he looks at me puzzled. The many looks back of the tv, What the hell are you watching and what is wrong with you. Sixteen is definitely was one of those things regions for surfing yet for channels you're like I'm just gonna, eatables aerial. I watch this. My dad rightly at sixteen was like turn the tv tv off Mr Rogers now is an icon, an absolute icon. The question is: why and why now we have of the author of kindness and wonder why Mr Rogers matters now more than ever, Gavin Edwards in one this is the Glen bad Programme also, I don't think, there's any relation. Cam Edwards is gonna, be talking to us about the second amendment sanctuary cities in about thirty minutes.

What's going on in in Virginia is not getting any coverage, but it's a very big deal. Aright. I'm sorry stu. I know you're a vague in my daughters of again, but I love meat. And here is the proper Jeffreys to eat, for eating meat. You can do you well. I also raise my own cows and then I killed them hanging like I know the process. That is why I am aware of it. So but I kill them nicely, I mean it's. I dont know if there is a nice way to kill Hemingway killings, I agree with this autumn. That's what I'm doing anyway, there's a favorite give package out now from Omaha stakes, dot com, I M a rancher. I do raise my own cattle. I eat my own beef and I have to tell you I don't know what magic they feed the cows foreign alma stakes, but the this is America's original butcher, and this is the most. Tender fillet, I've ever had, Omaha stakes, dot com,

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best selling author of nine books, including the town of Bill Murray last night, viper room the successful skews me while I kiss this guy series of Misheard, Lyric collections, longtime, contributor, rolling stone these written for the New York times wired, billboard, details and G Q, and has moonlighted as a game designer photographer and demolition derby driver. I love this guy Lives in North Carolina in Charlotte welcome to the programme Gavin Edward, sorry, user. I'm I'm, I'm very good, so Mister Roger he is. He has always been an amazing man. Anybody who ever paid attend into him he's been an amazing man. Now is gone and He is an icon, an app food icons surpasses anything Sesame Street ever did this,

this is the guy that you look at NGO. That doesn't exist why is he suddenly so popular and everywhere? Well, I think there are two reasons. Why is he was the we'll be you deserve much Rogers would have still been a lot of good in the world if, like off stage, was like driving fast cars, jumpin cigars, like if that show, would have still help people, but everyone knows that, like here Often the guy like if he was out you deserve, like any saw a kid like on the air the room where he was having lunch like looking distressed, he would get up from its meal. He would walk over, get down on one knee and talk like here to make sure that kid was okay, so that with what it was about, so Gavin at this point in our history. I dont think that guy could exist, because everyone would go. I think there's something wrong with that. Guy there's somethin wrong. I am people

there's something wrong with a guy when he came out of those people who said you know, sir, boy get. She would take his patience with kids. Not is perverse necessarily. Kind of as an insult in others, this guy The newspaper wrote, you know any self respecting Father just want the punch, Mr Rogers, in the nose so bad you like it Do you like challenge of people likely take in a service gentleness and his carrying? sort of like an implicit. Why aren't you doing better, which is not what he's trying for of it does in fact challenge you to do better to tap into your inner mister Roger, then you're, like you, couldn't be better off like I have found you just like it watching the show once a day. And yes, I like thing myself now then a sort of like a bugle location,

people. Can I listen better? Can I get in touch with these very basic messages that, like he taught me when I was a kid like forgot about and put away like improve my life, but he wasn't a meaningless like Sesame Street, he wasn't a runaway smash, was he sent me straight, got even bigger, even faster. God he was in fact you know, sort of way. Could he took on that with a show that sort of, unlike yes or like local public television in Pittsburgh and then went other cities and they would priests who knew just a game.

The fan letters window in early on when they didn't had no silly have enough budget to do the show. Yes, they found out there in a sort of like the mothers and like different areas were just like going door to door raising money for the show, and they would show up like Boston, Chicago Muff, Angela Thin say, oh, like Mr Rogers, making personal appearance and the stations would be overwhelmed with thousands and thousands of families which so pretty quickly you innocent, even if he's not on adults rate, are kids connected with them, but, like out, this is the guy who cares about me looking at me in telling me that you are like is happy that in their day to day special and that's something magical, so you look at him and the way he spoke was just very different and Oh here, people say don't talk to your kids as if there you know moron

now. I know he missed going for he was going for a younger younger audience. Obviously, but was that one? who was that tone than he spoke to the kids about? Is that the way he always was with adults, unnatural cadence! That's the way he was with a dog. And you can see if you see the new movie with Tom acts like who does in many ways they're nice job vacancies fighting oh down the actual speech, batter, that's not how most people speak, but that was what he did and he was very comfortable silence. He would take. The radio in his car, because you just want to be alone with his thoughts. He had one of my favorite sequences on the show ever which he filled with a fish tank with water is about three minutes. Not much happens. The budget like yeah he's just hanging out with the kids in the camera, then the units are like we're just going to be here and watch the fish tank fill up. He is obviously very

mentally healthy individual that likes silence. Very few people like and can handle silence nobody nobody who is Nobody who is, who is struggling with things will take the radio out of their car. I mean determine your businesses get ill. You know like do you think about it? It s like this is obviously a judgment. It's not! You deserve quiet time. I could contemplate about air through, like people say that death, when the others, not something filling every second, so who owns the rights to MR others? Does his family still on it? The foundation which now does show dangled hydrogen consultants on somebody is paying somebody for all of these

The trails of him and in everything, because I'm I'm wondering it's it's It's almost so far out of the blue, and maybe that's why it's so successful because he's the anti today. Nor was it kind of or was it kind of like you know, it's a wonderful life. All there's no copy wrecked this when it is clear that solidarity really really responding. As you can see just last couple of years, I think you know like. Whoever you are like you like that, how we feel about. What's our politics in the world, you can see, things are getting louder and they're. Getting like next year router any like looking reality television, you look at how people interact with each other, and it just feels like in our lifetimes, India, like the dial, keeps going up in there just more hostility in the air than their use. Today, as I think people just like,

If Mr Rogers, like a glass of cold water, that you say, oh it doesn't have to be like the father I can actually even by uncontrolled mass culture. I can control. What's going on like in my family and in my neighborhood now I reacted people and that I think why there is so much interest in him and like renewed love for him, the last couple of years so he's a m he's a pendulum swing that we hope will catch on bigger than just going to see him at the movies or reading about him in your boy he's a pendulum swing that we we're. We hopeful you'll. Go now that's about them swing had not just because of what one big popular vent, but because lots of people decide to push through the little the same direction, as are the more people just like take a moment to hazard, would be kind to hazard, of, like

who down and like listen to their kid and said that we are we gonna. Do we got a guy then, like that, to the good season show could exist today where we were able to observe that, like it was this weird lucky thing that in reserve that you got into public television in reserve at just the right time when they had just sort of like ours that needed to be filled, and he had these gifts of a sort of like he would get a puppeteer and he had like. You wrote that music itself any new all these things that he knew how to do. A show bet. You know just because like well, there's nothing else. If that or air, so I dont think you could ever get that show on the right now, but I do think that somebody like him could come on a day such natural communicator. He would find a medium and he would still find a way to connect.

Any explanation on the name, Mr Mcfeely, so That is actually sometimes you will leave her eyebrow and like this, that a double and Andrew. Well, I mean it's, not you it's a kid show. The guy is really soft spoken in the mail. Man comes in and talks to the kids from time to time. As Mr Mcfeely it's one of things like when you look at Michael Jackson in your life keep it in the closet. Maybe we should have thought about that. Something really will Rogers middle name, but, more importantly, with the name of his grandfather, MEG when mother Mcfeely, who, in a sort of one of the reasons like the bread, had such a connection with kids, with the other kind of an unhappy child. You grew up and privilege, but he was shabby. He was asthmatic. He was awkward. You know you

so you're, just gonna like shy and in many ways unhappy, but somebody who doesn't really showed him like a lot of the time with his grandfather, who, like would encourage him. You'll like hey, you wanna, go, have an adventure go by climb these stone walls and the farm? Who do that? It's gonna be ok. If you rip your pants and he was the person who told them they observed. You need today special just by being here, and that was something that meant so much afraid when he was a kid and somebody was able to pass on the kid So what we need today like it was a tribute to his grandfather. So what's his family like is the deed. You have children and what are they? like today so he married his couch sweetheart down their joint lodgers concert. Pianist there who are sort of like is the day the terribly had great good times together, no she's, yes, her, like a good human being, but West Patient

Rogers could who is efficient, read. I am nothing shall talk about how you guys are like. I would like, in the context of a guy, was like no good at all. I don't think he knew what he was doing and that he would say. Well, maybe he was having a bad day that is that the two boys who deserve our basically by the people the optical in the public eye, but they do an interview and now and then in tribute to their dad and decent people, I mean I mean it seem to forget that was he there for them, yeah that I'm in he was there were. People say is that he was like a very loving attend to Father the end sort of like in some ways, even training to be a father all his life. He was not very good at disciplining them today. You deserve, like a view

very good at communicating in better, yet like found it hard to be the authoritarian, it turned out to be your Obama's drop in that house, given Thank you so much great talkin to you. You follow given him enjoyed at me to Mister Gavin Edwards, where you can follow him. The name of the book is kindness and wonder Mr Rogers. It is well worth your time to read and I have not seen them. I saw the documentary I think. As I half of the documentary and I haven't seen the movie yet, but I want to- and he is somebody that we all be looking toward right now cause if we could just listen to each other me a little kinder maybe the world would be full of a little bit more wonder that we would notice. Thank you so much Gavin appreciated. Thank you. They forget. You met granite, Let's talk a little bit about gratitude. People who are filled with gratitude are happier in their life. That is,

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to stand up for the second amendment and no obvious in the media is not really covering it. We also had to you'll Hannan on earlier today, you have, if you missed a minute of the show today, you ve missed a lot, make sure you listen to our podcast. States available lie anywhere. You get your podcast. Also, tomorrow's podcast is an interview with Dave. Reuben is not a good idea. So don't miss it. Podcast Daniel Hannan was on a day. We talked a little bit about breaks it. What happened in India in England, with the vote against labour, and it was a bludgeoning for the Labour Party and a lot of people here in in the on the left were looking at England in saying this is really gonna, be what it's gonna be like for us in America and if I'll drop places cards right. I think that's exactly what's gonna happen here in Amerika have even

following this sort of back and forth between the Senate and the President, where they're talking about how this ventilation as we go forward, but what Mitch Mcconnell seems to be saying is basically they're, letting the president may know take the lead here. What are you? What are you gonna? Do they should Yeah, I mean it's a little. We supposedly this is a vote on whether he's going to be impeached or not. So we would waste Glinda real impeached. I mean they just voted for the it'll, take a movement of yes, they did, but out of our committee, and so now it's gotta go to the floor and next week, then oh vote for impeachment, so he will be impeached. That trial means will he be convicted and removed from office. Mcconnell is basically saying you know he's trying to. I would save lose the argument against the Senate that you might make, for example, if they come out and just get this over with quickly and don't go, and all this depth

he's trying to say, look whirl of former president lead. If he wants to do this: fine, if he doesn't fine What's the point where this is fine, if he doesn't fine, that's the argument for Then it is a left wing. Wait a minute. You can't let the guy you who's in model trial, design, the trial you can't so but you're telling me is the Republicans are shirking their responsibility constitutionally in the Senate. They are mealy mouthed. They are spineless individuals who will join go along. But does seem to be the case that I agree that we I shot at the very least they should be publicly say right. I mean, I don't think it's a good idea to. Let them know, I think, is in the process. They should do what they think is right: right and I know, but I think what they are trying to say is basically win over trumps of orders of don't get blamed if Trump decides. While I wanna get this over with right now the he's trying to he's trying to defuse the argument to trumps supporters.

Who are saying wait? I want a big tried. I want this investigated and the President might might say and decide. I don't want to go through all this get it over with get out when the election. So what you're saying is the Republicans are only playing politics, not actually. I should like there s. No president's decision will what people say. I know I know that the Republican. Should grow a spine and do the right thing. That's I said two weeks ago and I continue to say back into the second distracted frustrate is to thank you and I worked According to a recent learn that from surrenders according to a recent report, eighty three percent of U s- consumers plan to shop online for holiday, gives but keep in mind, the FBI received nearly three hundred online theft complaint. That was last year alone. Now then, That was a loss of one point, four billion dollars so before you hit that by button stopped him,

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Go to place. Tbd commies, a promo code Glenn and save ten bucks off what a great Christmas present you can give write yourself Welcome to the programme MR came Edwards, whose part of the podcast cast the blaze podcast network were glad you're here, CAM, as many first amendment bright sky for ever since I can remember, and- has his podcast about, and I really want to talk to him a second amendment, and I really want to talk to about what's happening in Virginia and this. This move

and in Virginia. That is really getting very little attention and the main stream- and that is the sanctuary cities. Movement. Cam though I view this now, don't I haven't been there, so I haven't seen it. I don't know if you have, but I think that is more powerful than the tea party turnouts that were happening even at its zenith. You know what I think your line and thanks much ram on the programme, and we now have ninety one localities in Virginia, most of which are counties. They have adopted? The second an enchanter resolutions- and I have been to about eight of these county Board of Supervisors meetings where the resolutions have been discussed, and I ve never seen. Anything like this I mean you have thousands, Virginians, who are showing up with their neighbours with their friends with their family. I too urge these supervisors to to pass a measure that says we don't play spending any county funds enforced

an unconstitutional gun control laws- and you say you know this is again more energy than the temporary women. I think at least as much energy, and this is so high local no, not a top down movement that it really is incredible to say so. What is the state of Virginia in doing what the Democrats who, first, what is this a right versus left issue, or is this by partisan. These turn out, I think it is largely a white Mercians left Bud, I do know that there are Democrats who are showing up and democratic voting in support of these resolutions, particularly in low Virginia yeah. I think it's a poor gun, anti gun split honestly and the Democrats in this day five regulator Now, don't you want to do congressmen Donald make each who represents urging his ward congressional district? about how Governor North, we should send out the National Guard to an

These new, uncontrolled lies in the that data refuse to you in where's gun bans or magazine bans, gonna more than has promised that there will be some sort of unspecified consequences for tat. They do not capitulated, but so far, We know that doesn't seem to be having any effect on the movement whatsoever. So what do you suppose the people of Virginia will do if they send out the National Guard to infer. Or something that is. I mean it kills me. You know, sanctuary cities are known as cities that are breaking the law and saying and defying the law this this one is saying no. No, it's a bill of rights, its issue and we're standing by the bill of rights it's in the constitution and not letting you in way. What did the? What do the Democrats think would happen. If they, if they enforce it with with,

with some sort of national guard I guess they assume that folks would comply, but If you don't see that happening, there are so many canny Shiro were now seeing commonwealth attorneys, which are local prosecutors in Virginia. There are also saying you know what we're not going to go out and we're gonna arrest. Anybody we live in a twenty round magazine or or we're not gonna go on fees, anybody's guns. Ultimately, I think that's what this comes down to the governor and these anti lawmakers can these laws on the books, but they ve taught us Glenn. How do we? a few years and we're taking pages from their playbook we're doing exactly what they have done. The state of Virginia there was a commonwealth attorney earlier this year and poor Virginia you announced that she would be dismissing every. Your marijuana case that was brought in her office right

Norton didn't complaining, didn't frightened her with sanctions or send it'll, be consequences for ignoring stay law. Why would it be different I can about you know not enforcing. Quite frankly, a lot of these laws are enforceable anyway, but not enforcing universal, our ground checks or not enforcing a magazine ban. I just don't the difference there and I think the democratic I've kind of pay themselves into a corner location he says that you know we have to have universal back. Objects. I don't understand. This is the most popular thing you can say. As a Democrat popular with the Republicans independence and Democrats. Can we have those doorway- we have those and we got back grandchildren, retail, Salem, a firearm and what they want to do is they want to expand, add to the private transfers between family and friends. So, even though you either you and I met for the first time back in two thousand and three,

It would be illegal for me. Do human loan you a virus, he came to visit me I in Virginia, it's absolutely absurd, and you know As far as the practical effects go, it sounds good on paper. It pulls really well, but if you look at stage where these laws have been put on the Books- Colorado, for example, past their universal background check law in two thousand and thirteen violent crime, I'm is of more than twenty five percent in in Colorado since that background check I was put on the books too little, public safety, it doesnt work event about targeting legal gun owners, and I think that what is really about that's enough for these gun control advocates to push it. So, if league the governor decides to call out the National Guard, which I do you think that's realistic that. That's a really owned, ok I don't I would be shocked. I think, is much more likely that the government were that the governor would try to use the reduced aid police.

All of the attorney general would maybe use his office to come in and prosecute in counties and pay cases you know was at the attorney or not, but I would be shocked in and really really bitterly disappointed if he governor actually try to do something like some of the National Guard, and I think that would fail by the way. I think that you know national guard is made up in Virginia of Virginians yeah I think the whose members of the National Guard are any more enthusiastic about enforcing the gun, control laws and began a share in a lot of local got into it. I mean this is something that people have talked about for a long time. You know if the army was ever turned against the american people, what they shoot. This is even this is even harder to believe because, as you said, those are Virginians and they would be enforcing a law on Virginians and most of those people are probably second amendment right. Paper. I just I mean it. That's a big test to to lose especially

it is. But again I like you, certainly making themselves into a corner Germany, even if we get into prostitution individuals for you, no violent any new downloads. Are they want to put on the books, lower, I think, was Rockingham County. There were about three thousand people who crammed into eyes glowed gymnasium and about another three thousand didn't fit outside the other night. I looking to then I'm thinking you know are those people he soon a jury pool are needed. Can make their neighbour? the convict. Who owns the hardware store they visit on a weekly basis? I dont think that they will so whether it do you know why I join our vacation, whether its thirty second women Sanctuary resolutions, whether its thirty discretion, that by want already has I just don't see a way forward, these gun control laws to be fully enforced across the state of Virginia? I think they're gonna be enforced in deep blue areas. I think

see exactly what we ve seen in places like me, your state, for example, after they passed the safe act, the majority of I under mention that gun control baggage take place the two boys in inner city, the Box and Muslims and the vast majority of people who are prosecuted are young, man with no violent criminally history who are sent to prison for three and a half years prohibited a farmer that licence- and I think it's gonna- be young minority men in low income, neighborhoods or primarily gonna- be abandoned by these. Control was in Virginia on another level legacy that the governor blackberries Northern really wants to we can Have you heard the case in Illinois of the woman who is trying to defend herself. She was in her car. She had. The gun. Issue has licence to have a gun licence to carry, but she had it in her glove box. Her Hauser Ex comes is threatening her life trying to get in the car trying to hurt her? She takes her gun. Out. She shoots he

it's. Why was it a ten thousand dollar bail? She has a seventy five thousand dollar bail. Weird the common sense here There is none, unfortunately, Annie. I am very familiar with this story of luxury learned, a couple of additional pieces of information, including the fact that this guy has been convicted of battery this woman in the past. On a couple of occasions, I did learn that the woman was able to bond out, thankfully she's, she's back out, but again it's absolutely egregious That leaves the state of allowing the attorney in Illinois. Would look in this case and decide that the woman who acted in self defence and police station she in self defence, someone should face a higher bond the guy who beat her in her car, its Howard and I just want you to know we're praying for for you and Missy how's she doing

he's doing she do location enjoying the holidays right now. She is actually not on any treatment at the moment. She was in a clinical trial for her launch Malta, lung cancer, but she had some side effects if she had to get out of it. So oncology said you know, look let's take a couple months. Let's see if any clinical trials open up and am got an appointment next week, and hopefully evolution back in his intervention by diameter. Spirits are good, I see in the Christmas, there are too many mean an crocheted little corny, God quitters that she's putting up for sale and are actually shop and Edward is trying to enjoy the holidays aerodynamic everyday out. How are you holding up Good, I presume you ask and the hours my job to be her rock so I let you know put all that on me and then occasionally owl,

wonder outside thankfully eleven forty acres and many risky, and here when I yell and scream at the moon or this under the silver clouds, and I get it out of my sister and I go back, and I I I do what I can to begin- make sure that that that every day it is good as it can be kept. Your good man say, Missy for us and endless this holiday season. Thank you so much. Thank you. Glenn Eurasia, CAM Edwards, a bearing arms dot com is also forty acres sand fool, which is a podcast on the blaze. Podcast network are right: let's take a quick break, tell Christmas is on its way, too far away lots of good food, good cheer and time spent people, we love bad time. Those who want to weeks left for the shah, many Christmas holiday, sale, time's running out for their best promotion of the year. Don't wait to order if you're worried about Turkey Knacker double Jan Uneven,

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of CNN, but first I want to remind you. What call me head said just Four days ago, last Saturday about the Pfizer process the sum total confidence it defies process was followed in the entire cases of thoughtful responsible way by the o J, and the FBI notion advisable to be used here is its nonsense? Will thus but the inspector general found in found D found that it was incredibly flawed, disturbing to all Americans is what he felt everyone should. We should view this. As Here is a former agee for the Bush administration on CNN prime time, with Cuomo less in terms of logic of thought and arguments. Why

this insistence on denying what was pretty well established through the testimony by respectable people about what happened here and why it happened, why isn't the stronger argument for Republicans look? What he did. Not textbook. Maybe that's because he's not a politician. It was even wrong in some ways, but they got the aid he never got any dirt on the binds. The election is safe. How can this be worthy of impeachment or

over from office. Why didn't I everything that is, there's a lot more going on, then just denying everything about when they're, making the points that you made number two. There is still, I think, some legitimate question about whether what was happening- charisma, which was a crooked operation as a great deal of the Ukraine, is didn't warrant some taking a look except to keep it away from the absurd the country's watching this right now about what is this standard of Beijing? You have the Republicans pointing the finger at the left in saying you guys are just purely political. You hate the present that's gratuitous, because the person who uses anonymous is our president know how much they haven't made any good faith effort to do any oversight is the constitutional demands, as do the they took an oath to uphold I've just been his defence counsel. Bravo for him, but bad for the process. Why not?

police own. What's obvious, what is the proper standards? This is. This is it this is an impeachment proceeded. Yes, you don't remove somebody from office for not meeting the proper standards for not displaying those qualities of mine, character and temperament that are appropriate to the president. I only I die, Oh is so they see the world through a funhouse mirror there now reflecting reality at all. We are saying those things you're listening lessening Glenn back.