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so before we get into real stuff uh did you see maverick and uh top gun this weekend i did yes

i i don't know how you felt about it but i don't know of a movie a sequel that was possibly better than the first one yeah i mean it was and it did not stray far from the first one it was in fact like the first five minutes are like wait a minute i'm watching the last one.

Yeah, did they remake this movie?

Yeah, but no, I thought, and it was really good.

Like, it was entertaining and exciting the whole way.

And

this weird feeling you had of like, is America not evil in this?

I'm like, are we really good, guys?

We're good.

What?

Did this come from Hollywood?

What is this?

And

I had to look it up afterwards

because I had read three years ago that they changed the patch on the back of his jacket to remove Taiwan, okay, because of China.

And they did remove it.

And then I'm watching it and I'm like, gosh, that looks exactly, I mean, they removed it, but I don't know what they replaced it with because that looks like the patch that he had before.

But I was still kind of pissed at it because I'm like, but they removed it for China.

No.

They put it back on.

Yeah.

So it is the Taiwanese flag and China says they're not going to take it.

And they released it anyway.

What is up with it?

What is happening?

We are slipping back into another wormhole, but we're going back closer to our original universe.

Wasn't it great to just watch a movie?

I mean, again, it's top gun.

It's not an accurate telling of military history.

It's not what...

Wait, wait.

I know.

In fact, they don't even tell you what country we're going against.

I know.

I mean, who knows?

It could be Idaho.

We don't even know.

It could be anything.

But, like, it's just.

It wouldn't be great if Idaho had those Jets.

I'd like them in Texas, Idaho.

I'd like them in the Mountain West, please.

No kidding.

But it was just nice to see.

It just felt like, hey, it's okay to cheer your country on.

That was like, you know, you had to come out of it with that feeling.

It felt good.

You used to go to the movies and come out and feel good.

That's what it was about.

It wasn't supposed to make you feel terrible for being an American.

You're a racist if you don't.

Or terrible because everybody in the movie is like, yeah, on the weekends, I just, I take a cheese grater to children's skin and I just grate their skin off.

And you're like, wait, what is that?

Well, I'm an American, you know, that's what I do.

I hurt children.

It wasn't that.

It wasn't that.

And

watching certainly movies for a very long time and now watching the media coverage from the news, you don't get that feeling at all.

It's just all we are terrible and everyone else is great.

And I I know Hollywood will regret this.

They'll like the money.

And then they'll start saying, gosh, I don't know.

You know, we've, maybe we've encouraged war.

Maybe shut up.

Maybe people will start praising our military again.

Yeah, maybe.

I mean, they should do that for other reasons.

Yeah.

Then Tom than a movie.

Right.

But you know, there was one thing that really bothered me.

Was there anything in the movie that really bothered you?

I mean, afterward, I had some issues with it in that my wife wants to leave me immediately for Tom Christian.

Okay,

seemingly no interest in me.

I basically took a moment.

Pretty much the same complaint.

Mine is,

if that's Scientology, maybe we should join.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I think it's a cult.

They probably, you know, zombify everybody.

But if that's the...

If that's the way you look at 60,

the guy's 60 years old.

He really almost doesn't look different than the first one.

Well, the first five minutes of the movie, literally, they just recreate scene by scene the original, and he's on the bike, you know, going down the

run.

But that wasn't a flashback.

That was him today.

That was him today.

You're like, Wade, what happened?

I got old and fat and gray.

What happened to you?

It's weird.

It's weird.

Now, look.

I don't know if it's Scientology or just science.

You know, I mean, there's who knows what's happened.

I'm sure every potential treatment has been utilized.

Right.

And he probably

works out

from time to time.

I think he might.

No, but honestly, it's,

you know, I left there and we were driving away and I said,

this movie makes me a little upset with God

because

that guy got everything.

Yeah.

I mean,

it's not just that you're good looking.

He can fly a jet.

You know what I mean?

He can fly a fighter jet.

He can take a helicopter down in the mountains.

He can race at top speeds, you know, in the middle of traffic in France.

Those are all really him doing those things.

And it just pisses me off.

Jumping off of buildings and doing all sorts of things.

Just like, you know, rock climbing.

Okay, give it a rest, Cruz.

And like, look, with all all the issues Tom Cruise has had, and there's been several.

Numerous.

Yeah, there's a long list.

Yeah.

The guy is a legitimate movie star.

He's probably

the only real movie star, old style.

Can you tell me anybody else?

Not really.

Yeah, that is like just bigger than life.

Yeah.

I mean, he's in a movie and it's, it's automatically about him.

Like it's automatically,

he's the front of it and it automatically does pretty well the box office.

And he can open up these movies that, you know, other people can't.

You know, there was a time where Will Smith was thought about that way.

And now that he's slapping people on stage, I don't think that's the case anymore.

It hasn't been the case for a long time.

I don't know who's in that category.

There's not a lot of people.

And he just continues to do this.

It really is

impressive.

And, you know, there's a reason why they make him the face of Scientology, right?

Like, you know.

Yeah.

But didn't you tell me that in one of those documentaries, one of the people that left Scientology says he's a really bad guy?

I mean, like, there's a lot of real accusations.

I mean, I can't think of her name off the top of my head,

but the woman who was on King of Queens, I'll always think of her as Carrie

from King of Queens in a show.

That's probably not her name.

Probably not her name.

I don't think so.

I mean, you know, it could be.

What's her name?

Look up her name real quick.

I can't think of her off the top of my head.

But she did a long series about Scientology.

She's a former, she was formerly in Scientology.

She left, and she's now worked with other people who've left the church to do a lot of exposés on this.

The church does not does not appreciate her efforts

at this point.

But

her take on Tom Cruise was not like,

because there are some celebrities that they've talked about that are like in there and they really heavily recruited celebrities to make

this is all allegedly, by the way, as I should protect our legal bills.

But

allegedly, they they went out and they uh they recruited these celebrities to basically be the advertising arm for this like you have these really successful people kind of basically what we're doing right now which is saying hey tom crew something must be working

so you're welcome church of scientology uh but like you know they we're just trying to balance that now yeah that's all we're trying to do and a lot of these people were not like hardcore leaders of the church they were just

she is

yeah like she i mean she went through a lot of stuff and a lot of these accusations about him in particular.

That he is basically like person 1B of the church.

There's the main guy, and then Tom Cruise is like directing the programs, the efforts, you know, as they say, the revenge on people who have left and how these people are targeted.

Now, look, I don't, you know, I haven't heard Tom Cruise's side of this.

I don't know.

But

he talks about it, though.

He doesn't really, you know, he used to talk about Scientology a lot.

And really, and then it led to him jumping on the couch with Oprah.

And it was like, okay, shut up.

And he kind of has done what is a really smart thing, which is not make that the central part of who you know he is to the public.

Probably a really smart thing.

Yeah.

Probably a really smart thing.

Because it's, you know, but he does things like he remember that story?

He was in London and somebody snatched a purse.

And he's running down the he's running down the street, you know, like he runs.

Yeah.

And

running down the street, grabs the purse snatcher,

returns the purse to the lady and holds the guy until police come.

Right.

I mean, it's like, what?

Did you think you're in a scene?

Like, what was the...

But I guess if you're Tom Cruise, you're like, I've done this a million times.

Leah Remini, by the way, is the person I'm thinking of.

She was also on the

talk, which was like a view.

with less Joy Behar.

So obviously it was better.

And it was like that type of thing.

But

at one point, because you do this great series of interviews

that come out every weekend, you know, Glenn Beck podcast.

And she's one that I actually thought would be great for you to talk to because she's, you know, she's not, she's no conservative or anything by any means, but she just, you know, talks about this in a way that, you know, someone who had real life experience, very negative experience there, but also, you know, has done a lot of work to try to expose what she sees as the, as the, as the, the downfall here.

I'm not one to take down anybody's church.

No.

I mean, and I honestly come to it.

I mean, it's the only church out there that, you know, Mormons are like, well, I mean, look at

Scientology.

I mean, that's all right.

Am I right?

Yeah, no, I mean, I think you have to come out.

Look, they are targeted often and maybe unfairly at times.

But I mean, it's interesting to try to understand what the inner workings are, and then you can kind of make your own mind up on it.

Yeah.

So what is happening with

the movies?

uh because we have the patch on the back of tom cruise's jacket but netflix came out did you read this

netflix came out ted sarantos uh who runs he's the ceo of netflix and uh

he said i think it's very important to the american culture to have free expression And Chappelle and Gervais, I mean, we're programming for a lot of diverse people who have different opinions and different tastes and different styles, you know?

And yet we're not making everything for everybody.

We want something for everybody, but everything's not going to be for everybody.

What?

And they said, like, how would we justify our programming in the Middle East if we

start to ban it here?

Yeah, that's what we've been saying.

Right.

Are you the same person?

Do you remember what you were just saying a little while ago?

I think we should approach Netflix right now.

Let's see your diversity.

Yeah.

Let's see that diversity.

Who's got a diverse lineup?

You don't.

No, you don't.

I mean, I feel like this is a step in the right direction.

So

I don't want to dance on them necessarily for

admitting what we've been saying the whole time.

No, but I mean, if they're looking for diverse.

Yeah, you can do some shows for them.

We can absolutely make that happen.

But

there is something happening.

You know, again, three years ago, they took that off the back of Tom Cruise's jacket for China.

They put it back on before the release because they're like, no,

we're not going to bend to China.

What happened?

What happened there?

And China is not taking it.

By the way, the premiere.

They're not taking it, meaning they're not airing the movie.

No, they're not taking the movie.

It won't air in China.

Now, you know, not, I can't see a bunch of Chinese people going, yay, boy, the United States is great.

But in Taiwan, standing ovation when he walked out and they showed the back of his jacket.

Oh, wow.

Isn't that cool?

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Well, I think this is fantastic.

We've got John Cornyn and Mitch McConnell and a lot of these really

strong Republicans who are reaching across the aisle and seeing what they can do to

take some of these weapons of war off the table.

And if there's anything that I, I mean, I...

Maybe I'm out of step, but I doubt it.

If there's anything I know that the voters want, it's more gun control from the Republicans.

Am I right?

We're really passionate about it.

Oh, my gosh, we're passionate.

These guys, if this is what they're going to do, they're worthless.

Now, they're talking about it.

No one thinks they're actually going to do an assault weapon ban.

I think the things that are on the table right now looks like potentially red flag laws, maybe raising

the age from 18 to 21 for rifles.

I mean, again, we'll have all of our problems.

So then are we raising the age to 21 to have these kids go to war?

Yeah, I know.

It's completely.

I mean, you can't do that.

Look, I'm with you on this.

Although we already have that rule with handguns, which I also believe is completely wrong.

But I want to thank, take a moment to thank Justin Trudeau.

Because in this moment where we could...

You could see an emotional slide down the road of more gun control.

Justin Trudeau is standing right there to remind us very specifically what a culture that's pretty similar to us can go through if you do not hold these lines.

Because I think there's times where conservatives even be like, well, maybe this rule makes sense or maybe we give them this or maybe we do this.

And then you realize where this ends up.

They are basically banning all firearms in Canada, except they're just doing it in a time-released fashion.

They are saying that they cannot...

you cannot transfer handguns to anyone or buy them.

They are capping the amount of handguns in the country.

So

you have a handgun, Glenn.

You can hold it for now.

And then when you die, you can't give it to anyone.

You can't transfer it.

So it just goes away.

And if you are a, let's say right now, a 16-year-old girl who grows up to be an adult, 25, you can't have a handgun.

You can't protect yourself from some attacker.

You can't get one because it can't be transferred to you.

You can't see a hole through somebody's lung.

What?

No.

Oh, you didn't hear the speech this weekend?

Oh, no.

He said,

Joe Biden said, well, I asked, I asked,

you know, why are these people dying?

And then they showed me the x-rays.

A.22 caliber bullet will lodge in the lung and we could probably get it out, you know, and save a life.

But a nine-millimeter bullet blows the lung right out of the body.

It does?

No, it doesn't.

I've never heard.

A 9-millimeter does not.

Everybody I know is like, are you looking for protection?

Yeah.

nine millimeter is what you carry yeah I'll squeeze the trigger twice

it's you know a 45 or a 357 yeah I almost

did he make a mistake saying nine millimeters no no I thought maybe like he was trying to talk about AR-15s or something else and then nope he's talking about now banning the nine millimeter he likes the 22 because it'll only go through make one hole into the lung it doesn't have enough power to go through the body so then it just kind of like chinked and just kind of like every time you jump, you'll hear

because it's in the bottom of your lung.

I mean, you can't kill, you can't go hunting.

He's like, there's no reason for a nine millimeter.

Yeah, if you're going hunting,

you really don't want a nine millimeter because you won't kill anything.

You'll wound it.

That's, that's smart.

That's really smart.

They're coming after these things.

Oh, they are legitimately, basically banning them in Canada.

And they will come.

The same thing.

No, but they're not just

banning it.

Did you notice he was saying where those guns are coming from?

Yeah, here.

Yeah, they're all coming from here.

So that's just him saying, look, we've got Canadians, we have such a bad problem if the Americans would just do something

because all of these guns are coming across our border.

And we're like, border?

What border?

There's no such thing as a border.

You have a border guard?

What?

No, no.

We'll just tunnel underneath the border, or when we get tired of that, we'll just walk across the border and say, my gun would like asylum here in Canada, please.

And you'll have to let it in.

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Just want to remind you, it's Tuesday.

Ah, feels good, doesn't it?

It is Tuesday.

Pat Gray is joining us from Pat Gray Unleashed, and we appreciate you making it in today.

Oh, it it was hard.

It was it?

It was hard.

I was driving around lungs like crazy, huge piles of lungs in the

nine millimeters that just blow that organ right out.

Yeah.

And then when I got to work, I had to climb over a 15-foot pile of lungs to get in the door.

See, that's dedication static.

Yeah, that's dedication.

You should have stopped by a bunch of lungs.

Ain't no mountain of lungs high enough to stop him

from coming in.

I don't know why they pile them like that.

They could spread them out over a block or two.

No, you got to, you know,

the lung plows come out, and they just need to.

There's a supermarket.

You know, you go into some of the supermarkets here in Texas, and they've just plowed all of the lungs at the back of the parking lot.

And it's huge.

Oh, yeah.

Lung Mountain.

Huge.

Well, here in Texas, you know, lungs outnumber people two to one.

Really?

Yeah.

That's crazy.

Two to one.

No one talks about it.

No one talks about it.

No one talks about it.

No one talks about it.

Exciting kidneys.

You shot, as Joe Biden says, they'll blow that organ right through you with a 9mm.

Yeah, but if it's only a 22, it sticks right in there, stays right in your lung, which is good.

It's really good.

Wow.

I mean,

it's good for the bullet to be jammed into your lung.

When Booth shot Lincoln,

you know, that bullet stayed in his head, didn't go clean through.

And he was fine.

And

it gave the doctor an opportunity to stick his finger in the hole and try to dig it out.

Oh.

That's true, too.

He did.

And I thought of that when I was

very, very hygienic.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

He didn't wash his hands.

But I thought of that today when I read this from Joe Biden, where he's like, and it gets us, you know, an opportunity to get in there and take that bullet out.

Well,

wait.

Does anybody believe that conversation?

actually took place with a doctor because I frankly am having a hard time well when you remember that you remember that his wife is a doctor right I'm a doctor well yes that's true.

Could have been any doctor.

Could have been any doctor.

Could have been any doctor.

And it could have been any hospital because he doesn't remember.

It was some trauma hospital.

The biggest one there then

or now, I'm not sure.

The biggest trauma hospital.

I really thought he had made a mistake and was talking about a different type of weapon and just said nine millimeter.

No, he's nine millimeter.

It's very dangerous.

Because

we've had a lot of military guys in here.

We've had a lot of high-level security guys in here over the years

talking about preparedness.

They all make fun of me for my nine millimeter.

They say like I feel like the nine millimeter is the thing they look down on.

It is like it's not really going to work in one of these situations.

Yeah, they've all said, yeah, nine millimeter is like a 380.

It's the minimum to do the job, and you might have to fire off a couple of rounds.

Oh, wow.

Okay.

It's a 45 or a 357 will tear you up.

Even when it's blowing your lung out of your body,

well,

you have two.

You have two, again.

You have two.

That's true.

This is just, I'm throwing this out there, but shouldn't we consider mandatory third lungs?

Because there's so many shootings here in Texas.

All of our lungs are all over the side.

We don't have a problem with fingers, do we?

And fingers outnumber people 10 to one.

10 to 1.

10 to 1.

Approximately.

And you don't see a lot of fingers on the side of the highway, do you?

No, you don't.

No.

No.

You don't.

When's the last gun battle you saw where they blew off 10 fingers?

It's rare.

Never seen one.

Never seen one.

Never seen one.

So that's because we got rid of the really evil 10 millimeter,

which could blow off the fingers.

That's why they were called 10 millimeters.

Because it would blow off all 10 of your fingers

at the same time.

Yeah.

Now we have to wait for 4th of July to be able to blow fingers off.

Have you noticed that they've switched from the AR-15 now, and now they're going after the handgun as well?

Yeah.

They're going after handguns.

We were just talking about Canada before you came in and how they're going after this.

Remember, this this is what Nixon wanted.

Yeah.

People think of it as hardcore conservative.

He wanted to ban handguns.

He was not conservative.

No, he was not.

No, I mean, well,

he was certainly more conservative than John Corden

and

Mitch McConnell.

You know,

it's hard to know.

Because those guys are die-hard conservatives.

Oh, big time.

Yeah.

John Cornyn is like,

all right, Second Amendment is safe.

John Cornyn's on it.

I just hope, and I don't know.

I hope that this is

an effort by the Republicans to say that they

had some conversations and they were talking.

And that's all it comes to.

I mean, there are some low-hanging fruit things you could do in reality that we would actually agree with on mental health and things like that.

So it's not impossible they could come up with something that would make sense.

Would you favor?

I think the last loophole probably on the background check is person to person.

Like if I want to sell Glenn

a handgun, very small.

Do you perceive

a background check in that instance?

This would be the universal background check, Bill.

I mean, it's very, very popular.

This is why they talk about it often.

Yep.

I don't like it, but

I might

have to think about it.

The mansions, if you give them an inch, you're going to take a mile, and that's true.

And does that include family?

Yeah, the Mansion to Me bill

gave you an exemption for family transfers and a couple of other things.

Because I'm not going through

with my family, no, to give it to your son.

That's it.

My daughters get my guns.

We should also point out this has absolutely nothing to do with the shooting.

The person went through a background check.

So it has to be a lot of people.

It's absolutely unrelated to this whatsoever.

Has there ever been a mass shooting?

where the guns were obtained in that way?

I don't think so.

Not that I know of.

No, I believe the

guns that Obama's administration smuggled over the border

did come back here and literally were used in shootings.

Of a border patrol agent.

And then they turned up in Paris, if you remember right.

I think conservatives can look at this.

Some conservatives like the red flag law thing, especially if it's very narrowly crafted.

Some people like the 21 and older, right?

We already have 21 and older for handguns.

Maybe they should be AR-15s too.

Again, you can make legitimate arguments that there's some reasonable thing to approach until you see Canada, until you see what they will do with these inches, as you point out, Pat.

They will take a mile, they will turn it into what Canada is doing now, which is banning all firearms.

That is what they are in the middle of doing.

Can you negotiate with somebody who says, I want to kill you and your whole family?

No.

No.

Why?

Because I'll say, okay, so I only kill your daughter.

Well, Well, you were Overton windowing me before.

Yeah, or I

just

get your backyard of your house.

You know what I mean?

You can't negotiate because their ultimate goal is to kill your family.

They haven't changed that goal.

These guys are saying they're going to take all the guys.

They want to leave you with 22s?

That's almost a cap gun.

You can kill a squirrel with that.

Literally, you can kill a squirrel with with a 22.

So, no, I don't think so.

They won't leave you with the 22.

They are talking about taking nine millimeter guns off.

That is the most popular handgun in America.

And they're talking about taking that away?

No, I don't.

I don't.

I can't negotiate with you.

And they know they just can't be honest in this country.

The country has a gun culture.

People, generally speaking, love

the idea of being able to defend themselves.

They did a poll recently that was not about repealing the Second Amendment, which is obviously what their goal is here, by the way.

I mean, it's a hundred percent what they want.

When you hear them talk about it, they talk about you know turning around violence and these incidents.

You can't do it with the things they're proposing, they're just giving you a small step on the way to eventually overturning the Second Amendment and taking away your gun.

And, like, when you, when the American people were polled just on handguns, should there be a law, not a constitutional amendment, but just a law that would restrict you from being able to buy a handgun, it was 80 to 15 against.

They have no, they know, they are so against the American people.

They have to lie to them

and do these things like, oh, well, we only want common sense gun control.

Well, none of those things that they're suggesting that are common sense gun control would do the things that they're saying they would.

Even they keep citing Australia.

None of the proposals that they're actually admitting they want are anywhere close to what Australia did.

In this country, implementing Australia would be taking 100 million guns off the streets.

They're not even proposing those things.

So, I mean, these are just lies, and they're trying to get to where Canada is.

Let me give you one.

Let me give you what we should be talking about.

I don't know if you read what happened in Charleston, West Virginia

over the weekend, but a family was having a big graduation party at an apartment complex, and

a guy is speeding through the complex.

He's stopped by police.

So he drives to his apartment.

He gets a semi-automatic rifle and he goes and he's going to fire, you know, into that crowd of people.

He's firing.

Doesn't hit anybody.

Two police officers, same one that pulled him over, they arrive.

They confront him.

He fired a shotgun at them, wounded both of them, and took them out of action.

And then what happened?

A woman who is carrying a concealed

gun and a concealed carry permit, she takes it out of her purse and shoots him.

Dead.

So, and that one threat, she saved 40 people from being killed.

Now,

my question is: if the gun was the villain last week, why isn't the media holding up the gun this week and showing a picture of that very brave gun that saved 40 people.

Because it's obviously the gun that did it.

Doesn't quite fit the narrative.

No, it doesn't.

They'd rather just keep lying about

the Second Amendment, that it's not absolute, that you couldn't buy a cannon

when

the Constitution was ratified, which you could, and people did.

And then the other thing he loves to talk about is that there's no Kevlar on deer as they're running through the coast.

So according to the

Journal for Quantitative Criminology, armed citizens use guns to defend themselves at least 989,883 times every year.

Oh, wow.

According to the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology,

they say gun owners defend themselves on an average of 1,884,348 times a year.

A study by the CDC

estimates that an annual defensive gun use ranges from 500,000 to more than 3 million every year.

That's incredible.

How come we don't hear any of those stats?

Think about the number number of deaths.

Think of the number of rapes, robberies, criminals that aren't caught.

Think about all of that

when the CDC

says between 500,000 and more than 3 million every year.

Why don't you hear that?

As Pat said earlier, it doesn't really fit their narrative.

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Still going on, by the way.

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Oh, yeah.

She's still being held there.

Yeah.

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I go back to the woman in Charleston who saw a gunman, took a gun out, and shot him in the head.

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Man, I mean, I just, we have to start with this.

I mean, because he was once one of the most powerful politicians in the country.

country.

Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.

Sure.

Wow,

he was great.

And then something happened and he left Congress.

And then he went on to the board of Fox News.

And since 2018, can't we all agree Fox News got better?

Right.

Right.

So he's, man.

I feel like Paul Ryan is one of those guys.

He's like a rock band.

And you're like, you know, I really like their early stuff.

And then they went on

weird and commercial.

Yeah.

yeah but the early stuff was i the early paul ryan stuff right is legitimately good legitimately legitimately had some good stuff in the beginning peter sotera comes in and

and you're like whoa whoa what happened here okay i don't know that's a little unfair to peter utera it is i feel my apologies if peter sotera is listening i apologize because you were not nearly as bad as the second half of paul ryan and that is true But if he gets...

There's no appetite for this, though.

This is a media creation.

I don't know.

I mean, what Cheney, wasn't there a poll out today with Cheney's primary where she's down by 30, I believe it is?

And

in Wyoming,

it's about to get good right now is when, yeah, you're 30 points behind, but that's why they call you the comeback kid.

Now, I could legitimately see a situation.

I don't know what the election laws are in Wyoming, but I mean, we've seen this with, you know, Lisa Murkowski did this.

Joe Lieberman did this, where you lose your primary, run as an independent, and wind up winning.

You could see Cheney in a situation like that, if that's allowed in Wyoming.

Oh, yeah.

But like, as a presidential,

there's no, there's no appetite for this, I don't think, on the right.

Is there?

I mean, there's, you know, there's 10%.

There's 10% of the population that would vote for.

No, I think all those people are in Congress.

So

I don't know if they're still out in their states voting.

Maybe they are, sure.

But, you know, I mean, Mitch McConnell probably votes every year.

So, yeah, I guess there is some appetite for that.

You know, I think there is, there are some Republicans that would say, you know, look, I don't know.

We've only been doing the same thing for 100 years.

I mean, and look at where it's gotten us.

Let's keep going.

I think there is, there are some

would like an alternative to Donald Trump.

Like, there's going to be somebody who runs on that wing, I think.

A lot of people think it's going to be Larry Hogan, the governor of Maryland.

Hogan.

That would be great.

I don't think it's.

You don't think it's that guy?

No.

And I don't think he's.

But again, what is the primary appetite for that?

20%, maybe?

15%, 20%?

And there's just not a lot of people out there that are going to go to the bottom.

I mean, there's a lot of people, I think, that would say, I'd be happy to vote for Ron DeSantis.

Right.

Oh, yeah.

That's totally different.

It's not Paul Ross.

Right.

I'm talking about the wing that is explicitly saying Donald Trump is bad.

That wing where like we need to change from that wing just does not really exist at this point.

Right.

There's just not a lot of people who are voting that are going to activate in that particular category.

There are some.

There are definitely some.

But like some who would say, the people who would say like, you know, what Lynn Cheney,

Lynn, Lynn or Lynn Lynn Cheney.

I get confused with Lynn and Lynn.

But she is saying, hey, like January 6th is the worst thing that's ever happened, and we need to make sure we're investigating it, and I'm going to be on the committee.

There is some appetite on the right for that, but it's very limited.

It's not electionly.

It was Liz.

Sorry.

I had to look it up.

It's bothering me.

It was Liz.

Because you said Liz or Lynn, and I thought, Liz, Lynn.

And then I thought, Glenn, you're wrong about every name ever.

I should look it up.

And it is Liz.

I mean, I will say, I'm not doing my job as a producer, doing this show with you all this time, believing you were right on that name was one of the biggest failures of my career.

Correct.

So I apologize for that.

But there's just not, I mean, this is not a real thing.

I don't even think, you know,

someone thinks this is a good idea, but it's not.

I don't even think it's Paul Ryan.

I think it's just like, you know, people want, they want to promote something here.

But like right now, you are in a situation where this is just Donald Trump's party.

It's just his.

It's like Trump Incorporated.

It's his company.

He runs it.

And people are like, well, he lost the Georgia thing.

All these guys,

I know,

they all begged for his endorsement.

Even people like Kemp, who actively called out Trump for being wrong on the election, they still didn't outwardly

run on a, hey, Donald Trump was wrong about the election platform.

They ran on other things.

And Kemp has a lot to celebrate.

I think he's done a pretty good job in Georgia.

But like,

you look at all of these things, like Pennsylvania is another one.

You know, Dr.

Oz got the endorsement from

Donald Trump.

But McCormick worked really hard to get the same endorsement and

did not say a crossword about.

There wasn't two sides to that when it comes to Trump.

It was like the guy Trump picked and the other guy who Trump also really likes.

Right.

Right.

Like, I mean, it's just like they're all.

And that was a different election

When it comes to

Georgia, completely different election.

In Pennsylvania, you're exactly right.

Okay.

But

he likes both.

The appetite for the candidate combination you're talking about, though, is there is no evidence

exists in the primary.

It does.

I think it does.

In the Democratic primary.

You know, Liz Cheney

and Paul Ryan is like, let's make Democrats just liberals again.

You know what I mean?

That's just like, yeah,

let's control the guns.

Let's spend like crazy.

So you're saying Democrats who see who

see the left as going too far.

But they would like that.

And I think that's why they know, they think that the Republicans that are like us, that are constitutionalists, they're crazy.

They're crazy.

I mean, we are so past, you know, that's not the future, that constitution thing.

That's not the future.

They don't see the future, you know, and that's just these radical, constitutionalist.

You want to talk a radical, Mike Lee, okay?

Radical.

That's what they think about people who believe in the founders and the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence and leaving big government, leaving us alone.

They think we're the fringe.

And so, what they're doing is, we could, you know, what we could get, we could probably get 40%

of the Republicans.

Maybe, maybe if we're really bad, 30% of the Republicans, but we'll get 50% of the Democrats.

We just slip right between them.

Right.

I'm telling you, because most Democrats, they didn't vote for this.

They did not vote for this.

And this is why I think the Cheney independent situation would have a chance.

I do think that that's...

Yeah,

maybe, maybe, but I don't think Republicans actually feel, I don't think they could get

30%.

They might get 10% of Republicans.

Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

But

there's not a the Republicans have had enough of the Mitch McConnells that say one thing.

Well, Paul Ryan.

Oh, we're going to, we are going to repeal Obamacare.

Okay, here's all the power you need to do it.

What?

Do what?

Repeal.

I don't even know how.

To be fair on that one, they did try to do it.

It wasn't Paul Ryan who bailed on that.

It was John McCain.

And even then, they probably weren't going to get it through, but they did try to do it.

They were unsuccessful in doing it.

Same people.

No, I agree.

I mean, look, this is, again, I like Paul Ryan's first two albums.

After that, he got weird.

He got experimental.

I don't know what he was doing.

The first two albums were fantastic.

No, the first two albums, you you know, he was still kind of like a rebel.

Yeah.

You know,

and then like the third album became Kenny G.

And you're like, whoa.

And no apologies to Kenny G.

None.

None.

He was that bad.

Even Kenny G is like, whoa.

Whoa.

Yeah, I don't think, though, you know, we've.

Every presidential election, we have the same sort of boring conversation about how someone could come through the middle in a third party and win.

And I just, I mean, certainly, I don't think this is it.

The Democrats have been seen yet.

Yeah, and the Democrats have no appetite for voting for Paul Ryan.

They don't know.

They don't like Paul Ryan.

No, but I mean,

if they had Kamala Harris,

Paul Ryan, Donald Trump, I could see half of them going for Paul Ryan.

I think they would be so scared of Trump that they wouldn't do it.

But they'd consider it.

And there'd be a percentage of Republicans.

And

they'd be so afraid of Donald Trump that they would put our nation in the hands of Kamala Harris.

I think you're probably right.

Wow.

But if this keeps going, there's a poll out today with Joe Biden at 34%.

I mean, 34%

is incomprehensibly terrible.

It's worse.

Okay, hang on.

Let's be fair.

That's overall.

Okay.

Like in Alabama, it's 25%.

Alaska, 31%.

Arizona, 32.

Arkansas, Arkansas, 25%.

California, I mean, you'd expect him.

80%.

42%.

In Colorado, you'd expect him to 36%.

Connecticut, 38%.

Delaware.

He's in Connecticut.

Delaware.

Delaware.

His home state.

His home state, and I think it's a state of about 10 people, and I bet eight of them are named Biden.

35%.

Florida,

34%.

Oh, 35% in Delaware.

35% approval in Delaware.

53% disapproval in Delaware.

I don't know.

What is the point where you're just, for the good of the party, you're resigning this?

Well, I'll get to that.

I'll show you what those numbers look like.

Florida, 34%.

Georgia, 31%.

Here's one.

Idaho, 23%.

Indiana.

That's actually high.

I know.

Indiana, 27.

Iowa, 30.

Kansas, 26.

Kentucky, 23.

Louisiana, 28.

Maine, 36.

Here's the high point.

Tied with California.

Maryland at 42.

Michigan, 36.

Minnesota, 39.

Mississippi, 28.

Missouri, 27.

Montana, 34.

26 in Nebraska, 33.

Nevada, New Hampshire, 37.

High point,

it's New Jersey, two points under California, 40.

New Mexico, 32.

New York, high point, tied with California, 42.

North Carolina, 34.

North Dakota, 20.

Ohio, 29.

Oklahoma, 22.

Oregon, one point under, 41.

34 in Pennsylvania.

Rhode Island, 41.

South Carolina, 28.

South Dakota, 29.

Tennessee, 23.

Texas, 29.

Utah, 25.

Virginia 34, Washington 42, West Virginia, 18.

And this is remarkable.

36 Wisconsin, and Wyoming comes in at 18%.

I don't know if people even understand how bad this is because I mean, even Trump, Trump had approval ratings, and he had bad polls throughout his presidency.

They were not always strong, but they were much more, like, he had bad numbers in some of these states.

But he never had times where deep red states rejected him in big numbers.

You've got to work at a 34% approval rate.

I mean, 42% in California is incomprehensibly bad.

He's only,

there are three states where he's doing over, well, over 45%.

Massachusetts, 45%,

Vermont, 46, and that all-important must-have state of Hawaii at 50% approval.

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He could go on the campaign trail with Nancy Pelosi or her husband, Paul.

Paul had just a good weekend.

Don't let Paul drive on the campaign trail.

I'm a

better driver when I've had a

few that I have to knock back because I drive slower.

Wow.

Oh, that's good.

Good logic.

So,

I mean, come on.

You're going to go home to that sober?

I don't think so.

Driving while intoxicated is bad, but in this particular instance.

Yeah, I mean, I think we should come to the surface.

Being intoxicated,

you can't criticize it.

I mean, you should take an Uber, obviously.

Yeah.

But going home drunk, completely understandable in this situation.

In this situation.

She was not actually home, I guess, at the time.

So that would be the one time you'd want to go back.

But she's coming back.

Good point, Paul.

So we get pulled over for DUI.

Yeah.

I assume full prosecution to the fullest extent of the law, or how's this working out?

You know, my wife is going to have a stern talking to me.

She is going to have a stern talking to me.

So your wife's going to have a stern talking to you?

She's going to yell at me a lot.

She'll be slurring her words too, to be to be fair.

Yeah, oh, yeah.

But she'll smell like ice cream burps.

That's a nasty one.

Woof, woof, woof.

Okay, so we got that going for us.

I think these guys, I think we've, no, as a nation, let's just step back and admire the people we've put in power.

Right?

Am I right?

I mean, we've done a pretty good job here.

I think we could say, everybody in the country, round of applause for you and me and you stu.

We have really done some nice work over the years.

Oh, yeah.

This has been pretty.

This has been a, this has been a, we're going in the right direction.

No.

What's the number?

Now you say that like you're being sarcastic.

What is the number of the right direction?

I think it was like 26 for Democrats say we're going in the right direction.

26 of the people who voted for this, they're like,

that's my guy.

Right now.

Are you going in the right direction?

No, Paul's driving, I think.

Right now, overall, we are at 22% satisfied with the way things are going.

22%.

Can I tell you something?

If you think his numbers are bad now and that number is bad, they are going to look back on these days as the good old days by the end of the summer.

As the good old days.

I'm looking for anything even close.

I mean, there's some

in the 90s, we hit these numbers for a very short period of time.

And that's really been it going back through history

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That's the only other time we've really hit these sorts of levels.

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And you tell me, because I can't tell anymore, what a real story is and what a B story from the Babylon B is.

Okay, so still I'll give you the headlines.

FDA official in charge of evaluating new drugs hospitalized for mental disorder.

Be or not the B.

Headline number two, San Francisco schools to drop the word chief.

from job titles to avoid offending Native Americans.

That seems so obvious that it has to be a real one.

That one has to be not the B.

Southwest passenger who asked for permission

and got it

to masturbate on a flight gets 48 days in prison.

That seems like too high a punishment for a reason.

I was just going to say.

48 days.

No way.

In this society?

Yeah.

Democrats propose replacing Memorial Day with a day honoring those who have been misgendered.

How can that possibly be a real story?

IRS squanders nearly $1 billion in erroneous pandemic credits, even though they have a $100 million

bonus to hire more people, say they are

too short-staffed to track down that billion dollars stolen from us.

Incredible.

B or not to be.

I honestly, I'm not sure if any of these are Babylon B stories.

You could make the argument to me that all of them are real, which I guess is why the Babylon B is good.

Or all of them are Babylon B.

Yeah, they should be.

I mean, they should be Babylon B stories.

Right.

They should be.

So let me give you.

Top federal official in charge of evaluating the safety of drugs,

think COVID, has been hospitalized against his will this month for an an unspecified mental disorder, prompting concern over his fitness, prompting concern over fitness for his roles, which includes making major decisions that impact public health.

That's a real story.

Just happened this weekend.

While there are many options on the matter, next story, our leaders and leadership team have agreed that given the number of Native Americans in our community we have exp that have expressed concerns over the use of the title chief,

we're no longer going to use it.

Real

story.

Southwest Airlines passenger,

34 years old, Antonio McGarrity,

was sentenced to one year of probation after pleading guilty last week to uh self-gratifying himself during a southwest flight from seattle making more sense okay to phoenix uh apparently he was sitting next to a woman on the flight when he exposed himself shortly after takeoff he then said

uh you know to the woman do you mind

And

according to another witness, she put her hands in the air and says, it doesn't matter, does it?

I think that's just surrender.

You know, that's just like, that's not permission.

You can't, if you've pulled it out already, you don't get to ask for permission at that point.

Well, he thought her answer was kind of, quote, kinky, end quote.

I think this is just her not wanting to get murdered.

Yeah.

Like, and just saying, you know, really, does, I mean, common sense, if you're asking that with your wiener in your hand, does it really matter?

Right.

Does it matter?

Like we say, learn, then vote.

The order is important.

Right.

The same thing here.

Right.

Yeah.

Okay.

You know, like you have to get the permission in advance.

That was getting the procedure.

That was a real story.

Of course it was.

The IRS,

despite getting a 6% budget increase and an addition of 10,000 new IRS agents, the IRS claims it just can't spare the resources to recover almost a billion dollars in

forgery and forged payments.

Just can't, where did I put that billion dollars?

Yet they'll be harassing tons of people in this audience for audits this year.

By the way, real story.

And then there's this.

Democrats have unveiled an official proposal to replace Memorial Day, which they are calling a problematic holiday, honoring honoring white supremacist soldiers who died for a racist country, with a more inclusive day,

misgenderial day.

Wait, what is that?

Misgender Oriel a day.

It looks.

Wait, who is proposing this?

Democrats.

No one.

This important day.

Really?

This important day will allow us to honor the true heroes, those brave, non-binary individuals

who have been called he instead of seeing.

You got me.

This is a Babylon B story.

This is a Babylon B.

This is it.

Finally, the true heroes are getting their day of recognition, said Nancy Pelosi.

Presidential Medal of Heroism will be awarded to one brave, misgendered person each year.

The first one is to be given to Justin Trudeau, who has often mistakenly been referred to as a he.

And that is the.

That that one is actually Babylon B, though.

Thank God.

At least one of them was.

Because the rest of them, the rest of them

absolutely could be.

What is going on?

I honestly, and if you would have, if you would have convinced me it was a Democrat, not Nancy Pelosi, who was super aware of.

If I said AOC.

If you had said AOC, or if you said, you know, Ilan Omar or,

you know, Ileana Presley.

Yeah.

Like, I might have believed it.

Yeah.

It's just, you know, the only thing is Pelosi just is too,

too public-facing to be the face of that particular movement.

Now, of course, she'll advocate for kids being aborted seconds before birth and that and have no qualms about that whatsoever.

But I don't think she'd go that far today.

Next year.

Today.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Today.

Today, no.

One other thing, just to bring you back to reality, let me give you a couple of good stories.

Florida's sheriff, the law and order sheriff, Carmine Marcino, which I love a sheriff.

Carmine, you know, I got some friends.

I'm just saying, we'll take care of business.

You know what I mean?

Carmine, Sheriff Carmine Marcino,

responded to the Texas school shooting saying,

you don't get to shoot our children.

You bring deadly force into this county, and we are going to kill you.

End quote.

I take that from you, Kaimine.

You know what I'm saying?

Hey, I love it.

I love it.

And then Tommy Massey,

Tommy, Thomas Massey had.

I think we should start calling him Tommy Massey.

I like that.

I know Tommy Massey.

He's so cute.

By the way, he is like a,

I mean, he is a little mini Tesla.

He's got so many patents to his name.

Do you know this?

Yeah, he went to MIT.

Yeah, he's like,

we did one right.

Somehow or another, a smart guy got in there.

Don't worry.

We'll drive him.

He'll be in a straitjacket in a week.

He said, what's the number of murderers who have been deterred by the Federal Gun-Free School Zone Act?

Number of people that have been...

I can guarantee this number.

Yeah.

Zero.

Zero.

Zero.

The Federal Gun-Free School Zone Act, he says, was a knee-jerk reaction in 1990 that has cost more lives than it has saved.

Repeal it now.

Let the bad guys know that unceremonious death awaits them if they target your kids.

I am all for that.

You know, I've seen these stories this weekend about, you know, dads who were soldiers who are now there.

You know, with the AR standing in front of the school.

I'm all for that.

I'm all for that even in my house with my kids.

Like, no, you're dad's serious.

You are going to clean your room.

I'm for that.

I'm for a show of force.

I think it's good.

I mean, look, it makes sense to harden these schools.

You know, you go through the evidence and you see that over the years, violence has generally gone down.

Even violence in schools have gone down.

We went over those numbers earlier this early last week.

But there is a thing that's going on with these sort of spectacle shootings.

This, you know, I want attention for myself, I want to be famous or infamous, and I want to do these things.

And, you know, it hasn't just been schools.

We should remember that most of these mass shootings do not occur in schools, they occur in other areas.

But like hardening schools seems to be a really basic step we could take to deter that particular crime.

That doesn't mean that it doesn't happen two hours later at baseball practice, sadly.

We don't know.

But you, hardening schools seems to be a pretty basic step you could take to, to to to to

to push back on this a little bit.

You know, the the left jumped to, well, security doesn't do anything when we got those initial reports that security officers were on site right when it happened.

And then we found out they weren't.

That that wasn't true.

And at the very least, we all know that every mass shooting ends.

Every one of them, all of them end.

with armed security.

It's just a matter of whether they're on site or not, whether they show up 20 minutes after it started or not, you can get them there at the beginning.

And that seems to be the best approach.

Shouldn't we all remember that it was Jimmy Carter that gave us the phrase first responders?

It was Jimmy freaking Carter.

Now,

maybe the peanut thing worked out well.

But other than that, I can't think of one thing that Jimmy Carter did that we should hold on to.

Not one.

Not one.

Habitat for Humanity?

That wasn't.

I thought that was he was involved in that.

Right?

Yeah, he went and built houses.

Okay, that was it.

I thought he had some sort of

foundational role.

Think so.

So maybe he made a foundation of a house.

Yeah, he helped.

Maybe he helped Pori foundation swing in a hammer.

You know, I don't want to tear those houses down.

Right.

So there.

You know, that's good.

We got that.

You know, but

yeah, other than that, no, he was the guy who said, hey, America, wear a sweater, which is what they're telling us now.

They're blaming the gas prices.

We'll play the audio for you.

Blaming the gas prices now on you

because Americans just won't stop driving.

No, we won't.

Yeah.

You're right.

We won't.

That's weird.

You know, we were the ones that kind of put the assembly line together so we could all have cars.

And I don't know if you've noticed this.

This isn't like, you know,

France where you can walk across the whole country in a day.

You know, it's not Germany.

It's not Switzerland.

And even Switzerland has mountains.

Well, so do we.

I don't know if you know this.

I mean, the people who are really hurting are the people who live in the rural parts of our country, which is the majority of our country, by the way, that have to drive.

They're farmers or whatever.

They drive a truck.

They drive 30 miles in to go to the work at the factory or wherever they work.

That's not unusual in America to drive 30 miles.

How are you afford it at some point?

You can't afford to drive in.

And that's what they would say at the White House is the point.

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So did you see the climate activist that threw cake on the Mona Lisa this weekend?

Yeah, was he dressed as an old person or something?

Yeah, dressed as an old lady

in a wheelchair.

Could be transgendered.

He, I don't want to misgender him.

That's right.

Do not want to violate his new holiday.

I think throwing cake at the Mona Lisa really drives your point home that you're not crazy.

You know?

No.

First of all, you're wasting cake, which makes you insane.

What is it about the climate, though?

It's about the climate?

Yeah, it was the climate.

What does cake at a painting have to do with the climate?

Well,

he threw it and he said, think of the planet.

Think about it.

To the painting?

Well, he said it to somebody.

I don't know.

Think about the planet.

Think about the people destroying the planet.

Think about that.

That's why I did this.

As he was being dragged away.

It's a great point.

It is.

It is.

Think about the planet.

And I thought about it.

And then I thought more about the cake.

And I was like,

screw the planet.

I'm having cake.

And so so I had cake.

Now, by the way, I don't know why this was a huge story other than the guy was nuts.

Because it's behind bulletproof glass.

They have a little box on it because somebody in like the 1950s actually shot at it

and shot her elbow.

And they had to repair the painting.

So they put...

bulletproof glass up in the 70s, I think, and then an old lady threw a teacup at her.

So I don't know why the abuse of the the Mona Lisa, but

she's not hot.

We get it.

But think of that.

Relax.

I'm so mad.

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So, remember, Stu, when I talked to you about four weeks ago about P Ads?

And neither of us had ever heard of it.

And was it P Ads?

And what was it was

presidential emergency action directives.

Okay.

And we had not even heard of it at the time.

Yeah.

The New York Times reports today.

Until now, public knowledge of what the government put into classified presidential directives which invoke emergency and wartime powers granted by Congress and otherwise claimed by presidents have been limited to declassified descriptions of those developed in the early Cold War.

In that era, they included steps like imposing martial law, rounding up people deemed dangerous, and censoring news from abroad.

What could possibly go wrong?

Now, this was

first started by Eisenhower in the atomic age when we were afraid of nuclear weapons.

If we would go to a nuclear war, there wouldn't be enough time for them to sit around, you know, the cabinet and go, okay, so what do we do?

They pushed a button and everything had to go.

So they would make these directives beforehand, and they would say, this is for an emergency in case of a nuclear war.

And the President would sign it, and then it would be held.

So you couldn't, Congress doesn't have a right to look at these things because they're not actually enforced.

It's kind of like our advice until the emergency happens, and then it becomes the law of the land.

How does it become the law of the land?

What process gives the president the right to?

Emergency orders.

if there's an emergency the president has all kinds of powers

now I can't think of an emergency that might be on the horizon you know sure there's the economic emergency that could happen

you know there's the the energy shortage that might happen there's the lawlessness emergency on the streets that could happen

But other than that, can you think of anything?

No, no.

There's the monkeypox emergency.

I left that one.

Left that one out.

There's the cheating at an election one that, you know, would be really...

There's the war emergency action that could be declared.

But other than that, again, nothing to see here.

So it's not been clear what the modern directives have been.

Known.

presidential emergency action documents, those are called PADs.

They've never been made public or shown to Congress.

But the New York Times has been looking into George W.

Bush.

Now, why would you stop there?

I think we all know why.

Am I right?

Several of the files provided to the New York Times by the Brennan Center for Justice shows that the Bush era effort partly focused on a law that permits the president to take over or shut down communications networks in wartime.

Remember that one?

And people like your local radio hosts and your hosts on talk radio said, hey, for the first time in my career,

the emergency broadcast system is being taken out of our hands?

What the emergency broadcast system used to be is the White House would alert the radio stations.

And

I think it was WMAL in Washington would get the first alert.

And then WMAL would hear the tones and they would say, this is a test or this is an emergency.

If it was an emergency, they'd pass it on to another station and that station would pass it on.

Now, it would take like an hour to get all the way across the country to the West.

So the West had already been wiped out okay

but it's seattle who cares uh anyway so

so that was their opinion at the time it was their

i remember i because i worked in seattle and i remember doing those tests going if it's real We're all dead anyway.

So,

hey, everybody in Seattle, you've got about 90 seconds to prepare.

But

so that's the way the test used to work.

Then back in the George Bush era, they changed it.

He now can push a button in the Oval Office or wherever, and it immediately overrides all signals.

So he's on television and every radio station.

There is no other information that is coming out except from the information from the White House.

Didn't this happen in Austin Powers?

Wasn't that his plan where he could just press a button and it would overtake all broadcast?

Probably.

Okay.

Probably.

I just want to make sure.

I didn't see it, but yeah.

We're probably taking directives from Austin Powers.

And that's probably the thing that we're

going to have to make the most sense all day to you.

So

apparently

lawmakers cannot interfere with these.

Another file from the summer of 2008 mentioned that the Justice Department lawyers were revising an unidentified draft order in light of recent Supreme Court opinions.

The memo doesn't specify the ruling, but the court had just issued the landmark decision on topics that relate to government actions in an emergency, one about gun rights in the United States, and another about the rights of Guantanamo detainees in court hearings.

Well, that could be

any one of those or all of those.

Now, here's the thing:

we got these

through

FOIA, but we didn't FOIA the government.

We FOIA

the George W.

Bush library.

Now, no one knows why they didn't FOIA the Obama administration's records

other than he doesn't have a library and nobody's building one yet because

graft.

I mean,

they're looking for the right place.

so we don't know

what happened

with the the P ads they are still enforceable if the president would say hey you know nuclear launch what do you have and it's the Eisenhower one he could still have that we don't know what's in effect and what's not in effect

many of them are classified in fact all of them are classified except for this group that has just been released Apparently, they had, I'm looking for it here,

I think

9,000 pages were

not released because they're still classified.

And I think they released 2,000 pages.

So there's another nine.

But I'm sure.

I'm sure there's almost nothing on those other nine that remains.

Probably everything's fine.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's the best way to always assume.

We've learned that lately.

Just assume everything's going to be fine.

Isn't that frightening?

Yeah.

It's truly frightening.

By the way, there's a couple of things here.

Only half of evangelical pastors hold a biblical worldview.

Now, this might be a little shocking for people who go to church.

A study released Tuesday builds on another report from American Worldview Inventory 2022, which shows that 37% of Christian pastors bring a biblical worldview with them to the pulpits.

Now, a biblical worldview is,

does every person have a purpose and a calling?

Do you have a purpose for being here?

And can God call you to something?

I'm asking you, Stu.

Why are you asking me without the echo on your voice?

because i don't want you to feel damned immediately oh okay so do you believe the purpose and calling sure family and value of life those come from god

yes do you believe in god

this is a tough one i know the previous two but yes do you believe in creation and this is weird creation and history I don't believe in history.

I just believe in me.

I believe in creation.

Do you?

Yeah.

I mean, I intelligent design.

I don't know how he creates.

Yeah, I don't find that question to be as riveting as some do.

I don't really care how he did it, obviously.

But it's like, it's on him.

Oh, I got, we got you there.

So you're saying dinosaurs aren't real?

Yeah.

Wait,

I don't know all the details to it.

It wasn't there.

I will say, I also don't know how an iPhone works exactly, but I'm glad the texts go through.

But I don't believe in Steve Jobs.

No, he never existed.

That just all of a sudden appeared on a beach somewhere.

Let's see.

You believe in sin,

salvation and relationship with God?

Do you believe in behavior and relationships, the Bible, and its truth and morals?

Yeah.

Okay, I think those are all pretty easy.

Only 37%

of pastors

believe in that.

I mean, you might want to put that on the front sign.

You know what I mean?

Like, hey, come in, try our donuts.

And we don't really believe what you think we believe.

Well, this happened to you, right?

When you were doing your church tour.

Oh, yeah.

Back in the day.

Oh, back in the day.

We went to every, every church, every religion, because my wife wouldn't marry me without a common religion.

And I'm like,

I love God and everything, but religion.

This is a long time ago.

This was not you at the time, though.

You were were not.

This church tour happened in what?

I don't remember what year.

99.

Wow.

It was a long time ago.

A long time ago.

You're finding your way.

And the only thing that you're doing is finding ways your wife wouldn't marry you if you didn't.

Right.

I mean, you're forced into it.

Right.

I was forced into it.

And she wouldn't.

She didn't believe in premarital sex either.

And I'm like, okay, chickaboo, what's it going to take?

And she's like, God.

And I'm like.

Here I am.

I'm practically a God.

Look at me.

No.

And

a Greek god.

She vomited.

And then I went to church.

And so we tried everything.

I mean, we, you know, I really liked

the Jewish

synagogue that we went to, you know,

except you couldn't eat a lot of good things that I liked.

And I don't speak a word of Hebrew.

But it was in and out on Saturday.

And it was pretty good.

I've since then learned there's more

than that.

But

I went to this church and it was a, what do they call those churches?

Congregational, right?

The white churches on the greens.

Is it?

I don't remember.

I don't remember.

I think it's congregational churches.

And they're non-denominational.

And so I'm sitting there in the pew, and Tanya and I were listening.

We're like, it's okay.

You know, it's church.

And during the sermon, the pastor said, now, you all know

that I don't believe in God,

but

if there is a God,

we should serve him.

And I'm like, hey, that doesn't make any sense at all.

Okay.

Wow.

And that should be on the front door someplace.

That should be, before you go and sit down, you should just know our pastor doesn't believe in God.

But if there is a God,

maybe we should serve him.

You know, good safety tip there.

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So only 37% of Christian pastors believe and have a biblical worldview.

I mean, if you're not talking about sin and,

you know, how to be a better Christ-like person,

how do you, 37, what are they teaching?

And those are the questions, the specific questions asked because i mean you could certainly there are differences among denominations and various questions but these are pretty basic these are eight categories eight categories purpose and calling family and value of life god creation and history faith practices sin salvation and relationship with god human character and nature lifestyle behavior and relationships oh and the bible truth and morals yeah i mean i know that there are obviously disagreements on some of the intricate matters of faith between Denominations and pastors and blah, blah, blah.

But 37%?

Right.

The only thing I would ask is who's defining biblical worldview there?

And I assume...

The Bible.

The Bible.

Yes.

I would assume if you're talking broad categories like that, that's a stunning number.

Stunning.

Stunning.

I don't know.

To the point of how is it possible?

So 57% of pastors leading non-denominational and independent churches held a biblical worldview, a nationwide in February, conducted in February.

Non-denominational and independent churches were more likely to subscribe to a biblical worldview than evangelical churches.

Perhaps most surprisingly,

48% of pastors of Baptist churches, widely viewed as the most enthusiastic about embracing the Bible, held a biblical worldview, 48%.

Pastors of Southern Baptist churches, by contrast, were far more likely, 78%,

to have biblical beliefs.

The traditional black Protestant churches and Catholic priests

I'm sorry, just

wow, I just had to read this again.

Traditional black Protestant churches and Catholic priests were found least likely to hold a biblical view.

With the incidence of biblical worldview measured in the single digits, black churches, 9% of pastors, and Catholic priests, 6%.

I feel like you asked atheists if they had a biblical worldview, you'd come up with higher than 9%.

I think I could give that to Pen Gillette.

Yeah.

And he'd be like, you know.

At 14%.

I'm at 14%.

Yeah.

I mean, that's crazy.

In churches with an average of 100 or fewer attending weekly services, 41% of the pastors had,

you know, had a biblical worldview.

Larger fellowships with 100 to 250 adults fared better with 45%.

However, 14% of pastors leading mid-sized churches of between 250 and 600 people,

14%.

And 15% of pastors with congregations of more than 600 adults.

That's crazy.

Yeah, it's hard to understand how that's possible.

So why would you be involved in this business, right?

Like, I mean, I hate to call it a business, but it's like, it's your life's work.

It's your career.

Yeah.

Right?

So it's like,

it is my uncle who was the head of safety at Boeing for years.

Okay.

And

he'd never fly.

He'd never get on an airplane.

And he'd be like,

Uncle Dave, I don't, what is that?

And he's like, no, if you fly, you have to fly a Boeing.

But there's no reason, logically, that that thing should be able to take off and fly.

I don't know if you're the best for safety.

I think my Uncle Dave should have been a priest, maybe.

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Before we get off religion, I just thought I would point out that Pope Francis

on Sunday announced the promotion of the San Diego bishop Robert McElroyd to Cardinal.

And that's, you know, that's, I'm sure this was just a clerical error.

But he passed over the higher-ranked San Francisco Archbishop.

And I think this is how you pronounce it, Salvatore

Cordellone

or Cordellone.

Isn't that what, you know, I got a horse in my.

It's close.

Yeah.

Anyway,

he's the guy who said, Nancy Pelosi, you know, you can't take communion anywhere.

And she,

I love this.

He doesn't know what the church.

He's, are you,

he's, are you, he's the archbishop.

What are you, you're a politician.

Yeah.

Catholics are against, well, I thought Catholics were against abortion.

And I know a lot of Catholics.

In fact, we owe, as

a body of Christ, if you will, we owe a great deal of thank yous to the Catholics who are the ones that show up all the time at abortion clinics, all the time.

You know, and once in a while we'll pop in and go, hey, yeah, it looks like you got things under control.

I'm going to go back to my Saturday.

But he decided to

skip over that Pope.

And then

the San Diego bishop that he did appoint, he's a Jesuit, so that's always good.

And he said, the Eucharist is being weaponized and deployed as a tool in political warfare.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's what's happening.

All these priests that are refusing to give you Eucharist because you want to kill babies.

That's not the height of politics, right?

And isn't the structure of the Catholic faith, you know, I don't know it all that well.

You were Catholic, right?

Wouldn't you grow up Catholic?

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, there's sort of a top-down structure there, right?

I mean, it's pretty, it's the way it's supposed to work.

Like, the Pope kind of like says, hey, this is

kind of the thing.

He's kind of, he kind of makes the, he says, hey, this is important.

And, you know, what I'm

sure the Pope right now for some conservative Catholics, but the abortion thing, they have not wavered on at all, right?

Like, this is still like, don't do it.

I mean, Catholics generally haven't, you know, and as you said, I used to be a Catholic.

And I, there probably was a time when the Pope was Catholic as well, but I'm not sure he's entirely Catholic himself.

But again, I had not moved on abortion that I know of.

Have they?

There was a story that I feel like they were talking about.

Yeah, no, he's whispering.

And there's a difference.

I mean, he said, you know, we have to forgive people who have had abortions.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, of course, you don't need the end of that.

Yeah.

Now, maybe after the five, you know, fifth or sixth abortion, you know, and they belly up to the bar and like, oh, I have another

pack of abortions for the house.

Then maybe, maybe, you know, you're like,

your forgiveness is in question.

But

if you're like at eight or so and all you need to get is 10 for the for the free one, I mean, is that okay?

If you give the last free one away, okay, you know, pass it on to another.

Anyway, a majority of Democrats now believe

that your kids should be able to pick their pronouns.

You know, I don't know if they know that picking their pronouns also goes with their

units.

You know what I mean?

And

I guess you can pick your pronouns,

but we're not married to it.

You know what I mean?

We're not married to it.

It's like, you know, kids, they come home.

Cheyenne has come home.

She's had purple hair.

And I've been like, great.

You're not married to this, right?

So, you know, there's some things that they have a right to pick.

pick um

this one is interesting a new directive from the gender pathways service at the children's hospital in london ontario so i immediately dismiss it because it's canadians

bacon they're great they're great at making bacon but not as good as americans right canadian bacon is not superior to american bacon they give you that right so i mean like they make bacon but it's better than other english-speaking countries like i you know for instance, England.

I don't trust anything in their food.

Yeah.

You know, and Canadian is the only one that really also got namesake to bacon.

There's just bacon and there's Canadian bacon.

We're like, all right, that's a 1B or a 2A.

We'll give that to you.

We'll give that to you.

But you go over to England, which, you know, remember, gave birth to Canada and they still admit it.

Okay.

And, you know, they're like, have you tried our blood pudding?

And you're like, no, I haven't.

And I've lived in the South in America.

And we don't eat blood for pudding.

I'm just saying,

you got issues.

Anyway,

so a new directive from the Gender Pathway Service at the Children's Hospital in London, Ontario instructs doctors that due to high demand, puberty blockers may be prescribed to children prior to seeing a doctor.

Hmm.

That's how we do science now due to public demand?

Due to public demand.

And you would think

that science has been settled for a very long time that true

gender dysphoria

and transgender people is about 0.7% of the population.

And when you see it just shoot up to 30%,

you might want to start asking questions as a scientist.

Is it maybe because

is this the new purple hair

for this generation?

Bill Maher pointed that out

just last week.

But I'm glad to see that the children's hospital in Ontario says, nah, you don't need to see a doctor for that.

Look, that person over there, they can validate your parking and give you a prescription for gender blockers.

Look, look, it's one thing when it permeates the culture, and there's a problem there.

We've talked about that extensively.

But when it's permeating medicine, when you're talking about hospitals making decisions based on this craziness, that is going to put people's lives at risk.

And in fact, it has, we know for a fact it's killed people.

I mean,

we've talked about the story of the pregnant woman who came in,

said they were a man.

Their paperwork said they were a man.

So when they had extreme stomach discomfort, no one thought to check to see if they were pregnant.

Right.

Because, you know, it's a man.

Bad gas pain.

Whoa, there's a head with that gas.

Right.

And so, and, you know, I mean, in this particular case, the baby died because they didn't react fast enough.

You know, again, this might not.

If you happen to be on the left or Nancy Pelosi, it might not hurt your feelings all that much to hear that story.

But in reality, I think it's pretty devastating and tragic.

Well,

I mean, maybe that kid would be unwanted and would grow grow up and be a school shooter and be the recipient of an evil gun that he wouldn't shoot, but be in his hands with that evil gun.

So

that can happen.

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You didn't ask our opinion.

I didn't want to hear it at the beginning.

You just sort of sprung that one on us.

Sorry.

You're right, Stu.

I apologize for that.

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I can't leave without playing a couple of things.

First of all, let's play cut two here: Joe Biden on there's no rationale for

22-caliber bullets will lodge in the lung, and we can probably get it out, maybe able to get it, and save the life.

A nine-millimeter bullet blows the lung out of the body.

So, the idea of these high-caliber weapons is just

there's simply no rational basis for it in terms of that.

Okay.

Okay, stop.

What is he talking about?

I don't know.

First of all,

.22 caliber can go into your lungs, and maybe we can go get it.

Okay,

first of all, have you ever watched a movie where they go, thank God it went clean through?

Yeah, oh, yeah.

Right?

Went clean through, which means you don't have to open up a lung to go find it.

All right.

It's not good to have a bullet lodge inside of you.

Just want to let you know.

Even your lung.

Even your lungs.

It's got a lot of space down there.

Yeah.

But you'll always smell like, I smell brass or something.

What is that?

Yeah, you don't want that.

Yeah, you don't want that.

Anyway,

so then he says a high-capacity nine millimeter.

Nine millimeter, 380, it's the second smallest bullet you can fire.

A 22 literally is a rabbit or squirrel gun.

A nine

is something that everyone who's ever talked to me about guns, who knows about guns, you buying this for self-defense?

Yeah,

you want a 45.

This doesn't have the stopping power.

So, A, it will exit your body, but that's a good thing.

Two,

it's not a high...

high capacity or a high, what did he call it?

High

explosive

caliber.

Yeah, these large caliber guns.

It's not.

It's small.

It's small.

And it's a great gun.

It's the most popular handgun in America is a 9mm.

The guy has no idea what he's talking about, but if you made it all the way to

a 9mm

will blow your lung out of your body,

what?

I want to see that.

I want to be better than this.

I want to see that.

I mean, look, he could just be making it up, and that's, I think, the most obvious

explanation for anything Joe Biden says.

But did he actually have a conversation with someone?

They're like, yeah, I mean, 9 million, I'd blow your lung out.

I'll just throw it across the room.

Is Atlanta?

Atlanta's a mile away.

Crazy.

Okay,

Biden to the naval grads.

Here's cut three.

By the way, once you're commissioned, remember, I'm your commander-in-chief.

So don't ask me too tough a question, okay?

Okay, that's just weird.

I think people were just laughing at the idea of him being commander-in-chief.

Yeah, they're like,

imagine if he was.

Yeah, he's not serious.

Wait, what?

Dear God, he's what?

It is terrifying.

I think it is terrifying.

And I think that's why we're talking about.

I think we banned Chief.

I thought we banned Chief.

We banned Chief.

That's offensive to Native Americans.

Yeah, in San Francisco, we banned.

He's just the commander.

In charge.

Okay.

One more.

Since we've been talking about guns, here's Chicago.

And these are not a problem.

We shouldn't even talk about this.

This is, I want you to watch your screens.

If you're watching the Blaze, I'll describe it.

It's in Chicago.

See a man running to his car in the streets, broad daylight.

Oh, there they are shooting at each other.

Okay.

I mean,

and then they drive away.

But no big deal.

No big deal.

It's a normal day in Chicago.

It's a normal,

absolutely a normal day in Chicago.

But the good news is, and I want to leave you with this: Biden's your commander-in-chief.

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