The blaze radio network on demand, courage, Sri back, well, leave it to the comedians from the daily show due typify the Social justice warrior humor Michel Wulf, the comedian with a voice like a police siren, took her, comedian comic routine. If you can call it out to the White House Correspondence dinner and and I mean this literally, it was physics painful to its into her voice for eleven minutes. More of wolves routine was crass and aggressively anti pc, but in a way that programme, jobs are somehow okay with like her bullying remarks about the White House, press secretaries, Sarah Huckabee Sanders who

on stage for the event and took the debris, with real grace and poise. Actually really lags there, I think he's very resourceful like she burns fat and then she uses that ass to create a perfect Mogi. I like maybe he's born with. It may be a lie probably lie and I want to cause there. How could be sanders? You know there is earth is Sarah Huckabee Sanders is Cousin Huckabee. Is that Anti Huckabee Sanders like? What's uncle Tom? her white women. Who does the point? Otherwise why man? told sir. I wonder if she had a hard time figuring out what to call Hilary Random Clinton. Is it Hillary Clinton, is it Hilary Roddam is

grandma Clinton We didn't, which is it we saw this recently with Jimmy camels nasty remarks about Maloney Tromp, and it comes as no surprise that Kimmel and Cathy Griffin have praised Michel Wolf's remarks. Cnn actually called out Wolf in one article at least quote: being fought He is one thing bullying. People, because you can is another and Wolf's treatment of Sanders was bullying. End quote a man, largely though places like the New York Times in the washing imposed have written blowing defenses of Wolf free speech, the issue here? Who care but a crude of noxious communing with a voice like nails on a chalkboard over a megaphone has to say she say whenever she wants, The issue is that progressives and the mainstream media are so hypocritical. About this at it. It makes my eyes bleed weary.

The pc brigade right now. Why, You aren't they or their army of offended snowflakes out in the street, with protests, signs and macro me hats in the shape of Volvo's. Where are they. These are the same people who throw tantrum or lead a country wide protest. Every time Trump says Anything they disagree with and label him any number of pejorative. So How is it fine for the left to do it. I know I know I know I am I mad. Four sanity in an insane world. But can we leave pointed out there. Let a crusade against offensive comedy. They have informed Our formed entire international movements. Premised women's rights. They have railed against bullying and massage any and offensive language, and dozens of other types of triggering phenomena where

where's the safe space. When they see somebody from the left doing it. Doing literally all of those things at the same time. They not only give it a pass, they rally around it. This is why the present doesn't attend these dinners and he shouldn't know president should left or right His remarks on the dinner were fairly spot on, while Washington Michigan was a big, Excess Washington DC didn't work every, Talking about the fact, the White House Correspondence dinner was a very big boring bust, the soul old comedian bombed. It doesn't do any good for us to fall? the same negative feedback, loop of outrage- I'm not outraged by this- I'm not outraged. I'm kind of sad actually. When something is funny, it's funny, even if,

don't agree with it? Wolfe was in fact This was mean and bullying. Despite her cringe dusting inducing roast? She actually did land a couple of funny lines on both sides of the isle of me, she's. No, if Chapelle, but she, id go after the media. Listen to this, you said towards tramp. You used to date because you weren't you you may remember. I bet you love him What no one in this room ones to admit, is that Trump has helped all of you. He couldn't steak There are, via our water or college or ties are Eric. But he has helped. You he's helped. You sell your papers, this your books in your- TV, you, ok,

this monster, and now you're profiting out of him. Its Monday April thirtieth. This is the Glen Back Programme The report is that person I it's insane it's as, if they're pulling a prank eyes and then just taken this person who's, never tv or never done a bit of beer for just like, like willing or being look punked into feeling old as our felt like listening there, since I know that this person is really. You should really know what this is. Who is it? life and aid until you until the White House corresponds in ya, mean either now or look I'm not I'm not saying I get that economic. Maybe, but I mean

I know lots of comedian. No, I mean look at the White House, correspondence dinner used to be you know it would back in the day it was done by Bob Hope and you know mill, pearl and rich little, I think, did it for a while they were, they were a big names of the day. You know Jimmy. Fallon should have done it this, but nobody wants to do it. Does that Who is anything especially where president not there yet right likes to do this. Nobody wants to do this. So they're down to the bottom of the barrel. I I mean you know I don't know like she was the she was a bishop errantly, a writer, Four the daily show with Trevor Noah, which Anyone who knows, I mean it's been a complete disaster right, like that. This has been a complete like

I'm sure it makes John Stewart Cry every night. The fact that his names are even Craig Kilburn cries over. That me like this is going back. You know it has not worked. The Trevor know a thing. He's made no impact on that show Zira and effective that one of his writers did the appearance and not him well. I guess she's not. I think so, like she's still a writer there, but I guess that's your background and she had one. She said one HBO special, which is a huge thing for a comedian could clearly it's not a bit. It was only a couple of months ago. So I don't know I mean. Are you look back? I mean you know Stephen Colbert. They have rich little little thereafter, that Craig Ferguson, Wanda Sykes, J, Leno, Seth Myers Jimmy Kimmel Count Conan, o Brien Joel ok I'll again, like a kind of user names. You know

I mean J Leno drew carry Darrell Hammond, roughly two Franklin well, because it used to be up until the eighties, it was more of a variety show: ok they used to have you. By restraints, and did it allowed Frank Sinatra did a lot there were these You know it was a variety show and then it started to go into more of the roast and the comedy and became a celebrity thing back in the eighties. I did some research on this weekend. We well, are just share. The history of the White House, correspondence, dinner with the nation tonight. If five has you should, you should know it You should know it you could trump is right should did to be over. I mean it is over you, I'm gonna eat there even apologizing for it now. My God, even the White House correspondence. Yes, we issue the ok weep. We try to do something uniting

did you really did? You know he was out of your best effort. If so, Europe more I, by the way, nineteen sixty one, the peril brothers hosted. They were jugglers I mean that's a different show, no definite nineteen sixty one, I don't think women or even allowed, Yeah why women were allowed. I think it was in sixty three that Kennedy fine they said what kind of sixty three muslin sixty two ITALY Elinor heap he. Finally, it was Helen Thomas who said yeah data land warmer than that Fang, and so he said, I'm not going unless women are allowed

and I just was not impressive. Again, it's a tough. It can be a good moment. I mean I I you know you look back at Imus when he did it back in the day or it was you know it. It was a lot of talk in it was seen as rude, but that's why Miss was very like that, MRS that yeah, I remember saying you know everybody was like. I can't believe Dimas said that eel you hired Don. I met you hired Imus to doing what did you think he was going to do of course, What're you gonna, do that's what he is: that's what he does, that was the air, so I don't know what's happened to get, I will say this looking Hassan Min hush couple years ago apparently last year, glass. I don't remember that at all Larry Wilmore, who had a show at the time and does no longer has a show. I remember that being really bad. Now they do its bit of downhill, it's time to turn the thing off, as you mentioned many times and in which I know you go into this in detail tonight, but it's not it's I a bit we should ever celebrate.

The media and the president are gonna, get together in an hobnob and make Europe all of the all of the people from Congress. You don't want. Now it's bad, they should be theirs. They should be. Adversarial is much like. We complain about the media coverage of conservatives when they are in power and we its, I think, that's really, ok to do it, only ok because they don't do it on the other side. I don't. I will there to be adversarial treatment of of repair, looking president's. I want them to me to be adversarial towards conservatives. I just also wanted towards liberals and Democrats. Yes, I want them to be questioning all the time. I want them to err on the side of questioning too much. You know that What they're supposed to do it? It's just that use. You, we just went through eight years of Brok Obama aware that you know that this question. Will it was? Is he is he really communicating his greatness well enough, in our analysis, most enchanting thing of the last year? Eight? Why?

no that's not legitimate question, it's hard it it's hard to take you, I think, for a lot of peat. Well, here's I mean here's something, though, that that we all need to be consistent on and that is if you Who didn't like what she did then you shouldn't like Don drop saying you know, rose, Yo Donald, a big fat slob yeah, you know to me, I swear I mean we a kind of lost the moral high ground of saying, hey, let's go, let's have some d I'm here right. It's a resident in the White House, correspondent now no use you go either way by the way you can take all twitter insult or no twitter insults, you can't get just your side doesn't get insulted and the other right is getting incorrect. It's kind of a good example. Here. People like all Sarah Huckabee Centre, she was insulted about her. I make up as like. Ok

in an earlier appearance and like people are really upset about that today, I are they really, I mean think about just think of what trumps it asked president about Mika Brzezinski Face Lift like leading all over that they are not hook. That guides like ok. We can't sit here and act like we're all offended and I'm fine aspires in a comedic sense like I don't know that I want it out of my president, but, like I'm I'm with comedians go and after people's appearances, I would ever. If you can't do with comedy this of the event is supposed to be, and this is the same arguing I made dont Imus back in the day, you should be able to go to those uncomfortable places. If it's gonna be Monroe straying I'm just a second a roast is one thing. For instance, I did, and I don't want it- into a here- but you remember that I did in New York, yeah I'll, get her that's all I forgot about. It is not only in my life, so I was. I was asked to close on a roast of

of the president of clear channel? Yes, but the president of the company, that's indicates the shall correct and and every every media person was there. I mean Every media person was there and- and I closed the show and I leaned over to the company president egg, we're going soft on him, and I said I thought this was a roast and he said yes- and I said yeah, Mine is going to take you a partner and he laughed, and he said that's why I insisted you close. There is something to be said about a roast. When you know the person is- is taking your you're your littlest laws and expanding the main, something it's an you still like each other right. There is a difference between a roast where the person whose being roasted laughs

and a rose where the person whose being roasted wants to walk out and that has something to do with not only the person delivering the jokes, but also the person on the other side of it right. You can be too offended like you know they go back to the final, isn't a famous one with Obama onstage talking about Donald while he was in the audience, is back and watch doesn't twelve, doesn't thirteen and- and he was going after trumpet, making jokes about Trump and like they weren't funny jokes and Obama was never really good at that, but it wasn't anything to get really offended over. It was just our wits it that's what the Spirit of the event is now they don't like each other. Obviously, but like Fucking, a guy that you don't like and in your right, taking their little flaws and blowing them up into something that it's not is completely fair game in those things. I don't think it I don't know you can hit to heart. If you ve ever watch the comedy central roasts off, try me trumps sat through one right and-

It was really harsh, go back and watch that thing now to disguise president and it's like Hopefully crap the stuff he sat through? during the last year. We had a really good spirits and I think I think, there's a difference now between you. It's one thing again, you don't! invite your enemies to roast you because then there just making point. You know him up other, not telling jokes they're, making a point- and I think that's what's happened is this is because very very mean spirited to where the people aren't making, a joke they're trying to make a point. But at least let's be consistent. Showing I mean, if you,

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I'll say everything that you have a standard for you? I know I know they say that all the ten work no wait a minute. That's not what I said it all here's. What I said yes right. I mean that's why I was in a sage everything she said sounded mean it may have just been her delivery but everything she said sounded just mean and vision like it. I have literally no idea who this person is yet comedian. I've never heard of her before this weekend. Not once, however, I didn't watch a thing I've read a few the stories about it and they keep coming back to like. I can't believe they went after her appearance and they were very mean two zero centres. Clearly they were mean to her, because we know that talking about her lying right, but I mean that hope that everyone says is so bad about her appearance seem to be lies about about lie. She burns up her lies and uses them for the perfect smokey. I now, I guess it take that as an as a criticism of of,

the quality of her make up application. I guess I've never that before, but I mean that to me as a joke about her lying, whether you agree with it or not. It is one thing, but it's not. The periods just didn't feel like a comedy routine. It felt like bullying Glenn back mercury one of those people who are just completely amazed by our military, and I think to myself these people are like another species like there's so much better than me, moment. I'm about you, maybe your great person, but I think to myself these. The best of the best if it was if our country was defended by dolt. Like me, we be screwed, thank God, our militaries there to protect us, but we need to be there for them to their seventy two I veterans organizations in America and they do a great job, but they dont focus on this. One part of

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The University of Texas is now a treat masculinity as a mental health issue. Treating masculinity as if it were a mental health crisis me, a skill in. U T is Org as for the schools, counselling staff and most recently organised a poster series encouraging students to develop a healthy model of me skill entity, the programme. Is predicated on a critique of so called restrictive masculinity man the programme argues suffer when they are told to act like a man who might enjoy taking care of people or being active, at the University of Texas, now warns that many of these attributes are actually dangerous. Being active I agree with our willingness that we would get me out of the gym. I agree taking care of people

You say the traditional ideas of masculinity place men into rigid and restrictive boxes, which prevent them from Developing their emotional majority, if you're a man, student at. U t reading this right now. We hope that learning This helps you feel not guilty about having participated in these. Conditions of masculinity and instead empowered to break the cycle. Guess you can be unsuccessful of the posters that they have included in it. Programme is currently without leadership, but I have the what takes too what they're looking for their paying four thousand, dollars a month for somebody to run the programme. Here is, here is one of the posters that they have included in its a picture of aid of a boy standing standing and he's. They have drawn a cartoon dress on him

and the other one shows him day dreaming about lipstick and nail polish some examples of the captions on the posters. I don't identify as masculine its imposed on my body. One way I embrace my femininity is by wearing make up and doing my nails even though I masculine I can wear make up, and I can feel if I feel like wearing a dress, I can do that to its totally fine. So I've fallen in love with about being queer, is that you can be vulnerable? You don't to feel in valid in feeling strong or confident or feminine. For you, this Oh, that was your reading from some account. As I thought you were getting something there is a real The trend is going on on Twitter called carefully care. Breathe black boy, aesthetic, where men who are traditionally masculine, have flowers in their beard or something I'm

They're trying to expand what masculinity looks like, but I wish it went further than that further the flowers in the beard. I thought that will involve all the problems. It certainly did with war. You put the flower in the gun and that just solved, although roar problems, so the website states goals are to promote healthy models of masculinity is to prevent, interpersonal relationships and sexual violence on campus, the same time. This programme was created as a resource and support for students who want to learn more about their masculine gender right act, including students traditionally understood, be successful as well. Female wait. What transgendered joy their queer and non binary students who embody a diversity of masculinity accord The programme men suffer when they are told to act like a man or be successful or be a breadwinner. It's amazing, because this movement theoretically seem to start with the idea that we are. We reject your levels.

Now you you, you man, woman, will we we know the s in a straight all these things. We reject those. We reject your labels, And now like it seems as if, instead of making levels less important there completely owned by them all they talk about all the time is labels all than here. Let me got twenty five different new labels that you can call each other, and we have to specifically pray herself down in these tiny, tiny labels. About uniting. They talk about. All of these groups concepts that their actions completely fight against its just the idea that you focus so much of your energy to try to break down whether your non binary or gender queer. Whatever the new does the spaces between those things is, a complete waste of time. The end of the day, you're out, ok, I'm gender queer, not non binary. What is

do for you. Where does that bring you in your life? You don't have to tell you, I'm I'm anybody, Any any man who is listening to this right now reject everything you just heard from the University of Texas, reject it there is something empowering about being successful, striving for a higher level take care of others being, person. Who is the breadwinner who makes things possible because the spouse makes things possible with the family Maybe in your family, it's reversed, maybe she's the breadwinner and you're the one staying at home, making things possible it. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter but nothing wrong with feeling that way, nothing

and if you are a woman- and you want to be the breadwinner, there's nothing wrong with that either, but stop tearing down men. Let me tell Some of this is this is supposedly gonna stop violence, is it it's gonna, stop abuse? Is it. In my family I come from a family of abuse and what the abuse Rick wired in my family was a man. Was a man stepping to the plate and say no more. Because the men traditionally in my family worthy enablers or

the abusers. What is the problem. What is the problem with a man standing up and saying This is going to end is the problem with a man standing up in saying women are not to be treated that way, so it a man treats a woman horribly. They're, a horrible human being if a man, man's up and knows what it means to be a man and stands up and says,

not on my watch. There are also a horrible human being understand that. Do not you know what. Teach your boys to stand when a woman Instead, the table. We were doing that for about about a year in my house, and we just got lazy and we stopped and done it. I should have stopped, teach your boys To stand when a what comes into the room or a woman. The comes to the table. I know it goes against every thing. But it sends a signal of respect,

now. I know I know men can open their own door. My wife, let me tell you something you come to our house if I'm closest one to the gun. You're dead, You're the closest one to the children. Let me tell you something: I'm the least of your worries, guy or no gun. My wife is a very soon on powerful woman. And there's no problem in that, but I open the car door. For my wife, I, the door for my wife. That's the way the way you show respect.

Now I dont know why why we have to treat women any differently, then we treat our fellow boys. Boys will be boys. Yes, they will, but men are different, you wanna be treated like one of the boys? Fine sit, and listen to the farts that go around when boys or hang out. Listen to the language and get ready to be called whatever they want to call you back. Boys will be boys. Raise men. And I'm sorry, but you can't be.

Both a male and female. It's not fluid You can be a man and Ike Broadway. Then nothing to do with being a man, perhaps perhaps feminist movement needs to take minute and learn what a real man is very safe. Is our sponsor this half hour now make great saves, but they make it easy to own one. Now at liberty, safe dot com, you can buy a liberty safe at a great price and risks twelve months interest. Free payments was zero down in zero, a pr they even

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safes on the planet. Liberty, safe, Dotcom, Gran, back, mercury, Glenn back so Joy Reed is early fine and NBC I mean you can you can lie about you know what you have written in, what you believe and apparently you're. Ok, there, I dont know what did she have photographs of somebody or photographs of everybody at NBC Ivy? Now? How is this working using we protected through the semi. Not you know again, you can look at the comments and say I'll come on it's not that big of a deal should be that big of a controversy but MSNBC blatantly. It is right. She wrote what

Been called homophobic comments on your blog and those who thousands now and then she comes out. She came at first while she came out and admitted it right like she came out back in December. She admitted it first and said he. I did that and then worse came out- and she said no, my sight was hacked. They did forensics Andy so that there is no way that was hacked yet was that she's just lying about you just lying then He came out and she said: okay, yes, I'm sorry, I apparently wrote those, but I have no recollection of it. Come come on. It is kind of amazing and n. I guess it really pays beyond the right side of these arguments, because if you a super liberal and she's, like the liberal to the point of insanity, were sure she will say the thing that the respectable Democrat will not say. In short, to come up with a conspiracy theory against trumpet floated out their she'll

she'll be useful shit, she's, she's, very useful, that's where to put it, and so she them protected. Somehow she's made it through this, which is incredible and again I don't care. If I didn't know that barely knew she had a job right, which is in effect my life at all, but it's amazing that she would be able to survive some like this. I thought this is interesting in that like beer, cause, we obviously has his eyes his his large issues and he has gone he's gonna be going to prison like he's under house arrest right now, and one of the conservative things here that people have brought up over the years. Is it's interesting? How bill cause we skated through all of these carcass he was. He was accused of these terrible things long before he got in before them in a real way? It wasn't until he started making suit a conservative points in front of people, They started going after him and I don't know. Does that and act as appointing kind of seemed like it did, because

say what he was calling out: the african american community for release where he was Conway West Guy He was being you s, he's done! That's I don't west as a conservative, but he's just he's just say: hey look, there's something we about hard working and self. Respect in, and you know, handouts that that don't go together and you start talking about people getting shot in the back of the head over a piece of pancake you know the he said, then we all run out her outrage. The cops should know shot him well. What was he doing with a pound taken his hand? Member this this is waning. He's talking about. You know, pull up your pants needed on stuff. Well, now, I'll bet he's going to prison. This comes out from the Atlantic. How cause these powder keg speech, help lead to its downfall. There now admitting that this is actually what's happened and the real it. It's that it's not that he didn't did or did do not do these crimes. That's why he's going to prison, but the reason why he did it didn't turn into a media phenomenon is because

the until you started, saying the conservative things or I'm conservative things there was no media axed against him to make this, into a story and like they are basically validating. Now the left is now validating this conservative idea that he is at how be was essentially punished for being conservative, not for his crimes and they take their mask off. I mean it's a because they have no fear to the point of admitting it in their own articles, saying yep The bias is so bad. We lead this guy skate. Glenn back Mercury.

Courage, Sri Lanka, back well. Yesterday pictures emerge showing the migrant caravan arriving at the southern border of the United States migrants, who have fled their countries in Central America, because they are quota afraid for their lives, shorn by death, poverty and violence, Kay maybe that's true, and if so, we should open the door for those who are true be in trouble and afraid for their life and are the king, asylum there's a process for that, but the photos, the asylum seekers attacking the little gate dividing the border climbing it and then once they got to the top of it, they were so over joy that they waved flags in the air. The flags were an american flags,

They were flags of Honduras in Guatemala and El Salvador, ok, wait you mean the country that you can't wait to get out of if your country was so awful that you feel the need to leave. Why wave the flag and demand entrance into America and how Eric Let us in we want to bring our war torn country into yours, and we don't want to do all that. Pesky paperwork and red tape needed for legal migration- oh and were also gonna need you to replace your flag with ours and your language with ours and we're not I deal with the actual problems. It landed us in this situation to begin with sounds exactly like what we want in our country. Now an has been adamant in stopping this caravan from entering into the country to blowing the National Guard to various parts of the border quota? have instructed the homeland security,

very homeland security to not let these large caravans of people into our country is a disgrace. We're the only country in the world so naive bill, the wall. Now now Surely the progressives have seized the opportunity. This signal their virtue, they see the immigrants is sad. I'd puppies have a right to come to this country, which shines as a beacon of hope to these poor, oppressed people do we have to go over it again. That's not what that poem means. Gimme! Your tired. Your poor the people who are saying that you know the challenge to the rest of the world. Look at what p bull, can do here. You send me the worst, the ones You keep pressing, You send them to me

and I will show you what they can accomplish here in Amerika, but then Requires that person to come here and want to be a part of Amerika. The people who are saying that you know. Oh, my gosh, we need these people here. There's there are the same ones in scowl about America being races, sexes, bigoted as Zenith like Hell hole full of oppression which one is it which one is it. Why would you want all these people to come here of it so horrible? answer is fairly obvious. Just want to say it allowed like all those celebrities who swore during the twenty sixteen election, that if from got elected they were leaving, I am leaving this country well sure they mounted sure they were serious mal, except for the that every single one of them still lives in America and what is Oh hysterical is more.

Two of them living giant homes, surrounded by giant, can take walls and gates it's Monday April thirty, and this is the glad that programme I love the. I love the mayor of London, Who is talking about how safe is his city is now because it got rid of all the knives. And other new slogan is. London needs me alive and its it's a deal where it shows all these kids they're like London, I'm part of London because I'm gonna be great and special win win eyes, grew up, that's right or local it'll be a chocolate right now, sir, if you don't mind,

but London needs me alive. That's why I don't carry a knife oh, it's really great, except maybe you should those for a pool want you alive as well, because not sure Liverpool want you a lot if you're a kid most dangerous place. You can be as someplace in England now, if you're under two and you know, maybe have you know a cough. Look out because they just might kill you. If you dont know, Alfie Evans died over the weekend, Elsie the two year old that they were I too they ve been trying to murder, for some time they. Finally the job done over the weekend and will people wake up a great peace I Steve days he's the author, The nefarious plot and rules for patriots, I'll conservatives can win again

and we welcome him to the young. The programme. He's got four questions or status progressives hasty. How are you good morning, Glen how I'm good I'm good I read a lot of a lot of people. In fact, the Washington Post just wrote an article released Yesterday, on ah the lies that conservatives are saying about there panels again how Alfie Evans is playing in to their hysteria. They see this is not because of universal Healthcare. Well, in a way it's not, but but not for the reasons that the progressives, are claiming, because Universal health care has never we ve been about universal health care. Glenn mean Progressive ISM in the end is about one thing and one thing only then that is control we see.

But in our country with a here If we really wanted to deal with the alleged twenty million uninsured. We could just you know, math, We done one welfare state expansion like Bush, did with Medicare Party. We can adjust massively expand. Medicaid to include These are ensure just printed more fake money grew more debt, that the Chinese and moved on. But if Obama done it that way, they wouldn't have gotten access to all of our records, they wouldn't have made us register, they wouldn't be able to every single guy you gotta pay for a perhaps mere they wouldn't have gotten control, and that's what Billy, what you're saying in the UK this isn't about costs. They could just let him go home Indeed, there was no cure for Alfie, because it is let him go home Die in peace and gotten take him dead, don't true, utilitarianism and then, given that by December, He who they think had a chance to be healed. Instead, they fought this in court. All the waited a Uk Supreme Court, I'm guessing those lawyers,

have the new retainers and outwardly fees and did do all this for free, not to mention the cost for the taxpayers to have this case. It's? U dictated on top of that No, this was about nothing else other than to remind people of the United Kingdom. We have control, and we will do this to this beautiful baby boy. In broad daylight. If we will do this to him, what will we do to the disabled? What will we do to the infirmary? What will we do we took those if you were determined are on the wrong side of history. That's what this was about. So let's go over the four questions that you have four progressives: one exactly which medical diagnosis will river will result in a verdict from medical professionals, and I won't be allowed to take my kid home from me from a doctor's visit at a doktor or hospital right. What's the appeal process when another country's willing to take actually to count the Vatican is its own country, which it

He both ITALY and the Vatican boats said they would take Alfie so to separate countries said they had a second opinion on the treatment they were willing to take him on an and so no appeal process? No one else could take a look. The child could not be given to other healthcare facility, and the irony of this is where we just got done. Celebrating the life of Stephen Hawking, who spent his entire adult life needing in to breed great irony of this is the same: people that stood in applied Stephen Hawking, as he shook his fist at God for the last forty years of his life at A great modern marvel of modern medicine, sit there and essentially chanted death to Elsie. If that's not, Ernie. I dont know what is second class how much should a public, official or doctors opinion about something as objective as your attitude in act, your rights concerning your child. What does that mean? This was a story that came out of the UK that the Federalist actually jumped on. First, I want to make sure I give them credit, but essentially there was this

They came out of the UK that had a hospital sources quoted as saying that they work. Willing to let off you go home. Essentially until the parents got a nicer attitude, I till they change their attitude and have you noticed stood shortly after this? This angle of the story came out. His father, who had inviting them to the point of threatening lawsuits for punitive damages. Essentially enabling they, like in accomplices in the murder of his son, literally stood out there on camera? thinking like an iranian hostage from the summer of seventy nine about how these people argue and end there really nice to me ammunition. This is orwellian. I mean this is really forelegs. Good two legs are bad and then eventually becomes. Four legs are good for me. Good? The two legs might be even better. I mean this was truly marxist to watch what went down here. Third question: you have by what moral calculus should progressive media be concerned with the fate of should I a TWAIN and Congo West at a level

The odds were that the right, what they had to put the chance to do this now. You know this would have been the perfect opportunity if you wanted to tell those who love thought. Sarah Palin was a prophetess when she forecast death panels five or six years ago. If you want to say, if you want to point out, in its base or a bunch of conspiratorial mongers, and certainly there is an aspect of his base with the Alex Jones crowd that that's true about, but they want a blanket. We say everybody in both for Hilary just, doesn't believe in the truth and has conspiratorial notion that are unproven about government? This was the perfect opportunity Glenn to draw But why did you say you know you're you're, actually seeing some members of the media have seen Alberta politico Mart Maggie Haber minute than your times coming out in depth, french hearing themselves from what went down at the White House, correspondence dinner opening began to say: hey we're not go in there that how do we are we're not with that crowd right what they had to post a chance to do this

on nationalized healthcare, the perfect opportunity, like appears Morgan, for example, they could have stood up like appears in whose a dyed in the wool progressive, liberal and said just what the kid to home. Wouldn't go home with his, would then decide they could have done that, but most of them ninety nine percent of them. Didn't why? Because in the progressive isn't isn't about all the sentiments in all the advancements in the desires of the human basic and that they promise us it's about control and they didn't want it set the precedent. The state doesn't control the child, but the parents do last. One is: where does a hospital get off by objecting, These priest from his room tell this story now. What happened is that the families priest was a jacket from his room and one of the archdiocese over there. The UK actually pointed this out. There are in copy talk, France decided, but he was apparently too busy over the weekend quota.

John, when in the magic authored by it, but they there like hey, you know: where do you get off doing this gonna, I donno by you. We ve had the separation of church and state, at least there, you know, inverted variation of it being in the world schools for the last fifty years. Will a hospital is regulated by the state whose diagnoses are appeal not to medical boards. Bitter courts of law is in fact a variation and agent of this. Itself, so where does this state there in the? U K, get off telling those parents what worship practices with their conscience you'd be doing in this time of need which spiritual council they could be seeking You know there's another irony here: it's the same thing with with the radical, less love of Islam that, when their done getting rid of it Christians when we're out of the way the Muslims will split their throats next. They have no intent of sharing civilization. We feed nests. They just don't, but, though, that the radical left hate Christianity so much.

They believe this notion of my aunt. The enemy am, I gonna get my friends with a cosy up the Islam, and the same thing is true here. Why they're done getting rid of people of various alongside of history, world beers who won't conform to the new new utilitarianism. You're just gonna start turning on them next and that which I ran about. This is the pursuit of progressive that did you hear cheering this on any other, the Saint people to say, people like me will state. What would your views b of marriage if yours was gay or what would your view be of abortion if your teenage daughter were pregnant? Well, I'd like to throw the same question back at them. What would your views on statist control over my conscience, my child, in my health care, be, if that was your child, smiling at you on your tea on your phone camera a few days ago that the state was starving to death in broad daylight.

Steve days thanks so much? You can find him a dusty days. Dot com, that's d! A sea Steve Day Start com and twitter Handle had Steve Days Show He read even eight mildly. Convincing peace defending what you did with healthy, not because I mean there's gotta be one right. All I keep seeing as people following in this sort of veto. Growth, making it due to a pro life pro choice, debate which got nothing to do with it decides not to do with abortion at all. I am not in a real, defence that is committing like from a doktor or firms. Is there anything I'm actually, Looking earnestly for one, I would love to understand what the heck they're trying to do their other. Then you know hey. We want control of your life like we won't control of everything. You know this sort of like it or not.

Say it's a real conspiracy. Could it seems pretty true in this case, but like the sort of conservative conspiracy theory that they just do. Governments too big anyone do mean things: It's gotta be some. Even if it's a lie, there's got to be some effort, a defence and it doesn't seem to be one, that's even mildly convincing. The only thing I, hearing us defence is the doctors know best. The doctors know best the suffering of the child in a hole. I condemn this that will be at if they were saying we should kill the kid euthanasia right now? That would make it. The suffering argument letting him die over, make the stop suffering argument it big that crappy argument All I know is that the Germans didn't even accept this from Hitler. The people who voted for Hitler. Didn't you, stand for this when they where did when he started killing children, in the hospital Lee the German people stood up the churches stood up. He lie.

About it, but he said okay, we stopped at we ve stopped it did he didn't stop it, but it Lee The people stood up. When standing up? What does that say other than if we go dark, we're gonna make the Germans look like rookies a an amazing fact came to my attention, and that is U S. Companies lose about two hundred and fifty million dollars a year due to employees suffering with allergies especially if you were in Texas Man, my wife's heads about to explode all weekend just from allergies as something simple is changing the air filter. A world of difference in the workplace and at the home, now think about the difference, You know you have at home, especially when you sleep. This is why you need to know about filter by filter. By is America's leading provider of age, vat filters for homes and small businesses because

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back. Let's about twenty minutes ago, and all ten in Israel has reported that Netanyahu is going to make a significant televised announcement. On a ran today at eight p M local time. That will be about two p m. I think to Pm Eastern he's a dramatic noose around about, ran and sing if again, developments regarding the IRAN's nuclear agreement, which will support reportedly influence the entire world? reach will come after the israeli security cabinet convene for an impromptu, unscheduled meeting in the wake strike on Syria overnight? meanwhile hinting that Israel may be about to launch another far more powerful strike on Syria. Why not

or its that Israel has closed its airspace near the Golan Heights and the israeli syrian border, most likely in anticipation of one or bombing, or missile attacks on syrian territory. Slumped early following the disappointing german inflation data, looks like oil has taken a jump and as a spite too bout. Seventy dollars a barrel in just the last few minutes good. So he got that go in for us pretty exciting stuff. My kind of default The position of anything in the Middle EAST is just it's gonna turn our great In writing. As we all know, everything's gonna be fine, everything's gonna be fine, So we just cannot sit back and say: wow, that's gonna, be that's There's another interest in turn, this tale of of six Thus, in wonder, that's how I look at it. You know

you now you know. What's really weird is becoming more of an optimist, and yet every thing is going the other direction, oh, my god, Stu, which really scares me. That's what you do. That's his vague do, oh, my god when things are getting really terrible use all the sudden, sound optimistic. You know, hey, you need to clean the inside of your ear. Well, let's use this this is just the way I am meets. The darkest times are coming rap were totally screwed good morning, everybody back in a minute, Glenn back mercury we all have ears, but I dont go out of us know what to do with them. Ears help us here. They help us communicate their vital to the human civilization we ve been able to come up with, but we

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London's murder rate has now overtaken New York City, came out of a couple of weeks ago, However,. Now the the mayor of London says London is fixed, remains one of the safest cities in the world. Why be they banned band knives the murder way rate went through the roof. People are using guns Gazette on have access to guns, so they're, just using knives by the way the Pope came this weekend and said we should just ban all weapons there. We wouldn't have to worry about war. What what we'll see what would happen here? Glenn is before guns. There was no violence in the world that

only a new creation of our society back in there. There is no such thing like you know. You never heard about any crucifixion, certainly like that. You know that was never something that was dies before yeah they haven't against back then, and they use nails and they just nailed people two trees. They seem to be actually a lot more bloody yeah. I was a little over a worry. At any rate, we had Steven Pinker on matters of a few weeks ago. And he his new book. We were talking about his old wooden angels of our better nature. Again, it's It is a it's a tough read if you're, if your fan of religion, because he's our vision, that he's not a fan, but if you go through and hearing about what life was like in those days. I mean we are we come a long way along where ever ever want to live in another time than now

Georgia Goldberg spoke, that's out now came at last Tuesday. Suicide of the West illustrates many of the same things. You know I mean it was not. There was not a fun time to be alive. I think, as we all think about it. We all know we all know you would not want to live in the sixteen hundreds I wouldn't want to live in the nineteen twenty picnics sucks, but in their there our problem today. We certainly have real problems with violence and things like that. It's just actually a lot better than it was. When is a time that you would want to live in the time that you would go. I take that there's no time and in the past that I would. I would rather less than we would say our childhood is great, and yet no wasn't the people. Through discussion. I isay oftentimes right here right now, there's no. Replace I'd rather be right. Here,

right. Now, as liberal it looks out and had to history, a summit on ethics. But thank you. Everyone thinks it's here, but if it is the best one we you may, lot of these improvements. We ve made this point several times over the past couple months and that we a lot of times overlook these in credible advances we ve knocked out. You know two thirds of the world's poverty in the last twenty five years and where I got it sucks in with it gets an amazing time to be alive. All these things are the positive you with that. May you make the point of view computers used to be the whole room, and now you have much more powerful computer in your Pocket, for freedom, inflation adjusted cost, that's unthinkable how cheap it is an all we do

talk about guy? I can't I'm so addicted to this phone, we're all screwed all we have the phones all the time and we complain about the problems that we have is a vote on we're using them. For exactly I mean it is so there are. I would definitely not rather be alive another time with the exception of probably the future, because probably gotta be a hell of a lot better than it is now we can look back then say you. Can we look? First? Can we visit first I'll, give exactly ever ever portal open up in your like walk through which can come back yeah but lily? We accept this as a friend of a friend, had a situation where, They have discovered breast cancer she's breast cancer. And they have to do like a double mastectomy and us This like. Can you imagine. In twenty years, Howard

look back at that as a solution like it's just I just like a sign of it like it's a very little lawyer, the smallest and you can find and are like, ok take em off that is the answer like that. It's gonna we're gonna, look back at that in twenty years and think I can't believe people who were alive today lived at a time where that was the answer. You do know how Washington actually died: He was at his body was he had two doctors at his bedside, nay, one word as you know, the famous doktor that you know everybody knew is the best doctor the times the President's doctrine and then there was a young guy who had just come from overseas and he had heard of these new advancements so Why and had a really bad. I think he had no mony, I think, and he will he couldn't breathe right, and so the doktor said.

Bleed and meet the needs to people in easily Bledsoe more so they just kept taken pints of blood from it. And guarantee them. I've been getting more, get rid us of that bad blood whom gay, so he was getting weaker and weaker, because their bleeding, if so then- and so the young doktor says think I know how we can save him, but it new procedure and- and I've never done it before, but I think I can do it and he Exe ain't it to the other doctrine. The other doktor said you bar burying I am not doing that to the President of the United States. Apps lately not taken a third court. What did he suggested was if we take a tube and we We cut a whole right here. In in the air tube we we can. In brief

giving him a trick was the idea and the other doktor called him a barbarian. I mean that its think that to cut open, his Try to give a trick was barbaric, but bleeding him to death was not reward. But be on the wrong side of his youth. If it does not look good in rhetoric and all of our cancer treatment, everything chemotherapy, Barbary, Emily leads, I wasn't an Angelina Jolie who didn't even that was her- that didn't have breast cancer, which he had a genetic signal that they thought she might develop it at some point, and they did this pseudo drastic step in oh- and it's like will look back at many things we have to remember. We Oh, that will always be the case. Look at what is happening with language. We look back at things that Joy Reed was saying in two thousand, seven illiberal was saying, and two thousand seven and now everyone's completely horrified by it in

play for conservative was caught, saying they would be fired. She probably will get away with it, but still it's a big controversy. Think of how those things happen. I'm of big believer. We made this point before that abortion will be looked back like that. Well- will don't know, takes twenty fifty a hundred years. At some point, we will look back and think how on earth did humanity, do that we will build and they will look back at that and think its income Hence, symbol that a society approved of that on that scale for lol. I have kind of changed my mind on this to some degree. Okay, We believe that they will look at that procedure as barbaric, but I do also kind of believe that perhaps natural child birth may Also be looked at as barbaric did you ever let a woman have a baby like that like that right and I think the process could change yeah yeah civic there.

There's gonna be sole, much genetic splicing in now you know genetic baby, making that I just don't. I dont know how they might think wait a minute. How did that exactly. This is a fun gave I wanna come up. We should come up with a list of of the things that were doing now and accept now that look back at in twenty thirty years as completely insane and barbaric, because I mean there's a lot of em and- and this is a thing hurry era has them every Iraq has them and no one at the time thinks of it. That way, you know it's just we all kind of whatever era we live and we cannot think of a well. We ve arrived in Algeria like all with we find it figured everything out, and here we are designed to your people back in the day, were idiot sign out without a stupid realised that it all ways even progressive should not hold here progressive

panes that is going to change constantly militaries. Why do you know this is the answer? it really is striving to how we got here. I don't know what we're talking about the cities where we're going to London, London being so safe, now because they have not got rid of all the knives, and so people are gonna. Do you know ok, they were kill each other with guns, they turn a nice? Would now get rid of all the knives and again Pope coming out in saying we should get rid of all know this other deal, but I grass? The real point on this tweet is that he says it's one of the state at once, one of the safest, cities in the world, London, occasionally will your your murder rate just overtook New York, so I know that's really one of the safest in the world. You know what I mean right to brag about,

here. The safest cities in the world now is of this Tokyo, Singapore, oh Sir, Toronto, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Sidney Stockholm, Hong Kong, Zurich, Frankfurt, Madrid, Barcelona, soul, so and Francisco. I really feel that safe in San Francisco Wellington, Brussels LAW, sand jealous, Cargo then, London, cargo, yes, Chicago's number nineteen is the methodology of this, but we don't want to ask you dont want asked opposite land elicited this number. Twenty one New York then Taipei than Washington DC. Then Paris, MILAN, then Dallas. Dallas is worse than Washington DC. How come on so here's, what it here's, what it is from the economist,

They re the safety of sixty citys around the world, based on several factors. Let's see what these are personal security. Ok, that's what I want. I want a personal scared. I would assume its crime. Radio, yes, digits security I mean that's all you're working on. That's not what I think of when you think of health. Security they always do. This is like. Will we be If people in universal health care systems are more secure, so they win, that's how they better. They do. That would and infrastructure security. Oh my gosh, so your our are bridges. Are crumbling, this a critique of our bridges crumbling. Do you have access to the health care units cure unless you have access to scared and wifi, if you don't have high media that that's embarrassing. Did they are I take it, take take a break. Let's go over the list of of of Security Security cities that are the more sick, most secure based.

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argument, we are saying or what we like government healthcare right, which is totally different, as so their number their number twenty behind LOS Angeles in Chicago I saw LOS Angeles in Chicago on eighteen and nineteen. I've are okay. This is not real security. No, the crime index, for ten Zurich number nine Munich. So these are the safest, safest, ok, number, eight burn. Switzerland, never seven Tokyo, never six Osaka Japan, five but back city, Canada for Singapore, three Basil, Switzerland to Doha in cutter one Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Now of course, look top three- is Singapore number three four there for four give their for Singapore Basil, Switzerland, Doha cutter s without exception of basil, The other two are cause. We kill you

right, like there's a lot of human, you could try right. That's something- and I mean look There- is Deterrence- is real. The real thing the number one by the way for the United States was SALT Lake City, the number one safest city and the eminently states on this list, which figure finished at thirty eight worldwide, so studying Leah ahead of London London's wait analysed so here, but here the cities, the safest cities, in order as they come- SALT Lake City, Boise boss, in San Diego Austin, Texas, Denver Pittsburgh Arlette, Honolulu, Richmond, Portland New York, Columbus, Dallas, on and seventy seven internationally San Jose, say

Antonio London, is it one? Ninety six San Francisco is to ten. Washington D C is to sixty one and Philadelphia. Is to sixty six that we give you should, I go to ninety two for Chicago, again, because everyone knows it's like I mean all the safest, that's right He was by bottom bottom: three: Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea. Now that it about problem this. Did no Caracas. Venezuela knew that was pretty bad at three twenty six and three twenty seven cents. I drove Sula in Honduras that's what it, but we definitely need to secure border. I just wanna make sure everyone knows that that is hateful. We do not need to secure a border at all, but that's it. That's! dressing there's a lot of south american Citys here at the bottom of Brazil. El Salvador

good chug of Honduras shown up here, that's not safe our southern border, we're good we're good. Everything's, fine guerrillas by fine, don't worry about it. I like those guys with the Honduras flags and the El Salvador flags that are sitting at top of the fence. I think there patriotic Americans? Well, no, not not in the least but they're here with their flag, and we should respect that Glenn back. Mercury courage? Sri back last week the mayor known as the Golden stayed killer was finally caught outside of Sacramento California. Now

the investigators tracked him down after so many decades is commendable. Detective work. It really is, but it's. So a cautionary tale about privacy data that should give every American a pause. I know why haven't old anybody. So I'm not worried. Ok, I got it. I got it, but this case. The arrest of the golden state killer would not have been possible without the website. G d match dot com and no not a dating site for those who have earned their g d or didn't earn their g gee be match dot com. Is us Where people voluntarily submit their own genetic information to try to locate long lost family members, its unreal regulated, it's all open source and it's free one. Possibly go wrong people just blow their own genetic information and then cross reference it with others who have loaded theirs in hope. Finding relatives

again, this is but were a little early on the genetic thing. I want to hold your cards little closer to your vast, Back to the murderer in As to gaiters huge use. G t match dot com to see if any of the sites family trees match the dna samples that they had from decades old crime seems the golden the killer wouldn't have had to submit his own dna information for the cops to find him. Just had to find a relative who create the family profile on the website, then they could at the killers DNA to the family members and narrow but down to potential suspects within the family it took, only four months to do the dna mining and to get the right family and ultimately, the killer. Four months, that's crazy!

He had over a hundred relatives on G match Dotcom with a percentage of a dna match. I think we all have relatives on J match. I bet I bet You could clone me I well who could we clone? That's a real anyway, Jd Match, says investigators didn't approach them about the golden state killer case, but police didn't Do they didn't need a search warrant, because the website is an open source, and G Match warns users that therein Oh, is out there for everybody to see. So the largest genealogical service ancestor, dot com and twenty three and me supposedly tat their user data from outside parties. Yes, they, probably do. But in the age of wiki leaks, don't you think dark, wed, creep, can't steel!

your dna information, I don't know put your dna information out there, How much personal information should the government have access to. We're closing in on a feasible future where the government, Have a database containing the ultimate private information about you you're? dna well, I'm not killing anybody. So we don't know what DNA can be used for. Now. It's awesome technology that finally caught up to the killer. But what hasn't caught up as usual or the laws guarding the use of personal dna information, do we were the government to have all of our genetic information. More importantly, when thee future a I rulers. Creating human version of Jurassic Park Do you really want a cloned version of me or you running around?

I don't think so. It's minding April third here this is the Glen Back Programme, see this sort of those things that bothers me because you're, just so fast, just got up, Didn't genetic information out. I am wait hold it because this sight seems to be almost like a social media for genetic information reality What was it Napster? you love your data, Napster they go ahead. Download by dna anytime, you want here is a really hot dna. It's gonna we're day brings up a couple of things in that one, the sort of J defence at the time was based,

clinging guy. You know people just didn't understand dna. At that point, it was brand new people didn't understand. Wittingly matching dna could be wrong, could be right. No one people did not put enough weight on that at the time was one of the reasons he was able to get off on a murder were here like it starts to bring that back in that anyway, If you wanted to frame someone it'll be so easy to choose, you know be able to form a government or someone to just added a dna match right and like you, if you you could, all they are doing is too like will understand genetic stuff like they're just telling us it's imaginary, assume it's a match right, you can, you can put you, couldn't you can print dna? You can print this stuff. Now we're close to being able to print a human heart made. From cells and dna from you? So I won't reject here we're that close. What do we, what its at really fascinating, rethink about that. You know anything

good criminal right there not done enough to put their own dna on their, but just Anyone in your family makes it so they could. Eric down to the family in then. They just look around there, like all this person was here this many times, and then they were able to does put it together, Actually, we actually you no matter, his dna to the crimes. That's an incredible. It's come credible police work, it's gonna be incredible movie someday. Probably how do you I mean seriously cry? there is. There is no future in crime. I don't know that I don't know if you know that, but your future. Do you think it will be a criminal there's? Really no future in that now, and that's a great thing. It is a great thing and we ve seen from numerous documentaries such as demolition men were crime, is very difficult to come in the future. I would go for minority report might reports and other another good. When all that was just silly, I mean you know, look, there's not people. Really they sitting around a milk

predicting crimes. There's there's no there's much more civilised way, you don't we don't need the Bilbil S. Ladies, you really don't get another that was really interesting in this was patent Oswald, the the comedian yeah Member a couple years ago, his wife unexpectedly died area nowhere when they were really very close, and she was a big novelists get. She was a bitch she's, been the true crime sort of arranging and she was in the middle when she died. Writing a book about this killer and like her. Its goal. Was this guy to finally be caught. So these, finishing the book. Without her, William use her all for research. Everything fell a finishing the book and release. I think earlier this year, maybe last year you know necessarily think it was the reason why, but it certainly put a lot more attention on that ace and now, after her death they actually is supposedly Thirdly, they also rightly now, Can you imagine how mean old, was a guy.

Using the seventies. I think they still is seventies. He was. I thought you got away with it all is hold on this whole time. Yeah, and I mean it with this. Guy was really really bad. I mean he was hit the story. Of what he did these people. I mean this is it's it's basing that we kind of let this one slide off his ears and in some cases, shouldn't go cold. We'll did he. Stop. It it was a long time it was over a decade. He was doing these things so he's event yeah. I guess I guess stopped me. Maybe get to mean I'm curious that I is stopped and you're just gonna like that's that's the old me. But I am sure we all are. You know what I got

or some of us or hooting healthy and go to jam, others or size dost our murders were mass murder. You know what was it that way I would be interested in need in knowing that what was it that made you go. I think that's probably not good for me or other that's my past. Like you know, I used to play a lot of video games that are not really that many anywhere it's not because I stop hiking video games. I just don't have the time, and I am also a group asked if you know this is it was afraid I was going that would happen. I dont know what, although maybe just through a mid life crisis needles guys get corvettes. I killed a bunch of people Well, you know you can't do this with like painting right, you can't go in and out of it, it's a hobby, you like you and you are in and out of it you set up in here. You get to just stop completely yeah I was in there. Was it my blue period see that it was a really horrible sprit of crimes, though Mina that is,

It's one of those where you dont can don't want to go back, and I wouldn't encourage Go find the article worthy they list off. All the details in the testimony about it is real belief, pretty much guaranteed that I'm going to do that, but that was a good this could sell. You go to read it at the blaze stuck up, and I just I should have thrown out of its up there, but I mean it's super dark he was beyond just wanting to commit these crimes in he was really sadistic about it, and aren't you fascinated by what he's like now, dahlia, it's one of those I mean very lucid. What would you say? I mean he asked to go pay as price, but would you say if he had like some real, like in a massive you know, redemptive thing I guess it wouldn't be real because he would have to have turned himself in I mean, if you will, let me what how weird would that be if he was like all of us- and it was just like your grandfather and he was a normal guide- you I'm sure

probably was to get away with it for this long right I mean on the beach. Kay Killer was like that he was a guy. Was I didn't, love drew out his church, people thought he was a great guy and, as you have to be had that fast right. I'm if you really had a change of heart, I mean that you still go to jail. Are you still got me still sped every moment of the rest of your life in prison. At the very least. However, that's there's always hope right I mean eternally right. Like that's the whole point of this. You know there is. There is hope there and We have done it with me. We ve talked to people who Terrorists had them on the show who were former terrorists and now have changed their life and are fighting for the right things. That's part of it, though, that the the redemption in o comes along with talking about it. Reversing course yell alienating Europe mislaid Gorsky, the guy that point- and we know that is a former communist spy- was lying on the

two states living as a spy in the United States, spying on us in on real when Wall Street and you know, was caught by the FBI but chain this life and now is big time pro American. You know you're becoming okay. Now. It certainly I mean I don't know if you know of your sadistic serial killer. I dont know if I'm ever like. Well, ok, yes, I think you're not going. I cared a common hire them as a babysitter. Under the same as saying that, I think it would be interesting to learn from someone who went through what's the show who you are, and I love you might wonder, mine under? Oh, my gosh, since it have you seen it haven't, seen a oh, you have to watch. It is really good on network it's on Netflix, and it is it's based on the FBI. The original two guys or three guys. That said, wait we shouldn't just kill you serial killers, some changed here. You know,

body and Clyde. You know we had you know, but we had people like Al Capone, kind of understood where they were coming from. These serial killers. We don't We don't have any idea why they're killing or how they think and and I remember this growing up. The big debate was oh you're, just trying to say: let's understand them, we all need to understand them, kill them They were saying that these these three there is none at all. We agree with you? They have no place in society, but we're going to find. New serial killers We have to understand these guys. And profiling said profile and its. It is hair raising These guys go in. They don't know what they're dealing with it all its. It said back in the nineteen sixty or seventy, and they have absolutely no idea what their dealing with it. Jim based on the true story and hits really good. I mean one

it's one of the best cliff hangers of a first season. I've ever seen your like, I am, I have no idea, I felt that way this week. I saw a ventures No idea how they're gonna change, no idea, they're gonna, do part two of this next year. No idea I don't want to die. I want to anything and spoil it, but it's too hours and fear five minutes which is about to forty three to log. Let's be honest about it. There are gonna, do not generally life. You know, you know like this. The day I think Marvel is, I think, Marvel is great and not a big superhero movie guy. Admittedly, I am getting a little complex. I'm you know all the way through. I'm like ok, wait a minute. What happened with that guy last time, homecoming movement unworthy friends before insight. Dad you you missed, you know you this episode in this episode in this episode. No, I saw them all with you, I just don't remember them and you're having to remember too many things, but it

I thought it was really really good, but it is one of those endings at your like wait. What wait? What just happened Yeah, I don't I was watching the preview of it and it looked someone. Don't like these. I dont like these movies generally, but I've been This one just seemed like they. Just through all the figures like it's a gift, I my son went into his toy basket and pick up all of his Reno figures and threw them at me is what I felt like watching the previous speeches, I'll. Let you know that is that's DC comics! That's when dead, Superman, Batman and wonder woman. They put all of them together in your like. Ok, stop it! What's that the difference here I feel like I saw like they have good story lines and they all come together in an all works. I mean they Marvel has taken the time to actually think these things through, where DC all of their movies are just like we're greed, We want to make money here. How about you but these guys together we're

where Marvel is at least thought out and thought through, and I and I I think well done I'll, take your word. I think I got regular I'd, I'm not gonna, go see it known him now, two hours and fifty five minutes. That's you would be that's incomprehensible. It was a little shocking, but go buy, you know, some movies are like two hours and fifty five minutes here. What I do I don't know I know if God, like lots of other things, do this one by really fast, it went by really fast? I thought I was really good. I liked it, but you know the saviours gonna be, and this is not spoiling- is Captain America, but Captain America's woman shut up shut up carefully? Erica Always a man always has been a man shot

Women can be superheroes too. I know I know, but Captain Amerika was a guy. The casinos biggest spenders just another example of hackers breaking into the internet of things. Soon, your dishwasher is going to be part of the internet of things of your referred internet of things our idea, ravishment two hours and fifty five minutes with the golden state killer. Then I would Actually as it Nobody knew leave as I might go. If you are now a levy hasn't aright. If there's a vulnerability, cyber crook can find it recently. Hackers access to smart for Mamma to read a casino, and act into their database of high rollers think that they got in through the the temperature, the third

a thermostat they hacked into the thermostat and then the thermostat law gone into their information database. It's almost like police hacking into going to ITALY. Public data cited finding a murderer, he's the one weak link in your security in your screws, screwed em, it can be stolen and it has been a private. Details of this case of the casinos biggest spenders, just Another example of hackers breaking into the internet of things: soon you Dishwasher is going to be part of the internet of things you're refrigerator internet of things. It's connected. Everything connected so now hurry that protect your standing guard really. Are you stand guard over over dishwasher law, I'm gonna make sure nobody acts in my dishwasher You're, never gonna, think about it. At one weak link is work, I'll get in a minute.

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Glenn back our boy have to admit. I was wrong. You lead with your mistakes. I reiterate my mistake: in Marvel was a woman from the beginning. Nineteen sixty eight- Ms Marvel, but I was thinking of she was kidnapped by you, know the character Marcus. I soon were not given to him and part of this known, unknown and taken to the alternate and dimension where she was brainwashed. Adduced in impregnated she later gave birth to anyway. That's that's Ms Mark Marv. Not captain Marvel interest. I a what from the beginning. Yet you said captain America we, I know, estate vera listing. I guess it Captain America's pretty clearly a dude you mean they ve been nobody's Thea, but now

this is another corrected. This is too commitment. Let's be honest about themselves. This is also now we can at all sacks of no captain Marvel. I have to tell you I dont know I I you know. I never read the comic book, so maybe it's you know, I'm sure I'll. A comic book about Captain Marvel. She was the best she was the sexiest whatever. The named after the comic book company, then there's no creativity left attacks on land back mercury you're listening to the Glen back of welcome to the programme? pat gray is joining us and you have a you. Have a story I cannot make heads or tails of fusing. We heard that

Troy Walker from dog take furniture. Now this is not a few times. Who's, the guy who makes us beautiful american flags and all the proceeds. Go to help, pay the costs of the funerals for veterans they have committed suicide or otherwise, because the vizier only since up to three hundred dollars right like we have the story of a woman here who was killed by her boyfriend in a murder suicide and she was sent seventy one dollars and sixty seven cents for burial man, so they just left her. There accept Troy claimed her body. And is trying to hold a decent funeral, for which is it coming up on on Friday will have some details about that, but so is what he called us or tweeted us that Troy was in some trouble, and so we sent an email and set is everything ok and he back no we're, not okay. We in fact have been shut on temporarily by the city. Last year I was doing everything in my driveway. The city tried to shut me down a reply.

We came to a rescue and reported The following in and he's got a link there. The report they did since that aired. I have cancer we been slandered in falsely accused for things I have not done and have multiple witnesses for alibi. After everything alone. Try to turn their cheek, the sick, treasurer has driven past her house, set well Times taking pictures of our house and her excuses to ensure we're in compliance with city ordinances. What is heard deal, I don't know I may be- the neighbours- have complained about sawdust because he was making this stuff in his driveway last year. But ass. He moved his operations outside the city limits. I think now he's he's outside of the city limits any set eyes on a farm right yeah. So she that's where I may get all the stars she's driving by his. I think town residents and and taking pick What's going on, there then. They

he said they can into his home. And they wanted It turn over their business computer and he says we refused because our attorney told us they can act. Our donor list and make their information public? Also I had duty under law, not to make their personal information public because this is so ridiculous. I thought it was making a big deal out of nothing, maybe was being short tempered going insane or just being paranoid. After all, I did nothing wrong. Will yesterday everything changed, I received a phone call from a detective. They had us, which warrant to gather all our electronics on the property they took our phones and even the chargers. My aunt and cousin, are visiting us and they took their ipad. They took my sons owning tablet. They took our business computer and phone they took part our house left in disarray and again we

There has to be some kind of misunderstanding here. We are hold. It will take about forty six months to get everything back. That I mean that's, not it's not the Skype makes furniture for veterans who have died and just uses. Proceeds to pay for their funerals. This is the way being being treated by the city, so why? What city is it? I have have an email that Roy says was sent to him. From the city, treasurer I'm not gonna give the name or the treasures name, because I I I wanted to. I want to make sure it's her, but listen to this Troy he D leave town before I really get pissed, I'm gonna make sure you suffer my scorn from now on. If you so much as have one piece of sawdust on your driveway or one of your flags are declared a nuisance, you may think yours aunt of going on. Glenn back spelled wrong. I'm just saying

and trying to discredit me would have worked. You ve got another. Then coming. I want you and the rest of your pathetic brothers and sisters to kill yourself do us all over and killing yourself before you end up shooting the neighbourhood with your PTSD. Remember, It's your word against mine too they can not be helped me real. Can it mean when he says that he has gone to taking it to the city and he's asked him? Did somebody a several times right? Oh yeah, did somebody on your staff right this and he can get no answer. We have given him no answer one way or the other confirm or deny that this, from your city treasurer, but they want it. So, let's give information to Leon at the blaze yoke. Let him sign a reporter to this and get an answer, what the hell is going on cause. If that's real, I've never seen anything like it from city official. That's that's about as bad as it gets telling a vet

he'll kill himself like somebody of other vets have done. Wow touches sounds like twitter. Try so even if you're gonna find out Canada the details behind the study on the show ya tomorrow, you gotta have we're. Gonna have a try on in the third, our yet top a third. Our staggers at the bottom. There's gotta be something else, the story some long, one idea or sino yeah. Can I tell you that if more than sawdust and drive right, so he he's that the problem, apparently over in England, with Elsie Evan. And truly guard. Is people just keep thinking to themselves? Now that and there's gotta be something here are missing, That's a normal human instinct, almost resources by the way me many times very that's true. I mean it's a good good question to ask yourself when you, when you hear a story that seems to amazing to be true, but in general those cases, but

Charlie Guard or healthy? There was nothing else right at the hospital. Just would not let them be released, they had to die. I dont understand that you know the state sponsored murder scene, like a bad thing to me again, there doesn't seem to be any coherent argument against it. I asked us earlier: if you a good peace. That explains the case in favour of the UK and what they ve done here. You're gonna send because I can't find where you have diverted over Caroline, were they in people keep sending me like the court documents which make a legal case for their ability to do it? But that's not what I'm asking for asking for like, they theoretically do in this in the country in which you know their ruled by those laws, are like I'm disagreeing with laws, so I want to know the reason for the laws I want to know reason. Why is the hospital doesn't just say we can treat him. Yes, we have the legal right to hold him here, but we're not going.

Two because there's another hospital that nobody in England is paying for, go there in a block, the arguments used always be well that wouldn't be good for healthy, but it's like that doesn't make any sense. We are dying. Ngos, Ralphie, council, saying it's carried tied death by staying outside unbelievable and not only the ad guarantee death now by starvation, right so I call they want. They want to help ease his pain, like eating his pain as an argument for euthanasia break. If they were saying we are going to give him a bunch of medication and kill em right now, ITALY, We terrible argument, just you know, stills horrific, but at least it would be an argument. This is like ours gonna, let expire over a few days and I wanna get any treatment and weeks old since it doesn't because but if it was the cost like, if there was no one willing to pay for it, you could at least make this Arthur's there's their way in case they ve had people always had they been lined up with people ready to take em to ITALY and the opposite revealing ends still they don't care the prom

MS with people like Troy, is he such a regular guy and eat you. Sound crazy? You know to be, their borders, would listen in the town. You know the town has credibility so town folks like no, you don't understand this guy's, just whatever ok are. I well talk to him and then you get a guy like Troy, whose like look, I I don't know oh, what's happening at all, the sunny sounds paranoia they out of the house and ends, and he has mentioned- and you know you he he knows that it could sound that way. He doesn't want to sound insane. That's why kept dismissing it and then It's got into this point where they came and took all of his electronics. Why? Why would to that to a guy who is who is made american flags to help pay for veterans funerals, why would you do that? I can tell you usually peoples,

elf, diagnose now, maybe there's something I doubt it but maybe there's something that you know why. Is going on, but if this City just said you know peacemaking, his furniture and he's just he's pocketing all the money he's not really doing all that that's because they don't know anybody who would write you know I mean the people that they know would would lie about something like that and pocket all the money. Then now they're trying to prove their theory yet apparently yeah. So give ya of the send it to the send it to Leon so early on can assign and of reported that, let's find out because one way or another. It needs to be the radar thinker and we'll talk to him. My Troy coming up our three thanks man,

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all the mothers were backstage. You know helping get the kids dressed and everything They didn't even get a watch it. It was the craziest thing they're doing it again this year What can you say? No I'd, rather than the audience of your kid you'd be in it. You have to worry. If we have to be your, my mom has to be backstage. Helping kids get changed in everything. We do what the Vienna don't dull, but if you like, don't don't go there because I got a russian ballet in structure and ballet class monologue that has been die, but he got come out of a reality by itself

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Just made a, I think, an a shocking move to fire all of the reporters that weren't pro Donald Trump enough in in it and its doesn't seem like its it a hundred per cent of the reporters who were sceptical of Trump, but all the people they fired were sceptical trump, there's still few. I guess there and I M not a good writer, and you could say that you know you did say we're downsizing. We're. Changing whatever, but one of them that they I heard, was responsible for a third of all traffic Laszlo mediators reporting them. One of the rare one of the reporters fired was one third of all of their readership. That I would you, why would you do that, but a but Mina skeptical of trumpet it does seem that, like that's there, The writers who have been like so many of them have cited that as the rest, the reason they were let go

I don't get something it read sages admitting, but that that is at this time. What the other writers belief play out. That's not true, yeah hope I helped Two because I mean look aid, whether you like Trump or not. You know, I think he hearing Smart well reasoned critiques of from the conservative perspective is needed it just like it was either during Bush shillings, needier important it's important habit. I dont you mean. I knew I who enjoy reading critiques of we no other. Politicians, I really like because see you know something. They turn out to be true. I mean later on, there's been several cases where people warned us about it. Particular politician and one of one of being accurate in the air, so you know think and feel you might be. I get there

anyway, I don't even think about a specific one. I am thinking of one one or two specific ones, but there's a lot of this administrate not from this now is, as you know, many many examples, of course right Emily S and they. Yes, that's the whole point of having a conservative media. It's not so you can come up with arguments to generally hit the left on raising axis no less important like you need to make sure that the facts get out there. But you know the the dissection A topic from multiple perspectives within conservatism is really important that her Terry into maybe establishment sort of range I want to hear from always was a guy. There are certain people that I follow and read that are super pro trump and I read it because I want to make sure I understand where they're coming from where We know what what's their argument. What's the reasoning in enabling There are people who are super, libertarian yeah that but don't like any At all is tat I mean almost anarchists,

but I also want to read now: that's how you get better. You don't get better by someone telling you this thing you want to hear over and over and over again It smarter you, don't you you're, not you're, never gonna United to improve Europe plenty to argue points to the left by, hearing the same, talking points by the same people over and over you noted is a helicopter parent. It's just helicopter media, your your guy, your point of view cause it'll, make you feel we're. Never gonna say anything bad about it but we all know that's, that's part of our problem are pro, as with schools and the helicopter parents in the schools, it won't give your kid bad grades, even though they did poorly. They say whatever needs to be said to make everybody happy, because everybody needs to be happy now we need the truth. Need the truth these won't tell her the truth or, if you have it, just make a business decision. That's one thing doing it because you're not partisan enough that struggle Glenn back,

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