This is the best of their land back programme, the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenda Programme, but of all the stories that We should pay attention to. There is a story out of Alabama. That is an absolute must here, and must think about. That's coming up in a minute. Also the president of the inner ray, I would say, icon at this point, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North joins us next in one minute thoroughly full of organisations that I belong to. I I'm not really a joiner, but I joined my church and

I join the inner re, those think are the only two club, If you will only two things that I have real membership in an it's because I we deeply and both of them and the President of the hour and colonel lieutenant. Oliver North joins us now. Hello, Oliver, you I'm glad to be with your brother lead. You remember, I want you to take this most magazines and tear out that after my com page nine care those out and give your bed trends on the planet. Earth memberships, the end array for Christmas. Merry Christmas buddy, I think I Do that. Thank you very much okay, so We have you on, because you're starting a new show on and are a tv

and the first one is done by a guy who, I'm not sure people really know the average person they just don't know who this guy is, and he is one of the greatest heroes of our lifetime. I believe all true. Dave you bag is a former? U S! Army! Ranger special forces officer. A missionary and founder of Free Burma Rangers, and had covered him when I still stalwart for flax maiden part of one of our documentaries up in Kurdistan and went back out they are because this man has such a great story. He is american hero the name of the show, and is most remarkable human beings. I've ever met. He is out with his family vacuous. He was in Syria. Yesterday with the congressional delegation we live, in Burma. He is home and wash state. He has the kind of of courage

that is so remarkable. It does have to be careful story in this, and yet we are long series. He really truly believes that he's on emission from God to help full and that you know God will protect for as long as God needs him to do his thing and brings his his family with him, and he is he's been in some of the worst places in the world to save people who are being oppressed well right there with was an emotional, and I can tell you that was the worst placed in the world. Thankfully it's gotten better now, but what he does mutations family with them is. My wife is too we're just daughters in the sun how old its elders, children, almost fifteen, sixty she's the only sixteen year old. I know that can driver humvee again because she said the latter lives by just put nuts

stuck around the road and going out picking up casualties and bring him back to feel hospital. The dead set up, It is a lot as you and I both know. Well, there's a lot of groups out there that provide medicine and food water and the essential supplies is very few that will deliver them to the front lines here, a conflict like this and that's what makes this guy so workable they walked right up to me one day, we're up in the bottom right around around morsel, getting ready to go into the city, a casualty. You load came in from across the Burma wrought by the kurdish soldiers, the passionate and and every one of these talks was badly wounded and day race. Out there in the middle and no man's land to bring him back one very remarkable, seen in it, in fact, as part of the team, from the show where he spots alone who's. The only survivor of one of these massacres by ices and she's

after your mother's clothing and what Dave dies only Dave could do because he knew who to call on the telephone, because, in iraqi general, and the Iraqi general, eventually lonesome, attack and day races up on the type right up to where the kid is can't get out, because he has to cross an open space of about fifty yards. Get son of phone with the? U S, army officer and marine artillery men and they jobs smoke in between Dave and this hospital. Ices had taken over and as an enormous fortress, and it's got any aircraft weapons in a gag weapons, lots and lots of guys guns and would just that tank protect him. Right up to the edge of this battle. Races out grabs. The little girl brings her back in the prayer he says before he goes is power Has anyone ever said, Missus Biddle afterwards, he said I said you're a hero is, nobody ever wants to be

nobody tries to the euro and what, of course, a hero is, is a person who puts themself at risk for the benefit of others that clearly what Dave does every single day? He does it Burma is in South Sudan, the South sudanese Bennett iraqi Kurdistan he's gonna, Syria and without him, scores of people would have died that he saved. So if you are a listener of this programme- and you are involved the Nazareth fund- you know the measuring fund now is in Burma and the guy who is is working for the Nazareth fun in Burma is the Who had the rifle behind the times and stepped out in front of the tank and started laying down fire so He could go run out and get the child and its So there are amazing people, and this guy is when the most amazing heroes around you can see.

It now on an hour, a tv dot com that a tv dotcom so Where can I can? I ask you something because you are you are such a Europe such a piece of history now and you have been for a long time, but now that we have distance from things and we see the world as you. As you see what you I went through in the nineteen eighties and how the world worked. How do you view that, greed of time compared to we're going through now and what you're seeing happening in our country were by programme disappointed. I am disappointed to see that we, I was blessed or for a great president, his goal, from the very beginning. It was eight years was the end, the evil empire, and I did- and of course they had finished.

In a red in the administration of the day we just buried Here- George Herbert Walker, Bush, I look, What we want should act in those days to eliminate one of the greatest threats to mankind and ever was which is evil empire. The Soviet Union solid satellites- and I look at what is happening to me- with terrorism. I look what's goin on our border and I say to myself polarization in the city where I have to go to work, Washington, D C, the polarisation is so great that it president at this present, cannot get the Congress to do what the Cairo sought to do to protect our borders, a nation and has no borders, is not a country that the meeting was hello, seem tumor and presently oval office is, Sir, is an example of how in readily left, leaning our congresses today that that's a shock to me quite frankly, because I would have thought you. American people did not want this kind of thing to be happening

As I look at what is happening on our border and I've, been I've been what it for a while, and I've been I've been comparing it to what's happening on the borders of Israel. I believe that we are at the beginning of you know a cave stay the palestinian little many state there on our border. Where we are going to be used just like the is Israelis are used. By the media that we're just they're gonna attack. They'll. Do things just to continue to bring America down to her knees? I think we're gonna. We're in a really bad place to where you can't even wreck. Nice truth, I mean there are people who are refugees that should be allowed in, but there also people who wish us ill that should not be led in well, and what you just point out, the Israelis could solve that problem labour law and ran talk on it. You can't

argue that the effect of it and if it stopped the kind of Israel is experiencing most every day. It just eliminated it at some point. There probably hope we have to build a wall around Gaza. Look at you. I am sure, stirring up trouble in that part of the world, the likes of which should now happen all because the last administration washing DC, let him get away with fact help pay for some of it gave gave money. Back to them in their use for that very purpose, what's going Our southern borders, not the direct consequence of that gotta noted their taking advantage of it, and everybody knows what the boy you ve been there I've been there. Many of our listeners have been that open border is an absence, in the Health of America. What we saw happening before the dear gas, was used with Russia

bottles and she's been thrown at border patrols, border patrol it's an outrage, and it should not be happening. My hope is that the present sticks with his guns. Mind to the. Everybody, is talking about Cohen and Flanders. Everything else today, you ve been at the eye of a hurricane like that, before what does it? what does it feel like to be in there position and view it must. Be very lonely so well, I was, was always certainly outcome was just a mayor alone was gonna taken out how much was caused to get there I never once doubted what my attorney Brennan Sullivan, told me repeatedly. It's gonna. Ok, this is gonna, be a long hard slog together, like it took five years I was indicted in March in eighteen. Eighty eight, the trial was over

one thousand nine hundred and ninety two, when all the way to the Supreme Court- and I was eventually predicated that the challenge today, It is never do what they did to me. They'll never put a here. Together, like that they should never have brought back. The special prosecutors mean its entire opposite of justice. An injustice, the crime committed. You find the person who perpetrated it. Give them justice in this investigation find a person, and then you go to look for a crime that they committed and that's just the opposite. While he is alone Fortunately I say this to the present time: don't let this happen and unfortunately, they allow the appointment and you're gonna get what you what you're always gonna get we these circumstances is I've got a person now they're gonna have to find a crime for which they gonna convicted liquidates would flints like wish right now, while grew gray perspective on them

Lieutenant colonel Oliver North President of the inner ray and a host of american heroes now on and are a tv dotcom, always good doctor, you, Sir, thank you so much Merry Christmas gutless Listening to the Glen Back program, I'm goin back Stew is with us today I want to talk to you about his SAM the story out of Alabama there's just killing me. Nine year old girl has committed suicide a nine year old girl. This story should be everywhere,

She committed suicide she's from Alabama because she was being bullied she's in fourth grade. She was being called names made fun of marked. The bullying came from her friendship with another little boy and they weren't the same color denial of asthma, and you can't be friends with little boy. That's not the same. Color and Alabama parenting. Things haven't changed except the color visited her. This is a nine year old, black girl.

Who befriended a little boy who was white. They were friends the white kid His parents would drive him school, and so they would stop by her house and pick her up and they drive to school together and all of her black friends. Said why are you friends with a white person, your black. You're a sell out your ugly, your stupid, what's wrong with you.

All over her friend Oliver friendship, if, if if the role was reversed, I'm sure people would try to exploit this and it would be everywhere, and this little boy would be remembered as a hero who just couldn't take it any This little girl is a hero. Her name was Kenzie Adams. Made fun of every day because she befriended a person who was white.

I prefer to tell this story because she befriended someone who was different than she was. Racism doesn't know, color hatred doesn't know, color. It doesn't know, nationality who doesn't know religion. Hatred just is And hatred is inside. All of us. You know we each have a good sign, a bad side and if you teeth, if you deny that well, then you're a liar and probably pretty dangerous. There's a good sign, a bad sign. All of us.

And what started out, I think as too, To help people know that the bad side was too may be too strong in them has turned out to be a force for evil itself, because it was arrogant And wrong to say that racism is a white problem Racism is a human problem, start a black problem, white problem, yellow problem brown problem. It's a human problem. The family members had transferred

had transferred Mackenzie to another elementary school because she was bullied at her school in London? They had talked to the school about it. Children writing nasty notes in class. I dont know how she did it and I don't want to know how she did it. But I want you to remember the name: Mackenzie atoms. You know we all have our low points. We all have our bottom. I'm wondering when America's gonna hit her bottom. One is America. Gonna say you know we ve got a problem, injured, systematic control and wicked everything I try to do. Won't stop it.

And so I surrender, everything that I thought I surrender I'm not gonna fight it this way anymore, because this isn't working. In fact, this is making it worse, when is America going to be humble enough to say we all have a problem then I play a role in it. When when will the press? When will the politicians say we each play a role? We each need forgiveness. Why we, where we banning each other, where we d platform people, because there is no forgiveness, somebody since the Heisman trophy might take. It awakens well look what he said when he was fourteen. There is no forgiveness there, though, decency, no forgiveness, no kindness risk door that this holiday season, and

do it in the name of Mackenzie Adams, God bless you Mackenzie and God bless your family. The best of the Glenn Back Programme. Well, I've got a whole bunch of really important to talk Stu. I don't know what you have already had to pay out of all the stack of stuff that you have. The huge stack I have I got. One story has to be done. Ok here, I've got a pretty important one as well. I think so I have. The nigerian president is denying that he died and has been replaced by a clone. He's denying. It is denying this. The fact they look identical identical you look at picture side by side of him. Now the clown and The real guy cannot tell the difference. I mean, maybe that's just unbelievable,

They say that he died on a magical vacation in London last year. After he receives treatment for an undisclosed illness, but then he went back and Because he's running for re election, he couldn't do it cause. He was dead right he's dead, so they had so they made a clown and he is now saying this a quote. It's the real me. I assure you, let exactly what a clone would say. Exactly right. That's what I was thinking. That's what I it's a and I'm a club or now we'll see what That, if you are really club, if I were you clone. Here's. What I would say you Jim. Ethically engineered me, and I look and feel like there's a terrorism stuff while you're. If this guy is a nigerian president, any cyclone he's past because they cloned even genetically engineered to be exactly the same as the seventy six year old guy. Who was about to kick it anyway? Now, if you are looking for another.

A part time jobs, and none of this would be you Zactly balances. The story that you think is really important. I think so. This is what we do for a living inside the underground breast milk market. Oh my gosh, it's finally been exposed. The underground, s, milk market actually is kind of a fascinating story, because there is a marked in a lot of times, a lot of places will ban the idea that you could pompiers breast milk and sell it to some one else to feed to their child. That is what we're talking now. Wait a minute: this is against. This exists in the United States in United States force. It is yes why a court! Why, of course it is. Because that's where I am involved in it now. Ok, Many companies, no milk, is coming out, but I couldn't be something like a crazy. They look of size, so they it's an interesting regulation. Question put because I think there's a

the sub there's at some level, but there's a feeling, I think among people that it just doesn't feel right right leg. Just does it all right, that's what are you in wet nurse, Wazir, red things like Mary Poppins or whatever, and the like? I will use my wet nurse, that's what a wet nurse were right, and so that doesn't happen very often anymore. That way I mean, does but the idea here, you're, actually selling for profit right. Oh my gosh right no way and that of course, we're all these things get nasty because if so moves for free, might look and say: oh, that's, that's that's! Ok, it's charitable their helping. If there really is breastfeeding is that important to mom, and this is the only way they can get it done. Ok with you I have to tell you I'm a little uncomfortable. You know it with the term breast milk black market, I mean if it is like do me a got a breast milk for you, I wouldn't buy it, but if it were

somebody that I knew and somebody was a friend of the franc family and then they said you know I can provide real breast milk and you knew them and you, like you, know I'll pay for that. What's the problem! Well, I mean you know. That is the that's the issue here, I think, does come down to the The exchange right it becomes. Can you make a profit off of this? Could so many places has said now: there's a black market only because play people have outlawed the idea that you can sell it to someone, it's not like they're. Actually, people like in Troy, coats, I don't think pumping in the back alley is if this is like. This is a situation where a slightly late, it's a situation where people want to share their. They want to be able to sell their rest mill ran the government, stopping them sigh miles long. Is it doesn't look? There's not somebody bind them going, keep lactating right. Yet well I mean there are risks right with disease potential. Someone could have it with you. Hadn't easily make this so it's safe,

You can, if you yeah, if you allowed it right, if you allowed it in front of everyone in the in the light of day, These rules have this argument who gives a libertarian sort of position for sure. But it's like you know when you come to selling organs right, that's all that matters things become controversial, I think because it I just grosses us out in some way. Doesn't full use array of different organs are a little different and and by the way, if the nigerian president in Is selling his breast milk as a clone? I want to know about it. I want to know about it. Tourism, close the office is not is not currently allowed. Suddenly you share so yesterday. Yesterday we get new clothes. Yet another of anybody know that yesterday we told you about a world war, two veteran, His name is Lauren KIT, kissing

He landed at Normandy on D day June six, nineteen, forty four and the thing that caught my eye is. This guy? He was nineteen years old, he's always wanted to go back. He is the only survivor now the of the four fifty third it was, which was out of Fort Knox Turkey. He was a machine Gunnar on D Day, his his wife, if never really wanted to travel- and he would just never leave her side- they were met it for seventy one years she unfold ITALY, has just passed away from leukemia and the two daughters. Now trying to up enough money to bring dad to the d day. Seventy fifth anniversary over in France, which happens next summer, so they were. Trying to raise twelve thousand dollars? And I think I don't remember how much they had yesterday, but now they have nineteen thousand dollars, and so I dont know if they ve told dad yet, but we have

free and Julie the two daughters on the phone now from Tacoma Washington, I Laurie Julie morning s? How are your name very well. I think you feel it go to talk to you. You know what I was thrilled to read that what you were doing for your dad. Have you told him yet, or are you saving it for Christmas or He knows we told here that we were working on s so now he is aware- and he is- he is quite ecstatic to be able to go back and I think he's in a little bit of disbelief right now, but yeah, it said Thank you so much for your help. We never would be here without you and it is just absolutely overwhelm to see how the kind thought that people are send you and Tunisia is just I so encouraging, so heartwarming or well it first, while

wasn't me it's this audience. This audiences is really remarkable. It's incredible that we leave I've read the com. It's a nice. I cry when I read them. I have an eighteen year old daughter. We were reading them and we are all took that about people given ten dollars, five dollars in it, it is it's over while mean if they went from four thousand two over eighteen thou, nineteen thousand and left twenty four higher figure word dumbfounded and so grateful bank you, but now you could take that extra and maybe flame first class and really just really treat your dad for something remarkable or we could take a cut of that and spend it on something useless. I saw tat it that way they are creating offer is putting up were so several people have mentioned that you know I'm sorry,

They were going over gall that maybe we could get him a first class flight that we're gonna do the oh yeah, yeah yeah, you have two: he we will. We will love it. Is he busy healthy enough to really appreciate all of it here? He is he's quite mobile and he's very alert. You know I mean he's with it. Still driving, you may know, maybe shouldn't be but either, but he yeah he's very active social. We and gas. So there is no issues. You know it is quite mobile. He can get around great. In fact, we have a heart. Keeping track of their with Jack Ghana, we can't find him. That's great is the probability after. Seventy one years of marriage, Yahoo to be worried about him, because, usually I mean people like that they just they grow into one and its beautiful to say you how's, he handling it.

Z handling that he's handling it were you now we see him and talk to him every day were both really close and so we're just making sure that he's eating properly he's taking his blood pressure medicine as he supposed to and and just kind of keeping up with that. In of my sister said, he keeps himself very busy on and it is hard to track him and sometimes because he won't turn his cell phone out so you're right, it's very near the blow good, but everything else is great Everyone loves him and they spend a lot of time. You neighbors my sister spends a time. He spends a couple nights a week at my house, with my husband and my daughter. Nine heal this thing out so is very much a people person alone to be around people, while two things

I wanna to put you in touch with somebody who is trying to record all of the remaining voices of everybody who fought o World war, two will you be making an amazing archive, and so I'll put you in touch with him. But I want to ask you a favor: will you too, our audience with you. So when you go alert us and then make some very. Those and take some pictures, so we can follow your dad and you guys on this trip you now absolutely I'm. In fact, some of the comments had been that they looked forward to hearing about the trap and that sort of triggered in me that we needed your chronicle that we needed to make it so that other people share in the moment that were sharing with him, and so absolutely we will make a priority task to do than we do

and we'd love to talk to him either before you go or after you go. If that's appropriate. Oh yes, that what the appropriate yeah yeah, ok yeah Laurie hardly talk your ear off. That's that's fucking bad slide. I tell you we had a hundred. What was what was a hundred and three? We had. We had a guy here was a big fan of ours and he just passed away because he was hit by a rock I want your nose off the air. It helped rightness bike and somebody hit him. These are they re also the guy could, sat there and he told us about what it was like the day. The stock market crashed in twenty nine. It was incredible. We of hearing stories. From from these people tat, you ve had some faggot, Mr Prodi, as good a glass good. Ok guys! Thank you so much congratulations and we will do much for everything Merry Christmas.

Ok, we have something really exciting to share with you when we were in Florida, a Jew, Come came up to me He said Glenn, I guess want a car. His name is Rick rude off and he too the greatest story. Ever he entered into the mercury one raffle for brand new Mercedes. How does her good? Thank you. So glad to see it so right. First, what what do you do for a living I between whether we run a chemical distribution business, a cancer drugs, I'm a like if brother word chemical distributed. Ok are You brought your daughter with you I pay giant or good thinking, worried that very good good. So Rick tell me the story that you told me in line when you came said I am the one who, the car for Mercury one? Well, I

at every year. I entered the raffle how many years has been Melbourne several and my daughter was in bed car accident in pretty much messed up her car and I got called her a couple weeks before he sent the money for the tickets and said I'm gonna win you your new car. Get the year after when the year Good Vashe right right, where I am now we were traveling alone, was somewhere in the phone rang and great news may just help phone up in the kitchen So you call your daughter right away. I got my darcy gotcha, you got some said now so pays congratulate. Are you giving her the cardinal

Then her name- and I stress you totally- could it backed out of that and it was it was totally it joined. The Mercedes family arise where there was kindness in general that is so cool, so cool? So, first of all, how are you after the accident? Were you ok, yeah at earlier in the year my right, lung and collapsed in the car accident wreak lapsed it, but they did lung surgeries. So after five days- and I see you- I'm hildy an awesome, half marathon Joshua Tree in the desert. Oh yeah, I'm feeling good and strong totals your car. It didn't I don't like harbour pretty sure grandiose shadow, the collapse long didn't have anything to do with her, may fighting now is how are you and I may find it- I wouldn't I wouldn't get bogs. I had a couple kickboxing fades than the normal.

I have a feeling I have a feeling dad doesn't like the kickboxing. Why is that. If you have a collapse long one foot comes in here about forty miles yeah, I might do it yeah had that sucks, although your daughter can defend yourself, oh don't miss yeah, don't mess weather So congratulations on the car thank yous over excited are used, flew in blue and last night now on the way on, thereby I emailed the the deal I said you know what I think we better pick that up tonight, because we're goin over too the studio tomorrow to see LISA. I don't think we'll have time, and course we weren't expecting and so you guys are going you guys get in the car driving home today, what a great Chris,

monsieur language congratulation? Thank you very much. You're welcome to be here and thank you for supporting Mercury one and its have led one love. What you guys. You do lobby, green and blue. Thank you marry This is the best of luck. I'm back programme, the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment? This is excellent back programme sought or not, or anybody else in its partly the holidays is also partly because who has grown Letty on anything anymore. I do this this from. Mueller debacle, but do you trust call when who do you trust, Mueller, Tromp, what's really happening, Well, there is one guy that I trust any Mccarthy he's contributing editor of the National Review

and he is a former federal prosecutor in New York and he came and he's a trump support or any said reading what they're putting out- and I worked in those offices. I wrote those kinds of things I'm telling you they're going to indict the president. A felony but it also there's more to this story, and so we Are gonna talk to any Mccarthy yeah aren't. We have Andrew Mccarthy on with his contributing editor of the national review. Andy I was you are one of the only voices that have penetrated my world when it comes to what happening with the trumpet investigation, because you have credibility and

I know that you're a trump supporters- you don't have an axe to grind, and so, when you say I think, he's gonna be indicted, because this is the way this is being written. It married some weight, and I wanted to talk to you about it. How are you enter Andrew? I'm doing them doing just great blunt glower, you I'm I'm I'm great, I've been another of other people feel this way, but I mean really confused with all that's going on, because it's all leaks or speculation and You know I just waiting for the thing to do just when the ship drop. Then wilt talk about it, but you are a federal, a former New York Federal invested, a bizarre prosecutor, and so You used to write the The things like you just read from Cohen's. What? What do you call it? was worth anything memoranda. Sentencing memorandum

So you used to write it and those things, and you say this is very telling. Can you explain shore I think the one you are right to be suspicious when you hear the leaked information, because obviously the people who leave- I telling you the there's a mining, the part of the story they want you to hear. Holding back other stuff, whereas when they do these court filings. This was a forty page document that is customarily filed about a week or two in advance of the imposition of sentenced by the court. You get a full flavour of what the governments theory about the cases and and where they're going with the investigation, and it seems to me that this sentencing memo is more directed at president tromp than it is at Cowan,

a second thing memos are interesting and in terms of legal filings, because they are not kind of dry and legal issue. Oriented submissions there almost like jury arguments except their meant to persuade the sentencing judge, so the they tend to be more forceful in color, fallen short of filled with their prosecution theory, and here this one reads in the part of it that deals with the campaign finance laws as a testimony. All too, the importance of those laws for the integrity of the system and how they are meant to make sure that the rich and the powerful do you dont usurped all the power in the system and designed to fight against public cynicism

about money in politics, I mean it almost seemed to me like I wish it was drafted with the president in mind more than calling, and then I look at the other attendance situations or attendant circumstances that you have here number one they didn't really need these campaign. Finance counts on Cohen. His sentence is really driven by the bank. Fraud and tax fraud counts. These ed negative negligee obliquely at most to his case, but there obviously cradle critical in connection with tromp at the guilty plea allocation. They gratuitously had him say that he was directed by Trump in connection with these payments. That is not something that was necessary to the factual basis for Collins, own plea and ordinarily prosecutors in public proceedings do

I go out of their way to implicate uncharged people in felonies, so it seemed to me they will sort of reaching to do that and it doesn't. I dont see that they have any other purpose of doing that, except that they want to lock the colony in on this version of events in this. Is there a chance of doing it and then the other thing I would point to is they have given immunity? I believe, too, for different people in this campaign. Finance investigation, camping finance is not a very serious, of so many in the greatest scheme of things they ve given immunity to two people connected to the national inquirer and I believe two people connected with the with the trouble organization which relates to the structuring of the reimbursement payment to count. I dont think they gain for people immunity to tighten up the case on Cohen that they didn't need

so our aid to the feeling? Ok, so so what does that tell you they're going to do with from what is to be their going to indict him blow? One things, one that I should have said was that I think there's a lot of misunderstanding about what these two campaign financed counts allege most people. I think, believe that, because Cohen, had a twenty seven hundred dollar limit as a normal contributor that these payments were way above that limit and that's why he had to plead guilty

but very interesting way. The first of the counts is not that Cohen made an illegal payment, it's that he caused a third party, namely the feed business entity that controls the national inquirer to make a to make a payment that was illegal for the national inquirer to make, and the point here is that it's, the theory is even if a transaction would be legal as to you, if you did it yourself, it is still illegal to cause a third party to do something that would be unlawful as to that Third party, and it seems to me that that answers,

directly. What trumps lawyers have been saying about this, which is that the president, because he was the candidate, did not have a limit on what he could spend on his own campaign, not always thought that was a kind. A flawed explanation, because there's there's two parts of the report and to campaign finance one is the limits, but the probably the more important one is reporting, though even a candidate has to report what he spends, but for our narrow purpose here, if collar, if cone is being directed by Trump, and they have cone plead guilty to causing a third party entity to make an illegal contribution. It seems obvious to me that Trump also has be guilty of that, so it seemed ass if it least looks to me like that in the case of air right, ok, so let's pursue this

more. Let me just take a quick break and then we're gonna come right back to dandy, Do you have any outrage afflicted people in your life? How you know what pisses me off about that you want to help, but you are constantly dodging the throne and you don't know how try giving them a copy of the Olympics latest book addicted to outrage it's much cheaper than therapy and herds less book to your head and more fun addicted to outrage. The new book from Glenn back available everywhere books are sold. Contributing editor of the National Review is Andy Mccarthy and we're talking about what what the devil

rats, or- or I should say what the prosecution in New York is poor. Any on doing with Cohen and Donald Trump never for one moment in my entire life have I found Michael Cohen to be credible about anything he's ever said this. Whoa hung before he was t turned on Trump, and now the media seem to find a very credible. There are more to this than just Cohen, saying Trump told him to do these things or is there do they have a dish evidence that makes you believe they know this really happened. Still. I think you are entirely right. To be suspicious of anything. This guy says an I think you there's no dad. I should point out that the guy who's running I the southern district, is Rob Who is my partner

one of my two important on the blind showcase you're, either ISA whipped smart lawyer and he handle plenty in cases where you have people who are. Not exactly upstanding numbers of the community who main witnesses and what you generally do with those? Did you look the jury in the eye at the beginning and say you know what we're not going to trust us? any more than you should an if, if somebody told you that you know that we are asking you to rely on his word. Nothing else than you should just not believe that you should reject it, but look at where he's corroborated and see how it is testimony stacked up with the stuff that dumb. But you know is true, and I think what they're doing here, to try to tighten up the case with respect to up to him is twofold: one. They have given immunity to these guys from the nest

when choir, which would help them corroborate him on the agreement that they apparently had to try to purchase and bury stories that would be on favourable to Trump, and then I think, on the back and stew, what they would do is prove up how Cohen was paid, and this is where the Trump organization comes into the equation. After he did. These payments are what happened in. I think the payments were made too late October of twenty sixteen and only paid one. The national inquiry does one. He does the Stormy Daniels One which is a hundred and thirty grand and what they do with. That is the ends up being reimbursed by the Trump Organization, which is odd because they don't seemingly have anything to do with this.

And what the trouble organization doses they tell him we're gonna do. This is part of a retainer agreement and they double the amount that he paid folks before that for tax purposes. It looks like it's no two hundred sixty thousand further. He gets reimbursed for the four hundred and thirty thousand, and then they on top of that, gave him the sixty thousand dollar bonus and what they told them to do was we're gonna. Have this look like a retainer agreement and then every month you give us an invoice for twelve months and we will pay you thirty five thousand a month, was the year was the amount they settled on so that it looks like he signed a retainer due legal work for them, beginning in January of twenty seventeen and many bill.

Some once a month for thirty five thousand, so it looks like a forward going legal contract when in fact it's reimbursement for something that happened in October. So I think that from the prosecutor standpoint, what they would say is if tromp hadn't known about this and tramples in controlling it, and it wasn't exactly the way that come said. First of all, why on earth would come and be showing out his own money to cover trumps affairs, but also look at the way? This was paid and it was paid by the Trump Organization and they did it in a way that was designed to conceal what it was actually about Ok, so talking to Andorra Mccarthy, he is contributing editor of the national veto. He also was a former federal prosecutor in New York. So can you pair this Andrew to anything else I mean is it is

I mean I find this a big deal because the president looked at us in ACE and said I know nothing about it. I had nothing to do with it and its clear that, while you can't say he did, I think he's actually admitted that he did now at this point to me So it's clear that he did know about it and it looks like they were some level to make it go away and kind of a cover up. Can you compare this? to anything. How big a deal is this? If you take politics out of it, you, I think the when it's all about politics, actually, legal, I must tell you now and now I've kind of deal with this thing like gum, I mean I'm the whether man,

I m here to tell you it's gonna rain. Don't blame me for the writer. I dont think that I don't think this is a. I don't think this is a good case legally. I. I don't think that this is an inclined campaign contribution. The one thing in the one case that we have that close to it is the John Edwards case, which had a very ambiguous resulted in basically it's an orphan. The Justice Department charge, should it felonies the court. Let it go to the jury when a court lets a case to the jury. That means the court has found that a rational George could convey, but in the end, the jury but quitted on the cap that were decided and then the Justice Department thought the case was so weak that they they decided not the reach of the council that the jury online. So we have a very ambiguous situation as far as some of you know what the law is here. I always think these

regulatory things? Is there not really meant for the criminal law? That's why they're usually handled as administrative finds with the with the Federal Election Commission and the thing I did. I dont like the aspect of this, where I think they could get. Becoming a going. So what I mean by that is, let's say, tromp agreed with them and that these were campaign expenditures right if the campaign expenditures, what if he had taken campaign funds, people contribute to his campaign and he had used campaign funds to pay hush money. Aramis. I think the same people who were screaming felony now would be saying if that was what he had done, that he had diverted campaign funds for his personal use. So I just think this is one of these things where no matter what he

did they were going to say that it was a violation of the campaign was one way or the other, and if that situation, Urim. That to me underscores that this is not a problem we had for the criminal law. We want our criminal statutes to be very clear so that the average person can understand what boy come in. You said that one of the things that they want to do is restore public trust, but it's true, It is getting worse and worse and worse, because, oh c, O Donnell didn't pay a price for doing something much worse than Dinesh Associate in Berlin a bomb. I had two million dollars in campaign financer Iraq, irregularities, which is much bigger than than this one, and yet they just Tell him to pay a fine, so it's not really clearing things up if it. We were going to apply the law equally, it would

I don't think I like you, I think, that's a great point. Prosecutor, real discretion is something that's necessary for the system the function. You know as it as an overarching matter, but I think if you have prosecutor real discretion, that so elastic that the prosecutor can arbitrarily say, based on politics or whatever else that the same conduct is handled in one case as an administrative, fine and in another case, as a felony prosecution me. What they did with the next to was a disgrace, that was not only a trivial violation. They actually charged it not as one felony, but to my because they try to log onto that case a false statements case that you can't, if you're going to commit the campaign, finance violation that causes the filing to be inaccurate, so you have to make a full statement. Ok turn something that Congress. Wouldn't

the to year crime into a seven year, crime. Andrew Mccarthy, thank you so much contributing international review will check and again is things progress. This is the best The claim that programme Jack Dorsey the founder of Twitter, he's got very high moral standards for his platform and is totally free speech platform from people as long as you agree with Jack. If you don't agree with Jack well, then it's not free speech, but you don't really deserve free speech because better than you are so Jack. Dorsey has decided to take a dream, vacation and and just get in touch with his in herself, and so I decided to go to Burma. Irma. Now Mister Darcy knows a ton about virtue signalling by banning certain users who don't it here to his progressive tenants, but when it

the real life virtue. He may be the Beethoven to tone deafness Dorsey very proud of his recent ten Dame meditation vacation and last week he let the world know, how virtuous it really was. He tweeted that his meditation was all about understanding the inner nature as we as as away to understand everything it's this form of meditation that has been rediscovered by the Buddha twenty five hundred years ago, through regular, rigorous scientific selfish bear imitation to answer the question: how do I stop suffering? So you go to Burma and you're wondering how to stop suffering Why me, as an cool except the multibillion air, went on that silent medic, submit meditation of vacation look inside himself to figure out where he could

stop the suffering and all you gotta open your eyes. Does your already there the place where you're vacationing, you know, You tweet elbows beauty, precious moments in a place called Burma. A recent unprecedented: U S, report, concludes that Burma's military regime has pursued a campaign. Genocide against muslim minority for the past year and a half the money are. The regime is accused of mass rape and mass murder of over seven hundred and twenty thousand people Jack. Oh yes, but I'm I'm getting in touch with my inner self cos all of the screams they're all in the jungles, and I can't really hear them from my hotel room people have fled their homeland for Bangladesh, creating the largest refugee camp in the world, but hey food in Burma. I mean you know it's great. According to Dorsey he's tweeting pictures of his food.

He also mentioned the swell time he had listening to the music of Kendrick Lamar. You know once the silent part of his retreat was over. He too it might of is absolutely a beautiful country. The people are full of joy in the food is amazing so the genocide in pretty good at that do some of the people full of joy. Some of the other people are full of bullets, hard to understand why a seemingly intelligent billionaire see YO would choose to vacation in an oppressive regime like Burma but then again, coming it's kind of what he does to people too, and he chase people out of the square, doesn't he just try to silence his foes? You know Jack. Maybe you feel right at home in Burma. So You have the Google CEO, testifying before the House, Judiciary Committee and they say I'll. Let you know the way out

I don't have a political agenda, you don't have a political agenda really. Did you watch your meeting the day after the election? When you all got together and said, you know, hey, we think the world's going in a different direction. There's more. We can do what you re talking about in some ways. I almost feel like. They actually believe it in that it's not a political agenda. It's just right and wrong. Yeah heads a religion right, it's like you know its global warming is a good example of this right like it's, it's not a political agenda to say that when you spend five hundred trillion dollars to stop global warming. It just we have to organise, die you what you're not see. There is, there is a political agenda that you're not now itself it's an we're right. Will you use what you're saying your solution is theirs? a debate on that, but they don't see it that way. It's the same thing would like when the talking about platform in people or their taking well, you said: something that was bad about Sharia LAW or you said something I was bad about transgender ism. Well,

see politics and that, because it's so obvious, what's right and was wrong to them there in a bubble were a hundred percent of the people around them agree so This is not a political is why Jack and go to to Burma as other their killer. Muslims they're, killing Christians there, is there a rating whole populations and he's fine he's financed beautiful and I'm here for meditation, because it's a perfect place to meditate and and figure out what the good thing is we can do well. He has an idea, don't don't don't don't go to Burma, go to Burma and speed out about the atrocities that are happening. How I want Jack need even to meditate on those ones. I am frequently whoop that when just came to me, why and I'm still not meditating. We have Google. Testifying in front of the House Judiciary Committee about what do they do, what they do

wade you tracking people. Are you banning people you blocking people. Google employ you sought to block Bert bright part from Google adsense less than a month. After President Donald Trump took office. Now this is this: according to leaked emails, internal emails where they were just saying we gotta stop bright Barton, and that is that it goes right in line with what you know, they were talking about in that Google meeting big corporate meaning they were very open about it and it does have to come from the top. It can come from. Just a group of people in Reno in in inner room says: hey turn this downturn that down changes. Algorithm a little bit. Nobody up at the upper end even needs now our universe. Only one person in Vienna we sought with what was it it was on Twitter, didn't they ban Donald Trump one person on their way out, yes, building coherently, vs as a minor simple: they were able to turn it around pretty quickly, but coarseness people exist,

this, then every organisation both sides I especially when you are told all the time that here's a guy who wants to kill all immigrants and gay people and all the horrible things that a trumpet every Republican is accused of. Of course, you have to stop them ceiling right thing to do right and is then it would happen on both sides. If we had a site, I mean, if we had We had a google or twitter or Facebook. I am and then there would be people that would want to do that as well to the outside. We gotta stop gotta shut down. They antiphon voices, because this is the right thing to do right so it's human nature. And they just like all progressives they just deny. I human nature. It's a pretty critical places. Now Facebook has just filed for a patent to calculate your future location. They have several patent applications for technology that uses

your current location data to predict where you're going to and when you are going to be off lying. The facebooks first version says that doesn't just because filed a patent doesn't mean that we haven't you know and intent or as any indication that we want to follow you while you're not offline or predict, We are going to be a problem with our patent system by the way. If that is a legitimate excuse, we are, but they do have some useful, but, like you shouldn't be filing patents, if you have no intention on ever using them. Oh, I came up with an idea that theoretically could be possible. Let me patent it so that someone when they actually come up with the idea in twenty years has at the mercy of under my money. I don't use it at all right somebody emphasis, that's just a separate issue, but it is an Asia. Its is about one in the United States, Russia, the application is called offline, trajectories and it's a mess,

to predict where you're going to go next, based on your location data. The technology described in the patent would calculate that transition probability based at least in part on your previously logged location data. Associated with appropriate pearl, pull our plurality Plurality, plurality of users who were at the current location, it will also use the data of other people. You as well as that of strangers, to make predictions. So it's going to be able to pay It too you based on what you ve done before. It will also predict you because it will go out and look at your friends and what they ve done, but all oh, if I'm reading this right, it will look at your friends and where they are so of your friends are gathering at some place. You're driving in the general area likely you're going there.

Ok, you're! So my convincing me this is a good use of technology. When you mean, as this will make it easier Let make our lives easier to get ads in places where women have the internet. That sounds horrible. I don't like, like it, I do have the internet now. They just need to know where you are at all times now. That's it that's it. They just is, indeed, I think, is a lot of stuff is I'm notices would like you know like a bird lift type of apps and where they Oh, go that a certain way, a certain amount of time they say all this must be. Your house's must work the one, that's really as the year we have the gps in my my wife's car and it now draws new roads on the map, because if we oh to a place where they don't have a road map to certain amount of times it realises. Oh, there must be a road there and then cross. The road on the map is actually re. Mapping kind of in real time, which was very funny this one time I was driving down the street and I looked over it. I saw this circle on the side of the road and economic, almost a dirt

when they draw new road on any, whose a circle like a well defined circle, their lines all around and unlike what the heck is that they pull up, and I realized it was crispy cream we're, like my wife, it gotta Chris cream with a kid so many times it thought it was a road really really happy with design omega, probably not good for the diabetes future. My children, but you know one seriously if that happened, think they think of the implications. If that happened- and you do have a problem with weight or something else and your health insurance. Be alerted that you are going to Crispy cream a lifetime's yeah. That's a great point that Asia is so valuable to them that they will do ever we may can to give you things so that you will give that data to that like you know- there's a new Google phone service out and I get just struck Lee is introduced in so don't do it don't do anything? Google don't have an android dont use go.

Chrome. Gonna put you keep saying that gotta put it in my google counter and myself to get myself off of Google. I know, but it's true like they have the phone service and it had like a cool feature to anything was like there's, like thousands of work, wifi, hot spots that you automatically get access to. Their plan, Elsie myself, or are you so much for current data will be great to have just be able to hop on Wi Fi when you're at some minimum, wherever these things are kind of cool technical thing, and you have to learn all the passwords is automatically does it and then you know it's great about that. Is Google pay is for all of those who were access for your data, so there is paying it out of the goodness of their higher. I just want your life to be easier, and so this giant Corporation is just paying those billions of dollars to give you all of those free wifi hotspots all over the world for everybody, because they're just those their good they're good people. Or found a way to make more money off a view, because

they'll, have greater access to your information. When you think it's a second once do new seizure you just negative. I is being I know I know. Stroman, like I think these things, a lot of times, do actually make your life better. And the real cause of that. We, our losing brave new world. Yet you said because when we run, we are doing our stage towards you know the China's doing. Nightingale or we're doing brave new world and its, we're doing this completely willingly were giving them all the technology were, giving ever giving them all the information, so they can use with their technology and you know it improves your life by like one, eighty, seven percent or more like her right. So I know where I am all the time might then now predictive technology. Member, I told you I was yesterday. There was a new thing out now that shows that they can predict There's this new scan that can predict today.

Tried it on animals where an animal is gonna, move next, an ace. It's it's an incredible thing. Just just look up, brainwaves brainwaves, and so there shooting this thing ed and animal, and it can see their brain and the way It sees it it destroyed it's the animal it actually Like sees the movement of the animal before the animal moves, and they can predict kinds of behaviour on this well, this is here. They his Google saying I we're gonna, have predictive technology to just be on what we know about you and your friends, etc, etc. On where you're going. This look at France what's happening in France. This the closest to a revolution that France has had for a long long long time. This could end in act we'll revolution in France. You think with all this technology that the gun prince, are not gonna, say hey. We need to know where these people are. Of course, they will of course them in China's already waiter

really the right to have a revolution in China renounced socially and in major city. You'd, have no chance of being able to pull it off again, like revolutions are a lot of times, not so positive, it brought a most time. Most times had been alive is one example. I can think of those pretty good. Yes, we hear America American Revolution. I think it's the only one that that ended. This way no ends with the people who started right. Yemen is one thing to end the original goal and the original people and why the odds Humphrey Celestin, with the in Egypt and in throughout the though arab awakening, where it was a way of being some other powerful group, that's not the first powerful sure, but not the kids. The teenagers don't want of taking Hoover, and I got a really passion about there's this week and then now we're being crushed by the new government next week. We talked about this yesterday on the news and why it matters that this what's happening in France, could very well be what happened in Hungary. You know it was top down bottom up inside out, and you want that. You want that

the core of protesters to rise? Cause chaos in the streets to make everybody say to the government, the Euro, stop this, and so the government does little do they. The government is not necessarily on their side and it comes our clamp down and you have communist hungry. So it had that's exactly how it happened in the nineteen fit they did not want to be a soviet satellite, but there were riots in the streets and enough people in high places. They said you know I gotta do this. We have to do that and next thing you know those soviet tanks are rolling in and there are communists, soviet satellite. We could see this except this time, We have the technology to stop anybody who is even literally even thinking that that's a good idea, the best

Glenn Back Programme, the fusion of entertainment and in with this, is that Glenda Programme Mackenzie items She was nine years old. She wanted to be a scientist when she grew up to accept math was always bringing home hundreds in her homework, but she also like- red by playing with dolls play station, for she would record goofy videos with her cousins. But she just killed herself family is now having to bury Mackenzie on Saturday. Her body was discovered. Had their home in Alabama by her grandmother what Mackenzie atoms It's not a new story

it's not a new story. We'll talk, two Mackenzie family and see how they're turning it majesty into possibly sort of a blessing for others, we do that in sixty seconds Mackenzie Adams a little girl who she was nine and did suicide I don't even know how that happens to a nine year old. This story is so Frederick on many levels, Edwina Harris Lee at the end of a Mackenzie items is with us now. First of all, Edwina our deepest deep. Sympathies go out to you in the family? I cannot imagine what you guys are going through now. Thank you.

It's been merely high, so first of all tell me a little bit about Mackenzie. Tell me who she was looking very bubbly little girl, very smart, Amber Spanish, like a tale joke back again, there are a family where the travel Lou I e the beach in all this? I really sweet fun and energetic here so she was being bullied in in school. And and she was being bullied. If I'm not mistaken, because she was friends with a white kid is that true that is true is more to it. Of course, arm is inadequate, she was cute little girl. You now had a lot of love. You know every jealousies is not just, What you have said is who you have arrived,

but we also there was some in the family that she well. We loved her unconditionally as if she was there could they only have one child as those you like it? there they were really really call, and they would the they would pick her up for school sometimes and she would go in and and was it white kids or black kids that were or both that were both elbowing. I was both men. Does it ever? Does it ever get better in Alabama, so so what was happening with the bullying that you can talk about like what was being said, base what you guys, enrietta, raincoat be in black hair and produce a kill yourself kill yourself think I bet you

and, of course, Lucchese. Now we come home, we go about this, so from a faint bays. How we are you not without a charge will believe in God and bathed in all those things so wish he deed is not something ass tall. You know. That's not even something is even powder in all its forms is suicide and kill yourself in death, the bear nature. So we she's talked to love everybody in what the bullying course my mom is a respected individual community, which is something that has been lacking to be say because Mamma has masters degrees. She worked for the age are in the mental health thinner. The whale. So the people that's in schools, had work with Mama one form of fashion or another, because my mom deal in services so the talks of bullying my Mama jurists, because she knew about it on the talks of housing, deal with their. My mom was these data sheet and her

fashion, has always helped other people get through. So so so the breaking point on their Monday that happened at school. There had pushed her there. Cause. She had eleven environment that wouldn't We hear merrily at all. She had to do it. Do you know tat? Do you know what happened on Monday? That pushed it over the edge? There's something There are still working on I'm working diligently with chief I'll stay to find that out, Asian out, because you ok is everything there's a lot of things that he's. We the finding that we're still searching in China gave final answers about. So now I read that she was a great student hundreds on Oliver tests but then recently that started to fall apart. So that was a a warning sign. That was something was going on and she did talk to you

mother, and the mother did talk to the the teachers right, absolutely Mamma. I went to the school my sister Paul school Mama, one of their cup, with arms are made, as I say, my mom. It worked with these on with the schools in both city because of her profession, and they were more of colleagues and so on, she talked eliminate, assured her tat. They will make sure that make sure be fine. She can come talk to them anytime. She wanted, if anything was happening. She just looking you should let them know, and that was too the assistant preferable to the counselor. My mom was not able to speak with one of the teachers issues which you they will speak to another one arm, though you sure Mamma Mamma waking thin in my need bag. You she didn't get the assurance from people that she worked with before and the the main bullying kid he was this. Ended for bullying earlier. Was he not?

Now I don't know about suspension, but I do know he was put in in school. Suspension will either in school. The ice is not completely suspended fund, which is what he needed to be expelled from school, but he was put in in school suspension years and one it back came documenting documentation which my mother does preserve a carbon copy of that information where that incident took place when he was put him in school. Suspension among these was rolled up for standing up for herself. So I can't I just I you know I have kids and at nine years old I mean I'm worried about my you know my my fourteen year old son of my twelve year old girl and I see the rate of suicide going through the roof and something is happening with our kids, but at

nine it's it's no. This is just it stunning and I've been thinking about you guys and praying about you in your face. But I also feel so I'm so worried about her friend who. Having. How is this? Do you have any idea how the fair He is dealing with this, so he doesn't feel like my friend just be. As I was white, or just because we were friends or whatever the reason that she's dead. Now I I just this This is such a tragedy is actually at the beach right now they add out, I'm not sure they're gonna return home on which our highly recommend and had my recommendation for emu pair their village field and their heart there, my mother, be what she say which would win through the school and rip.

What are the better you feel in your heart there, my mother, she wishes data, you know my mom ever knew there, an old mama and there dad be individuals in this county on the movie here, because if this is what they want, to say what more, where they do. If it was your chow, if your kids are feeling threaten their school, please move them. Please move them, because Fanny appears out of your heart from your protection given to someone there. It will fail. Protect them, that is not a good feeling. I'm a mother! I am also in the school systems in Atlanta as well, and I take what I do Piracy is a way you have allowed. You'll keep leave your home and come into my position. They are now my children and I'm gonna protect them in every fibre mombi. I

at a pop educator? I am thus care of these key that they pay booing is ok. I stand up to these kids, just as I did in high school when this happens and out for people that I have protected former honestly have again, because it was my heart: do that you buy father? Might it be a new treaty? I would, above all, but I was also one of the popular tee, so I was in vain and truly indifferent. They like Edward. That would my duty my position, just as I have one now in me in Atlanta the stand up and be the boys without we would see that can't do that. Those individual like I do. I don't know how it happened to your knees. When are you deal with the peer me I'll do high throughout the school or whatever the time. Finally, work better protected, no individual. Anyone one of these enough for different people that IRAN, by oh, my God, What are you? You know? I forgot because that's who I am bested, what my family

my family, it avoids the happened, some I need it will heartbreak and because nobody for my knee nobody, the calm of tat, we ve done for people to good monies. Happy sulphur with there's no feature stood up like my ma. Am I dead and myself have built up in the education system? That is that our teachers and professor than you don't doktor than in education. No body stood up on my knees. Nobody stood up for mother and nobody really, you have. You started I go find me page called the Mackenzie Foundation. You can find it just by searching for Mackenzie Foundation and you have a goal of ten thousand dollars. You ve already on three thousand dollars and you want to focus not just on the bullied, but you also want to focus on the bully him him him or herself in what way. Where

will it happen, some of those guys that I did go to school with and some people I didn't know what they said. What it is not just want to be honest with you. I was the bully and the reason I'm telling you that I trust you, but the way where the person that I used a brilliant school was stating a story how their life is still in two or more because they have been waiting for so long in school, though it does. I thought we: u wanna, though these they live with you for the rest of your life out there for many people that I've been reading there have been embarked for me, so I want to bring in those people there have opened up. Me, and there was the bully right now. I'm talking with them to see what was happening in your life at this time. That may you feel that coming to school to bully someone else was okay, and if the store is wrong, things will happen, withdraw the with drug. It was a single pair home.

Other family members who bullion man for a k, a school in Bali, someone else for the Bali has the heel. Fires could weaken targeted in and help the bully they couldn't do. They won't bully someone else because it takes a bully for there to be bullying, Edwina Harris the additive Mackenzie Adams, my wife and I wish we could be at the funeral. One cent

hey, I don't know why I just feel so attached to Mackenzie End and what she went through end the little boy as well, and I just want you to know that what you're, in our thoughts and in our prayers and and blessings to you in the family and in may this turn out to be in the long run, something that will bring honour to Mackenzie name for a long long time to come back. Thank you so much if you would like to donate even go to go, find me the Mackenzie Foundation There- I now reached ten thousand dollars to be able to were to be able to have some of these former bullies come in and maybe make a difference. Its try go fuck me dot com.

I back into a programming. This is the Glen Back programme. So up a glimpse. Come today. There is a flashback, of something that we did Stu. I but even seen it yet, but it's a flat, back of me in two thousand eight talking about me, it's cold outside and an saying look how ridiculous this song is. Yet you basically but it did all of the terrible things that have been said about baby, it's aside from back in the day I someone actually speculated after we posted it that when someone from the left was going through, it a catch you on something from Amelia years ago. Some horrible thing you said and just thought that this is a good idea near here. Blocking the idea that maybe it's cold outside is about date. Rape, button Oh that's! A thing that's actually believed by every person who says they love social justice online and you kind of predicted the whole.

Diversity about ten years ago, results are very funny segment. Is it arable? Still, yeah. Well, out of an era bonapartists today go listen to it on line has so much you say like last week is no longer arable. This we know I mean you, certainly cabinet. Somebody find that out in years old. That's not gonna go well now, but it was really very far what you and your mocking the idea that someone would think analysis about date. Rape, I mean if you really want to read it tat way. If you want here the song in that lie you can. It is land, it's very funny and that it can have that meeting. Obviously, that was not the intention but the yesterday the intent was actually the exact opposite. That was to say it was free for women at the time and could make their own sexual decisions whim could be coy in play hard to get inside. Yeah, I'm gonna stay that way

Not a role of a woman back when that song was written brain do this. This was a very empowering a workman empowering song Context matter: right now supposed to now will not anymore, but if you go back and listen to this end it it's a very it's a very fun Christmas. Listen Glenn backed outcome we treated put on Facebook is well it's it's worth. Especially because you see now today, people who are supposed to be in a trustworthy arbiters of culture are making all of the points you are making for real their say These things are really offensive. It's really his are. Are you find that a glinda come? Let me t about her enemy of hers. Her heard of her Jimmy Johns the sandwich place or heard of it There are many times this, this bastard provisionally Johns. Oh he's just showing off

well yeah, he went into of a Walmart in Illinois and paid off eighty one thousand dollars worth of layaway goods probably only to do it just to get his name in the paper in awe remedy. Think good thoughts about him. These bastards. Now what a jerk near manager. Clearly, not a Christian and Tyler Perry wow. What a shobo that guy as yet I think this is simply going around. I thanked some sum up. I guess someone who see themselves as a competitor of yours It was a daily collar. Something is exactly four understand the sick were. If we're all I kind of fighting for conservative values, it never understand why everyone gets so nasty with each other. That's always been a bazaar of his our feature, but I guess you know it's meta whatever, and I guess there they're they're, trying to to make your dear your donation look bad while you for it, I should have equal. I should have been quiet ice.

See a theory online. I love this one. That I am so broke. Only doing this to look like I'm not broke. Really. India you're living under a bridge works at magic tonight. Right, I know, look I I don't understand that we know bono used to get me. While the time sometimes by conservatives, who would say he selling these t shirts and a portion of them is going to us charity. I was that was great That was can sue. I think most people did because it's a celebrity in and he's making a big deal out of it he's been in any way they people, he's in the stores all over the country, a capitalist thing and they went after at the end. They were like will only ten percent of the money for these shirts ones of going to the charities as well. That was kind of what was promised. Ten percent proceeds will go to charity and we want to donating millions and millions of dollars to charity through this, and if we didn't talk, about it? No more by the shirt. If Tyler Perry would have kept this secret, it wouldn't

Given me the idea or caterer she had rock or Jimmy Johns or you, the the thousands of peace, Pull all around the country who heard these ideas on what I'm gonna. Do? That's great, it's fantastic! Can we please relax and just enjoy the holiday spirit, Please. The best of the Glen Back Programme. So my staff of millennials are talking about adultery. I don't even know what adultery is and a quarter life crisis. What is it order life crisis while we're about to find out a J, p polluter is an author of a book called welcome to adult and it is taking millennials by store, welcome J P. How area have done so great? I have my own gladly say to you by August out Gibby what exactly is adopting well. It is the practice

behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adults, especially the accomplishment of a mundane but necessary task. If that sounds like, I read that from the dictionary too, because I did it's it's a new word. We just put that in the dictionary last year and so It is official. So this is something that we use to just do. Naturally, when you were eighteen, you work, at least in my also your kind of expected, Go out, nor in your own way, in mental you're, an adult now get out And now we why the breakdown this thing that has always been natural. Well, I don't it's always been natural. I mean, I think it. I think hindsight is always twenty slash twenty. When we look back on, do you know how our own development and how we've grown up- and I know what saying about millennials and young adults today, the delayed adolescents, the lazy narcissist. I don't think that's entirely true at all.

And I appreciate you- know something. We may have a shared perspective on that because it seems like we ve all. We all need help growing up in existing different times and what not? And when I look at the future, I am hopeful, but I think these guys they they need leaders. They need people to inspire them, but I think that they want to do something great. They want to change the world, they won do something bigger than themselves and- and I hope this is a resource that help them do that. Ok, so this is part of the. This is part of the problem I think with. Suicides that arising in millennials, and it is that people just aren't convinced that they can make a difference that life has no meaning that there is no purpose to anything. Is this what the quarter life crisis is about? Nothing, that's, absolutely right! Glenn! I think people are looking for purpose. I think they're looking in the wrong places, I think they have a thousand friends on social.

Media in a thousand twitter followers. Do you know whatever and it, but no real relationships, no death and no meaningful conversations, they're, not looking for hope in the right places, and so they despair. You know they they want to be the number one and number two goals of millennials are rich and to be famous and and when they do, they hit the the wall of pursuing riches and pursuing stardom other left despairing and are looking for more. I will tell you that wealth and fame are gigantic impostors, and what really lead me to my awakening in my thirty's was I I had accomplished little bit of both and realised that completely empty and then had no idea where to go and where to find it. Yet Brad Pitt says the same thing: Tom Brady says the same thing. Jim carry says the same thing: Russell Brand just came out with it

Its aim is the same thing in other. They say my friend TAT says the the richer infinitely better off than the poor, because, while the poor think riches will bring happiness, the wealthy no better- and I think that's a true statement the same as it is with fame. I will tell you that I don't think there was this spread of misunderstanding between generations. When I was a kid maybe with in my grandparents and and me, because I grew up in a great depression, but not my parents, and me I mean there was the misunderstanding, but things in the world have aged so much that when you talk millennials now and I'm gonna, fifty four, you talk to millennials and it is a different world. They see the world differently, they speak a different language,

they understand technology and the world as it's going to be much better, and you know I think they have a reason to be a little concerned if they dont have somebody in their life. That's you know, our generation going. It's ok, it's ok! It's it's really exist Getting what you guys are facing is really exciting and you're going to be able to change the world. If you keep your head on their shoulders, the I think you're right, you have to have someone to talk to. I also your pointing to the right challenges with the information age, the boom of technology. You know carrying a

may your computer in our pockets everywhere we go at that, does change a person, it's interesting what you say about the gap between you and your parents being smaller EU. I think that, that's probably I would share your perspective and at the same time, I think that we all go through some day. I like to call kind of the younger brother, older brother syndrome, which comes from I picked it up from the biblical store. The prodigal son were, I think, we're all kind of the the older amid the younger brother. At some point, someone is patient with us and let you know embraces us and extends grace to us, and then we know where we were with the father and all is right and we grow out the way you overnight become the older brother and then we just look back with judge then, we don't want to be patient with anyone else and inside I try to do you know when I sit with someone whose young and naive and just like, I was- and I sure am in ways I can't see right Now- just be patient with them seek to under

and the world where they're coming from what is their worldview and, in your point them the truth, What is the number one thing that they are concerned about and an? How can people were listening help them? I think dating right at that point. The life you graduated College in Europe, you trying to figure out how you can convince some one of the opposite sex to spend the rest of their life with you, the anxiety, He is a huge felt need right now. As you talk about is growing suicide rates and oppression rates. I think you have a generation despairing out of control and so that the huge fell need, but the biggest one you also touched on kingly is just searching for purpose. I think they're trying to figure out hey you know is that what is their God first of all, and if there is what is his desire for me and how do I find my purpose in this world, and so that is

that's the the felt need. I think the fell. Nay can be more of the that dating an anxiety, but the real need to underline need is, is what were you created for and that's where I think this this book. The chapter two is all about purpose and finding your identity. I will tell you the name of the book is welcome to adult and by the way and I'll tell you J P that I search for answers for a long time and in my thirty's I had a complete crash and I lost absolutely everything, and it was only then that I was willing to look at the real answer. Which is God and you know he had been Justice- distant kind of thing that I believed in, but I really a real relationship, etc, etc, and I you know I not something that is being encouraged at all in a large portion of our society. Now and- and you know, churches

Seem so out of touch to so many millennials? I mean it's different here and in the south, but seem completely distant, and God is kind of this distant idea. And we were just listen him- some audio from from the wild fires in california- I don't think I've heard so many Californians talk about God, burning in winter when you are really stripped down? That's when you start to find answers, that's what in the midst of human suffering. That's where you find him, and they said: there's no atheists and the foxhole all You ve seen that we also saw a great awakening happen with one nine eleven occurred whenever there, whenever tragic kids, we turn to the creator. I see the same thing in Haiti when the earthquake kitten took twenty ten year, the whole country coming around sent okay, now, turning from Satanism to ok, we think there's a creature,

Good God, that's similar to my store Glen. I'm in sixteen years ago, I was at a bar on a Saturday night and what kind of everything wrong with Dallas and a person was pretentious. I want to be a millionaire before I was thirty of the Jaguar, the penthouse condo and, and was you know, girlfriend and another several girls, and all of that just in one person, and I was at a bar and someone invited me to church tonight. I came to watermark and I sat in the back row and I was hungover. I smell like smoke the night before you know the club and I was

sex addicted to porn, and I just began to wrestle with who you know who is God and and really seeking that out, and I looked at all of the World religions cuz. I thought what are the odds I'll be born to the right country? Know if I was born in China and be Buddhist India be Hindu and around might be Muslim inside started, studying start from scratch that grew up in the church, but I was just really had a biased against Christianity and continue to explore that I was overwhelmed by the evidence that pointed me to Jesus Christ and when I surrendered my life to him. Just as that that person that I described earlier, everything changed what I did for fun change, who I hung out with change the way. I start change the way I talk changed,

you're, my profession changed, and so I'm so passionate about helping the next generation reach this generation college in Y or GEN, Z, millennials, young adults. I want to see that gap you address earlier become narrower and smaller, so that you know we can raise up cuz. It cuz all of us, we have we know what we're going to leave this place and you want to leave a legacy you want to leave. People behind you that are are seeking to you know, live out their purpose. In this way, JP I'm I'm I'm thrilled to heavy on. As sounds like, we have a lot of shared shared experiences and shared belief in the younger generation. I think they get a very bad Arap. I've met good and bad, but I've met good and bad in all generations. This generation is looking, they just have any one encouraging and anyone who is telling them truth they ve been, will hide too. I think their whole their whole life and- and I have great confidence in them so

you so much for what you're doing in the name of the book is welcome to adulthood. Welcome to adult Jonathan J P, O Clodagh, thanks for being on we'll talk again. Ok for the first time in ten years, new rules on exercising remember, I think we're butter is ok again, are we? but it was ok that was bad. It was really bad. Then it was ok. That was bad again. I think we're back to butter is ok, I think you're right, ok, so it's a little slower, but for the this time. In ten years they have come up with new exercise guidelines and when I say they would- read the story a little bit more deeper to know who they are, but I think we all know that's what they want you to leave This is all framed, is good news, ok, He knew exercise. Guidelines aren't Creasy the recommended amount of exercise for teens and adults that sounds like good news.

Some of their not decreasing them either so that sucks. However, they do change the definition of exercise a bit. So it is easier to hit the sky. In the Journal of American Medical Association and the Department of Health and Human services and, if you're not pitting the guidelines that were released in two thousand and eight don't feel bad. Eight and ten people are like me. I don't give a flying crap what they say why here is a subtle but important change. They no longer define exercise as an activity that last at least ten minutes. So now. What were how many minutes it doesn't even just any kind of any kind of heart rate increase. You can count that time or expanding length of time. So now, if that's true sex counts for people with their, even I would say to you, I'm start exercising more, but I am going to be closer to the minimum amount of exercise any to do correct

cause zeros closer to whatever their stand. Now than ten, yes a so if you just park a lot, it further away from your office. That counts now is exercise and that's a good the thing to do. If there are no spots that are close, they said no one knows writer, that's right. They say you don't have to go to the gym for ten fifteen or thirty minutes, which I don't have to worry while crossing that off my calendar cause I'm doing it. Now that will lower your exercise now they're swiping they haven't. And I'm right here, I saw I am exercising well now. I can't cross it off. I could put it in and then, That's not what I'm doing doubled the exercise. They say it's bill to two point: five to five I've hours. Moderate intensity exercise or, one point: five. Now this is per week or one point two five to two point: five hours, a vigorous intensity exercise.

Week. We caused a seven day. One right. I know I can watch five hours of television or Netflix. I can walk for five hours purchased did you keep? I feel I got enough. These studies are actually showing this. Are there just dumbing down, but there was a they came out a few years ago. That said, it is as effective to do too. And minutes of high intensity exercise as it is to do like forty five minutes, your hour of lower intensity exercise. It seems like, like ten minutes, of course I can do ten minutes and I mean I That's gonna make some sense to me like you, because his high intensity, but the other parties just thinks. There's like well, that's going to do one minute. If we say ten, maybe it'll do one given that it does so in round into end and in blubbering can we at least we are not all Santa Rosa I wanted to. I look like the cartoon Wally

You know you don't want to look as I think, that's what we're all going to turn into a so when you are looking at the high intensity exercised, you remember when we first met rakers, while in two thousand and six yes, they were reigners while is beyond our future est he's a Trans humanist. He is. It takes us like six hundred tablets of of different manner and everything else a day, NEA yeah he's like I mean you, be swallowing pills old L day. Would you get full by that? I don't know. I feel that you would want to eat anything I'll, be filled with put pills, also he's taking all of these supplements every single day and really watches everything and he invented this exercise machine. That is a total body work out and an hour, We looking at it because he said you do use it for five days or five minutes a day, and you got everything you need, and the guy

in really good shape, and when I met him in o six, he had just started. Looking at his five years before started checking his actual physical. Age of his tissue. I don't even know how you do this, but he had gone back eight years in physical age, when I had seen him the the neck The thing is only the Sky Mall magazine, isn't it was going through the faces. Worrier pray might have the Hanoi available, but I think he came up with it any uses at every day and everybody then said: that's nothing. Could you can't do it for five minutes and that's that won't help you at all, and he was. I go and yet no, it helps a lot do it. So I'm only fat B, as the government said, I couldn't not be in five minutes. Listening, TAT, Glenn Beck,