The blaze radio network on demand love courage, true Glenn Back James Shaw, Junior. He watched kitchen, employee, stacking plates, the Waffle House, Tennessee Tower of excellent plates getting dangerously high for But who's never worked to the restaurant James Shaw and his friend. They said at the table top seats. They were just for the loud crash of the shattered plates, so in gunfire broke out, they initially shrugged it off as the plates had fallen, then the second eruption than one slash three and Glass ricocheted around the cloud crowded room and He began to panic the big scattered James Shaw, leapt from his seat towards the entrance

person was laying bleeding motionless. Just a few minutes earlier Shaw had seen the killers silhouette in the gold Chevy Silvarado outside, but he shut it off is three hundred and thirty. In the morning. There's a reason to assume that the twenty nine year old man inside the car was trying to say himself up for a shooting spree or the that the same man sitting in the car was naked waist down. And they were certainly no reason to believe that less than a year ago he had been arrested by Washington, DC police outside of the White House for unlawful. Entering the area which he told police he needed to inspect, Shaw sitting there at the table top didn't know any of this. But as he dashed for cover, toward the door.

Only thing he knew was, man now had an Ar15 fifteen and was just on the other side of the door, he shot through, that door to be sure, and I'm pretty sure he Graysmark and it was at. That like I made up my mind, 'cause there's no way to lock that door that if it was come down to it even after work to work to kill me so at the time that he was either reloading or the gun jammed or whatever happened is when I ran through this sliver door. I hit him with the swivel door and then the was kind of jammed up and it was pushed down. So we were scuffling and I managed to get him with one hand on the gun, and then I grabbed it from him not to it over the counter top and A9 that I was trying to get out the door, and I think he was pretty much in the entrance way. So I just took him out with me out of the internet

but all the way outside that is an example of a first responder what we're all supposed to be the killed four people, but he could have killed a ton more could have killed everybody in the restaurant. James Shaw Junior? Was there. America? This isn't about gun control because the shooter had already lost his right to purchase or own a gun, now, this story is really all about. James Shaw, Junior, the bravery and the American Spirit. That showed up In him yesterday

It's Monday April 23rd you're, listening to the Glenn Beck program, free LOS Angeles porn, ya, hello and welcome to the program. Let's say hello to our executive producer hello, hello, stew. Thank you very much, for a welcoming me to the program means a lot here. You're welcome, you're welcome, so I I get up early this morning and I turn on the radio and I'm driving into work and them about ten minutes into it. I I scream The car: how does anyone live here? How Does anyone live here Now, there's many reasons, but let me just give you the one that hit me as I is driving listening to the radio to the overnight talk show that was that As the interviewing a doctor, a doctor uh regression therapy and they were having a very serious conversation about the

regression therapy that this woman does and she has helped many people. Many people through the memories of abuse, that abuse? She helps. She helps you through the memory. That you have a abuse you know, maybe your father molested, you quote at in this life or another timeline. I thought wow. I've never considered that I might have been abused by my father in other timeline. Now I don't have a Dolorian, so I can never go in Sioux, my father in that timeline, but I'm not sure that that

it needs to be done. If my father abuse me and any time line, I should sue my father. Don't you think still needs because seem that way. Yeah I did. They cover the fact that regression therapy has been completely discredited yeah. I know they didn't know. It was spelled that no, I thought myself. But I may have been the only one in the car here in California that was saying what the hell you talking about another timeline, it was taken, but I just want you to know. Also the news broke this weekend rude you should not see a quiet place all right, It has a problem that now they have a problem with with a quiet place to see it this weekend. So I'm you did it. I thought it was real,

good! Now, I'm a hater! No, no hateful! No! It's very regressive! It's very regressive! Ok, it is a right wing, I'm quoting a right wing fantasy of survivalism huh of rights of right wing, right wing, fantasy, survivalism. How is it a right wing fantasy of Smilax inauthentic inner expression? You know, but has managed to bring to the for the idealistic elements of gun culture. So, you don't see it yet. No, I listen. Listen to me. Listen to me, listen to me! Look at the family, the family who lives in silence as to what not alert, angry shelled aliens to their presence and is only representative of a silent white majority that doesn't dare speak freely, for

fear of being heard by the super sensitive ears of quote the dark others This is not a real review. This is a real reviews cannot be. Actually. This is a real review. It's from the new Yorker huh, who had apparently has a real problem with this because and this part is be ready. This is from the economist it says it has insulting narratives the who told him. Farmers gun, toting affair, better against the aliens than the entire american war Machine and Middle America. Defenders of the to bear arms will also see flattering reflections of themselves in the films heroes of photo Genic white, family that lives in a backwoods farm, the movie

nothing but celebrate gun ownership and Hollywood needs to do better. That's the economist. That is not what that movie did it all Now. You know what I have to tell you. If if I'm being chased by shelled aliens, if a gun works, if you know toothpicks work, even iron works, I'm going to use it. I'm not celebrating the gun, sure I'm celebrating the death of the alien that's trying to eat my family. That's all I've done. That's all I'm doing you have to say what signs is pro big water you know, what was it was uh Those were the world's now it's been so long since it was, it was a germ, it's yeah, that's right! That was probe. Germ- I don't know it's a that's amazing, because they without getting into you, know, spoil lawyers if you haven't seen it like there. Very specific things about this family that make them

equally qualified to be able to survive. The instance they're going through, which is why you know it's a. They seem to not be joined by lots of people. In the scenario right I mean That is the entire plot of the movie. It very much explains why they survived and others didn't the economist in bemoaned this week, Hollywood's destructive reliance on the gun culture and particularly a quiet place, glorification of shooting aliens the bulls. Other self preservation tactics are all good but in the end it is just The ability to squeeze a trigger that makes the difference between being a responsible parent and aliens. Breakfast I mean inside again want to be in aliens breakfast. I yeah whatever stops you from being eaten

next to a goodwill by alien, really good with positive, but get like a you know, Iggy in lets. You see the movie. You might be able to completely relate to this, but like it does not spend its time glorifying gun culture now doesn't spend that's not what it's about at all. It's such as that is a really weird review again. This is, you know you could go Think how hard you have to work to get there. Oh, my god that that you are watching that movie in your, like the silence is the white person wanting to say things, but they can't because of the dark creatures I mean you go. I will work on that. Yes, again, this is a once you, you know addicted to outrage again right, like you wake up in the morning, and you see a movie, that's really enjoyable! That's really well done, and you for a way to make it racially divisive. That that is our culture right now. That's all we do

want to jingle. We have to have a jingle 'cause. We should should've started with that addicted to outrage. We have to have a jingle Every day we come it's a new problem, it's a new! It's something new to be outraged. Somebody is Pist off about something instead of talking about the waffle House today in a good way You know that everybody else is covering this in an outrage way. Instead of saying, hey, look at the guy who saved everybody, look up that guy is every tails is going to focus on well, they walked out in school. Again I don't know if you saw that they walk out in school last week, students across the USS s their demand for gun safety in a second walkout. Now you know what I found interesting. You, for the nationwide walkout for for life

the students all over the country were walking out uh against abortion. I didn't see any. I didn't see any coverage on that it was almost like every other student, led thing this one It's a second walk out and all of the tv cameras all of the nationwide cameras, all the networks. They were all there somehow or another. They got there. It's almost most likely. Have a pr firm, helping them now. This is actually a student lend leg, Wheatley Grassroots Movement, Glendalough, no, no, not getting any help, and they just happen to have those bank accounts set up the over the day after the shooting for the five hundred thousand dollar deposits from George Clooney in and other celebrities. That's just what happens when your student, you have that sort of access, Jonathan Banco. We had a group of twelve to fifteen others,

it high school in El Paso. Decided that they weren't going to participate in the walkout. Instead, they left the campus to visit a park on the other side of the busy highway that surround as part of the city he's sixth, grader Now I'm sure that nobody else would use this gun walk out just not because they wanted to protest, but just to leave school. But Jonathan is six grader was the first one to try to cross the highway. He was struck, truck and killed. I mean you know. The sad part of this here is that we know you can sit here and walk out of school for school shootings, but you're much much more. Only to be killed in a fashion similar to getting struck by truck then ever being in danger of being involved in a school shooting or a mass shooting of any sort.

And the great state of Texas isn't going to ban either they're, not going to ban the truck and they're. Not and the gun. What's we really interesting- is wonder if anyone will take control of the schools and and the stupid walkouts and make sure that when my kid is supposed to be in school he's in school, not Bing across the highway I want to thank Casper Mattress for making this program possible today. This portion of the program brought to you by Casper Mattress. I have to tell you I miss Casper, I'm here in LOS Angeles leaving on a bit. I don't even know what it is, but it's awful is absolutely awful supposed to be great bad. It's a great place. Casper, mattress, gray,

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leave school doesn't participate in the walkout against violence and guns. Does what I think Stu did every there was a walkout. We never had walkouts we were course to actually go to school and learn. Did you try as much as possible yeah? Well, yes, but you know when there was a walk out. You know, let's do a said many times he is. You know I was participated in the in the cause, because I was very passionate about whatever 'cause. That was that I can't remember. Nor did I know at the time, although I didn't know that most of our walkouts did pass by Mcdonald's and then I would walk in to Mcdonald's or maybe walk through the drive through and pick up a little something to support. So you have you got to have the caloric energy to support cause you're walking for sure sure sure sure did you we're joined back with the group. You know they passed by by then gives you no matter what else is? No, I

and then you wouldn't want to spend that energy trying to catch up, and you don't clear the route didn't go exactly by the Mcdonald's, so you had to bring off a little. Imagine you have a six grader now. Do you have a sixth grader and you've entrusted them to the school and the school has a walk out in your sixth grader is walking out, probably doesn't really have an opinion on the second amendment, I'm guessing not uh deep one in six grade. And he's walking out and not participating decides to go to the park across a highway, tries to cross the highway in gets killed? How much do you sue the school for. I sue the school for everything I can get even if I give all of the money away, 'cause, not money. I sue the pants off of that school and then, of course, does nothing to me.

You feel better about it at that. No and it only hurts it only hurts the taxpayers and everybody else. I mean it's a horrible solution, but somebody has to do that. Somebody has so that you can have our kids walking out in the middle of the day. Now you feel he's walking out on against violence at school kids getting killed and on the lockout. He gets killed right I mean real honestly, like probably one of the safest places you could be during the school day, is at a school even without the sick, extra security measures we've talked about, I mean there's the stitches. The show that that, if you know, if you were to leave school and you're out driving around walking around the busy streets so you're much more likely to you know to die. You are by actually being inside the school, and you know, there's there's, there's that there's that contract right you're making with the school, when you're dropping them off like it, you know at eleven,

older ten year old is not necessarily going to be the best choices. That's why you have supervision so that these things don't happen, but again Well, if you think about, if they're having a school walkout, how is school possibly going to manage where every student walks out too no they're, not that's why you keep him in the building they're, not right! That's why I've entrusted you to watch kid. Your sponsa bowl to watch my kid, because you remind me to put him in your school. You have the receipt. Instability are no those students and and tell you, can relax the the the the the teachers and the administrators they care about your child just as much as you do really, because I wouldn't let a kid tried to cross the freeway in the middle of the day. That's what I do is apparent you just let my son walk out of the classroom. He was supposed to be in as

parent. If I'm a home teacher You know, I'm not gonna, be he's not going to be walking out of my kitchen as I'm doing the class at home and then and say I'm walking out mom and I don't watch him as he goes to try to run across a freeway. Now I mean look alot alot teachers care a lot about students and there's many great ones, but you know the idea. We hear all the time that you You don't need to be involved in your parent. Let us do our jobs where the teachers were the schools. You know we're here, for you don't need to be involved like that. Well, apparently, did yeah. It's a total lie and you can you can love somebody else's kids, a lot, but I'm sorry they're, not your kids and they you don't love them and you don't care for them. I do that's a parents, job Glenn Beck mercury

This is the Glenn Beck program, to tell you every my drive by Starbucks. Now I can't take it sales feel this way. I can't especially when you know what happened. Philadelphia there's two guys that the walk into Starbucks they're, both african American, they say can we use your bathroom? They say. No sorry, you know there's no loitering here and you can't use our bathroom and less you're paying customer. So, instead of saying, ok, you know Dan, I'm not going to have one of your twenty three dollar coffees uh, you know give me, Give me a give me one of those but Scotty Thou. Much of those. There are thirty, nine all right! That's about thirty nine dollars! Okay, what do you have for about a dollar and a half one of the minutes from this box of mints? That is forty seven dollars I hold take I'll. Take one of the men's, an I'm going to go to the

bathroom, that's what we all do. Sorry bathrooms are for paying customers only good. Give me the cheapest thing, you've, got and go to the bathroom. How many times I believe, all of us at some point have been told sorry. Bathrooms are and you're like I'm going to. Explode. You don't understand. I've got an issue with public restrooms. I I hold it as long as I can. I really don't care, I'm going to explode and you're going to have some mopping up to do that. You just don't want around your customers. Let me use the bathroom we've all been in that situation, the left, loves to talk about social contracts that is legitimately part of the social contract. You walk into a place that they want you to buy something you buy the cheapest thing. You use the bathroom, that's how it works. Yes, yes or you know, I would like to expand the social contract to look I'll. Do the trans and the minute they need to look at you and say: is it an emergency and you're like yes, I've just been at Mcdonald's

without getting up there and when they hear your stomach. Do that you're, like Coco Coco, run fast everybody clear. That's in the bathroom. The guy is coming through board. That is so contract that we all need anyway, so Starbucks says no to these two guys. So what do they do? They go and they sit down and like punks. They, we have been told you're, not it's for paying customers all right, so they go sit down. Police come the police, asked him to leave three three times. Well there arrested. Now all the the head of Starbucks is just so disgusted by company that he built. Oh, I can't believe that I've even worn a Starbucks hat, and I listen to Starbucks music and I

pay, five hundred dollars for a Starbucks lot K. I I can't believe I've created this monstrosity. That is made me, and so many others rich and provided so much pleasure in the cough the paradise? Oh, I feel so horrible. Now. What have I done so besides social Justice, training. And he's closing down Starbucks for a whole day. Now it happens to be the day after memorial, build a so that's got to be a big day for Starbucks. You know what I mean, so he gives everybody a four day weekend. Oh that'll kill him that'll, kill him and he says he's going to he's going to have primitive come in for sensitivity. Training now Now again, there has been no indication

and not one piece of evidence at any point in this entire circus that race had any factor in any moment of it, especially from the company's perspective because I mean the only thing we know is people believe that black people are treated unfairly, which, of course, they are at times so we're just assigning a racial reason. For them, leaving company has no evidence at least that we've heard that, like we went went to the manager's facebook page and found a bunch of racist memes on there or anything like that. With none of that has happened, but they're going to take One thousand stores out of commission for a day to talk to their employees, none of which I've actually been accused of racism in any meaningful way with any evidence, but we're going to just close down the eight thousand real. Well. If, if I may say, the Washington Post ask the Starbucks spokesperson what its policy was for situations like this and uh,

quoting Starbucks quote in this. Ticular store the guidelines were that partners musk ask on paying customers to leave the store. Police took me called if they refuse an quote. That's the Starbucks Policie according to stay, Starbucks! So what have I created? The monster is loose and the reason why that particular store just because it's it's in a very busy area right and there's a lot of traffic and they don't want they. They don't have. Maybe a lot of seating. Okay, keep saying it Whitey Only the spokesperson also said this in this situation, the police should have never been called. Wait. A minute hang on just a second wait. I just want to review the policy partners must ask Some paying customers to leave the store at

police are to be called if they refuse, but This situation police, I've never been called. Why. Now, because the answer to that is because we didn't want to deal with this fall out. That's the answer, they're saying in retrospect. We wish you didn't call because then I wouldn't have to be talking about this right now by the a a woman in Arizona, a white woman. Went in to use the bathroom at a Starbucks. She was refused was was was she which was anybody at that Starbucks in trouble? Oh by the way, it was a pregnant woman that falls to me into the emergency section. You know what I mean or I got a baby dancing My bladder I take both of those seriously. If I'm buying counter of the Starbucks,

is when your water breaks it probably water at that point let the woman use. Can we have some common sense so that now made the news how about this one I love. I love that nobody really paid attention to this one uh Dateline Philadelphia. Still. Where did this Starbucks? Where did this happen? Philadelphia? Almost the Super bowl champion, Philadelphia Eagles, oh dear God, of Daylight Philadelphia Starbucks, has issued a personal apology to the Philadelphia police department. Sergeant who has refused it was refused access to a bathroom because he didn't purchase anything. The company told website on Monday that it apologized to the offer to the officer as a result of last Friday's incident at a center location, the employees

air apparently declined to allow the uniform officer into the bathroom. After a brief verbal disagreement, the officer left we're taking steps to ensure doesn't happen in the future. This does not resent represent the experience we ought to create for our customers. By the way this happened It's ago, at the same Starbucks well, He didn't really do anything about that looks like that. Is your policy and the interesting thing. Apparently, he was asked to leave and left which shot yeah. I did and he's the police. What he had to call me. If you call me right, is there a lot to run through red lights, whatever they want? What yeah? That's it? That's amazing. It's a great point. I mean you know, that is the issue. It's the news story and less Why racism to it. And there's no evidence to suggest that racism has

initial we've seen these before right, Glenn like there's, some restaurants, that you hear that the purse Use a racial slur or you know the classic slur on the receipt right where that happens seemingly every once in awhile these things, really do occur. There are racist people that work at restaurants, just like there's racist people that work at every other job in the universe, but no reason whoever this manager is, that called and it's I know we still another name, thank God, because she has been accused of the most extreme elements of racism in our society. Yet no, one has provided one blip of evidence to support it and we're all just supposed to the entire national chain of eight thousand restaurants is, closing down for a day to tell everyone a racist. Apparently they are when there's no reason to believe that,

had anything to do with racism other. Or just preconceived idea that black people get treated badly at restaurant. Oh, no, no, but Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks! Now I'm going to take it from him quote. I think you have to see and looking at the tape that she demonstrated her own level of unconscious bias. The tape you have to ask yourself whether or not In fact that was racial profiling. Well, you probably. Maybe do you have to ask yourself it would be better to ask yeah, but you have to ask yourself and if, if it is, if it is You know a bias, racial profiling. He is why do all the eight thousand employees how is everybody else? Should there be or a training session for one shouldn't be fired if she really was racially insensitive? What why does everybody go through this? Why do we have through the racial bias, training

he's the one? Who did it that you think she's so biased? I haven't anything you'd have to say she demonstrate did her own level of unconscious bias? Unbelievable that I mean. Can I get if I worked for Starbucks right now, I would be out of there with. I mean, look at the way they're treating their people again like if you, if they keep saying she has not been fired, but she no longer works at that store if she's this blatant racist. She should be fired if you can start growing up black people because they're black then absolutely fire her you're right like it's, not it's not a witness protective. Protection program for someone like this. If they are this terrible of a person, they should not represent your company. The clear point is they don't actually believe she is a racist, clearly This is all about pr and they're, torturing this poor woman, who hasn't no indica and that she was racist at all and think she is an unconscious bias. That's something that will follow for the rest of her life. If

actually, no, no! No, if I make as I'm in California, I believe, I'm an authority now Ok, it could follow her through her life on timeline or the next time line. We don't know she may be perfectly non racist in this timeline. Button their timeline. Oh my gosh she's wearing a hood behind the counter jokes funnier. If you were listening to is about forty five minutes ago, all right every business needs great. And the the best way to find them something better than just posting your job online and praying for the right people to see it is zip recruiter. It's a smarter way, zip recruiter, built a platform that finds the right job candidate for you, zip recruiter, learns what you're looking for. I

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From LOS Angeles. California, welcome to the program, glad you're here as a just a couple of California, the notes say it went to church here yesterday, which is hard hard hard to find but went to church yesterday there about. Well, I don't know: eight people the kids were well, they were playing out in the filet and somebody from the pole. Had to say: hey, kids, we're going to talk about kids now come on. It was like the strangest thing I don't think God's doing well in California, still not sure. Is really doing well. Well, they they have a very weak border laws, except when it comes to God. They make sure they keep him out. Yes, sir yeah yeah you're there police and that they are police that let, ask you this. What would God be saying to you or what would your reaction be to this story?

a Colorado man, achieved a distinction last week that few people would probably want to match. Dylan Mcwilliams. Move by a shark on Thursday in Hawaii. Ok kind of that's coming in one right here he's twenty years old spends a lot of time outdoors and he was fifty yards from a shipwreck when a shark came and bit him. He said He got away from the shark and he swam back. It required seven stitches. So it's not so huge, but it's you know seven stitches. Now It's not the unusual part. The uh, visual part is last July. He had to have nine staples to his head. Because a three hundred bear tried. Eat his head. While he was camping in the mountains. Ok, so he's been

by a bear and The shark yeah well. There was also another encounter that happened the year before when he was camping out in the deserts of Utah, where he was bitten by a rattlesnake. So he's been bitten by a rattlesnake, a bear and a shark dude gods telling you something and it anet it. I don't know if it's like you're not supposed to be alive, Stay inside stay inside dude inside get a dog a little dog, maybe a goldfish turn into highly inside turn into Howard Hughes, immediately, like ever leave no seriously indoor movie theater p in your room in the home and and give the bottles out to some help. Yet no I knows get. Can I tell you something? I'm always looking for excuse to stay inside I mean mosquitoes. I'm like I was bitten by a mosquito. I require any stitches, but I'm not going outside anymore

this guy, if I'm bitten by rattlesnake, I'm having a hard time going outside, but I go outside a bear that a bear tries to eat me, I'm not going into the water. Ok, going into the water, certainly not camping. If you remember the The fine series of documentary films, final destination that came out a few years ago, is a documentary or something where they would escape an incident and then like they would be destined for death for the rest of the movie. This guy might be in one of those. I if you've been bitten by a rattlesnake, Aberon Anna work. Obviously go one of two ways: you're going be like I'm supposed to be dead or you're. Like I'm invincible, bad, I can do anything. Glenn Beck mercury,

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actuality, not read it. Actually, I think that's probably pretty right, but I die those who have read it. No, there are some good parts, but overall, certainly not the finest thing man has ever produced. Oh okay, all right, it's repetitive It's it's sometimes ill intentioned, it's foolish uh, if the thing you heard was good about the Bible was the nasty bits then proposed Christophe's the notebook the marvelous tale of two brothers who have to get along when things get rough. The subtlety in the cruelty of the story is like that famous swords stroke that plunged upward through the bowels that lungs and throat and into the brain of the rower. Oh ok, I don't even know that by the way, the notebook

is a novel. I mean I know the movie and I thought it was a little sappy. But this is a novel about a group of actors who travel through Europe. The completion of the most recent play, it is delightful and the part with the novel's main characters to twin boys are to move in with their grandmother. It's that part is certainly has the cultural gravity and historic importance the same as the crucifixion of Christ or or they coming down of the ten commandments or the creation of language or the formation of life, you should see what happens with their grandmother. It's outrageous Anything this list serves as a verification of the writing available. Mark TWAIN, adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Hemingway's. Best works, the old man in the sea in a farewell to arms. I Mccarthy, one of the greatest writers of all time,

what meridians not supposed to be read a terrifying and then historical document which also strangely, to base a lot of story on the Bible. Kinda like Shakespeare. Does too, in fact it's hard to imagine any stern literature without the Bible. We are in this weird space where we are supposed to just deny everything. Everything is new it's a totally new reality and whatever you thought reality was that's. Definitely not real. I'll tell you what's real will tell you what's right, just read any of these other things I mean. If that's not fascistic, I

don't know what is it's Monday April, twenty third you're listening to the Glenn Beck program joined by Ben Shapiro, who is the editor in chief of of the daily wire? Also the most listened to conservative podcasts in the world. Welcome baby girl? How are you did you see it? So books. Would you like to ban today? Wow I mean after that, instead of notes left yeah, I know I mean I gotta get the children books, I'm reading those middle the night. So how do you how it? Yet you go to these college campuses all the time and you speak, and when I went to call, which was, I spent more time in the parking lot. Then, You were taught how to think how to find answers. I mean I was

I, the professor, that I learned so much from. I had no idea where stood on any issue because he would are you so hard on one side and then flip it around and argue. On the other side, an you believed both of them. Nobody's doing that anymore. In fact, that's frowned yeah, that's usually reserved for law school, like when you go to law school, that's what they say, they're going to teach you how to think like a lawyer, but when you're in you're in undergrad, they don't, the road anymore, they're teaching you how to think. But it's how they want you to think so their teaching. What to think more than how to think so What are you seeing when you go to college campuses? I think there's uh pent up energy, I think there's a lot of pent up anger, because I think people there are largely board. I mean I think, there's a reason that will show up on a Wednesday night to hear me talk in the middle of the week in the middle of the, little cold and one thousand people show up and then because I'm that speaker but I really think it has more to do with the fact that there is some hope

let's being left intellectually on these campuses and anyway, leaving attempts to fill that hole on campuses is being treat with a certain amount of excitement in reverence, simply because the colleges have left the field, wide open, I mean you, don't even have to be that good at this stuff in order to somebody who has something valuable to say. I think you're pretty good at this stuff, by saying I'm not you're pretty good at this stuff. You and Jordan. Peterson are probably the best thinkers I think, on the right things. That's high compliment, 'cause, Jordan, Nastix yeah, Jordan is Jordan, is amazing and he's having the same kind of success that you are where he and he's a guy who was looking for it right right. Well, I think that's one of the things that it's really fascinating. There's this whole group of people who have really kind of come. Prominence in the last three four years and they're really desperate when you're talking about people like Jordan, Peterson SAM Harris or Brett Steen or me, and all these people disagree with each other on a huge variety of matters, but there's two things they seem to have in common one is that they actually report.

Care about data and then will just dismiss data if it disagrees with their position and the other is that They seem to be willing to say no to things and something that I've started. Turning the Bartleby effect, which is There's this short story by Herman Melville called the Bartleby, the scrivener we're not sure That's on the list approved list for me, I'm not sure either, but but the short stories about this guy. Who is he a scribe: a wall, street law firm and one his boss is come in and ask him to do something, just as I would prefer, not to and they're not to do with him he's not actively saying no but he's not saying yeah, so he just said I prefer not to and they leave him alone and eventually after staying out for not do everything. He ends up dying, basically alone in prison, but the but the purpose of this, Corey is to say that society cannot tolerate people who refuse to kind of go along to get along. Well, that's true, but if you look at all the people who have risen to prominence, people like Jordan, Jordan rose to prominence. Based on his latest book, which is actually a pretty late development. He rose to prominence because in Canada there is Bill C, sixty

in which essentially mandated that use trans, gender, Pronouns and Jordan. A couple here's ago said: I'm not doing that it doesn't with the realities of psychological development? So I'm just not going to do that and people lost their lines and suddenly this major figure in Canada, for just saying no SAM Harris, has become a major here because he's on Bill Maher's show- and he said Islam more dangerous religion as a general matter than Christianity, because the facts bear out that there are more violent Muslims. Worldwide than Violin Christians, and he was running who ruled by the left, but suddenly he had this new following the people were saying: listen this guys willing to undergo a certain amount of pressure in order to say what he wants to say from Brett wine. It was the same thing in Evergreen State College, so saying no I think, gives a lot of college students of feeling like if you're going to say no and take a risk to say no, then you must have some sort of who did eternal values to which you are subject, and this means that you have some sort of gloss on life. That's more than my professors are saying is possible out there. It's not, but it's just saying no

it's saying. No because uh of logic and reasoning. You know every so that's why everybody is famous now of saying no no I'm not male or female right. You know what I mean right, that's not the same and it's we are We are have disconnected from all logic or reason all science yes and just because everybody just saying no well, I don't. I don't have to take that. I have different facts. It's a really fascinating development to watch as all these people on the left, who proclaim that they were so pro science are throwing people out of the ranks like I don't know if you saw this conversation between SAM Harrison, Ezra Klein, SAM Harris is on the left is a real Democrat and Ezra went on his show and called him Harrison Racist, because SAM Harris looked at actual data about IQ differentiation among groups. You actually read Charles Murray's book, had Charles Murray on his program and said: listen Charles Murray's, not attributing all of this to biology, but there's some pretty

there's some pretty clear evidence that there's at least a biological component to IQ and Klein went on SAM Harris is shown without any data at all called him a racist. That's because there's this new fangled full to see that says that all relative all reality is subjective. Allergy is what you feel about the reality, and so science is not subjective. Science is what science is, and I mean scientists are surprised when they find themselves out on their ear for the first time, and I don't think people really took postmodernism seriously. Yeah you know, and that's what we are living in the postmodern world and if you don't know postmodernism is modern. The modern lifestyle is the of reason, the enlightenment, the idea that we take science and facts and we look at all that was modern thinking, we've thrown that away, we are post modernism and instead of now being ruled by a church were ruled by some other religious.

Doctrine. I just don't know what it is, but it is a religious, it's dogma. So I'm I'm writing a book about this right now and I actually think that what what is happening here is the culmination of essentially three how your process, where what originally happened was there was postmodernism. The rejection of values on behalf of the subjective. Where it makes a certain amount of sense where people logically resonate postmodernism. Is they say that postmodernism applies when it comes to morality that your morale is not objective. Or morality that really life is a series of power, political struggles and what Today's morality you're only saying that, because it benefits you to say that that's morality and so a lot of people into that. Well, that, though, was an outgrowth of the rejection of post Modern postmodern value rejection was an outgrowth of the rejection of religion. The idea, if there's no have religion out there than what defines values in here, and so people said: ok, fine! Well, we can post modern value struggle because we'll make our own values will make our own value systems, but they forgot that

it is a value reason is a value. Rationality is value, and so a lot of folks who are very reasonable and we're very interested in reason, enlightenment thinkers were some of the biggest promoting postmodern values, and they were surprised when the when the Frankenstein monster turned on its master. All of sudden all these or promoting postmodern values said well Sciences, value too. So why exactly? Should we take science seriously right if you're saying that reason and rationality due to the highest values but you're, only because you're, reasonable, rational, intelligent person, you're only saying high iq you're only saying that, because you benefit from the scientific consensus like their papers, now being written on post, modern, left, saying things like science, and the white male heterosexual patriarchy mean there. Was this fascinating thing? I talked to Jordan about this the other day, This Google memo that came out from that was revealed in the James Damore lawsuit against Google, where they'd put out a paper saying white values, versus non white values and among way values were things like rationality,

things like winning and losing or things like scientific progress. These things are actually listed as white views of the universe as opposed to objective views of the universe, and what I said about it on my show is that if Google live by the by the values that purports to hate, it would be out of business in five minutes. Obviously, business values that purports to think of white heterosexual, patriarchal norms, but that's the value system that is built the west and acting that now, because we and so down, because we thought that we could separate religi from science and that that break could be clean and instead it turns out that by rejecting religion by rejecting the idea that there's an object truth about morality in the world, we're also going to reject the idea of objective truth. Generally, some people struggling to put that some people struggling to put back together. I'm struggling put that back together in Jordan, struggling to put that back together. I think there are certain people like Steven Pinker or like SAM, who are saying, we're trying to keep the religion and trying to restore the enlightenment. Vision of sign

but I'm not sure how you can do that as you can remove the base of the science Science was not there's this weird idea that you were saying this earlier. You know: there's weird idea three began today. Well, a lot of enlightenment. It's think that history began in one thousand seven hundred and fifty then like that history began and then there's no history to science, that science started in one thousand, seven hundred and fifty that good thought began in one thousand seven hundred and fifty there is a rooted philosophy of the west that goes all the way back to Sinai and that carries forward through the sermon on the Mount and then there are. There is a lock. There is no way you can understand the west without understanding the Bible. You don't have to believe right. You don't have believe in the angels and the magic tricks in the fire, and all of that you don't have to, but you do to read it and go. What is this trying to teach and how did this form We have exactly and everybody's trying to throw that out without that you've complete.

Taken all of the cornerstones that you've taken the cornerstone and all of the foundation of the house out? You got nothing left. This is right, I think, and they think the history of this nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Our our love to prove this I mean mass, can Asan the bloody slaughter of an enormous portion of the globe on the basis of rationality, should be to show you that rationality unmoored to some. Of higher value system is pretty dangerous, stuff back Ben Shapiro. In a minute, I want to thank Lifelock for making this portion of the program possible. How much is your identity worth a ton according online security, education company, the going rate for an internet users, identity is about twelve redbox to hackers on the dark web dark web of system that can be? You know link to an online auction site or classified ads, but it's air criminals, shop for illegal product services and information like your entity. There's a ton of threats out.

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Welcome back to the program joining Us Ben Shapiro. Glenoma. I hope her Ben is under. He understands, what's happening in DC the very, very interested guy in the Dc City Council. If you remember he, his name is, let's say: try on white and he initially had talked about. The big seriously, that a lot of people are not discussing about how, controlling the weather. And notice Ben lives out here, in LOS Angeles, I it's beautiful. All the time is

and so I don't think so. Do we have the initial clip of of him driving in his car, watching like three snow flakes falling and letting other just out a small one? I don't know where this morning no way out of it fits into to this climate control. This kind of manipulation and decently talk about. We are resilient city, but as a model based off the rock chalice control to climb it free Natchez as they can pay for the only cities, may be careful so the rough trials, how old, how deeply connected to the roster and there you we. We really don't talk about this senator friend at meetings. Okay, maybe we really try to keep this under wraps yeah, but I will say the last time I travel to Atlanta Braun tornado with me and then that big snow storm in DC was the next day because I travel so cal he's in a better day there. It is he's admitted it now, there's another

A to the story- I don't know if you know this for yeah, I guess he was doing a tour to at little penance for his part previous comments and he went to the Holocaust museum, and you know this is going to turn out. Well, obviously, yeah come here, so he did not find the weather machine. No, he did not find it there. He did examine a picture of a girl walking through a crowd surrounded by german soldiers. We and the girl was wearing a sign. The sign said I am a german girl and allowed myself to be defiled by a Jew white this councilman then asked the tour guide. Are they protecting her? are the Germans, nazi soldiers protecting this girl. No the guide said their marching. Her through marching through, is protecting White responded Of course, the guide pointed out. They thought that maybe they were humiliating her now then decided halfway through the tour to just bolt

he just leaves the tour and go outside and waits outside on the street once he leaves a member of his staff suggests that a picture of the Warsaw Ghetto resembles a quote: gated community, rabbi doing that or points out yeah. I wouldn't call it a gated community more like a prison. So it's not going well for this particular company get. I want to get bens view as one of the most hated Jews in America. Perhaps the world would like to get his life. His view on this gated community and what I think was Prob a condominium complex about Auschwitz, Glenn Beck,

mercury. This is the Glenn Beck program, so with Ben Shapiro who is then following? Connie, W and Shania TWAIN for some strange reason, but they're both in the news media, it yeah, that's, ok. Connie came out with a bunch of kind of bizarro. Conservative tweets he tweeted his support for Candace Owens and the other day is a compatriot of Charlie Kirk over a turning point, USA and black woman, who is a supporter of Trump and the he tweeted. Also something about how self victimization is It is a disease and all these conservatives are like, oh, my God, Connie's on our side, Man Connie's here by one Connie on our side. This is kind of my tape. Yeah right I mean like like doing remember. Who Kanye is it's so

It's so amazing that we on the right have this scorn from people and left his will. Look. How they worship celebrity because they worship celebrity well first of all, Donald Trump. Is the president of the states now. Also Kanye West is a the only reason we care Connie W thinks and he's not just muttering to himself in a corner somewhere is because he's a big celebrity and this this bizarre notion that somebody whom the cameras have focused in on has been bird with a greater than average wisdom impetus thing. I have ever heard of someone who grew up in Hollywood. Who knows a lot of people that cameras had focused in on. Let me just say that in the music industry, the folks in Hollywood. They don't know anything. There are a few writers or someone smart, but you're talking about like these musicians. Are you talking about, no compactors. And I don't believe that at all words there dole, so a lot of them are just dult a lot. I think.

There are a lot of people in powerful or public positions that are as dumb as the he City, council, no yeah in Washington, DC no question. I have no idea, never read a book, don't know his street have no idea what they're talking I mean. The Keith Ellison was almost the head of the Dnc and I'm not sure he's wildly smarter than frown white. I mean they. They both get money, early, this nation of Islam event? So it's one of the great disappoint life is Adam. Corolla one said is: is that when you kid? You look around. You look at the adults and you say all of houses and they have cars. They have nice stuff, I think what they want at night, and it looks great and you figured they may- so smart. I mean they've got all these nice things like houses and cars, and then But then you realize all the same people who are stupid when your kids are still stupid when you're adults and so that is that they all have houses and cars two. The same thing is true: for Connie is a guy who Josh Groban did one of the great routines ever. If you haven't seen it go to Youtube and look it up, it's so funny. It's him singing that Kanye West and

any things like fur pillows are hard to sleep on it and how he wants a giant fish tank he's looking for giant dancing, fish tank, the same is tweeting about how he needs a giant. Antique fish tank is the same by tweeting, deep thoughts about self realization, and yeah man because were so hungry for any sort of legitimacy on the right. We are so hungry for anyone, who's famous to say that we're not the worst people in the world and we're not crazy, and particularly that it happens, minority like Kanye that we willing. Just glom on to anything. It is an amazing thing we should be able to. How does this fair? How do we fare? How do we? How do we get through this Do it do it. I I don't know I mean I think that again, we've lost so much of the idea that what validates us is the community we live in or the God to whom we are subject, and instead what but it's a famous person saying something that makes us feel good about ourselves and that's not that's not very.

So I have to tell you I am. I am I drove to the studios today. We're were in LOS Angeles. I drove to the studio today and I I turn on the radio- and I heard a doctor talking about how he's doing regression therapy, but not just for this timeline, but all of your alternative timelines well yeah. So I don't know she uses the flux capacitor to do that. I don't know how that works, but I heard at anytime. I at the top of my lungs alone in the car today, how does anybody live here? How do you live here? Is there it's this weird thing that up there is this little group of it? It's But it's quite active, intellectually right, I mean it's Peter Thiel just moved down here from San Jose. Peterson is at her a lot Dave Rubin, is out here Dennis Prager is out here the Claremont Institute,

yeah out here that there there's there's a lot out here actually- and I think one of the reasons is because, when you're constantly bouncing off the crazy of the other side, yeah it is intellectually stimulating. I mean you actually had to hear about that crazy russian thing. You know you can use it on the air yeah yeah, yeah yeah and, if you're at home right now yeah, you know I'll be talking about like normal stuff. Well, no, I wouldn't be talking about normal stuff, but I wouldn't be talking about Texas right. I mean like, if you're sitting in the radio on your way into the state, and they will be talking about regression therapy, but no, then the thing is that all of the crazy that's happening in la all the crazy that's happening in San Francisco, their roots to so we on the right tend to think of that is being just the latest craze. The latest fad, but there's some pretty pagan routes to all of this, and I think that's really going on right now is a battle between Judeo Christian monotheism and reversion to a certain level of paganism, because that is just witchcraft right, I mean with the right: is there a fee for alternative timelines? Yeah, that's just witchcraft and stuff. I mean this is this? Is

like I'm, not saying which Bernie or anything, but I am saying that it is. Guaranteeing me that you're going to make my life better by talking about a life that I have never lived is a form of you trying to get. Level of control in the universe, to human beings, that human being simply do not have over the universe, and that we can answer? eyes over the university. I wrote a book a novel of I don't know eight years ago or so called the eye of Moloch, and it's it's biblical in its nature. I If you, if you look at, If you look at how People were worshipping Anne and who Moloch is? He I want you to have org. Is crazy sex do whatever you want, stroy everything and then sacrificed the baby of that union.

At the I mean we're we're worshipping Moloch. We just don't know it. I think that's right it, it's it's it's under the guise of pantheism, which account sounds a whole lot nicer and it's also being concealed the fact that we are still living in the car runs out of gas and you're running on the fumes, we're still living on the fumes of the judeo christian value system, so all the same, Well, in Hollywood, for promoting this sort of the same people who use that regression technique, most of them are married. Most of them have kids I'm still have not been divorced, but the fact is that we see the high profile divorce in Hollywood, but the truth is to the people who live in Hollywood are fairly normal human beings or at least fairly normal life does this is Charles Murray's point in coming apart right, he says that upper class white folks on the cover of the quote, unquote thought leaders about single motherhood. Yeah. They don't leave those lifestyles, they're, not single mothers, they're, not living impoverished lifestyles. They are basically doing what everybody else does, with maybe the exception of going to church, and so they are, getting off the fumes of this judeo christian history, but

promoting this new lifestyle to a bunch of people who are being suckered by it because they think oh, this is what the successful people do. Well, this successful people do. Is they all members of sex calls and out here in a way? That's that's. Clean out what's going on, there's there's what they put forward to the world is that you know everyone is pravde and everybody because, while experimenting- and this is our thing- but the truth is that all yeah. I found it a high point of amusement that all of the people who are so These starlets works open about their promiscuity when they're eighteen years old, they're settling down the married, they have kids They're living the same lifestyle as somebody who's living out in Oklahoma or Texas. They just want to tell you that the stuff that the media focus on the stuff they want you to focus on. Is the sexy stuff stuff on their nineteen, there dancing naked with members of the same sex, that's the step, but by the time, they're. Thirty Look at Miley Cyrus is new videos. Facebook, Shania TWAIN videos right, I mean all the sudden she's doing like videos on the beach with her boyfriend looks like they're going to settle down, looks like you have kids, because it turns out that the human drive for solidity

human drive for some sort of value system is stronger even than the human driver for depravity, or at least is when you realize that you're going to die at some point in the gravity is going to catch up with you talk to me about you, in your opinion, on Shania TWAIN. A Canadian asked who she would have voted for it. So she couldn't vote right, ridiculous question: to even ask her. She shouldn't have answered the question but the way she answered, the question was based on the values of the people who voted for him, which is her audience right. I would they probably would have voted for Donald Trump and now she's. Elegized in a long twitter storm apology about how you know hold on I'm, not a racist, I'm not a sexist. I don't believe in a lot of the same things that President Trump does. I was just trying to answer the question, but really I shouldn't have spoken out really. First of all, Maybe the most canadian thing ever like speaking out about an election that you couldn't take part and then apologizing for a vote you could never have cast as pretty canadian MIKE

Michael Buble, I'm in New York I'm walking to a hotel lobby and Michael, is there an he sees me any calls across the lobby? It's like one hundred o'clock in the morning is like and I turn around, I walk up and he said, but you know I was just in a fist fight over and I said what he said. I was at a hockey game some place in Canada. And somebody said. I can't believe that you're free the Glenn Beck and you go on the air with Glenn Beck and he's like Dude he's a nice guy with his politics we're canadian. Why do you care about his politics? And he said he actually guy through Bluetooth, I blow sitting they weren't they were thrown.

June. First honesty, metal, blade to fight. I mean that just well. I think I've been down the aisle, but he's I bet he's good, hey guys, yeah. I bet he's better range, loosens, yeah yeah, the only time you lose yeah yeah yeah a takes up any tight on buttons that top but just goes to work right, yeah, but yeah, and I think that it is. It is incredible. The level of intellectual below which people are being subjected at this point where you say you voted for Trump or you say hey. I or some of the things Trump is doing the fact that so many people this goes to my generalized theory of the media nobody is seeing we we live so to go back to scientific models. We live in a pre, Linkin era. As far as the media are concerned, they think the world revolves around Donald Trump. Donald Trump is the center Universe and everything revolves around Donald Trump. This is a lie. The world revolves around the media, the I have decided that Donald Trump is the sun, in this universe, but the sun in the universe, the media and that's. Why don't was president right now is because the media care so much about Donald Trump. So the fact that people have been asking between about Donald Trump is because the media care so much about Trump is not Trump was asking Shania TWAIN about Trump. Is the media

Shania TWAIN about Trump, because Trump is the? only thing that matters in the universe, because the media Is the only thing that matters a lot to media has. Bill. O'reilly is said to me: media is on its last legs. You know, I think that they still have so much power, especially through the re institution of gatekeeping in social media. Yes, that I'm skeptical that I remember after two thousand and four after Bush won reelection, the line from the right was How many is dead right? We just defeated John Kerry been reelected that's fourteen years ago and they're still so going in there still have is how do the new gate? Keeping I talk to you know it had been black, is yeah yeah, okay, it Edwin Black on last week, fascinating you need to talk to him about his theory of analytical get algorithmic, sorry, algorithmic ghettos, and he said we're all being put into a ghetto

it's just an algorithm. That's doing it this time, but the walls are being built. How do just like the daily wire, the blaze, your voice, my voice? How do we stay on the on the other side of the wall, so I think that it's really a matter of they're going to have to neutral platforms that are built, and I think or find them? So the fact that my podcast is so popular is not because Itunes favors my podcast right, it's Those people can go to a variety of different podcasting sources and seek it out, which is what they've done right. It was really more organic than anything else, so I think people still want to hear different perspectives if they try to reinstall the gates. I think they're going to find there. People who want to share their those walls down again and it's going to take awhile it's going to take awhile for that to happen because they get into Facebook ten years to build this sort of dominance. Fifteen years to build this sort of dominance, but I think that they are fighting a losing battle. But it's going to be it's going to take more time than I think people think it's going to Ben Shapiro from

daily Wire and the Ben Shapiro show you can watch him on line at the daily wire, you could also get his podcast at Itunes. Wherever else you you've got to find your podcast Thank you so much thanks a lot appreciate it bends. Be joining us. I believe today you coming on the show today for tv, where it's been an hour talking bit about LOS Angeles and what's happening here and the the different. The thinking that you don't hear about in LOS Angelus, nobody Bing attention to it. But there is something happening here. We'll talk a little bit more about that tonight on the blaze at five hundred o'clock wanna. Thank american finance for making this portion of the program possible. If you, refinance your mortgage, but you don't want to start a thirty year loan again. American financing can help you, when you are refinancing to eliminate mortgage insurance or lower your rate or consolidate your high interest debt. You don't have

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Glenn Beck. Aglen Ben Shapiro is hang out just like Ben Shapiro is with us today will be with us tonight. I also want to talk to him about the the media shelters from the storm they're all calling. You know Fox NEWS and Breitbart and everybody else. Anybody who defends Donald Trump is a shelter the storm. You will not believe this CNN piece where they I don't see that that's what they were doing with Obama, so bizarre will talk about that. Coming up in a little while also with Ben Shapiro and Jonah Goldberg joins me in this hour tomorrow. His new book is out called suicide of the West Fantast, it's a little like what Ben and I were talking about about a half hour ago. What is really dismantling all of this

Goldberg tomorrow at this time on radio building off point then just made about how Trump is the center of the media universe. There's a story in the Atlantic, which is pretty amazing. Talking about how You know the problem might just be the presidency as a whole talking about how, in one thousand nine hundred and fifty five, a number of strong hurricanes, battered United States, Eisenhower was barely mentioned in the newspaper stories about the hurricanes. The in season was then the costliest on record, but there are no pictures of the former allied commander, pointing at maps or receiving furrowed brow briefings for meteorologist storms hit equals on vacation his absence was not the subject of endless concern, punditry as it would be today, Eisenhower wasn't calloused local government. Civil defense forces in the Red Cross were supposed to sack the hate, sandbags and distribute relief when the storm hit upset division of duties the president believed would jeopardize core american values. I regard as one of the great real disasters that threatens to engulf us when we are on run ready as a nation as a people to

personal disaster by our own cheerful, giving wow. I mean what a different world that now, but the right levels right if we can get back into that after the top of the hour, 'cause that goes to, I believe, the ninth and tenth amendment that people really need to understand it's our problem right now, Glenn Beck mercury. Love, courage, truth Glenn Beck? Well, I don't know if you've noticed this yet, but have you noticed how social media brings out the very best in our moral superiority. I mean it's really Never so sure of anything as we are when we're taking somebody out most of the time somebody that we have abs, totally no idea who they are personally

well. We can take him out with a precision bomb of a tweet or reply, letting them know you're a total and complete scumbag, because you have an opinion. Different than mine, I can do that and uh I mean I gotta tell you it just feels so good. Doesn't it it's social media, so potential ridicule comes. We are with the territory if you're going to post something just CBS Sports commentator, Jay Feely on Saturday Fely, the former NFL kicker tweeted a photo between himself or himself nothing between his daughter, her prom date now, feely note lookout, I'm just this. I don't mean to be cute here, but this is a trigger a trigger warning here. Right, please. Oh, it's going to become a very unsafe space. Feely is holding a handgun there. I set it. Ok he's point

it downward? Not anybody in his finger is not on the trigger, but still it's very upsetting. If you had to see this is tweet, says wishing my beautiful daughter and her date a great time at prom. I love this guy but predict play: Feely was torn apart for thing from being an irresponsible gun owner to being out of touch with gun safety. To being anti women for treating his daughter. His property are Oak Oak. Ok now could be fairly should've. Save that one for the private family photo album. I mean have you Anne on Twitter before so he's invited the world to judges, parenting and handling of guns and sensitivity skills, but anyone with just a thimble full of common sense understand

is that Philly was joking, but I I don't know, have you ever heard of a father? I've never heard of a father threatening boyfriend. You know on a date thing. That's never happened. It's, it's not like Phillies breaking new comedic ground here, okay, I don't know if anybody notice that he's not but all of us. Who are hypersensitive were addicted outbreak outright ivins- in three hours without something me to be really outraged about. Can somebody feed me some outrage? Yes, the high percent progressive pc, safe space culture. Has, under our sense of humor common sense and the ability to put anything into perspective. So yes,

a feeling. He tweeted the obligatory explanation and apology for the snow, flake half of the country who just couldn't make it through the rest of their weekend. Knowing that such a gun, toting jokester, the help to have children of course, some father's get more of a pass than others. When it comes to threatening would be suitors with violence in defense of their others. I don't know if anybody remembers this clip by this celebrity Jonah, brothers are here they're out there somewhere, Sasha and Malia are huge fans, but boys don't get any ideas I have two. This for you predator drones. That will never see it coming. Ok, see! This is a joke, because I the

Is it in? Never is never just said: let's kill an american citizen with a predator drone. Ok. He has alright that man actually has issued that order, but see difference is the cool guy. He never is actually shot anybody who was day His daughter, or even somebody who is a bad guy. He was just joking I guess the lesson learned here, is you defend your daughter or joke about it, but if you're on the right side, and currently the right side is the left

it's Monday April 23rd you're listening to the Glenn Beck program. Do you remember still how horrible how horrible. I was to my daughter and she was dead. She went on a date on the prom and the Po Mike You were horrible. If I remember correctly, feely ask feeling well, I will tell you that I did. I mean one of my friends told me that when his daughter went out on the prom- he was cleaning his gun at the kitchen table and asked the boy come on in and just sit and wait for his daughter and he was cleaning his gun and he had a bullet and he was just talking about house how he was keeping you know. What we have is his teeth, cherishes his daughter and wants to make sure that she's, safe and and and the young man understands, respect and and

and then handed him a bullet where his name was engraved on it, and you know I thought that was too our it's much more, just as much. You, I would say may have brought in help. Annabelle. Wasn't just you. You will tell you that if you have a police officer friend or in my case we happen to have twenty four hour: security for the family and- Your body is well aware of the security, and so I just said to my security guy, when I look at you just nod: yes, ok, I'm sorry! Just now, no- not know, and- and I do you have a do- you have like a ziplock bag, so I put a ziploc bag in my pocket in my jacket, pocket

it inside out, and I put it in my jacket pocket and then I sat down at a restaurant. We just went and had pizza, and I talked to the young man about about him and my daughter and my daughter was there and he ordered a coke and we ate pizza and had a delightful conversation that I just happened to bring up, you know his driving record and I said you have any if you ever had any infractions and are driving and he said, no, I'm! No, I'm I'm! I'm I'm good, and I that's interesting and then I looked over to my security guy who's sitting at another table He just shook his head and I said well, it looks like and the the kid cut me off and said: okay, okay, there was this

but it wasn't my fault. I was. I drove down a one way street accidentally. He confessed and I stopped in the middle, and I said no, no, don't worry about it. I already know you don't have to tell me I had no idea. Ok, I just said I already know the kid looked at me like holy mother, an ice, so we're going to treat my daughter with respect right and he said yeah and I said you have anything else to tell me no sir, I said great we've had a delightful conversation when the when the dinner was done, we all stood up, he stood up and got out, and I took the plastic baggie out of my coat pocket. I put my and inside of it and grabbed his coke can- and I put it in a zip, lock

bag and handed it to my security guy and he said what what are you, I said just run in the prince, no big deal and he was totally freaked out totally freaked out the next day. It was great nice. My daughter was just you. She was like stop it, I'm like it's okay, honey, just just want to be. Sure sure it's clean, rinse, real, quick, I'm sure I mean it's no big deal no biggie. No Biggie and uh about two days later. I get a phone call from a dad. It's his dad Anne. I pick up the phone and this angry voice says Mister Beck, and I said yes, he said. This is so and so's father, and I said, oh and I'm thinking oh dear caught, having trouble and I said oh yeah hi nice to nice to nice to talk to you. And he said, may I ask question I said yes, he said

my son said that you ran his prints. An I thought I was like ah well yes and I was going to say, but I it was just you know a dad thing and I said well, yes, and he interrupted me and said you, sir, are a genius. I have two daughters. I know exactly what I'm going to do. I said you gotta, you gotta, ask a cop friend to go with you, it's the best. It's probably that there supposed to do. That's what you're supposed to do is one of the few things we didn't I criticize Obama on was threatening to Drogas Jonas brothers. It was one of his policies. We were sort of in foreplay favor of have you got a daughter, I actually I I do think. I did point out that it wasn't funny, because it's actually what he has done to private citizens. It's true, so it is a very standard. No, it is

anything to do with the fact that he's getting criticized over it just shows again it's a dick outrage were just dying were sir searching for meaning in our lives. Just looking constantly trying to find that one thing that will make, feel awake and alive for the day that week, angry about that fight about social media? Sure, I'm not sure. That's true. Really! I think we are being, I think we are being held by the nose, the media and social media, and it's the same group of people, because I mean without all this weekend talking to people here in LOS Angeles. I didn't anybody outraged, I'm in California somehow or another. Oh, the perfect weather in the perfect houses in the perfect. Everything out here is just not perfect enough, you're supposed to be Pist off about everything too. Oh my gosh she's people. Anyway, they were delightful. They

or delightful. I even met a few so like liked me. I was, I took a walk, it's a beautiful day over the over the weekend and they took a walk. So walking down the street, I'm walking through these neighborhoods and this guy. Slams on his brakes and I'm like, oh dear God, and he rolls down the window and he said: are you an I'm thinking, wishing. I wasn't here right now what, I couldn't think of anything. I just went yes and he got he got out of the truck, and course my securities like ok, ok, Ok, ok, alright, stay where you are is the air you're from California, your hands where I can see 'em and a guy gets out and he's like. I love you and what the hell are you doing just walking around here like he knew like? I know there snipers right. What's the deal

in other words, rod was right, but we're both we're really not. I don't think we are outraged. People get online and we become outraged and then we're addicted to it. Yeah. It's really isn't industry designed to exploit our worst. The worst things about among us our worst tendencies. It amplifies them to ridiculous extent. On a I guess, like it's, the type of time to where we shouldn't be doing that. Given that you know the rapture is today you'd think that may we could relax a little bit and come to get you don't know in case. You don't know about thirty days ago, found out that the rapture was coming This is a in case. You don't know rapture is that's for all of the good members you know of the family of Jesus are all just disappeared and taken up into Heaven. Because things are going to get really really bad and so all the good people they just disappear. Car keys,

Close everything. That's still here, but they're gone, and so I want you to look around I want you to notice, you still have your car keys. You still have your clothes today was supposed to be the day of the rapture. What's that telling you scumbag? What's that and yeah yeah, not good enough. I want you to know I've been saying all day, I'm in LOS Angeles, I'm not I'm actually broadcasting from Heaven. Where at that, what happened to you? People your seat, is that what happened here in tax, which is it is you notice, I'm not sitting there? I don't see any car keys, yeah, I'm in Heaven broadcasting live. Jesus is a slave driver man. He made me get here early, I'm working for basic minimum income. You're still an amber I'm listening on I'm working at a radio station in Heaven that like Nobody, he listens to. You know any.

We can be on the radio. It's like working at MSNBC like nobody even knows, I'm on the area, I'm I am. I am a little surprised that you still have to work at all. I kind of Hoping to to Well, it's you know it's well. Jesus is a socialist and I've read that in a lot of left wing websites, yeah yeah. I was surprised I got up here and I'm like holy cow. He was reading Marx and I was like wow you're. Really a socialist and he's like oh yeah, yeah pretty sure he's from basic minimum income, and you know you can work if you don't want to, but we have universal Healthcare up here, know that which is nice. What's you have universal health care when, when the, when the guy in charge can just like kinda heal you when he walks by that's a day, if we that model I might be for universal health care, I don't know yeah you, you have to approach him in touch him or something I don't know

see how it works, but you do have to make an appointment he's a busy guy, probably busy girl yeah. I don't want to get into all the in's and outs here of Heaven, but I just want to point out today is the day of the rapture, and if you are still sitting there on earth boy. You need to reevaluate your life. Now, don't you down there with that guy taking pictures with his gun. His daughter's date he's still there FEMA is practicing for an Atlantic hurricane strike, hoping to avoid it's a repeat of last year's devastation, hurricane expert, predicting an above average year with as many as five US landfalls. You know why. Still I do not label. Global cooling or warming. One of the two it's either

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Glenn Beck. Mercury, you're listening to the Glenn Beck program, all right, so I just real quick. I just want to throw this in the queen- has appealed to the Commonwealth leaders to appoint her son Prince Charles to succeed as bad. She said quote: It's my sincere wish that Prince Charles go over one day as king. Let me just say this about Queen Elizabeth big FAT lie. There is no way she It's our sincerest hope. She's

then taking steroids- she's been taking any kind of life extension drug she thought of out. Can you make an audio animatronic muppet out of me 'cause, nobody will notice the difference. Really. You can just keep me behind 'cause, there's no way in Hell. I'm handing this crown over to Charles 'cause he's a miscreant zero I don't believe it at all. I just want to throw that on this and by the way moment of royalists and now says for the day yeah. Well, it's I thought it was appropriate, because today, Kate Middleton either is having her baby or is already had her baby already had a. I don't know, I'm just I'm so on it, I'm so excited about the Royals and yet another baby. I think this is like the sixth in line now and they said the name the weight and length. The gender of the child would be posted. A soon, and I thought man, if that's not the patriarchy, just keeping it down.

I mean there. How do you know what its gender is right? Let that let The child decide when it's or three what it's gender is. Who are you to say and Can I get an amen, amen and two or three is a little late. I think you should be able to. I mean two and three is part of it, but you should be able to identify your gender earlier. And then throughout the process, because I think the fluid you never fluid were all gender fluid yeah? It's there's nothing wrong around about your gender. You wake up every day. You don't know it's just it's like what the heck I'm a chick today, I've been a chick for a while. I've been noticing that my breasts are getting larger, there's attack everything that came out recently, Jumanji in which the one of the characters was a man and then went in video game.

And then it was actually a character in the video game. That was a woman and that's pretty much how the real world is. If you think about it. Like a video game. Yes, video game, every game, you pick your character when you wake up turn the game on gives select player, one figure out which one you are that day. That's how society should be. I like it. I like it reset and she Okay, here we go reset back to a male again Let me let me just give you the latest polling numbers on what Americans think is the biggest problem in the world with twenty two percent coming in at twenty two. What is it still? Twenty two percent dissatisfaction with government? No, I meant I meant of of of a like a like. You didn't know the answer, some sort of a gas that made you seem less

so intellectual than me, so we can feel a little variety in this segment good. I had all yes all right. I thought I thought I was always do. What do you think the number one with twenty two percent? All gosh- I don't know- maybe the latest comments from Kanye West, maybe whether you're a lot all at bucks without going find. You don't think the I can see how you'd say that yeah good person, but it's actually does the it's actually dissatisfied dissatisfaction with the government. All my yeah, that's number one. That's number one wow for three months in a row Khamenei and at number one with a bullet that is boy did, I just say that you did. That is actually the satisfaction with the government. If you think about it, you know we are told constantly

that there are other every there's race problems. There's a gun problems, they're, global warming, listen to the white man in his patriarchy, again yeah, I'm going to get the global warming, global warming and cooling. Unlike people in this poll, I was going to get to global warming, because they never got there. They never got there. So here it is by the have you noticed? Has anybody else noticed this? I've been meaning to talk to you about this for a while. Still I've gotta start pulling out the art and I'm hearing it on television to all of the well, it's too late. Now, it's too late now, so it's just horrible and it's too late. Now it's all it's it's all over. It's it's it's beyond consensus, it's now happening that we're all starving to death,

have you notice that anybody else read that it's no longer the extremely? We must do something now or something bad will happen. It's now. Now it's we're allowed. We, how do we minimize the damage, that's being done in the starvation? That is being caused right now That is it yeah I mean, and I think they will counter productive. Is it not 'cause I mean yeah 'cause, it's all kind of like. Oh, I can't do anything about it. Now I spent fourteen trillion dollars. It says it down payment if you're going to spend the fourteen trillion you'd like to get something out of it, yeah yeah! Alright, dissatisfaction with the government, which that's two percent- and I bet you that is both sides. It's both sides. You know, you know This still is talking about the Donald Trump media that they're making him into the the you know, the big boogeyman and the the the with the story in the Atlantic, which I can't believe the Atlantic would print something will that some people might disagree with, but they're they're talking about how

the media is, is you know juicing up Donald, and and that not be the proper role for the the the the President yeah? I mean it. Never it wasn't a you know. The and I've come to come to this conclusion relatively recently gland. Lyndon Johnson is turning into my own Personal Woodrow Wilson. For me, like I owe he is agonizing and end. It say it. That guy ok, alright- because it's one of those things where you without without Wilson you don't have Lyndon Johnson, so I mean I think you could definitely argue that Wilson is more important in this story. Lyndon Johnson, just freaking piled it on. I mean he was the first guy who went to every disaster to show you a little scene, a little piece of

Is it the great society in action a little? I think they called it in the Atlantic piece that great society how school and it's like that is what he constantly did. He wanted the government government and the presidency in the federal government in particular, to constantly be involved in your life every time. Something went wrong so that you would continually depend on it over and over and over again, and of course, that's what we are now, where every time I mean now every time it rains every time it snows. Every time there's wind somewhere. We expect FEMA to show up and bail us out of the situation as now what this country was like for the the vast majority of its history, the opinions of the co host and are not necessarily those of the host. I mean there's only one president to really hate, and that is Woodrow Wilson. You can strong just like the actions of of and the things that he did, as my mother would say, you don't hate him. You dislike the things that he did

I'd, say Woodrow and she'd say no Woodrow Wilson, you hate by everybody else. Anyway. Dissatisfaction from government is number one, Immigration, an illegal aliens, number two and by the way have you seen the latest polls in California over half people are saying we gotta do something with the illegal immigration problem. Yeah does that feel the media. Rejuv received over the past couple of months. If you're watching tv you're strange, it doesn't feel like the number two concern of America. Right now is illegal immigration, because no well I mean, if you're a racist yeah only if you're a racist right, yeah- and Three is race relations. I agree I agree with all three of these right- now- decide action of the government the gration illegal aliens, race relations. That feels right to me. That's where America is Numb or four is gun control, an guns and with six percent six percent. What's interesting,

that one is down from thirteen percent last month so well. It went from one to thirteen to six and I'll bet. You at least two or three of those six points are from people going there they're coming for the guns. Yeah, I bet right now you're, probably right and that's the thing- that's interesting about the gun control debate when these two you seen recently on the left. Comes to a mass shooting. For example, you have I'm saying well, I am going to. I am going to politicize it. I am there getting that now and they're doing it from from moment one. There's no delay anymore, there's no grieving for victims, there's none it's the same thing with thoughts and prayers right there, thoughts and prayers. Are we don't care about thoughts and prayers? It doesn't do anything. Is it we need? We need real reform. The reason those two things are happening is because of this phenomenon. It from one percent less than one percent as the biggest concern, because that's the reality of it in reality. That's how we feel '

feel that there are obviously like there are people who act in a bad way with guns, but in it's not our biggest problem. It spikes up to thirteen 'cause of emotion in that moment, where you really that emotional reaction and people who feel terrible for these families and terrible for the people who died. That is that moment were jumps up and it jumped all the way up to the number two problem in the country not even on the list from one to thirteen percent in one month and the reason why they can no longer allow you to have that moment of morning and not politicizing it and that moment of you saying, thoughts and prayers. They have to disintegrate those two points, because The only way they can get this done is by using your emotion they need, to get rid of. It can't wait to the end of the thoughts and prayers period, because that's the only time they can get any of this stuff done. It's all ocean so it is sure, do they denigrate religion yeah absolutely, but in this case secondary. What they want to do is to tell you that that first

is too vital to them grabbing control of your rights for them to let it slide anymore, and that is that's where they are, and you see this and in a way it's true they're not wrong on this, you know support. For this issue fell by more than half in one month. This is the, and we're David Hogg is out there on every single television show every day. This is the Don't wear these guys marching all over the place. The march occurs the walk out to Kirk. We are told over and over again this time is different because it's grassroots and its high school students and they're gonna make a difference. This time in re all the Americans know. This is not true the arguments made by these activists are inaccurate, their bs and so once come back to our senses, and we say: ok, God. That was a really terrible thing, but wait a minute. We really want to lose our rights the second week, that moment there their opportunity to do these things to us is gone.

So that is why they are fighting so hard against them, and you seeing this immediately, even with all those things from thirteen to six in one month and next month is going to be two, and then there's going to be no chance at all. Tell the next shooting until the next, which just happened, which happen at the Waffle House by crazy guy who didn't put pants on I mean, is it the gun's fault said gun's fault wasn't wearing any pants or underwear or he was wearing a jacket, I don't know. I don't think it's the gun's fault. I think it was the madman without pants that remember look at the guns from the sky. They already said he had no rights to them so well, if we just got rid of all of them, if we just got rid of all of them, if we just melted them all down and we made sure that all the racist never worked at Starbucks. We be other place in the world better place,

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Glenn Beck So welcome back to the program we're in LOS Angeles. We want to thank every Lee, who worked over the weekend to make the broadcast possible today took every He was working here in the studios yesterday to our day before yesterday, to lunch uh just across the street, from the studios, what it's called school district or looks cool. It's called public school and I had the PB NJ burger. Butter and jelly hamburger and so it was chunky, peanut butter with some of hot kind of spicy jelly on a bun,

and it was the of the this- is this one of the bigger risks of my life? I will tell you some people skydive. I went across the street and I said so tell me about that, and she said it people, either love it or hate it. And I was like I'm gonna roll. The dice, I'm going to wait hold on so it's peanut butter and jelly on a bun. Is there a burger on the button? There's a burger yeah, so it's a burger, a hamburger with peanut butter and jelly on about that does not sound good at all. It was actually really good, so you're getting really good a sweet and savory type of tuition. Is that what they're going for their? I can't even describe what I mean. Butter on a burger does not sound good. Blueberry habanero yeah blueberry habanero jelly jelly. Actually, though, like you know, you can put a sweet thing on a burger and it's you know like people putting us like they

the classic Turkey and cranberry sauce sort of sandwich after Thanksgiving, like a little smile like to put I like. Put a burger on a sweet thing. Ok, that was everybody just driving car. Oh my gosh stop You have a weird fantasy going on there yeah. Well, it involves hamburgers but yeah I mean but peanut butt, is the thing that really stands out to me is actually was really good. Try it. You should try it. It was actually really good it was. It was really chunky, peanut butter too it was it was it I think it was really good. I'm only saying this, so I don't feel so stupid for order and I'm like. No, everybody should go, try it. It will. Look, you tried it too. Ok, Glenn Beck

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