This is the police. Radio on demand, git a cat. Her mattress and get a great nicely. Try for a hundred its risk free go to Casper outcome: Slash, Glenn and use the promo code. Glenn get fifty dollars. Tor the purchase of your mattress terms and conditions do apply You know we're just going over the the headlines of the day and I honestly do not recognise this planet as my home planet anymore. It is it's absolutely crazy. I don't even know where, to begin share of says Florida, cop shoved pills down an elderly woman, throat, installer dog. How a single typo lead do the unravelling of Ailer Clinton's campaign. They figured out what was wrong. It was was a typo that parents

Jackson says that somebody murdered her father, Michael Jackson and they're gonna murder of her, very very soon. Here's my ears, one from the watching imposed the watch and impose believes quote. Donald Trump will probably be the most ridiculed president ever no I'm fine that's so hard to believe pussy about this one from the having imposed things. You should never say to the queer cripple. During or after sex, only for I was like I know about too, but I didn't realize you know, there's four of them. Why people? I just

fine is, let's start here right now: the fusion of entertainment and didn't mightn't. This is Glenn back. So I'm just looking for I'm looking the news that I'm trying to understand you know everybody's point of view and I'm learning so much stuff, good, end and stuff. I dont want to learn. Quite honestly, with more knowledge? Why would you want to write right? I've just try.

To figure out some of the Huffington Posters confuses me alive. And I'm sure they feel that way about conservative it just confused. Them a lot. This one confuses- I the deadline is more things. You should never say to the queer cripple during our after sex. The love there, because right now, no cripple- is it ok word even you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, weren't supposed to use cripple we're was also Nano cable, you June, so recent yeah, maybe ten us ten years. Maybe oh, I don't know of it That long I'll have to get my book on. What's okay, to say what did not? Ok, I feel a queer eye for the straight guy made. It ok for you to say we're not

I've got a zone of the word in other contexts. Emails did toils exaggerated in a loose contacts in commentary. Rack fair use, Conservatives was words like that. When there is fair use, there isn't very cup pump complex, no Uganda. I learn that for media matters because they have, they have shown king audio of me yesterday on our shock, I am not a year yet on yes today, but will you see it studio? so I showed it to Pat, and I said how did you allow me to say this on the air? How did somebody not notice. What I said- and he listened to me- was like oh my gosh. I didn't. I didn't even here that yeah you listen to it and it is pretty your background. Bad crap, crazy, crazy, yet greater ok, anyway. So for things you should never say to the queer crippled during and after six years. Devil number one guy here, example. Number one are taking a review, isn't so bad outcrop. Now utopia

yeah yeah, that's it you're telling me that the first thing is that every time you have sex with a queer cripple, that's they think. That's like number one is the number one I think I will. I see I know better. I say that I say that to say that I see that before sex before I close range is during an azure seekers and what an aphrodisiac daddy's right. Yes, then, there or hot either hand hell would say that what does it say that in any that taking care of U isn, t so bad. You know you're a wonderful sexual burden. Thank you. There are joining the planet to anybody unable at a queer strayed rival, fully able who would say that ok skip the second.

Then you shouldn't swell war war. What if we now? Yes, you, if we don't know it, we might say it violates hovering, impose rules. Do you really want me to say it gave that you hit massage it as a broadcaster years. Ok, all right, can you perform pro forma eyes, I'm not can you, can you the equipment, the work is not always cake and you get a goat, yes to say that our very saying it during or after it doesn't work. You say that before not during or after if you dont want all after it wasn't it wasn't that good now, ok, ok, you remind me of dot dot dot. So probably most unsettling thing. A guy said to me was this: let me see that we were in the middle of a heavy heavy, make out session that

really intense, and all of a sudden he stopped abruptly and looks me straight in the face of secretly hoping for a second. He was catching his breath or regrouping or something, but he had something- and I didn't expect this to come out of his mouth there we were half naked and he said we have to stop. We have to stop right now. Ok, ok, no problem! Against my better judgment. I asked Why? Because you were because you remind me of my axes- twelve year old child who passed away we're in a wheelchair. Just like you a hawk, I'm so embarrassed my exact idea. That is evidently I dont know how many died. I bet it so yeah

While I think this article is so little gives you an easy. Reserving is, I know they lingo after niches and on the internet, but this is not a civic. I have not noticed it. Gonna hafta like the unhelpful like this, so we know that this is a so the group that would be targeted with this pacific thing would be a queer Chris all using terms who had a two who had a person and love who had a twelve year old daughter, we are in a wheelchair and I will say that died that lets say that's micro castle there, and here is the number one thing that you should not say. Actually it's it's number three, but I put it our and I think it's You ve ordered the list. I have read much of an expert on this topic that you could well as let's not get into it. I just think this one. You should say it's so it's boy

something we would all say yeah. I just slip out of ok, the for one thing that you should not say to the queer cripple before a dub, sorry dirt. Or after sex. If I were you, I would just kill myself. Yes, yes, lie! That's a someone! Yes, though, obviously this happen to it right. Did this happen? To be honest, this one came out of left field for me quote. I had met this guy. Conference, and we went back to my hotel room to play. We had a pretty good time. Clothes came off. Bodies touch things. We got pretty ok for the improper, to hook up, he was putting his shirt back on and verily and fairly pound geologically remarked. I don't know how you do it. Man, If I were you, I'd just ended, I'd kill my rap.

That is a dark turn in the evening. Yes, it so, I guess having did post readers knee this kind of advice. I am proud to say, I don't think we now this kind of advice. I think these are just straight up common decency kind of thing you seen that way. I will say. However, it was a more interesting article in about ninety percent of the crap, I read on the political news right now. I will highlight an interesting perspectives really was. Finally what I am looking for. I'm looking for new perspectives looking to understand people I'm trying to trying to read is is the is much diversity is. They possibly can To see the link which and the point of view, and this is a confusing one for me, because I this obviously it was, it was fascinating to read, but

old time I'm like who needs this advice seriously, not God not that it's about a queer cripple its. About common decency who need somebody to say: hey dolls, If I were you, I just kill myself. I will, as I have said, that the Jeffrey I think several times we outgrew one of this room has said that it was not a core group of labour in Jeffrey. It's true with you. I think, when its accurate, you could say it S. Just what they're saying in this article is that it's that wasn't accurate, wasn't outages, use like you're a good guy you're going. I guess we're not Jaffee like label, it has to be false before it problem improve its true and you're? Ok, on your annual selected one hundred imposed and how people see things, you see different perspectives. I thought this is fascinating. Yesterday, Do the Shiela both video yeah? What do you like? A rabbit dog were screaming into the air? The I now at the other part of that is the guy Who is a was saying, Heil Hitler.

So I don't know, there's no one to like in this video right guy right, they're, both bizarre terrible people. Listen to that the ways this was reported, the in this not show you so much about them. The media is right now for love coming to something. I love this time period. Its fastened and it's it's a fascinating time period to live, and it is it's fast, the meeting in the way that you can pointed out on both sides? Their work five years ago three years ago, we, a hard time. We thought we were all high and mighty and While we were never do that well know and soda, Oh, it's like I'm an observer. Now I just sitting here why a king, my country burn itself to the ground No one seems to be looking for an exit, and it's like cancer.

This was one for the past couple hundred year right. It was its very interesting to watch so so the having imposed reports that incident as Shiela above certainly shouts down alleged white supremacist during live stream. Expertly expertly shouts downright How was that he was screaming his ears, Lee Ears, lousy, could to try to get for some of us really also Ito. Having imposed. I know you're journalist standards are strong here, but it's not he's not legend white supremacist when he says the abbreviation for highly Hitler to the camera, he's just a white supremacist. You don't need a legend for that when he said it into the camera minor difference there but expertly. This is an expert move by Scheiler, but now the Trump favouring sites. Reported this way, shall above melt down and gets physical with counter protester dude is a ticking time bomb now that it's the same incident

Here's how you think there are elements of truth in in those in both of them. Both of them- I guess that's all there doing- is all there doing it their counting on you just reading the headline and then watching the video and just seeing or maybe not even watching them, watching the video with the sound off You know I mean just seeing Shiela Guph just going crazy because you don't have to watch it with with the sound just read the headline, because that's people do is red the headline. What either yet from the headlines in Asia, in trying to involve, try to make points, on Twitter. Trying too, you know Good luck with you can't you can't you can have any. Definition I mean,

there's this. Is it just it's just black or white? all time, because you say one thing: you don't have four hundred forty four characters, there's no new ones! There there's no nuance and life is good because here's what happened? Shiela both looked like a rabid dog in that video, ok, so That's a blood bank should say it. Child Beaufort Zuzu regret, and he supports the highly. Her guy. If I say the higher the guy was a straight up racist. And I don't have time to write. I don't even have characterised writing to think about child above that there are the there are only two sides now to everything and there's no new once you're either. Four Shiela both or against Shiela, both which

beans, translation you're either four Donald Trump Organs, Donald Trump, that's it it's so weird and and the twitter thing is particularly interesting place for that stuff to happen, because people tend to think that they are very smart if they can identify and argument you didn't make in the hundred forty four characters: So, if you dont give the new odds, yes of oh, yes, you get right to make your main ps. Anything well here, something you didn't say in that one have set actively right that you have exactly that. Does it make a smart now? What does it interesting. Obviously, this format is not designed for nuance: have a short period of time to deliver the information it has to be quick. You can't give all the disclaimers, that's what the format is designed to do so it's notable that you come up with something else that could have been said but didn't fit.

I am always amazed by that the people think could you have if you were to sit there and like everyone gets off the off the rails on some point you're trying to make because they try to think of all things didn't sable ip. It's. A hundred and forty four dared to format. No, I didn't say every single disclaimer. No I didn't give you every bit of new ones. That's not what you're supposed to do, one towards a credible by its eyes. It is regrettable that opportunity for everybody to feel so we know, is intended. Disappeared every liberal in the world in its demand, an area and it happens impulse yet both sides. Now this A ton of things on your to do list this year, get organised, get better shape. I remember than that was a goal to do all you have to do. You have to be well rested in that starts with getting a great night sleep which you're guaranteed to get every single night when you sleep on it. Casper mattress, like I do like Pat does Casper, is one perfect mattress with two high tech foams that provide

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She gave you think that remains fifty to one odds. No, I mean eleven years ago, even after the after the speech. However, because that's a good bet yeah, it's a really good bet. Apparently everyone thinks Emma stones. Gonna win fur Lala. She was some of the best acting. I have seen are using it there. I mean it. Wasn't it it's weird: it's not like the musical Musicals it's it's I mean the first seen is, but the rest it is you no more like are they talking songs, know they're, not, parking songs, but it's not full throated Broadway, showed tombs, either or answer. Its is different, but I thought they were both really good I think there was she the acting that Emma Stone Dead is off the chart, the other favorite Natalie Portman for Jackie. I thought she was nominated as she was too early for best actress, she's gonna, like the second favourite and everyone else, is a longshot but Merrill Street, but fifty to one

yet apology. That's it that's a solid we're just because they want another. One of your speeches. Right If she, when she goes in front of, as they would say, a billion people and get to say bad things about Donald Trump, which is, of course, what they want You would not be surprised at all. Remember This is a woman who they say is the various actions of all time. That is obviously a lie. Orthography read news: they didn't get critical of shots. Spacer, that's much worse, but she's been nominated nineteen times. This is our twentieth. Nomination, she's only one three oh percentage wise- I mean you know she's under them and those align a little bit. She needs to get that apple, and this will be a perfect time to give her this ability to come out and re. Against people like when will they hold for this voted to after the nominations right that nominations you gotta have already held, for though I was after the nominations and then before the council.

We all know before the war, but I'd be able after the Asker denominations. I thought the nomination has come from a vote. The nominations come from the boat and now I think the academy throws out a group of people and then you vote for who you both like a I think that a good shot she is the darling of Ali would right now I mean that's, not a bad bad. Now is that Russia yeah the total rip off exactly like this is the glad that programme mercury soap Where are we headed as a culture and a people? there is a war going on over truth over media and If we cannot agree on facts, we're toast and

yesterday Jake Tapir took down Donald Trump in proportion, and I'm sorry, but you Capper was one of the only guys telling the truth. During the Obama administration, he asked all of the tough questions. Now he was one of the only ones that did he's real credibility and handled off the Eagles friend, so Early had real credibility. Thank you for that. Isn't here is yesterday. Listen to this president trump claiming in the White House is reaffirming the fiction that millions of illegal votes were cast in the two thousand sixteen election. It is empirically stunning allegation for which the White House is providing no evidence, and there is a reason they are no evidence there is no evidence. It is not true moments, ago, Whitehouse, press Broteri Sean space or acknowledge at the president believes thirty. Five million votes were really.

They cast in November. It was interesting what Mr Spencer did not say. He did not say that he shared the belief even after he was asked now. Why would that be perhaps because their zero evidence of widespread voter fraud in the two thousand sixteen election now has there ever been voter fraud and instances. Yes, massive voter fraud, three to five million votes cast illegally in two thousand. Sixteen, no, it simply not true, in fact, if there were even a fraction of the voter fraud, the President rumpus alleging here,

we'd be derelict not to order a major investigation. It would likely require a vast conspiracy involving public officials all over the country and would likely have had far reaching impact in other contexts, tainting races down the ballot, not just the presidential raising. If president trumps beliefs are true, republican leaders in Congress should be holding hearings and trumpeting this injustice. In every single day, his Justice Department is Department of Homeland Security. All of them would need to crack down immediately, unless, of course, it's not even remotely true, which is of course, the case while I'm in the first point is interesting that he makes in there, which is all the doubt he keeps talking about. A present

for a while the down bout races. You heard I mean Republicans, who lost in very close races. You had Democrats who lost in very close raises all if this is true, then there should be a giant investigation in the balance of the Senate could be at stake, or maybe a sixty seat majority. Who knows with these sorts of numbers for Republicans beyond that it. You know we had this here's this weird thing where he says the three five million- People voted illegally and the assumption is they all voted for Hillary Clinton. However, he told us a million times have well. He was going to do with Hispanics. He got, I think, what fifteen percent of the votes that s, son of the vote of Hispanics yet so If that were to be, we don't even know you can assume they all voted One way, if you, If you have millions of votes missing, it's important because theoretically could swing the entire election. If forty thousand b when those three states which their vote from one way or the other Hillary Clinton would have one now the interesting

What about that? Is they didn't? And none of that didn't happen she didn't win, there wasn't these millions of votes that could turn this election. Why he keeps touting this is bizarre, I dont know if they apparently trumpets just called for a major investigation. Yes, he did. He did did this morning, us more than because of tapir. This no doubt app, no doubt may call them out and in ok. Now you has, and he does so now what we say it was about the election. That said, Ozma voter roles and such say said it was about voter fraud and going to the voting rules. Now that, but that's good sure the one to do it. The one piece of evidence they keep pointing to is a two thousand oblique, two thousand and twelve study from. I think it's pew They talk about how there are millions of people. The voter roles that maybe have died or maybe have or are you move to other states does not mean they cast votes the people who did the study say it does not mean that they specifically,

said: no, that's what he's what their claiming about this study is not what the study says, but they do quoting it over and over again- and I don't know this very well might just be one of those things where they think it's a good strategy. We ve talked about Trump as a brilliant, media manipulation manipulator for a long time, it may very well Mary, very well, be they're doing these things like Wilson, this thing that is blatantly obviously false, that everyone can go in fact check like the crowd sizes or whatever people will. Chase that squirrel over there and we'll get real work done over here, and that is best way to look at it. I want that is new and mean play. Can you play what Van John said yesterday?

van job, he knows system where you have three hundred and twenty million people a hundred and eighty million that can both it will be some people who do batting iraqi election. Better anything about our second three to five million people is bigger than some of our states. It would be a massive number of people and you would have to believe some of the worst things possible. Both about are our electors that the iter as its also I got any more talk about this, but I like, as I've, been trying to point out trying to get people to vote when they are eligible to vote, is almost impossible. The idea that is, finally people out there, who are not eligible to vote that you could somehow get about. I dont know why not find out what the dozen truck doesn't want to apparently Blemmyes. Estonia could be the case that this is a most genius thing. That Trump has ever done because

We are talking about this and maybe he's glad, because all these wonderful thing that he's done today are actually awful things from my point of view of things, and it was the strategy of the Bush administration. Somebody else yesterday, wrote about how he's trying to overwhelm the system he's trying to put. These things out to overload the system unlike, but yet huh interesting that you would say that, and you did recognize it. When Obama was doing, I believe major Garret actually did do something back in the Obama administration. We talked about this. They strategy where you let flares go out there, that everyone's gonna go crazy about. While you get all the others have done. You pointed that out over the Obama administration is watch the other hand.

And that is a strategy that is successful. Here I mean look. The the media has spent the entire first week of the Donald Trump Administration talking about nonsense. They are talking about whether these crowds are bigger, they are talking about whether you know Sean spices lying. They are talking about this thing with it with the with the millions of votes when, yes, it would be a gigantic story is Jake temper. Points out will be one of the most them, probably the biggest election story in the history of the republic. If what doubts at from said was true, in other words overstating it, but none of them believe that trope even believes its true they're all just saying what this is an opportunity for us to say that down is lying to us, which I guess you have to do if you're the media, but you know it's distracting, M from all the typical things they would go after Republican on? Where he's? U? No opening up pipelines at which is

they are really positive thing today, something where they have their voting mentioning it. What does we know? What does air force One have? What what do our veto Our bombers are be one bombers. What are they have when some these sending a missile up. What do they do? They sprayed debris of cases, the wrong thing that doesn't Jason I heard the debris you send out. You know flares eroded college chaff, send it out with a heat. Signature its scatters everywhere, hoping that the missile goes after that this would be a our strategy. I don't owe thy dollars a year, Dont know that it is the strategy. It would be smart to be able to get things, through it would be smart, but it destroys the fabric of the republic. That's I may not, and I don't like us a strategy, but it might be a bright and mighty bad active its effects.

To get things done, but it is also an effective strategy to destroy the fabric of the republic, because you cannot have a president, that believes in conspiracy theories. You just use, can't you can't, and you can't have a press dis. Just moving past blatant lies. Because this will be a lot of people out there, the believe all this stuff, they will never look at it as a strategy patio. I don't know what you're supposed to do, as if you're in the media I mean, I know it, looks they They dug themselves, this whole lay the giant hole in, and I don't know, but I don't know we only loans, as I think that they probably feel like well, we should we have to say the stuff we have to go after these claims, but at the same time,

I mean and believe me I look at this- is real positive, like the fact that there are not covering we know enough. This was a Mitt Romney administration. Him opening up that pipeline would have been the biggest story for three weeks And so ass in a regular strategy, you nobody's Taiwan's even talking about it. It was a. Story, when Obama had the thing that pipeline through the Dakotas keep open up that pipeline, it's the one they were protesting, and that was it's a note in the Produce TV turns DE block, the fourth segment, or I d just throw it in the other stuff you might need to know, and so on. Very well might be- that the Trump Administration has figured this formula out and are working well and its constantly presented as well he's just angry and he can't believe it and no one will take them seriously, maybe it's not that maybe he's not, and if he's not it's gonna be an effective strategy is still not one that I like, but it might be an effective strategy. These things done? The largely done will be good. The question is: does

leave it. You know that but the rock Obama you pretty much. He didn't believe the thing you know: doctors are cutting the feed off of by the way could you please find that Audio pat bigger time. Magazine said it doesn't exist replaited, a hundred have it yeah it bring em like if a family care physician works with his or her patient to help them lose weight. Modified diet monitors whether they're taking their medications in a timely fashion. They might get reimbursed a pittance, but if that same diabetic ends up getting their foot amputated, that's thirty thousand

Ray fifty thousand dollars immediately. The surgeon is reimbursed, and they now it is. You did the same thing with tonsils team, same basic premise with Thomson and you come in and you got a bad sore throat or your child has a bad sore throat or has repeated sore throats. The doktor may look at the reimbursement system and state himself who know what I make love mind if I take the skids, tonsils weakening of Unita Breadth, Eliza or in a later, not umbrella, that was during that period, where we say in all these stupid things and and and I was just going to think and out about. I know- and I was just going to say the precedent reported- the doctors didn't speak out. Nobody spoke out about them said it was an outrageous lie out. Rageous accusation and I was going to make the point before

heard it again that at least with Obama we knew that he didn't mean it well. I know he means it now I dont sure originating from again. He you know I dont know if he, if he meant it, or if he knew that it was just a ruse immense it as an argument to win that particular moment released. But. I believe he thinks american doctors were. Anti AIDS somebody's been Sidney. I've only thirty thousand dollars. You don't. I D doesn't like carpeting stars. Libya here goes he would have the prophet Mohammed motive is an evil to them right as a negative jail was in that context. It would be right. I guess it's exactly the same thing. They just didn't cover Barack Obama. Now, in fairness, people like Jake Tap did most times. I don't think he did on this one, but he D Call him out remodels I mean I didn't Jake Tapir I'll, give you four good example. This he's the guy who found

initially the shark That revealed what the Obama administration projections on the unemployment rate. If we pass a stimulus and if we don't and It was the boy had set by the way. Did you know, but when they were pitching this to you. They said it was never go above nine percent and that's when we're at ten percent. And that was that digging and looking through what we know now he's He did that all morning, air journalist here you don't know if he is republican, cried independent, you dont know, and that's it should be heeded. Pigs on both sides fairly. Hopefully, people recognise that now, this told you a story about the LOS Angeles homeowner lost forty thousand dollars. Last month, burglars stole Berber became install the forty thousand breaking a single pane of glass. That's how they got into the house. Too many homes have just a single

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Whether you here today, you and I are quick up- did your Glenn autumn first Pastimes ever happen? Ok, DOW. Twenty thousand oh yeah, that's the first time in our meetings fixed the economy that we will be saying we will be saying wow. This is worse than nineteen thirty one And we will be saying it, I will just leave it at that will be saying it in the future. This is worse than one thousand nine hundred and thirty one, Is people don't understand you're seeing the effects of hyperinflation in the stock market? That is the beginning of massive info, I remember how already says it's not pegged to any fundamentals. How is this pegged fundamentals.

These are not average investors. These are the big investors who have them. They the access to the cash to the four trillion dollars that was was printed. It didn't go to the poor more than once do have alone to expand his business. It went to the gigantic bids This is and the banks and the banks took that money and there vesting it in the stock market and they are making money on it. It's all inflated money, it's full its Guess money and when this comes apart, hyperinflation or inflation. Will it did you like it? Is it's not market back programme

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One thing that you need to understand also the first, all numbers around about Donald Trump, some interesting things that act He appeared to be a real positive for Donald Trump, we'll get their coming up. We begin with the stock market right now. The fusion of entertainment and didn't lightened and policing the Glen back inside you, get to try to get to the information I had on the stock market, and I can't because it's on. What is it the up up up club jump? What is it jumped club?

the trouble is that, like Reich right, right, varieties: righteous. For it were using, Reich as and is right is really good, but its pissing me off because helpless. I can't get. I get my bypass word what work. So if I try to get Wake Reich. Is this thing where you can do group projects and I can't get my password to work. That's what you do is keep the same, Password jump cloud and then everything oh yeah, that's a good safe cyber safety Tipp, their Jeffrey, just the same values and we we're on the side of the wall, what I'm trying to do, what is jump cloud anyway? What I don't understand any of this newly explained that we're in the middle of a transition transitional period technology here at the studios and it's such a challenging, a challenging task, maybe Josie for others let pass this pipeline I walked in this morning in Pat, was what are you trying to say you were trying to,

log into wasn't jump cloud now try to log into? sadly the unjust, the wildlife I just those wifi. So I've got like nineteen different devices here. I can access it on one, but I can't access it on the other. So I go to the other one for this and something else to put an. I have to tell you I am ready to get. I am ready to voluntarily give anyone who ask including the government, a retinas scan, has or to all of the stupid password stuff. I can't take it anymore. I dive in a hard, but we haven't watched our television in about two months two month to month. Why wouldn't? I was well I'm not really sure we had. We had the wifi changed, We have because of because of

after firewalls and everything done. You know, I'm I'm. I want to be safe and I am a little paranoid. The cyber you have. I am a little sign of the cyber, and so we have female Cisco systems. It's not like I go, you know just have an apple. You know like a normal summer product in our business here, so I have absolutely no idea. I open I was good friend came over and I said can't reset. The wife I have absolutely no idea how to reset the wifi. And they're like well, where, where is it and I said, come on, I went upstairs earth and went into the the equip clauses for the Cyber open it up and you Holy and, I said, get yeah. So all I can think of is either push reset, but research, at May, reset the entire thing back to the you know, factory settings or I couldn't

I get and we both looked at each other for a while when will reset, like a bad idea, because that's probably what it does booty, what the hell is. Unplug it and what is worse, the reserve probably not rigid more, neither red blood work so anyway, so because of the Wi Fi. I couldn't get my remote control to connect to the television. Because the television there more control on the television is through wifi. The ipads okay, so they help us on that. We finally found a their remote control, but then the Roma control will turn on the television, but won't turn on the other devices that the Ipad would up

Then I finally found the Apple tv remote control, what all first world problems we understand, but at some point it's in theory, I can't take it anymore. Last night, we finally got we're just using the mirror on. I mean to use my tv haven't you, the tv and in the bedroom either I mean our work either yeah the bedroom strictly for sleeping now so occasion addressing at any, they include the possibility of sex. It was. There is selling our tv, those that's exile, usable, etc. They haven't used that. What did I don't know how long? I don't even know if that thing at Bay probably has tubes in it. The last time I checked that television, the tail vision in the in the family room finally got to work last night, but we're just using the mirror on the on the. Ipad, locating ok, so just thrown Apple mere. But can't hear it because I can

turn on the speakers. Speakers astern Enzo, like you, have to sit up. It's fantastic right. Also the tv dubiously. I it's it's insane Lydia. I do. We have that You know, I told you, my wife got me that that big tv for for Christmas- yes, seventy five inches. I walk into the bedroom. The other night is we're getting ready for bed Jack he's watching Netflix. Honourable computer screen it. Do you you got this. Seventy five Jimmy Naga arriving on as unjust war generator. As far as I know, you won't show up to show it to show the Ipad sitting there next to a sixty five in television screen. Two of them in the house just sit there and its history, its this gathering dust, while energy use all the aps and stuff on the tv. You need me gas words for Amazon, for I tunes for Netflix per Hulu, your cables

system. You gotta, know that people can also any of the so here's what happened. So We went on and we go and we start my son's PS for any, like this is the greatest, because we use the Ps Foreign, so we spend The time trying to remember all that day Passwords for Hulu, who for Amazon for Netflix for everything we find We get it all set up. He's signs in two something on P S, war and my wife says: do not sign that thing. Up with anything. Has anything to do with our family. Your signing that up for the family, okay, so he's being in eight. She says who's this, use this email address Adams.

You know separates. We also use this email address. Everything else. Will my son sets it up and he's? It sets it all up, but then he doesn't put in his name. He doesn't put in his is birthday. He doesn't anything any doesn't write anything down. So then the system resets He logs out Ok, we got a log back in. Ok! Well, I don't remember the past him with it. Oh my God and then, of course, of another birthday or doesn't know anything to guess. When we assess all, I can retrieve the password and this honestly what he said. I can retrieve the password and I said How would you like the hints will help? Ok, good so just say what your birthday and he said well. I think was March and it was an over March twentieth and it between one thousand nine hundred and seventy two and one thousand nine hundred and eighty

three five times it will reset on you. Don't worry about it: unbelievable, we have our kids in a watch. They tend to watch the same movie over and over again as some kids tender. And so we have dvds for the car that work no occasionally watch in there wife keeps saying to me, I'm in the middle of a sort of an internal household civil war over this issue. We She keeps suggesting very nicely that we should get a dvd player for our downstairs like main family room area Because- and I watch dvds anymore. So I don't have a dvd player hooked up to that system and the dvd player. When you do this sort of the cost benefit analysis. I was in Prague. It wanted Walmart for thirty dollars right now I mean, maybe forty or fifty get on it, ass, their destroying the very cheap and it will, great thing: what they're watching member when they were like five six hundred Dalia used, we really expensive, but there's nothing. Now you could buy em for nothing, so that is part of

cost benefit analysis, the other parties. How much do I price the first duration. It will be for me to try to hook that dvd player into the system and reprogram the remote to actually make hours of dollars fifty thousand dollars you so is it worth fifty thousand. I will doubtless to get this dvd player Iser zone you. I have had a b we at the engineers from the studios come I don't know how many times and the I find my house is finally working, but the tv no idea I have had you know These home theatre experts will make everything in your house work. It it'll, be graded, all be on your Ipad. Shut up. Just give? I dont care of the remote control is wired to the tv, and I have to have a big cable that I dread. Accuse me. Damn thing were what we go. I've got the new smart new curve, Smart TV and the family I thought I'd go watch one away where my new movies and smart tv sides log

where I watched my movies road from voodoo knows too many device does love. Then you can't watch how's the odd I've school in the bedroom and I've told my wife I'll come. We can't watch with me to kill a device. Oh no, we don't need a killer device. You need to use the unity. Is the blue, the Blu Ray Bluetooth, dvd player? That's hooked up to them developments girl, that's a smart where that has all the Alps, the dvd player, not the tv. How helpless are we going to be when the MP hits we are only afterwards? We are already at the place. I conveyed stare. Remember the book, the book that chain the course of my life for it, entirely different reasons, was Carl Sagan Demon haunted world. You remember that I read about not read it so Carl Sagan, wrote a book It was his last book before he died of cancer and it was called demons. The demon hunted world

highly recommended, and he talk about a time when we will go. Back like the days of the renaissance, where it was a demon, did world where the experts the and who spoke Latin, would say Oh well, you know it's making that happen. Evil, spirits, evil, spirits or make that happen to you. I can make the evil spirits go away. Because they were the only ones who spoke the language. Well, you're, t guys and the people who can make these things work when its be off under your son might do of your old, you know it's it's that's in southern when you're twelve year old, can't figure it out and gives up by and was walking around. Like me, I said you're turning into an old ban he's so frustrating it doesn't make any sense. Why is this not working? And I'm like? Oh hello, grandpa

but we're entering that world to where the people who have the answers they can make your life just, you just all you do? Is you sit at home and discusses somebody make it work? Can somebody may work that's what he predicted that again hurricanes and the world would come to a place where you, just sit at home and go? Can somebody make this work might suggest something like last. Pass. Have you are you know it is that people on the feeder just yet was well it's it's. It's a system that basely stores all your passwords and fill it with a system of knowledge, Some is gonna, make our lives easier. The world with the word system is the enemy I don't let it might have in anti. The object of my eye. Tat is afraid getting one month. It's a website. You gotta remember one password, but then you go in what you're in there in there. You have all of your passwords in one place and it fills them in Kiev and don't you have to when you run over the passwords in the beginning, to put the passwords into the city them it? Well, it actually does

scan of your system. A lot of people have a lot of them already stored somewhere, so it can fire the ones that you have already there in a lot of a mule. I am ready to read it on my forehead. It will actually dig them out of your system odd times really yet, because some that you may have forgotten, but you had stored in an old browser, will find those. But the as is probably have to know, some of them a keg. It's going to magically like create your passwords for you, but then also generate, swords for new sites that are, I don't know. The paths to any. You talk about your problem with Carl Sagan like if this that this company goes out of business tomorrow, your journal sight of it I'm going be in trouble, but they'll give you all these crazy symbols and sevens and an exclamation points in these crazy password should never be able to remember, but you does, whenever you go to the site is automatically just logs. He wins. You don't need to remember them. Remember the one password I was actually good, though I was actually trying to why something. Will my son less than I thought? That's what needs to happen? You we do have some system

the random one ring to rule them all? Yes, we need Unita Unita, but what is the device that it would give? You an odd. It would change the the combination locks of very, very complex systems like every time although our as combination changes, etc, etc. Just send you what the combination as you know, so you would have it now. I M a single That's what you need that remain safe. You need to be able to have something generates it and keeps it does it for you like office and Well, there's aussi is one of them and there's another there's a Google product that does this so like when you have it for two way: com, patient. Yes, I'll, send you something you have to open up the app to get the exact coded that second to log you into the other side, and so it is like that Constantly randomly generating numbered accommodations too for high, we know level secure

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Does not stay in your stomach ever seven. Nor does it though, yes it as such an hundred it fact Dammit alternative fact that can't be digested by the human the justice system they take an x ray of his energies is gonna, be does know on a golf ball of orbit gum Azhar. Luckily, Irma Wrong, while it will get more guns, were run on that. When it's weird thing, though, like we, everyone spit it out like it, doesn't it wouldn't be problematic to swallow it right, a minute it wouldn't sobbing that hurt him right. It's weird thing that we just don't do it. It's like is, as we were told that we decided. We all had our my as my mother used to my mom. You disable stick to your ribs. How does it

My stomach you get into my ribs, making your stomach adjust, stages that existing unrelated out lights out of the ISAF Agus Grass right to the rib as unjust jumps right through the roof. Isn't it were kind of gross to take it out of your mouth and put it? I've been like it's kind of a third thing that we call. I wouldn't have urinating two packs of orbit. What I mean I don't wanna, what's it look like about, and I want to think about that, but why? What Why would you go there? I don't know I mean how much is it much of it is digestible you're asking another question related to the same topic. I don't know why? Wouldn't you say that's what I want. That's what I watch on space or to talk about in the press coverage back programmes This is glad that programme interesting,

because normally we lead with our mistakes and simply slip past us yesterday that I've noticed Glenn you haven't brought Amy in so doing you always brag about our willingly with our mistakes are good on leave at the half way. Point of the show stay. Well guess what we're doing we're leading right now, all right, if you feel good about that, but here we are half way through the shell seriously. Take this seriously, because this is something that slits bad. Yes, by me- and I didn't. I didn't even realise that I'm surprised you didn't hear it when pat hurdy gurdy. You didn't say that yeah, I want you to listen to it and when he heard it, it was like was do even in the room, I'm kind of ashamed that took media matters to point this out to us. So media matters said Glenn back is back to his old tricks that the World Bank, thing is not happening. He is saying that the

The women's March was a conspiracy and a part of the Caliphate Caliphate clue. I didn't remember, saying about listen to the tape, I'm afraid tomorrow I have to go back to my chalkboard. We ve been working this weekend, we're gonna give you some of the connections. We're gonna talk to the woman who wrote that article four, the New York Times about the connection Stu George Soros an too radical Islam, you listening to and and have a talk with her Tomorrow, I'm bringing the chalkboard in because connections are there and want to call me a conspiracy theorist again, you can I'm not What do you accuse anybody of anything? I'm just gonna point out the facts. Because somebody has to- and perhaps perhaps Someone in the media will listen. I dont know if they will.

This will give us a better idea. I did hear fucking. We cannot lay spooky music like that, after an incredibly incendiary. Did you hear the collar and ate and damage the Caliphate clue their ear it at all or the caliphate clue? Yet that was a headline conspiratorial bear Toronto calculated clue you bastard this since it is still mocking the caliphate, given that we're at a world without dialogue with is actually Callaghan, publish, landed, not say idiom that and experts is this. What we haven't even talked about character, which government expert it was, but a government expert who said that Aragon, Aragon, is going to be the caliph by twenty eight

now about it. That does make it feel like I've society, bad guys, you now right, but we know he didn't say something bad. What what was that? What was their problem with that Obviously I know they're, not gonna, gridiron gardens my tricks of your own spirits, z and caliphate. They caught dead. The right he said, you're gonna do an interview with someone who wrote a story for the New York Times, something that was man. I love this because all the evil are back to their rex and we're being so careful, I'm trying to be so careful and so calm and so rational present this story about George Soros. The author

The story from the New York Times dead and she was alone outside was it she was at a Wall Street Journal reporter gentleman. He has not like just somebody no not know, that's a very strange thing to complain about, I was the audio that they actually met with the headline. So if you read the odd because I read the story of like holy cow, I said what and I, like the words. The item like oh my gosh, that is hysterical there's nothing. I didn't say anything in that clip. There is nothing in trying to do an interview with somebody wrote an article in the New York Times, but if you had the stinger there, A sound bad things on our deepest apologies, that's their attempted. They were pensive and serious and weaved we ve just uncovered

you know who's universe doing. This is the guy. What was his name Angelo Career, corrosive act, where a Caruso or some something he's like one of the big eyes it media matters and he was shot this yesterday, but he still proudly puts on his twitter feed, he was you know he was the guy behind stop back to remember that, the other oil news about me- and I thought here is a guy who's, holding himself up as a guardian of fake news and was now wasn't that the website that claimed you killed a nine year old girl, NATO member was an identity that I heard that I did anything now. You know it's true now you now people can get away with that? But somehow you did so, Isn't it just inherently kind of ridiculous to post a clip of a guy? You

but you stopped Your dragging us stop someone how rightly playing clips of investment in the air yeah I may nationwide broadcasts weird but I'm sure it is valid because if I said anything other bad about the name of my put this sound after me, oh my gosh, did you just hear what Stew said has been really bad? Really, really bad? That's crazy That's equality, organization, media matters, a quality, quality org, zation. So where do we had we seriously? Where do we end up? We have Jake TAT. Her being demonized. We have people arguing over actual facts like All of these organisations are tied to George Soros printed in the New York Times. Ok,.

That somehow or another is now being questioned, but not the New York Times New York Times is not a place where fake news happens, but yet They apparently must have printed the fake news, because Glenn back as conspiratorial freak, whose back to his old tricks with fake news is about George Soros, which came from you're from New York Times. Where do we go? Neither side will agree and neither side is self aware. A really good example of that is the argument at the rally that they had between. I think the guy was a was one of the bikers that came and we were trying to speak truth. Tell that to the people who are protesting really was one of the vibrating body out his bicycle desire might using walking through the crowd with his bicycle, but this black bicyclist, confronted some of these women who worry about women's rights and his issue was plant parenthood.

Try to tell them look. That's I mean It's not a good organization, but here's all that was accomplished see see how. Settled. Those agreed in this argument is now oh yeah. I know you're paranoid is a way

one very little low and they had ceased to live abroad when a type of job, everyone that doubling? Nor do we know about Margaret saga advocating a plant they should know you before you is it is. It is nice, though, to see that the blacks are waking up to plant parenthood. I love that. I think that is a good start and come on done. I think I mean

You know if you were a Leninist, and you didn't believe, necessarily Marxism, but you did believe in destroying the system and tearing all of it apart? You would be happy today. You would be happy because it's all going to come on done at that the audio of of it's an reenactment of the text of every Facebook argument in America like that. That's all it is an end to it. I had my life had yesterday posted something relatively innocuous on the issue of abortion which she opposes and, of course lots of friends, however, who do not oppose that an begin. Finally is why are we heading in people's outlived, so it was a great. They went back and forth, of course, and I felt my my my advice on these into situations is

get eyes their meaningless realized. You know so much one of them, one of the people on her little feed their had gone to the march, It was obviously a hard core liberal and, unlike you're, not going to change, the change in mind. You're, going to wind up getting pissed off and screaming at each other on a rupture did erects or data, but I'll be in the world that we live in. Luckily, these things do not riccardi and I feel very competent and just blowing them off, but one of the few one of the biggest women who went to the rally wrote something the effective like. First of all Was this long diatribe about If you let the government in to your business, they What are you what's next? Where are they gonna go from there? The If you let them do stuff with your body, we're gonna governor, it's like our united found limited government in deciding what is right, you you could do anything else. You want the federal them, whereas control your entire life. But this one issue when it involves another person is, is is off limits but which

always entertaining, but she right Something that the effect of you know not gonna, let plump personal plan, parenthood does a lot of good things, and I am now going to let us some old White Perviz congressmen tell me what to do with my body. Not just in the endeavour to sentence period, the amount of idiocy contained is it's in almost incomprehensible my board. First of all, if plain parenthood, they may do very, very well may do many things that are positive. In fact, if in his cell, you know it is of doing abortions. No one would protest them. No one would they existed it they stopped in the bush. And only did cancer screening. There wouldn't be one person on earth who oppose them. Nobody, they every One would be completely fine. It's this one issue. Well, there you don't want people to Tell you about your body. Well, you know what let's go to to this point. We all would agree that

oh tumor is about of meaningless cells that we would we don't care about. There's no life there. We don't care about it. Did you ever seen a conservative oppose Moving a tumor river a conservative report oppose removing a pump of cells, that is benign, no cause, they don't care. It's not about your body, it's about the other person and that is a vital thing that we care about. We care about the other person, and then finally, I loved how it was old, white, curvy congressmen right first, all purview their purview, because why they could. About an issue that relates to children being born. Is that a perverted thing? Are you saying it's perverted because there were their old men who care of a women's issue which every Democrat D

that you praise and hundreds of black pervert right, ok and that's last part what the hell is. The person's race have to do with your making racially based decisions on this issue. Why? What is have to do with anything, and it's like these things are so inherently pathetic? Oh and by the way, then they went unto the ninety seven percent thing on abortion would planned paranoid autonomy. Three percent of their business. Now it's not about that's done many many times again. How can It was this that that we don't know if it's none of your business then get out of it first, it's not the right of business. For example, if every single person went to plan permanent, if you don't know the step, if every no person one to blame her, but the first thing they said walking in the door was I would like an abortion. Please do it for me. They would do Multiple tests on each person and planned Herod had begun. They're trying to lie too stupid. People who quoted on Facebook count each into you will thing like a blood test,

or a std test or a consultation as an individual procedure. So if Every person walked end of into into plan parent in its at I wanted abortion today they would say only twenty five percent of our twenty percent of our procedures are abortions are now I got a got it. You don't like plan parenthood in your wife is, as some rabid anti. What was happening in that break your under the house for the way you any more good indignant. Now, the straw to crawl under I want to tell you, I want to tell you. A dog of yours, old man. I want to talk to you about digital wallets virtual currencies, my transfer! Apps! There is new. Technology every day. That is eliminating the need for cash payments, and now the Nobel Prize winning economists in Davos, as

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sorry didn't even know you had a book out come back and dogma the book, so we want to talk because it is really in Britain thing, because people were now king about a universal minimum living wage, giving every body you know a stipend to live on? and I want to talk about that. I also undertook, as you just got back from Europe and- and there is something happening in Europe, its eastern Europe. They are more free market than pro Lee anybody in the world right now, what are finding it, places in the world that have experienced communism, have experienced some four fascism and are still poor and of oppressed. The young people are waking up. They want something different. They want something new they wanted the willing to be radical. There will need to consider new ideas. Where'd you find it. Western Europe and even in the United States, young people,

as long as the new Iphone comes out on time, life is good, whitewash. Why challenge myself? Why? Why push once a white me radical and upset a lot of people when life life is comfortable? So Brazil, Brazil is fascinating. Thousands of kids out in the street, demonstrating for freedom for freedom like a real freedom, likelier freedom, I'm not saying all of them, get it but more of them get it then I think, as a percentage than thing. We see in the west again Brazil, they ve lived under all these different regimes. They were planned. That they would be middle class. You remember the bricks bricks we're gonna take over the water. I Brazil, Russia, China, India, it hasn't happened which has no surprise You bet, he hasn't happened and it. They were planning is so corrupt, their poor gonna be middle class. They want to be rich and saying nothing we ve been promised is happening.

And they are willing to look at ideas that I think Americans and others have forgotten take for granted. Every ignore. Because they want to be mainstreamed. They want to be cool, they want to be part of the they want to be. They want to be what they professors want them to be. Can I because you're, probably one of the guys one of the few- in the world that we can actually talk to about this. Who is probably thought this through? You know, we're looking at a disruption of about fifty percent of all jobs in the next twenty to thirty years. Technology is going to disrupt absolutely everything. So they're. So the amount of unemployment is gonna, be outrageous, and I should say that the amount of displacement is going to be outrageous and unnecessarily unemployment people are thinking now and I think all governments need to think what you do in this period of great change

so you don't have revolution in the street. Now one the solution. Is this minimum shirt living way? This is the solution, and this is a good solution. But say the last people in the world you want thinking about this problem is somebody in government. This is Government Prague problem, strongly believe in a separation of state from economic, safe, If I do, if I had the opportunity, we wait the constitution, if I could be that arrogant, I include a separation of state from economic. They have no business in its central planning, cannot solve this issue. The market will solve it. How I don't know I mean We have today, tens of millions globally, hundreds of millions of jobs that

fifty years ago you could not have imagined would exist. So do you think if we had a separation of education and state, we probably would be safer? Why have you not separations that? I would add that I would put into into the constitution several. It should have stay from ideas. I don't think it should be in the business of ideas? Religion is instead of ideas. I think it should be separate, but I think generally, the government is there to protect our white period. Full stop! That's it it if you want to be a communist under a free society. That's ok, get your friends together, go start a commune, be pathetic and mobile in their common each according to is from each according to its ability to each according to me, as I can, pausing at on people? You can do you own thing in a free society, that's the beauty of freedom. Separation of state from economics, the gum and has no economic policy, they shouldn T Treasury Department incentive to is today economic.

Vices central plan. Doesn't work, it doesnt work big. It doesn't small. It just doesn't work and its moral, it's wrong for the gum and to impose their values, on us as individuals, so it's Molly Offensive and its economically stupid. Separation of state from education. State has no role in education. In the end, the reason I educational system is breaking down is is a corrupt and his awful is. It is particularly in the indices, particularly for A poor people everybody's always concerned when I say private education. What will happen with poor kids? Well, it can be. Worse than it is today with the poor, kids right think about educational quality, they're, getting far public educational system. So I'd like a privatized or system and get coming out of it. As one of my disagreement with Thomas Jefferson is over the university Virginia and the idea that the state should be involved in education and forth a separation of state from science. Let's get the state out of

I am so that we can have scientists. Incentivize by government grants and politics and all of that decide about. Global warming about stem cells, eight left and right wing a gun intervenes in science a corrupt, the science, isn't it it. Does it a maze you that the scientists don't realize that the government, which is not controlled by religion. This time is due the same thing that they were doing to the scientists when it was controlled by religion. I I think the scientists stand recognisable. What options are they have it if you'd dependent, as is our scientifically has evolved to position way if you're not getting grants from the government. How are you going to continue doing science or saw the site you wanna? Do some people have integrity, but the fact is, most people just go with the flow. And if the governess giving them money to new acts, they're gonna do x and if you do a gun study and at the end of it,

study found you. Scupper that everything is quite life's good did no problems. Nobody's gonna win you, your grant, You hear that but if you say. The end of the world might be mere I'm not sure I am not convinced, but That possibility we are heading towards a catastrophe, I need a study this further guess what you can tons of more money blowing away between, Clearly, if the end of the world is me cause by something like industry, progress, capitalism, which certain people in the intelligentsia any government would. Like to believe are the cause of all our problems. How do you get the youth? Away from the word progressives and progress when progressive ISM is the exact opposite of progress,

The left has been very clever about this and we may have managed to take woods a concept and adapt them to their use and provoked liberal liberal used to mean free market. Rethinking plastic liberalism classic liberalism in to some extent in when you go to place a Georgia, Ukraine and so on, and you talk about liberal ideas, they undressed to mean in Eastern Europe and in the west to some extent as per capita. Use Programme Edam ideas, so they ve after the word level. They ve done into the wood progressive. These anti progress, ideas, you no part of it is you know in, and the same is true. On the other side rate Are we really does anybody really want to be a conservative? What what are we conserving Are we really those of us who believe in free markets and freedom, whither, we'll progressive the liberals? When I try to conserve or try to push forward, we try

growing areas it and you know the person who named us. Conservatives do you know where they came from now now, after, if empty are, was the one who said this group? people. They are conservatives and they're trying to conserve these ideas and it won't work and we embrace did we just allowed him to delay partially its it come so, no way back and really the french revolution. Will you know French Revolution- was deemed to be the progressives there, though the pot, you know whether we'll action was. This was our guys and it The british looking at that said her wait a minute, that's all, that idea we need a concern of our institutions and Andrew shows that a conservative movement will start in England as a rebellion against an assent. The french revolution. And nobody saw- and this is one of the great tragedies of history no We saw that there was a third alternative was a revolution, but not the French Revolution

and that was the American Revolution, that we'll revolution, because everyone Was so you up centric there, they viewed anything happen in Europe is important and what happened to those thirteen colonies? That's that's the magua. That's that's, not a significant, so. The american Revolution was what is really meaningful. Historically, the french revolution is a footnote at the end of the day, it's America that move the work forward that progressed us You see we're talking to your and Brooks he is rearm broke. He is the author of equal is unfair America's misguided fight against income incoming quality. Do you see with the fight over facts today, the war with the media, the war with the White House that the war against left and right I mean it's- it's getting insane we're all living in a movie that none of us would believe if we were sitting around the script writing table, we all say no

their ways and by this movie, do you see enough people saying Cotta like we are, and I just tired of all the labels, I'm tired of all of it? None of this stuff works I want to and reason, to find the way out through this, I can't be optimistic. You know I'm not seeing enough people do this. I mean I don't consider myself what right or left anymore I'm done with those labels because they ve so perverted, so the story at a meaningless. I don't know you I view everything in a sense and and in terms of What America is what presence in what is going on today. So I believe America's individualism. That's that's the essential characteristic, ward. America's. The american revolution is about the individual first, placing the individual at the epoch core everything's, about protecting that individual in his freedom.

Everybody to down the political map body on the political have? Is a collectivist of one sort or another on the way their collectivist on the left, their collectivist, they all America first is awful slogan I couldn't vote for John Mccain when he came out of the public can convention with its term country. First, it's not about country it's not about America as as a geographic place to be ordeal idea, but the idea is the individual s. First, this state is there the the purpose of the american state and should be the only purpose of every state is to protect us. Two policemen- it is a judge when there are disputes between us and a policeman and a military and other than that, leave us alone to live our lives as we see fit. That's what the white life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness means it means you have the freedom to act in pursuit of the I use necessary for your life, we of coercion and governed state to protect you

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Listen to the claim that programme urine broken here then this book is equal, is unfair, America's misguided fight against income inequality, and you think this fight is the revolution it. It really is the core fight. This is this: is the intellectuals in America trying to make us like Europe, and we need to think about think about America. Chemicals found an idea that all men are created: equal rights, its declaration of independence right right. What what did the founders mean either as new, they will all different wall unequal. Fundamental metaphysical sense. We are unequal, you put us out there and you free us warm and have the unequal. What does it mean when they should all men, are created equal? He meant, will all equally free. We all equally have the right to life liberty in the pursuit of happiness. We or have equality before the law. The law, the government should not treated differently, it's a treatise, all analysing, but

Why should we us up we're all gonna produce different amounts walking to do different things without lies, Wagner you know express who we are and will all genetically different, environmentally them anymore. We make different choices in our lives because Freewill does exist and we choose different things so In my view, inequality of outcome is a feature of freedom. It's a bug. It's not a distortion, is feature each part of what freedom is about, because freedom allows us to rest, who we are and what we are and will all different and isn't that beautiful isn't that amazing that wall different desire is that is good for you today, those successful I mean you know what about those people, who are going to be, you know hungry and won't be all too well. This is the thing about freedom. That under freedom, those people have a chance. To be hungry animal under freedom. Those people have a chance to get a job and a wise

to whatever level they can and some of them, what I never can be super, rich and and some people never be as wealthy as I am that's just reality but the beauty is that under freedom they can rise and they can live a good life and all history of capitalism and freedom shows that the poor, do very well when they are fully. What is the alternative? The alternative is no freedom where I support. Yes, there's equality, but equality of pay but two hundred and fifty years ago, people don't know this, because they dont study history. Two hundred fifty years ago? All of us were poor. People blame the dust Revolution for child labour. What what what children doing before the industrial pollution they were dying and working? Fifty percent of kids didn't make it to each tab and those have been making hd kept on working on the farm and life expectancy. General ITALY was thirty. Nine all of us in this room, with exception, maybe have still would be dead by now.

Dead to locate interviewed energy. Look, look. You people have no concept of what life before the industrial revolution before capitalism before freedom of movement. I know, but now you think about how great it will be after America yes, after America, we all revert back to. What do I look? as late as the nineteen sixty in China because of communism because of an attempt to make us all equal in outcome? somewhere between forty to sixty million people, died of starvation in one of the most foot our countries in the world they died of starvation. That's what equality of outcome means now no american intellectuals, going to say that what they actually want. Oh, no, we don't believe in complete equality. We just believe and more quality that we have now and I always ask them gimme a number: how much is the weight number and they can

they all will decide when we get there. That's what democracies about now that hope, and as you don't get to decide whether I pursued a financial coolly and make a lot of money or go and become a teacher? not make a lot of money. That's my decision and you know what many of us Let me go out of my because life in spite of what the left is not only about money. It's about the pursuit of happiness. It's about the pursuit of flourishing of human fulfilment, Sometimes that involves money. It certainly involves a certain amount of money, but it's not. Just about money, so leave people free they make decisions about. How for they want to go and life financially in terms of other things and the poor again, the pool The people who get about education in some people, no fault of their own, are going to be. You know it's gonna be hard for them, they get into bed under free system than any other system closet, it is unfair, is the name of the book by yarn drop,

and on Watkins Yarn is joining us. The argument that you have to make and leave the best argument to win this case. Freedom coming up, bank programme program is already bookstores laughter. People actually went to bless doors I would say, go to the bookstore today. Grab equal is unfair. It's available everywhere. Was on end and the few remaining bookstores yarn Brook is here with us he's from the iron ran institute and it's his book, the about the fight against inequality, yarn, what go the things it drives me out of my mind when it comes to this discussion is in the wind. When they talk about how disparate the inn

these are from like a bill gates to the average members who cares? How does it hurt me the bill? It is worth seventy two billion dollars, and I'm not each of us than that. It was the fact that bill gates with the seventy two billion or any billion is worth. What he's worth means that they are produced value the only way to get home which, in a free market, are granted the colonies. The people who didn't get rich this way, but in a free market, the only way to get rich in a free market It outlines better when I a billion. I wanna go rushed up to them and thank them because in some way, where they know the exact connection or not, they have made my life better. Every time by a microscope product four hundred dollars it more than a hundred dollars to me. That's why I'm willing to give it up so my I was a little bit better for giving up the hundred and getting them like us. Billions people have made that exchange. That means billions of people Lives are better off now this bill Gates, get any Malo credit for making the world a better place now. Why? Because he dared to profit from it

We have this notion. This Malo notion that, if you bet Effort from the actions that you engage in it is morally offensive, but when ok to become a good guy when he leaves Microsoft and start the foundation has totally microphone. Could reply as long as these working money it's tainted by giving money away. That's good! That's! No! But now I have nothing its charity and philanthropy good caught good things for good causes. If you believe in them, that's wonderful, but that doesn't change the world. What changes that would actually changes that what this business is Microsoft. Microsoft change that world who deja VU monumental, changing your dear old. Absolutely. I will tell you, I think, in some ways: that a well run? Smart business is in default. The best charity out there because they care if you were gonna if you're really going to be successful,

find out everything I can about you and figure out the way to make your life better, absolutely that every Single successful business makes lot of people's lives better. Otherwise they couldn't be successful, but the let's go back to America tuna. Fifty years ago, we will all poor everybody who spoke today or by now fourteen America was the mightiest economic power in the world, so do a colony, the mightiest economic power in the world. How did that happen now because charity! Now, because the community service as good, Those things might be under the right circumstances. Now all that happened because of businessmen, because a war of creation because of the people. We now call Zaga balance. So, but how do you stop? For instance you do. To a point- and this is too Tocqueville you get to appoint where some not all, some will become so powerful than they will start using the government, like Google,

You know the difference between Google or no apple and Microsoft is Apple started. Right away with Washington and and a little thing, though, is a good new and bill gates and add my biggest mistake was, I didn't think we needed Washington. He literally said Stay out of our business will stay out of your business and walked out of the congressional hearing way. I often hatch of our people, which was Lambeau asking them for not being more involved in lobby. Look This is this go back. I separations you get government out of the business of business. Then there's no reason for me to lobby. There's no way. Feed, obliged congressmen, senators and the President if they have nothing- give me if they have not our over me then. Don't lobby and forty we even in the beginning of the United States, the there was room where the gum and intervene even the whale boat right, you're coming

took the land and govern invested in did all these things, but if you till he had a strong separation of state from economics, the powerful financially. Would not being engaged in politics, because politicians would have nothing to give them and we have to deflation between political and economic power, fundamental different political powers by force political powers about coal, the essence of government. As George Washington said, I think it is in his second inaugural. They the coming. Outta the S The business is a trade you have to bear but otherwise, you're not gonna gauge it. When I hire somebody, time has that we work less than what I'm paying them. Other ways we come to work, I pay them a little bit less than what they make for me, because I have to make a profit over a single one of my employs right. Otherwise, I can't stay in business. The essence of business, is trade win, win, win win. This is something unfortunately, this administration, I or at least a present doesn't seem to understand

Trade is a win win when it's done with foreigners or with its down with locos. All true It is winwin, otherwise you wouldn't engage in it, so We have to get away from the zero sum rate the zoo or some idea that bill gates of seventy two billion came out of my pocket. I wish I had seventy two billion to give to bill gates, but you know. No, he created it, and this is the thing that's hard for people out of nothing wealth, is not just one party, if I get a really big he's, a pie leads you now list is long awaited dimensions right, so many damage is. One is growing all the time in a sense because well they ve created it's not just stay, but more importantly, there is no pie, there is a world is not collective. There is no american wealth. Is your pie and your pie and might by weak Rebecca and you don't have a right to my pie. You dont get decide how much of my time I get to keep, I get

decide on what you're my pie I get to eat and if I want to share some pie with my friends or my family or even with strangers, that's my business you'll both of those people who don't have any pie, that's right in and they can come and ask me for my. By what they don't have a way to do. Even those who don't have any pipe is pull out a gonna. Take my pay for me we understand that a one on one relationship that it all pull out again and I'm not talking about pulling out a gun. I I'm gonna go vote some people exactly so we take theft, which we all know is wrong, and by voting for it we legitimize it. So we have taken things. The we understand, as all human beings understand stealing is wrong And somehow food democracy because we voted for it, we make it but it is always evil would vote for it as it is when it's one. Oh, here's the thing that people don't understand, you can assign a right to the government that you don't have.

What you all rights come to us from God, and then we lend a few of them to the government to protect those rights, but I don't have a government. I dont have a right to come over and take any percentage of your money and no matter how many people I get into the room to vote on it that we're gonna go in and take a portion of your money. We have no right to do that. Absolute. We can't sign that right to a government to do the absolutely and in working to discipline way rights come from an that's. Ok, I believe from the Irish. Yes now you know, so it is time we get it right that we ve solved the ninety percent of the world around them. So if we can agree to stay out of each other's business because a physical force right they now, we can argue about ideas and that yeah, that's fine egg. Disagreement about it is better. When we use it to as a forward as a means, but so, but yes, all we have done. Is we institute gum and for one purpose and one purpose only and that it

First sign the government, the white to defend us so we ve been a sense given them the ability to be a monopoly over the use of retaliatory force. It can initiate force, but they might Egypt just an agent. More than any in self defence I should usually chase after the Robin shoot them down. I think you know what That is anarchy and is it's a very dangerous and it lacks objectivity. We need an agency to do that and that's the wall of government is to do it, self defence, for me, in other than emergency, would shoot that the on the spot, but if, if if they gotta wait. That's the job of the gun to step in and bring an objective perspective to the EU. Your criminal law, for example. I was what I get it. I just watch magnificent, seven, the new magnificently Ivan. I saw that and I thought to myself. The

It is the job of government. Nobody in that town could just be a farmer could be a business person could run the saloon, could live their life, be The government wasn't strong enough. Her wasn't there to protect what they had as individual notice. A different screen, this magnificent seven and the old magnificent, very telling very it's an original, which is the seventh families by cost in the original magnificent seven- the villains, a fee who walk around and steal from the villages and it's in Mexico, its army? At that stage it is basing its anarchy and am nobody to defend themselves. The modern, magnificent seven is set in the United States. In California, the villain is a businessman who has naturally with the government in Sacramento. Maybe he's going to Sacramento right, I mean political agenda that right

it was, I who people standing up to books because baggage now other people. You know this is businessmen the any crooks in the movie ending up again, while the violent he's a robber baron and that that's supposed to give us a sweeping and its enemies, but which is meaningful way. They had a place. The original, magnificent seventeen in Mexico causing a MAC. It would be inconceivable. Rival, Lorraine gangs would be robbing people right in the nineteenth century to glorify but now in our modern times we want to vilify the nineteenth century. We want to that ill of relative freedom into the enemy and therefore we have to place it in the nineteenth century and cook a business man and you need these. You know him materials to come together to save the town, so at sense. While I go to an aspect of the movie, its sickening in its expression,

of a modern intellectual wool. Thank you know where they were erected. A movement for the name of the book is equal is unfair. The pie, everything that we ve talked about is in the book and it's important Are you to be able to make these arguments? Equal is unfair by Yarn Brook America's misguided fight against income inequality. Yarn. Thank you for being on the programme, always approach our negative. All right? Let me David sponsor this half hour is lifelong tax free bring season, is almost hear Garren. Don't you charitable every tax? Every Fatima because I knew I feel just like a philanthropist Its identity theft is also around the corner. I didn't the thieves, have either stolen personal information on fraudulent tax returns that They claim tax refunds and then they can. The refunds. Themselves.

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Is the lead we made up? Would you would you stop? I want to thank you again for wrecking magnificent seven. I just saw that again the second time- and I love that movie. Do you still like you just have to realise that shows. I wondered whether AIDS America never noticed that. Never not even the open that way there and what I was told my son. While we were watching the risk that the new movie yeah, I can say to see the we gotta go back home, we watch the original and one night we did re floods. The original we they already raised, and we started what It was too much for me couldn't handle it, but if we really yeah- but I remembered oh yeah ads in Mexico, the first time- that's it. But I

really make connection like just our deep? It deeply other suffers in great in the culture I mean. You know yarn pointed out at the beginning of the interview that they be in Brazil there that the government promised them they they could be middle class and failed. So people are turning away from that, but think of just how problematic The initial claim is, first of all, as an aspirational goal. There certainly nothing wrong with being middle class, but as an aspirational goal to promise middle class. That's not what will your aspired? That's a problem in and of itself right and then the other Russia. That is a promise. Governments should never be promising you anything? But what the government does it's up to you to make your your way, and I hope that people in these other countries will actually understand that. I think that's general, speaking been ingrained in our culture for a really long time, but it's gone away, and I think partially because of things like you know, like Hollywood constantly vilify, the business mandate This in such a magnificent seven's drop everything all we measured holiday movies.

Yes, a special year may have a heart if you have a heart dear, better than IE. You can't be in business now, I mean you wanna be live. You wanna live like Jesus, you can't be in business box. It's every involve villain of every one of those hallmark. Criswell is always the evil. This Jesus was a community organised. We all know that we were told that by their Irishman back nine, years ago and a socialist area and which, as such, nonsense. Member when Jesus said make sure that you give your money the wrong so that they can distributed the way they see fit in some of the money. Will go down to the poor standing. I don't remember that part. I remember him saying give your money to. Therefore you will find that kind of interesting go. Find them go help them. Good Samaritan really didn't teach that the good Samaritan Yes, opt and called for health right

you didn't run, it didn't go run for somebody else to go and we go back to the same heater in and see if they can get somebody they'll be out here. No, he took care of the guy, took him too hotel bandaged his wounds all those things bade forego with Irish paid for yeah himself Ray the Grinch. Yes right, right exactly right, but that's not how business men are many businessmen wanna come into your town and by the cookie factory that variety entire, in a reason that the town exists, this denial and then move it to Buffalo. Where the word, it is significant that I care they dont lose out of aerial. Oh yeah, the big, the big town and there you know why, because they want to make one extra per cent or Sunday drawn their profits and the feeble fool the child. The last one Adam was this cookie movie from the from this past Christmas on one of the tribunals hallmark or whatever and, the one of their like mean complaints about the business men who want to come in and by the cookie factory was they wanted to keep

open all year. They only open this Christmas cookie factory for like three months ear around Christmas, decided to make any money take. Well, it wait it's a bad idea to frequent open, a cookie. Of course. Her clothes nine months of the year you're in a loose. But of course, yes, you need to be open. All the times of people in April can get cookies. I'm sorry, that's a problem for you! I'm sorry, you ordered exist only three months of work per year, novel businessmen, Disease Back programme.