The blaze radio network on demand back a couple of weeks ago, A trenching rain battered the dense trouble forests of Northern Thailand, the seasonal rain straw downward flash floods, Phil Caves destroyed. Ups, it's the rainy season and at last until October, twelve boys and their twenty five year old coach found themselves trapped in one of the caves too. Half miles from the entrance in I'd the cave, it's dark, it's cold, The boys can hear the clamour of rain stamping on the earth outside legged here, the slow creep of watery inching upward, the boy

is all hunch. Their cold in a red jerseys each one with a number over the upper left side. But remain calm. The boys meditate their coach is trained in meditation as a buddhist monk, For a decade who went to live in a monastery when he was twelve after being orphaned, Boys range and age from eleven sixteen and their coach is now to be a guy was put together. A tight knit group who go on adventures in they go swimming, which is unusual for kids. They swim in waterfall, cycling trips through the mountain they river raft and they click cave explore.

They had survived for ten days before they were discovered. Now imagine two weeks in a cave, muddy, clouded, dark, dark water, the hunted Green MOSS tiny, spires, underwater. It probably be pretty cool if it wasn't a matter of life and death. In the middle was a narrow, flooded passage. The winding sharp, fangs of the cave and the engulfing caverns. The risk effort began on Sunday. A martini be sealed, died. Last week, setting up an escape route Cecil reins of have ravaged Dense jungles relenting only long enough for a thick fog too

If over the area. A squad of more than a hundred divers in dark uniforms with tinges of collective ultra violet yellow of safety year with bright Low helmets and head lamps, the divers followed a thick yellow oxygen tube, the width of a bumper the mid point: the divers had to climb a sharp slippery jot of rock, using all climbing gear. Each boy had to wear scuba gear with Bree think tanks, the bridge think tanks were care, by the Navy seals, they were kind of pulled or swam through Lee Curve. In the dark, the cavernous waters through the empty chambers. The despite passageways. One passageway was.

Was no more meagre than to feed her round. To now RO for the scuba tanks. So each boy was escorted by to divers. The boys emerge from the cave, the latter One was pulled out yesterday, draped in Hypothermia, blankets, some of the boys were well enough to ask for their favorite dish, Spicy pork stir fried with basal. We're not sure if this is a miracle or science or what. All of the thirteen wild boars or now out of the cave down. That's what a to the Navy Seals Facebook page said lip the name of the soccer team. But everybody is safe. Last night the boys were out much

since saffron robes and wooden slippers meditated over the boys, bring for health for com. And for peace. Its way out allow eleven. This is the Glen by programme as really remarkable story, and it amazing it will surely really is truly amazing story. The part where they couldn't fit through the opening with the tanks on their back is incredible. Cosette. You know that take em off then through their. Then they put him back on that climbing gear. They had data climb over certain areas, just in court story. How did they get? Some find out where they were. Do you know? My dont He's gonna learn a signal out of their no. There was two and a half miles back right Mercer. Can you figure out how they do that I mean the

they ve been there for ten days before somebody reason out, yet it extraordinary you no kind of lost in the shovel, seems to be the Navy seal who died, gave his life trying to save the kids somebody came in in one of the Navy seals came in and had to give some of them swimmingly. It's it's apparently very unusual for children in Thailand to swim, yeah and and to swim. Not only I mean we, you know, we think of these caves is anything he would see in a movie. This cave was like that This cave was not like this. In the end, the water was mud. Here you can see anything so that could know bent upon adventure. You couldn t be frightened, you couldn't have done it, No you're! So cataloging you haven't, got the inn. But if you got me and there's no way you would have got now they would

at its tranquilize. You, which I guess some of the kids were they gave him? they gave him sedatives, so they wouldn't panic on the way out is a few panic. You know it might take the name in the life of the Navy seal that try to help you get out too. So I They did drugged the kids to get him out delaying story mercy said they found the gear outside of the cave. That's how they figured it out attention method, fully fun. You find the gear outside of the outside of the cave. Where you can go in you, don't but there are two and a half miles in right. Remarkable story, I think at one point they were thinking about drilling down to him through the, but there I guess, taken too long, but that's how they would have had to get me out of their government through the tunnels

you. Will you really what if you would know, they'd have to hitchhike dart out yesterday, you will stay till October. See you then I don't think so. I dont think you need an area blanket and some food. How long do you think the flashlights lasted. I mean it would be one thing: if you were there. I don't know when you start to lose hope. Ten day This is a long time time long time, and I and was most societies in people and groups. Down seventy two hours. If it help doesn't come within seventy two hours? You begin to believe it's not coming, so They had eaten other long way past that it that's what makes me believe that twenty five year old coach was a hero because he must have kept them together. You must have, and I'm not sure what they survived.

For ten days either there's no way they could have had provisions for ten days when they went in there. They were planning on that. I haven't heard that store either. What how would you live on for ten days before, for somebody finally got to you and got you, and so locks using because I was on vacation while all this happened, but they In you planning on staying overnight or something. How fast did this water just really really fast re flush, flooding, And the only work planning on it, but that can happen at any time during monsoon season. So it reminds me of some of the canyons in Utah the people like through and in others, warnings all over the place. If you watch for flash floods as they can come up at any time, people dump, even then they drown. Does it go into these narrow passage ways and they Philip immediately with water, sometimes I live in areas and lived in Arizona for awhile, a flash floods. There were crazy in Phoenix.

It would just do they have these we drive and on the road in all of a sudden you're in this giant ditch you know any of your in Arizona you're in the desert you just you're, not even thinking- and you ve lived there for six months and you ve never seen anything like this is the little dip in the road. You don't even think about it and it is always marked warning flash flood wash and so people will go down and they'll get stuck in that as the water enable just push their car down. I mean all of a sudden you're in trouble in real trouble. It's amazing how fast that water can come Ok, let's go to Europe and Donald Trump. He was over having breakfast this morning with the NATO leaders, and I have to tell you this, The first time that cause- I you know I've I've said that I like a lot of stuff, that he does not a lot of the stuff he does. I don't like

its generally. When he's talking that I don't like it, you know today. Is the first day that I heard him do something that is really controversial, but I don't think any other president, except maybe Reagan, would have done and and come around the end of it NGO. That was completely lucid that was it was well stated heave. He me, A good argument he had, good. Come back up to justice at the scene there at a NATO breakfast all the leaders are lined up at this long table and there's press there. Obviously, yet arts talking he he's the EU starts saying as some truth about NATO. I want you to hear this next. When we come back, so bad and we're talking before we on the air

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oh show, dot, com. Aren't we have to. We have two separate a couple of things on this. It's the Donald Trump gave this morning are an ideology that conversation, with the NATO countries. He's having breakfast with em now this is going to be said by the press. All my gosh look he's just folding in to Russia he's giving Russia everything he wants, because Russia wants the end of NATO. Ok! Well, That's true, but let's separate that truth from what Donald Trump was doing. Listen to what he saying here: and how he said it is

extraordinary us for many years back where they are dealing with the United States has had to pay for them. So if you go back ten or twenty years, you're just ended all up its massive amounts of money,

the United States is and stepped up like nobody. It is gonna for decades by the way is that many presidents, but no other president brought it out like I bring it up. The good news is that the cost of started more in this is the secretary general of NATO, responding to him sitting right across the table from hence of two years of the consequences that could be used to the speeches on the north. Here was the spending reason. Why was that? Because the message You notice it. He says so why did you increase your spending last year and still bird, the Secretary General says words in part because of your leadership, radio print that right

the press. Al Gore's were isn't gonna, say anything good law they weren't there. You could hear that they weren't in the room said when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia is supposed to be guiding against Russia and Germany because it pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia so where protecting Germany were protecting France with, although these pledges and numerous other countries go out and make a pipeline deal with Russia with a pang billions of dollars into the coffers of russian so whispers to protect you against Russia, but there are billions of dollars to Russia, and I think that very inappropriate and a former chancellor of Germany is the added value in supplying the gas. Ultimately, Germany will have almost seventy percent of their country controlled by Russia with natural gas, and you tell me, is that probably I think complaining about this from the time I should have never been allowed to have happened, but Germany is totally control by Russian. I think it's something that look. This is probably you and I agree that an appropriate name is the non still twenty nine nation, or sometimes differences on the different views and also some disagreements on gas from Russia. Smolny disagree, but this thing or NATO is that, despite these differences, we have been able to unite around on the people of Europe together them more southern Polwarth story about how are you getting its energy from the person you want protection goals to understand when we stand together? Also in dealing with Russia are stronger than we have seen, is no you just thinking well making which even war may dialogues with trading with Russia. That disagreements about arrangements, which is wonderful, I think energy is a whole different stir. Energy is a different story than normal and you have a country like all except the ass. You think it's only accepted since data wanna be captive to us, for Germany is large russian. It's getting so much energy symbolism, Germany, getting their energy from Russia explained mother. I'd love some money,

it is. He was on. He was clear. He was cogent. He was right he's right you know and who is going to say that today, not only Natalie. Only hey, you gotta pay your fair share, but why are we protecting Germany? if Germany we, go and take oil and their gas and be behold in the country that is true they word. Protecting them from all they have to do, is threatened to shut off the pipeline bright and the old way if they fall immediately right It's why Poland and georgia- and I think the Ukraine are completely off of a russian oil. They don't want I want any of that gas, they don't want any of that oil and they don't. We because they know all this to do is shut the pipeline off and we freeze to death in the winter right right. There,

everything from said there to show. We learned the fault, is I mean? That's all true, now if you're worried about NATO shaking apart over it, I just don't think that's going to happen. So if your, but if you That's what you think is going to happen because of what he said there. Then maybe he is playing into Putin's hand but They're not gonna, etc, break up the NATO alliance just because he said that to them the pretty weak alliance if it does break up over there, and I'm wondering I'm wondering if there's anything that Germany could do to solve this, like. By the natural gas from us right scene as we're pullings buying it, then how to kill two birds with one stone,

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He was a guy who I followed that with, I think Something lying along the lines of IDA, I don't even know what you just said and I'm not sure you're a good guy or a bad guy he's a guy who is a crypto anarchist. He is a free market guy and a strong defender of the second amendment. And what he was talking about those five years ago, but he was talking about was I print a gun and if I three D printed gun, is against the law, I don't know, using the collectivization and manufactured right, the institutionalization of the human psyche, I'm not sure I not sure so,

He went out and he printed hundred guns. Now this is and number fifteen that came out of Lee Printer and I'm holding it. If you happen to be watching this programme on the on the internet there- Is it feels I mean that's a shirt ass, a nineteen eleven that's got some heft. Yet that is If I had that to you, would you have any idea that was three be printed? Absolutely not right! I would expect three printed to be plastic to be lightweight, and this is metal any and look at it- you can see when you look up close, he could see the hours per. It can see how is printed look, maybe the handle them. The handle, is kind of on the side,

Oh yeah, so you can see how it was. It was three print it. It's a three d printed gun so amazing. So there were a hundred of these made at the time and that got him into an awful lot of trouble with the United States government, an Barack Obama and burn Obama said you can't do that they put him off Helstone a terrorist list. They they claimed that he was. I think they said that he was a an arms dealer, international arms dealer I mean he was, in a lot of trouble than wired magazine called him, one of the fifteen most dangerous people in the world. And one of the five most dangerous people on the internet? Its that's remarkable amazing. So now what he was really going after was something I disagree with him on is Can you print schematics?

Can you can't You just take all of the schematics of anything. It would be a violation of copyright laws. And you have a right to have a copyright if I've spent my time and money doing it You don't have a right to take my idea and make money from it. This is where the anarchist part of him comes out He believes that everyone should have the right to any idea and be able to print it. Well that stops people. We know this, it stops people inventing that's. Really one of the secrets of America. We were the ones who came up with a copyright, it was Ben Franklin who did it and then Empowered the person who is just in there be no The barn tinkering to come up with something because they knew if they could copyrighted, then they make money off of it and so people were motivated to.

To think out of the box and create something different and to put their time and their money in it, because it could their lives and could eventually change other people's lives. So he once that gone That's not really what this court case was about the court. This has just been settled, it was just settled in Bellevue, Washington, the department of justice and Second Amendment foundation have reached a settlement. In the lawsuit s. A f and defence distributed file to suit against the State Department, under the Obama administration, challenging a May twenty thirteen attempt to control public speech as an export under the international traffic and arms regulations. So what this was, as they were saying. IE is violating in arms agreement because he is putting things out on the internet that can now

oh, go all around the world and he's basically exporting arms The terms of the settlement? The government is agreed to waive its prior restrained against the plaintiffs, allowing them to freely published the three d files and, under other information at issue, The government has also agreed to pay a significant portion of plain his attorney fees and return, ten thousand dollars and state to Barbara distraction, dues paid by the defence distributed as a result of the prior restrained, okay. So The big news isn't even ironing out into the Big NEWS, yet The first thing that happened was how the genie is officially out of the bottle, because now Now the government has lost a lawsuit and has settled this. Saying one you can and distribute the three? can schematics The prince, your own weapon

Cody when he was here five or six years ago said once that happens. There a gun debate is over now. Think the gun debate has been over for a long time because of three, the printing, but now you can without become a bit without becoming a criminal distribute the plans to print arms. That's a pretty big deal, this second part is bigger, sir, inefficiently, the gun Men expressly acknowledges that now automatic firearms up to a fifty caliber? including modernist semi semi, Otto sporting rifles such as the popular, a our fifteen and similar firearms quote are not inherently military, while.

Not only is this a first amendment victory for free speech. It also is a devastating blow to the gun. Prohibition, lobby For years anti gun people have contended that modern semi automatic fully sport utility rifles are called weapons of war and with this settlement the government has acknowledged that they are nothing of the sort. Under this settlement? The governor of the government will draft and pursue regulatory amendments that a limit. It control for the the technological information go across the internet. They will try. Spur transfer export jurisdiction to the Commerce Department, which does not impose prior restraint on public speech It will allow defence distributed and, as I to publish information about three D technology. This is huge.

So the guy who, I still don't know, if he's a good guy or a bad guy,. Has done something remarkable that makes it really the almost impossible for guns, to ever now go away. You can't talk about Well, I'm just Dub Edith, you, don't make them anymore. We're gonna, go off the manufacture, well, you can't anymore: because as long as you have a treaty printer, you can now make a gun. What's a symbol of reverse ability that the gun can never be eradicated from the face of the earth Is that really what it is or poor or something collectivization manufacture? I'm not I'm not! I mean I think we should go back and forth on now. I'm not sure Jonah Gilberts joining us here in just a few minutes J about Casper Castle.

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He's play the audio of MIKE Pence police in at thousand. Six bright cavanaugh divide that role, verses Wade is settled law. You campaigned extensively on the notion that Rovers wage should be consigned to the ash heap of history are you worry that he's not going to follow what you want to do. Well. Then, as you know, I am pro life. I don't apologize for and proud to be part of a pro life administration, that's advanced pro life policies, but what I can assure you is that the president was looking for Here- was a nominee who will respect the constitution as written who will faithfully uphold the constitution in all of his interpretations of the law, that one that other ways that research

I do, but I haven't been nominated to the Supreme Court right, but usually, when its creation that campaign you and the President campaigned, you will find nominees to return Rovers is Wade where you been appointed is given that opportunity and he doesn't want me disappointing, but let me say, as I said, I I stand for the sanctity of life, this administration, this precedent, our pro life, but What would the american people I do know? Is that as the president said today. This is not an issue that he discussed with Judge Cavanaugh. Didn't discuss it with them either? What we really fall guy on was the key after the background the credentials, the judicial philosophy, but again campaigns so aggressively

finding a nominee who would overturn row verses way ridiculous. Do you feel confident? Can you can you assure the people who voted for you on that notion that this, the man who will do that what I can assure people they voted for us is that this will continue to be a pro life administration. Now this is like going to Cecile, Richards and sang. Are you still for RO versus Wade? I mean this. Yes, I may add a plan parenthood. Yes, I'm still for it, this the guy, who has always been for life, always unabashedly doesn't have a problem saying it and now they're putting him and the the headline is he's still pro life. Obviously he is, but why, that change, and I I'm I doing The fact that we mince words on this.

If you believe that the, at abortion is murder, which I do believe, and I you know I I have sympathy- and I I don't mean I- I feel horrible horrible for some of the women that find themselves in this situation where they feel like that's the only out others what's being promoted now, where it's just like, I gotta go, do whatever I want, don't worry about it. I want to have an abortion. That's it you're murder, her here, Stu serial killer. With without any remorse. At all I mean anyway, why should we be afraid to say me I'll, be disappointed? We shouldn't shouldn't at others, no reason in the world. It's like we ve talked about before that. We were

What kind of put off the subject, because it was too controversial, it didn't go anywhere. It caused too much rancor. So stop I'll get about it on talk, radio, it's just not good talk, radio topic and I think we made a big mistake- in go along with that reasoning for a long time. Well, who, then we realized, how important it is to just keep, talking about things because it can change people's minds. Look what happened with the with the movement of same sex. It was sixty five thirty five against in late nineties and early two, thousands, it sixty five thirty, five in favour, know why cause were unabashedly unashamedly pushing for it? really hard and never stand, and also using comedy They also used comedy and tried to make people. You know too, too to take people who were gay, and

and show them that they knowingly frayed, they normally afraid of here, and there was nothing wrong with normalizing homosexuality. I mean it's there's nothing wrong with showing if you're a homosexual you're, just like everybody else, but It was the linchpin because as the the other side was making it about gay marriage instead of saying woman, doesn't have a place in anybody's marriage in any these marriage? We would we would have so short circuited all of this crap about the first amendment knowledge speech, but First amendment protection of religion and we said this has no place in government. No place. You go it Mary go marry a tree. If you want to do, What do you want to do do a will do what we do do not true,

they tell my church or my arborous. What? who they can and cannot marry period? if we would have done that it, we would have had a different outcome, this one, the we're sitting here and they are starting to normalize. Now that that's what's happening with all these abortion jokes Is there starting to make it funny if they succeed on this the value of life will go down dramatically. Back it's Wednesday July eleven. This is the Glen Back programme. One of the great thinkers of our of our times is Jonah Goldberg bestselling, author of liberal Fascism, a book the changed my life he's got a new book out spit out for, while its great it's called suicide of the West. Welcome that! I'm Jonah? How are you it's good to be back, that's good heavier,

We just tat. Are we just heard Donald Trump over with the NATO allies, and he said you know you guys got to start paying your way, and why should we be defending Germany when you're taking of your oil in Germany or your gas from Russia. How does make any sense, your empowering them and then asking us to protect you from them. Did you hear that anything? He has a good point the point I think he's got a bunch of points, some, a good sum of a mob Pre well grounded in previous from other administration right about you, know european allies and NATO, not not carrying load. I think that's all fine! I don't miserable! the way he did this this morning. I think you to play very well politically back here at home. But there are ways to chastise allies

I think our probably like how would you have said that I listened to in any in, and it's the first time that I you know I like some of this stuff. He does some of this stuff. I don't like energy. Usually when he's talking are tweeting that items like it. This time he was, he seemed well grounded, well, founded and, and- and you spoke clearly and plainly yeah other seemed in to wait a little bit on the merits of what he was actually saying, I'm pretty much with him right. I thought the pipeline deal with a bad deal. I don't, I don't think it was, I deal because it was robbing us of sales that we couldn't make. We get natural gas in those volumes to Europe. Anyway, a red herring, but that it was at the opposite end? Germany does have too many ties with with Russia, but the

the tone and tender and the way he did it refused to walk out of the blue carpet. The way he sort of belittled. An ally, the merit in this case a probably less important than the body language in the tone, because so much but he said he said the EU is worse than that after he goes out issues that NATO isn't worth it anymore, that these people are dead beat, and that is sowing. His cord in the most successful the period alliance in human history, and that seems to be the way that the tone and tenor of it seems to be paid. That by all means I want you know you know, look at me. There is this sort of time tested thing about out. We go bad when Germany Defence Budget goes up, but the general proposition by all means don't want these guys to spend more money on the defence budget. But this idea somehow NATO, or that the EU

even in our are designed to take advantage of America, which is something he says all the time I just don't think is true, am fact that he is much more willing to lavish praise on dictators. Authoritarianism and an essentially enemies of United States, throwing the leaders of allied countries under the Boston ridiculing them. I think I dont- think you with a lot of Russia collusion having to Russia Collusion story is always been thought of two cute by half. Then I've never bought into it. But this stuff up when discord in the western alliance undermine the legitimacy of NATO undermining of of our relationships with our key allies. This is all music to Vladimir Putin's ears. And we should at least tread carefully Europe was the source of you know, instability and bloodshed, the likes of which no one continent is matched for half a millennia.

And it was only with the bloodshed that they created and were one in world WAR two and then with the rise of the Soviet Union, and the only thing that is, would have kept that entire region, a zone of peace, is a man. Britain will imposed through NATO and the idea but somehow we just- Willy nilly the rode away, based upon the fact that the not paying enough dues Nato doesn't work that way anyway, just seem to me to be taken, quite a flyer, but by all means little you Bob gave. You know why these guys used to grill made. I would say you need to pay up more We need to pay more in your national defence, but in not sight of the fact that this alliance, which one would or two and one the cold war has real value for the United States of America and is not just simply a bunch of euro. We need playing us for soccer

I would agree with that, but let me only slightly changed gears here breaks it. I see what's happening in breakfast and in Russia, is behind some of this with breaks it there, stu using their using peoples there they're using law, Some people are feeling, and they, exploiting it for their own purposes, but It's real. What people in Europe are feeling and this nationalism, while it is really really frightening, it is important to recognise it as something inherently human. I know you talk a lot about nationalism, there is something what you said about being proud and there's. There is a fine line between hey, I'm proud, of who we are and and nationalism entirely entirely. I look my attitude

Nationalism has always been a sort of like What are you now? Do they often uses salt right, all poison, their determined by the dove diet? Coke is point. Yes, if you drink another, that everything is poisonous to be eaten up of it right, but you think salt right, a little salt Brings the meal together, it binds the flavor is together a little nationalism is essential for society, I have a sense that this country, here's mine there may be other like it, but this one is special to me. It gives you a sense of show solidarity community. He Brotherhood sisterhood, where we want to call it it buying. You, together to your community, to the largest community. You know of that matters that all fine, I think a country without a little nationalism, wouldn't be a hot mass. But too much nationalism. It starts to go the other way and way too much nationalism. It becomes a leaf one poisonous, I dont think work anywhere.

The bad. Yet there are certainly some very toxic voices for national out there. You know under the rocks of twitter and we're not uncommon sections, but I didn't get too, but you get the sort of take it carefully about what sort of rhetoric and what sort of movement you encourage. I think I better go, the European Union have been against cosmopolitanism, my entire professional life. I agree I very much prefer the american contacts talking about patriotism over nationalism, because patriotism as a body of ideas in Crete and customs that you can sort of identify. Nationalism is to close the pie, listen to me, which basically just says whenever we People want is right, but I understand some fun- listen. The definition there are not all in a matter of urgency aren't at odd necessary. I don't think that I don't think you could

a hard time pulling treat ism and nationalism apart now, because we- don't need our creed, something you make a really good point in your book about. You know how these truths are not self evident go into that right- sure we're going to have the debate that this is the fog or the basic set up for the book is what I try to do it. On on them, on the terms of the sort of secular, modern, progressive lapped. Whatever you want to call on the left left, which serve like where the precision, is in America. I don't. I don't make appeals to the I believe in God, but I dont say that God is responsible for all the things that we add. I basically make the point that for two- fifty thousand years, the man's natural environment, where grinding poverty punctuated by an early death, usually from violence or some bows doing disease and

democracy, human rights, property rights, free speech. All of these things have tat eleven of all these things were natural. They would have showed up a little earlier in the evolutionary record. It turns out that weak and if we, stumbled into. In one sense, we fought for in another sense, all it's amazing, things that come together, which I call the miracle. They include things like the enlightenment, but also all sorts of cultural and sort of almost tribal a catch. To freedom and limited government that we stumbled into in an hold over the last three hundred years, though the We think that has ever delivered man out of poverty there. The nothing is ever sort of improved part of the average human being anywhere in the world with the rapid done well for a couple thousand years, when the average human blot have not improved until about three hundred years ago and suggesting

embedded in our culture, but their embedded creeds and our ideas, and what we need to do is to teach people to be grateful for them. To appreciate them when you're grateful for something you take care of it, you want to pass it on. Next generation when you take it for granted right. So the opposite of gratitude is, is taken for granted, which breathed a sense of another opposite of gratitude, which is entitled and resentment, and we teach vast numbers of people today that there simply oh, do something that all of them things that we have in life. The fact that we don't die at the age of thirty four hundred years ago, almost We single family in Amerika had the experience at least one child dying like vanished world around used to be common occurrence. In this country, common colleges, kid got a blister on his foot playing tennis on the White House, Kenneth and died a week later, that

Normal, and it was nothing we can do about it. We all of those sorts of things for granted, and instead we teach people that the history of this country is defined by our worst crimes rat Then our greatest triumphs and if you don't like the world around you, it's because someone is screwing you, and that is equally poisonous thing. It is the thing that I think is a sort of suicide, This is a civilization so We are seeing now the rise of democratic socialism unlike, I think we ve ever seen before, maybe maybe around the turn of the century. It was like this and it is really coming from the youth They are. Because we have an taught anything, they are wrapping their arms around it.

The guy who knows history. What is coming well, Your book ever mean that Great Van Ryan, but today I think part of promises that everyone forgets the rivers of blood that were created by our social as amended. A century, but in defence of those guys at least those I have a new idea. Ray of NATO military. Yes, there was no. There was no evidence that it would end in a hundred million dead. That's all I refuse and it sounded like a pretty cool idea. I mean, I think, and I get it. The hundred million dead part like everybody living in own sharing and combine we're gonna. If we What our hardest will make this the best yearbook ever Great Van Ryan. But today, The problem is that everyone forget the rivers of blood. That were created by you know She was a man unfairness. You know not all

socialism leads the gulag or even to Venezuela right, but the only thing that prevail socialism from leading to those things is, It's nothing to do with socialism itself frightening. The democratic and democratic socialism has to do but the heavy lifting because There are social them. You do get up you there you do end up with mom's, wounding stores or the guru logger. Shooting people you have to have. Other things that dilute and pretty Anne and prevent the socialism from reaching its neck. In conclusion, and those things like constitutions and an end in Denmark, checks and in quite honestly, like Denmark, you can get some of that, but places like Denmark and Sweden really aren't socialist any more because it didn't work for them either well, but you

being a better welfare states, but that's different footing, but they also are. Homogenized. I mean that it is up until recently. It was there. It was one tribe every we gotta looked like they all kind of agreed that we're all together. It's easy to keep something together like when you all think alike. In your all from the same culture, culture brings you together that we are not that culture we never have really been that culture. We are we are where, from all over the world were all immigrants we used to come here for one idea: that idea was not socialism or collectivism. Now that idea is gone, throw socialism on top of it. When you are this split in You are headed for gulags. Oh you're, a wet. Let me put it this way, there is only one of the options. One of them is just an unbelievable hot mess. You

RO in the fact that What's your name, Alexandria, Cortez, yes, very, fair name, she is on you off open borders, I know and open borders? Socialism, can't be done. It's like it. It's having screen doors in a submarine bright, a budget, but it doesn't, it simply does not work in an end. It used to be that at least the Bernie Sanders style Socialist understood that Britain is used to decry open borders as a coke brothers in the brain, cheap Labour party's got lost its mind and basically says we can both we can. Both we can give you the moon, free education, free housing, free bowsprit that guarantee job and- everybody can get in the pool and it just doesn't work that way.

And so I went out on the Swedish and the scandinavian model, you're absolutely right. You, like Charles Murray, my friend, drove Marianna, say that does it work established fighting in the social science. Literature that pretty any idea, will work for a while with swedes the Swedes have profound, social solidarity. Very easy to maintain a generous welfare state, when strangers. Grandmother looks just like your grandmother in Sweden. This always been amazing to me in Sweden, one has a right to look up any other Swedes tax returns on the web. Everyone knows what everyone else makes area. That kind of thing is possible in a small Deeply homogenous yes system. Don't worry, it doesn't work that way. The if not because Americans are raises issues that the whole point of America is what money to dry

me crazy about on the right and the left these days is the way The american exceptionalism has been redefined, the mean we're just better than everybody in the left, hates that and the white likes it and both are guarded. There is an enormous amount of historical and social I've, literature going back a hundred and fifty years on american exceptionalism and hope point of american exceptional. Wasn't that we better than everybody. Martin lips, it called it a double edged sword on the one hand, or a lot of good things that came with american exceptionalism On the other hand, I want a bad thing: we're more violent than almost any other country because of reckon exceptionalism we settled our disputes out in the west, with our fists and our six guns. That was part of our thing, and I am certain that literature on this good. What this new version,

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are essential for? We know study of the Republican to be able to know you know what built us and I'd love to get some book picks from you. But let me let me start with trade. I am of free trade guy, I think tariffs or an absolute nightmare. I think You know I I known of history, to know that it was smooth Holly that really dragged us into the deep depression. And it doesn't usually work out well lot, people will say Donald Trump is using. This is a tactic house working out for us so far, pretty bad I One of my frustrations and time at all. This is that, when We gotta by tariff with China or in a trade with China I apps but we

Have no problem with people thing into Your property theft from China is a problem that is, they ve been stealing from us. They do all time one thing that really bothers me, though, is the way big corporation videos say they have nothing. They agree to these agreements with these companies and trains government, and then they go whining about how they were forced to do it. They greatly now right and they don't and so is the better way. The intellectual property effect is a big deal, but whenever the conversation Quiney, we find them. I like Larry COD low, you don't even more. Whenever the conversations about China and Trade, they came to defend the terror, stuff, so they merely swiftly the intellectual property theft stuff and their different things go to sweeping farmers who, in a laugh at sixty days of seeing the price of, bears their crops drop by twenty four

and in a margin that agriculture, a pre tight, the the the it would bother me less if, if there were some evidence that there are actual conversation going on between China and the United States too boy this getting worse and there's a man I mean what you say is Brady the head of the appropriations Committee now the same interlacing. There is no evidence that there are These conversations going on China keep coming out with you statement thing were willing to talk, but you give us a list of the things that you want done and with the Bush minister in the trunk measures you won't do it am, but ultimately, the problem with with the tariff stuff, It is, it is really boil down to just another example, picking winners and losers in the economy, and we and to punish ourselves more than we punish other nations. Do I want

could it be freer trade? Do that you're, the Europeans and the Chinese play games that I'd like to get rid of shore, but one down from talks about you know are our trade deficit with these countries. He makes it sound as if we're he literally they're robbing us of billions of dollars. That's not how trade work, But even though you know, when you go to like David Busters and you get those too can play the video games. Yes, you can spend, tokens any place other than David Busters. You can't spend U S dollars any place other than the United States of America. That's why anyone many economists will tell you ve, said the inward, the underside, the foot side of a trade deficit is an investment surplus. Dollars, come back to America. That's why commanding, went on to talk about how these trade deficit so terrible men, often in the same sentence or paragraph brag.

All the foreign investment that's coming into America. But one of us would have become into America seven dollars and so don't get why you know if, if everyone can conduct pointed out that there is a great thing where the creator of the krona in other sort of croissants, Donna hybrid thing he's like, look I want to give it back to you know really rich. He doesn't want to give back the country they made me rich and made me except success, and they ve been so good to me. Why They give back in time. Goes you don't happen back anything. You gave us the crow, not fair. Do you. I accept what traded as we get something non zero sum we anyone by something that they want get something that they want and the pursue salvage, get something that they want money, First of all, how is Larry have you heard from Larry Cutler? I have now the last. I heard he was definitely on the man and that that the heart attack was pretty mild, so

What is he going back to work it made me feel a lot better when lay her. He was involved in this, No, I agree I now I dont know where I should find out I'm. When can I glad reminded me, I've been travel How much I should I should find out My problem is that a lot of good people, you know a Mig Mulvaney believe a lot of believe in free trade Kevin. That believes in free trade. Erica Low Navarro doesn't, and I don't have a lot of respect for Peter Navarro, but mostly, I believe. The problem is that the president has a very much a nineteen eighties view. About trade that might have made more sense in the nineteen eighties, when we are doing this step with Japan. But now you just see the difference. A problem and watching work that way lots of products in the the ingredients to lots of products cross the? U S mexican border like twenty times before

finished product, because that has applied James work now and we we we, U Hell, of a lot more steel. Then we make, and so we put tariffs on foreign steal. Your taxing manufacturing companies to a far greater extent than you are rewarding people who work in this. You'll industry. You point out in your book. You say that capitalism, you know everybody just this- assumes that it's it's pretty automatic but escape it goes back to these self evident truths. It's not capitalism is not automatic right. One of the things that and I really want to call about the tribe of liberty in this kind of gets back your point about Sweden from earlier cap Capitalism to serious extent is cultural phenomenon more than economic phenomenon. It has embedded within it all sorts of cultural assumptions about

how people should Lee live? What the role of family, is what the role of the individual is about. What are not. Innovation is a good thing or a bad thing and those those institutions. Those ideas They emerge in England in HOLLAND at a specific point in time, but there universal law, and they don't just emerge automatically. If you put up of uneducated, humans in the raw on an island. They wouldn't start. Creating you know, apps for Goober seed, grab, spears and start killing. Each other combats our natural state and for capitalism emerges that it is this very english court Venus. That is a lot to do, Protestantism at a lot to do with judeo christian tradition in the water, a lot of contributing factors to it. I'd also the widely with the family The nuclear family emerges in England for reasons that it

didn't emerge almost anywhere else in the world and in one week we serve just assume that Don't turn out, the capitalism is exportable and markets are exportable because they work and so people see that it works and that they just them to their own societies. But it is four ordain that we have to be capitalist, then fact biologic, it's far more in a ordains that we should be socialist cassettes. What tribes are the bunch of socialists, so Are you teach? How do you teach the you that is not hearing a pro capitalist love, a message except in. Everything they do and by some our another. They dont dissociate the APS everything all the freedoms that they have with capitalism. How do we teach this. How do we get this to the next generation? Yet I don't I Don't think it's very hard to teach it I mean I can. I could teach this kind of stuff in my sleep

I know a of other people who can the problem is so much that we don't know how to teach. It is that we don't know how to get the teachers to want to teach it, and we don't know how to get. No reason why journalists, to workers and teachers, hand it would not uniformly not it's not a minor law, but that they can. Beyond the more liberal side and it's a psychological orientation that says if I could just get the truth at their baggages proselytize. I don't we care, very much about getting I want to do good things: it's not an it's, not an evil orientation that they go into firm prestige into certain professions, certainly at the graduate love all the people who run the education schools and a lot of the gradual programmes there. They are committed to an ideology that is just very deeply hostile to liberal democratic. But it was not a news lashed anyway, and so

make it out of that pipeline and you got him before things about me a lot. I talk to concerns about this a lot. I am very much in favour of school choice right, but I have school choice. I send my kid to a private school in DC because I don't like it you see public schools and I can afford it. I'm only have one kid so I can do that. I spent a lot of money doing it she still gets talk a lot of my friend, the sender, kids, that private school stuff too? It's not breaking up the public school monopoly Is that lots of advantages for it? But it doesn't sound, always problem yeah. Do you it almost impossible to come out of the pipeline. Certificate and still believe. The things that he and how we use to all believe it just it just changes you it's not being taught anywhere or very few places, real, quick John. If, if you If I put you on a desert island- and I said five books-

that you you wanna, take with you, so you don't lose. The western civilization you don't, you can restart the civilization or it ll Stu understand it. What would they be on another gun, with the what a container online later, but you gotta, do the whole Bible right. I think, You probably need gosh someone from sort of complicated either from Saint Aquinas, Saint Augustine, but I'm maybe city gods. Any man then again. If the eviction, starter used for western civilization, the wealth of nations. Maybe the federalist papers. And then, of course, suicide of the west

very good bill, O Reilly would have started with you. No killing the Nazis or whatever bushes link, take so much appreciated guidelines. Here they give you a bad Jonah, Goldberg suicide of the West Great book and one that you should have in your library aright for most Americans, your home is your biggest investment. The is why there is real estate agents. I trust because working with the right agent can make us significant difference in the outcome of buying or selling your home. We have over a thousand agents. Oliver America, who are just like you, their word- is their bond, their fans of the show they share your sensibilities, our agent are fully vetted handpicked, four thereof for their knowledge there steal their track record. They have to know your area, they have to know, your home is worth thanks

The families have already put real estate agents that I'm real estate agents. I trust to the test and you'd find out. The results yourself go to the website to to one of the real estate agents in your area, real estate agents. I trust whether you are moving you're buying your selling you're doing something out of state real state agents, I trust or the people that you can go to- that it's gonna get them. The amount of money, the biggest bang for your buck. It's real estate agents. I trust dot com. Glenn back, So let me ask you can put you honor, but you want, deserted island and I say we We want to put a bunch of books there that will help revive or understand western civilization. What are you would you put? Look at the top of the list is

green eggs in hand. The turtles reality there right well, obviously, John said the Bible. I am Adam Smith, of course, both of his works, of nations and and moral set of yes, yes, gotta have moral sentiments, Maybe Ayn Rand I ran a. Which finally. ATLAS, Roblee Outlet ATLAS shrugged IA it's hard, because if you could only have five, you gimme Gimme more, I want put together a library of of of books, a hard bound library of Books that will tell the story of the entire Wes, like you know, should it be. I mean the history of the English speaking peoples yeah. You know

Also you'd need the constitution right, the? U S, coffee, as you neither got out very foundation and end the federalist papers, because that explains the thinking that went into the cost. Writing, and I think there should be something I don't know if there's a great book that has the documents and in the best speeches from America you know me. I like what Barack Obama gave to the queen of exactly that's what I was anymore wells. Entire works, his entire works, maybe a little more broad, maybe a little bit more what about when we're missing night. What about like from slavery. What tell, That would be great, although the left would I don't care lay off this right for me from slavery? Great because Pretty Washington here is there's a guy who you know he's really young, but he was a slave at the start of his life, and then he experienced freedom

he loved the country. Is that it's one of the most compelling stories of of slavery is saying that he remembers. He remember somebody coming to the plantation and saying your free and then with such a boar yeah those June thirteenth- and he said all I remember- is every one was really excited that day and then next day? Everybody was really afraid there like. What does that even mean anywhere? We go. What do we do tat? He said even the plantation owners were the same. They were, they were afraid. They didn't know what that meant What's gonna happen, any said we found that we really needed each other they had said does that we didn't have, and we had skills that they didn't have and and we ended up working together and then he He goes often you know arts his own school and that the just that this, the story of him getting into a school, is phenomenal

from slavery if you've, never read it, you should up from slavery, Booker T Washington back in a minute back. What's to stop, for America's has been so much crap going on this week. Let me look into something that happened late Saturday night. Police and western Montana. They got a phone call. Thirty two year old man at he really strange threatening people that he had a gun. When police came to the scene, the man was gone, police learn that a five month old boy but it had been left in this man's care, was missing short timely, police receive a call? A new tip nine one one color spotted the man: they quickly apprehend him. The man was incoherent. Apparently, under the influence of drugs police The question about the missing boy: the man only made vague statements about the baby was possibly buried. Someplace in the mountains.

As I am happy ending, does it Glenn wait, wait, wait search, rescue team quickly assembled but Sir scoured, the remote woods in the dark for the next six hours to three. We in the morning, a deputy name is Ross Jessup. He heard a whimper, you know or officer, far the sound to a pile of sticks and debris, underneath sticks and debris. They found The baby boy buried face down under the vile. The baby was shivering clothed only in a one see that was wet. Soiled, but the boy survived, he had been alone for at least nine hours in forty five degree night whether Jessup, add the baby was alert, exhausted and uneasy the cry any more, on the way to the hospital, the baby cough small sticks he's been treated for

dehydration, minor, scrapes and bruises believe it or not. He is in good condition. The man left him in the woods are being held on multiple charges. Yesterday, the Mozilla, County sheriff's office posted on its facebook page, this is what we would call a miracle launch Officers can have a dreary outlook on life at times come in and you see people at their absolute worst day after day, but over the weekend so much darkness came a little light. A baby was found alive. Easier to look at the world is a dark place we have seen so many people come together for one single reason: humanity and life. Thank you for that. Those who to those who have reached out, sent prayers to this little baby, it matters. I wanted to start this hour with his story with this.

Week has been so dominated by so much media annexed over abortion rights, its ice to be reminded, that in any corners of America, no one, as ever, really looking at people. Understand babies, life still worth preserving. It's Wednesday July eleven. This is the glad that programme Bellamy just deeper foot back into the insanity pool here. For just a second, Keith Ellison yesterday Keith and he said that he will rule out impeaching Supreme Court justices if dammit That's win Congress, not a I said into set. Harry is listen Is there any possibility that

we re just so that's oh, so he says, there's some things that you know. Maybe we should have impeached Clarence Thomas because he said some really crazy things: ok, well, Look, just assume that you can't prove impeach people just because of their point of view. They act. You have to not be doing their job. What

Is the job of the Supreme Court Pat Island, see to rule on constitutionality is amiss constitutional or is it not k ass, though, in a minute that implies that you have to use the constitution- yes, the? U S, constitution, they should be used. You don't hear this clip enough and I know we ve played on the show quite often, but I think you need to hear it again its justice. Ginsburg on how she looks at cases and the constitution, certainly be aided by all the costs, Jason learning that has gone on since the the World WAR two. I would not look to the. U S. Tests If I were drafting a constitution in the year, two thousand twelve, I might look at the Constitution of South Africa. Was it a deliberate attempt?

to have a fundamental instrument of government that embraced basic human rights. Had an indian the judiciary is it a concept that would be an independent judiciary, You can only dream of a country like that. I think we How belongs to it right after we had a great piece of work that was done, much more recently than the Eu S constitution. Canada has a charter of rights and freedoms, dates from nineteen, eighty, two million or so much better and look at the European Convention on human rights is now. Yes, why not take advantage of what there is elsewhere? Well in the well, I would say Ruth you know

One reason why not is because your to protect and defend the com, Protection of the United States of America, when, when we're talking about costs, institutional law. We're meaning the constitution of the United States. I don't know if you know this, we don't live in Europe or south. Roma or Canada, we live here and the constitution you should be paying the dead too, would be our the other one here young there they ve been sworn to reject this end that one yes, I in there, reason our constitution is the oldest in existence on the planet, because It works better than The thing man has done in the history of politics in the history of putting together a government, This is the one that is held everything together for you. Civilizations have tried what we're doing over

over and over and over it failed, but we had fifty six men with all the wisdom and DR in this, a place? At the same time, some of the greatest men in the history of this planet got together and you know through leave. Divine inspiration came up with the best possible solution for any any government ever You know I was because I'm writing a book comes. September Eightieth You can get it now on Amazon, it is called addicted outrage and I, He looked into the the the founders and I looked into the founding documents. You know the the. At least twelve other countries have taken our documents. And they ve used our documents to start their own absolute. They didn't work, didn't work, they failed. We did

we ve? We succeed in so if there is something more than just the documents themselves, it is, it is A culture that those documents produced you know to mean or nor the the culture that produced those documents probably a better way of saying it there was there. Was something different about the people here and have we have we, are exceptional in the face that we are the only ones that have ever been able to really do this Everybody else had to come through all kinds of bloodshed, everything else, we're just now deciding whether or not we want to keep the culture and we want to keep. The western way of life

How are we ve been having these conversations? How can we even have a conversation with Ruth, better Ginsburg when talking about different could constitutions. And we don't even know hours. We don't even know our bill of rights. How are we supposed to come up with something better? If we? don't even know what we have and who should know better than a? U S Supreme Court Justice, whose only job is to protect and defend the constitution and decide on the constitutionality of laws, and that's that's the whole job description, so there's the greatest reasons. I've ever heard to impeach a Supreme Court just the case. Go down that road yeah, let's start with Ruth Bayer Ginsburg craziness, its craziness and noble to my knowledge, nobody's really ever talked about this with her, I don't remember a veto

blowing up into a massive story in two thousand twelve when she said, although I remember we talked about, we did talk about, but I remember a massive story. I know it's. I have been there not be that's a Supreme court justice because, That's the way people are going now and pay the donor necessarily revere the constitutional you're right? It's old, its old and they were which is it. Is another. Just more proof of how the progressive started out and why they started out disparaging the founders, because you had to disparage everything that came from them and they ve done such a good job of that that When somebody called the question the the legitimacy of the? U S constitution. People think I add that came from those rich old. White guys who own slaves ads. It's been such an effective job, people don't risk.

If there is any medium gulf, you don't go there and there's no there's, no more logical thinking I mean I would really like to talk. The democratic socialists about their plan clouds. Let's act, we here Europe and has shown is Jonah said you know you can't get out there you can have. Socialism and open borders, you'd have one or the other. You can't have both. You know you the prediction decision to go that so, most would just come out. Eventually, and just admit it yeah we're socialist yeah. So what and now they're doing just that right. But I thought I thought: the time yeah I'll bet they will but then they'll be rejected how can people will reduce? You really think that I did the time, certainly now been proven so wrong, Alexandria of cars.

He'll Cortez is a perfect example of that, and you know when talking about what a concern that is in our country that she could be she was so popular. She blew out a ten term congressmen to get that job and so it shows you the embrace of socialism, I'm afraid in our society, but people will call a lawn and say Knowledge is because she's attractive. Then she's young, that's the appeal there. She got charisma. I think if I may kind of build on that. I think she is young and attractive. She's got a great story which every story it was being told. Revelry story, yes I'll, using on what day it right, she's she's got good stuff She worked hard for it I mean she went out and the other guy didn't and I think there is even the mood your

though the whole prediction was they're. Gonna just take their masks, often say yeah. I am a socialist and there's nothing wrong with that, because this system isn't working what she said. What she saying exactly what rising and so people who don't know we'll wait a minute. Because we haven't been doing what our founders is. I have said we were supposed to do where none that anymore. We have been that in a very long time, They just assume that this is discredited, but really what's discredited, is this hybrid version of of way of a big state government control and you know, leave the of the hat to the bill of rights. That's what doesn't work and you know nobody is asking her in her life. Continues to be when she

asked what what's the difference between democratic socialism in an socialism or what's the difference between those and just being a and the only thing I've ever heard her explain is it well. Country, that's the wealthiest and most prosperous in the world. There shouldn't be any poor. Well, I welcome to utopia. Yes, that's a we'd. All love that, however we know that you can't eradicate poverty completely from the face of the earth. There's they're, just no way to do that. So how are you proposing to pay everybody you having a free education free of care. Aren T job added guaranteed place to live, but see what you just did unit you're, making a point on her say you you're making a point on her answer. She did answering right. Where did you see that either you're hurting me? What's the difference

and she is. Is it one way and I start down that run down that road? No, no, no, no was the differing. What's the difference between that, I mean Lenin, lemon is the guy who came up with democratic socialism. Yeah we're democratic socialists, we're not communists. He is that in the nineteen nineteen revolution, because they didn't people were afraid, because the island, as it was scary to it, was scary. So we are a democratic socialists. That's worth that comes from its It's only democratic once aren't you a little bit about a class it we're doing. The palm beach letter is, but is a great investment, led and taken to worry? Is there there crypto currency guy now,

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Now there is a new problem at a school. It was the aim of the field trip, If six grade girls, twenty two of em we're Strip searched on this, field trip, because one of the teachers on the trip was missed, fifty dollars, so they stripped won t to sixth grade girls down their broad patties and Searched for the missing fifty dollars to find out who had stolen it and nobody had not one of them. They do. They didn't find the fifth. I wonder if the kids were allowed to strip search the adults. Does it didn't say that in this story? So my guess is no, but for? It went missing a police officer working at the linear middle school, informed us assistant principle that girl sometimes like the hide things in their brows and patties. So that's why they do so

search them. So then they, loosened their brows checked around the waste band of their panties and found no money. How can you how into how imagine livid as unfair, Would you be if this was your daughter, says Texas? This is Texas. Sad how many of these things are taking place in Texas? taxes is close touches on the not everyone is worried about this blue wave thing. I know I think, Texas, his clothes there's all these people, their moved from California. All these. Companies that have moved in Texas is, you know, number one with business now we should have built a wall on our western border along time along to keep the Californians out and the northern border yup. You know not Canada Oklahoma. A outwork glow yeah, I mean it's, it's it's changing here dramatically and not good

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ice tariff by the Chinese of twenty percent, they back there price down and they went another ten percent and so there's nothing. They can do now. Tesla tariff is forty percent Wow. The test. Huge huge market was doing well in China. China is a soldier's, expensive cars. Yes, it was Two billion dollars. Last year, China was her second biggest market. If they lose, China they could go under, Now, let me ask you, for this because this is the way the economy actually works. Idea is to save jobs here and keep manufacturing here. What would Tesla do

Tesla will either lose two billion dollars and possibly fold cause it's our second largest market or. Move manufacturing to China and make their cause as in China, they could come here for here and Make them over there for them, which do you think there, I do go out of business, or move their manufacturing. This is why trade tariffs just don't work, they don't think you dont, protect anybody can see it. You can see. It is not necessarily if you think of tariffs as attacks. Then you can understand that if you, build things or make things in California, Europe Axes are so high what people do they move if your regulation in your taxes are high,

you move to a place to where the regulation allows you to do business. It's been the secret of of Texas, It is this form Forbes, no, not Forbes. This is what what's a CNBC Cnbc. They been doing this, for twelve years Texas. Has won the top spot for best placed to do business for time out of twelve years. Oh Gimme, the stats on this, so we are they say that this is that we went back to the top of the list because of rising the rising tide of energy prices, when oil and oil is still the number one industry here, but it not just oil that's doing really well in Texas, we actually had GDP growth in the fifth? The fourth quarter last year of five point: two percent totally Co. Five point: two percent:

we are responsible for one in seven jobs being added throughout the day. So for every seven jobs had happened to the country, Texas, attributed one of actually that's you know what that's good for America, your member under Obama, the first couple of years, Texas, was over fifty percent of all jobs. Europe added more than three hundred fifty thousand jobs in Texas in the last year Kind of turbocharging are one point: six trillion dollar economy: I think we'd be tenth. Left in the world in GDP, the state of Texas, you mean California. It would be a people, yes up denying that where our own country yet so we're Texas is home to thirty nine companies in the standard and poorest five hundred index, including eighteen t x, on mobile Texas instruments

and some of the biggest privately held companies including h, E B, Niemann, Marcus Hunt oil so. They also say that we did really well in other categories of competitiveness. We were seventh and workforce number, one in infrastructure, number, nine in technology and innovation and access the capital we were third, so invert every metric, we're at least opt in and in many cases the number one state in the country. So what's number two, a number of giving totally surprise a little bit. Number two is Washington, wash in state. I wouldn't, I don't think I've ever guess that at third is wait. I'm I'm having a hard time, get my arms or Alex. You have seen Now, maybe it's because you have Eastern Washington that balances things out there

eight, that I mean you wanna talk about taxation without representation, it was for the full. You just like to remind you of my grandmother, said before moved away. Glenn tell everyone youth you meet, reigns there all the time, and I said grandma I, You don't have a problem saying that, because it does- and she said good now- you don't have to lie she's trying to get people to not move to the Seattle area and racket, now. One of the problems, though, that you might imagine Washington has is thirteen point. Eight billion dollars in unfunded pension obligations so the pension thing is killing. Washington stage is like it is Illinois, a what it can do other state. What are we gonna do when those pen? in school belly up. The states have to pay them and they

go to the United States government in the United States government says: will bail you out. How is the United States government You pull that off, though,. I don't understand how that bankrupt. The federal government- And to end, do I, as a citizen of another state there I mean you wanna talk about taxation without representation. I didn't vote for those pensions right. We didn't. We didn't crew that debt, Why? Why are you giving my tax money to them? For that yet the they wrapped up. If exist, be a problem. Yeah I do in California, comes knocking on the door of the federal government to bail them out and Illinois and your New York and Washington now people are gonna, be happy about that. You talk at number three.

So they there rose five places from last year of job. Job growth was about three point: four percent in outta the actually eat Texas on a percentage basis The silicon slopes, tech region is thriving. Sixty five hundred start ups and tech companies now are based in Utah. That's that's amazing. And then so than there is demand for housing, and that feels construction, and so all that's happening. Utah added fifty thousand jobs last year, which is it. Point four percent increase, then you Colorado, which is is for the first time in a while in the in the top five some of the biggest movers on this list? New York actually jumped. From thirty eight Wendy Seventh, so they actually improved they. They were the most improved because apparently their finances are in better shape. Now the housing market is strong and only

California is home to more standard and poorest five hundred companies, whereas California, tell Fournier we're in the middle of the pact, and I'm telling you if California didn't have perfect whether now one would live Yes, yes, it wouldn't even be in the top. Fifty of induce states. No one would lose you just would not go. There is so much that people give up and they're just like I just you know. I guess I just love the weather and I just love the weather. And I think that you just gotta give up after a while, you know Yeah I mean the wire, though, is great: the traffic is awful and the taxes are awful, the people are pretty nasty and I dont rarely winners, mudslides and earthquakes when that ire, but about

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pad what four out of the top ten they all top. Five, all five of the top five in the country they had kept by me. Love was number one twisted shout to number three. She loves you forthwith, I wanna hold your hand and number five was please. Please me, ok, so all the tests those are all songs. If you're our age, my age, you know them. If your thirty, you probably of at least heard them ever, the body. It was a cultural revolution. Some, He has just broken this record. I the name these, they smashed the record them gets seven in the top ten. He's got number one number two number four number: six: seven: eight and nine songs in the country right now in this country. Yes, in this country, billboard hot. What are the reason why I said in this country is, I know, I'm going to sound like a really old guy here in Bonn.

Everyone knew the Beatles ever you could not escape the Beatles. But we are such a country that is now in not in this in a bad way, but we can all find our own stuff and we can cut ourselves out of giant movements. This is obvious. The giant movement. Of some sort, I've never heard of him. Drake wrapper I've, I've heard of him. I don't think I've ever heard. One of his songs I dont Maris, is this like. Is this like, it is he everywhere. He don't know you're it really you not familiar with Drake, either how old are you twenty twenty five everywhere? I don't while an end is any good No, I mean I would rather less into the Beatles nurse Malaysian he's ok

For what you're not a huge rise in Congo West with his new album yeah, Well, well, I mean come on. You can get, doesn't know how well you can. Sometimes you dont want to elicit of is not really does he have seven of the top ten he right now has twenty seven songs overall In the hot one hundred, Twenty seven percent of the chart are Drake, songs. I wasn't even possible. I gotta listen to some yeah I have to have. That sounds like now his new album scorpion debuted at number one. All too, five tracks from that album or on the hot one hundred plus two. More obviously, so he's now charted a hundred and eighty six songs over the course of his career, which I

don't know how many years that spans I so away. So so in the billboard chart? If I'm not mistaken, billboard is just from sales, not radio play used to be that way. I'm not sure that still the case radio play even my had a great radio play does factor into billboard. I think, but I had its say, its increase. Annabelle, it's because people to listen, they don't even listen to music, the same way they use to with modify and pandora. You know Second man, you can listen to any saw you want at any time you want now it's not like you're held hostage by by music radio anymore So this is even a bigger accomplishment. I think, because of that assist. Is the number one song in the country nice for what number two

stop number for gods. Plan number. Six in my feelings: I'm upset number seven emotionless number, eight and don't matter to me featuring Michael Jackson, number nine. So we gimme the Gimme the names a gift is, it seems they seem to be diametrically opposed to each other in nice for what nonstop gods plan in my feelings, in my feelings, I'm upset I'm upset emotionless, but I have no one else needs emotionless, emotionless and don't matter to me, and it is a middle matter to me I've got, I gotta listen to some of these because to beat the Beatles record, You should have to be pretty exceptional and I

no any rap like that. Frankly now it may be, maybe along the target year alone, there will not be the target yes, but I would at least expect somebody who has twenty seven percent of the hot one hundred on billboard, I would expect, would Be- so culturally relevant everyone would at least go? Oh yeah? I think I know that guy Glenn Back mercury.