Back we'll have you have you looked at the news and thought to yourself what the hell is going on and have you What did the news and tried to figure out How did we get here? What what? Oh, how do we not even know what the truth is anymore. How could we be living at a time where you don't even know how to navigate, because what we totally acceptable yesterday can be? be something that you get fired for tomorrow, culling Camper Nick. Calling capper Nick I'm dead To figure out what he sacrificed. Well how he could possibly be compared to Mohammed Ali. And how Nike can flush mill,

if not billions, of dollars worth of stock market value overnight with add campaign that will alienate of the american audience and they'll have backbone. How can we see this so Differently as people. Others two words that explain almost everything and it's cool Roll Marxism now called Oh Marxism sounds made up, but actually it is a thing. It's an idea that a few marxists at the Frankfurt school in Germany, dream up as a way to bring about Karl Marx, his dream after they were frustrated that the worldwide Proletariat revolution didn't break out. This is read after World WAR two and they started looking at America there like their driving. His big huge cars? he's gotta house. These people are gonna, stand up and revolt they're. Not.

Capitalism is winning. They didn't know what to do? they got together in Frankfurt sky? in Germany my team, fifty nine and they said okay. So how do we to come up with a way to live people know how oppressed they are theirs who pressed in those Huge cadillacs with a giant Finns, they don't even know their oppressed. They believe the world was too brainwashed on capitalism, so they programme the Breed D programme, everyone, and they they, to make everyone first question reality. Now this I've been going on for a very long time, but we are in its final phase, now truth: facts now it mattered so long as everyone began to doubt the system. Now it is taken them decades to get here.

But this is what's happening to us. It's Critical theory- culture, marxist. They call it critical theory. You know too de programme, you're, evil, little capitalist, brain and let centres around the criticism of the western culture, and it goes like this. The western, capitalist society is a culture of domination. Leave the marxist can liberate you cold, Oh marxist from the Frankfurt school using critical theory, they were the ones who first talked about climate change. And Environmentalism. Why to show of Hawaii stern world is dominating nature. They were the ones who brought up feminists because, of course, western society dominates. Women They claim to be advocates for african Americans, because western society damage its minorities

of this. All of this was complete bull crap that didn't matter So long as people eventually began to view themselves as victims and fell, dominated member. When we were originally going into the into some of this area, growing up. In hearing my my mom and my dad and my grandparents talk about a victim culture, doing we're rigging everybody into a victim will now we're there. If you say anything on campus, you couldn't be a victim leave at delete change, the meaning of Roma trauma used to be something that everyone could agree on that. That could happen and everyone would have their life disrupted, but we, stood. That trauma could be dealt with now snow trauma that can be dealt with.

Now we have to protect you from trauma. Trauma is no longer a severe brain injury, Roma can be anything. I had a rough childhood. We were poor and now you're, bringing a poor people and your true teasing me: I'm a victim. Concepts like individualism and free market they knew, would fade away. Opening the door for a marxist take over. That is. Cultural Marxism is This is where we're headed. This is where we are and we need educate ourselves on it. Let me give you an example: Tom Clancy if you ever read Tom, Clancy we what we all know I mean Tom Clancy, Jack Ryan is his main character and Jack Ryan is about as American is you can get right, So now they have a new job Plan C

Ryan series on Amazon, Prime and it looks pretty cool right Dropped on Friday, parent It's really really great, unless you're a reader of vanity, fair. Vanity fair thought in an article they publish called Jack Ryan is a patriotic nightmare. They thought it was over the top. It's it's Jack Ryan, its Clancy novel. Now, for some of the actual words from the article, the author is critical of jack. Ryan's quote: masculine american heroism, Oh horror, if it wasn't for the masculine american male weed. They speak in german today. He's a man he's unapologetically american. And he's a hero. Oh

pray tell me not if he from anymore this dribble it's about two thousand words of more of the same Ryan, a man runs around saving the world with his evil, whiteness and even more evil american flag in the end, might actually feel patriotic. Yes, and there it is cardinal sin for cultural, Marxists pride for her country its perhaps you from feeling as though you ve been dominated, use, longing for a liberator v. Other routes of the culture war that we are currently in and we must recognise it call it by its name, do not play into the outrage. Or we really will not recognise our country in the very near future.

It's Tuesday September for this, the Glen Back Programme, but what else do welcome backlit? Thank you very much good to be back good of you. Ass Albania, global issues, climate, mountain, no, no red, several books ever several books that I want to tell you about that are rate. And we're gonna have the authors on here and now in the next few days. But I think I think there is something that is changed and eighty this understanding, it least in the the intellectual elite category of both the left and the right, the the the classic liberal, the one, who thought that they were a progressive, the whole time and they went oh wait a minute. No, I'm not wait. That's not what I was for, though,

People are starting to wake up and start to say, wait a minute. Wait, a minute warning warning warning. And there's enough, there's enough evidence out there that that shows why The real lies are, and I want to talk about those coming up. There's new book out came out today. The coddling of the american mind, which is fantastic by nothin height and great Lucan off, and it About the three great lies, that are happening right now, and This particular book really talks about what to do as apparent and it's brilliant, brilliant. But we see things so differently now for it. Let me start with recap: The funerals over the weekend, ok sense, First, while let's talk about both of them, a wreath of Clear and John Mccain. Both of them should have been a dignified, I mean,

a wreath of Franklin, is a legend just shut. The fact that she took a song that was written about it guy coming home and one in some sex. Do you know that store then there are the original story behind respect. It was really for a guy in a regionally son by a guy- and I remember with which guy was and it was sung man- it was basically look. I've come at home. You show me a little respect being sacked. I want a sex from my. Why, as is in urban legend of the sister of this is true so she flip that around she took that she flip that around and she made about real respect. Kay I'm going out. I want real respect here. This remarkable this remarkable woman. Her her funeral was a circus. In many ways.

First of all, Louis, Reckon there is salute no reason, why anyone should have Louis Farrakhan or on I'm sorry, sir, On the same Dias as as Sluice Farrakhan Can you imagine if there, the funeral and Spencer. Was Yet the end do you, think that any of can, president any Preacher would sit next to him now if they did they'd be rejected. Here's a guy who is unbelievably racist. A guy who is plotting for her, the and an rooting for the death of the western society and the rise of militant Islam to kill all white people. Dimension Jews he'd certainly wants that done. Not to mention heat

sickly admitted to getting some one killed it earlier in his life, Malcolm X, Malcolm X. So there was little dicey at he's a little dicey, but then You put Bill Clinton up there with our Grundy, who Scott. This creepy Lear go on. Oh yeah. He like that Four the Irish. I don't know what medicine that guy's taken, but just those of end you seem so ending appetite. It's incredible. It is an end to be too. Doing that. The funeral? For the woman who said, give me some reason. Some respect, not sex, respect their if it's hard to take the respecting seriously when you invite Bill Clinton Louis, Fair, Andrews, okay, so, Then you have the preacher,

Lee you ve got three preachers, and only one of them is in trouble. First you have the power, sure who gets gets a little hands. He if and she, and he starts with this joke- go ahead, play should gets antsy. I've got to apologise because. I have to brush up my twenty. Your daughter tells the dead you are old, is sixty when I saw area the grandiose programme, that is a new somebody, taco bail girl, give you all your respect, all your respect, as he's crazy regimes or his eyes house. Even I mean it's a little its built disconcerting,

will. He be called out for making a taco bell reference. I mean holy cow. Can you imagine if Donald Trump would have said that it would have? when the greatest scandal of all time, let alone saying that at a wreath of Franklin funeral what a big deal it was when he ate a taco salad during the the pain he ate it echo sound. They took a picture of him and he said something like hey. It was we are. This is the best taco sound at Trump Towered and he's insulting Mexicans. Would you met was. I feel it was like a big loyal, but it does. Start A doesn't stop there. It gets much much worse and to the pointing to where the one guy who's in trouble? is the only guy who spoke the truth, cultural, Marxism,

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hoping Marianna, Grundy Origin, a funeral or saying that she's Taco Bell Item right that one, no, not Louis, fair Con, not Louis Foreign Minister who is an end. Not this guide play Michael Eric Dyson Alison of this. From the rear black the right. That's why we take here soon put in water and then this orange apparition hacked say she worked for him. You look good leech You don't be dropped Rob deceived. Deviance you'll, people. You, dear wooded dictator, you foolish passive work for you see I gotta see work, be your new job, Ok right! Stop!

So did you really hear anything about that other than the other than the the right media? Do you really anything about that? I mean that's. That's that's quite about fuller, seventy a source for his birthday dim. He didn't rhyming dictionary. I mean, what is the difference between this and Paul well, stones, funeral your member, how ugly? That was what was at twenty five years ago. Twenty years ago there were the sky. You know he's powerful, a very big, progressive and plane crash. Yeah die suddenly Turn it into a political rally was ugly case, the guy, whose hands on area of growth area Grundig, calls her no Attaka Bell item two not in trouble. Louis Farrakhan, not a problem, in fact, levy, Choke, Andrea,

it'll here's what she actually said about Louis fairer com, it's interesting to see, leave panoply of civil right bidders. Of course, right there at the church we see reverend. We see the Reverend Jesse Jackson, who has been diagnosed. Parkinson's disease, but is also posters or the Franklin and is part of advocacy bill clay? of course there is going to give one of the eulogies and also the Reverend fabric and very controversial leader from a nation of Islam, who is also there. So it's an inclusive group we can see. Also on Spain, it's got its inclusive group, its inclusive group, I know that, could you just gimme the definition of panoply they complete or impressive collection of things. A splendid display up kick not write. A sock come and lean Please come. Action of things well

Where is I don't know Franklin, Graham where's anybody that disagrees with european and Jackson and Farrakhan. That's that's knock, has not a smorgasbord right, that's a come on! You ve got meat, meat and meat. You got everything you need. Your three fruit groups may meet me now. Oh no, oh they're, all exactly the same. There all coming from the same direction there there, all cultural, Marxists and and on top of it. Well for me is a real racist, anti semite as it ok to perform to call someone who wants to kill all white people and all Jews, a civil rights leader. No, I No, I don't think so I don't think so, our right and when did Bill Clinton become at civil rights, leader

but they're, not in trouble, as you just heard, embassies, fine weather who the guy in trouble. A play that next. Wanna thank you so much for tuning in today, it's good to be back off of vacation. We have a great fall season line, for you with some really incredible guests and topics that we ve been working on for quite some time, that I think you're really gonna be excited about coming up next hour. I have some exciting things to share with you and we have a new book come out is. Is it next weaker than we can learn from today or weeks from today here addicted. Rage just got them first copy in you. Ve got a cop I've. I've gotta copying And it is It's really good. We worked really hard on this. I I you know it was. It was Jonah Goldberg. That said, if you haven't, learn something

yeah. We, when you start a book, if you have, if you don't change it by the end than you're, not doing it the right way, he should be learning things as your writing the bright with so much research in all the work that you're putting into it. It should actually change ear, beginning thesis on a sofa, changed so much that I have written this twice, I wrote it finished it and then went back away. It's not right! It's! It's just not right, went back. Again- and I would still like to rewrite it- because I'm learning so much on this topic- It'll help bring you up to speed on what I think the real issue is here in Amerika and the the hidden pitfalls we are. Legitimately addicted to outrage, and Science proves it out, and once you are once you're addicted you're a slave to it. And and outrage stops you from thinking it puts you

the fight or flight, and why we're doing, is fighting and Saying that year retreat there is no flight on this one. It's you I understand the addiction that you're going through right now because of social media, and the book explains often shows all of the science It's only really the first couple of chapters the rest of it is about hears. Here's. What we should be talking about These are the big issues, and these are the things that will bring us back together. Right now we're living in a society. That is, we care. About all of the the little things will fight to death over the little things the meaningless things of life, but when it comes to vote, truth the big principles, then matters Ruth, doesn't matter Principles, don't matter big concepts, don't matter nothing matters but will fall.

To death over the little things So let me give you this example of of the outrage a wreath of Franklin's funeral We just showed you The outrage about racism is: is Oh yes, with many people there not true. The outrage, otherwise you would been truly outraged by the path stir calling area underground day a Taco bell item? Ok, that doesn't that fall into cries of racism that we ve heard for so long course. It does so shows that outrages and real the me to movement Bill Clinton, ogling going area and then you have the preacher. Grabbing her breasts, not a problem.

You. You have no outrage really for that. You have no real outrage for people who are actually preaching hatred. Ah, no words hateful words, those those words, those are dangerous. Otherwise you wouldn't have Louis Farrakhan. There. So who's the one guy that is in trouble. The one guy who spoke action principles and truth now, could make the case it. Maybe this was inappropriate at a wreath of Franklin's funeral but if the rest of it was, I see why this isn't Here's a woman who fought for respect. The point of the sermon is: we: have to respect our selves. As a race, we Have to respect our lives if we're going to expect

There is to respect us, listen to the words This is the only guy, that's truly in trouble for speaking at a wreath of Franklin. Funeral Latin America has allowed its. So the one thing that black. Broken needs today, more than anything else is to come back home to go, we love Why are you so black men look in your house My father in the whole, noble where's, your soul,. Seventy percent of our house home Precious prow black women, but as planned,

in fact, as our black women, one black woman can not do a black woman cannot raise a blood to be a man to do that. You can't do that. She can do the black man. Why you're? So a study was released not long ago. Back Tuskegee Institute and in this study is showed how the clue plucked plan has to three thousand four hundred forty six black people off An aid is six years sprang up time. That's an awful lot of black people, but you know about it appeal.

But the second also reveal that people feel the number of people not once a year and not latest secure, but every six months, but you ve got the platte turned to the three thousand points: forty six. That means that we kill six thousand plus black people every year and That aid is six years spent time that equates to us killing among us, five hundred Myrna, two thousand seven hundred twel black people, kill people.

It amazes me how it is when the police, Field, one of us we're ready to protest March, destroy innocent proper, we're ready to new steel works we want, but when we she'll, one hundred of us. Nobody says anything, nobody, anything black com, we're doing tat, we, That's good, could be a better way while ok, While her tell me what was let's go through what he just said now he's the guy in trouble.

For speaking at a wreath of Franklin's funeral, why Everybody had an opinion. The other preachers all had an opinion they An opinion on Donald Trump opinion on Arria underground day. They all had an opinion. What he has its perspective. And facts that back up the perspective, but he's got an opinion. Nobody has an armpit doesn't mean. I want to smell yours. Everyone has an opinion, feel PETE. Or have facts and perspective today now let me ask you what Is the bigger problem? facing boy accessing your really just society. Is it, Donald Trump. That's a big one! You can. You could argue that it's a big one. It's helping

hurting civilization? You could argue about it all day long and it's a valid argument. But if Donald Trump is you know, a giant eagle comes swooping down from the sky and lives him up and Gundolph. Is writing the back of this eagle and drops him in? Do you know? lake of fire. Do our Problem: stop now, We actually get bigger. No, He told us about the giant eagles and again off was real It doesn't make r r r r r, country any different. We dont solve anything by getting rid of Donald Trump, but not solve anything. I guess don t you if Donald Trump was hit by a bus today or impeached. The same arguments are going to be happening except This time it will be about my pants. And if it wasn't, my pansy would be Mitt Romney. It was it: Romany, be Ronald Reagan,

and if it wasn't Ronald Reagan it would be a bill Clinton and if it wasn't Bill Clinton, it would be Barack Obama. Nothing changes The bigger problem. He talks about fatherless homes. Seventy percent of african american homes are fatherless, do you realize before the great society that wasn't true, realize that in I think, was nineteen sixty african? Eric and homes were the most stable of all homes. What happened, how they fall apart? Can we talk about that. He says women cannot raise a man, oh my gosh, how controversial? No a No, it's not a role. Model is really important, but

a big brothers and big sisters. Why why do people say while we need to have somebody? You know we need have a woman out there to show other women role. Models are important. A woman cannot model. A man. Just like a man cannot model a lady for your children. You're watching your mother, there That's how you that's how a woman behaves. That's what it's. What a boy grows up saying. I want to marry someone like that, whether they like it or not? They do and the same with the girls. They marry their fathers. Ok,. She's. What he saying here is we need a role model in the house. But that's not what her that what's heard, how dare you say, women can't raise a men scuse me.

How dare you say it's different perspective. Clan has killed thirty four hundred people over eighty six years, horrible now to diminish the horror of the clan because more than just killing its terror. But he says: if we really care about things, what black on black crime in aid, six years, thirty, four hundred people and terror, but what about the terror of living in inner cities. What about the terror of living in an african american community in the worst part of Chicago.

In those same eighty, six years, five, five five hundred and ninety two thousand seven hundred and twelve blacks were killed by blacks and the same can be said about those areas as well. You talking you think terror doesn't exist, while others will I own a school in those areas. That does I know, and it diminish police brutality. It does. Diminish sexism, it doesn't diminish racism, it then let's get things into perspective here. You can look at it this way. If you would be able to reduce black on black violence by ten percent and or you could, eliminating completely police on black violence, you would be much better off keeping the peace. On black violence and getting wet Ten percent of the black background, a lot more black people would be life. If you had two things to choose from there

I want to do, would be to just just take a little bit away and here's a good thing. Nobody's making you choose. We can do all of those things I saw, but you have to be willing to talk about it and we don't because no one is actually concerned about the problems. What are minor thing I mean, I know, funerals are different from different cultures, but we heard about how bad Donald Trump was and how about black on black violence? Didn't she pancreatic cancer, but didn't did I MRS story, where a wreath Franklin was murdered by Donald Trump or killed by a police officer. Was that she d? pancreatic cancer. What if it was just one of the budgets I you know I have to tell you- will take that on after I've after I addressed the Mccain funeral, coming up now from most Americans, their home is the biggest investment you're ever gonna make

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Judges in California have ordered now Sherwin Williams, the paint company to pay hundreds of millions of dollars for dangerous advertising. Now some of their advertisements were for products that included lead paint, or I will paint was banned in eighteen, seventy seven and for good reason, So is fair to say that a company should be advertising product that is dangerous to the public right I mean you know, but that's it. It's happening here, Sherwin William, stop marketing lead paint in nineteen. Forty three: nineteen forty three thirty four years before it was banned, the These are basing charges again, Sherwin Williams, on ads that ran in the LOS Angeles Times and San Diego Union. In nineteen o four.

Everybody involved in the campaign, everybody who made the paint and painted with the paint they're all dead, now I am for companies being held accountable for dangerous misleading advertising This feels kind of like a reach. Maybe we just a little bit the scientific proof didn't even exist in nineteen o four. If the science didn't exist. There certainly weren't me locked us regarding lead in paint They changed the law in nineteen. Seventy seven. Ah, you remember when kids put plastic bags of their heads and played astronaut Ok, those because we were stupid. We didn't know any better. The little Dickie listen to start fighting plastic companies for something so retro active. But this is a much clearer case. A bet

example is seat belts. Cars have been around for a long time. Before the empirical evidence came out in favour of using seatbelts, Sir, belts weren't, even mandatory and in cars. Until nineteen sixty eight people were required to use them until even later, all right, well, Tucker, guided us. Belt first car to have a seat belt, and then eighteen fifties should we go back and saw all the car companies for advertising cars without seatbelts. Genji Effie is executive, vice president of government relations for the Association of National Advertisers, the trade group of marketers fight A brief in support of Sherwin Williams, said, quote: Demand companies have clairvoyants It's the precedent were concerned about here. We believe that what we're

what they're doing in regard to Sherwood Williams certainly will apply to many other categories. Wait a minute if they pass this, we sue Barack Obama for being for traditional marriage. When he was for traditional marriage before for it was cool. To be for same Marriage. It boils down to the balance between justice and mercy If we talk about in the book that I've I've written is coming out soon addicted outrage, joy, justice, meaning if you break the law or cut in line you're punished your corrected. This is essential in society without. It civilizations breakdown. But also it has to be balanced by mercy.

For the state devolves into a communist stick to tell a terrier stalinist state, its testing September, for the claim that program you gotta get out of California. You gotta get out a culture of you're, the latest California, on the board of directors for companies. Given her this scheme out last week, look it's the other. There are going to pass a law there, thinking about passing a law, making it a requirement that you include women on the board of directors for every private corporation. So you after you have women on your board of directors First of all, the time we're we're not allowed to define a woman as well we're in that time now and that's the time that it ruins jumping on this crazy. Gender power. That is bizarre. I again it affirmative action. Can you even do that when it comes to Kay either

equal opportunity, employment, right or you're not allowed to favour a man over a woman, but we're going to legally require you favour a woman over a man, It makes perfect sense. Our modern world endorse that. Even talk about postmodern em they're, it answer there. It is ok, I'm a little nervous about this I have and we're to announce a tour which I haven't done a stage tour in a long time. Longer than six years. I don't. I've been on a tour in many many years but a stage tour there has been probably five or six year: Osmond Laura that really yet, since we're at Fox, I think So I you know I, I am I'm a little nervous, but but what am I throw caution to the wind, but now

We're gonna do a tour and is a book tour. He's gonna start in October, and it's gonna run almost through Christmas time tickets, are going to be available today, pre sale, only that darts at two p M local time today. You can find out all the information and grab your tickets at Glenn back dot com, slashed tour, but these are the cities that we are coming to that we have where they too announced today. I believe we are going to be adding a few more cities San Antonio October, twenty fifth used in October, twenty sixth Dallas, the Majestic Great Theatre October, twenty seventh Richmond Virginia November. First, her Pennsylvania November. Second, Pittsburgh.

November Third Cleveland November forth my funeral November fifth. And what are we talking about about how glad the orange fascist is how bad black on black violences does about a two topics: holy cow? Nowhere, the Thirteenth Kansas City, Missouri, November, Fourteenth Evans, Evans, Ville Indiana November fifteenth, Tulsa, Oklahoma, nowhere her thirtieth Tampa Florida December first, Orlando Florida and a few other dates that I'm very excited to announce wherein be doing something a little bit different, I think in those cities I will announce those later. Can we add if you were

tickets to this thing, and you wanna see Glenn at simple at some point in the stories? Obviously gonna collapse on stage you wanna be at that show. We can't tell you in advance a lady. I have a friend who went to the to the last concert that Elvis did said he was just a sweaty man and then the week later he died in the bathroom, and this could be that to convey. This could be that too, we were going to call the sweaty Elvis bathroom tour, but they didn't, sadly not nobody's gonna wanna buy that to get so so the tickets gone sail to pm your local time. You gotta Glenn backed outcome: Slash tour, Glenda, dot com, slash tour and when you get there, you have to use the pre sale password the blaze

Here, it's all one word. So try that, though the blaze all one world for pre sale they it'll go on. You know for regular sail the next couple of days. I assume yes, there offering a two listeners of this programme a few days in advance, so getting the best seats at two p m today, Glenda COM, Slash tour, the password is the blaze, the blaze. Can you talk about it, the package is our Khazars several different if several different things that were doing swear idiots dead within the first, we NEA there's couple, packages there, the vip which get you a meeting greet you know, photographs personalized, signed copy of addicted outrage Some of you know early entry, blah blah blah blah and there The elite, because we just wait here, we want to cater to the elites.

We're like you, urinary illicit of this programme yearningly. I gotta agree with trumps analysis on ITALY that it's it's a bad rap for no reason what it was at. What are you trying to do when you're in the NFL you try to become an elite quarterback? The idea that you gonna become elite is something we should strive for not seen it. We played into this left wing thing that being on the latest as bad, I want to be an elite. As I aspire to being won some day. I hoped to get their over. What have you been led? I do I would like to be elite. I'm gonna be late ever of the elite. I want to be solely that. I can't even see the normal rich. That's how will it I wanna make Lawiya while that is Graham Workin on until now not closely. I know I know the ticket that you should by the hand, and then you know just a regular assign seeding tickets also available at risk. I see this can be a very, very different tour than anything that we ve ever done.

We have enough. I just haven't bit: Nervous, it's been a while, since we not only dont, let you out people. I know it doesn't always worked out. Well, very you're, not comfortable around me but your state shows are good. I think it's because you're, not one one interacting with them. When you this one's different well but I think it's gonna do you. Usually these shows are usually really good. Show. No shells are really good. That doesn't mean that I'm good in them, but the shows are going to do it. It is a spectacle one way or another. Now you're gonna go out. I got my monies worth. You know I didn't but people who set on fire and then for him. Just spontaneously put himself out with his own sweat didn't expect that, but it was worth the money. It was a sham alone like twisty after their sweat, putting out the fire. So if you want to buy the tickets- and please tell a friend- and I hope to see you- there

a very different tour addicted to outrage. All the details at Glenn, back dot, com, slash, addicted outrage, ok, I want to talk to you about a couple of things that, I read over the the vacation break that I think. Are so clarifying and It gives me a lot of hope because eyes theirs There is a direction you know. I have the to it'd outrage coming out and, I've found three books. He just didn't live in the last week that a pretty much supporting legs to the book, but I've written, I wrote a general, but it says. Okay, so we're addicted outrage. Here's the scientific evidence, the chosen

Here's how its working here is how these the, Companies or these parties are are using these things. Here's I had so destructive in your own personal life. Here is why it's really destructive to our society here: the things that we should be talking about. And here's how we can get away from all of that. I've a couple of books over the year holiday that I want to share with you that. Go deeper in parts of what is in addicted outrage, That really, I think, if Europe, the voracious reader should put these on on your list. The gateway drug, I think, is addicted. Outrage. The the supporting evidence is is quite

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looking for- and I would ask that you would do this for us all. With us, we're looking for people. The craziest outrage where, you can't have you ever read. Those posts were eager like I can't Leave there actually outraged by this and they are really very upset about something that is. Totally meaningless. We're. Looking for the most outrageous tweets and comments on Facebook, etc, etc, you could send them to us just just tweet addicted to outrage addicted outrage, hashtag addicted outrage.

And send us those because we're going to be using the best of those unto her and its. I think you're gonna, which I think you're good, do enjoy the selection we already yeah and I think that something to collect I love doing stories of people can see this on. The left so often happens everywhere, but on the left, when they just get so outright. It is about the most nonsensical thing from we showed in the funeral of of of someone listing the statistics about violence in a community, and that was offensive? We saw you know you see people about certain pronoun. If your call the wrong pronoun, they give said. Cynthia Nixon is in the news she said. Yes, she is running for governor and I are in New York and she has come out and said she's offended, because people say she if she won t be the first lesbian governor of New York and she People to know she is not a lesbian, she is queer. Like that. Now it's a shudder

What use is I don't even know? I know and tat the definition as they would threaten. The article was like kind of open ended. It means economies whatever there might be a just shut up section to the show, not sure where you know the catch raises, shut up or the mom that was investigated because if twice because she let her eight year old child walk there. Dog around the block. Four the police, came- and I guess the police were like our right, because I got a call they had to show up and they pretty much hamlet right. Ok, we obviously see there's nothing there, but then it was a child and family services followed up and They checked it, I'm sure this eight year old could walk a dog by himself. I, oh, oh, I ve got a lot to say about that Take that here too. Second, let me go first to Peter in California, hello, Peter more

Mr back, how are you very well today, when are you come until the West Coast I'm happy organize human shields freely. I e the West Coast is is not off the table. There is of a few dates and a few cities that we're still looking at try. Yet the EU the right place and where were if we do come to the West Coast. We're gonna be doing something a very unique that I think you're really gonna, like not a theatres of book up properly early for Christmas states as we get closer and closer to the holiday there's some at Christmas shows there on the road and we are going to do one massive Christmas show and will take about that. That has not been announced yet, but do one massive Christmas show fine, all the data, the details, it Glenn backed outcome for the tour question here from Liberty Cannon. They write a liberty cannon. Yes, rights is this tour part of Glens new weight loss programme we be

walking the tour or we organised transportation, I'm gonna, I hope, To come out in one of those little, you know wheelchair things of these the shopping, like the carts yeah. You know you know I get it renders it I'm gonna be in Orlando. Mice will get it from Disney and just gonna we'll out on the stage we need to show in one of those you they naturally wicked. Today it's a joke and art of us right sitting, because this is a joint debate with other great now it's just so far I wanna get anymore said. I saw tat, because I drink and I only drink cousin. We could do, as you say, you're doing the entire tour, that suit it. You will never remove

that would add is true in actually true. I do. I may not be alone in this one, but I do have a fat suit. In fact, to have several fats have a lot of skinny suits. Do that don't fit any more, but a few fab suits and I will be wearing. Did you re in case? You want to be added to the outrage: here's an eight year old who was not able to do the most normal cheerful thing in the world, and that is walk around the block with your dog. Apparently when the little girl got home man, I mean she was little. Home. Then the door Bell rang. It was the police MA

Was called in to to answer a few questions that the police had for her because they had gotten a call about an unsupervised child. The tat the child was eight. She locked the she walked a dog around the block, eight, Now this this happening is, it will met Illinois. We'll mad Illinois is fifty nine percent lower crime rate than the national average. It's safer than eighty three percent of the cities in the United States. For every one hundred thousand people. There only three point, one daily crimes that occur in Wilmot this is not like Detroit or Chicago. What's your earliest memory of doing something as a kid,

I know. Because we moved to a different house before I started first grade, so I had to be in kindergarten I know that my mom or my dad It had to be. My mom gave me some money and said: go run up to the corner, store and just get a gallon of milk. And I remember login that milk back in it being heavy. Bob six baby, seven, six, probably call the police on me in your safe you're, safe. What's the earliest memory, you have jump right around the same age. I pray moved when we worse seven so before that in the old town I lived in

and I remember, walk into the corner store all the time to go to the arcane earlier at six, five, six, seven! Suddenly that and then also I remember when a walking about with a friend in the centre of town. They have this one memory that I have there, but that had to be. I would in the middle of town was, I had to be cut, Margaret was from what they lived. I don't remember how we are all over tat by the time I was eight nine. We were all over town. We'd read our bikes me we're here and now, people have this this view that well, things are so dangerous, nother not know they're, not much less danger, much much less danger. I mean when I will, I think, of this all the time when I see a school shooting or something like that, these terrible things that go on in a vague on my god. My kids are in school in their endanger. That's it honest, an instant parental reaction, when suddenly that happens. However, when I went to high school. I was three times more likely to be shot at school, forty four times more likely to be shot at school that at that they're. My kids are today for

times as likely, I wasn't much more danger when I went to school that my kids are when they are going to school and its it just doesn't feel that way. I know a guy from where he lay down the the bullet proof of backpacks. They can't keep them in stock bullet proof, backpacks for kids, school. Your four times less likely to be shocked today than you were in the nineties going to school crime at school. She school shootings. Actually, Down. Eighty per cent, that's crazy. Yeah never, I didn't feel in danger of a school shooting. I went to highs. No, I did not at all that. I think the problem is now. Is social media? Is what we are seeing all of these little things from all over the country and so

I just feel like they're here. No now it's at an even when they are big things they get. Fifty two the amount of coverage than they did. Where did the theirs is? There's three books. I want you to a while for cutting mine If you're a voracious reader material Rita promote three other people's books. Two weeks before your own book release Einstein: that's addicted outrage. My boy comes out in two weeks. Please, is pre order, addicted outrage this is I really feel just riding to somebody last night. I really feel you know oh said to me for a long time or case or so what's the answer was the answer was the answer I feel like. We have it again when I when I first went to Fox when I, it CNN. I was searching for an answer in that.

I'm at CNN, I had done my homework and I found progressive ism and I was like That's the answer. That's what's happening to us and here's how you could combated and we did in the Active job and combating and exposing progressive ISM once exposed once you know what it is things change this is even easier to win. If its exposed but nobody is even understands it. Nobody really even gets what's happening. Nobody is talking about it. Made is so very clear once you know what it is that if you do break the addiction. If you don't break the habit of shoving back shouting back org, angry its owing to conquer us. But once we know it, you can win. So please pre order addicted to outrage

couple of other books. One comes out today. I just finished it last last evening, the coddling of the american mind by great Lucan off an Jonathan height, this is This is so great because It not only makes the case of what's going on, but there at the end, it talks about your children in particular it says one of the steps that they they take. They say there are three great. Truths, and he's Liese untruths? How to be conquered, first one is what does kill. You makes you stronger, not in today's society, what we're kills whatever doesn't kill. You makes you weaker. Its coddling, our children, ok, that that injustice, it didn't kill you, but don't talk about it. Don't don't!

don't don't let anybody bring that up, don't because it'll oppress you even more So whatever doesn't kill, you makes you weaker its apps lately untrue. Second, trust your feelings, Oh look, don't always trust your feelings. Sometimes you should put the little computer thing down in front of you. Sometimes maybe not. But your feelings, especially when anger is involved, can scan, up the truth the last great untruth is life- is just a battle between good people and evil people. Not true. Most people are misguided Most people have really thought things through. Most people are not evil. Most people on the left are not evil most people on the right or not evil. Yes, there are some. But that's not most, people

by teaching and bye bye. Allowing ourselves to, bon too. Well there, my enemy they're, my enemy, their evil by grabbing onto that. We are Teaching our children that there is theirs There is only defeat we have to defeat the opposite side. There is no room to co exist because you can coexist with evil, but Coming back to the coming back to the AIDS, the eight year old. You have to encourage your children to go out, and do things We should be encouraging our China. We are crippling our children, the turn in college campuses was tooth, thirteen and

Research shows that in ninety ninety five that- when things really change with parenting. Parenting became a a protective order. That's where everybody started to become way over protective. The helicopter parents had been around for a while but that's when everything started a dog pile you. Could you had to have a ribbon in a trophy for anybody who even lost nineteen? and he five will those It's those kids entered college in twenty thirteen. So is those kids entered college that Why were seeing this? this world, where they can't handle anything they can't handle. Having opposing opinions they they can handle it posing opinion, no that hurts my feelings, know that makes me feel bad. That makes me question some thing that I believe and that doesn't feel good to me and that

You have to literally there almost nurseries on call. Campuses where some of them actually have you no nappies or what he will do you no love the passive fires, or college students This starts with you, directing. This problem starts with you. Saying to your kid- it's ok, the neighbourhood, safe Who will have to do and have research to know if the neighbourhood safe or not It is most likely safe. Crime and everything else is weighed down? There are our concerns, but you have a big her chance of your children falling into deep trouble. Online, then you do have an them walk to the store so good, kids to write their bike future it's too right, thereby to school. Let your kid

take small risks more and more my my son I'm not going to tell you I'll tell you the whole story because of aid, you, no child services, will no doubt My son did something that I did when I was ten he's almost fourteen we round, we're out at the farm and I'll tell you part of it. He drove the big tractor. I mean we have a big tractor for the farm, he drove the big tractor, and he he level, the driveway and all of the paths. You know you too. You re grade the whole thing by himself right a big piece of machinery, Right is bite to the course. Of course they can endorse. You know, I don't know if he's responsible enough and then I I remembered

do this. When I was a kid it's this, is it's our training, but we ve been in, talk, terminated and fed all this crap about our children, but they are not capable. Yes, they are George Washington, went out and was serving by himself in indian territory, with bear and everything else no John I'd like. Thirteen or twelve years old hello. Your kid can't write his bite to the course. Of course they can And don't let anybody you know who I really want to talk to is: who is the woman that started the free range children now when our skin, I love her. Now I love her I'd

two? I am. I met a place now where I really want to talk to her she's great and we actually had her on tee on the tv show or you were out. Oh did you really yeah to talk about this eight year old story would she say about this? What is its interesting it machine she outlined how ridiculous this is. This is in her own home town. That's all you happened yet her where she grew up, and She, as you point out, it's a lot safer than most of Amerika and Duff still continues to go on and actually cited a couple of cases that are even more disturbing about how it turned to play. Around the world in India near the sort of stranger danger thing they they ve edited. Now they took aim. Public service announcement. That was suppose to be about showing a kid getting kidnapped in the point was hey want your kids, they it out, the ending were showed. It was a public service and us whence it looks like a real video of some kid being caught. Was being shared like crazy and social media in India and, like a couple, dozen people were murdered,

because they just showed up two areas and they are unfamiliar and people thought those people are but they're, trying to abduct kids and in killing them Some believe it's incredible, really unbelievable, somebody will we have to brood ourselves back into common sense. We are crippling our children by now. Treating them with more respect. They can accomplish these things. They need to what are gonna, show up and and drive them to school when there are twenty. What's the plan July. Twenty seventeen Bitcoin down forty percent Palm Beach letters are sponsor. This half hour point and crypto currency ticket to worry expertise and expert and in those things bitcoin and end cripple currency. Here in the Palm Beach letter about an announcement that would bring enormous amounts of money into Bitcoin at the time Bitcoin was trading at about one thousand, eight hundred and fifty a coin. He say

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there really are all trying to do that in a competition against each other, so they can prove that there really loyal to the democratic Socialist twenty Twond has been away for. We know what twelve days that message did miss out loud. It doesn't mean anything to anybody's life, now didn't miss. It. Back it's Tuesday September forth. This. The Glen Back Programme, are a crucial test for you. My wife and I were having a conversation last I and my kids are in the truck and they were alike that way you getting these facts. I says United Nations. World Health organization, you know all the places that, of course are just run by conservatives, and nobody in the family. Believe me, give you a little test

RO book, I'm reading called fact: fulness ten reasons. Why were wrong about the world? Still in all low income countries across the world today, how girls, finnish primary school in all oh income countries across the world today. Is it twenty percent? forty percent, or see sixty percent. Sixty seems high, have anything about places like IRAN right, I mean like all low income right. So I'll say forty two pretty good of other now, one of good about any of sixty percent of early sixties. And it's all low income, I mean an obviously room for improvement, but that's better than I think most people would think it is. Where is the majority of the world? Population live,

in low income countries, middle income countries or high income countries? Well, it's premature China. India swarm puts the people live So I would say I guess he consider them to be middle income. Middle income can middle income. This is the biggest lie that people this this, this professor that wrote this said in ninety ninety five. He said they started asking my students questions about. Perception of the world, and he dad. You know this is what I do for a living, he said so. I knew the stats and I was shocked that the kids, were relating to a world that was from the nineteen sixties, that was thirty year old data. You know that Most people live in poverty that their haves and have nots is like in

in the nineteen sixties haves and have nots, nineteen seventies. By the nineteen nineties. That was bare. Really true now absolutely not true he's that eighteen nineties. This is the task that he gave. You started his glass with this test said Rosalie mean just ask these questions. He found that A very small per cent action- They knew the answers, except for a couple of get to the mariner. Second. But it shows that. There is either a concerted effort, which I believe there is. Or there is something inside of us. That just says no. I dont want to believe that that's true. Because the facts are very clear: We are no longer living in that have in have not world. Let me give you some more evidence here. In the last twenty years, the

portion of the world's population living in extreme poverty has A almost doubled b remained more or less the same or see almost halved now I M a pursue just read. Steven pinker adieu to outrage has a lot of this. In there s Arthur Brooks huge progress me. I saw him in this. Why would say? Definitely less yet almost have to credible so think of this immigration that achievement it is. This is one of the greatest achievements of all of human kind. You know we we're argue about whether we show the flag on you know in that stupid. Man or whatever it is the moon movie. Ok, whatever This is important. In the last twenty years. The proportion of the world's population living in extreme poverty has all

spend cut in half credible in readable and achieved? I believe the number is. Seventy percent of people believe it's it's gotten worse over that plus yes, of seventy percent has got worse. It's it's been cut in half and cut in half How do we not another route that everyday? What? Because it's, because you have to have two worlds? You have to have the western world who was gluttonous and you have after the rest of the world, that living in extreme poverty might you after have the haves and have nots. But it's not that not the world today are next I expectancy of the world today is, Fifty years, sixty years or seventy years, life expectancy this the entire planet yeah, because it means that the lowest life expectancy of leaders in Swaziland, which is run forty, so I can't be fifty that's the lowest

gotta be sixty or seventy. Seventy does seem high, but of the the seventy seven. Seventy. You only knows because we ve done some very area recently. Firstly, because a lot of this is in the book, dick to doubt Ray. I just read it so, but, but I mean what's interesting, those this is support. This design for your average college student S, imagine a kid who came up in the public school system and comes public high school and goes into college? with this information. They would get every one of these wrong. I oughta no meeting, because we ve been studying new area that you that even I think the most of the audience might be like, aren't yeah. Maybe it's a little better than we expected the? U N predicts by twenty one hundred the world population will have increased by another four billion people. What is the main reason? There will be Children there will be more adults or there be very. There will be many more very old people. Seventy five years are older. I think

I would say there there'd be more of all three categories: right: more children, more more doubts as those children grow up and then in moral people because of the advances in keeping people or live longer. According to the? U N B. There will be, More adults, fifteen to seventy four please we're the next there, two billion children in the world today, eighty thousand two hundred and fifteen, how many children will there be in the year two thousand one hundred according to the United Nations, there's two in children? According to the? U N, two billion children today. How many will there be in a hundred years or eighty years four billion, three billion, two billion- I would say at least three two million two billion, that's interesting, several billion that's of commentary on birth rates. I guess yes, birth rates and and

The life expectancy and the whole getting little broader How did the number of deaths per year from natural disasters change over the last hundred years and Natural disaster deaths more than doubled, remained about the same or decrease to less than half decrease to less than half that an incredible it's in its, but when he says less than half he's understating at its way less than here, it's like a it's like over ninety percent, if I'm remembering the sat right is from ninety ninety five. Ok, so from they might not have been that much then, roughly seven billion people in the world today which map betcha lake into the map thing how many of the world's d the map was be happy. How many of the world's one year old children today have been vaccinated against some disease, twenty per Fifty per cent, eighty percent. Vaccinations, twenty seems low. Eighty seems optimistic. From any illness and disease.

I guess you go in the middle there. Fifty eighty eighty percent, great. Worldwide. Thirty year old man, I've spent ten years in school on average, how many years worldwide have women of the same age spent in school. Now, what is what is? what is everybody say? Women dummy basically the rest of the world is in this one. Turning into it, I had made so they don't want to go to school. They get to do anything that is worldwide men. Ten years in school worldwide? How many do women have nine six or three. Three seems really low six. Maybe I'm I'm, I'm not even go to nine on that one, but the nine worldwide only one year, less nine, Now is obviously go that that includes Afghanistan, right thereon, right, I'm like all the North Korea, I mean

a lot of places around the world that would bring that average down. One thousand nine hundred and ninety six tigers, giant pandas black rhinos, were listed as endangered. How many of these three species or more critically, endangered today, two of them, none of them These numbers are. Again on positive on the stuff, I would say one: none, No none. How many people in the world have some access to electricity? Twenty percent fifty percent, eighty percent, sir? access. Maybe eighty percent eighty per year. Eighty percent here's one! That's incredible! That wonders why we brush over these things, but you know, I think, every high schools, college student in Amerika would say all three of those species were guess off and then they would say, maybe maybe they would say fifty percent electricity- probably more like twenty percent. They would think here's the one he says everyone gets right Everyone gets right glue,

Climate experts believe that over the next one hundred years, the average temperature will egg it warmer be remained the same or see get you know what get cold or I wanna, be there one person getting it wrong. That amazing me. If everyone gets that red, they all say, warming correct that doctrinaire that's green week for you, that's that's one. An entire network turns over its programme to promote global warming as the worst danger that humanity can face when in that just just them I mean companies. Do it school schools do organizations. Do it and it's constant barrage of this. They miss the greatest human achievement. The moon was great. Not downplay the moon, but it doesn't forget the movie about the moon, the moon Journey itself, incredible Men accomplishment nothing even close to what we ve done with poverty over the past twenty years, not even close We ve saved billions of people's lives, and

Yet what are they know about global warming that is so freaking typical? That is that is a wonderful example, so, where we are so here's the thing, This is this goes across all categories. This is just collisions discos cross all categories throughout the world. No one is recognising this, however, it's beyond guessing its those are how pessimistic we are getting. Chimps. To pay a b or see random a chimpanzee in the zoo. Give them this ABC A or pick a beer see you ask twelve of questions. They should get for right out of the First, twelve, thirty Percent chance they should get for right. At chimp we get to humans, get two out of the twelve.

Chimps, we'll do better on this test than we do. What? is the bias. Where is the bias coming from how is that even possible. It's really quite easy to understand. If you have a society that is caught, thin, feeding this poison over and over again If you have a society that is not looking for, nor really willing to consume the good things you know that no show was ever on. That's like hey look of a good things that are happening around the world. Nobody would watch that right. We're not predisposed to watching it. We have our schools teaching the opposite because they want to collapse, capitalism and the Esther and way of life, so you can That's a good things about you

the west and cap Listen York. Nobody is educated, you must educate yourself or we are going to throw away the gray thing mankind has ever done. We are going to be remembered as absolutely insane individuals and we are acting Insane if you, if you look at we're tweeting about last last hour, I asked you to hashtag addicted to outrage. I want you to look for the most that tweets where Europe were you, looking Go really. I mean this is beyond the first world problem you were concerned. Your outraged by vat. I want you to find left and right, I want you to find the craziest tweets and the craziest comment from Facebook, and I want in a tweet them to us. We're gonna use it on our tour. We announced a tour

Just about an hour ago, we're going to adding twelve different cities will give those two you're just a second we're gonna use those on the tour and we're gonna use them on the air has at we been collecting them for a while. It is crazy, It's crazy! We its I'm going to be hard to make the case that we are crazy. Historians will look at it. This way, until they realize wait a minute. There were also was research done on these people at this time. That shows they were actually addicted literally addicted, to being outraged. That, is about the first, maybe third, of this book, the science behind the addiction and what predicted and how its being done to us and how we're playing into it, but my new book addicted outrage goes a lot further than that how we're addicted. Why it's bad for us what we should be paying attention to and how

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and was so interesting about it as it should be. The biggest story in the world every day should be a big story in the world about how we ve alleviated poverty for two billion people. There's nothing even remotely close to that World Health Organization says it's not starvation. It's now, o b city is the biggest threat to global health, obesity, Glenn Back Mercury. Under the programme a little bit about Nike. Here I mean calling camper that this is so ridiculous. This is so ridiculous. People comparing him to Mohammed Ali he's not Mohammed Ali, Mohammed Ali, everyone the jail,

he has a good. It is sport he's another thing: you know that got the guy was at the top of his game and and went to jail and stood for something because he believed in it any took all kinds of political hits from people. But he stood by it in a believed. It ok, look How can you possibly compare Collen Capper neck to Mohammed Ali? If you're insane, you can compare them? Yes, it is he saying something that some people don't like, which debate the only similarity and honestly think he saying, wearing of socks that to depict copses pigs, should be liked by Americans and they are- Yes, it's not it's not that easy kneeling down for the you know for the flag You know it's not look. I know no let my emotions. Be assigned to somebody else

if somebody else's, if somebody else wants to be a jerk and not stand for the national anthem that fine! That's why that's fine and you know maybe maybe maybe somebody has a good point. I dont think he does. I think this is just this is nothing more than publicity for him and it's it's a lifestyle choice and I think he is a- I think, he's misguided If that's what you want to do, I don't really care. I really dont here he saw me. Neuron doesn't change my view of the country and he's not going to change my experience bright and that's important part of this first of all, What's one thing: that's important here is they could kneel and each time they walk right. Not the kneeling during the anthem, because its specifically about the country and the anthem It keeps saying more, you don't understand. No, it's not it's about injustice if it was just as you could new couldn't note kneel before the opening kick off when the wasn't going on, and I would say, while they must be nearly four injustice

important part of it, to go further than this cap? being the hero of this movement is an even bigger signal of what it's about he's the only one of all these guys that war socks, ding police officers as pigs, Malcolm. Sanctions as a filled up the eagles he's been protesting, is about as long as as colleagues happening, but he's done it in a respectful way and he said in a smart way every hasn't been. We did, he hasn't been inflaming tensions against police because of it I mean, if I'm a police officer today. How do I feel about Nike because it's not about kneeling NEA? It's not about it's, not about kneeling. It's about wearing OX bed depict police officers as pigs, that the whole mentality that Police officers are all bad. That's not true. It's not just not true, but I think you have to avoid an easy trap being set by you.

For you by the world, which is why a well there forcing me the innovation, because I will not vote pool our actions. If we react to every person who has a ridiculous viewpoint by changing our life, for example, this is a story about Nike Nike lost over three billion dollars and in market cap today, and they, about flat for the past week. So the indication is, it's got something to do with a rational boycott billion dollars. Were ripped off the table right and I think a lot of people say like good. They made a thing about colic happening here and they lost three billion dollars good, us so and maybe that's me that's really how you feel you can you can do that, but listen to this, this is the first tweet is they're kind of going through the meaning people tweeting about the store that they feature in this writers article. First, the NFL forces me to choose between my favorite sport in my country I choose country, then He forces me to choose between art my favorite shoes in my country. And I chose country again now

I think we can all look at that and say, but if I've got that choice on choosing country and both of those two over Nike or football, of course, of choosing the country, this is a country, but what we forget is the word letting them dear save. I always a choice. They are dictated choice: structure, listen to the wording of this first, the NFL forces me. Why are you letting the NFL force you to do anything? They have no power over you at all. You're like you're telling me. Let's say the NFL is making you make this choice now: they're not you're, making the choice when Nike. That forcing you to do there are still the shoe company force you to do anything so there there. What they're saying? Oh? Is you know this? Where people claiming to be powerless are forcing the NFL, because I want to watch football well, you can you can one right there, you can watch football, you the watch, you without the national anthem and if you feel badly about it, because What the Unifil has done, then don't watch football, but you can't we're both ways.

If you're going to, if you it, creates cognitive dissidents in you that your supporting an organisation that you think is is violating your values, then don't it then don't watch it and It will make an impact same here with with Nike. I dont know if these are people selling their shares, because in protest or because the market is smart and going this is going to it's not gonna, be helpful. Mcmullen competent campaign is not going to be helpful for their sales right, and so I dont know whose selling Nike, but that's their decision and that's good, but like we all agree that calling Capron Ex point here, is in many ways silly it's not informed by the facts of the situation, he obviously just hates police officers as as expedient mainly shown by his socks, but other statements he made as well and you don't look at that and say calling Capron EC some from our perspective, people that might

protests in the NFL. We oh come to this and say colic heretics. Calling Copernicus more on this issue is only talking about, he doesn't know that he has no the details, you listen, you speak about it. He has no depth when it comes to the story. He doesn't know. The statistic didn't know anything about it. Why let a person like that, define our actions and the things we do. Why would we let a person that we all acknowledge has no information and is not making smart decisions on the topic he's talking about. Why would we let him influence our summit play the other? Let me let me play the devil's advocate here. Because if somebody doesn't stand up to these things it is just going to get worse. And worse and worse, I mean remember: the NFL is the issue the group of people that wanted to make sure that rush, Limbaugh didn't owner portion of an NFL tee a portion yet but are supporting common capper Nick and Nike is, is giving him a huge, add camping. That I mean the the accusation of the NFL.

Bizarre, because really have they supported, calling Capron it even in a league, but get the season after he started kneeling. He hasn't had a job since it So I don't know how they ve supported this guy. All that much I mean there have been I would like you to issue. Is that with that that that Anna felt should step in and me no fire every player? Who does it? Which I guess they probably could in some way. Again, I don't find their opinion to be that important. Find the end up some safety on the Green Bay Packers or the Kansas City Chiefs opinion about police matters. All that important. I Look at the stats. The people in this audience have looked at the stats. They know the truth about the situation. What are we care? What What would a defensive end on the Miami Dolphins cares about the issue? I don't care what he thinks about it and I'm not gonna. Let it inflooence my life,

You are unusual. I very unusual a lot of people telling me that I know you and also a different situation or unusual in and here's. Why? Because we feel under attack and when you are under attack, you pull in and you defend. And so people feel that the country is under attack, and so when, when you have that outrage that anger you're you're, thinking, centres go down You go into the fighter flight mode and you stay there and you protect your ground, and I think people had been shoved into a corner for so long that they feel their back as against the wall and then- going any further cause. You don't have any more space to go because of that back any further they're gonna lose everything that they have eminence that's probably true, but first of all with

I think we should all fight against. Yes, I do agree with it. We shouldn't turn our brains off when we are in a direct when someone comes after us and are putting a lot of people of thought, the suffering from two different conclusions. As I am that's, that's fine United refer people. Do we live tweeted? so I think, last week it was a boat kind of a rent by Will Kane of who is to be on the blaze and is now over at ESPN and he's talking about. You know issues between race and sports and everything else, and he said I don't care about you suck in a season, a Smith who happens to be black, and he said I don't care what you say as a boy, man. I want to know what you say is Stephen a Smith. Because you're an individual, and I won't I care about your opinion as an individual, not as a representative of some collective. I care People as individuals, I'm an individualist, and we said the same types of things and they are for a long time. If you don't, It will call uncovered says: blame calling caps. Lock, you mean to blame,

there's, hundreds and hundreds of other players in the NFL that are doing the exact opposite, their standing up every single time for the national anthem. There are thousands and thousands of employees at the NFL who ate or calling Capron does calling cap. Isn't even in the league you're talking about boycotting how? but make any sense. You want to boycott calling captain. Could you dont, like his opinion, that's fine, but the idea to come out and in boycott an entire leg over the idea, that of in a what six percent. Three per cent of its players are doing something offensive. We all lasted through domestic abuse. We all lasted through players, whoever killed people through de wise. We ve all lasted three things, much more serious than somebody kneeling even with and uninformed opinion. And I just feel like we constantly let ourselves live in a society where the construction up it is. If someone does something that I don't like that, I am forced to act in this way.

Well, you choose, which way you react to it. You whether you ignore it and don't make it a big portion of because we have prepared ourselves and our children instead of preparing them for the road that they have to walk on a life. We spend so much time preparing the road. So now prepared for anything going down that road. Knowing, prepared I genre Solvay. I owe my garage no we have to stop trying to change everything on the road and ties spooky of his on the road dangerous stuff, is on the road funny stuff is on the road stuff. Piss you off stuff that you will loved all on the road of life all their it's there are you prepared to leave your house and walked down the road and see and interact with those things if you're not go back in your house

It is time for us to grow up to grow up and you know what, if you want to boycott Nike, I'm actually happy that they're they're, losing you know a billion dollars, I'm I'm actually ok with it. I think this is a ridiculous thing. You know if I weren't investor in the company, I would look at it and say that was a stupid advertising move, that's gonna hurt you and I M sure, there's been no actual business effects on the mere these. Are investors saying you know what people are going to do this? Yes, I dont want to be associated with our company, whose doing that what you have to get used to this America is no longer the biggest market in the world. China is, and so come these are gonna care, less and less about us, and more and more about China and this is just one example of it, and so they don't have to be american, and one of the reasons why you you'll hear

I'll the moon movie, you know not putting enough but the flag on there is because some people in the movie company said it will actually hurt the movie, side of domestic ticket sales, because America is unpopular right now,. Well, I don't know if that's true or not, but If you want to do that, would Nike I'm I'm glad. I think that was a stupid business move, but it's their move to make. What I find interesting is in a time where you cannot find any company that will take a brave stand on anything, anything It will fire somebody that vast that this company goes in finds one of the most polarizing figures of our time. And elevates him to a hero status.

To sell shoes. Apparently in America And you watch, they will not men welcome, hopefully to the world of Dick sporting goods. Seen how much trouble therein sucks to be them to make these decisions- and there are consequences, as my daddy is a life- is nothing but a series of choices. And you have to be able to live with the consequences of each of those choices. Buried sponsor this half hours blinds dot com, one of the best ways to transform not just the look of your home, but how it feels is with brand new made to order custom blinds from blinds dotcom that blind start com makes it.

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Today, to do this, fifty percent off plus an additional five percent site wide at blinds calm, promo code back Blinds calm, promo code, back rules and restrictions do apply. New police weekend right, Vienna, words are still talking about boycotts, behavior. You know, you never see a movie again, because there's always somebody who is part of a movie or finance a movie or something that yet you disagree with you. You're never going to be able to go to sea, show you're, never gonna be able to meet your. Maybe gonna be able to see country music concerts maybe again, I'm sure, there's tons of people. The record company, oh you're, making tons of going on my gosh that you'd hate you ever in Amazon just hit a trillion dollars and market cap. The second company only Apple had done that before that was just a couple weeks ago, but I mean will you could find plenty of reasons to boycott both of those organisations?

people that Europe Jeff Bays Iceland, unlike like the washing imposts germinate, there's a million reasons why you can come up with, but again what point you live your life instead of to make all these little barriers that things you can't do, because someone else has done something you don't lie. I want to end the show kind of world where we began today and that is we are living in a time where the big things proof just this principles. They don't matter Dame The only seems to matter all these things that are just teeny little irritants. First, world problems, if you're lucky, and will fight to the death over that I let's get some perspective and look for the glory shoes sack mercury.