The blaze radio network on demand. Back gray had stupor gear for Glenn Big Day, because Donald Trump yesterday, If some of the potential nominees for the- U S Supreme Court and so you actually ever a breakdown of some of these guys yeah. Well, it doesn't mean I'm not all that familiar with their judicial records. It's not like. I follow their court actions. Closely drawing it or court seas and whatever their mission, I know that sounds really ignorant. Wasn't it one of those things I had a year a couple years ago, where I became obsessed with Philadelphia. Eagles draft picks I kept just likes all of them in every one it would be mentioned as a potential draft pic. I would go through and learn their history and watch. There's a highlight films from college, and then the draft came in and take any of them like. That was a complete

complete waste of time. What I did I do that I used to be the same way with the court with it. We're gonna die? That's that every judge I would I would who watches ruling Miss. I would jot them down. I would keep their stats, but I haven't done it in about three or four you're, so I'm lost on where they are currently so that he may interviewed five Brett Cavanaugh Amy Coney bear it gave a mould up, I'm old, top up far distant. I can't you just did the supermodel debar more. Thank you mark there's a road rhythm too that want a multiple, the bar when it was sitting in a multiparty that yeah the avenue followed. These got yeah right in a wild out. Yes and Raymond Catholic. Are the battle I understand, I keep hearing the Cavanaugh the least desirable of all these yet well or an island where

this about it. So, if you think about this list, it's gone through a three admirations. It was first, I think ten then you'll have to twenty one, and then it went to twenty five, so the skids grown over over time and again When I was put in this last group, this last group of five, and if you go back to the way they picked corset, they added ten to the list and gorse it was in there what reportedly, they basically added the ten name. So they could add Corsican. They wouldn't draw attention to the we added one morning, We came up with you know what these kind of obvious, so they added kind of a slow of good, solid choices in and they were targeting Gore such at that time is one of the favorites, so the cabinet and bear it were both added in this last group, carbonized one were kind of worried about here. Wasn't he Who is he the one? It was the runner up the gorse at last night's Thomas Hartman harm and is also on this on the shortlist here. So those that

that I am worried about right now, Hartman and cabinet. Now, both of them check all the boxes. There were the days that lackeys pickin some guy off the treats these are. They have gone through the federalists, societies screening. So this is ok. I don't think you're talking at all to just put this on the table between a a suitor or you make a mistake and it becomes one of the most liberal justice is there. I don't think you're talkin that the scale were discussing here is not Ginsburg to Clarence Thomas that scale. We're talking is Kennedy to Clarence Thomas right, there's no reason to get another Kennedy here, there's no reason to get another Saturday Oconnor Centre Day, o Connor cigarette another great example. You don't need that here right, you don't need it. You dont need to please the left with is pick not at all at all, can even consider it. There should be zero risk, so the issue here is not whether Cavanaugh is he's not terrible he's not Ruth Peterkins, where he's not suitor

I'm worried. He is Julia Roberts Dwelling. Idea where he stands on Roby wait. We dont know per we do know where he stands on: Obama, care and the individual mandate, which is really, I think the thing. That's that's throwing up red flags for everybody. He wrote a a decision, an opinion on Obamacare as it was making its way up. The court system too to the Supreme Court. Has it before Roberts rules on it and he, in his opinion, basically outlines a path to approve of Obamacare approve of the individual mandate. Now his justification, for that was largely judicial restraint. I think this. The legislature should make these decisions and and not ass, the problem that is, you know when it's unconstitutional, you should issue you don't eat restraint. Stick with the constitution. I want someone who has very little

strange to under the constitution. That right you don't need restraining. That area you need someone who is going is going to not try to make new laws like, for example, Roberts did to justify Obamacare. He wrote the law as Scalia says, it's now Scotus care because we basically just rewrote it, and that is what the the What am I was making a lot of people nervous here with Cavenaugh. He is guy who this in this decision. We can go through this more definite pouring we want to get today, but The bottom line is that we want to be really boring really more here.

Austria, the holy city? Then all my father, though, if you go through that the breakdown of it, you know that is it largely. His reasoning is judicial restraint, which is something that was a priority of George W Bush from picking justices. So again that got your operates and that the issue with Robert is he doesn't want to make these big. Just rulings come from the court because he does, it will be the one he wants to keep the court's reputation. Act and I don't like the court's reputation is not your job. You rob, isn't arbitration, ok, look at what we can. You met force people to buy things they dont want. I don't know if that's that's not available as a government power it has never been utilizes govern power until we all this made it one when Robert Three, that decision and this sort of thing? I dont want to me that's activism when you create a brand new thing that has little

we never been utilised before forcing people to buy insurance to be inst good standing as a citizen, and you rework the law to make it ok twice by the way Roberts this twice in two separate cases: the subsidies and the fee tax, duration. That's not what I want and there's no reason to get another Robert here, because people keep saying all Jeffrey Cubans on tv, everyday saying a while in eighteen months or did have absent we know Rovers is weighed, women are going to have rights. Gazer Dhaka be able to go into any bakeries. They will not be able to purchase big goods at any time like theirs, reasonably that we don't know how robbers is gonna ruin reverses, wait, there's no way you can have confidence in that. By the way we don't even know how Alito I have

for an instant Alito. I have confidence in your search on this issue, but we do know how either what the only vote you know you have is Clarence Thomas at this point. That's it so that the fact that you are to go for four with Roberts Gore such an elite, which I'm pretty confident in and then add ons, that whoever this new justice is. This is it if it's over fifty percent I'll be surprised right now I don't think I would By at one to one the odds of rovers, his weight being overturned, I mean We need thrive where the one I wore nowhere near as confident as Jeffrey do, but I wish it were and he's not with your loving that right I mean, I don't guess I don't know, I think it's just

trying to scare them. I want to move to oppose it. I wouldn't leave until I want it to happen. What would happen that it should happen? Absolutely anybody know, and we can go into that as well, because it's really even rovers we'd overturn is not as big a deal. It's a big deal, but it's not the end I'll be uttered an end. Abortion, certainly in the world, but not even in the United States, so there's a bought their but So that's that's one cabinet, I'm nervous about having a mole, also nervous about Hartman, heart of unfinished and second last time he was added as a favour to the list. Reportedly, from Rick Santorum, never try to unfavourable to people, Rick's interns, pretty conservative, although you know he's a guy in a he's, he's he's different flavour of conservative. As we see with his minimum wage policies and say no certain seasons.

Self a sort of a blue collar, we populist conservative, which is not mice, particular flavour, and he doesn't like we know, he's he's been outspoken and against libertarians in the past and on the core is where you really. What libertarians aren't like the court is the place for libertarians We have you want them as your beer, your president, or even with the measure senator you want them in the court, because they're gonna they're going to look at the constitution as written and that may not be harder and harder meant is. There is a way of they try to do these things there imperfect. I think that when it comes to whether their lives, a conservative, they have these ratings and so the court as it stands right now so to my arm, Ginsburg Way on the left briar in Kagan Liberal, but not quite as liberal there. Kennedy who they have waited on the scale as to the left of centre, so understand that they bats people are like all their replacing a conservative with another conservative. I mean mater

really a fair description, probably of Kennedys, not really all that conservative, he was good on certain things. Then Roberts, then Alito, then Gore such and then all the way to the right Clarence Thomas. What you want is another Clarence Thomas of the ten justices they. They are potential justices that they raided the closest to Clarence. Thomas is likely most conservative out of that entire group. The most liberal of the group that they rated was Thomas Hartman Hartman in between Kennedy and Roberts, is where they had him rated ideology. And again there's just no reason to utter tourism is something like that. I Hartman might be ok, but there's no reason to risk. Em again, you know you have Hartman was added as a favor. Now Santorum is a good guy in it in a conservative

Sorry we want office, but he's only in an office, but he wanted lives is when Trump was looking for his endorsement during the campaign, and this is when he was added to the list, but ok, just because he's its favour or someone else did that's not necessarily bad. It could be good, but that's also how we get suitor Johnson who knew hey. I know the sky and New actually spent ass to be given a love em, and then we got the most liberal guy image in the Supreme Court almost so that makes me nervous he's. Also friends with trumps sister serves was trumps sister on the court, which again you could say you could argue fairly. Hey he's got insight anew person is extra insight. Maybe that's a good thing makes me nervous when you have personal relationships, having anything to do with stuff like this, because you you make that's how you make mistakes, but we ve been burned many times before. God really have an. He also, you know. Is

on this list, the furthest left. Something to me. I don't want parliament, the problem was he made it. He was in reportedly in second place to Gore such when they picked last time. He interviewed they said even better. Of course, it was a great interview very well prepared, and he is on the shortlist again here he's listed in the store today and the top five he's already been interviewed by Trump Trump went through four others. So those that's too, that the top five, the two that I'm nervous about the other three are aiming Coney Barrett, who you remember her from she when she was going through her last advising consent process. She was attacked for her religion by I was dying. Feinstein was basically at all aid e the. What was the workers, the dogma, yeah the dogma strong with lives loudly when you knew he hath bank. What and she is,

a member of a church group in their trying to make that look like it's a cult, catholic and then there's some group did choose in Minsk in its catholic group, the catholic group, and it's like a catholic group of people who, like pledge to each other, help each other throughout their life. How old aunts cookery you crazy? What not job get ever other court z? I mean again and see mainly would be on the right side of rovers his weight. With that background, so that is something that is positive. Possible is possibly a positive. Are what is more, a Malta par Mary, I'm both upon the other. This is another one recommended highly. Is the pick of Mitch This is who Mitch Mccullough wants to get this gig and he's been. Unless he's pretty conservative he's on the ideological rating scale is slightly to the right of elite

while I'm so that's a seemingly a good pick. Again I get a little nervous when you have people recommending others a bit. It always makes me nervous, but I understand it and intelligent who is equal to or such on this ideological list, which is pretty pretty pretty nice, so there's a guy may look. All of these justices are wrong. Of centre, why we would go more towards the centre than the right, no reason to have no reason to hear you know what we tried weather. The news and why it matters which we are both on every day here, the blaze, if you have, if you go in there and you put in the most put in Michael, let's just say that I can do this by don't think. But let's put in my class and likely goes through their and he's been outspoken against rovers is weighed thinks it's a terrible decision. Bluff a blog and more Cowskin Collins come out and say no, I'm not gonna vote for them. First of all, Europe the great case to go to read state Democrats about election and say you, hey, hey West, Virginia that you know we needed the vote for me

and he wouldn't do it. You have a great case to win all those states that are in red states. I think you're all the dice with it, because there's good chance. Republicans, we just stand there. Majority here in the Senate is set up perfectly for them to do so. If you have an outstanding Supreme court seat, it's going to drive people to the poles like crazy and I think he rolled the dice with it and then you put in the most conservative person- you absolutely can now you're necessarily have to have an outspoken likely has been or maybe prior has been on. The Rovers Wade, but you need to have someone who you're sure of no no, no, please. Here. No, no! Well, let's picks someone who's, never said anything about an issue: let's not angry liberal. Yes, you don't you do that here, even if you lose more Cowskin Collins, it's just one argument. You come back. You'll get probably get two. Fifty four fifty five seats and and then you ll be able to get where we want them and if you, if, if they go along with

you gotta, have you have another gorse, it's ready to go and you think they're that good then do it and its great, but if you don't get it through, you can be patient with this. One, I think I'd run I'd rather not pull the trigger on somebody like Hartman, who is really risky and then the end of the day you're like all? Well, we, if we waited three months, you know we could have had somebody better. You know this is maybe the main issue for an awful lot of people from in in voting for Donald Trump those who are now absolutely sold on him from the beginning usually can The conclusion, while the Supreme Court he'll be good, would it be a lot better on the Supreme Court we ve got some openings that are likely and another a mug put Hillary Clinton there, I'm in a vote for Trump because of the Supreme Court. How many people did that lots of many so now it's the chance and use your opportunity seem to dwell with pick one

you'll, never know this, for I mean Roberts look great in the first year to sit too as well. So you you never know, but it looks great if he can pull out as anyone like that's gonna, be fantastic, abbe, great trouble, eight! Seventy seven back. Spend still for Glenn, Tripoli, haven't you. Seven back looks like we're: but in a fourth of July, attack downtown Cleveland, which is always a good thing of FBI, set Demetrius Nathaniel pits also known as a wronging were taken into custody on Sunday around ten on accusations of attempting to provide material support to foreign terrorist organizations, apparently he was trying to figure out how to give toys with explosives in them to children,

military veterans- oh my god, and they had all kinds of things planned for downtown Cleveland and fortunately we dodged bullet their frightening. While yet our gets like Saint John Cathedral and giving remote control cars packed with explosives, is shrapnel to the children of military member. Oh, my god, can you imagine after we saw this in the documentary hollowing three season of the witch in which they company, which of course I came over the name of the company or else is silver shamrock. I think it was an they gave hollowing mask to kids. All around America rightly had put him on. While you are right and any gather on the tv, and they had, as you know, the three more days to the hollow wean hollowing, although we are saying that other I don't I wanted, I wanted. The full song and if wearing the mask it will. Apparently I dont know what it does exactly inside, but I know bugs close your eyes and yeah.

It's worse than hypnotic crime, crushes your skull and then bugs crawl out your eyes. I don't know frankly, were the bug within bugs stored in the mask, or did they come from, but I no, no and snakes. Why wouldn't snake or their snakes in the rubber of the mask I'll, never see when I fully explain now, but I just know it was horrible putting me that was legitimately like the plot you give kids something that they like they hold on to it, they put it on their heads and then it kills them. Yes, that is the fact that potentially real life scenario, slightly altered form Besides thirty slice of the witch- yes, I'm glad they caught the sky, choose that gosh. Can you imagine when you get it? That's tough, I mean look killing people for any reason. Theirs, guy who who was arrested for threatening kill eat pie the FCC commissioner over net neutrality. Now. Look here, there's a lot of reasons to kill somebody but net neutrality, which your netflix buffering is not one of them

Look I just either the amazing world we live in today. I know you know what they know. It's incredible and here, like there's a certain extra levelled deep in the Bowels of hell for someone who had dried out about it. Exploding toy no doubt about it. Bow wow, really dodged. There. Spend stupor glowing aaa. Seventy seven be easy: gay we're talkin about potential Supreme Court nominees. What is this group that Amy the two names it we're here and most right now are you? Are you Cavenaugh judge, Barrett, Amy, Coney, Barrett they're, both added in that last group, which makes sense than last time talk to both of em? I think he has round his interview and yesterday them already. Yes, oh CBS reporting that those are the final two now gee- but I noticed some scary, scary, religious group, yes cathartic her this Catholic,

my cup mispronouncing Attica thought cut. Folic covalent fall. Ok, I don't I'm not an unfamiliar. It sounds really bad, though lethargies there's only like two billion Them around it, oh my god. Yes, we is tiny. Little fringe grew called so so, She is a faithful Catholic. She had an inch, an issue with Diane Feinstein, where you know Diana, not apparently a fan of being a faithful Catholic. I guess I don't. I don't know exactly what she's describing in this clip, but it's become sort of a famous one, because if you're a faithful person, you know If you're gonna be attacked like this, if this is an attack, then you're eliminating everybody of faith. Basically, yes, everybody who actually lives their faith and I don't think that's what they are supposed to be doing

here a litmus test to make sure you're, not religious legitimately, seems to be what is being applied here. This is Diane Feinstein. Would Amy Coney bear it. When you read your speeches. That conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you and that's of concern when you come to big issues that large numbers of people have fought for four years in this country, so its concern that you believe strongly in your religion. What are you talking about? Is this United States of America. Oh that in her turn and wind up in a soviet bloc nation would mean that's a concern. Why? What? What are you? What do you mean you're concerned about and, of course, what she means is we thought so

ART for Roby Wade that we will not give it up come what may? Yes absolutely we are going to continue the slaughter of children and if you want to stop that, I'm sorry you can't be a part of any judicial This debate is under way. We believe- and we are under the impression that some Catholics do not like rovers is weighed and where they do not like abortion and therefore we do not want you port heads essentially what you're saying exactly what you say and she can't obviously stated that clearly. But that's exactly what means now she is also. It goes further than us that she Isn t she is in a very deep cult, as described by a lot of people on Twitter, but it does. Seem like a necessarily called to me. I would like to get Europe unanimous, chooses the people of praise group breasts

is a member of a small tightly knit Christian group called people of praise to seem like you'd say that Gary way they they saw. The member the groups where a lifelong oath of loyalty called a covenant to one another out. I don't know what that the obviously like, if you take this Do you know the Rajasthani she's in Yo Oregon, you could by the way that lifelong colt or a lifelong, a pledge of oil loyalty or a covenant could be. Really scary right, like an that's, obviously how this is intended to read. You know, but am when you listen to what I mean it's like well, what what is it a covenant to do exactly so? Let me cut Kern, inform members say that the heads in handmaids, that's what they're called so they have

They did the covenanters to one another, their assigned and accountable to a personal adviser call they head for man and a hand made for women. The group teaches that husbands are the heads of their wives and should take a thorn, the over the family alone. This is how the New York Times also characterizes the Bible right. So I do not know how yours, if you're gonna be, if you're religious person, why you'd be scared of this, and because this is how they talk of these issues all the time and they make it seem like it's. The worst thing. That's ever been invented right and when you talk in a maybe it's the maybe this, the terrible group and it's it's a boy who cried Wolf because its they anything that is religious. They make sound like this. So I don't know, I don't really know by looking at this says. Current and former members say that their heads and handmaids give direction on important decisions and call me, including whom, to date whom to marry where to live where there to take a job or by a home and how to raise children. Now that to me strikes me as the way the New York Times would write about a supporter,

a group of people who have similar principles and who realise that men and women are fallible and at times go off the road and you need someone to help bring you back to the correct wrote right. I know that that's in your church right, you have people that you have a systems and not exactly like that, but it's pretty similar, my understanding of it right we're, like you know, I glanced, talked about how he's had people who have earned troubled times that come over to the house and he yet you'll go visit them to try to help them through troubled times. Yes, right, like that seems like ain't really rational thing, for a church to be doing. Yeah legal scholars say that such a loyalty oaths could raise legitimate questions about judicial nominees, independence and impartiality, So the idea here is that any coney, I don't know what to do on rovers is weighed living, go asked my hand made

and then the hand we're going to get a call. You absolutely one that it like that is then the related implication. I guess that's absolutely not gonna be the case that not going to happen that this is ludicrous ludicrous. These groups can be oh absorbing that its difficult for a person to retain individual judgment. Says. Sarah Berringer, Gordon a professor of constitutional law and history at the university, a pencil and an expert on the people of praise, double absent, Ok, sure! Now it's here what she says that what she should go in depth into the group know our he says I dont think its discriminatory or hoss to religion to want to learn more about our relationship with a group of Nora, Miss Missus, Barrett, three spokesperson at the Newton Ordinary LAW school, where she is on faculty decline. Several requests to be interviewed for this article of leader of people of praise, Craig S life

said his is needed is a new two ladys authors, I'm just gonna she's, doing more Craig Ass, we haven't that's great. He was joined by Bill Communion with David stir. Craig led said that the group was not nefarious or controversial, but its policy was not to confirm whether Miss Barry or anyone else was a member Mr Lent, whose overall coordinator who belong to the group for nearly forty years, had in interviews that the group was about building community and long term relationships in that members have a wide spectrum of political views. We don't try to control. People said Miss MR lead again. A guy who's could so controlled. He changes naval. Let us be honest, the bats

not now were who is also a professor of electrical engineering in physics at Notre Dame sounds just like a wacko jet whacked job, yet you know there is never any guarantee that the leader is always right. You have to discern and act in the Lord. He later if and when members hold political offices or judicial offices or administrative offices, we would certainly not tell them how to discharge their responsibilities. Again. It just seems like the type of thing that this is gonna sound, great, to think progress right at this hour. It has got to seem really compelling to raise money for media matters. You know a Alex Andrea, Cassio Cortez. It's gonna be able to make a big deal about this. One these raising money for her campaign, but it's not real right. I mean it doesn't seem like its actual legitimate point to be brought up. It's trying to scare people to think she's to religious and therefore can be accepted right and I'm sorry it what's.

The difference between that an end. This from Nancy place me all the time. What is your favorite this? What is your favorite that which has every man I am at one time? What is your favorite word and I set my favorite word that is easily easy. My favorite word is the word the word. The worries, the words as the war and to words everything that's ever. Does it all says it all and no the difficult reference. You know gospel reference in a word the word and that that is were word is says. We have to give voice to give what that means in terms of in terms of public policy that will with terms of public policy. Guided crazy Peters was that we don't work, gives voice to your public policy. Could imagine if

When I was looking for justice, is nobody having trouble with that now? Are you telling me you I mean no. I love how the whole point of hers to say that it's. The word We hope so I wish you did cause you, and I know that your ignoring the word won't. You make public policy if your Nancy Pelosi I wish they would listen to the word, but nobody was scared of that. No part of the reason why no was scared of that is. No one believes that Europe really thinks it through, like. I think no one believed she does that at all I mean, though I love how the whole first to say that it's the word and to give voice to the word, but she won't please say the word of that drew Sheena. This is her. Dainty policy is famous for this right yeah. She is she acts mega religious and certain moments, but we have always with religious? My will suit she's she's, pandering to them. That's what she says: it's time to get donations from a religious group,

sounds like that, but she has an act like that, not at all and that's what they're comfortable with that's actually with the left, hey you wanna come out and you would give a little voice to faith and stuff, so we can suck in some of those people great as long as you don't vote like that, fine Nancy and they scarcely out of hand or as long as it's just pandering, work completely cover exactly. But if you mean it, we want anything to do with you. This is reflected in there the fat founders as well. I mean their argument when we bring out a David Barton Document, David's dug up some letter that George Washington Road. It is all faithful it and it sounds so religious. What's the rush hour. Well, that was just their public face. They just said those things because they knew the people were religious. They were really religious, aunt and nothing to do with this. Also the more secularists most of them were to de ideas that were at the most? Would their idea is politicians lie and they were playing. This religious face

The people it we're getting a lot about what they are doing, that's what they are doing. You know it's it's. What many politicians have done throughout history? It is a common practice to essentially fake your faith to win for the people and then vote. However, you want so that's very familiar, oh you're to the left, and I guess there applying that there's nothing wrong with having faith. In fact, it's very common here in our history are the heart society was built on the idea that faithful people would could make public decisions absolute based on a central, not only their own personal opinion cause. That's not what this is supposed to be about supposed to be about. And you analyze the constitution and stick to it. That's supposed to be about period and there's no reason here. Someone runnin and what we want we want to. We wait. We need Carson whence not Ryan leaf. It's a first round draft pick you got up. Is your first over I'll pick pick the person who you think is going to be best, don't try to massage it.

Don't try to pick. You know someone who you think might pass muster with some liberals picked them up conservative person, you have that and concerns I know what to say that the constitutional and that's what you need here and in a look, a lot of people are defending Cavanaugh, which is one of the people we brought up with. That could be a risk. Bench appear, a kind of said. I'm I'm worried about this. A couple of other health care experts did not like the way he looked at o bomber care. However, overall he looks pretty solid, add Wieland at national level. Has been one of his defenders and he's pretty smart guy too. So it's not it's not universal. I just feel like running away from riskier yeah risk, averse anybody. Anybody who looks like they could go the other way you should run from because we ve learned from suitor and standards O Connor and Anthony Kitty we ve been down that road a million times, and we don't need to go down that road. Again, I mean look at this. The reason why

Ro Verses Wade was not overturned is because Ronald Freakin Reagan missed right. That's how hard this is to do right. I mean that is a big. Take me this is not. The people are like all well, you know why you dont think Trump could pick another justice, it's hard. It really hard. I mean here Bush, probably when I would say one for two. It looks like Gore such as it is a home run so far, but we don't know that long enough to really tell, but I mean, can Reagan what one for two right, yes, or will he actually had more than that we had autonomy up economy. Miss Kennedy he handed it. He miss West with right again and Thomas was Bush right was Thomas Thomas was Bush. Yes, so I mean This is hard to do where it's, not a criticism of the president or this process or anything if you have any element of risk. What. So ever eliminate it absolutely don't miss with this one, because even Reagan missed it twice span stupor Glenn on Glinda Programme,

Glenn back I'm stupid, Glenn AAA seventy seven, the instigator are some things you should be concerned about in a Supreme Court justice. Ok, let me share one of those with Should, furthermore, be able, by Armor Ruth, better Ginsberg, perfectly learning that has gone on David since the end of world war. Two wish by the constitution. Writing. I was weren't letter to the. U S twosome. If I were drafting a constitution numbering year, two thousand twelve rakers, it's such a document right, so I ll get the Constitution of South Africa. A deliberate attempt to remove and have a fundamental instrument of government that increased basic human rights church had an independent judiciary? I think, don't wait. We do a great piece of work that was done.

Much more. Recently, the Eu S constitution there, Canada, a charter of rights and freedoms that, what's your name, you may be to those are way better than ours. That's what you should avoid in a Supreme court, just as somebody who doesn't even care about our constitution. How about that? patents do for Glenn on the Glinda Programme, a triple eight. Seventy seven, easy game we been, can around the Supreme Court Domini a little bit today and kind of going over what not religion should be a litmus test against nominating a supreme court. Justice seems somewhat unconstitutional, but that doing kind of right now. Two aims: Coney Bear she belongs to a religious group and well she's catholic, but then there's some subjects, within the religion. She's belongs to something all people of praise.

I'm not that familiar with, but they may covenant with each other. Oh no scary. Word for four progressives. You ve made a covenant. Oh ok, so that means you're going to have to call that person and get their advice on all your supreme court decisions. And now that's not that's not what that means. Is there anything really concerning it at all. Emphasising that we know they may is daring. Is one of the heads of the entire urbanization had changed his name to let lent array Craig S lent animals have any information to back that claim up now and we don't know if he changed his name or that have given name? Are we I don't know I would assume is probably is given name, but I I think to make this scary. We have to say Jane Jane is at Craig Smith and he joined this group. They made him changes may be Craig Lent or he said a fanatic. It had on his own volition, but even ass almost to scare. If he acts independently, though that is not a cult

So now we re somebody told him right to do this along with his assistance bill, Easter, Billy's, Terry Com- in prayer so so dive, maybe the whole leadership of the group. We don't know we don't know, don't know current former members of people of Prey I would like, if there's any one in the audience who happens to belong to us or know someone who belongs to it or know anything about the girl. I really don't know other than the New York Times is trying to scare me into thinking. It's terrible, current in former members of people of praise said that his bear it and her husband, who have seven children, well there's another to parliament's she's evil. How seven children meantime said Craig led tell her to have a kid: that's what I wanna, seven, probably seven, because that she can independently. Apparently they both blunder. Hopes they? Their fathers had served as leaders it was. The group is found.

The nineteen seventy one claims are eighteen hundred adult member in twenty two locations in North America and the Caribbean, so pray small group, relatively group in prophecy, speaking in tongue and divine hearings, staples of pentecostal churches that some Catholics have adopted in a movement called charismatic renewal people. Phrase were was an early leader in the flowering of that movement in North America. Ninety percent of a member of its members are catholic. To fulfil the groups. Can Terry envision. Unmarried members are sometimes place to live in homes with married couples and their children and members often look to buy or rent homes near other members? No? No just control their real estate choices. Now, U K, cries First, land just name guy lent. Now you just put it on zero years, where a boots gotta be within a radius of other people's houses. That's almost like commute.

It sounds like a community cross, her off the list. I say crosser off the list, she's clue a cook. Some former members criticise the grew from deviating from catholic Doctrine, which has not cheat teach male headship. In contrast to some evangelical churches, the personal advisers can be to controlling the critics say they may betray confidences and too often they supplant. The role of priest. There you go so I mean basically regime. We can tell here that this is gases away after so so that scarier than this from Ruth Better Ginsburg. Now I can't speak about what the addiction experience should be I'm not doing their new constitution. This was two thousand twelve issue, and when they had the revolution there and they were talking about putting?

either the constitution. So she was asked about that because our motto able under rather old old, right yeah, the in comparison to Egypt. Very new nation yeah, but we have the old, the oldest written constitution still in force. Well, obviously, a bad thing that has lasted long, had happened this durable seasick. Maybe they gonna write ban. That is such a revealing set amazing, because she's not even see it like her, but when she's in the court and she speaking on behalf of the court, she comes up with ridiculous justifications to say our visions are constitutional. They always do the left. Luke the left come out, so you know what we dont think that it is in this is in the constitution, but would this is what we think it should be a mean, occasionally into those things in their decisions, but this is her telling you, I don't believe in the constant

it sucks. Why will this is not the right way? We need to play this. Do we started playing this, but we didn't have time to finish it. Listen to what she was saying when they for asking her about the content. Pollution and giving advice to other countries on their constitution federal. Do all by all the constitution might It has gone on since the end of world war. Two inner Supreme court decisions. That's right. This way, This was a twenty twelve interview in. They were asking her about he basis or what what she bases are decisions on as well You should be aided by all the constitutions that had been written since world war two way. What no absolutely not I mean, that is the exact opposite. You shouldn't be influenced by anybody else's constitution there. It doesn't matter at all, no

lately unrelated. In fact, I would say restricted yes allowed to look at them. Why not look to the? U S, question! If I were drafting a constitution in the year, two thousand twel might look at the Constitution of South Africa that was liberate as well. Do it to have a fundamental. They know this, but South Africa's manoeuvres, shining example of liberty of law. Pretty throughout the day right, yes, we are long till he some day figure it out the way south. So well, if only I don't you ever get there still collapse is something we can only aspire to. We can never achieve its. The heart disease eternal harmony of South Africa. One currency so did I Dickie list embraced basic human rights. Basic human rights had an independent judiciary. It's really

I concept in a great weight in interpreting. Judiciary, who's ever heard of. Where do you think these people get me ideas from Ah, yes, Roma ass piece of work Mr Mann much more recently the Eu S constitution that Canada JANET The charter of rights and freedoms dates from nineteen ate it. First of all that Europe needs a really good at year. They gave me a good year for wine. It was a good year for constitution. Remnants gremlins cannot around nineteen eighty two bedclothes. You want to make sure even more reason for gremlins really was eighty four allow cat. I'm not positive that! Well, that's the thing! Maybe we should learn from gremlins in that way not? Why? United? Eighty two that's old! What about New Constitution every Wednesday. What about that constitution once every Wednesday to use your ideas for a new amendment everywhere,

there. We all do it together and see what the law of the land is. I like it. I don't want a lot as the limiting principle. Why the now you go on there, every we make. Maybe we just tweeted outline my line yet well and guidelines that we should have. We should learn a lesson from Iceland back in what was Twenty ten tanner, twelve, fourteen somewhere in there when they were doing a knook? They wanted ideas tweeted to them, and I think we should do the same thing, think you're right. I think it should be every Wednesday just pick a day and start tweeting constitutional ideas and we'll just put him into a new constitution. Finally, get rid of this old, dusty Pisa crap. We have to set fire to it. Why all the best thing about it? Is it's so old, it's incredibly flammable, so light up right away the ads you weren't even need lighter fluid, very dried up parchment. I have so little burn fat upon fundamental human right right

Yes, why not take it very not of what there is elsewhere in the world because you're not supposed to, because that has nothing to do with your do judicial decision here. Based on our constitution, I mean so that shows you there's somebody who doesn't. Even even our constitution, that sitting on the? U S Supreme Court right now, but it you know they don't have any problem. No, not at all the problem with Amy Coney Barrett, because she's religious Ruth Bitter Ginsburg, also it is for continually falling asleep in the middle of a vote Which is interesting because she's one of the few people you actually it's actually better if she's asleep, right. Much rather have just got to sleep through all of this, and maybe not even vote melody this has got to sleep through it Ruth. What are you gonna up? She's she's out she's, asleep early talk about this quietly,

its soothing to misguided soothing tones of cheese. Eighty five years old- and I know we talk about this a lot and I think this social media has ruined this in some way. I would rather have a Ruth Bitter Ginsburg admitting things that I'd rather have her be honest rather than what she does in the court, which is lie and act as if she cares about the constitution. Be honest, like you just was there you not come out in a minute, I think, because people get beat up so so badly from social media when they tweet their real opinions. People now hold the men and hide them. I'd rather know who people are I'd rather know young people they always we want trying to fire every comedian who makes a joke, that's off color or every politician who makes a comment that did that doesn't work. I'd rather have bad rally to just judge it on its Marin Gath amount when it comes time, don't wash their show. If you don't mind whatever the case may be, though, how many times have we said. At least we

back Bernie Sanders cause. He admits it he's a socialist. I respect this millennium in the Bronx, because She admits, she's, a democratic social and you get too many democrats right now we're trying to pretend like their actual democrats winner, Actually socialists most of the party has become so left wing that There is no difference between them and socialist communist there's no difference and is about to get a lot worse yeah. When you see these high profile, cunning, glamorous cases like Cassio Cortez in New York, where you're getting a democratic socialist had admitted. One who comes out and says hey. This is what I'm doing. I want free, a guarantee jobs, free college, all the night, since that goes along with the democratic socialist platform. That is completely unreasonable and you have

not only winning but a a media, glorified win right, they're coming to her aid and saying what an amazing thing this is, and as that happens, the praise will go to people like Bernie Sanders. And people who supported Bernie and you will heavy a saw, a democratic party that will be even unfamiliar to the one that elected Barack Obama. I mean it in its we're, we're going to find a place. No I'm broke. Obama was, I think, in many ways, further much further left than he. Lead on in a normal everyday way. No doubt about it, I mean there's no, What about that? But he he at least was trying to hide it. Now you get to the point where they're coming out just on masking, as Glenn has said for many years and that's gonna be when that is the only way you can win a primary is to be a socialist that anybody, that's gonna, be an interest.

World by another. There with the Democrats were their triple eight. Seventy seven, You see gates patents to Berlin on the Glen Back Programme, You are aware this stupid, other ominous record, breaking heat temperature has been said, oh now, or in the words of warlike Al Gore, another enough rocard. Been that the thirty of curious Oman, hidden overnight low of a hundred and eight point the girl, even on Tuesday likely the highest minimum daily temperature recorded on earth and that's ominous cause I don't know we didn't, have any records before now. There were no. There were no records. It never happened Everything was the same until now and now our starting to set records

Every time you know they say records were made to be insurmountable. That's what right! That's what this That is what they say. Isn't it records were made to be into about I'll, never be broken, it Spencer, I wanted? and with those Al Gore was right was right, I'm by the way his last movie primmest bobbed in it remember what there is the idea of a new three million dollars or somethin in that sat the United States that sat peopled in watch. Won't. I shall talk about graphs anymore I wonder if it had anything to do with the first time he did it. It was mostly bogus wonderful, make us didn't. You can stay with the lead, the liberals that I know that they would be like all. Well, it wasn't true last time, I don't trust him this time. That's not consistent with many on the left. That I've I've run into. So what do you think it was? What are we just not there just interested in

I'm a change anymore yeah. I think I think that's part of it. It seems like such a it's. It's not the Marquis attention point right now, right, Donald Trump as yet right that, in view of the the thing that's exciting them right now is opposition to Donald Trump. Not me, no point nine degrees over a century. The resistance in like they shows how dumb the claim is right. We talked about this further time. You know, but even if you believe everything that Al Gore says there's a lot of time in a lot of decisions and a lot of things that could happen, for example, massive scientific advancement right where no reason to believe that Elon Musk in five years doesn't come up with some solar panel. That self, all of these problems in a minute yeah right like theirs, is that you were so ridiculous to think That now is the time to to restrict economies by multiple trillions of dollars globally. To try to stop point nine degrees over.

Century. I'm a little bit more after that, and so they just not doesn't have any intensity to it. Right, like I think the time where they tried every maximum maximus claim to make. It seem like the worst thing was happening right now and it just doesn't. It doesn't prove out crying yeah and, and they have to continue the hype up the hysteria around this to keep people's interest like we're talking yesterday about the on, on my show, on PET grand least on the place pretty or tv network which exists to immediately following the show or check at any time on podcast in just download it she was a dual when every please, but where we are talking about the. If the Pacific Ocean, garbage patch of you heard of I have heard a little ok, it is. It is real double the size of Texas to tie

in the size of texts, that's pretty frequent, big, bigger than Alaska, and it's out it somewhere in the middle of the ocean. They would this be they don't know where it is and no well. They know approximately where it is, but strangely there is no photo of it. You can't find an image of the garbage this does not seem real, so I started looking on the internet for the four for an image I wanted to see if anybody had one- and you know you could find garbage and waterways in Singapore or whatever, but you can't find this eyes of Texas or Alaska garbage patch in in the Pacific ocean. You just can't find it does, it doesn't exist, and I finally found an article on slate that said that the garbage patch is not real, I mean they. They admitted

It's it's mostly in people's minds and it was made up. I wish I could buy the Could I gotta find this guy? It's it's amazing. So basic they're saying there was made up to hype up global warming and climate change, an catastrophe because the oceans work clean enough, and so we had to they had the hype up. How dirty it is. And so in order to get people interested, they lie about how nasty this problem And they made up and people continue to reported any said. The story got bigger, as went first of all, it was three million tonnes of garbage. Then it was the size of Texas, then it was double the size of. Excess. Then it was the size of a continent meet all real

submits. Pretty amazing ought to try to find the are article yes pretty interesting. I saw they just saying that, essentially, if you added up all the trash in the ocean- and you put it next to each other, it would be the size of taxes that kind of the scam I don't think it's even save in that bigger problem that exists. So two years ago, Glenn Antonia started a company called real estate agents. I trust I come. Why do they do that vote? They did it because they were having a real frustration, trying to sell their house, and you might think I'll. Let must have a nightmare to beer when he was whining about his house every day, and I will say yes, he was that was there, it was not fun so glad he started real estate agents. I trust dot com. I think it'll be too because if you try to sell your house fast and for the most money or if you're looking to buy real estate agents, I trust dot. Com is a place to go. They got over one thousand two hundred agents, all over America that are rigorously qualified by Glenn steam experience, marketing plans, character,

and the results they get are the barometers they used to find the best agents in America and then they don't let anybody I'll sign up. So you have the best agents in your area available. All the work is done for you at real estate agents. I trust I come real estate agents. I trust I come it's the place to go to make sure the biggest investment you'll ever make goes smoothly. Let these agents earn your business, get moving with real estate agents. I trust dotcom spends due for Glenn blade. Seventy seven back we're talking about Al Gore and his hysteria over the fact that they had the record a low temperature sat on earth the other night in the record high low. Yes, It's it's never been hotter at night. Then it was the other night in the Middle EAST hundred eight degrees. One away point: seven, as its pretty warm at night is ill, it's you and want to keep them knows opened nutty, probably not. Now you can get an awful lot of really from that. So

I say to the Great Pacific garbage patch, which is just a minute Annabelle. Shame because this has been making the rounds lately. It has I ain't yet, why is that unit was invented a long time ago and now for some reason, it's resurface tonight. I don't really know why, but you're right, there might be a and great things to get people to move over to say it's kind of like to capture the public imagination. We have to offer up some scare, ok about this yesterday and just look didn't, I just believed it. I just believe that ok, there's in our garbage patch, is the size of Texas, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, utter a why. I believe that I have accepted it I shouldn't have found this art go in slate, that is from September of twenty sixteen There is no island of trash in the Pacific, but the car so clean oceans needed a good story at our warming play. Could use another one. I love it It just admit we make these things up to create. This

area, so people will listen to us, mean Gore has always kind of admitted that two or at least to use to him, he used to say that you have to kind of exaggerate things to get people move, or would you say it's kind of like to capture the public imagination? We have to offer up some scary scenarios makes simplified dramatic statements and little mention of any doubts. One might have. Each of us, to decide the right balance between being effective and being honest. Well, quote that's from someone Schneider. Who is a? U n? IPCC report author is again they didn t when IPCC is the thing that Gore talks about all the time. It's like the big you and climate reported, and did you every few years that is like to me The fundamental mission statement of environmentalism gives you a to capture the public imagination. We

have to offer up some scary scenarios makes simplified dramatic statements and little mention of any doubts one might have. Each of us has to decide the right balance of being effective and being honest. I mean that as the most crystal clear most honest thing you ever heard from an environmentalist and that was made in ninety eighty nine by Stephen Schneider, who want to become a user Stanford. I believe- and he was a want of being a. U N, IPCC authorise. Imagine was a lead environmentalists until he died in two thousand ten. He made that statement long before we had Al Gore asked debates. He just I e this is basically the environmentalist constitution, it's that that is exactly how, because it's not as if every one of their claims

no evidence as this garbage patch does like, for example, the garbage patch is good example of garbage patch is their trash in the ocean, YAP laser more than we'd like sure Is there one that's twice the size. Texas, no and close. Nor is it a real problem. I mean it is highly debatable as to whether it's an actual real problem. I mean this is a mass, that's a lot of water out there. So you won't. You don't want any trash in them. We like to clean it up. There are problems associated with it, but it's not this major disaster that they try to make it out to me so too, to capture to capture the public imagination, they made scary scenarios and simplified dramatic statements. There's a giant pig two times the size of since floating in the middle of the ocean somewhere in the present right. That's how bad things are. I mean I was convinced than I thought well, ok, that how did I and up in one place. I guess the because in current I could you could

that if you ve ever looked been at a lake right, where maybe you know, there's like party boats that God in the lake and people occasionally throw cans off the side, you'll seem collective. One area of the lake sometimes mean something like that. We're like that it is that the current or that the motion of the boats creative little in some ways they push all the garbage and a kind of one area. Nobody's seen that So your mind you're thinking. Well maybe that happens in the Pacific Ocean which, if it's a giant like what do people after route around it I mean imagine. You're going to China tall two times the size of Texas Garbage Barge in them. Of the Pacific. That's a lie. A garbage a lot of extra time to diversity that would make for quite a photo and to think that there is one year on the internet that you can find is pretty amazing. A good example to about technology has solved a lot of these problems because there would be a

You haven't we Rome either half over their satellite. Yes, how to a plane. You you take a snap of that from somewhere you wouldn't be able to get an all in one photo, but still when maybe from a satellite, you couldn t, but his teeth. Tis when you going search for the images you can't find any I should tell you something, and it does and that's why I was so surprised to find this. Stay in slate the other rights, but the Great Pacific garbage patch. Has always been less substantial than it sounds lesson island in the ocean. Then it big idea that flow round inside our heads to throw back to the time when environmental threats were made of solid things: empty bottles, fishing nets, nuclear waste, cannisters of slime that could be gathered up and buried or incinerated in a way. That's the very problem with the Great Pacific garbage patch. That's the problem it help to solve when the when the concept was invented,

like its mirror image the hole in the ozone layer reva like. If that's I like that, like it's a mirror, image the hole in the ozone layer which he's admitting also kind it didn't exist. It's amazing is not its Well, I was a kid and that era. When was that those the he's right you when they were talking about that- and I remember those energy over while it was just real, we're all gonna burn up with cancer because of the hole in the ozone layer and then we fixed itself and then another whole appeared in it. Fixed the Montreal Protocol, of course, was a spartan parent a protocol but like when we stopped using canisters of what this is. This is what it so frustrating about these environmental demands, though they act as if you know it's one of those things like well I in its ex it's going to someone saying hey, I you know I just saw,

but you ate, and if you keep doing that you know that's gonna, you're gonna be five hundred pounds. Will its thanksgiving. Like I buy, you know that we have things given that I don't eat that way other days. So when you realize, if there is a major problem which has happened at times, may look go back and look like Pittsburgh. You know in history when it was just a giant cloud of smoke over times when civilizations become more advanced and, most importantly, more wealthy. They start caring about things like environmentalism, you care about it. We knew we were doesn't care about. Those things are people who can eat right? Isn't it's when you get to a point where you it becomes. The luxury problem yeah. You have an hour or so now you can focus on something something else and in those of some of these things are really important, but they're not imminent all the time, and they that's why they have to use the in the phrasing retard. What scary scenarios make it seem simple. Don't act

We have any doubt because then people won't jump on board. That's why they're we call it settled. Science is settled, others consensus when there's nothing like consensus, we just had a list of general thirty six thou, there's something scientists who are not on board with it, at least not on board with catastrophic man caused climate change, and many of them believe that, though the earth is warmed somewhat. The question is why an and is that just part of the normal process of the planet and of course it is because it happens all the time and this multiple levels to the whole cling, and this is why. They try to generalise at all. You don't believe it I agree with Al Gore, your science dinner, but the Al Gore position and any one in the left's position here is multi faceted, it's not just as a earthworms. It is the earth warmed and is it caused is it caused by man. Not all these are caused by members, it almost entirely caused by man and allies. It entirely

remember will run out of control and become a catastrophic situation, and not only as a right of control be catastrophic situation. But do you agree with these policies to stop it, which is large amounts of government control The answer to all those questions asked, but yes or normal, I'm a divine deny all of them. You can't idiotic let's just say, you're Elon Musk. Ok, I'm throws out here because he is very much on the global warming bandwagon but let's say you're Elon Musk, and he goes on the bandwagon he believes. Yes, it's warmed. Yes, its mandate Yes, it's entirely mermaid, yes, its catastrophic, but the you saw that is going to create a solar panel company and ongoing. Into the world with innovation, that's a global deny your position if he were to believe it. He also believes and government adventure impression. So he's ok, but if he just believed, if he was a coke brother- and he said you know what create a company that can solve this without one dime of government funding worked out or government regulation. Don't change regulations, don't do this. Let me solve it that person would be a denier he be out for profit. He,

an enemy of the state, because this is all about government country? oh, it's not about the environment. It isn't and of course there are some crazy people who go really far on these things. I was going back as I was finding that environmental constitution that we just kind of. Over from Stephen Schneider about making false claims yeah. I found that in an inconvenient book one of glens. First, I think it was his first number one. The seller and in there are Of course, there is a section called environmentalist, say the darndest things, and that's one quote. I read a minute ago is one of a business of these pieces, so classic Dave form in the founder of Earth first said phasing out. The human race will solve every problem on earth, so an environmental waved it does. Create one additional problem I can think of no one's there to joy, the paradise

Jacques Chirac. Remember him, president of France, You talk about the Kyoto Protocol, which was the first thing. You know that was supposed to have been m, be the way that we stop global warming, which, though we did sign onto we'd inside onto Al Gore and goodness in that set the Senate? What did it down like ninety eight to nothing, but he said, Kyoto is the first component of an authentic global governance, while wow how This is a classic Paul Ehrlich. Who was one of my favorites. I would take This he said is in nineteen. Sixty nine Ehrlich was maybe one of the worst is rooted in the worst about what I most fame, and how was it braced by the environmental various holds us full, very respected, except by those who pay attention what he said, then what then? What happened as this is not? This is not some crazy get person is someone who is a well respected scientist and in brain by environmentalists, said, a nineteen sixty nine. I would take even money that angle

It will not exist in the year two thousand, the solid, what I've missed England four of these last eighteen years and have been rough Tonton spent time. You look, it breaks. It is showing that this is real. It's actually England seems to be coming back to life and, taking its own into and it's kind of how bout in in ten years, all important animal left off important animal life in the sea will be extinct. Citizen nineteenth. Only by the way at all, large areas of coastline will have happened. If language you said that this year, I'd really be scared, yeah, coarsest, unearthing, he's alive. He is alive, anymore, large, of coastline will have to be evacuated because of the stench of dead fish. That is that Nigeria nineteen, seventy eight again think of the motivation behind us. What do we want with energy? We want people to be able to do what they want to do here. Conditioning all the amenities of life, not just for pleasure, but

so for survival civilization. He said giving society cheap. Abundant energy would be the equivalent of giving an idiot child a machine gun so that an eye seventy eight unbelievable again well, respect yeah, how some lunatic and wrong on everything, absolutely everything Prince Philip from the world. While I felt a federation If I were reincarnated, I would wish to be returned to earth as a killer virus to lower human population levels. You're quotes mean cheese, George Moan, about mombi out. I can never think of his house, but presses last name He was environmental author than two thousand six. At every time someone dies as a result of floods in Bangladesh, and airline executive should be dragged out of his office and drowned. I mean these wow Helen called.

From the union of concern scientists, Unita cadets, I just as great group, because they will constantly they're the ones that get these nice high profile articles the galleys like audit. You know that having one diet soda every sixteen years will kill everyone in your family. Those people, everything kill you every every you know any time accompany. Does something you're gonna die. And here is the motivation behind it quote free. Enterprise, really means rich people getting richer. They have the freedom to exploit and psychologically rape their fellow human beings in the process. Capitalism is destroying the earth. Then it's not you. It's not just about the environment. It's about destroying capitals. Yet because cap, the green movement is the new communism we just did and seldom even admit that yeah and this one is the most in some ways the worst. This is for me. Oppenheimer Environmental Defence fun. The only hope for the world is to make sure that there is not another United States. We can Let countries that have had the same amount of cars same amount of it.

Realisation that we have in the? U s. We have to stop these third world countries right where they are we what up at what I'm registered- and we think about the people who are trying to leave. That's true racism right there. That's me! and you remember this earth they claim a few years ago. The world is using the equivalent of one and a half planets discipline life. I live with what other planet with every used half of it. I don't remember borrowing have of another planet. Drivel eight nine hundred turbulent seventy seven be easy gates. Patents do for Glenn on the glint that poorer glanced back coming up. Jeffrey is going to join us and we're going to taste test be new Duncan doughnuts Donnot Fries saw you chemises, they exist, we have them. We are going to taste test them and give you important information for your July fourth holiday much bigger than

Supreme Court nominate how much of that we're Talkin Donna, Fraser back patents do for Glenn honour the glint back program. You can also look so have I shoulda gray, at least, which immediately follows this on the police, radio and tv network and core stood idly back, not to mark as its fourth of July, but Thursday together and then I'll, be you the show on Friday and then gladly back next week, and I think you're gone You got some money. I want some links, often excited about it, but he didn't. Are you gonna we're going to see the family up in Canada it's ok for a little should be able cooler, family vacation would be very nice and my mom's come an indivisible, verve company. It's gonna be fine to be nice to be nice, you now little family time or family times. I'm excited about yet. Apparently, Timothy Geiger Guide gardener. Partner is regarding the news that has been so long. Is this if you ve been in the news, I didn't you remember his last night.

Yeah. You might remember slim from the early Obama day Secretary of the Treasury. Yes- and he was he even one of the big issues with him- is he we use terms tax, he blamed turbo tax for his tax problems? Are the right ones like wait a minute, you can't have tax problems that are to be the secretary of the Treasury. You need to be able to pay your taxes yeah well here back in the news. He's got a new business he's been workin on ok as very exciting you doing ice anyhow, giving The Obama administration was always solving all our problems, Obama phone solely upon the forts right. So this is he's commodity, hash, mobile phones, Obamacare, yeah, he's based really doing that is now diner cash, though. So what gardeners apparently running a business is amazing. I didn't knows this type of business existed. It doesn't seem on its face to be a good business. What they're doing is the businesses they send checks to poor people out. Will that

nice, they just really I'm free money yet, but it doesn't seem like it's a good business. It seems nice, but it seemed like a good business. Now it seems like you'd go broke, do yeah! Well, not not. If you do it this way what they're doing is they're sending checks to poor people. Ok, and when they receive the Czechs they deposit those checks. I mean really big checks or dollar twelve hundred dollars tooth. Thousand dollars. No, while some good chunky cache of your, if you're like on the brink right, get a car pair. That's just happened. It's one of the highlights of stories they highlight here in the Washington Post today and what is it What does it say? Is there something that accompanies it? That says: hey here's a cheque from talking Gardner, just because We really like you and we heard you're, not you and while you seem nice meat, I don't know you, but it seems like you might be nice guys, you're a low income person in low income people

generally nice, yet generally nice. We shall hear some money. We do you not one was evil rich see owes we asked. People are all bastards. Oh my gosh, you know. That's all that's true. I hate those been called brothers. All nobody more evil, he called brothers or are they have a thousand brothers in their family wow trillion earth? Why, through all. They got all of the world's wealth that family, all of it and nobody else has any wealth right. That's true they all by the way, is moved. My favorite observation on the coat brothers is really only two of them and one of them just retired, by the way and are both somewhat less setter. Generally speaking on social issues are libertarian leaning, although they seem to have an affinity for certain tax increases and serious things like that, but their very like open borders and wild climate change has been pinned on them at least one of them, but Greece with climate.

Yeah, believes in climate change. But what's interesting is like their adults? Ok, when you're an adult, you don't become the the the blank brothers More right, you're judge your two individuals, there's Charles and David right. Yeah ends They had not of he. I understand they kind of like ran this business together said they had similar levels of wealth, which would make sense. But if you look at them being listed they'll just say they have exact same amount of money is like they both have like twenty four billion dollars or something is like. None of them made a different choice to like by a truck when the other one didn't. There is never a time one went out too. Dinner and spent a lot in the other didn't. There is never a moment where one invested in something that didn't go right and the other invested in something that worked theirs. Never been any separation, they all they have the exact same housing. Those made me forever Anyway, TIM Gardeners, not at that there's only two of em cause. I thought there was gathers Charles there's, David Tee

Marlon and you may I think you have that right. I think if I have something else really use their vote again, maybe What do you think that, in a minute, TIM gardener, though, is not that rich and he does not have a brother name Marlon. Ok, he out thus had this company, however, in which, they send checks to poor people legitimately. That's what they do so that people take the check and they deposited their bank account and also they have an extra twelve hundred dollars. Two thousand dollars now, of course, is a level of you. That would say is the hearse string attached to this you know that's how I would think about in an instant in some of the people. They highlight actually did notice that, but the string attaches it's not just free money, it's alone. So when you deposit, check your agreeing to a loan. Loan. The terms of that load are interesting. For example, Stephen Huggins received the check for a loan for twelve hundred dollars and you don't want to deposit The first is he actually realise. Ok, this doesn't look ready the thought. There's a string attached the interest rate,

thirty. Three percent: woe three percent annual interest rate, but his chevy pick up was in the shop he didn't have enough money pay for the repair, so we needed the money he decides to use the Czech he and he got twelve hundred dollars from the company plus an additional aid from a representative later on hydrogen hundreds of dollars in processing fees, insurance and other items plus interest he's. Now two thirty, two hundred and twenty one dollars that he owes them for trouble, Hundred dollar loan for twelve of our two thousand- I guess total got so up thirty, two hundred and now he is being sued because he's not paying it back. I guess fast enough. And so this is the way what they're doing they, because they now added an extra five hundred and thirty six dollars for extra fees. That he's had to do to fight this.

And this kind of companies going after their now saying it's eleven point: two billion dollar private equity funds- that is the charge of this a president, is of course, Timothy gardener. Who is now they operate. Four hundred and fifty branches in twenty two states and their businesses sending these high enough. Loans to people whose, in the when their worst moments, have to use them and a thirty three percent. Now look, I am not. You know we ve heard about predatory, look lender exactly that's the very definition of a predator, predatory, Lindore. Yes, now, of course, these people can make choices right an end in to be I've, never like children from Ireland out but early to whom it is more in fine print that most people are reading and just at the very least it is a disingenuous business practice. I don't have any problem like he believes to be like talk, check, cashing stores of the devil. Like me, a check, cashing store is okay for certain people who need it

there there is. There is a market of people who can benefit from a czech cashing store and you know what, if you agree to the terms you greeted the terms you don't have to go agreed terms. You agreed the terms, that's the way. These things work their voluntary transactions and at times, however, some of these companies take advantage of people who may not be readings, fine print or maybe not understanding it. And making giant profits on it? And now the Obama administration has an ice representative running one of these situations. Gardener journey explanation from him on We can live with himself doing this to people, especially people can least afford it. While this is the thing tat As Treasury secretary donor, excoriated, predatory lenders, tv send their role in the Wall Street meltdown of two thousand seven, the financial court quote the financial crisis expose our system of consumer protection as a dysfunctional,

Mass leaving ordinary Americans way to vulnerable to fraud and other malfeasance many bar. Especially in a prime markets she's the sky bit off more than they can chew, because didn't understand the absurdly complex and opaque terms of their financial agreements or were active channeled into the riskiest deals. Why me whiskey deal like getting its genuine in the mail. Thirty three percent loan could that be a risky deal. I mean that is, does gasping able I mean if It was the evil coke brothers doing something like this. They they might an argument to say: look. We the terms are discussed most, maybe you think we should get him in larger fund, but these people

That's my story on every broadcast on CNN and MSNBC to be fair. This is the Washington Post with an extensive analysis, and they I mean they did they really Dover into this now. Look, I don't know no would mean a beating up until gardener does for the political discussion at this moment. I now cause now he's unless it out to go after wasn't I'll get to go after him when he was using turbo tax. Wasn't ok- go after monies in the Obama administration in making the arguments about how evil predatory lending was now these are there any business man? I guess you can go after him, but that being said, give credit to the Washington Post Year for actually doing a little bit of work and in exposing, I think, anything illegal, but something really gonna go anyway. Hypocritical sure, So I know who, as a better idea to help the poor is Richard Branson Naga yeah he's got a great solution to poor people and that's to send him free money. Just given free money, not from TIM Dyke Gardner but does

from the government and the government just has a well spring of money, and I don't know where I come from there just got so much money and they just give it to people so at great. So Good, I does that is that the group that bring but prince those green pieces of paper with the president's on yet another, those are cool, heavy user and didn't even join that over and over and over use credit and given to peep as long as they have paper yeah they had to get riper. You do have to have that why the environment is so important to keep trees are available for us to print money. Oh he's he's. Also another guy, that's on the basic income. Just do you just get a basic income bandwagon out? This is already failing becoming prevalent

a lot of talk of it, they fail of Finland, Denmark and Finland was Finland that did it and they have demanded the transaction. It was amazing, there's a support cast that featured this, maybe ninety nine percent of visible nothing. It was maybe and they did a whole thing on universal basic income. First of all, you know that Nixon advocated for this. Yes, which is kind of amazing. I'm eating. The annexing verifiable again right every conservative that not only out of universal basic income and experimented with it in the United States by the way, but also- but to ban all hand guns so, but other that work hard core conservative there, that's what disguising just. He becomes a conservative after this scandal, right like you know, he was seen as mean an analog. He was a Republican as opposed to a democratic was more conservative, then some people in the country, obviously, but the idea that use some ideological conservative is insane. He was a programme provide progressive Republican, beta so anyway he wanted to do that. Finland decided to try to do it

They had an interview with a woman who was on the basic income, give away from the finnish government. Whose interesting what they decided to do. They didn't they the idea here, and that the concept of the pond cast was to say what a wonderful way to design policy instead of going out and just like passing, would say, Obamacare that it certainly didn't use it as an example, but Disease prize you pass Obamacare what they say is are like try things give you know, maybe you try, Obama Karen one community, maybe you try it over me. No ten thousand people spread across the country and that's what Finland decided to do with a central did a lottery and in a way, a real lottery in which they gave up. The money as universal basic income to a bunch of people. It was just a few thousand- is a few thousand people, so they interviewed one of them on the spot cast and she's I can now. I just I haven't, had been able to get a job

and who knows, when really tough, and I just find myself constantly struggling to do the basic things and now universal basic income is complex, come in and its I get these checks every month, and now I don't have to worry about those things. I'm able to focus on instead of just scrambling every month to make my bills I am able to, focus on things that are more productive and spent my family and bubble of, if you listen to the whole thing at the very end you find out that she still hasn't gotten obtain, maybe get a job, so it has idea was ok. If you take the struggles, the every day. Out of these people's lives will be able to focus on more important. Things will be able to get a job will be able to hold out for something, that's a little bit better and that's exactly what you want doing, because all verbal, Sir paid she held out for something better and nothing ever camera along, she didn't take the day to day work because you don't need the day to day work anymore. She just did nothing now. She enjoyed her life, a lot more, I'm sure what wouldn't you?

the company or blab every day when they be fantastic, to sit at all while your bills were paid every great. Yes, now the society falls apart when you that would everybody that's Ben Franklin said people should be made to be uncomfortable in their poverty. Ben Franklin was pretty smart, yes and a smart guy. There was reason fort cause if their comfortable in their poverty just keep taken. What you get a triple eight, seventy seven, more of a bad stupor. Glad on a glimpse programme span. Stupor glad it's like button guano is upset. Indeed, does it really direct this toward anybody, but you can get the impression is talk about Donald Trump. He is saying that the United Nations and other into international institutions- cleaning the European Union and NATO are now

under threat. Good could now that's not good to Bonn Oak. He thinks he's are all let's get together and and be peaceful and loving to one another, and we can all talk about it. This wonderful organization, the, U N, needs to fold or be taken pages pushed off this continent, get rid of the? U n in the? U S and get us out of the? U N and let them go do whatever they want. In Belgium, I dont care headquarter NATO and the? U N in Brussels, I'm fine with that and then we're not part of either one of em. We should get out of all these organization. Yeah. It's very I mean I mean NATO. I have a stronger he too than the? U N, I'm in you and I see no value at this. Or non, and none of us ever- that's, which we pay, obviously for the whole thing basically but you don't. Nato is still as a I like

NATO generally in that you know there is a way. There's some value in a way. We, you know United front of veto, The north Atlantic Nations, who are necessarily sincerely in the north. None at all, but, like you know, is similar thinking, principled nation ass- that stay. I I like that is when it comes to defence? In that you that you, like the dear that there's some the sum alliance there, however blocks of aspects to the head, it doesn't seem to operate correct, you know we mean. Certainly there is very limited better for us. It's really, moreover, of of its a bit is something we owe, right, it's like a well the hay. Some baltic states just got attacked. We need to stand out. We got we write like that's really the function of it like there's no bids that, like a he's gonna jump behind him when he's, even in it, but I can tell you there's gotta be people are gonna, be jumping to our defence. If we get attacked

in any meaningful way. No, but there are there are international norms that have helped, probably in the idea of increased where we are in a period of downturn in airlines due to war. Despite how much the terrible narratives tat we ve heard, it is good. I mean we have in the right direction in that front and NATO's been part of that. But it is one of the things that I like about Trump he's, He doesn't care easy. Doesn't care these american centric and if these organization the one sided or or cow us too much like the- u n and men that certainly true he's willing. Third say? the doing this anymore, it's a bad deal for us! We're not doing that! I like that about him. I do like that too don't know that I necessarily agree with his analysis. Every teghmus has it a lot of times. You know we. I dont necessarily think that he in the trade stuff is

would be my biggest probably a lot of times. He said he's been talking about these really bad tariffs with Canada, on how their hitting us with these terrible I have since like will actually their tariffs are lower than ours. We have a trade surplus with Canada, non trade deficit, trade surplus with you know we buddy throughout a hot button issue and that's the two hundred and seven seventeen percent. Seventy four separate sunny Mammy raise half tariff on milk its but saying that a real tariff, it's a two tier tariff yeah right yeah, so it doesn't kick in We all have almost no milk that actually falls under the tariff, and the thing he pulled out of the p, p p eliminated it was already gone, he pulled out of it. It was the only reason it's still there and it really doesn't make any difference anyway.

Almost no dairy products, fall under that tariff and that's the been the one that they ve talked about incessantly and again. There's he's right in that there are problems with with trade. Other countries do things that are poor. I I fully port, the his argument, Donald Trump argument that he made when he talked to the G7, which was hey, eliminate all tariffs, everybody now idea Cecil ignored that because they don't believe he serious about it and I think he just throughout our technical device, but I support fully we too, but you know what is revealing that these other countries didn't go. Ok, we'll take up on them, they didn't Eddie is. I think that was tromp was trying to make I'd rather see. That's a real policy. Go for men. Get rid of these things are terrible. We don't fries next ass. This the global programme than Stupor Glenn today being joined by Geoffrey no

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maybe there's something there there. Okay, but these are. This is not a good delivery system for price. I will say this at the Texas Rangers ballpark in Arlington Texas. There is a stand right behind home plate which has waffle or not waffle, funnel cake for Follow kick fries are utterly amazing. I love, but a lot of that stuff is like these as well. They're gonna be the gallery hot. You gotta go in and also, I would say this you get with something like this. Gotta have depth difference. Ass- you gotta- have it where's, like I've, raspberry dipping shot all my gosh rosemary dipping. Are you kidding me they'd? Be delicious? Yes, that's what's missing? Is the heat ended dipping? So I want to give these in eight- that is by the way on a scale of one to a teen. His jacket and counter- I do so as well, that came from

patents do Eriksson. I would say this what a happier is now algae bag of Jeffreys, Donnot rising eyes were over. Oil was not evolve as we were talking, he ate the whole bag. We do a priest I was hungry. I was waiting for the soul It's not entirely true that you're a marathon eater rather than a sprint eater, you really kind of both newsprint Andrew. Fun you sure it and just keep eating short distances. The iceberg- it's a surprise that would have guests another outcome, shocking echo? Is there anything potential added value other than they don't prize that you bring to the table to, let me go I'm gonna wait a while the congratulations are in order to Angela parts. She's gonna be the she he

and to be the first transgender woman to compete in this universe. I actually left his story because the twist- and it is a little bit of a twist well with with our president. Yes, yes, That's gonna! Cuban shoes that does not have a little bed in a whirlwind surprise. Why did not the person responsible for her he's already made in part this year's ago? Do you mean the park today see dead people without ever took part Please get the whole movie and you only find out at the very varied by the time he thought he was alive. Did I Darth Vader is his father. The president. Does it doesn't matter then he was the president. Then what matters is all they do is scream

yell about how easily is if you're, in gladiator area, we are giving the hate his guts when, in fact is the most gay friendly president to ever be elected there s no question: there's no doubt its hands down, and he is the one who changed the rule and descend sided with glad when this Harrison sued. While he actually claims that he did that before. That was bitter, the fight that that they had decided but for the lost that they were going to accept the ready agenda where you gonna. Do it right because of a girl that was going to that file. The lawsuit was with glory already, who Trump hates yeah and he's there's a tweet that tweeted later saying, calling her a third rate lawyer and asked his Gloria man or a woman. Have few men would know the answer to that one he's got into those twelve, we learnt that yeah. He was a little more aggressive people, think he's aggressive and twitter. Now. Why would they?

not tat following him in two thousand twelve had eyes out any even said we made the decision to days before we even heard that already was involved. Had I known she was involve Debbie, I wouldn't made the decision. Sicilies beat So Spain, as Angela Ponds, is now the first ever transgendered person to compete in the Miss Universe pageant coming. We look good, should we not all the other contestants designing Wayne, yeah yeah swords is added to the God, does that it would be interesting if Miss Universe is awarded to a person who was born a man and a fascinating Additionally, we come into intriguing commentary plus, I think to them there. You know there's somebody people that are just trying to they live their lives, to try to do something that would make Donald Trump bad, rightly I would not be surprised if just because they think they can say his old pageant is now one.

A man who is actually a woman. Now would be a wonderful statement of two tolerance in the society in which now again, because we it's all hate- and you know the incivilities at a control bat. The instability of the right, the instant elegant, Romani, Corrupt Donald Trump. Exactly I beg only Donald Trump civility could cause some one to want to murder as Jean Pie, his FC seek director right about net neutrality and only Donald Trump incivility could cause for somebody to threaten to shop around Paul and his family run within Acne LE. Thank you. Thank you. Read rail set it up here. Oh my gosh, that's a very was at the ballpark right. Then it got than the neighbour attacked them and those this guy right threaten them? Bribe me, that's all last clear. All I know was yet the baseball game yeah, whose at the shooting of the programme for sure wasn't here. Impositive. Yes, I mean I've got no

evidence debated a right in front of you. Look at zero. Confidence also include the. I will say that this is something I discovered about Jeffrey many. Many years ago is go, is that is evidence level in between something. Like you know, what is your wife? We were your son's name, his competence level. In that fact, in his confidence level, in something he has absolutely no idea are. He presents than the exact same you like ok, really that's the basics of of quantum physics. Soberly, do your positive that fact, right now like wait a minute. That's that it all is completely wrong is going walks through the door. A pretty sure that was like gender is like the ultimate waiting a crash. Mikey gauges, how can you a wedding indices, gonna, look like the family and people. Can we talk of doing and asking and things like apps

what will you do not have to be? A bridge ran love. He looks like it. I'm that's one giant granting family law really here. Is there such a family on this planet? I dont made outside the animal kingdom, is. Is there is such a family? That's all! I'm asking you're, right after those yeah yeah I'll catch. You point out chewing the fat with Jeffrey happens every day and the pack re unleash programme does it does, and it is time to remind you of that animals into the pond castor watched on the police that calm, Slash tv. Thank you for that reminder, Brigitte, and sometimes things signal happened as I like. Yes, every day does over of diamonds. I once in a while ago yesterday, onto by no. You talked about the the trash pilot garbage manage. That was a revelation ya that started with the you know. The bull will first started with the bullying of Wales. That's I'm with I'm taking on. There was a highly bullied,

the EU tries to banks as by me, killed him? How kill the outer door? How many will our, how many plastic bags pilot whales can even live, but eighties one at least one too many. Yes, so is this Donald Trump vaulted Donald Trump bully him India? I dont over with Albert I was somebody bullied. This by instability of the Trump Administration has affected this entire planet, every living thing on it every living thing, and that's why we can determine his incivility to this death of a pilot. Will, I will say, there's one thing both tie I unite on is we are against bullying. We want to make sure. No not even out away. You didn't say something like that: eyes why they will under generate forcing areas you will get. Never Bali, anyone not never. We wouldn't why you look at it. We might say the truth, yet certain people who, while the truth, has to be stated in other, that's just us being honest:

forthright, as I give Jeffrey comes in it asks. Does my fat make me look fat, of course, we're gonna say yes, it does with wooden lighter, doesn't ask that all we do and what we do answered, courted truthful just in case you just to see what you look like, you're gonna ask your molested! Yes! Now I know what the US means. Thank you so much for your welcome somewhat. What you're rating one eighteen on the donor? For you know my? What did you do? I think I can I get more like us sick. I was almost of Adrian. I was seven a design think I landed at seven, the livelihoods of milk or something better. I don't know how decided yet you know. Sometimes I think I miss the patents. Do show number Jeffrey doing this. I remember milk, this happening so often a milk thing, for whatever reason he must bother us with the milk

you good with doing, and it could make a better driver everybody's. Thank you for this job. You're welcome rank you No really happy to have you here and yes, your fat makes you didn't Badstofa Glenn Limburg Programme with divided country path now varied resided. In fact it invited globe. Did you know that don't vited Globe they did it. A BBC. Did a pole of a bunch countries and asked: do you think your country is divided Dhaka guy? What do you think? The? U S, percentage was people who think the you with that were divided, ah to be very high right yeah, and it is eighty four percent. Eighty four percent say they: U S! That's extremities, divided yeah. Ok, that number one

What would one thing I would say a pretty amazing is two points ahead of South Africa check in either the example of a divided country, you'd, think of South Africa. Only eighty two percent people in South Africa, so their their country's divided, however, not the highest. Where did we place? Visa want. Nineteen total. We were one two three four five six capitalist countries to actually tie with a few others. Poland, four percent Spain. Eighty four percent, Brazil, eighty four percent and in every country that I think is interesting, but this is pretty much every country thinks there are divided yeah. There's only a couple of exceptions to this and they're not places necessarily want to Saudi Arabia. Only thirty four percent said are divided, while at China only forty eight percent say the divided, those the only two countries under fifty Japan. Fifty to Turkey, sixty five India Sixty six France said

five percent so divided Mexico. Seventy eight Germany, eighty one, Russia, eighty one, South Africa, eighty two, Brazil. Eighty four, Spain. Eighty four: U S! Eighty four, Poland! Eighty, the! U K e five So they think that more divided ITALY. Ninety two percent say their divided wow highly order. They divided over her. I mean Marineris, Alfredo, maybe Gibbey Argentina. Ninety two percent of Senator vited, never want wasn't stunning to me Ninety three percent of people in Serbia cat like tat kind of thing yeah they're pretty I did some parties divided and do they

know what their fighting about has an american sorted? Don't that that was it. That serbian thing was strange because I dont think a lot of Americans knew what the issues were or whose side we should be on. Who is the good guy? Who was not cause you? If you remember it was Christians against Muslims are that's not how was presented, but that's essentially, what was at the root of the problem: and we were on the side of the Muslims right against Christian, the serbian Christians. It's a bizarre one. It's it's interesting and we now or never given credit for having helped Muslims in Serbia, anybody ever say: hey member. When the? U S, helped Muslims member, they did it took her. They took the battle of the Christians in that, in that particular war,

maisie, so how much a civil war genocide talk of an impact, at least to that one hundred percent, for if the whole should allow a gala to serbian genocide up now that we wanted to do it on a jolly third Glenn Back Mercury.