The blaze radio network on demand back aright swell the reef trial and Robert Miller's. Russia investigation is Kicking off today today they start picking the jury members for Paul man afford poor man afford. If you remember, was present trumps former campaign chairman. He came in towards the very end and then he was booted out. He was the first. Courtroom casualty in what feels like an investigation has been going on since the seventeen hundreds but there are three things that we have to talk about here on what's going on, the first is: what is man afford being charged with the same in question is what does Miller hope to gain here and the third one is why is the real issue that every he's going to miss, ok so, let's start with number one

man afford is being charged with bank and tax fraud. He It's been a lobbyist and political police. Cole consultant, I think, since the Jackson it straight in eighteen thirty. He has worked with presidential campaigns, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H www, Bush and Bob Dole, and he has also lobbied on behalf of Let's say some: not so much a questionable leaders how's that one of these leaders include the now deposed former president of the Ukraine and that is where magnify report got caught up in the Miller probe. Man afford his been really dirty and on the side of Russia in the Ukraine, the charge,

against man allege that he made more than sixty million dollars working in the Ukraine. Then he rooted that cash through a shady bank in Cyprus, and up shell companies and disguise the money as loans received from these phony companies. Do yet this way helped him avoid. U S! Taxes, unfortunately, that also highly illegal This is the case in a nutshell, against him. So what they have to do with President Trump. Nothing, nothing, that's one of the problems. You can. You can make the case that this trial doesn't even belong to the Miller investigation. Does catching some dirty laundry dirty lobbyist laundering. Money have any you do with the Trump campaign and the russian collusion well no absolutely not less

Man afford when he came on, helped or influenced and tried get the the GEO he platform changed. To make the sanctions go away on Russia, and it was a real shock to the GEO P that that was only thing. The Trump campaign asked for was a change in the platform to go softer on Russia was that man of Fort was don't even involved. You have to assume that man is found guilty, because I mean he looks really really guilty. He's been a bad guy long long before he join Donald Trump. Now ma or is probably hoping that matter its lips get loose during that time, but so far he hasn't said anything if he has anything on the president, that's what, he's gonna get it after. He has been convicted man

for me actually have something Mahler can use against President Trump. I doubt it, but I mean he might but the real issue here is and I think a lot of people are going to miss what this trial is really all about they're going to, make this about Donald Trump and collusion and Russia. It isn't there trial? Is about the dirty world of? U S, lobbying this Sent a republican or democratic issue this is applied, that crosses all isles. All ideologies, There is real dirt in Washington and people are getting very, very rich and they're getting rich with money that comes from Camp cunt Is that really don't like us, they're all lining up together to feed the same trough? U S! Policy! cooperatives are working in foreign countries influencing their elections and then there

back here at home. Working for Dick Current foreign countries to influence our own elections, it is out. Of control and the press has Annie kind of common sense, decency and patriotism left in them. They will make sure that the remains the real issue that comes to life. In the manner of Fort trial, it's Tuesday July thirty. First, this is the glad that programme but rose with us, and he is our chief researcher and and- and foreign relations chief and and been watching man afford. We ve been watching Russia for so long long before Donald Trump, probably even man affords name. Tell me

little bit about man, effort that we don't know Joe. So they I think one of the biggest ties is like how're, our people tying him to Russia, Russia, russian government officials. All that stuff Cosette seems kind of murky, if you, but it is, but he is tied to russian officials. Is he not? I mean? Isn't he he is You know he was the leader guy for that the current of the Ukraine, whose now been deposed, who is best friends with Lattimer Putin so was, but he was Putin's basely handpicked person to Iraq to be the president, Ukraine, so why that was prudence strategy for basically taking back and influencing Ukraine was John ECHO, which the thing that impose present and before it was the guide They are basically to ensure that he was gonna, be elected, but it even goes beyond that. It goes to actual com. Thence of confidence of Lattimer potent

and this person was actually the reason why he ended up getting caught and all of this, but he manner for it met up with a guy named a leg. Dara Pasqua, I believe, say pronounces name. He used to be the richest man in Russia he is an aluminum and industrialist oligarch in Russia think he had about. Twenty six billion in fortune before the financial crash after two thousand eight that went down the five billion while he, destroyed lost influence in Russia, but slowly started bring it back. So he's back on good terms with Putin by this man, met up manner for it and showed him basically the blueprint for how you funneled dirty money into Cyprus, banks and that's how you gonna keep all the stuff off the radar and that's how you are going to be doing a lot of this work for us in Ukraine. Bet he's the one that said. Yes, you you crazy, shell companies, you have them right

phony loans, and as we all do so, this is all the indictment. This all came through when this first started coming out a came out from the wolves called the black ledger, which was what they found in the former president of Ukraine's having mansion. Rather our I'm sorry, I'm not, as mentioned in the party headquarters right and as they found this ledger, which showed all these dirty like a cash payments that they are using debate would actually say in right there in black and white to bribe the head of this party. In our uses study there was that they were not trying to hide it. From a metaphor, its name was written as recipient to a lot of these checks, so you you could see it. It's not hidden in the interesting thing is this stuff is coming out as coming out men efforts should be laying low. He should be, laying really should not be doing a thing you would but he would move to Cyprus or something like that and joy

Enjoy your sixty million dollar enjoy die your hair Coronel. I mean how grow a beard or stop dying your her rough, but no. What does he do? He goes and jumps on the most highest profile, job that he could in the entire. Why do you think he did that It makes no sense right. I mean I can't that's the one part of this. You look it because he was This is the reason why, when Donald from brought him on to us the pain and he said I have only got the best people around me and we rang the bell went. No man afford is a really bad bad guy, because we knew all of this and you could he just could not put it together on why man afford would do this unless I mean unless he was doing You know the bidding of somebody in trying to get pump elected because

He knew that it would mean a lot more money to him. Ok sought yet- and still we were talking about this yesterday, but I believe people like Manna for just that arrogant I think that he really thought that he I thought he would covers tracks he'd been taught by the best on how to hide their stuff, but then I'll think, even though he did he did this the Trump job for free two men like mad afford to people that have been in this business of political influence or, and this dirty lobbying world money doesn't is is is not as valuable to them as the influence that they're going to gain in that position with couple other things to a. He joined this campaign in it at a time where things are, bad right Lewandowski is on his way out to dry, not look like they're going to win, so he joins this campaign at a time of war everyone believes they're going to lose the election right. So I mean he does not get this much scrutiny probably still gets trouble, but he get doesn't get. This would certainly without Trump, actually winning number two

If you think of the career arc of metaphor, who worked closer with Roger Stone is the constant struggle to be in the increase in DC constantly being pushed out of it that has been the manifold, Roger Stone, career arc. They started out in a early on, they were close. They were one of the biggest lobbyist firms in in DC before that. They work closely with people like Reagan, as they were coming up and they that they become so corrupt that they get. Out of that inner circle, and then he rubbed, if you are so corrupt, that the people in D C are causing your to corrupt that's pretty Koran his really corrupt, and here he I think the he sees this as his path back into that club. In a word there is tons of money and tons of influence in isn't necessarily need to get it from the campaign right, but you know he's tat. He took at that time. That was a job that no one wanted. No one,

to be involved with this campaign at that time, and now I want to change now, but at that point it was a. It was tough to find someone is qualified as main afford to run a delicate operation. So now, let's let separate Donald Trump from this, because I think I think, Donald Trump has a way of conflicting everything it's wrong and the press is conflicting. Everything man afford is a separate issue. He was dirty before he joined Trump, there's no evidence that he did anything dirty while he was with Donald Trump. It's every and he was doing before all of his connections to Russia. It has nothing to do with Donald Trump, except one thing and it was a it was right after he joined the campaign there was. The convention and the GEO P had to look at their their platform?

and one of the planks of the platform was to go after Russia and to be tough on sanctions and the only thing the Trump Administration asked for was that I think, to be removed that they were going to change their strategy on Russia and the Ukraine and everything else that made absolutely no sense at the time to me. Still doesn't make any sense. Unless Paul man afford that one of the reasons why he got into the campaign was to try to steer it now. That doesn't mean that Donald Trump knew about it or anything else, but to me, that's the only connection to anything which it involved in the campaign, and that doesn't mean that Donald Trump was part of it. Not well and again, very, very hard to prove you also like even a brain does come on. Let's say he's he's been I'd convicted and they're waiting on its sentencing and Mahler comes to him and says

so now that you know this is happening. You know you're, either going away for the rest of your life or we're gonna. Let you off in em on immunity or some kind of Minos, hand slap. If you can prove that he was involved in some kind of car. You prove it unless you have a male. Yet unless you have any mail or combat, maybe another Cohen video tapers awry, you knows, and if you don't have any way to prove that- and I dont think that I dont think Cohen was, was thinking that way you know. I don't think he was thinking about hey, I'm gonna get in trouble, and I mean Cohen Cohen, is probably the kind of guy that is. Is he so slimy that huh when he's doing stuff from four people, he wants to make sure I got a little insurance policy. You know instead I got an attorney or I've got it in a safe he's is, I got it over my couch in my living room. I gotta table you, but he he seems to be the guy who

make sure that he has some protection in case things go wrong. Cohen's that guy, I think you're right. I think he is so arrogant. East is Leslie Move, as I mean all of these guys, the hell are they doing? What are they doing? It's just about power and they think they can get away with it now. Yet, it's funny all the people that are working it lets it lets say they do have some kind of a list of safe there's, something that says metaphor was trying to lobby and say: let's eat These sanctions and then wall, you know, a change in Adam and change. Some of our policy towards Russia also think about all the people that are involved at this point. You talked about you know this. The larger issue. You know everything lookin democratic issue of all the people that are mixed up in foreign lobbying. It's amazing just think about all the people who are working on them and the magnets react, There was fusion gps who was working with the Dnc who was working with

Hillary Clinton campaign directly. Then there is also a groups like the Podesta group who are also meeting with fusion GPS sing. Paul metaphors, all these, for everyone is working on the same thing at sight. It doesn't really have anything to do with getting anyone elected but they're. All working on behalf of Russia and an end to the Podesta groups case they hidden register as a forum for agent in sadness, men more did. Why did Podesta as soon as that connection came out? What did he do? shut his very successful, firm down and just disappeared is anyone even looking into that we're on that is used today when I got it, I have gone on for it, but this is the clearest case. I think that that the media doesn't actually care about russian collusion. We keep here These were trunk. You saying there's no collusion, there's no collusion! Well this

I'll is about russian collusion in many ways is just it's just now: do we arrived yet another new with Tropicana them to do the election? Its metaphor as colluded, seemingly with the Russians over a long period of time. It was just wait well before TAT was involved with metaphor and if they actually cared about russian influence, if that but this was about the media would be obsessing about this trial, but they dont let their about it, because it's not it's not really doesn't seem in the end. Game is taking Trump out correct, it's not about they don't care about it because it done take trumped up, but I think it goes a step further as you'll see tonight on tv also includes the root of the Democrats. I mean the collusion with Russia and not on an election. Just to accomplish Russia's goals, the FBI has stated there is a mountain of evidence. How can we don't talk about any of that, because a lot of it revolt,

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I their estimates how much thirty two thirty two trillion dollar. Thirty two trillion dollars Kay a ten year period. Now, just so, you know thirty two trillion dollar sure sounds like a lot, but there's a little more to that and we're gonna get into. Added to that here, not just a second standby. This is the Glen Back programme. So before we move on, we have to take care of an argument here. Soon I've been having the last couple of days. We got a, we got a tweet in it said Glenn, my day is nine eighteen. How about an autograph copy of your new book opposed and boost. The post. Add that it's better than Billow Riley's book, unless it spill sends me an autograph copy, in which case I declare his better now, Do you had me? It was your birthday ended birthday on the day, your book, but the book comes out. I'm thinking you know what you give me and Stu says: no, no, that's that's stupid

should not give him a book because it's his birthday on the same day, your vote is coming MA, just thought it would be nice now, I'm I'm all the drawn by a second part of his proposal, Which is he will say, our book is better than Bill: Riley's book bright and post it to his twitter fallen and that there are some real return there, unlike your socialist bland, does give him things for nothing. Benjy! Welcome to the programme we're we're. Where are you now very good? I mean, except were torn. First of all, the happy birthday soon Stu says it of you know you really have to work on it, and I see the not so thinly. Veiled threat here about what you're gonna say about Bill Riley's book, but there's not a chance. Bill rightly says in your free book: not not a chance. Well, you know I'm a capitalist, you're a capitalist. I may only have the report would forward, but I could run through a wall from me bad rifles.

Another sixty four went his way, the sixty four twitter followers would run through a wall, for you really get absolutely, and you know how they would play out if bill tell you now that met work, common feeling that China is now, I know you don't have to tell me not a bit about yourself? Benjy I may add certified pharmacy technician and a preacher living Kentucky. There's not a whole lot of meat on the bone there, but that that too I write bright and you ve been a subscriber. To the blaze for a long time. Oh yeah, since day one we even at the earth day, but the veil of Olaf as well. Now I hear I see here cause would you know we did some checking into. I see that you're having surgery on Friday morning, having surgery for yet this is actually a minor surgery

for me. I had a major back thirty when I was thirty, had a heart attack at thirty five and another hour. Thirty later, though, actually a modern surgery. My standards at the Lahti they don't hernia and after reflex surgery, while hoax. You don't sound like a good investment, We only have to Friday where we can count on you. I mean you know sure enough. It acid, reflux surgery doesn't sound bad, but you could go at any time. Just based on your record. There's an easy way to solve this. I think like out. We do tell me what, if this sounds doable to your budget, we you first of all part one guarantee sixty four book sales. Every one of your followers will purchase the book guaranteed. Never to if something happens to you in the surgery you take part of whatever you saved in your life and that goes to purchasing the rest of the sixty four books. Whatever happened hasn't been sold,

So if you die, if he dies of an yes, that's the end it whenever inheritance was going, your cancer whatever occurs to Glenn and his and his books, the army. You can run its fix on it, but I would guaranteed you'd guarantee that you'd guarantee that Ok, why things are having one book away for forks. City for guaranteed book sales. So you know, that's I'll, give you the money for a hamburger today, if you'll pay me Tuesday, I think that always works out Reggie hang hang out just a second will. You will get your book. Thank you so much for listening and end and being a fan for so long. I wish you the best of their them in there is, when you need not put your affairs in order anything for the surgery area, well, you know it looks like it pat His last broadcast could have been a few weeks ago. He could have when at any time you and in Germany has been around for what

Your gear now there's something wrong with Jeffrey other he's made a pact with somebody butter Benjy. Thank you. So much God bless you and hang on. The far will get your dresses of any book. It will get to the programme that we get the same contract returned triplicate like us, failing to ban at twice does the executive producer, and I'm just the slab of me for tat gay. Congratulations. You sold sixty four books of art. That's got to eat much trouble, I'm in with Bill Reilly We have to come up with something, I'm I'm open for options. We have to come up with something his book is released. The same day. My book is released. His book about the Nazis, not books also rely, lay cell really well all ended. All his killing series is is one of the successes of all time. Yes, yeah you're in trouble, siamese dream and I don't like it and I can but have been around it'll be right

what're, you call my garage it'll be a nightmare. I don't care if it's one book sold more than his, it has to be. Otherwise he is an uncontrollable monster. So I'm counting on you! That's coming your way, I'm counting on you to come up with something I don't know what it is. Maybe we have Hillary Clinton come in and viable books on E Bay keep it in a warehouse along with all her books. I don't care what I read it is a good thing is that we can have a lot of extra money nationwide to spend on books, because I've met a cure for all bright. Save us a bunch of money. Well, it's actually! I don't! think so here's the thing: it's thirty, two, according to the democratic estimates, it's three Lee two trillion dollars over ten years, but that not really counting everything. That's just the base. Foot in the door. Me The case for all. So if you need, if you need anything else, if it which you always do

The number is how much when you add you add up all of it. Well, that's been kind of the the back and forth to the numbers is important and it's been tough to understand, because if you remember the first S make him out of thirty. Two point: six trillion dollars and these last laugh that off and they said, there's no way he's going to cost that much and then the other study from the left. That it would only cause thirty two trillion so whose way less right. Now Now, if you look, however, at the actual study, there's a minor issue here Basically, what is it? What it does is assume that everyone gets Medicare and then all of the window, actors and hospitals, except except the forty thirty thirty to forty percent lower payments than Medicare provides, and they can allow that private insurance either love that there good arguments made that they're not gonna, be that appreciative of that are known on these. These these are servants they they

after it yeah doctors. They will absolutely take. You know a forty percent pay cut hospitals, You know G Forty percent pay cod on on you know their new products, then they're all gonna love it. There did a lot of people really like that, but let us look really like paying all of that now what there to spend this is an amazing magic trick in which they trying to say that everyone here, going to accept this, and it's going to work with no change in your service, which is obviously I fell for this. If we fought for this, please somebody put me in a capsule and just shoot me into space. It's that stupid right I mean especially in a world where we are currently seeing what's happening in Venezuela. Yes, the fur that we have an ongoing example of these policies being played out, going on right. Now we

their million percent inflation rate and people eating dogs off the street cause there's little food if you're lucky zoo animals disappearing, because people are eating them there going on in the world right now. At the same time, this country is is entertaining Alexandria, Abkhazia, Cortez, it's an amazing world we live in, but when you look at, Medicare for all part again. This is just healthcare for one country, the. Go through the same study. Does the estimates of really is going to happen If we try to do this and the actual cost appears to be about forty six trillion, digital fourteen trillion dollars in cost. Now, of course, that does not cover other things, theirs for example, Medicare if you're on Medicare, you know this doesn't pay, for every time of your health care. It does

cover everything that you're paying you you likely have some, lamentably major, is that you made that other costs you make this sound expensive, but forty six trillion dollars were the richest country in the world. Forty six, not that's true, absolutely it is doing without question, so I want to question it because we all a lot of money, yet L matter forty six trillion dollars that only as much as every dollar, every rouble, every Juan every clamshell spent, earned or made in the entire world for a year. Okay, this is that. Fifty five trillion dollars. This is only forty six, at least nine trillion dollars laugh and all you have to do with that. Nine trillion is everything else in the United States, plus all things, including health care around the world to me, but you do get knowledge is ten years compared to one year, so yet is still fifty five trillion dollar. What is I mean, come on who's gonna?

one country. It's it's free. Percent of the population, the handing. You know the entire gdp of the entire world on one thing than doesn't even cover all of it. I mean that sounds reasonable to me now that sounds, I will say some people will say. Maybe we shouldn't spent forty six trillion and look, let's be honest about in the forty six trillion dollar estimate is, for example, a court on quote savings of true we're a trillion dollars and administrative costs holy cow now, because governments enemy so efficient with this money saved trillions of dollars, you know on red tape, all criteria and lowering prices. Does your medication are all things that are the shore like, because We all know when someone says do you know what this this totally free spend whatever you want. You're, not

you're gonna, totally monitor your spending and make sure you talk at any extra tests. Unitary, don't get anything you they don't know. You don't have to, because the government will right yeah that would be easily behind is damage our Lena money, it just ass, Charlie Guard, you do know if it's not me, you know is not completely needed, I don't think, there's a chance it you don't need it, you don't need it at all. It's gonna be good and by the way, taxes now. The highest. The high just amount we have ever raised is just over three trillion dollars in a year, and it was just as last year the highest income tax We have ever raised as a nation. Ok, We're already bending four trillion dollars or we're already a million dollars more than we can raise. They want to add an additional three point, two so

If so, I waited so. This is over ten years and its three point: two is thirty two trillion. That means it's three point two trillion dollars a year, thereabouts where we that money does We only have to double are taxes and we are still a trillion dollars. Jai lucky were those were the richest country in the world or something but though, given them again in the case of two services, your quickly remember a few years ago, around seven or eight years ago I was I will you wanted to watch a specific episode of a tv show right wasn't available undermine you would go to Itunes. Remember thus, yes and you'd pert view by an episode for a couple bucks- and there was a pretty cool- pretty cool deal right was it was. It was something I design of his reign and then started. Netflix took over right and you can watch you could pay night at a month and watch as much as you wanted. When are you watching more tv, one of the two binge watching start. It started out

who had the subscription agar go as much as you want you can watch is many shows, as you want all in a row, if you had to purchase each individual episode like you, did back in the day, with Itunes or to twenty or thirty dollars a month? per series you're not going to show you gotta, take chances on it. You're not gonna, go and get all the. This is what happening with healthcare, and it has I've been overrun over people? Don't care what the thing costs and the government when it's yours. Fundamental Human right to have your health care costs paid for by those evil. Rich people, you think you're you're, not gonna, give up spending in these situations. Of course you are Could we weigh more than forty six trillion dollars for it, we're in a dream about the day where it only cost. Forty six trillion dollars to disagree with you just give because you will run out of money, is no money and so that what will happen is we will enter in to the realm of the british healthcare system on day one and that there will not be enough money aside.

It's true. I mean it dries up quickly, and then you haven't just a terrible healthcare systems. What we ve seen all all around the world. It's almost like come years ago. Somebody predicted all of this, and all I remember, was you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and me it's pretty amazing. Stand by the way, the people who designed Obamacare, who also predicted that this would eventually turn into exactly what we're talking about now. A single payer system am remember, go early on. The campaign talking about. That's what he actually wanted All these things were called hate speech, because I guess he was black or something I don't. I don't know how health care policy has anything to do with that's what we were told at the time and then here we are with them properly. Exactly that and now dominating the conversation. Amazing. Maybe people have a hard time picturing how to update their home, especially when it comes to window coverings or blinds shade shutters drapes

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I thought I actually thought it was a very funny. I thought she was very, very funny and kind of whom I think makes you look more like a bull in some ways, because it just gonna made the whole thing into. I don't know something: we could laugh about. I am not really sure whether that means that we started up. You will. Let me look at birth, what the fuck, this up with the person, who is not a way funny, but I think well deserved. I think you know and again she clang of also via its ally, but but but I think the subsequent once started yet your personal and be watches a young boy can take it a cancer, the territorial tablet than the let's start on the one where you just said. You know that the first one million deserved the the live Explanation that you have in the book is is fascinating to me about that. You know inaugural numbers and

Are you trying to figure out what your role is? Gimme a real weeks and options of of that in what happened. So here's, the literally the sickly second version, obviously the further the Guantanamo up, but the first you haven't been left to restate the mindset. We'd costly, been under attack, it adds conservatism but secondly, just in our grand game was grown up. Our data was gonna. We were never good enough. It's him! He was no matter what we did, no matter what we want, and that is what we wish the night before the end of the day. The integration the Prescott outsource talked about how Martin Luther King spot had been removed, hoops not but then you can't unring battle so there's this mindset and I think people need to understand that we are feeling under siege the next morning the president wakes up and he starts looking at now footage. Not of what he did. Johnny executives orders not about his agenda, like our well on of land. There was not more. There are less people than Obama and unscrambling

on a Saturday morning of a three day weekend? After an all your, when I think to federal employees throughout the gum? probably working- and I say that respectfully- but you just my point- is that trying to figure out? How do we talk about that? There actually was one of them, it was the item for this new president agenda and unscrambling trying to find it. Anyone who can tell me about web traffic or people anything you tell or hey. Look. Let's build a case that shows that, like this petty who cares, how many were standing stickler area was actually talk about the fact that people were streaming alive. They were watching it in different ways that they had been the path in yes, they are. There was excitement and enthusiasm for the two presidents and it was it was sort of like you know, one of those macgyver what you're trying to How about your random things and build some kind of like? I was litter, I read the book in a pretty. I think, skateboard, that this was a day that I

wish I could do over again, but the goal was to decide ever do it like. That is. A lot of people are the kids it was trying to shape. This is ridiculous. Look at all of these other way that people are showing them excitement organ interest so that it did The job of the press secretary now in hindsight, is that above the press secretary to defend, the president and speak for the President, whether or not you know, it's true or not to just speak for him or to say. Look here is where the you know, you know, perceptions, are hears, you know you'll. Let me answer this, but when he says something like that, you just say I mean all the president's speaks for himself. I don't. I can't speak to that matter,

which is in any case they did say that, where I say you know, the tweet speaks for itself or because again, the question to your question is: what is the question so, in other words, in somebody says what does Does it believe, then my job is to say the president believes or fields are what had befallen if they ask a fact of government which, as you know, has this been confirmed, Does two plus two legal point in my job is to say yes to plus two calls for or ill or if it's not a troop supposition than to say that? That's not true, but in the case of when the question revolves around what the president believes or what the president's views are on something, then it is strictly to basically say to the president of the years with their happy. If I'd recommend, how do you think knowing your ears, my recommendation, he gives a back you and then ultimately, once the president or any principle for that matter makes a decision knew then pay, though the individual

leaves or has the following, do full stop. Your job is to interpret the favor They believe the following, although I don't agree with that, it's not about you, you're, not you're, strived for not an interpreter. But they kind of want you to say. I don't agree with that which the site your job, You should be fired if you say those things right, sure, and in particular I spend a few years in the Bush industry doing trademark into. I would get these claims on the time shots. Don't you We believe that that's ridiculous whatever and unlike what I saw different principles and my job is to privately. And give them the council, but I think that you can share with them they'd vice, but ultimately to serve them. It's not a coup cares weather. Work for somebody who didn't they knew the someone out. That's by nature, gonna happen

tell me about the day that the steel dossier came out. You know here you have of president in and Buzzfeed releases, something that says you know about golden showers and all kinds of raising stuff. CNN calls. You Jake Tapir calls you what was that day like take us through there? and that day goes down, possibly as the day when I realized that the Rubicon had shifted than it was now about trying to it wasn't about solid journalism. Who was really going to be a gotcha game and add, and I talk about this in the book- a baker you could call from tapirs. He says: hey, look, gimme a call. I want to buy you I'm starting to go back and forth from a he says. I'm on air I'll call you later. Finally, just shy Firefox is looking at this we ve got this dossier to a pint aware of it and it makes a vacuum she's against the pilot, and I'm saying WAR Holbein.

The underlying document that they're talking about is classified show in order for us to build refuted, we have to chase down this class. My document view it in a classified setting and then the old figure out what we can actually say, based on whatever the contents worm and in what the inquiry specific, what they're like what you have an hour- and so we- but we are scoring around one of the underlying things who talked about in one particular case. Michael Cohen, wasn't someplace in. I call my com, I talk about this in the commission's view of a passport musical course. I do. I have it on me. I should ok. I need you drive back from power they entail by these. Like. Are you kidding me? You know from being up their trap in New York is not exactly can other snowy comes back and I opened his passport. Is it? What are you doing? I'm like I want to see if you out of the country,

at any point during these alleged area and there was no untainted by speed. You has realised that, like one of the charges here, it completely refutable because I'm staring at the documentation that showed tat. He had never left the country during anywhere close to this timeframe and any out just like. Well, that's your response and then I started making accusations about what we had been briefed and classified breathing. Genuine at their six a compound. I sat in that meeting and I have these reporters telling me what was briefed, and I said, that's just simply not true. I sat in the meeting I watched him call me turn to the President Elect, and so, Mr President, I speak with you privately the conversation Sixty seconds he didn't showed in the document- and I know that, because they made a point of saying that document at this time is not ready to be viewed one I thought done so we're gonna do.

Give you a heads up as to the general nature of what that there is a document helping the papers and about you, gotta guys are asserting that he was believed on all these allegations and shown this document. It simply is untrue and Glenn. Here's the kicker from the book had come out Winkler, Tommy what I spoke toward. He admits that he did his grief him on the actual document and clapper says they call me, wasn't gonna get it and they all these guys fail to actually retract any part of their story, because well it's it's not that that is not what they Sean did. You find anyone It was in the mainstream media that you thought a carefully agree or they come to the wrong conclusions on this or that, but they are true. He trying to get to the to the truth I don't have the name of the war I do in the book when I actually say that there are a bunch of these reported on you like about that. I think I don't always agree with their story.

But every time I dealt with them, and sometimes it wasn't plus believe me, but I always send back. I thought about it after the fact, in the current, based on what current environment, effectually, ok, let's just I may not like there, who reporting, I may disagree with it, but it's a free country and every time that we had a top staunch they came into. This is what we are reporting. This is what we think I've been based on these sources. We would like your side- and I thought to Myself- ok in fairness, that they are actually being probes in saying, look We were given that information. Therefore, we want your site. I've me haven't, give them credit for this, We join due diligence Church war, more reporters now go. We have eight sources were running with the following, and it's like waiting those heavy allegation. Can we have some and to refute it. It's amazing to me these days. What constitutes breaking news is anything that they get needs to be refuted the question within it. Even a timeframe and many in many, because that is not possible. Both bill. Send you an email if they go

I e not U hour ago, we're going with the store any, not that we talk, you not that we contacted you, they fire off an email, While we send you a note and our got so in my case, many of the meetings that I want you are classified you couldn't an electronic device. So you get these notes. You no accurate, walk out with great. I ten minutes now to unpack this. Then I go up were printed you're gonna. What's the urgency of whatever I mean I get If there's a national security issue or something that's you, beat out eight people stories moving, but in many of these cases it was just because they were they want to make sure they they got their. Their story is correct. Possible without so ensuring that they were right they probably get didn't you do get the since they wanted to get the story up before you had the ability to come up.

The defence and actually understand the full story like baby? It's it's not necessarily always even about beating their competitors. It's about getting the story up before you have a chance to defend that's right now and I think war more, that's the case, and I would like where what in parliament was. They were like what we don't want to get tied up like. I think that what it is they felt like the longer without their the more Fortunately, we give EU together. Deconstructed I can find it until they could say in their story. We reached up a common, they didn't get back to us and yet in for the reader it looks like out there, but to anyone on the inside. He knows. What's going on you, like literally, you gave me sixty minutes to unpack a really com hated issue and provide any kind alternative sheriff. You know scenarios are facts to say this is actually why this occurred so many cases when you told an accusation into your time to talk to the people to weigh the dock. To understand the policy to hand where something stands in terms of the approval process. You can't just like a snap

so you want to make sure you're getting right into the press is like well guess what you have thirty minutes, sixty minutes whenever it is, you don't wanna publish it, say that we ask for common and you decline Sean do. We have to the bottom of the hour, but you haven't you, you want a k hook, a great great great, I'm so so hang on the phone for just a second. It we're trying to Sean Spacer New book called the briefing politics. The pie and the president coming up in just a second more wish on space, Our sponsor this have how worried is gold line. They have a new product that they have just had mounted by the royal Canadian meant call it to the fore: nines pure its silver maple flex bar and it is comprised of nineteen individual bars of silver that make up two ounces of silver now

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had to have been times too, where even If you didn't agree with what the president was doing or whatever people were saying, either He didn't agree with him there three times where the press was so disingenuous that it made. You just want to just stand and just beat him back. And then at other times there had to be times when you were so tired and the president would tweet or do something and you'd say. Oh, dear God, I can't I can't do us another you're doing this to me now to what you want. You tweet that will you You experience either one of those the elbow Look at it. It was. It was an adapted.

Period of my life, meaning that four for all by twenty five years of doing this kind of stuff, my job was to basically say to the people. But I served ok, your sister Did you hear the tactic? Here's the message. Do you have any at its? Do you have any thoughts, its weakness in the cases hawk, and so that had worked out well. In that case, it was on the leading the charge, your family and enacting different dynamic, and so you know you're right you wake up and you'd be like hey. I'm now getting asked about the other tweeted and I have to call him yes, Sir, what what did you mean by this? How do you want me to, and you know- and it is not easy, because again, most politician- basically alike, we shall get peanut butter and jelly or just peanut butter like that, every decision they want crafted and thought about, and transport, like I'm charging the hell you can follow in its as a as someone who I don't like I'm doing this it just it's you you realize that, like

the world that you used to live in. The way that used to operate is not gonna, be the same so you know that in some ways I would in some ways I would think that that was good in other ways. You know would be an I'm not talking about necessarily the policies where you know he fight you find out. He's firing him he just fucked. You know that money, That kind of stuff I mean princes, can Take me through the back, says Hollywood day. Yes, thank you. Reliving living that assets. I say so here's the thing. I'm in its twenty, how like even now, the little things get overlooked, but we're on our way to Saint Louis Debate, which was on a Sunday such Friday afternoon, warning a plane it while Reagan, airport and the board with Jack Dorsey of Twitter. Digital team, I didn't seem twitter, hedges backed out of a deal because

the commission had an agreed to do the same kind of strategy, I think that would want I'm thinking. Oh my god I had. This is gonna, be a maiden Morgan, a blow of twitter bias and it continue to reveal how these folks are. You know They were the last try to undermine the right. I've got them dead, to write and walking down the tarmac getting on this plane, which was gonna, be the last line of Saint Louis, that add availability, and Look I gotta get attacks charge you for staff. It says I need to talk a sad and, unlike you need to check your email and I looked out a story. Tat broken. It says in others, this tape alike. I'm gone into my communicator crisis? Might unlike ok, but you know white, like that's what he said she said. He now beat up. I think, I'm just mentally hi. How do we immediately get to combat this thing and then the next email goes there, video at night

I get on the phone with our future as you like, you need to get back the currency, a fat and I'd like look. If I get off this pain, I dont make the Saint Louis like an end. I can't we can't do that, like my job is to coordinate. So are you on this point? No wifi, truncating, I've gotta, take a break here, I don't mean to stretch out the agony for units at Will- will pick it up their wish on spice. The name of the book is the briefing politics, the press and the president when we come back. You're listening to the Glen Back Programme, John Spices, the name of the book is the briefing politics, the press and the President he is gonna, be rooms straight up with you. Almost take this interview and only because I thought I would hear the same stuff and I don't care, I dont, know John and somebody.

My staff said now. I think you should. I think you should take. Because I think there I think, there's more than what you're saying I'm glad I did. In fact we were just in the break and I'd I'd. Like to invite sit down, Sean I'd like to spend a couple of hours, because I think I think there is much much more to you, then what you're ever going to be, I don't allowed to show and we get into that later but anyway, so you when we last, we laughed ass, you say they are agreed. That means a lot. I did the funny parties just so you do know we had met. I had a sorry, no no years while Europe is in that Why wasn't? I was running coordinating fleet Weak New York, we I my I all they wanted to do was to me. When back. I remember you now not only this. Not only that, but you arrange dinner.

Am you brought it all up, and you said I dont, which is wanting to come. My show I want you, take care of the sailors, They come in for fleet weak and it was off camera. It was Glenn back doing this because he wanted to because he needed to not to get some kind of pr bullets out of it, and I just I will never forget that because that's the point you didn't know who I was you didn't nobody foolish work, but you made that day in that evening, so special for those for those folks, her up their fleet weak and- and I will never forget that now because that's the point- you dont know people, you have a ton of listeners and supporters and you do the right thing for them and that's why I was so grateful have you to be on your shouted, because I know that even the cameras off when the radio's MIKE's are gone, that you do the right for so many people- and I appreciate that- thank you, ok I would like to add, like to ask you if you would come down and and spend a couple of hours with me

and do add a different kind of interviews. I I think here Who have a lot to share and really about. You know Trump but Please consider that I like thank you so should we were we left you on the tarmac trying to get to Saint Louis. The access Hollywood tape, just broke and told you gotta come back and you say if I don't get on this plane so you're now on a plane without wifi, yeah landed Saint Louis returned the phone back on and it would like tax message. Galore email got like what you're common indices dropping out. What's gonna happen and you I'm combat my job at that time was to help coordinate the logistics for them for the for the general action debates, and am I it is literally doc. Peeping

organization together right that it was also answers. Flight is no longer the mean people were baling, like you wouldn't believe. So you do not allow people didn't get on planes and I'm not coming. I can't make it this able. Suddenly, my mother just got sick and and an end you're in I mean that may be the biggest crisis situation I felt I have faith in the communication are safe for the White House and I am thinking to myself. Ok, This is any other candidate, here's what you do get out there. You do this, you apologize and what happened that weak ended. I wait, I think, fairly sensibly in a book about this at one point will get ready for the debate and he's clearly on and I'm taking myself. Do you do that you have just been accused magic, accused of its on baby and ban and organise the thing issues worth fighting back and unlike what? What are you talk?

about, and no one all the sudden there like there's a past converse about starting a link with the Trump and, unlike were twenty or would heard. How will before a debate? Would you be well, that's copper. Is I get banned in brought all the Clinton accusers to the debate? currently, and they don't speak in any kind of cinema debate on God. Oh my god like what what what is going on here anyway, just another example from fighting? back in a way that I never you can be. People can agree with him or disagree, but if you just stop for a second and analyze, how he has clouds through some of these events in ways that I would never have recommended to any any clear its mind boggling to me, because if someone said today, I saw Trump. Do this? I'm gonna do the same thing. I would literally just stop in and try to restrain them and said. Please don't do this because I dont think

what else can get away, but I don't think so either now, but it doesn't it it's not. It is not some kind of tactic that People Kennedy He truly is a unique candidate and our president yeah. It's just him that The way he is Can copy it? That's right, so so Sean Thee, you, you started the interview saying you know you didn't. I the personal attacks from Essen EL it at first it was funny, and then I started a very personal in your book. You talk a little bit about how you were working, it at night at the most secure place on earth, but your family wasn't tell me what your family went through clouds on put my house up first One day my wife calls, Inter Alia, despairingly headed up where the neighbors called. Apparently our house has now lasted for sale, Angelo and like.

I would ask him to kill him let them and they had shorter. Let's just put it not highlighted the positive aspects of building in our house and opposed to it was very focused on the current occupant make an end. What made it difficult? I dont think I ever anticipated the level of scrutiny and intensity that I would get. But my my wife and my kids that's another thing, and I still think that today, where I watch some of the things that happen to other people's families and say, look, I only get right some of the attacks and I get but it's I've gotta put myself and I warn you as a house put yourself out there, but but when someone such plan for your kids are your family and making threats against them, or driving by our house and making. You know it's like that. That's what I think you cross the line. I tell people the time I got the question: did you feel safe and, unlike listen, my office is twenty five feet from the oval office

you can get Kelly, we having been right but but but you can but but this but my wife and I can't just hanging up in public and they they didn't ask for Miss. And that's why I worried get I'd leave at just after five morning get home, sometimes latest ten or eleven o clock and deal. It is amazing. I did this is not a petty party or not, but the amount of stuff. We had to do. Lifestyle lies to adapt to this job. The amount of money that we put into security and other stuff is was ridiculous. This is this, is I thought of him. The serbian minority This is great, and now you know about people running loathing. Ok, you need to remove these bushes because people could hide behind them. You need to this kind of securities anyplace. Are you kidding What I'm doing served my country, songs, Sean

don't know if you can vocal, eyes this me yet, but. The media is media history you know the elites that that are the ones who write history there. Now you're, not gonna, let you back into polite society, no matter what you do. You come on an award show and you mock yourself it. It doesn't matter they're not going to let you in to pollute polite society. Again, if you will they they're going to punish you, you know four, being the the mouth in the face of of Donald Trump. How are you? How do you view that? Are you dealing with that you're de I don't care. I know what I believe. I know Why? I just cite way way way way.

I say that a lot too So I understand I understand the night we stand the leave. The the real feeling behind that, because I say that too, and I don't but should do There is a part of you that really does here's your right in the sense that I dont like when I meet a group of people and people start, they assume very negative things about me or ascribe create that in my work, dreams I would wish were never shut. It hurts. There is no question, but at the end of the day, when I look at this is eight years, I think I'm gonna live my life. If I you say that I've been a good person that I pray people well, that YO who I am, and I don't I could. I get your point, which is that we care what we say we dont and I

I dont know how and I'm still new at this if he will right, I mean I I did all of this happened. I toiled in obscurity as a strategy for twenty five years, but I yes do. I know I do not appreciate people thinking that I'm a bad person don't know how else to do with it You probably could give me some good advice, because that there are people out there the envy elite, on the lack of control so much that literally the old woman last night in the hotel cool it a fairly high up executive, saw me checking. I welcome what you said. I can't believe you'd ever for a man like that, it doesn't say much about you felt like I am tat to me is very hopeful like excuse me, I'm serving country. This elected president of the United States before you to walk up and say, because I did that job. I am therefore a bad person is not something that I want to hear,

I like you and what does it say about what does it say about her that with only the image information that she has from the media and public that she felt she had the right to judge you, that's what I dont get in a funny thing. It clearly she'll called coming from the last unthinking myself. I dont like a lot of things that that some Democrats do, but I dont hold every supporter wish every bad act? That every elected Democrat does it's amazing to me, but to get back to the knot of your question, I just don't know how to operate which is the way I look at the world right now is when I walked down the street. Half the people, probably dont. Like me, I dont know what I mean I'm not I the book for reason, part without going out in wishing to people. Tell me what I thought, because they read some storing political, that you know what school. This is at least the thing you read What can you say? I still don't like you, then fine, but I gave Europe

created a little to learn what a bit more about who I am, what my values and if you say I still don't like you. Ok, I dont like that. I wish I had a hundred percent approval. Eddie, it's not gonna happen. I dont know how and I think speak to your point is how much larger issued with decided the idea that the left in particular goes out and judges people by saying it because you support these, things are because your conservative or you stand as you are still in the blank eight oasis sectors. Whatever it is. It is in that ok, is Unbelievably block Sean Spacer great to talk to you, really great to talk Hadley. Thank you thank you and I look forward to coming down with you. Thank you very much. The name book is called the briefing politics, the press and President

really interesting. I love being surprised. I love it. This is the definition of honest questions- the eat, you don't get this from the press? I went in expect very little expecting you probably spend ten minutes with them. And not getting into not meant not being able to really get into anything with him asked him questions he changed my mind. That's. That is. That should be what the press does You can't come in with your own thoughts, but ass. The questions and allow the person to change your mind about them. I like, I can't wait to have him come down and I do remember him now he was a naval,

I do remember what he was doing, but he was he was working for the Navy. I think he was in uniform each time the funny thing about working with gladness he's met everybody but remembers nobody. So every time he thinks he's he's meeting somebody new he's already met them like twelve times, zillion horse alone ass in their little bad. Remember. I remember him and I remember liking him, because he did set that up and it was just off the record. Any was so genuine in so nice names. Always. Why is for always well liked in Washington and he's been through? Quite the journeys that'll be that of a really interesting conversations. Owning home has never been easier and it continues to be an incredible investment, whether you're buying your first home, you next home or even in investment home, let a merry in financing customize the right loan programme for you, they're gonna, get improving letter fast till you're gonna know exactly how much you're gonna qualify for an you can expect faster loan processing. Thanks to

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I love it when I'm shocked just love it love it. When I learn something new chance by sir. The name of the book is the briefing Sean was just on with this, and I can't wait to bring him back down here on just want to sit him in this room for two hours with no commercials and we're just going to talk and then we'll just you know, take it in and let you listen in and then play the best parts on radio, but I think I think he has lot to say and not about politics not just about the way the system is working and just how to deal with it as a human being I didn't like. It was interesting to me to hear him talk about like the access I was going down and down throwing a press conference and he's hearing about it like minutes before it's happening, like I mean must have been at it must have been raised here today? Katy CHAOS back in just a second

back communism, socialism, Marxism, for anybody who has studied history, Those ideologies are clearly toxic. They are bloody and they are fatal socialism, Venezuela, how is that toxic, bloody and fatal. Now there you know, there's a crop of young romantics who love wearing CHE teacher it's too Starbucks you know with his with with tattoos of his grizzled murderous face, dawned with a halo like some spanish speaking, John Lennon. But he wasn't. He was a ruthless killer. They swoon at the mention of Marxism, which is largely a consequence of the FAO. Civil rhetoric that they ve been fed. You know by the break watching professors who, in reality, Peter teach about the merits of Marxism, while enjoying the benefits of capitalism.

They have never experienced the depravity of marxist socialism Seamen Hicks he's written a book, everybody should read scald explaining postmodernism. He socialism is the historic loser and if socialist know that they would eight that fact they would hate the winners for having one and they Eight themselves for having picked the losing side hate as a chronic condition leads to the earth to destroy end quote now put part, the post fight against this reality is rhetoric. Essentially lies and they lie to do anything they have to to enforce their system. Now I want you to hear this. No, that this isn't liberalism. This snot progressive ism. This is poor modernism, and it is extremely important that you understand, because of what

postmodern postmodernism goals are which is complete, structuring of the system that created the west, which is reason and in treatment, Science, clear thinking, proof so this comes from having to post now listen to this relax boomers. Socialism is good. Now, that's the headline in this story they use a strip. The street you're lying devices as a way to coax P into believing the these sickening lie the false idea that socialism is somehow good. It's it's right. And it's not just possible, but it's good. The article is not posted, the opinion section. In other words, they consider it to be actual fact and news check out. This jam

Which will likely end up in your writing? Manuals of your local journalism school is an example of good writing. Quote the baby boomers are the worst the american generation sense. Reconstruction. The baby boomers are the worst american generation since reconstruction, but they Add many reasons to turn out this way the boomer were raised in a political culture dominated by mad men. Their minds were warped at an early age for decades, its boomer saw the term socialism deployed not to denote a set of economic policies but to conjecture to conjure a a vague foreign horror, vague foreign horror. No, it wasn't vague, it was quite clear: accustomed to this nomenclature boomers. I have

acted with fright, or at least Confusion to the terminology of today's American left, which has brace. Now, the word socialist and that label more I than any domestic political movement in living history, but the book There need to relax, because socialism is good now. Now? What follows is a puzzling. Nearly unintelligible rant about the merits of socialism and the good part of me, wants to sit down with this author and sit down, have dinner and chat about all of this. Until we come to some sort of understanding. But then I think- and I dont know if this is the worst part of me, but mostly I just want to by this person, a ticket for a vacation in Venezuela.

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Yeah I mean after he had participated in a little bit of Lynch MOB, a little bit of hunched mob on Ben Shapiro Mark two plus two people. We really liked by the way he had people went back, thought his old puzzled tweets. What did he say back in the day, and dug up some jokes that were intentionally offensive and very dark in a very dark humor and is someone I'm gonna, be all right decided to make this sort of his big cause and act as if he leave, he was really a pedophile or something because the joke, some of them were or joking about that and of course this is a Disney production right and Disney's does not want to be involved in pedophilia jokes Oh, they fired him and he no longer is going to direct the guardians of the Galaxy ART three,

the other part of this- is that what the old right and it wasn't the right it was the alt right that did this. They went and interesting. The enough left out the fact that He in two thousand twelve, just on self reflection, went back to all the jokes and all the things that he had what written on twitter and said. You know I I This re read all this stuff that I've done and I don't want to be that guy be the provocative sure- and I I apologized anybody who has been offended by this- and I dont want to be that guy and he spent the you know the leave the years after two thousand twelve proving it by not being got any mention it there, but it's important to focus on in that. It was not a moment of the model is not harm it had to apologize right. He on his own decided. You know what I wanna be a different person and he decided to Change and then successfully implemented it for what six years so

So he's fired and Chris Pratt and the rest of the cask come out with this to our friends and fans. We fall support James Gun were shocked by his abrupt firing last week and of intentionally waited these ten days to respond in order to think pray, listen and discuss in a time we ve been encouraged by the outpouring of support from fans and members of the media who wished to see James reinstated as director of volume. Three as well as discouraged by those so easily duped into believing the many outlandish conspiracy theory surrounding him being the guy. Galaxies movies have been a great honour for each of us and we cannot without this sum. We cannot let this moment pass a lot expressing our love supporting gratitude for James. We are not here to defend his jokes of many years ago, but to share Our experience of had spent many years together in the making of guardians the Galaxy one on to the king Victor, he has shown in the wake of his firing, is consistent with the man that he is on the set every day and his appeal

Oh now and from years ago, when addressing these remarks we believe is from the heart heart. We no trust in love in casting. Each of us to help him tell the story of misfits who find redemption he chose. Star lies forever. We believe the theme of redemption has never been more relevant than now. Each of us looks forward to working with our friends game again. There is little due process in the court of public opinion and Jane is likely not the last good person to be put on trial. Given the guy, when political divide in this country, it is safe to say, instances like this- will continue, although we hope. Americans from corrupt across the political spectrum can ease up on the character, assassinations and stop weapon, icing mob mentality Yesterday I saw this, most and immediately saw that Chris Pratt is now being called a protector of pedophilia Chris Pratt.

I dont know Chris Pratt- and I note no James Gun, but I I have watched Chris Pratt in public. Just much as you have. I have praised Chris Pratt just recently for being why of the bravest Christians. I have seen with what he did at MTV that takes real care in commitment and so here is Chris Pratt. Last week D ending James Gun and using Bible scripture of let's, let's be slow to anger and judgment. Please now he's just saying: there's, there's no theirs due process. Here you can't just lie Joe Bunches stuff and say: yes, we used this and then get fired for it, and then that's the end of it and he's right. I have supported. Now at his jokes. But I have reported

the end of this mob mentality. I was defending Ben Shapiro and I was defending what's his name who started it marked upon our two ploss here, Mark two plus a guy on the left, hard left, who trot, who recommended to people on the left. Listening Shapiro. You should listen to him people on the left do well, they occur, demand it was mob mentality and that God marked- ass to back off. Now, that's that's bad! That's bad and I have exchanged emails with mark, and he is While he had a moment of weakness, I dont believe he is going to continue to be weak. It was mobs that surrounded him. He just never seen it before James James Gun. Now

it's because of an old right guy. Remember the all right wants hey ass. What does he do well He says this and within a you know, within twelve hours, this guy goes from a joke writer to a pedophile. And it's midnight on Saturday and ice start to rights under my wife. So what do you do? And I said I cannot. I can't And by with this, this is craziness what's happening. She said, please, honey, don't get involved, it's only gonna get you in trouble, and that was the that's was the final straw. That's when I met you, that's what I look at our night smiled and said. Well now I have do not Stand is to stand not to speak, is to speak. You have to speak up. First, they came for the trade unionists. James Gun not a friend of mine, James Gun, I don't care who makes the next movie.

James Gun is a human being job slight Ben Shapiro is a human being, and just like. I said to James Gun, when I was defending Ben Shapiro to him. Stop it there, not who been is. Don't know him. I say the same thing we don't know. James gun entered to throw around every file is really pretty harsh is there are worse title seems to be the first, line of attack now on whether you're making pizzas or you made a joke. Oh yes, it's like it's like a greeting online. It's Europe had a file is now the new hello right. An end is so. What happened is for three days after defending him, I'm because a a pedophile supporter excuse.

I raised more money in this country than probably any other single individual to stop that. Currently have people all over the world to stop that then Chris Pratt, he gets the same treatment. This is the time I talked about, and I said, there's gonna be time and you're gonna and and it's kind of feel good and We would then be run in the other direction and you have to top and say: don't don't do it don't go that way, don't go that way! and it's going to be, really hard and let me show you after I tweeted support for Chris Pratt yesterday, Let me show you something that NBC came out with and the way they try to explain what happened to James Gun, which

just made it so much harder for me to continue to say no that's not right, wait until you hear how the left and NBC Here's this, their spinning this We have a choice to be made. We can either hit back in age in destruction and chaos in hopes that what we win, and the other side? What happens to them? They're, not gonna. Listen they're not gonna change their net, their hearts, gonna be harder or we do the tough work right now and we dark to stand together on things and say: look you know what We disagree on a. We could disagree on everything, but this is a basic human principle

we are not a Lynch MOB and hope that in time that hard it will be changed. I want to show you what happened. Today and and show you exactly how the other side, Spinning things. And how wrong it is end, and we must recognize that, but you can use that as an example and say why why would you do this, try to reach the people, not the die hard that are never gonna, get it but reach to the p who are our neighbours, are live down the street or it or view Much like you and are tired of this. Those are the people that we should be targeting to understand. Not the elites who have an agenda and will never change middle.

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here in the future and had worked to rectify it is really troubling. For the most part, I You could argue that on the left, it is at least sought in ITALY, born of a desire to improve the discourse and me and the acceptability of of certain people certain marginalized groups and diminishing its shoulder, whereas with sort of age and people on the all right, they take those same principles and act on them in bad faith, holy cow holding out. There is a lot to say here, wilfers fall for the most part, the p. On the left are only targeting people too, diminish their influence because of the hate, speech, etc, etc. Well, you'd have to throw out all of those modernist philosophy and you would have to throw out everything you know about media matters to even come close to that being true, but that's not where it S.

We'll get to that and also something else from the view that goes along with this point, and then you have a decision to make our going to react. Also Pat gray coming up, walk into a car dealership you can choose whose necessarily gonna be so near the car normally to swimmer walks up to you at the beginning, as the person you deal with not to do that with real estate agent. Really, I trust I com is a website with over twelve hundred agents, all around America that are rigorously qualified. They, their marketing plans looked over their experience, their character and the results that for their clients, that's how they figure out. Who gets through the process is not an easy process for these agents to go through, but their goal, because they believe are we dealing with good people like you, if you're in this audience and share the same values that we talk about every day, I know I like to work with people who share my values and that's why they're on this website and that's why Thank you should go there.

Go to real estate agents. I trust dot com going to find someone who's a fan of the show who wants to be involved? Who wants to it once your business and is going to if you need to sell the house fast and for the most money or, if you're looking to buy, go to real estate agents. I trust I come and you'll be introduced to the best agent in your town, real estate agents. I trust that come this is the Glen Back programme worth is really interesting place now, where tweets can be weapons used against us for very explicitly political purposes, yes and the pernicious. Thing about the way the all right used, guns tweets to get him fired and exact. This kind of punitive measures against somebody who, by all accounts, did not exhibit that behaviour in the future and had worked to rectify it. Yes, is really troubling um, the part. I think you could argue that on the left, it is at least saw in it born of a desire to improve discourse. No, no not send the ability of of sir.

People, our generalised groups, no and diminishing hate speech, whereas with certain some people on the all right, let's take those same principles and act on them in bad faith. Yes, these assets He has the old right down, not the right, but I don't think there's a prince in his head, probably from the all right and the right he has lost the all right down. They are trying to US chaos. He has the restart down the reason why it was so bad. Yes, the idea that the left only doing this for the good I mean they're, trying to I sometimes they make a mistake, but really explain. Media matters. The whole organization built on millions of dollars of donations specifically designed to attack their political opponents with out of context material from their past that, as it may, the entire mission statement of arrests and they take that as fact

spread it and they cheered cheer them from the Shi Ite lines. They treat them with actual respect. They take their research seriously. There is no need everyone's between media matters in certain of it. None now except for one, is really well financed. And the other is just a guy yeah, when there's your right, there is absolutely no. He just he just learned the lessons media matter took that made the road they cleared. The forest They made the road they flattened out, they pave did and he yelled houses. They build houses. I deserved. There's food stuck in a little on the side of your heart place in the marketplace and end boardwalk MIKE sort of its dries down at once on his little tricycle, Ladrones I'll get all gets all upset.

There he go down and on his tricycle it's like I got it. I mean I don't like what he does either, but I mean, let's not beat you guys. This is your creation, your world, so I just had tweeted my support yesterday for Chris Pratt and James Gunn again and getting hammered for it when this appears in my twitter feed and I'm beside myself, and it makes me want to remove my name from supporting. Ok and I that is a logical feeling guy. However, I just want to say this: then it becomes about them and not about you, you can't change the world may change the world may go over a cliff. You must not go over the cliff. You know That's right, you know what's wrong, do but you know, is right, no matter but the rest of the world does, and I will tell you there.

No one that is going to listen, no he's gonna have their mind change. If we treat them the way they have treated us there, they're not going to change their mind. It will validate in there that we are those people. The Lee thing that will change people's minds is if we rally to those who have been wronged in any way, even if we vehemently disagree with them and we cannot support what they said to say, this is wrong: No people say a glint back. You were residents firing. No, I wasn't, I said to you. I don't like the fact, that we're going down this road nuance if I M the c e o of a b c I put probably fire her because now Thing can hurt the mouse. Nothing you can hurt the shareholder value so I wouldn't have hired her in the first place.

And the same thing with James Gun, if I'm I am Disney a guy who now the internet has labelled a pedophile sure What would I like to stand up for his rights? But nothing can hurt the mouse, their business, make a right. But if you think last week was the first thing I ever heard of those tweets in pretty naive hard, the guy. What two thousand and one? when was the first guardians of galaxy to those thirteen, forty two thousand twelve. We need already apologized for it in two thousand twelve publicly in interviews yeah, I saw they knew about it right by any hired him anywhere, but it wasn't a big deal at that time. Right and the difference also between rose- and I am not for not for the firing of any one on a twitter on a tweet, especially if it's taken out of context now with

with Roseanne Roseanne, has a long history. She called for the execution of bankers, they be heading of bankers and it was not a joke That was what she was running for. President actual policy was a policy, so she is out of her mind crazy. Now I certainly didn't I certainly didn't throw but my arms and say: oh my god. What a tragedy because he's probably wrong of me because She is somebody who is so wildly dangerous to the right, and she is convincing everybody that that's who the right is she's, not the right, if anything, she's all right. Nobody, who calls for socialism and they beheading of bankers.

This should be considered. A conservative or a doll drops a border Diana. I glanced at his left leg. Just crazy, lay awake. Why and out. Then. If you look at the alright actual philosophy, you find that they support Almost all the big government, Leftwing, Palma, GOSH Leah guys had a vessel health care and all of those things you have to see. Geneticists movie, his new movie. I want to come out of the way it is. It is absolutely fantastic. There's one part where he goes in and he says you know, so I wanted to find out what the wall all right was because everybody is saying that it is its conservative but it's not they are for for all of the things the right stands against. So he goes to Richard Spencer and he does a sit down interview with any citizen. So tell me out the bill of rights and, just like you don't have any rights rights come from government What yeah? Oh yeah, oh yeah, Oh you mean tell me, tell me about socialism. Socialism, I think, is good,

this world than I thought it was boom boom boom boom boom boom. Both she and it just takes a part. The idea that this is that's his servant, not a conservative movement, a conservative, it it's not just finding a home there. Because we were so beaten up and we were the Bali our side. I guess well there part of us and they shouldn't be part of us and they and we, to do everything we can to separate ourselves from them and by defence, people like certain of it does not help us. It does help us. There was some The view that was. Probably the sad to say is the same thing I mean I agree with this is Leslie Jones Leslie Joneses, these the Sir Leon comedian. She was ass. He was the one a ghost buster she's embryos, busters and if you remember again another guy, I know taste for Milo you're, not police, who is on Twitter and got kicked off of Twitter because he had people going after her right.

So that's kind of you might remember her, but this She was very upset about the very upset about it. Then she quit twitter at least for a while right and if we want of getting kicked off of it because of this incident. But so this is her now talking about jokes, and in living your life, not addict, two outrage: listen millions do their job, because let me explain something: trees, not letting committee as do the job and you a memorable laughter release just like watching act and just like this in the music. Just like looking at laughter is a release. That's you. Are now cutting off. Stop how can a round so end it?

their life. So now here's the problem with this. She only seeing the job of a comedian. This is what happens to all of us. Only see it from our side of the of of the pond. Well, I'm a comedian. You can't shoot me down, won't know. Yes, I agree. It's cold freedom of speech. You shouldn't be so offended when somebody says something about you, you just have to move on. We have to take personal responsibility and have thicker skin that's problem first time anybody says anything about her. She could be be of her mind pissed. I was she was already the good thing though, is loyal, Loyola Mare amount is hosting it event. That's gonna help all of us, oh it's going to

help people deciphered the alphabet soup of sexual orientation and gender identity is now keep a minus loyal. America is a Catholic Catholic University according to the what the flier on the event on the universities beside the September. Fourteen seminar will closely examined the ever expanding algae Bt Q community, because the acronym seems to be getting longer every day. Now you are uttering T transgender, transsexual again, the by sexual, the a a sexual and the g again cheating a bit gay engender queer using double you, don't love their doubled up. I want to get what is gender we're? quilt bags dead. That's I guess. That's the new term. Quilp eggs will too

instead of algae. Beating you my tie, you, U Q, I a too, for it is where its bags quilt bags, ok, we'll Bagman Gwilt bag is an acronym to replace algae Bt Q. Cute too, I know the curious for quick. And questioning some other kind of cheating there a little bit rice they're, not using a silent q there. They should use a few behaviour, he'll give meaning one q. Thank you. Thank you. The! U is for our identified the eye unidentified debt as in flying object as in flying objects, in the bedroom. What is what it? What do you think you can you help me at all with unidentified? I might actuality is unidentified, just really not sure beaucoup. You want to sleep with that, may be given time. Ok so, This does have something to do with sex. Oh yeah, not gender identity, not just general, not just generally usable. Ok are then there's intersects

for the eye, then, who intersects means that you are well sexes. Ok, are I gave the l has been fairly self explanatory tee. Gender transsexual again, the bee Bisexual, the a a section and the g again cheating a gay engender queer. Double you, don't love their doubled up. What is Jim, what is gender we're? I'm in your I'm trying to find an identified. Still you like to know a gender queer is and on an identified is, I think, an end in a week. Occasionally will mark the idea a little bit of a you know, all these letters being added and how we all have to have our own little group that has always it has a really grown quarter, lie in almost alarming when

who can form a word. You note a man, that's exactly, but I think he in fact, in this case a compound. Aha. I here, though, I think this is a legitimate improvement it like. Built bag is legitimately better living. Our only Bt Q, I too am envelopment. Could you can say it much easier? Now, it's not an insult as it echoed it feels like an insult its that's. When I started to say it sounds like an insult, but it's weird: it's actually pronounces all areas. The here is the core, the ears, the conundrum it was put together, apparently by religious group, but it was a religious group at a university right. So that makes it I take it so, the out of our city disqualifies the religious. I think I think so or cancels out. So it's nothing. A gender queer

It is most commonly used to describe a person who feels that his or her gender identity does not fit into these socially, instructed norms associated with his or her biological sex. Wait, isn't that! everything else in quilt bag. Will it get. Actually you write like if you're on identifying what you're thing on identifying. I can't fight. Finally, the EU and Cuba, China, I gotta all fucked up to get back to you on this attic, were ok. Well, That is, if it was so obvious the euro will allow roles off yeah right. I guess it was really all jus BT through. I do, as we did think that the two is not in quilt back, so we had to be equal bag to electric bookoo, and then you can have a lot of other letters. I think that's a moving. I am not sure thank pattern,

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the life locked dot, com. So some people will say socialism always ends up. You know going too far, camps stuff. They know riot world starvation, etc no Bloomberg says that some of these experiments have just gone far enough. I didn't it would always happens. Glennie socialism would work if just people which is implemented correctly AIDS Andrews Item, but they never go far enough in that's. Why right Linz, basic income tax wore a test, wasn't ambitious enough as a headline. Ok we'll get into that tomorrow, but I mean that the bottom line. It was encouraging people to work, ok, give em free money and encourage them to work now the whole own MIKE. Set so easy. Thank goodness Bloomberg is here to help us on that tomorrow on the broadcast Glenn back, Mercury.