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here's the trial of the shooters wife has to erase them yesterday Her lawyers filed for a mistrial after news broke that the shooters Father was an FBI informant for more than a decade right up to the shooting The media has also focused on the nonchalance that the shooters Father had in reaction to the warning signs. You remember how weird creepy that was now her, she's gonna face his day in court, but for now Oh, it is important that we do not lose sight of the shooters wife. This cases, directed to wrap up this Wednesday and, let's hope, this legal circus doesn't overshadowed justice that is due when the police entered the pulse night club, the night of June twelve twenty. Sixteen, they saw bodies and they heard the constant buzz of cellphones ringing Franek calls from family from friends were about the person that they loved calls

that would remain forever announced It's you march, twenty seven. This is the line that programme Well, hello, stew, hello, MR how are you blew up the layers of her anger in their bad? It's been a bad winter for colds. Hold again, do that's nasty yogi allergy thing has been pretty pretty brutal. I think it, sir. Generally am I mean local. We see with Vladimir Putin's doing around the world. I assume it's connected Are you sure you didn't the UK? However, yeah, never even thought of that it certainly makes per since then I am unwilling to jump to any conclusion. It mildly plausible,

he sought on Facebook days, I'm I'm reading a great book returning the author on today reading kill process and its about basically a facebook. And they're. Having exactly the same problem, I mean this thing. Is it's amazing how well this is timed, but it's it's its face book called something else and just there just taking all this bulk data and they're telling their customers one thing they're doing another with it. Customers are like I'd I want to do something, but I can't get out of this gazette. I don't have any way they really communicating, keep friends, Miley choice. And it shows how easily this data can be used and manipulated the main character. Is actually somebody who was a product of spousal abuse and she finally killed her husband and she did it in self defense, now, she's really gonna screw,

and she's just using she knows how to get into the facebook. You know backdoor and she's, using all of the data to two track. People find out who is depressed might be having you no problems with an abusive spouse, and then she uses all of the algorithms and everything else to go out and kill them. It's a fiercely fascinating is only slightly darker than the actual facebook storage hickory slightly lightly darker. They face Facebook things interesting in that think of where we come on that euro on Facebook. First, like taking over and becoming a big thing, everyone scattered It is like these come and go so quickly. We forget that it's such a huge thing now, on such a huge part of so many people's lives in forget that what happened like, for example, Myspace. That was a big.

For a while and then just died, and everyone was predicting that eventually the same things gonna happen to Facebook and now to become such a big thing that you have conservatives arguing that it should be treated as a utility right which is another huge step, I believe real programme direction, but Now I mean we're. It actually seems like this could potentially do real damage to them and what you're doing to react to it, so We should also do real damage their starting to try to correct problems that a really bad for them in the media and really bad. Then politically, but aren't necessarily problems further users alike. People who go the fake news problem, for example like as a good steward to the community right. They should be aggressive to try to stop that from happening. However,

that's not what their people their users are asking them to do. They love share in the crap out of fixed or as they love it. Then I dont like I caught carelessly. I dont like the fact that their Tell me who I can trust her. I don't trust, you know. I don't like it at all. It's a weird! It's a weird line, and now you have all these companies who have built these giant facebook audiences to read. Their stories in and linked to them in everything and are changing the algorithm to a point that now you're pretty much only seeing pictures of yours, its kids. You know Like your friends, kids, your friend You know that, how are you- and you know what a sooner faces that often maybe one new ones born you get a couple, a couple shots, that's about it. That might just be. You might just. I think, it's more common than people what it would mid, because You want to keep it had with your friends. You want a touch of that right right You know you what you really want. You mean like you to read this because you, you will know this, but is everything that you are saying is in this book like look at you eat it?

The point of this book is, I mean I want to talk to the other. Why haven't you created this compared why they having created it. Because he's a Silicon valley, the writers of Silicon Valley Guiding- and I dont know why they haven't created it because he's like you look, you should be able to control the algorithm yourself, you say I want fewer friends. We were pictures, my friends I want The present this twenty percent. This you know the change the algorithm yourself. So you are in control, so the veil, Facebook as have control over you do as its into because what Facebook in so many these sites have done is progressive approach to you, as you might expect I mean I know it's, not the government, so it's different. They can do whatever they want with their product, but their assigning to you, the algorithm you deserve and gives them ultimate control and gives them control. You went there because you thought you had control, because

what you like in sectors that are, but that's not turning out to be the way it is, and I remember there was a big change in me: Instagram algorithm which, instead of giving you the pictures, you're the people you follow post in order would give you some sort of algorithm response. That gives you the things you might have missed from four days ago, and you know and and didn't in chronological order any more and you didn't get every post. So even if you chose to although someone you didn't get surly get those all we need is the same and that's the same and Facebook and follow me owns it now. Facebook, you follow me on Facebook. You don't get everything I post Well, I wait. I lacked yes, I'm here, because I wanted to mean a listener. Glenn back in his but whatever thing he's spouting today, that's why click yes way, and I think I would think that, like they are our

Oh coming to a point where, in reaction to media criticism in reaction to Medical criticism. They are now trying to solve problems. Their users aren't identifying as problems and that's not a good. Future cannot right. The government is identifying the problems and Zuckerberg is now laying down in saying oh up, maybe we should be regulated, no no, no, no you shouldn't know who should not be regulated? And he's lost five billion dollars in the last ten days. Five, billion dollars in his own personal, seventy five billion dollars Facebook is lost in the last ten days. So ass, a lot of money to poor down the drain, you gonna wonder g or you were thinking that you could be president of the United States, but now you're beginning to look like a big weasel that has information

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find out I'm not at the end yet so maybe I'm gonna find out exactly. Why do they? build this x competitor to Facebook, but it's interesting to see how our Our data is being used in how you can find out anything about anyone and manipulate them. It's it's real. We quite amazing. Animal breeding is up as a pig's super noisy sound book. It's available bookstores everywhere, but what happens to her to pepper Muslim, you need to read it had actual out. I was here and I'm gonna get a little those where later you can also listen to it all sounds as throughout at or wound. Ok is at stake,

spoil acted well, it is, there are buttons on the outside can present before you get to the part of the book where you're supposed to press on account, which is just reading just cheating, if you, if you live in and out of my father, getting the book in a fanatic lace if you're gonna do that. So I don't know if you saw what being capital said, Beynon Company released a report over the weekend called Labour twenty thirty. If you read this aims I did. I read the story about a while I do not read, the entire Bain cab didn't have sounds personal! Well, you that's the problem. He does have a little like a dollar side, but good teaching. Every time you get to a number here but it says its predicting now that twenty five percent of american jobs will be permanently replaced by automation and artificial intelligence by twenty thirty. Oh here's! What this means we here, we're twelve years away from this end, That's just you know. It's not gonna happen overnight. It's gonna start happening now.

Lower wage earners are gonna, be hit first and they're gonna be hit the hardest, and that's because things that you to take humans to do them. They no longer with a sigh and really sophisticated automation. It's no longer going to take a human do that, for instance, the Berger flipper that's already out now into Mcdonald's, lately you even touch screen once here and you know it's good about the touch screens have Mcdonald's. Is you can order of things you? the embarrassed to tell the person about now let's say, for example, I was in a Mcdonald's within touch screen a week ago, and I am not relate to the cat at all didn't put forth slices of cheese and what are we ordered collided? I order of Egg Mc Muffin Egotist, be expertise, expertise, expertise, extra cheese and you have to say I'd like force, slices of cheese. Well, I'm getting old and sometimes my hands shake, and I don't like to correct it, so now did you hit multiple well?

yeah. I had multiple things. You mean to. I didn't mean to my hand, man who shaking it just I have actually about ninety. I only wanted one I only want. I only wish. I thought I ordered one, and it was a mix up and Jeanne, I didn't. It should until eight eaten at all on the way and other guys, weird it's weird anyway, so the lower wage earners are gonna, be hit first and the hardest. This is another reason why you don't want fifteen and our fifteen hours ten dollars an hour, a minimum wage because, the more pressure point that the business feel the more likely they are to replace you with a robot technology, is getting better and cheaper and machines are soon going to be able to do more cognitive type jobs that used to require humans. This according to being capital, so now too five percent in additional unemployment.

Ninety: five percent of America's jobs are going away permanently by twenty thirty, So what does that mean? We have an unemployment rate of what five percent now four percent how does the nation cope with a unemployment rate? of twenty nine percent- that's the guy. Depression, how do you do it What do we do? This the kinds of conversations that we should be having over the stormy Daniels thing. Stormy Daniels is such a distraction. Is it Gonna change, anything. Somebody on the on the left? Who was just as upset about this, as I was yesterday, and he was saying you know this is: is this. Is this news cycle is ridiculous? It's a clown show on both sides.

It's. It's a clown. Shall we're not talking about? What's really going on the dangers that were actually facing, I agree: This is one of them. How does country or a world holds self, together? With twenty nine percent unemployment, because that is something we're going to have to figure out now. What their time king about, is a basic minimum wage which I am against constitutionally. I am against in all, in principle. I am against that, but What else is there? How Can we do this? As the people who are making the robotics and the eight I are going to become extraordinarily wealthy and they are going to be the ones that hold all of the power and we're all gonna be going to them now? The the argument is that one, You take humans out of the line, for instance, once you say: well, I don't

have to have a human right, a tractor. They don't have they don't have to cut the alfalfa? They don't have to stack it. They don't have to take care of the cows they don't have to feed the cows there The slaughter, the cows, those are all done by machine, they don't have to pay did they don't have to drive it because we don't have any drivers anymore, khazar automated they can take right to Mcdonald's already made into a patty by automation Patty machine takes it puts it out on the grill. You are just touch screen ordering in it. It comes to you. There's not a human involved. Maybe twenty in that entire line and silver. Thinking is, is If we have a unemployment rate, we should start thinking about having an unemployment rate and envy king for one close to one hundred then zero and that's a weird way: it's a

the thing to say, but wouldn't it be great? Would it I think it would it it's something that we should morally want. I love the dear that you would not have to work and you would be able to choose to do the things that you believe are most helpful to others. To whatever you would want to do, you know we all want more vacation right. We all want more time off We ve gone through a period in Lulli. What do we do with that time? Are you know? Most of us are usually not nothing incredibly productive. I grant you, but still that that that is on us right like if we we, I have heard this argument for a lot of people make it and I think it's really interesting one which is hey. If we have no jobs, how do we find meaning in our lives? What a sad argument that is very you're pulling your meaning for many life.

I dont mean something you're, not gonna. U everyday blah blah mine, but it certainly should be where I get mine right. I'm right it is really about it. Is that everybody I know especially now, for all starting to say I just want to. I want to do something that has meaning right, but if you, if you didn't have to bail out people are forced to do or wind up situations where they do jobs that don't have meaning jobs. They don't want to do in the dream about doing something else. In this scenario, you do it. You wouldn't have to be locked up at forty hours a week doing something you didn't want to do so. The question is, does man have the self control to be health ruled in control of all of his appetite and not having to work. Oh god, now you're gonna mercury.

This is the global programme we're talking now about the. In company being capital report that they just came out with him, analysis of twenty thirty and where America will be in eleven or twelve years, and they say it will be at an unemployment rate. If you include today's unemployment rate of about twenty nine percent, they said. Unemployment will run about twenty five percent more or higher than it is today, because twenty percent of all jobs are going to be lost and never coming back. The question is How does one live MIKE, Florida welcomed the Glenn Beck Programme are you going your eyes? She on my way to work in that listening, the programme and I find it somewhat. Some stew

about how wonder boy would be to not be employed? You know our man you're about and do not, then maybe on bringing that transcends kinds. Seventy five years old, an ira- I repeat our problem in stock market there and I'm back to work part time, and I enjoy it, they could keep me young and seventy five and everyone thinks I'm fifty five, so that might cause I'm fifty three everybody thinks I'm ninety, you gotta leave right now. I know I down my at it. You gotta quit pushing at bottom report, not ten paces, a cheese on your back. I don't know what you're talking about elsewhere. Shakes firm, I am but go see. I was listening to you of the hour you know my question.

As far as the unemployment rate rises do Two automation, power p we're, not sure I mean they had to have to have an income, and the only thing that I could see is unemployment benefit. From a government, which you know. I guess it. The only answer or seek another. Seal, perhaps out of the Roma, haven't generation, but there I don't want my The problem is that they are saying now that everything, even creative, writing and and artwork and filmmaking everything that can be done, we'll be done better by robotics in and a I. So there is no safe zone. There are those things that will come later and later and later then the first thing that go or the the menial tasks, the the air

bridge working Joe kind of task. Those are the ones that are gonna go first and in that I will bring this up now, because we have to start thinking differently the the answers are twofold so far, and that is basic minimum income, which I am not a supporter of, but what else. Is there the other, is a wealth tax which I love, this wealth taxes, they say it'll be one or two percent stew? what they said and nineteen thirteen about the income tax. He knows shockingly ass. He has ever that currently will never go higher than seven. I think it's a little higher than seven percent. Is it? Yes, it is so they're saying the wealth tax will not be more than one or two percent and what that is like property tax, except for everything in your life. How much your car worth. How much is your house worth? How much is all the crap in your house worth

and then you have to pay one percent every year in tax oh. I don't know how that works, because that would stop you from consuming durable goods things that last you all right, you wouldn't want to buy those things, but that actual, then, would be given to those who don't have a job- and they say that the price of everything is gonna, come down so much that you need as much money to live are more likely, at least in my opinion, then the one hundred percent unemployment rate is that work just becomes a much smaller percentage of our life. This has already happened over the past fifty years. Here's where we ve to appoint from we ve cut depending on what you're, looking at we ve cut our working hours per year from between about and to twenty five percent, and that happened like we used to work fifty hours a week in our working forty hours a week,

whatever. That is, and I think that she- and I think we chip away at that for a very long time to work on it, something that you do, but it's not decide something. That is the only thing you d write again and that won't happen with the unskilled worker that won't happen with the the truck driver It won't happen you could slow it down like the union's did in in power cases, but it will either might do other things. This is her throughout history. Here's the other problem with it leave. If you look at it and you look at it what's happening in France, remember France went to a thirty our work week. Now people are starting to say their starting to rebelling go, and I want to work more than thirty hours and you can't stop me from working, you can't close, me down on a Sunday, because you know it's good for the economy. I want to work and so there is a struggle and what their thinking is, that there is going to be a struggle with those who have jobs in those who don't have jobs because

even though you'll, if in this utopian view that they think is coming, which I like highly suspect, is probably wrong. They're saying that those people, I don't have a job use must be happy. You don't have a job, you could go, do whatever you want at any time. I know what I really want to do is work on something and you have it, and so now there's this. This ass warfare of those who are working in not working, even though now we view this as something of Jesus out too about my job, when you can't have a job you will want a job, and so you turn against those who have a job, then there will always be some one to lead that. Mrs happens when they redesign the matrix

and they when they said you get allow these people want to be happy. They said they wanted to get everything, and now there are still mad at each other. We had to redesign it and that this is where the the men come comes in the difference. If, if you think about war as something that you do with that, we all think about this way. Now we go, oh to work to get the money we need to survive right. We go to work, not we. All so might go to work, and we also might really like our job, but that, certainly everybody right, a lotta people go to work Because they need the it's from financial income to survive and get through the day to feed their families to convey insurance all those things. If, instead, because the thing you really thought you wanted to do more, passionate about it wasn't about money. Would that be I mean, I think it would. The idea you're right here is, if we got to that final pop point, where zero percent ploy minute. How would money flow people our tossing around things like them, income, Finland, is currently being an experiment on it

We must tackle the places that are doing it in a Nixon. Did an experiment on it in this country that hard core right winger Richard Nixon, talked about them income and wanted them income a minimum income for doing nothing. We already have Bobby Seale programmes that do this force in specific cases, but that was idea that deed that he try. To implement here in the United States and the little bit that we have done Destroy peoples. Will it just destroys it Think that's among you. I think most people when they, if they had a chance to not work, I mean maybe just me, but I think on Monday, Saturday, Emily get so much done, I'm I went to clean out the garage I went too far, clean out my closet and get that in order, then

I'll go and do something nice with my wife will go, we'll go, do something and then you know maybe I'll I'll pay. You know they end up doing sitting on the couch watching tv. That's what I do now it does happen again does tend to happened. Why had a kind of a version of this actually happening? We recently, which was me a wife and kids went up to visit my Inlaws in Connecticut Which left and do all alone at his home board entire close to a week while now I will say: was there whether more movies seen in that period than the

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Glenn Back Mercury, Glenn Back Jews Initiative, dead cat returns home after being buried. American exchange. Students in ITALY Start Kitchen fire by cooking pasta without water, kind of I think I got in the past. That area has a great story. Consider this a public service announcement as well as a lesson in cooking when a one to cook, pasta. Boil water. First through american students living abroad in France, ITALY, a sorry Orange ITALY. Learn this, though, hard way when they started a fire in their apartment by cooking pasta,

without any water, according An italian newspaper cheese made in the newspaper twenty year old student brought home pasta from the supermarket and they put the dry noodles straight into a pot without any water and lit the stuff. I mean really really, The pot quickly burst into flames cause to fire. The group called upon local fire fighters who came, kicked down the door and had an end said. This is the most american story of all time, rather than we are like scare guys we're going to the home of pasta, unyoking it without any water. What's amazing, is they fought the fire with water sometimes it's important, was the pass. The Delicious Elliot, hostages, not delicious kitchen furniture, and no one was harmed with kitchen furniture were burned. I mean this was quite a fire, I mean. Could you not put the pastor

oh dear cell. Yet do they not because you think, if you put the pasta itself out with water, then you would have had cooked pasta things, whether when ok, actually a solution there. So if they do at times it right? Could I Could I ask you this? Having foreseen pasta cooked on tv, a movie, a friend MA am dad the dead cat. That return home I mean no, nothing never apparently I feel that this is something that, if I may be, a grandpa, which I am not yet but it does seem to be one of these things with these millennials these days coma. There's like this weird thing: we ve had interns and stuff that just like cook stuff, like cook stuff in the microwave with tinfoil on it, you just like oil, but where I what is I feel like a basic thing of society. If you're, on your way things, you know, you don't put tinfoil in the microwave like that type of

knowledge seems to be lacking that sort of basic life skill to get through the point we get your burrito hot, like you, gotta have that life skill we're doing a lot, for, here was a must come up with a system in which they will develop. They will make the tortilla for you. They will make the beans and the cheese and the sour for you, then they will combined it altogether. Then they will flash freeze it. Then they will ship it to a place right near you all you gotta do is take it out and then they ve created an amazing device that, instead of taking forty minutes to cook, will will cook it like two and a half you gotta do is that cover in tinfoil. They should be a high hurdle to clear and allow very complex to me. I don't so anyway, the problem is a story, went nationwide and who look? a man about America, not so good. Now one one Sir said? This derives from the fact that in the U S, everything is bought already cooked

american women in the kitchen or a disaster. They don't even know how to make a hard egg can't. We are not even allowed to say women are allowed to go in the kitchen. That's Higgs kinship Nick you're gonna hashtag me to say that one warned others not to be not. He too ironic in their comments, as one of these three could become the next. U S secretary of state or the next president think ironic as well we're looking for a pioneering. The plight of Americans and their difficulty with NAFTA and navigating a boiling pot of water, the famed Jeff from some famous restaurant therein in Florence offered them for, for our italian cooking glasses, nice he said. I understand their scares me and others is strong, communication deficit on the part of the city and they need to be taught. The very a six of italian cooking,

standing is always necessary, and the word is that the students are good to be able to take this and want to take this as soon as they figure how a wired telephone works. Can therein visitor, probably true, say this to ITALY. We at least haven't elected Mussolini, you go me or not good, at cooking. Go back to that, but we haven't now Mussolini, which is nice, that's at least, one thing we can say that we have not done, but you did I we didn't. We They we didn't build ally with Adolf Hitler. We didn't do that either ITALY yeah! Your food is really good at that, but we didn't like assisted genocide right. That was, I thought, a nice thing that we re done right, so yeah we we socket cooking pasta, but diagnosed I'm gonna go with our side of this historical argument. Here. I gotta tell ya, go with a pizza,

the positive when it all comes down to it really Davy and well, no matter what was going on so and really I mean I, you know I hate to use this phrase, but the boys it all down that really he's gonna. Where I live. Glenn back mercury courage, shrink back. California is suing the Trump administration. Why? Because they had the audacity. No, actually they had the sick twisted gone all to actually asked people living in the United States if they were citizens of the United States? You can't ask that at her too near the baby's cry right now, the converse

are meant reveal. Last night that these citizens ship question would be added to the twenty twenty senses and California lawmakers lit up. The horror California Journey General tweeted, the quote. The question is not just a bad idea yeah it's illegal. Can you were a boy who wait? It's illegal what'll? What law and by the way, being here without papers is also illegal, just flat pro that in California sit out. Please this is citizenship question, not the Jew. This question this is a choice: Can the box? Are you supposed to be living here? Jack, yes or no?. Our citizens used to have to travel to a city of their birth. You know ride,

the back of a donkey, even if you were pregnant for the census, ok, Europe is inherited, he's a Kilo a little children? All you have to do is real old check. Yes or no! That's it. I mean the the the country knows why you really care about this senses and it's not because you care so deeply for illegal immigrants, this is all about political power think this one through America, if progressive ah makers can weapon eyes Lee immigrants they can make make them citizens? What is the sense is for. To see how many representatives you getting Congress, it's why they want open borders its why they ve and the word illegal and replaced it with undocumented when states disqualifying California refused to follow federal immigration policies, and anyone in everyone to pour into their state, without consequence, they know oh, that their guaranteeing one certainty,

security in its not safety. There, banking, on loyalty votes and, expensive power in Washington from Pay is counting on the fact that non citizens will refuse to answer this question that will affect the thee number of congressional seats wait a minute hold it. If that reduces their power in Congress, you could then deny a sanctuary states of political power and that could block federal grant money. This is an attempt to nullify the advantage that progressive lawmakers had been building for years and advantage they gained bye, bye, lounging and encouraging people to break the law. This addition to the kids to the senses, consequence for their lawlessness and the battle between

California and the Trump administration is just beginning to heat up. I mean we might end up better off in the long run, if Trump does exe in his wall to include California, it's Tuesday March twenty seven. This is the Glenda Programme lead with us tonight at five o clock end California, I'm on your side I am, and you know, Donald Trump- does it want to count these people as citizens at all, and I am wrong, but you're gonna have to compromise, because

If you don't you know, then it's just that you're never going to be able to get anything through. You never going to be able to get anything done. You know we'll just. Sure, even more and you'll whose all of that power? and so you know he'll get his way. So I was singing this morning he's not alleged calamus citizen right. So how bout about you compromise and count them is a quarter of a person or half a person or three fifths. A person somethin like that, because that way, you'll get your way they'll be counted.

You see what I'm saying: Attic Slow Lee S into everybody saying tat their citizens, even though we know they're, not citizens now. But if you could say there, three fifths citizens it's not that big a deal in a few years as a year or total citizens. What do you think progressives good idea, you're right it's better? If you hold your ground right now and say, I'm gonna count em as zero row, I'm gonna hear I'm gonna to zero, then you'll win I represent. That is new. It now, I'm at present the whole idea here, please tried before, but will present that idea in

days age, coming up at five o clock. Only on the blaze tv, the blazed com, Slash tv, Last night on television, we talk a little bit about spooky, dude, spooky duties back back to the Chalk Board and looking at all of the connections, because the aid, anybody see that the press CNN was actually writing a story. Yesterday sank these kids. These costs the kids they get into their mystery van and then they the school around and they drive and they saw the dog even help some solve murder, mysteries, crazy. They they, the media just thinks wants us to believe that this is just these these arches we're just Antonius and is there any one within the sound of my voice that believes that the teenagers could have pulled something like this off.

We think they could have pulled off the the plexiglas. You know poems, because I am the ear think that if teenagers we're doing this, they got the bussing down, they got the permits, they got the police, you know have the insurance all done. They. They got the staging of speakers in the and the music in and the invalid invitations and on all other right, these poor people, Glenn students who have been through so much you don't think one. Thing they wouldn't have a leg, looked at each other when our crap we forgot the podium no even add the podium, so really nice, plexiglas ones and leap the really. Expertly printed signs lot more organised. That I was seventeen. I tell you there, the other good, their amazing, their amazing, okay, so what was really happen. Well, you're, seeing and a coordinated salt on the second amendment and you oh that, but there's

one story that nobody is talking about, that we mention last week that I think is important engine again. I want to give you a quote, guess who said this I very much Its guns, If it can be organised on the large scale, I wouldn't be opposed to taking them all away. You're right? Henry Kissinger, Henry Kissinger Uninteresting impression, yeah spooky dude, cookie, Dude George Soros, I'm very much against guns. And if we can be organised on a large scale. I wouldn't be two, it meaning taking away all the guns. Now we found out yesterday that Remington the gun maker officially filed for bankruptcy protection, but there's a lot of things going on with that in one of those things is people have buying guns,

there was this huge run on guns at the very end of the Bush administration and it went through all the way for the last eight years, while these gun companies they all geared up to me, all kinds of guns. Never, Airbus. Biogas is gonna last forever and then trump z and in areas like who well don't have to worry about our guns being taken away. Crickets. The gun stores are hearing crickets, even at This time can you imagine if Hillary Clinton we're in office and this the debate was going on? How many guns you wouldn't be ballistic, is its do that we will sign away our second amendment rights. How realistic is it that we will without it, without of civil war? How realistic? What would it take to get America busy in this is not gonna happen. People are buying guns and so good.

Sales are will weigh down? Well Remington is the first one to go into four for bankruptcy protection, but there's something else that happened. How are you just a guess: it's do that. We will sign away our second amendment rights. How realistic isabel without it, without of civil war, how realistic? What would it take to get America state by eight to repeal the second amendment I mean. Incredible amounts of emotion, driven buying credible amount of tragedy, but we can't even imagine at this point. I mean nothing, nothing even close to what we're dealing with Now- and I know I still think would be incredibly difficult, and certainly I dont think you could avoid in this country ass, The war, if you were to take a try to it oh house to house and take people's guns away. That would not be pretty did not doable.

Really your Billy Second amendment does not mean all the guns are off. The street people I think I'll intends like oil. Does it have to do now is still turn to He turned and thirty million number of them out there. And many would not be turned in day one idle. When I It's the way, as that phrase, and luckily you ve already turned years into the military, so you don't have worry about it? I was pad. I mind were just lost. I don't know, I don't think you want to talk about it. They got that doesn't seem better than the alternative they weren't lost, lost our they were lost. Melted and melted down military. You lost it. Then I know I belted them anyway,

focus on that. I have the many more anyway. I never marry entire collection, entire collection. Does you spend a long time acquiring antique windings of many useful wardens, nope and then all of them you be either melted or even the tunnel that we gotTa Disneyland years ago, yeah dawn and again Damn those kids did you, help them on the way to giving them to the military junta that happen. I dont Oh, but I've been calling for the mystery Van to come and see if they can figure it out. I have no idea may have been ghost. I dont know, let's not get into any deeper than this, so we know that it's not reasonable to go for the second amendment right. That's where aggressive, come in. What's the idea, progressives progressive. While what Glenn Just take a little steps, please, let us call a leg. Since depths to drawing a just, let's say, infringe

slightly on your but say right arm, and there are right in Aqaba. We had decided to take it by little and then cast steam he would Just what do you do with the people? Then you not answer them right. We'll much I'm going to show you a pretty large nudge No one is talking about an, two more these nudges, and I don't think you have to worry about the second amendment. I don't think you have to worry about it. I mean if you're progressive fear you yeah, you're gonna have to worry about it too. Notches is all it's gonna. Take they ve already done one three and we're out there was a time I would say absolutely no chance of the second member going away, but the way we have seen people change over the past? You don't even need to get anybody to change I'll, show you the first nudge that happened last week,

nobody is talking about, and you should be aware. Next, we don't you taxes, yes to know, I mean tax stays October. Why would I do now tax tax textiles in October, but over fifteenth? Let me well that's it that's the extension stay, which I find level you should see. Usually, when I do doing anyway, I essentially a release. Their annual dirty does a list of the tax scams and foam scans scheme. The US is a good reason. Why shouldn't slightly extension- but I know I know, but by the time you get to somebody else's filed for year way less hold it The deal is is that people will call taxpayers and tell them that they owe money and they have to pay promptly or they're gonna be punished and they're gonna come and take your property that call you up. I owe it soup or from the IRS their little more credible in this. But people are

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Money doesn't talk, it screams, money, money, money, money, stew, name. The top for five banks in America. A capacity magazines. If Morgan Chase number two Bank of America number three wells, Fargo Number four Citicorp number: five Goldman Sachs If you really wanted to circumvent and crush the industry all you have to do, is to go to- let's say city group and say: hey City Group do take any more transactions from gun stores. Let's start here, gun stores that sell guns to people under twenty one and if they oh hi capacity, magazines, if they,

If they sell a hours, don't don't do business with them. If you could get city group to do it and then you could get Bank of America J, P, Morgan, chaser, Wells, Fargo,. Nobody has anywhere to put their money. We can use their credit cards to buy guns. Nobody can make a fine, full transaction. You ve, put the gun, industry out of business law. Week. There was a story that I haven't seen imported anywhere, was reported here last week, but You need to know about it city group did, at last week. We are no longer going to offer any financial assistance there will be no transactions with our credit cards, investments, loans, banking services, no services to stores

or people that are selling guns under twenty two people under twenty one, which is legal. Under twenty one? if you sell high capacity magazines, you will no longer be able to have any financial services from city group, so what happens city loses those guns stores they go. Over two Bank of America. They go over to Wells, Fargo, they go to Chase Manhattan. What, pins. If one of those said you know what we're gonna do, the same thing This is happening It is happening so far. It's only city group, that's doing it. My I recommend, if you have money with city group and you believe in the second amendment you all them and let them know I don't appreciate new gun restrictions I'm moving my money and when to open an account with Bank of America or J P, Morgan, Jays or well. Spargo. You tell me

by the way, I am opening up an account with you because I left city group because of their stance on gun stores,. You have to show the power that you have before the other. Three banks goes like this: it city group, Bank of America, J P, Morgan Chase, Wells, Fargo and then Goldman Sachs. I don't know about you, but I've. I've never seen a little key ask for Goldman Sachs Adult, So you know I don't even think about is a bank. Summer. Five you have to do is take three of these out. Take for what Goldman Sachs is gonna yeah, We only take I'm sorry. We only take Goldman Sachs Credit cards. You think the American Express Card is our device of with TRY Goldman Sachs Credit card.

Thirteen point two trillion dollars and total wealth which take up those top five banks. You ve taken up ten trillion of that who's gonna do business. If the top two three. Four: five banks won't do any commercial services for gun stores providers. How do you buy them? Glenn back Mercury, this as the glands program. So now we are talking about what is happening with city group, where last week they said that they restock all financial services to any gun organization or gun, store, anything that that a sold gun

to anyone under twenty one, they sold high capacity magazines, they would offer no financial services, so they won't. You know they won't take credit cards, one except the Reno credit they won't take up, won't, allow them to take out loans with a city group, do banking with city group and also why of the big five. Is already out MIKE, I condemn there's really only for big banks. Munich Goldman Sachs is not a bank. I know it is, but it's not it's not what everyone think of as a bank. Now you can go to the smaller banks, but why The repercussions for those smaller banks, because all banks worked together in it's kind of like what the pot growers are going through right now, in others, some pot growers that the unit that they can't do any financial services with any bank, because its technically- legal federally and so they can't go to a bank and a lot of these these.

You know: pot distributors living in states where it is legal to sell pot, don't have it place to put all the money here. But the answer comes. What are they doing They have created their own crypto currency and they're, asking people, if you want to buy part, will give you a disco, If you send the money into this crypto currency, and then you use these tokens because the pot grow don't have banking services, and it's starting to work this. This is another reason why I can't imagine how the government has gone. Allow crypto currencies to work Does the more the government decides to screw around with you if they start. Let me ask you this. Live everything, stays the same. Accept all of the bank say we're not gonna do business with Kabila's anymore, we're not do business with any firearm store any more. And

is on the verge of bankruptcy because they can't take credit cards or anything else. What percentage of this country. Would, as for money into a Kabila's token or to a bitcoin and go to Kabila's. Just buy it on Bitcoin. I would would you, I would do it out of principle to protect them and many would it would it's the type of thing and then, if you know, if they start taking away rights, especially are right as important as at one I mean, there's gonna be a lot of people who would do that and its funding? We know. Obviously the pot things gonna go the other way right of something we haven't had. Access to and the sudden is available in many states seeking kindest.

That happening, though, probably embrace that before they brace embrace guns, but you could see in it with Citibank doing this is a big deal. It is it's. I don't think it's legal. First of all, you know, because there are laws in at least some states that require you to sell to people who are legally able to buy you can't discriminate basis of age it's funny, because a lot of these things were included by left wing with their started by left wing groups who said who to crew they just you know they give that list like age, gender we know were so Draw orientation they go through the big list of things: you're not allowed to discriminate on, and the bottom line like you have to sell to everyone if they are legally available to buy it it as many have cell. Look to a thirteen year old, but you can't of

it selling liquor to you can just say you know what I think. Twenty five is the right age for liquor purchases, so no everyone between twenty one and twenty four to say no to that's illegal in several states so I don't know I mean that he hasn't been challenged in court. Yet these you know dicks is the same thing: Dixon, saying we're not gonna, sell guns to nineteen year old will nightingales are legally available to buy guns dislike you can't. A mechanism to a seven year old, I think all people shouldn't have them. You can't do that. That's age discrimination. And they're going to get sued over it that's going to happen I dont think they should get over there because it's so the libertarians in me says you know what it's there then they should be able to sell to whoever they want. However, the long the law is the law. Whether you like it or not. I dont like paying income tax, but I still have to pay it so

People will have to deal with the legal consequences of their new found. You know the opposition, to selling firearms from a store that sells them all the time right, so I guess I kind of like the fact that I know exactly Addicts is but what they really actually believe what they really want to do, what they will do, what they have done. Now I know, that's going on C drive and pass dicks. I mean yeah, but I only need you know. We know basketball, whatever knock undivided dicks I mean I I like that. I like that, I like the two. However, the law is, I don't, I know, and how they are going to have to deal with it. It's funny because all the progressives who'll will oh, come on the side and say, of course, you're able to discriminate on the basis of age. It's what we want today and that we the basis of their entire argument. It's what we were

today. Therefore, we should be able to do it. This is why your laws, you know, have consequences you don't necessarily consider as up as a company now look if you got a constitutionally guaranteed right on a higher this. It's these restrictions are constitutional anyway and, though be will be opposed from. A constitutional basis as well and will likely go to the Supreme Court anyway. But I dont think even from a safe bases as able to do at least in several states We got to chase in Washington, Hallo chaser. Only glimmered programme the morning good. How are you are you a mile Yeah you got your raised. The point that I was gonna bring up about the marijuana, the pot industry that the bank's don't do business with them in its legal here in Washington, so but it creates a lot of cash which,

comes with its own issues, because you have armed security guard the product he had, it been travelled its armed, but I would pull out. I would, if banks stopped by to stop doing that, I don't think it's gonna stop Americans from buying gun it beyond with the I feel enough, american have. The attitude of me have all kind of like tat the few years go with the our ban that was supposed to become an annoying, went out. New, like war get not, and so did millions of others and I got to adjust. I highlighted the bank start doing this more and more it's gonna perched more and more american. By going back deal gun owners in train and date they hunker down with it when they start men, rode back an amendment would

How do you feel about city group doing this now? I think their absolute naked in the grass nobody worry looked a history anymore, Glenn Anytime atrocity have been happen by government. The first thing they do is they take away the citizen's right to defend themselves. Cook hurry. I know streets, mystery, that of workers Stalin that stuff thanks thanks a lot. Jason appreciates phone, will take your phone call? Next, eighty, eight thousand seven hundred and twenty seven b e c k triple eighty seven thousand two hundred and seven Beck. New sponsor is filter by filter by filter by is America's leading provider of age. Vs filters for

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And I guess constitutionally now that you know they said that what we gotta do but constitutionally, I can buy a gun at the age of twenty, but they say that I can't buy a gun at the age of twenty two dozen we'll get to them. Are they gonna represent me or they gotta represent the baker or I'm just gonna cost keep up with these people died there. Isn't it you know here's the thing: have you ever really looked into postmodernism now hold postmodernism it just just Google search it. Post. Modernism is what we're going through right now it is it is, you know, and I I was gonna write a book. At an assignment its user said. Nobody wants to hear that my said. Yet. Nobody wanted to hear about progressives either. I'm telling you this is what's going on so post modernism. Is this idea that is it is beyond

The modern thought modernism is the enlightenment and facts in reason and enlightenment, the what postmodernism is like has no meaning. There is no objective truth, very no objective reality. It is just what you want it to be. It is a dismantling of fast and reason. That's. What's in talk now. But you are what you think that your reality is now my reality too, because you say it's a reality. That taxing the Y chromosome, don't matter anymore, even if science says, because Somebody else says: I don't think that's right. That's postmodernism and it makes no sense, it causes chaos, that's what was being taught that's how we're living now we ve passed. The modern world is

I ve been saying last few weeks we ve got to get back to the principles of the enlightenment, because that, that's being replaced by postmodernism thanks for your call, I'm sorry to bore thus not at EU and that, let's call let's talk to Marilyn hello, Marilyn, tobacco. You good ok, last week with her dead boy, but for some on your show off his bank. You closed markdale, they answer the phone, Thank you for calling Citibank. Are you calling about our new policy? wow. You need to know how many people have put their care How do we find that out, I dont think Citibank to talk about that. That would be very bad for their shareholders, but I will too this of their answering there. Calls like that, you can bet it's quite a few and Mary

have you seen the story anywhere else? No, no. I mean there's no last week an accurate, immediate yeah thanks good for you, Marilyn Bird, you put the money, I did not give black Ok, how I or I go It set a sum: if you want, we support the second amendment, the lesser retracing, the call, so we can check into your bed later. Let me go to Brian in Ohio, hello, Brian Ella. Wait a couple Roquat points first, while there are top there in this country are part of states that are republics, for instance the North Coda and also taxes. They are paramour central banking system, which is what time we falling revolutionary war against in the four. Clayton and as far as going back to bribe post, modern, progressive, that's just a term that we should stop you.

Extra start. Calling the kettle black and calm sources for what they are and as far as Bitcoin goes bring it out at exactly what our forefathers point. It is not the government out of our money is the dream for federalism: libertarians bring it on the morgue. It's it's a welcoming its welcomed me. I will say you that I'm I'm with you on that that we are entering a time of more freedom, not less. It's gonna, be this transition and you know The government says: require governments to become more and more hostile to peoples and individual rights. And you know- that's they're- not gonna- go quietly nobody's lose this much power in this much money and go. They quietly in the night. That's the underlying tension that I think that we are feeling is the small. People know this is coming The smart people know how the cow that wait a minute. What does that mean? For me,

and they know that they can lose their power and there and their ability to manipulate, and and so that's really what you're you're feeling and you're feeling it. Even through things like Facebook, we gotta went, they spoke without. Ok, hey this is great and then they're gonna, we're just gonna, be able to have our own news. Feedin we're gonna get the news we want. Well, that's not what happened? Is it. We're getting the news feed. They think we want now they're giving us the news feed the gun. It says that they should give to us there finding what hate speeches fake news is, and we all know that fake news is real. We all know that that Russia is trying to influence. However, now we ve got the government wanting to get involved in telling Facebook as all of our algorithms has all of our information in their algorithm exactly what They should show us in what they shouldn't

they something on tv tonight this been done before when when started to go down the road of radicalism. Because there is high unemployment and there was no civil unrest. The government. Did they do the first thing they did so control the media. I'll show I'll show it to you in history tonight at five o clock only on the blaze, Dotcom, Slash tv. Did you hear that there they developed melting resistant ice cream, for that in the blazed outcome. Slash tv, but you won't won't talk about the resource something about it. We got at Mcdonald's. Did then, like the nineteen fifties we talking about, have you ever had there? notice. It doesn't say milk shake your head there jake. I remember I was Dim Arizona, it doesn't melt it just

it's hot in frothy net anaesthetic at at at at at at at at this something new, and I don't think something that we should be working. I want my flying, carvers Glenn back mercury. Courage, true back Uncle SAM, just unfriended Facebook. This It proved to be interesting yesterday You have to see, announced a broad investigation of Facebook saying that they have substantial concerns about the privacy practices of Facebook in a letter to fail book founder and C mark Zuckerberg, a group of state attorneys during the estate attorney general's, demanded specific answers about our companies, like Cambridge Analytical is getting

the information of Facebook users without those users permission the moves by the empty see in thirty seven state attorneys general. In addition to the three congressional committees, committees that have already called Zuckerberg to testify next month about the user data breach. Facebook- also been sued by Cook County Illinois, state attorney, says the that Facebook violated Illinois Fraud LAW, one Facebook user is suing them for violation of privacy, user privacy. Another shareholder is suing because of the steep drop in stock, ice after the Cambridge but the Good data data harvesting scandal was revealed. Is this just a bump on the road, or is this just the tip of the iceberg and are they the Titanic. Because of all of the negative headlines, Zuckerberg late effort. Two questions about the Cambridge analytical mess kind of really didn't help Facebook

Doc lost seventy five billion dollars in market value last week. Seventy five billion with a b Forbes reported that the personal net worth of Zuckerberg drop by fire Billion dollars has had feel like steward. He think that feels like how much does he worth fifty billion? I don't see that much I'll check it out. I would that be like to lose. Do you think you even feel we haven't even notice it so sixty two point to its programme of now. Is it your point? You I mean you'd notice. It certainly, but I certainly doesn't change your lifestyle. I think he is you're not like a honey, we gonna cut back. Here is in his or her reads, whereas we gotta go pick it up our self from it, and I think we he is

legitimately now fearing down in his business there's a lot of that. You are. You said this earlier today. You remember Myspace. I mean I remember because, where we working at Fox with Ruby Murdoch when Myspace. He bought it for like a billion dollars, maybe more and then like the next day, whose light were really felt like the next day, but within A very short period of time is worth nothing. We're like, I think, just in timber like bought it for like twenty, five million dollars and was like oh my gosh. You bought it for nothing now we're like eight cents now the other just in time, and not the famous one body, just some guy listed as either laid bought it yeah? No, I mean I now that you'd necessarily feel it, but I think he's the Arctic? Is a guy necessarily drew my money Zuckerberg different, then you know a lot these billionaires out there who have done nothing but try to you're not like I mean they may care about things public their driven by a year.

He's, not he's not Emmy, he he murmured. He was what twenty years old and they tried to buy Facebook for like fourteen billion dollars, and he turned it down now. I remember now pretty well. I think I remember making fun of him, for I thought he was a completely idiots. Yeah me too, I mean Myspace could happen to you. Then abruptly there's nothing. I know I've worked out fairly well now for mark. So what? mean for his twenty twenty campaign do believe. He's gonna run its where everyone is kind. I guess as we know who he is and he's rich and seems to have no interest in full what causes we also he's running mathematician is an credit. Lee well crafted understanding of the american people, given the fact that he can look at everything If ever done at any time you wants it kind of assuming he's going to run may happen. Last week, hashtag d Facebook was treading trending on twitter

and some wondered if this was the beginning of the end of the world's largest social networking platform. But company is dead, fortunately black and blue and headed. The red? But it's Only too soon to sound the death knell for Facebook, it will apologize, it will tweak its user policy, it'll vow to do better at protecting your dad, then all of your secrets, and you're crazy. Uncle can get back to posting. Those cat means in confidence it's Tuesday March Twenty seventh, this is the Glen Back Programme. I think, if I were you if I were Facebook. I would be looking for radical changes myself he's a lot of the things that they have had problems with here? Have they already changed the policies, a change them years ago? But where does kind, and now finding out about it, I think I think

I think radical change with ie giving people control of the algorithm. In some regard I mean I don't like the I don't like the fact that damn the you know they have all of our data. I'd like to control my own data, and and then also I I I really don't think I'm I'm credible with them deciding whose entrusted source and whose not I don't want them to do that. I want to do that. Yeah I mean, I think, with their pointers, and they tell me this is not every pot progressive politician that has ever held any power, but their point is you? we know what you want but- What you want is not right for you correct. You should want something else: and they are saying I think, in self interest. You're not even like eight altruistic or a political self. I think it's self interest in what they're saying is what

We're doing is they're getting online and their angrily fighting out polluted issues and tweeting stories that are questionable and that's piss not all their other friends, and what its doing is its hurting people's experience. Yes, they might stay on the platform longer, but when the leave their angry when they leave. They didn't have a good experience. Everyone keeps talking about deleting Facebook account, because we're getting out of it? I've had several family members. I bet you have two who have gone at least made the play that I'm gonna go. Facebook for the next few weeks, I'm deleting my fly, have I have greatly reduced my personal time of Facebook. I have zero his brain If these words I greatly most idle I'd like it, it's a chance for me to interact with with you know, people get a little like people all right. Well, I don't have a problem right, but you you're really. I don't particularly use it like that, but I hear this all the time. My wife, you used it all the time.

And she just found herself not enjoying it. So they would. Saying is like you'll enjoy more of you all. You see their pictures that your girlfriend's dog and I think, maybe there's something to that, but therefore trying to force that change. Even though people aren't requesting it, people can you know, but they don't have to follow news. Accounts didn't have to click like on the Glen back page they do that, because they want to get the updates from one back, and so, if you're, in them up that are based on news, because you want them in my inner free. Since they should just give you what you're asking for that's? What's Facebook the supposed to do now, really trying to manipulate. What do you think about the idea when they cause whenever you know they said Guess somebody that I should like it's always like. Now. I don't wanna like that person, also think that about me, you you'll get that you should also like no- and I looked through all their likes and unlike know, I know,

They don't give me any body new different You know out of the box, nobody is there's no deep thinking. It's like, oh you're a cave man hears other cave man right near like our eye, but you occasionally show me I don't know about neanderthal man. Those are the same dummy, okay, well centres. I'm a man, the girl who elder club, I shall be a guy who's holding. Maybe a club made out of bronze yeah. It's it's. I don't know its necessarily as bigger problem as as its being portrayed us with the data? I think a lot of that really wasn't. Their fault really doesn't mean I and then they ve tightened up anyway. Since then, but p

get sick of these things in oak. Is social networks are kind of like clubs right you open a new one in Munich, open a new club or new restaurant in New York City, it's trendy for awhile and they can go away faced. He's been the one? That's really made people believe That's not the case will usually Letty. Usually what happens is the club becomes popular and then it then? Then it becomes you know, everything to everybody, and then it starts to go dark and then it is like a biker club and you're like okay. We gotta get out of here. Yet, while the cool kid staff coming or incorrect and that's what you did, you see the Isla Musk thing the other day. No, so he Elan Musk is on Twitter and he starts bashing spoken some magazines. Some is a little of a bit of an issue with Mark Zuckerberg. Do billion airs and he tweet something like what's Facebook, you know just kind of wrecking faced, in some one point such a Ellen

What did you delete Tesla and space access, Facebook page, which have millions and millions of followers? Then, if you dont know what it is and he responded. Ok, Get that right away. They ve been deleted. It was filled with its Facebook pages from his major companies, and I think they had like, between the two of them. Six or seven million followers. That's foolish, a good business decision, but I mean he this EU. I must, by being a billion years great why we only to get there something. Yet it's you know it. When I was a kid, it was called screw you money, it was not called screw you money, allowing l some new money by ten different letter at the yes and other letters after, but that's it this call. You know you'll be able to have that, so you can each you, you know what screw you now not doing it not doing you don't have to care right and

what's so great about being a billionaire, I'm sure it's great, you can have all that. That would be the advantage of having you know even a couple of thousand dollars in the bank. It in most Americans can most Americans can't come up with five hundred dollars, most men Things cannot come up with five hundred dollars. Is that five hundred dollars on eight hundred from five hundred like I want a fact check, like I've actually get going. I want you to actually get right now. We wait glad, do you have any idea said you're wrong? I think they give you some think. Music gimme, some jeopardy music. Get me something here, Sarah just two. While we have stew who doesn't believe me Susan

now. What I was looking forward to this is a little different as usual from the Glen back. This is why I shall not turn up the muse nothin, but none of those documents is why America I exist it. Actually. This is what I now what any new EU did receive story about this, and it is a five hundred dollar surprise expense would put most Americans into debt. Let me they. Not come up with five hundred dollars. That means that, surprise exhibits all five hundred dollar right, but is that the same thing you put you in dead? It's not like. I can't I I have five hundred dollars. Can I go borrowing yet one it them that I dont have five hundred dollars, so I meant the same thing: It's not like. They can't. You know, because When I think about that's, that's why you have credit right. So if you have a certain dance in which you don't have the money you are able to come up with. Surprise doesn't surprise you that people don't have

five hundred dollars, a very high amount in new and in that's just the United States, which were things are relatively good. You know if you make thirty two thousand dollars: ear cheese, do you make thirty two thousand dollars, you think you're just clear that now Glenn. Congratulations on that many people who taught it, but thirty thousand dollars a year. Is not thought is a high salary, then I'd say throwing like year. Average shows what fifty five fifty nine may have mid fifty easier damn, if you are, it make thirty two thousand hours year, you are in the one of riches, one percent in the world, the wealthiest one percent they huh the thing about. We ve talked about this before programme. Since love to bash the wealthiest one percent, but all their union members are all in it when you look at it globally, but where does it they treat these things the same way they do here in the United States, take the money from those rich one per centres and give it to everyone else, and it's funny the

the progressives here. Don't meant That's that all that often, but you know where they mentioned it everywhere else in the world. You know it's really. Weird stew is you'd I'll. Do the unions have lost their hold on Erica over those unions have branched two other countries to get it? They like to go to the poor countries and say what they say. The wealthiest one percent in the world. You know those rich people making thirty two thousand dollars in Amerika. We need to take their money. How do we do it and they have they haven't? We organised people and they, I made these: are mass movements around the world to try to make that into a reality? Now it's not easy, but I don't know how will they do? I dont know how we got here. I don't even know how I got. Two five hundred dollars concur. To back anybody anybody. How did we get here to five entered? while this is how so that what we do we talk about Facebook during my facebook. Talking about bizarre

Herbert was a billionaire and he has all this money. We talked about the fact in that was us s. You money screw you throw you money, bro, you money, the average person doesn't have screw you money. I think the government should pass out screw you buddy. The way the vat is already doing that art therein were the ones get screwed. Strangely liberty, safe, just a guy Company build safe sea or in Amerika, I dont know how many safely rebuilding when we first started with a modality they're here which they they make all of the cap. Bela safes. Were you with him? every day when they came in? I was up they they make they make the name brand safes for all of these other companies.

And now their name is becoming so popular and so important that, like a balance, it now says Kabila's by liberty, liberty, safe, is just little company, that could that just thought. You know what we can still make them better here in Amerika and they made these If two, where the you know they could drop their competitors safe from two stories on top of a liberty, their computer, there would split open the liberty, intact in when they reversed. It may drop the liberty till the other competitors safe. It was funnier anyway, liberty, safe right now you can buy a liberty safe at a great price and receive twelve months interest. Free payments was zero down and zero AP. Are they off? Liberty saves now for his low is twenty dollars a month. These are really good safes. If you have valuables or you have guns that you want to make sure protected peace of mind I've time warranty in delivery service. That's unmatched in the industry.

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I didn't write and secrecy, as we know, can pretty much make money on anything right he's the people, don't realize he's the executive producer of all the carnation stuff. So you think he's made money of american idol. He laughs at you when you bring american idol at sea laughs at EU level. Lack of aid in the city of ratings are down. I don't care, if he's the guys doing all that stuff and has made a fortune off of it. Obviously in, and so I mean if you could get Kim Jong and assign and then gotta, follow him around the world for all of his adventures. Think you'd be a really good shit. Isn't it weird that Dick Clark, was replaced really kind of power. Like the same guy? Brian secrecy, you just do everything in his name- is that everyone has his hands and absolutely everything they both started in music and they're, both kind of like this in car, behind the scenes, gotta guy, they have one really big show, but then you know they're the puppet

master behind and now and now We do Kim Kardashian, then we rule the world I was amazed at the coverage of the Kim John OWN to China thing because they don't actually knows there, they keep the national coverage? Was We saw a giant twenty one card train nano. No saw a giant old, twenty one car train and we think who on earth wouldn't be in that train. Its problem. Kim Jong yeah that's. It Well, who see at all it's kind of like if you're in L a and you ll see somebody driving an old dino steam automobile, that's probably J level, this guy see somebody in old, timey train now Because he thinks it's cool, it's because that's the best they can do Kim Jong on it? Is

trusting now I mean I think. There does seem to be some discussions going on ahead of the potential Trump meeting with Kim Jong owners. As he's disgust, We have also seen the the interesting China trade discussions, which is like they're like hey, we might do tariffs and the market dropped by eleven hundred points and then he's Kmart, yesterday's got? Maybe we won't do tariffs in the market went up by seven hundred points There may be a lesson in there somewhere. Some whereby lesson: what do you think that lesson is? Maybe tariffs are in a great idea now that can be the lesson you don't think? No, I don't so there's gotta be and allow the less it is always have a cool twenty one car train, that's really old that you could write a China with right. Now you ve got area. Now you ve got it back in a minute. Glenn back,

mercury You're, listening to the Glen Back Programme, your eye to Jason, whose had rendering had researcher the specializing in foreign affairs in war. He is a former military intelligence guy Jason, one with the programme harry you. Thank you. Get even watch in Russia for us, a lot of people have been saying out the downturn copies that tough on Russia, that's can burned me, but not lately, and what he did yesterday is gigantic, probably the biggest thing that we ve done against Russia, since the nineteen eighties amount. Nine.

How it actually right nineteen. Eighty six, I believe, was a lesson we took such strong retaliatory measures. So is it for I don't remember, I dont remember either, but it was during the reign of frustration and the height of the cold war very very nasty times, and that's this we haven't even gotten close Obama expelled a bunch of russian diplomats, whichever one thought was going to be. You know linchpin that wasn't a kick a lot of stuff off the Trump administration. Actually, you know before they are actually in office. Kind of sounds like they got MIKE Flynn to convince kiss back in the Russians. Are hey, don't worry about it, don't retaliate, that's actually, the only time the Russians did not retaliate back with some kind of reciprocity. That was the only time the other time that we took out some of their spies diplomats. They respond. You know equally, so they responded yet They have not responded. Yet they have read. They have pledged to retaliate Putin's spokesmen Pascal said that they were looking at ways to do it and then putting personally would give the order. I think the last

I saw was the Putin said that this was like gross blackmail or something like that quota, but look at These numbers is pretty insane dust of the scope of this. Having grown up over a hundred thirty, some odd russian diplomats are spies have been ejected from their country all over the world. That includes see from United States. We shut down a actual forlorn consulate in Seattle. To include in this, but the UK kicked out twenty three: the Ukraine kicked out. Thirteen, Why NATO, ten France for Germany, for Poland for Canada for have time to waste the entire broadcast going through all this, but everybody seems pretty united in this. The only people that are denying that this can go attack that happen. UK soil that it was. The Russians are the Russians which is pretty much how they play it. Everybody knows who did it? I thought you things come in for

this. I think that Russia will respond in kind. I think that, though, the last time that they responded pretty heavily was, after some sanctions, they kicked out around seven hundred and fifty. I wish you s diplomats so now I think- and this is kind of interesting- how trumpet administration actually targeted russian spies on top of diplomats? Now that's kind of an unspoken thing within the spy world is that ok, we're going to allow you to hat play your those by games our country. As long as you allow us to play a few spy games in your country, can we get out you who's, a spy that we had on various Oh great, why are ski yeah? Can we get him on the morrow yeah? he be great pleasure The american starts up tomorrow so as to nevertheless, tomorrow perfect guy, I loved him. Are you watch the American now, I'm not so sure? You were saying earlier and I find this really interesting slaughter people say you should go after the oligarchs but

that might actually help Putin because he's trying to repatriate of the money that these oligarchy taken out yet and actually should the affair is that it show it actually will strengthen him within his own country, because he He ate the all these oligarchs, what to bring the money back into Russia and b he will show that he will have more control over them. He wants control over that money, I say I mean these are not easy problems to solve. But the does seem that that the trumpet ministrations who has taken a good heart turned on this in the people who surrounded me certainly Bolton coming in his is it is. It is a move in that direction. I actually this piece of analysis, however, on the on CNN, I yesterday and they said what is this? A big move against the against the Russians is showing a hardening of a position by Trump and I remember who was what they said. He I will definitely is showing that. However, we still have I've seen Trump tweed about Russia. Like this, I really

it's about everything, and he has no. You will not talk about Russia. There's something going on well about. Tweed about Russia, now you want him to tweet more you. Actually wanted to talk about more diverse topics. That's your your new analysis here and the idea is, I am thrilled with a world in which Donald Trump is the right policies and doesn't tweet about that's our friend ass thick solution to all of this, and how the media has come to a point in which their crews sizing him for not tweeting so utterly unbelievable? Well, The deal is as if somehow says it on CNN. Does anybody know it now, you do know you'd ideology or even no, I still. Found down to the dwindling few minutes left in the programme. Yes, I've got three stories. Choose your news. As as I gave you the opportunity living last hour the hour before cat,

returns home after two days, while two days after he was buried man drowns to a headline number two man drowns, while practicing holding his breath police, say and in ITALY we're three holy, I would just rope on international television, have a kind of want the dead cat store, because I'm wondering if this pet cemetery situation. I am worried about it. Do you think the cat may have come back to life? Well, that's what happened in the documentary pet cemetery? Yes, that was there was a Stephen king. Always a book. Is that it was the book magically moving. Unlike television, Mr Back hits, you sort, The Robinson family said goodbye to their beloved cat willow, it was an emotional service they buy. Read their their cat.

Under a tree in the backyard Johnny Cash. Robinson watched. Is there and just seven body for sobbed over eighteen month old, male cat, it disappeared, you see There is a bad storm winter storm and the rain in the snow and Joy he was worried about the cat. Every night buddy was worried and Josh was worth and they sobbed and they they cry. Every night, they hadn't dad. I haven't seen my son cry for a long time these were very upset, dad was upset, they had to skip. School to mourn the animal, but dad set him down said you know this is what happens with cat, sometimes animals.

And they their lost the circle of Life Circle of life. The kid said: no he's not dead. I can feel it dad. That's when really yet. That's that's that's cycle I feel it breathing or I get I always guy. Just metaphysical is no east. I just know he's alive, so they put missing posters out all over the for all on the trees and the and the fence post, all over their neighborhood. No one responded. When dad was driving home when night and he saw very flat patch of black and gray fur they pulled a car over? It was willow, the cave run over flat, He came home showed the kids. He look at a Catholic on flag. Now, the weird it was his error. They buried the cat.

They were very upset. They had little eulogy memory. The little bud before your old wouldn't give up. He said he's coming back. He put food out every night, dad mom discouraged him said you know, he's not coming back some. Until one day they noticed it, but the cat food had been eaten It was just a few days after the memorial service when they had when they had buried their black and white striped cat, but Johnny in the backyard along with Buddy seven in for holding the gray and white striped cat meadow.

Apparently in the neighborhood there's another cat that looks just like there's that had been hit by a car and a ha ha for healthy bickering. Somebody else enough cat Try to bury the dead thing that is below. See, that's it. I guess it's well I remember in being a little more fluffy I did that That's it. I have ever taken your guardian for an oil change and a mechanic. Fine somethin wrong in surprise. You hit with a big repair bill. We were just talking about this if, if you have If you have a five hundred dollars, a problem that just pops up on your most people cannot come up with the five hundred dollars. You don't have five hundred dollars So you need to put it on a credit card or something else, man that socks, goodbye

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christian. They didn't want to hold. You know gay wedding ceremonies air. How do they get a rounded? What do they do so they decided that they're gonna do. You don't let anybody use it. You can use it Are they a good portion of the the the cost is going. Into a donation the family. What does it family? Research? Council? Let's hear it said General Balkans place, I think so they're so They said that the another we're just we want to celebrate and we want to support traditional marriage, and so a portion of your of your money will be going to the family Research Council and that way they they can still do it, but you're gonna. Be can it be funding, something that you don't like

like me, going in saying yeah I'd like to have my might have my wedding catered by you and they say that's fine, We're just gonna! U know would give your I to a Soros organization, end Bloomberg against guns, yeah, don't think so yeah we. I actually this idea while ago that it would be fun to do a weight loss competition where they hate You get a drop some some weight, but if you don't drop the way you have to donate like a bunch of money to some terrible charity and the left, because that really make you not payment. You really think about now a twelfth peace, a pizza. Now I didn't do it because I did not want to make a large donation a plan pair. I think he did know. I am absolutely against planned parenthood, but now I'm guessing the pizza, so I'm gonna give it land parenthood intend to use it only on

her service all that's right. As we witnessed health. I've got a Lotta Evans, how whore mammogram fact in exactly your guy. I think there's another call solution to this too, and this means marriage thing where in our places hosting marriages in and they have, you know I want to be able to choose who they do business, what it's called the constitution. I live. Tat what you like that way. So you have this freedom head of old time, love religion. It's an old documents. Dusty said: there's a lot of does not bad, but you should probably just be able to do that. You want to do maybe not have to create art for others and bring people and your venue, if you dont, want to that's another way of looking at it, though not really, I patently legal. I I just I can't leave today without playing this. This is one of the speeches from the margin to delay now trying to deny you the March for life and for our lives, and I think this is

Will you ever hear the speech? Go ahead and kids are getting shot and anomalies big outward strong, and now we are not enough. We need permission, lawmakers Petitions will scream guns are not only here, but look me in the eye. Can the first in the air it feels great now now I'm guessing it didn't feel great, but thank you for sharing. But too much love for international television along this group.

Yeah, but I think I don't know that I meet again. Take a way allow a lotta there really terrible points which we could have in luck is really spent two days to write. You wrote an entire New York Times best seller called control on these arguments and we all know there really bad arguments. But you know what a seventeen year old shouldn't be able to debate. You want guns, they shouldn't. I mean I certainly couldn't at seventeen years old, but the idea that they should be continually pushed in front of the media that the media should He knew to demand that their on twenty four hours a day, and that, like you know that families are encouraging that I got, I dont think as coherent I'd. Ok, I put myself in opposition but as apparent, I would not want my kid out for now international media, every single dunno in and you know what is international media, you have a responsibility, listen, listen! This is this. Who is for CNN I'd, try to remember

They were interviewing one of the CNN anchors, Mcbride, stouter and yet the end, and he had done an interview and and and listen to what they say about pushing these teenagers. You think in showing these cared so often, as often as we all do we're doing actually them a disservice, because the policy is actually what s going to change ass. The passion, I fear, will just sound like noise after awhile and people turn it out. The services is a strong word, but when I was in a ruin David Hog only ten days after the massacre, there were a few times. I wanted to jump in and say: let's, let's correct that fact angels enable one more times I did start to talk of I didn't want whether you know the rest of them not so much. What Glenn back

Mercury.