The fusion of enertainment and enlightenment. Hello America welcome. To Friday feels good to be on a Friday, but I want I want to talk to you a little bit about the lessons we should learn from the the series on HBO culture. Noble. If you haven't seen it, you need to see it, you need to watch it with your kids. It's absolutely really well done the the so it's are saying that it's all propaganda, because true noble, as we all know, was caused by the cia- It shows that even with communism, they are still playing the same game, bye in that movie. In that movie, one of the one of the things that said that stuck out to me was

Why worry about something that isn't going to happen the scientist looked at the KGB, the office the KGB who had said that to him and said my gosh put that on our money. It's interesting! We in God we trust and he's right after watching true noble. Why worry about something that isn't going to happen? The state has become God, and so the state tells you what's going to happen, an not I want to start there in one minute. This is the Glenn Beck program. Woman in Michigan she's at work It's call from simply safe home security. Her alarm is going off, ma'am,

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So why worry about something that isn't going to happen? And this is is a good way to look look at things. It's. It's an easy way to live your life, it's why? Most of us don't really want to examine the truth. The truth about ourselves You know the hardest thing about being an alcoholic is if you want to get better, if you want to drinking, you have to really look at the hard truth about yourself and that's not easy. I mean I I spent it's been probably. Well, my whole life, avoiding it. But I spent probably. Maybe two years in a really avoiding it, knowing that I had to do it, I had to look inside of my cell

and, quite honestly I was afraid there was nothing in there. I was afraid I would nothing good, nothing, not special, nothing different, nothing. If I looked. Then I would know who I really was an. I wasn't convinced I was a worthwhile guy, and so you avoid it wow. Did people say why worry about something that isn't going to happen? The caliphate it would We wouldn't have armed ISIS If you remember this, but that's exactly what we were doing in Benghazi, we were running guns to the group of people that turned into ISIS. Well, the worry about that 'cause. The caliphate is stupid. It's ridiculous! It's not going to happen. So why worry about it? fighting this war right now. What are you trying to do fighting for the other side,

just telling you a caliphate is coming. Why worry about a crash? We have systems, there's not going to be a crash So everybody told me in eight and seven hundred and six there's not going to be a housing crash crash, a banking collapse that can't happen. Why worry about it? It's not going to happen, Nine hundred and eleven. These are just crazy. Dwellers, they told me in nineteen ninety nine. What you just trying to help Clinton who is this Osama Bin Laden? He lives in a cave. Why? worry about something. That's not going to happen. Why about Russia. They say they're going to back into our elections. They say that they're going to try to tear Us from the inside they've been telling us that for ten years, it's not going uh, and why worry about it? worry about it, because it might happen

and if you worry about it early enough- and I don't mean worry like sit around and go to, Jesus is going to happen instead. Use ok. Ok, I'm going to take this threat sleep Make sure that I don't play into it if we I've done that with Russia five years ago, when we were talking on this program. As you know, when we were taught ng about Russia. We're telling you that Russia was going to hack in we now because we're, genius, because we take these people at their word and that's what they said. They would do if we I would have taken that threat seriously, things would have changed, but again we're not interested we're, not interested in the truth, maybe because we are so afraid To look into the bad things were so afraid to look into things that could happen, we're not doing self examination.

We're doing, is we're we're raising the flag even hire. Some of us say America is the best, and you know what it is it It truly is he's done some really horrible things as well. That doesn't take away from where we are. If we learn from those mistakes. There is something great at the heart of America. There is something really profound at the heart of America, but until we do until we risk looking for what it is until we risk looking beyond the flag beyond the trappings, we're never going to find it. I want to give you a something that we shouldn't worry about. We should fix.

In the worst thing we can do is not a warning like this. The worst thing we can do is avoid looking at it, the worst thing, can do is avoid it for political reasons, So I'm going to show you with the documentary I'm sorry the film the Chernobyl I'm going to show you how this is very similar to what we're doing right now? But let me give you just one topic: Ebola We all know how deadly a bully is We all know that it's it's grounds in the in the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo well. You're not keeping up on a bullet news, which I don't you know. I generally don't get the letter from a bola dot com. But if we were getting me daily newsletter. You would know

We are now looking at the biggest outbreak, the most deadly outbreak of Ebola. Yet and where is it it's centered in the Congo, however, it is spreading beyond the Congo. So here. We are looking at a few facts. According to the World Health Organization, the confirmed cases of Ebola have exceeded two thousand in the DRC. Now I stand corrected is not largest, it's the second largest directly behind the twenty fourteen twenty six EC epidemic. Do you remember what happened in twenty fourteen? Twenty sixteen Somebody got onto a plane and it reached our shores. Luckily we knew who that person was. We knew who those people were an we cured them here in the United States, because they were doctors, but we knew

exactly who they were, and we quote printing them, do you remember of the planes that we had to get was a corn. In plain, so they were completely isolated in an isolation chamber in that airplane. Now Ebola is spreading across Africa. It no longer contained in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Yesterday it was reported that it hopped, order over into Uganda. There was a young patient five years old. That died, has two relatives that also tested positive the Department of Border patrol now this is where starts to get interesting for us. The department of Border patrol just apprehended a large group of people from Africa Press

please, from the border patrol announced on May 31st that they, the ad app apprehended one hundred and sixteen people from Africa trying to cross the can border of these. Is a large group or contingency of those from the Democratic Republic of the Congo? Again, that's where a Bola is having its its rebirth and they are not the only people coming in from the DRC to the United States through Mexico. According to the shins assigned it to Eagle Pass station on June. Fifth Are border patrol arrested a group of thirty four people from the continent of Africa since May third, he more than five hundred people from Africa have come in. These groups are primarily made up of family units from the Congo. Now where

Well, we don't really know some of them are in San Antonio. We also but some of them are now in Portland me. Another Group has come in from the about three hundred and fifty migrants. They came through Ecuador, to our southern border they came in. They are now saying that they, because they're fleeing a war zone that they need asylum, the the plan is for three hundred and fifty of them to travel from San Antonio to Portland. That's me in by the way, but Portland Jane said. Please don't send us anymore, we're already that's way beyond our capacity so

now they're looking for other cities that these migrants from the Congo can be sent to now. This doesn't mean these guys have Ebola. This doesn't mean that we shouldn't take them in if they are really truly fleeing from a war zone. This means we should not dismiss the fact that I This was in the Congo. Recently doing something we don't know watt and here's a group of three hundred and fifty people from the Congo that found themselves able get across our southern border. Somehow or another, they don't speak Spanish and they don't speak French, but they got out To a plane they flew to Ecuador, they made it all the way through Mexico and across our border, without speaking a word fruit of the language. That's odd. The other concern And this is where it really is should be concerning. Because we are screening, so many people

physicians at our border overwhelmed, Ebola is difficult to catch. You have. Isolate for at least twenty one days. This is why we had some thing called Ellis Island, if you had a deadly disease, your quarantine for a while to make sure if you were coming from a place with deadly disease that you bringing it into the United States, but we're not doing that anymore, and if anyone thinks that ISIS, just wouldn't weaponize people. You're out of your mind, but worry about things that are not going to happen? That's going to be called hateful, that's going to be called fear mongering? That's going to be called everything. Other than what it is a truthful look at the facts, and a warning that it not be these. People

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And of course any volunteers will be rewarded here. It's typing four hundred rubles and for those of you working in reactors, one and promotions, Our act is one two still operating at all. From security guard at Guard and she's and dying, not dying level at about a fireman, and now you want to sit swim, underneath a burning rat, how contaminated it is I don't have an exact number. I don't need an exact number to know that will kill us, but you can't even tell us that, Why should we do this for what four hundred rubles

you'll do it because it must be done, will do it because nobody else can, if you don't Will die k stop here, for so I want to, I want to This here, they're they're talking to the people that work at the plant and up until this point everybody is being told. There's nothing worry bout. It's no big deal! but everybody knows that's not true. Everybody knows it's not true but everybody is just going along with it, because that's what the state says and so well, it's just go along with it finally this this group of engineers in the plant. They have to go turn off the water. And they know you're, not getting the truth and the need scientists,

Who was the one who said hey? We need you to go turn these valves off. He doesn't know what to do, because he he's not comfortable to telling people lies so he's S kind of leaving it open. Well, I don't know for sure, but they know If you live in a system of lies, you know you could recognize lies pretty quickly. So. The guy from the Central Committee, which is the only one that can really kind of kind of emphasis, tell the truth without getting in trouble, He stands up and he says it has to be done now. Here's here's! What they didn't say now think think of this you come and say: hey, I'm going to give you I'm going to give you an extra one thousand dollars bonus if you go swim under this nuclear reactor, you're not going to do it for that I I want to go there and you're going to be fine, you know it's a lie: you're not going to do it

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fortune oval, they went in and they they start to into these reactors, and they found one flaw with the reactor and it was it system that, if it if it was extremely under pressure, you were running, you are running diagnostics. You were putting it greatly under pressure, and you know by Insey happen, and then you push the emergency button, because it started to spiral out of control which stopped the nuclear reaction. If you would have that emergency button? Then it makes the reactor a bomb okay, but as they as they found this years before Chernobyl, the state, the KGB, said don't talk about that. It's never going to happen. Why worry about it's never going to happen, so that's state classified! That's a state secret! No need to tell these these nuclear people that that could turn into a bar.

Well, so now you've got all these reactors all the same, and if this sequence happens it do a bomb and no one knows it. So what happens? Well, they but they intentionally put Chernobyl your stress, a stress test and they eight. These conditions that they don't know is arming a bomb, and so, when everything starts to go wrong. They push that button. An the reactor explodes okay, so this the main investigator of Chernobyl, who, as you would see at the very first episode, ends up killing himself two years on the anniversary of Chernobyl he's the guy who was part of the team that buried this truth and he did it because he was a good communist and he did it because he was a good soviet

soviet citizen, and he also believed it couldn't happen. Well, he was the guy picked by the Central Committee to go in and look at your noble, and you know halfway through this series He doesn't know. He doesn't know that it was this series of events that that he hid that actually caused it. So he decides. I have to tell the truth. In open court. Well, nobody wants to hear this, so he testifies an he does the word thing he could possibly do and that's testify to uh the Central Committee in Open court's open it as it was back, then an open court it was our fault, it was a soviet system's fault. We were lying and, actually lies come back to pay off.

Every lie incurs a debt and that debt has to be paid. So after testimony. He only did it because he hopes that all the reactor- be warned so it It happened again well, he is, pulled into a room after his testimony in the head of the KGB comes in and he has a little chat with him. Sarah do we have that clip any like? She eventually cancel some of Alexei Lagasca, but if ideological compliance and for committing do you know your father, did there? Yes, as a student, you had a leadership position in Consumo Communist Youth, correct. Who are the answer, the question? Yes, I think the challenge of Institute

You know the Communist Party secretary and that position your limited. The promotion of jewish scientists to curry. Favor with Kremlin officials you're one of us I can do anything I want with you. But what I want the most is for you to know that I know you're, not brave you're, not heroic You just a dying man who forgot himself. I know I am. I know what I've done. In a just world. I'd be shot for my lives, but not for this over the truth, scientists and you're idiot obsession

with the reasons when the bullet hits your skow wobbling matter. Why no well sorry when it would be embarrassing to kill you now and for what. Your customer today will not be accepted by the state. It will not be disseminated in the grass. It never happened now you will learn. Hello, yeah good, not as a scientist Nonterminal, You keep your title in your office. No duties, no authority, our friends. No I'm not talking normalization,

Other men, less man, will receive credit for the things you have done. Your. She is now their legacy. You live long enough to see that what role did she mean apply in this? None I didn't know what I was going to say: what rd from your client is none she didn't know either. After all you, it would be curious if you chose this moment to lie. I would think it might have had experience with no lie when he is

you will not need to communicate with either one of them ever again. You are now. I'm going to play with anyone about Chernobyl everything you will remain so immaterial to the world around you that when you finally do die, it will exceedingly hard to know that you ever lived at all if I refuse worry about something that isn't going to happen About something that isn't going to happen, they should put that on our money, so here is this guy, and I just want to show you what just just what happened and tell me if you see any these signs happening in our own society up at the top saying you're, not brave. You're not heroic. You been part

this thing the whole time. You just forgot yourself you're, a man who forgot himself mean sing you're a man, who's been been bad, full time- and you forgot that you are really a bad person when, indeed the The story is that he, there's a guy who was a good guy who then got sucked. In system and became that guy one of them and then he remembered who he was. He was that he was a good guy? You just you're, just a man who for a weak man who just forgot who he was your week Then they tried to erase him you're in consequential by the we're done, no one will ever know that you were born. Let me ask you a question: why? in two thousand. What was it two thousand and ten?

Why was there no pictures in time magazine of tea party movement in Time magazine in the year in review. If I recall there wasn't a single picture of the tea party in the rear the year in review. It was huge. Because, by the time you're done, the state is telling you the statists are telling you. It would be hard to even prove you are alive. But you know what even though he committed suicide to years later he made tapes of what the truth was. Those tapes were eventually December. Did because they were, they were snuck out and they started to go everywhere. He did change thing. And we do know that he lived today because

I always crumble. Everything Gorbachev wrote in two thousand and six that it was Chernobyl. That was really the end of the Soviet Union. I think that's because all of the lies came home to roost. Let me give you one more clip, and this again is the voice of the scientist who just risked his life to tell the truth.

And he says this to be: a scientist is to be naive, we're so focused on our search for truth. We fail to consider how few actually want us to find it, but it is always there whether we see it or not, whether we choose to or not the truth, doesn't care about our needs or wants. Doesn't care about our governments? Are ideologies are religions, new line, wait for all time, and this I lost is the gift of ginoble, so

once with fear the cost of truth. Now I only ask what is the cost of lice? I want you to watch trouble with your family. It's five episodes. It's great! It's great history! It's it's really well done, and I want you to just make mental notes to yourself why our we headed in that direction or away from that dedicate yourself to the truth, because the cost of lies is too great because it will come back. I find Chernobyl a disturbing story because of the direction we're headed, but in the end, a story of hope, because there always will be a few

people that are willing to stand up for the truth by the way. Speaking of that, we have two scientists that are going to be on the podcast. Weekend but goes Ian and Lindsey, and this is what we're talking about. This is the first time we've ever had two people on the podcast at once. This is this I think this is my favorite podcast. We've done. We've done about fifty of these and it's hard to choose. Because there are really some great podcast, but this one was. Fascinating, because they're talking they're coming a different side they're coming from the left, they I agree with the things that I necessarily believe in, but they don't believe they're not statists and they built in the truth, and they are at the front lines of trying to get people in the universities and everything else to recognize the truth.

They are just like this scientist, we just heard from the KGB, by the time, we're done with you it'll, be hard to even know that you were alive. Life these guys are the modern day equivalent of those scientists over in Chernobyl who are trying to tell the truth. It's a great podcast just go to Itunes and Serbs. Drive to the Glenn Beck Podcast make sure that you rate and review it, because that changes the algorithm and it helps other people, discover it so it every Saturday, this Saturday, it's Doctor, Lindsey and Boghossian, on finding the truth. Fascinating That's tomorrow on the Glenn Beck podcast Glenn quickly how you did he did say that you wanted people to watch Chernobyl with their families. We should probably advise there's an awful high amount of skin being burned off for some

only situations yeah. I should I should say yeah, you don't want to watch it, you don't want your little. Kids are sensitive kids, because it's yeah, I mean what radiation does to bodies and they show it. It is wholly cow. Tough to watch Luau, so maybe not maybe not father's day treat for six year old to say. Thank you, yes, you're right! Thank you. Parental guidance is suggested. All right we're going on a cruise next spring and we would love for you to go there. You can just be was still time, man just gorge yourself on italian food, to your heart's content, you can join Stew made in front of me and Bill O Reilly and Rabbi Lapin go ahead, make fun of the rabbi. I would have a David Barton there does to this two or to respond in the other two too high in the area of respect, but you and bill and the bills coming up next hour. A we can say whatever you want about them, you can,

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Bill. O'reilly is joining us now from the bill. O'reilly bill, O'Reilly Bat cave someplace, deep in the heart of new hello. How are you bill I'm okay back. I am, I am all it's a nice day here in the northeast, so I'm on calm right now, but I don't expect that to continue much longer now, for you probably about ten minutes, ten minutes from blowing a gasket. This program. So let's start with this, how could anyone possibly vote for Donald Trump when Joe, by is promising to cure cancer it's a pretty a pretty strong promise, but you know what I again not going to get it, I'm going to cover this raising a whole different way, then I think in any political race, but never covered, I'm not going to nitpick

either of these guys and I still believe that Biden will be the nominee uh. I'm going to give you a lot of. Why what a lot of Y and Biden basically was responding to a question about a son who died from cancer and he and emotional, as he always does, and he said you know I'm going to do what right. Can we're going to cure cancer? If I'm elected president, I don't, I don't hold it against him and I don't mock him for it what I was much more disturbed about ways his abortion flip. I thought that was horrible. I can't understand these people. I really can't do you have no conscience at all, no core belief system. If you do change, if you do change something like that, you must explain it. You must no give me the give me the Y on that, why do you think he changed because he fears the far left here the pieces

in the primary process- and he wants them off his back simple as that uh? Let's uh change gears a little. Let's go to the president. The president, been claiming this week that he is putting children in internment camps, of course again, this is, I don't know. How can I free? we live in a nation, a country, the United States, where truth really doesn't matter anymore? I think that that everybody's gotta come to grow, with that there are selective people tell the truth. You do. I do, and you know Ok, this is often grand Iseman, but I got a So. Do you forty five years I've been to

news and analysis. I've never ever been brought up and said you. You did something fraudulent. You did something that was deceitful on purpose but anyway you're. Basically in a country where, where truth doesn't matter and the zealots and and partisans know it, so they can make outrageous claim they want about anything and they know they're not going to be called on it so that have a senator in the United States, secure Stangel Brown who comes out this week and says you know what no judge should ever sat on a bench. If that judge has a pro life believe because of that judges the same as a race. Now this woman said that all right five years ago, ten years ago, I don't know if you could have continued in the Senate after a state,

like that now wasn't even reported, wasn't even report it because truth doesn't matter anymore. We we're beyond outrage, beyond. All of that, and you know I just finished up the Trump book this week and one of the themes about people were always asking how how do you do it? How do you get away with all is how to get away with the access Hollywood tape on how how how and in basic comes down to it we're numb we're number as a people and and no matter what happens, I mean you tomorrow, Auburn, using it on CNN, whose numbers are down fifty five percent by the way. I hope we'll talk about that, because I set you up on the will to. No, we will anyway, you have a treated basically shrugs off everything everything they shrug it off.

Okay so we're in yeah. I put them in cages that yeah yeah, you know he, you know what he did. He hung I was wondering kids on a clothesline. Did you see that so what yeah all since it should be. This is it's it's mad magazine, that's what our country is turned into. So so bill. I want to get to the ratings here in a second, but let me let me jump to the end on the rate we went over the ratings yesterday of CNN, and they are imploding- and I want to get to that in a second but answer this specifically before we get to the ratings nobody's, watching so. It's like you know. If a tree falls in the forest and nobody's nobody's there to make sure nobody hears it, and yet you feel like so many people in the media, I think feel like they have to answer these charges, but Nobody is really listening to those charges. So should we in the media on the right just ignore them because

nobody, but people trapped in an airport and I think those in nursing homes are watching. Listen, it just depends and you know I ignore about eighty percent of it. Look. I'm doing voluminous amount of commentary a week now on my ipod yes on radio. I mean I'm just like my head's blowing off here and it did is coming across my desk every hour on the hour um, but you're right, eighty percent of it just go while I don't nobody knows Van Jones, so why would I even bother ok, and so you know I down at the at the dairy queen, could be jumping up and down in the parking lot and it's kind of akin, where the dates for to akin um to Van Jones, whatever he staying that night and I'm not picking on him. He's

nearly I know, we were talking and we were talking about this earlier. Why are we spotlighting? These people have no influence and nobody listens to them and Doing the same thing on social media, I mean these people that only we're only really meant to know whether a certain number of people and we've all you know, and these crazy people living around us, but they is the people we would wave to as we pass by on our street. We will like a bill. We didn't know anything about bill bill. Could in the clan? We didn't know it. You know and when you start talking to him then you're like you, then you go home you're like okay. Nobody in the house talk to Bill Cosby. Crazy, but how bill has a show, a podcast that nobody listens to, but we giving him power by doing something other than you know a little bit easier, giving him attention CALL Rosa called it's called Clickbait. I think that's what

is. I try to stay away from this stuff. It's click bait. Okay. So this is You know, they're hanging made my grandkids from the clothes line. All I gotta see that and then you really did nothing to it. If somebody just says it pulls it out of the air, but all of this stuff damage is p. I mean that at the desensitizing of the younger American, the American below fifty years of age and it ties in the sense that I you know we wanna you wanna go where and yeah would do this? You want to use heroin. Yeah come on, not your fault. You go use that heroin. If you want to you want to destroy your kids by becoming a big, down the hall and it's not your fault, don't worry about the little kids. I mean will get you some treatment and when we are going to this used to be a Hora, it used to be if you what your children and became a heroin addict. You were a pariah,

not anymore word of word of the day, horror which I believe is different than Hora is for the word. Horror does not have an a in it are you? Are you making one of my New York accent. Is that what you're? Yes? I really am. Yes, there's no way in that you are a man without a town. No one knows where you come from It's not like you know, people who, right like you who have I dears, there's no are in. I I I am. The Lord sent American all right, proud of my Levittown upbringing. Ok, right now! You guys realized about four five hundred thousand viewers. Just said: hey, I'm at right now. I know I know they're all like The Hora horror show anyway, with Bill O'Reilly. In one minute standby,

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is ago. You came to me and said you know the the the media is just going to see him start to melt down and it's it's like I said to you eight year. Go when I left fox. This is to burn down. This is not going to last, and we're seeing it now and CNN is the brightest fire am all of all of the fires that are out there, yeah no doubt about it. And when people are buying a product no matter what the product is when they're buying the product and then the part product disappoints them, don't buy it anymore. The symbols that's what capitalism is so at one time you had a very vibrant, Cable news industry, an network news industry and people got in

nation that they believed an most of it was true when I first began now most of it's not true, and that very simple reversal has led to the flight from cable news and if you didn't have Donald Trump, it would be a hundred times worse than it is now would be ESPN. I always bruise ESPN. As your example at one time was a tight and it has lost everything now Att is, is bought CNN have a different management over there. I believe the Att is very fearful that Donald Trump is going to hurt it you are going to see a management change at CNN, they'll, never admit that they destroyed your own network. Your magic CNN has the best dial position. So in my cable system, it's on channel, you know at the channel, but I can access very easily as a

brand is in every airport. They buy their way in there and international. It's get. Bowl, a million viewers for every single show it that it an on the demographic that means the people ages. Twenty five to fifty four, which the advertisers like they are now below. Two hundred thousand, you could put four parakeets on in two separate cages. Great for you right and cut back to cameras to each cage and see what the parakeets doing insane an hour and get more right and Annina sweeps week. You just introduce a cat at the bottom of the cage, that's yeah, you know, and you got him know costs for the parakeets. Okay, see why out all right

going have to have a writer you? All you have to do is direct goes cage, one you people look at me. Are you could get more viewers with four parakeets than you do with a whole. Production on in an hour. So so what was probably here's here's my question, when you look at the CNN ratings, they tried to play it as a they're completely neutral there, the ones that are going to be the arbiter in the truth, they they don't have it there saying I know we're not this. I need Looking at him and you're going to hey? So that's here's. What that is like that is, like Derek Jeter saying I didn't play for the Yankees

okay, it was eighteen years. You saw me in the uniform out there on the field. That was Let me just say it so so so so bill. So It really happen, though, did the CNN, because MSNBC is down, but not nearly at the rate of sea and they are they're going out and that I was really in trouble. Here's what happened MSNBC never got a rating for eighteen years and they were always the third and- and everyone laughed at right, right, right, right, right, kick sand in their face. Then try came out of seeing and they said oh we're going to hate Trump every hour on the hour. Every way we can do it and will get people who hate Trump to watch his head at work to some extent and they came up and they passed CNN because they could hate trump better than CNN it all right. So

a guy with a guy at one thousand o'clock, O'Donnell right. Ok, he hates better idea right. He hates Trump, better than Wolf, Blitzer, hates him or Anderson Cooper. So they just out hated CNN. You see, it ended, did the same thing exactly the same thing and the irony of it, and I get into the book extensively about this. The head of CNN Jeff Zucker, was once Trump's best buddy his soccer put together the apprentice on NBC. And and then turned on Trump and said. Okay, we're going to hate him now once you hate someone, the time it gets boring it just gets boring. Right we know you're going to hate him or you gonna hate him for today, Well, we hate him because we don't like issues all we don't like. You already hung the migrant kids out. You know it's like. Why am I watching this and that's what happened? Is people got tired and bored and Fox NEWS is going down to because they used to.

Fox NEWS, you didn't know what was going to happen, there's a lot of energy and excitement, and now you do know what's going to happen. Trump is the greatest trump is the best we love trump, and you know there are some exceptions on the Fox NEWS Channel, but most of it is we like him we like, and we like them now the people who do like Trump. They have stayed with Fox NEWS, but the what I call discretionary viewers, which is most of America is ok. We know we're going to get so that's why the whole thing is collapsing. I love it when there's a role, as my wisdom is so good that you guys are nuts she's like I don't know so the the role of the all of the new media in the collapse. Well, there is a very powerful incentive,

for many Americans who are addicted to the device is not to do anything not to watch television not to go to the. Movies not to listen to you know? I mean they have the ear buds in the year, but they certainly not by in the music eyes. So there is an incentive for those of us who are addicted to devices. I put the numbered fifty to sixty percent of the whole population as a bad. It is all right now. To do anything I mean the because we have everything in our hand or an when we the game. You know we gotta, we gotta, kill zombies. I kept them man if they're coming out of So what do you going to so? Do you think when you when you say that it, because I agree with you that most people, they they just they're fair and they just they, don't like this game and tired of it they're tired of you, have Alan right,

Alan Dershowitz coming out saying he'll vote for by now he's been called every name under the sun because he's a big trump supporter he's, a he's, a constitutionalist. You know that was standing up for what felt was right. He now come Elton says he's for for Biden I don't want to get into the politics of. I don't want to get into the politics of that when I, when I come back, I want to Ask you? What do you think that says about that? that voter, that is sick of both sides. How is this going to play out with Donald the end is sleep, Joe, actually doing the right thing by kind of playing it low and low key love to hear your opinion on this on how you think might play out. You're listening to this half hour is a simply safe security system

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He or not on whether these are likeable, but I think to the average person who is not connected to the day to day and just one of those people who are just like you know, I'm tired of all of this, you have booted judge, maybe Harris and maybe Biden that are. Are they look like oh, you know what it's just it's grandpa and I know bite, and even though you I know it means I trust him he's fine is, is trump going to. Able to maneuver and re build his system, or is it even going to be necessary? If- runs against Biden and Biden doesn't play mean wow that was on question back. I'm I'm still processing it, but I'm going to give you an answer that you and Stu are going to love the first of all. I have to ask you, give me two minutes at the end of our segment here talk about Father's day. Ok, so

Donald Trump wants to be re elected, obviously an he needs, sixty six million votes to be re elected and that's what he needs right. He got the sixty three last. So these three light. However, you have got to think that there's ten percent that voted for Trump last anime, not vote for him again for a variety of reasons. Attacks thing didn't help them they don't like. Usopp turbulence factor or whatever it may be. So Looking at about a eight to ten million vote, suasion factor you got to persuade those people to vote for him if he wants to be re elected now. That is freaking or count. That is democratic, own it will run a very astute campaign, an effective campaign Kamala Harris cannot do that. He's

already radicalized herself, so she's not going to be the nominee right, so the only one who could run that kind of a campaign and efficient the campaign. Would galvanise um enough orders to overcome this, fifty million- or so the trump already has is biting now sharpies know that the money man and the Dnc, the Podesta This is the world these people. They know that they know that booted judge can't get name recognition to the stent where he's going to get sixty million votes, Impossible, so this is a big charade. This is a big game. All these forty five debates there have over the next fourteen Munson. An Biden knows too, but Biden's problem is that people don't trust him alright, because he

has not done anything. Isn't entire life to earn that trust, not one thing the second big problem he has is that African Americans, they you know alright, He was repeated to our guy Barack Obama, who they still love right now. Bama would come up big time for Biden that might be something right now by just looking at the Hillary Clinton factor, were eight hundred. And fewer African Americans voted for Hillary Clinton than they did for Barack Obama. That's what he's looking at so, I think the odds, are in Donald Trump's favor. However, he so volatile that anything that happened at any time and that's. Why did the polling is the way it is because people they haven't, made up their minds yet they're waiting to see what

it's the most important thing. Donald Trump can do right now: suggested to the president on my on bill dot com and I'm, I know he gets what I say he sees it. That he changed a little bit because he's president Let me give you a very vivid example that even is to stay awake by the way is the slightly yes. I am yes. All right. Here is a vivid example of how Donald Trump should change so he's enormities got Lori Ingram in front of them and Laura Ingram is doing your job and says Nancy Pelosi says you should be in jail white. What do you say? Mr Prez? sitting in Normandy right in the cemetery there's Ingram Teezama. So he, where else on both right wrong what he should have done, This should look lower in the eyes of Laura

half an hour when I leave this cemetery, I'm going to address the question, and I will tell you exactly what I think of it, but right now, then he pivots his head and he looks into the camera. I don't want to do any political stuff. I just want to tell Everyone in America and around the world, how proud I am to be the president of the United States and easy capable of doing that. Is he capable of doing that if he was directed he could have done it. Becaus he's a smart guy, all right people underestimate his intelligence. But no one should crucem in that direction and he's not disciplined enough to stop I think maybe this isn't the right time to rip up Nancy Pelow see me, B. I take advantage of my does, he trusts who did it? Isn't

just Bill O'Reilly. No one Donald Trump doesn't trust anyone. And you'll see that in the my book, you'll see does not trust anyone on this planet now. He has confidence and he has his children who are very loyal to him and he loves him very dearly, but total trust. No one. Baby, no worries anybody that you can think of that could be around him. That could advise him that he would that he would take that direction from I'm not sure about that. Uh, I think that he underestimates his position. As president of the United States he's president, he can make very profound statements that will affect people, And he could have done that in Normandy, but each not let let me

go to Sarah Huckabee Sanders. She hadn't had a press conference in ninety days and yet somehow the world still turns an and you know she's been called every name under the sun. She really became more of an advisor than a secretary towards the end, what impact of her leaving. I think it's big. I, like you, I think, she's, a nice woman, don't know her all that well, but from people. I do know it's all comes back that she is not this vicious backstabbing Washington Creech that most or many press agree berries, are I think that she, you saw the world the way it is was ideological and you know crazed, so I think that that'll be a big loss, but Donald Trump doesn't. Heat press secretary or right media advisory either do exactly what he wants to do. Right

that's it and he feels that he is the master of the media and more, if you look at the you know home. If you look at the he's right, I get into this big time, but I think Sanders is LOS for the Trump Administration be interesting to see you put in there bill before you. I know you're going to get into father's day here in a moment, but they, let me take it back a little bit. First, a mother's day with my mom had a another mother's day, the other day when she went to her mailbox they signed book killing the SS from Bill O'Reilly, thank you. I'm a man of my word. You are Marianne Right Annmarie, but it's clearly ok very closely with some old man. It's ok, I got. I got the two names. Thank you very much for doing that. She's very, very excited about it. I do believe it's the first book about dead Nazi she's ever been sent in her life, and you can take that to the bank

for the rest of it will be an outlet for her. Did it so we'll hear his father's day here, yeah Father's day we might add a book is My father would send, might will, you send my databook absolutely. I can just Well marketed my assistant who's been with me for twenty seven years. I mean happy to do that, but here's my deal on on you can't my father's dead, but thanks for bringing that up, I can still. I can channels to Father's day I can chat a little bit, but I have ways to do that. I can get there. Ok, alright! Alright, thanks for bringing up that hurtful that hurtful moment this so close to Father's day, but go ahead, sell your books, father's are not are under estimated. Ok, if you compare mother's day in the mania on mother's day, to the to Father's day, is not even in the same stratosphere, so Mama Mama is mama. Mama got it for mom flowers, for mom dinner for my mom and dad here's a tie, ok,

Well, we know dad's really even on their day, don't get with moms get and- and I I get it- I I mean look if your compare MRS Cleaver June Cleaver to Ward now, MRS Cleaver gets all the stuff right. This will leave it. Your reference id no one under the age of forty gets anyway, I think and I was thinking about this- the other day- that the the cruise that you put together back If you have a father, that's elderly or a grand father or something, and you can pool you, know four or five kids. He sent him on this cruise because this honors your and you know it's a legacy- history tour, to the holy Land and enter Greece into in other places. This is such a perfect and would blow your father or grandfather away, and I I'm doing this not for commercial reasons, but I was thinking about that. You know if

father were alive, and I gave him a like this. I I mean it's it's one of those facetime things and I people should, I should think about it: um honor, your father honor him- and this is a very good way to do it. That's very nice of you bill. It's very nice of you, but it's true! Is it not well, it is. It is actually you're making me feel guilty because they should do that. For my my wife's phone yeah, but you didn't think of it, because I'm so much smarter than you see that's what happened. Fairpoint done well now. I know that I know you're happy Father's day to you too bill. I know York It's like you and have a great day, and I always look for. Talking to you guys every week thanks bill thanks okay, guys, see you tonight there you go

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a special tour with me, or David Barton or Stew, is, could be giving you a tour which dental learn. Absolutely nothing, but he'll have a lot of laughs. No, I have a lot of laughs and we'll be throwing things and yeah at the end of it. So I don't think you have that in any of your tours, so it's good! No, We throw anything at Jeffy, so join us for the museum and it makes a great father's day gift? You can get your tickets now. Mercuryone dot org. I don't even know what general admission is, but it's it's not really expensive and you can bring the whole family if you'd like to do a special tour just look on the website there and you can find the special tours, but it makes a great father's day gift all right. The the idea that our electoral college, will be gone. This next election seems to most people a pipe dream, but I don't think it is, and

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They're, exactly who I would have been at twenty five, just not phoncible with that kind of influence and power. Very few are really reflective, and in turn out like Ben Shapiro, I Ben Shapiro was on my show he was, I think, eighteen years old and he hasn't changed. He was a fifty year old when he was eighteen. He still fifty at what thirty one Charlie Kirk is I think one of the most well thought out and and gentlemen biggest gentlemen, I have met very humble when you meet him in person and yet he is sing candidly with his group turning point. Usa, changing the world he is largely responsible, in my opinion, for the Trump victory. He is largely responsible for what is happening on the campus is in a good way, but he's here,

talk about something that we have to pay attention to, and I want to engage you on this because we need your help to save the republic, and it is that is not hyperbole to say that welcome to the program, Charlie Kirk, Thank you so much Glen and thank you for the kind words greatly appreciated. Thank you. You bet so Charlie explain. What the left is doing and they're doing this they're doing it openly, but no one really is covering this in detail that it should be covered because it changes every Bing overnight, that's correct, and so ever since Donald Trump won the presidency, the left has been enacting several full frontal assaults on our core institutions. That's why they enacted the Russia Hoax by a molar. This is why they've continued the proper, in the campaign in the media, but most

Certainly this one of the components that hasn't gotten much media coverage at all is how the Democrats realized that the system of which we elect a president needs to change that the system of the central collections, the system that gives a voice to Middle America, not Manhattan in Malibu. That system is a barrier, is a hindrance towards their quest for total control and for deconstruction of our country and a redefinition. Our country. So what am I talking about? You want to get rid of the electoral college. Sorry go ahead so chart explain to people because there's a lot of people, especially your age that say: hey. We, a democracy. People are screaming for that. Now in Europe, you know direct vote, direct democracy, make the cake

nice to those who are in the cities who believe differently and believe in democracy. 'cause they've been raised. Thinking, that's what we are make the case that that's a bad thing. Happy so first we're not at democracy. That's one of the most important things we have to teach the next generation there Nissan it says it almost every single day and we fall into this linguistic trap. We almost begin to leave. The LISA left that we are at democracy were a constitutional republic and we use the democratic means to individuals and representatives now, what's the difference, a constitutional republic recognizes certain natural rights that can't be taken away, just as the mob wants those to be taken away the federalist papers. The founding father is realized and recognized the potential danger. The tyranny of the mob

But one of the big historical fallacy that is taught to students is that America was the first exercise in quote: unquote: democracy, that's just not true, but it was tried many times before Cicero, who, I believe is the most important thinker and writer, who is council of Rome. The one year warned against the bring the majority warned against that total outright mobocracy essentially would turn into class warfare. He argued that the middle class needs representation at first and foremost recognized their natural rights. What the electoral college has done over a long period of time, it forces the state. First of all, it recognizes the sovereignty of the state. I recognize that the states create a federal government, the federal government to not create the state and it allows the states to a appropriate their electors as they see fit. Now this is really important, because each state has made

I have a different way that they want to send their electors to the electoral college, so for examples to states right now main the brass stuff there they carve out one congressional districts that allow that Congress, the winner of that congressional district, to maybe Then the entire voice of the state so, for example, Donald Trump a singular electoral vote paint in twenty sixteen in two thousand it brought Obama a a singular electoral vote in Nebraska when he won that Eastern Nebraska Congressional Seat when he won that now, what does that mean? It means that voices that otherwise would not have had as big of a platform. All the sudden are now competitive in the National action in discourse and what's happening now is actually predicted and prophesized by the founding fathers in the Federalist papers and the construction of our country, where you have the exacerbations of of the coastal elites that you that that want to then enact their their viewpoint and their ivory

our philosopher King agenda, over Middle America and Middle Class American, that's most important, because the needs once of Malibu Manhattan or not the needs and lots of Michigan and Missouri. So how do we peacefully go about this without turning ourselves into factions and pitting people again each other well, the only way you could possibly come to compromise and build big bass coalitions. It's the decentralization of elections, which is what the electoral college offers and you look at other countries that just have straight Mabach received, as I call it not going so well as it is for, for example, in in France, no one can possibly say that the ideas that were really in the french revolution have been better for human freedom and prosperity than the idea is rooted in the American Revolution of the scottish enlightenment and what Have right now. Is the left realizes that the idea of decentralized control, the protection of the individual and states rights?

It is a hindrance. It's almost an annoyance, an obstacle for them to be able to get the power that they wish, that that they will they want to get, and so what they're doing right now just to talk very specifically Glenn, and thank you for giving me the opportunity share this with your audience, because this is not SIRI. This is not something all the left wants to do this. The left is doing this and they're getting help from far too many Republicans. I closed my shirt, yeah. I would venture a guess that many people in your audience don't know that fifteen states have already passed. What's called the interstate national vote compact. What does that mean? Fifteen states has essentially passed through the state legislators, and signed by the governor, the green that their electoral votes will be given, winner of the national popular vote. So in short, the left, with the help of far too many Republicans, it's tends to be a trend as in it it seems, like Republicans, tend

so go along with the left. Far too often, they have realized that they're not gonna, be able to get through concepts, but they're not gonna, be able to get this to the house representatives or through a constitutional amendment. So instead they saw their window to go through the states, since the states are allowed to appropriate their electors call she said to could be on how they do it now or they could do it. How many Nebraska does it or they could do it? something really weird when the World Series you know I eighty eight right that's to sell it. So what that, what left is trying to do. Is perfectly legal. It's perfectly constant, Visional, an perfectly legal. I would believe so there's some scholars that think it isn't. I actually don't agree. I actually think it's perfectly legal. I think the framers allowed this sort of window to go to the state. It's hard, it's difficult. Now, let's talk specifically it's already past fifteen states Glen now this does not go

into action until they hit that magical. Two hundred and seventy two hundred and seventy number there right at about two hundred right now and uh Wednesday. Two days ago, Oregon just signed it into law. So I want you to think about that. This is sweeping the country. Now the Democrat governor of Nevada, Steve Sisolak vetoed it week and a half yeah good on him. He has more bravi that bravery than most Republicans a Democrat governor of Nevada, it accelerated to the House and the Senate, and he surprisingly vetoed it. This is now being discussed in states such as Maine Minnesota, North Carolina Ohio. They are seventy votes away from changing the way that we elect a president, and what does that mean? so. Let's go through those main will Maine absolutely do that? Let's go the state by state What, where are they? Where do we have a chance of turning the tide? Let's look at state by state, yeah and so Maine is now discussing

then in their in their house and the house, and will eventually try to kick it up to the governor, and it would be just so foolish Glenn from Maine to do this. 'cause. You talk about a state that actually respect the the idea of the individual generally and has has has not I was going along with the traditional northeastern stereo type of of London. It is such mistakes when we give up their sovereignty in the attention that they are able to get you to the mob. There are people that had nothing to do with their needs, wants or desires the other one in Minnesota that they're trying to interview they're already in the system. The Minnesota and the other one that we have to keep a very close eye in a rapidly changing state variety of ways that if we were asleep at the wheel, the state will become a blue state Arizona. It's it's been introduced. In the Arizona State House, it's getting far too much traction in Arizona and Arizona. Of course, just elected Senator Kirsten Cinema trump did not win a majority of votes in Arizona back in two thousand

only when I think forty zero point one percent. I could look up the exact number more and more specifically North Carolina. Caroline is another dangerous state. With a democratic governor, I was very weak Republicans and that's a dangerous and lethal combination all right. So what do people need to Do Charlie, they need to call if you're in Arizona North Carolina main, you need to organize yourself again, you need to get on your phone with your ledger, feature in your state Senate and say: stop this year governor put office. Do not pass this right! That's correct! Yes, so a turning point, USA, where the nations largest student organization focused on the constitution and american exceptionalism, and so we feel incumbent on us to fight for this as hard as we can, and so our website tpusa dot com you'll be able to find some resources of what you can do to get engaged involved

on this fight and we're part. What I found Glenn, which is always gives me such hope for the future of this country, is that this was already organically kind of being fought through some great grassroots activists in these states and we're already connected with them and giving them some resources, and something and that's what I love about America, is that whenever there is a crisis, individuals tend to voluntarily and almost magically step up and now we need to give them a call to action, and that is a uniquely american virtue and value that, when there is crisis, are patriots stuff up time and time again, but we have to raise the level of the sense of urgency on it. I will charlie! I I talked talk to you about this for a few weeks, and I have told you that this audience is a remarkable audience, they're the most giving they are the hardest working, and I don't I don't say this at dismiss any other audiences. I I know the power of other audiences, this one's just different.

They will engage, and so I urge you please this will make the entire election and everything you're about to go through worthless. In the end, if get up to two hundred and seventy. It's got to be stopped. Maine Minnesota Arizona. North Carolina are the ones that are closest, but they're working this everywhere. So please get involved if you can donate, for this to TP, USA, go to tpusa dot com, that's Turning point, USA, you say: Charlie is really leading this and I looked at him on how he can assist turning point to, able to stop this, because this changes us overnight and really forever,

I think we lose this. We lose. We lose structurally exactly right. Thank you. Thank you. So much gauntlet pertinent. Thank you. You bet, Charles Kirk tpusa back in one minute to talk to you a little bit about the the cruise we're going to be taking we're going up to Athens and Venice and then we're going down to the Middle EAST, we're going to the holy Land and we are thrilled that we are going to be joined with Rabbi who is you will learn stuff about the ancient world that will boggle your mind? There is nothing like if you think you know the Bible.

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These two scientists that you might know they're part of the end of the intellectual dark web and they're the guys who have been taking on academia, and I mean taking it on to their own detriment. Are pariahs now they are not That would normally be saying hey. I want to go on the Glenn Beck Program and and quite honestly with Peter, he is a very big atheist and what not somebody that I would have been comfortable that we would have been able to have a good conversation because you know when sometimes when you're militant is a Chris in or militant as an atheist. The whole thing falls apart, I thought he was more militant, then he he was he's He really we talk about it. He he dragged me right into faith, or maybe I him into it, I don't think so, but maybe I did we came to this understanding on truth and

We got there every ' anything else is simple. Truly simple you're going to love this search for truth, it airs tomorrow on our podcast, so you'll be able to that just downloaded at Itunes sign up for it right now and make sure you review annual rate 'cause that helps the algorithms share it to other people but it's Lindsey and Bogosian, and and let me we have time to do subjective subjective truths here or do we have to wait till the button next to the other side of the break? I have one minute so nothing is one minute so we'll get to that. We'll get to that Bottom of the hour. Also I want to talk a little bit about fathers day yeah. It was great interview gone that with with the Goshen in Muncie. There I mean think of how difficult that was for them to do to come up with so yeah. You know fake studies to just shine a light on how ridiculous the peer review process was in this climate. About

like feminism in transgenderism in all the Social Sciences. This is, basically an impossible stand for someone on the left to take, and they took it because they actually care, they actually care. If this stuff is right, if this process is legitimate, an you need people, at standing up on the other side to take on their own side? It's weird, I think, We talked about it on the podcast. We may have talked about it afterwards, but they know that Should the truth lose they'll be one of the first that will be caught up in a purge. They know what they're very well aware of it and they are. They have a healthy fear, but they're not gonna. Stop back brave people all right, Lifelock spots, of privacy number one concern for most people, privacy and that's really be is smart devices. Everything is everything is open. Now there aren't they're not going to be any secrets well

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change into something that is not based in science is not based in truth and in fact, based in in in brutishness and mob rule and they don't like it and they've seen in the educational, complex, just start to teach things that are not true. Just not based in any reality. And so they started to push back against that, and these are the guys that wrote those papers. You know that you know that changed. Mine Kampf into a feminist paper, and it was immediately pushed through and they did all of these white papers trying to get them peer reviewed and they got a lot of them peer, reviewed and they're in big trouble for it. Now So what do they do? Well, keep on going and they came on my show for the pod best, which is Saturday tomorrow, you'll be able to get this. I want to play a couple of clip

for you. This is James, Lindsay and Peter Boghossian on subjective truth. Listen, they look It's speech is a form of violence. They do not want you to come on campus. What are you going to do on campus? Are you going to start lobbing grenades? No, they don't want you to come on campus because they think that there's something in two reasons, one intrinsically dangerous about your ideology, but in with. That is this idea engine can speak to this. Is they look at truth, is a four they look at speech is a form of violence, speeches on a form of violence and the when you start taking that speech in violence, bark synonymous you destroy the enlightenment project? You give up the possibility you have to leading a better life. You've got death of hope is the failure to be and on

broker in conversations with people with whom you have substantive political, moral and morale disagreements. Yeah it to will it back a bit. This subjective turn is PETE was calling it. This is a rise of subjectivity. What is truth, and he talked about there being. The objective world, and then we have ways to know usually science, let's go on the objective world and then you have the subjective world, so he like pepperoni on his pizza, he said that's a subjective truth. That is his truth. Yes, it is, in fact a real fact about entity of Peter Goshen. Whatever that happens, I don't know if you really like pepperoni or not. I thought you didn't try not to eat meat yeah a lot. We don't know like pepperoni and Beethoven. That's a yeah! That's right! We we got a finger on. You know what, but when people speak about their subjective truths, what they're speaking about is Is something that they know about themselves that they cannot possibly be wrong about because it's about themselves

and so at that point there is no conversation to be had now. The problem is, is blurring those two worlds. When you start saying that one subjective truth, One's experience in the world and their your own interpretation of that experience, somehow Trump's the ability to do an outside measurement of that or to take another view of it, and that's where we're seeing the breakdown in a conversation. Let me play a couple of others here: here's James Lindsay on silencing of voices there's focusing on on differences of opinion differences of perspective. So, if in kind of an extreme example, but you may sample, have a of philosophy department and they have a particular problem that you know they're hashing out bring a mathematician in completely a completely different way to look at it doesn't matter if the mathematicians White Black, no, it doesn't matter mathematician and they have a different way of thinking about it. Now

looking at something in the political sphere, your cooking, it immigration or you're. Looking at you know, yeah anything guns, you'll get any topic you need. Somebody who's representing the different perspectives. So what's the conservative perspective? What's the libertarian perspective? What's a liberal tractive lots of progressive. Today you want to diversity, that's diversity, I'm a self educated guy didn't afford to go to college for very long, so I went to the and my red Alander it's in need of Hitler, and I would go for the I'd look the people who had the most diverse, possible viewpoints on things and read them. And knew that if they intersect anywhere, if there's anything there, okay, we know that one is true right because they both agree and then you just kind of wiggle yourself. It's why we do

burn books and yet we're burning people and burning, Fox and and they're raising their legacy, so they cancel color yeah. I cancel culture, it's the same as burning, but to cancel culture. Well, if you're too problematic you get canceled like you'd cancel to the show, but then you make sure that all of the you know it's not available on Netflix anymore. You can't get the old Dv Ds, even though I've gone I've called that yeah yeah. I mean you know you put him behind a wall today's can talk all you want behind that wall. No one's gonna see or hear you right, but he yeah yeah sure you're behind that wall. That's I mean that's, what's happening, there's a lot of that yeah it with this. Is the modern book burning? That's what this is Modern book burning when you take say a body of from somebody who you've deemed problematic, and then you a race that problem that the body worked where people can access it anymore, people can engage with it. You d platform, that platform and don't let him speak

You deny them their. You know your racer patrie on or something so if they had that, so they now, they can't make money doing what they're doing they have to go, find something else to do it's the equivalent book burning, so we are there and that needs to be smart, I don't know any other way to say it just needs to be stopped. We need to have you know we it will welcome a diversity of opinion. One of the most interesting thoughts that crossed my mind this year is a guy I was talking to in February he told me he sets aside one month a year so usually August. I think he said that it's arbitrary you set aside one month a year to read opinions. He explicitly disagrees with all your, So he's a libertarian guy so for an entire month. All he does is he digs into the kind of either conservative or liberal or progressive, or whatever thought he doesn't agree with? and what he tries to do is try. Find- and this is the key tries to the most sense he can make out of them and then bring that actors on worldview one

here's what goes in and Lindsey on honest conversations, nobody, in our lives. Not normally I mean since we come out and on quote whatever our side should be, are inviting us on their shows they're not talking to us. You got two left wing outlets since October, heaping derision on us, like you know so when we did the atheist thing, everyone is like. Oh you guys are just liberals or whatever they were right, Now that we've done this, an that we've attacked kind of our own tribe or our own side, and the reason is, even though I share a lot of those impulses that doesn't mean forget to make stuff up, but doesn't mean you, pretend that something is knowledge like. We really need to have something We can count on something and go to something we can point to, and then we can squabble over public policy, but we need to things that we can point to and say: hey. You know what we know this. This has been. We've come about this, the

equity of this process is intact have to worry about it. The process needs to be defended The process needs to be defended and that's the other thing that we've lost. So I really do appreciate you inviting us on you having a sincere and honest conversation with us and that's exactly what we need and we're not having it. Ok, something yeah. I feel exactly the same way. Thank you for coming on I've, we wanted to have a conversation with Bernie Sanders River. And the reason why he's on about what he is. Generally speaking, you know for a politician he's been for yeah, I'm a socialist yeah. I honeymoon in the Soviet Union. I can have a conversation with a guy like that you're going to say that you're going to go to Hell same kind of a thing like people are honest they believe their forthright? In their speech, the Greeks he's speaking in the face of danger. If you something that shouldn't. I don't think there should be danger me too,

exploring true. I agree if you're honest broker totally agree, and and you said you mentioned Dershowitz and Hitler, and I thought the first thought. So God is, you know, people five thousand people are going to say, no Glenn loves Hitler. Now so There is a danger and the danger is that you I'll be around Portland State University and walk around and I'll see a picture of me with this huge growth. Villanos saying with a little thought bubbles saying you know: I'm pro life republican love Trump, none of those things are actually true, and so the dangers that that they attack on motivations, they attacked me for things that I don't even believe there something that is dangerous, also that we let them get away with something we should all be standing up and saying no to which is, let's suppose, even there are one hundred percent. Morally right. Ok, let's just pretend that their views one hundred percent. Morally right. If they actually articulate that if they have to force it upon,

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back and listen to the beginning? What was that clip? I played from Chernobyl- where A KGB agent came into the scientists and said no ones even going to know you were born and any that you did will be did someone else- I mean it that's what's happening, that's what's happening. Yeah we talk about this as if it's some ancient thing that happened we under Hitler. Like I mean books, were or you know, burned in Nazi Germany. We know that, but when you're getting rid of peoples thought when you're deleting their path views that is That's showing that you're frightened you're terrified what they might be saying, and that is the same thing that we've seen from dictators all around the world, and just like, You know nobody's in a march in with a Nazi uniform and expect every. To believe it's good. It. Change is an morphs and book burning wasn't deemed bad back then, because well

have the Nazis around and so you didn't have that reference. We're just book burning in a different way and Future generations will see plat d platforming as book burning, and it's imagine when I worked for five, none of my shows that I did on Fox. I don't own any of them, so the vaults in that library belongs to Fox, so They'll never be seen again and less fox wants to make money off the Merv. You know do something else: they'll never be seen again an I don't own them now. Imagine if 'cause. My contracts are like that when you post on Facebook they own that, if I didn't have the blaze and there was a systematic effort to erase me

you never hear anything I ever did you never see anything? I ever did that's what's happening there, the racing people and that's where we start on Monday's program, the racing and how do we fill in those gaps, you're listening back