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As always, just a great show lined up for you.

Nancy Pelosi does a nice job dodging an interesting abortion question.

We also have China to talk about because they are pointing the finger right back at us as they do every single time.

Every time somebody says, hey, you know what?

Maybe it was leaked from a lab.

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Sure it did.

Obviously.

I mean, obviously it did.

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I mean, who do you think you are?

Why do you not like to burden things down?

Stop looking at me.

Okay, you.

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Good.

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Doesn't quite sound like that.

Doesn't it?

No, because that's what goes through my head when I hear it.

It's weird.

I don't know who that is, but

guy's great.

Is he?

Yes.

Oh, man.

Okay.

All right.

I'll take your word for it because he doesn't sound it.

But again, I'll take your word for it for sure.

It's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn today on the Glenn Peck program for one more day as we go into Father's Day weekend.

Hard to believe we're already there.

Already into late June now.

Father's Day brings up bad memories for me, though.

Why?

That's when my house was struck by a tornado.

Oh, that's right.

Two years ago now.

I know.

It was right on Father's Day when that

F-0 tornado

hit hit your house.

EF0?

I don't think it was ever measured.

I measured it as a six or a seven.

Yeah, yeah.

And that you were barely able to escape with your life.

But it did tear off a portion of your roof.

A huge portion of the roof.

It was gone for a long time.

It turned off the house's foundation, everything.

How long were you roofless in that area?

A long time.

I mean, it was a month.

Yeah, we had a fight with the owner, the landlord, and we had other issues.

So we were without a roof for far too long.

It was a long time.

Far too long.

In fact,

if Texas would have asked us specifically to have our thermostat at 78, we were already complying.

No problem.

That's nice.

That's nice.

Yeah, the upstairs was

already above 78.

At a very pleasant 78, 80, 83, 85.

Yeah.

Yeah, good.

Plus, the rain that came in was great.

So you saved on water bills.

You didn't have to use a lot of water.

You just stand under the

exposed roof and take a shower right there.

That's really handy.

That's really handy.

Great.

So it was a good time.

Yes, it was.

Oh, man.

Sadly, though, you no longer live in that position.

No, we do not.

No, we don't.

I actually have a roof now.

That's weird.

And

as strange a feeling as it is, sometimes it's preferable.

Really?

Yeah.

Okay, well, good.

Yeah.

Certainly, you keep your thermostats still above 78, I hope, because we're in

strenuous energy times right now.

I appreciate you even thinking that I wouldn't.

Yeah, right.

Of course.

Okay.

80, 78, 80, somewhere in there.

78 and a half.

A real pleasant 80 degrees.

Well, that's 10 degrees colder than 15 degrees colder than it is outside.

What's your problem?

What's your problem?

I mean,

now they're asking the California's doing the same thing.

They want people to cut back.

They're worried about the power.

I mean, we're with the heat wave going on around the country, we're in a real problem with some of these states.

People are going to start having their power cut off and it's not going to be fun.

Yeah, and we're in a problem because they've made stupid decisions

every step of the way over the last decades,

several decades, in fact.

And they haven't done the right things.

And in Texas, even we're trying to make this transition to wind and solar.

And it's ridiculous ridiculous because we had Texas has its own grid.

Yes.

And so

they hate.

Absolutely.

They hate that because they can't control us as well with our own grid.

And we had plenty of energy to supply our grid with.

And now that they're trying to do this sustainable energy stuff with the wind and the solar, and they're trying to jam that into the equation, so it screwed everything up.

This is what you're going to get, though.

Go green.

Go green.

Yep.

This is what you're going to get.

It's going to be wonderful.

Yep.

It's going to be wonderful just to cut that power off.

And you people who think you're so woke and green with your Teslas that won't be able to be plugged in.

Yeah, aren't they telling Californians not to plug in their Teslas?

They don't want to plug in anything.

Okay.

All right.

No problem.

How green are you now hopping on that bicycle?

How are you going to get back and forth to work if you don't plug in your Tesla?

Foot in front of the other, my friend.

And that's something that's never mentioned, by the way, that this electric vehicle, this

non-fossil fuel vehicle, is getting fossil fuel from somewhere

to be charged every day.

Yes.

So.

And California is based on a falsehood anyway, because they talk about their all-green energy.

Yeah, well, the state is, but they buy energy from other states that aren't because they need it.

They don't create enough energy to serve themselves.

So the whole thing is based on a lie.

I know that may come as a surprise.

And it's really a shame that when we had the chance to start building a whole bunch of nuclear power plants and to really utilize clean energy with nuclear, we didn't do it.

Nope.

And we should have.

Because Three Mile Island and the movie The China Syndrome scared the crap out of Americans, and so we just stopped.

And environmentalists were yelling and screaming about nuclear meltdowns all the time.

Which, how many nuclear meltdowns have there been in the United States?

I mean,

zero.

Yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

Wait, carry the one.

Zero.

Yeah, still zero.

Are you sure?

None.

There's been no nuclear meltdowns in the United States.

What about that one?

Yeah, there isn't one.

There wasn't that.

There isn't one.

It's down now.

People died.

No.

That never happened here.

Now, it happened.

Chernobyl, was that an actual nuclear meltdown?

I think it was a partial.

I think it was a partial.

And 56 people did die, and that was terrible.

Yeah.

And they did evacuate the area, and they still haven't repeopled it, but the wildlife lives there now.

Yes, they do.

Have you seen those documentaries?

I love the Chernobyl documentaries where they show the wildlife thriving in the area.

More than existed anywhere before.

They're all as large as dinosaurs because of the meltdown.

They seem to be doing really well.

And nobody can quite explain it.

Well, I thought that area had to be abandoned by all of us.

For 10,000 years.

For at least 10,000 years, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Not necessarily the case.

Doesn't seem to be the case.

Does not.

You know, the Earth has a self-healing property that is pretty amazing.

And I go back to the BP oil spill where it started washing out to sea.

And then they were really concerned because there was that huge oil slick out in the middle of the sea.

And

it kept growing.

And they were going to come back and check it out and see how big it was the next time.

And it was gone.

You know where it went?

It went.

It was gone.

Right now it's stuck in the Pacific garbage patch.

That's where it did.

It floated right to the garbage patch.

It floated all the way around the planet.

All the way around.

And it ended up in the Pacific garbage patch.

You You can see it from space.

You can.

Although you can't.

No.

Because there's no picture of the Pacific garbage patch because it doesn't exist.

Even though it's twice, two and a half times now, probably four times the size of Texas.

That's what we keep being told.

Stop it.

Yeah.

It's ridiculous.

All right.

Speaking of which, Nancy Pelosi.

was answering some questions from reporters yesterday, and she ran into one on abortion.

This is because she's so very Catholic.

She's so, so, so, so Catholic.

And

then Nancy Pelosi.

It might even be Nancy Pelosi, then the Pope.

That's how Catholic she is.

And Joe Biden's right there with her.

And

so

there was a question from one of the reporters to the super Catholic about how she feels about

fetuses.

Thank you, Madam Speaker.

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The Supreme Court this fall will review a a Mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Is an unborn baby at 15 weeks a human being?

Oh.

Let me just say that I am a big supporter of Roe B.

Wade.

I am a mother of five children in six years.

I think I have some standing on this issue as to respecting a woman's right to choose.

Is it a human being?

Is it a human?

Yes, Madam Speaker.

We're done.

Yeah, I'm not answering your question.

In fact, I just answered your question, and we're done.

So the the baby growing in your womb at 15 weeks, is that baby human?

Now, the reason they want her to answer that is because she's so pro-abortion and she wants no limits on abortion.

She doesn't want any limits and Joe Biden doesn't want any limits.

These are the most pro-abortion people in the history of our nation.

And it's gotten to the point where they don't just support Roe v.

Wade.

I mean, if they went back to Roe v.

Wade,

that would be a pro-life position.

Yeah, that would be a more pro-life position because you can have an abortion up to 21 weeks.

The first trimester, you can have an abortion in Roe v.

Wade.

After that, there's all kinds of restrictions, but not to them anymore.

No, we don't want the restrictions because, well, the restrictions would mean that women are losing their choice to choose, right?

Yeah.

They couldn't choose.

Yeah.

They have the women have to have the right to choose.

So, and that right has to happen up until the baby is actually born.

I'm sorry, the thing.

Yeah.

That's why it's such a good question.

Is the baby human?

Is the fetus human?

Are you talking about a human being inside the womb?

And of course, the answer is yes.

Of course.

From the very beginning.

From the very beginning.

And

they will not admit that.

Because if you admit that, well, okay, well, then you certainly can't kill the human being inside of it.

Right.

Right?

So that's why they'll never admit that.

And that's why

people will continue to ask them who are pro-life.

You just, it's hard to find the pro-life reporter to ask the question.

Now, it's gotten to such a weird point with the left on this issue that not only do they not want to talk about whether the baby is human or whether there's ever a point at which you can't abort,

but they also want to proclaim that it's actually a celebration and something desirable to abort a fetus.

Like from this woman who has this really bizarre take on

pregnancy.

Hi, my name is Tiffany, and I am a former fetus.

On behalf of all fetuses, I would just like to say,

please abort us.

We don't want to be here.

Okay, so

she's a former fetus.

And her message is that you should abort all fetuses.

Wow.

It's nice that she feels that she can speak

for all the former fetuses.

Isn't it?

Yeah.

I don't know how she represents all fetuses.

Just because you're a former fetus doesn't mean you can represent them all.

Thank you.

Does it?

I mean,

who elected you head fetus?

I don't think anybody did.

Right.

So there's that weird thing, which is going on.

You've got videos like that and videos from women who celebrate their abortions, encourage people to get abortions, encourage people to get pregnant so they can have an abortion.

All of that is going on right now.

It is,

it's inconceivable to me.

Absolutely inconceivable.

You keep using the horn.

I don't think it means what you think it means.

Then we've got the other side of this equation about the people who can get pregnant.

Just apparently there's a anybody can, yeah, right.

It's exactly right.

I'm glad you are woke enough to realize that, Jeffy.

Yeah.

It's pretty much anybody.

Here's somebody informing us on that.

We're inclusive here on my page.

Women are not the only people who give birth.

Trans men and non-binary persons also get pregnant and give birth.

Non-it's important to include these people when we're talking about labor and delivery because we do it too.

Women are not the only people giving birth.

And no,

my ability to get pregnant and give birth is not affected by the ability of other persons to do so or saying that they do.

Nobody is taking away anything from anybody.

Lots of different types of people give birth.

Lots of different types of people get pregnant.

All kinds of pregnancy.

There's also intersex people who get pregnant.

Intersex.

And all sorts of other people.

Asexual.

So we can't just say that women are the ones who give birth because

I'm trying to think of the other types of people there are.

Okay, there's women.

Oh, you just want to be inclusive.

There's men.

But all kinds of different people can give birth.

That's nothing special.

How weird is this?

This is just, we're in the weirdest, most bizarre place.

Well, I mean, it's the internet, too, right?

I mean, everything, it's a free-for-all.

So we get to see everyone.

Everyone thinks that they've, you know, they're able to find their place.

And you can.

You can find someone else who thinks the same way as you do on your page.

We just did, which is so wonderful.

So wonderful.

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It's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn today on this Father's Day weekend extravaganza that is coming up.

It's amazing to me how fast the year has gone by.

It just seems like the first of the year came around, and now it's already Father's Day.

I know.

End of June.

I'm really struggling with

trying to figure out what I want to get my dad for a gift

for Father's Day.

I don't know.

I've been looking around for something to give my dad for Father's Day.

Isn't your dad gone?

Didn't we lose him?

No, my God.

I was thinking about sending him some cookies.

Were you?

Oh, that's right.

We lost him, so I'll just have to send him myself.

Yeah.

Are you trying to

plug my cookies?

Yeah, thank you.

That's nice.

That's nice.

Yeah, for your dad.

Wow.

For anybody's dad.

Now, they won't get there by Sunday, probably.

Okay.

All right.

I don't want to tell them to go to kexycookie.com or kexie.com or whatever the heck is it?

Kexie.com or whatever.

Yeah.

For the best cookie on the face of the planet.

We are pretty darn.

And 10% off right now for Father's Day.

Even though they won't probably get there.

Well, I mean, they might.

It's just not guaranteed by Sunday.

All right.

At this point.

Triple 8, 933.93.

I didn't know where you were going with that at first because I thought, isn't your dad dead?

Thank you.

Yes, he is.

You're going to buy your dad something when he's dead?

Too soon?

Is it too soon?

Yes, it is.

How long has it been?

I don't know, like 30, 40 years, something like that.

It's always too soon at your dad.

Yeah, thank you.

You know, my dad died in 1997.

That's still too soon.

So thanks for bringing it up, Jeffy.

Thanks a lot.

All right.

China pointing the finger right back at us because, you know, there's been some honesty lately about where this virus came from.

Heaven forbid you say it came from China.

And even worse, how dare you say it might have been leaked out of a lab?

And nobody is necessarily saying.

Now, I think people have raised it as a possibility because it is one, that it was leaked on purpose, but it didn't have to be.

I mean, it could have.

It could have leaked accidentally.

We've had leaks from labs before, and it wasn't outrageous conspiracy theory.

So why is it so ridiculous to say that the virus was leaked from that lab in Wuhan?

Well, the one scientist who signed the letter supporting the lab leak theory

actually said why they didn't speak out sooner.

Why?

Because they didn't want to ally with Trump.

God, geez, that is something else.

That is embarrassing.

That is something else.

We hate Trump so much.

That we're going to lie.

And they still hate him, but they hated him so much at the time.

That they're going to lie about where the virus came from.

It came from monkeys or snakes or what bats or pangolins i'd never even heard of a pangolin until it came from one

are they yeah are they pangolins i'm gonna get me a pangolin i think pretty soon and maybe eat it but just see if i get anything weird from it

but i understand they're tasty

this is the glen back program

Hey, it's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn and Stu,

who will return sometime sometime next week or sometime next month or whenever.

Is it next year?

I don't know.

It's sometime.

They'll be back.

Maybe.

I guess they're coming back.

We think they're coming back.

And so.

This time.

This time, they're pissed.

I don't know what they're mad about.

I don't even know.

I mean, we're happy guys.

I don't know

what they're so angry about all the time.

By the way, you can listen to our happy shows.

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You can also find that wherever.

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Sure.

And just like Pat's show, rate and review it.

So other, you can share your find with other people.

Right.

It's important.

Yeah.

It's like, you know what it's like?

It's like when you're mining for Bitcoins and you find one and

it's like $60,000.

It's like, it's that feeling.

I wish that kind of feeling.

More than anything right now that my weight was worth Bitcoin.

What?

More than anything right now.

I wish

my weight was worth

one Bitcoin or whatever.

I wish it was two.

Because your weight is worthless and you know, overbearing right now.

And so it would be nice if there was some value to it.

You know what I mean?

No.

No.

I don't.

We were talking to a

sports reporter, Jill Savage.

She's been on the Pac-12 network and

all kinds of sports.

She's a sports reporter.

And she just moved to Dallas.

And so she was in to

talk to us yesterday.

One of the really interesting things about her is her family are Bitcoin miners.

Right.

That's the first time I'd I'd heard someone say that they're, you know, I've never met one who's their business.

Their family is in the Bitcoin mining business.

It is their family business.

That's really something.

And it's lucrative.

I mean, super lucrative.

So you have to invest, I guess, in all the special computers.

And then obviously you have to fit into a network of computers.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, you got to dig the giant holes and you got to get the

Ukraine.

I don't know how the computers are digging holes.

You would think you'd get a backhoe, wouldn't you?

that's what i thought you mined digging for i'm mining for bitcoin i got this big back hoe here

but the way you mine is it's an algorithm that you solve you just you're putting puzzle pieces together kind of and then when you solve a problem you get a bitcoin so that's really cool and there's still

You know,

by our calculation yesterday, we figured there were about 2.3 million left.

Right.

Left out there.

Yeah.

To find.

Yes.

And so, and they're still, I mean, because that's only, they only have 21.

Is that right?

Was it only 20, they only have 21?

21 million.

Yeah.

21 million total and 18 million some have been found so far or purchased.

So when you find them through mining, obviously you didn't pay the 38,000.

I think that's at 38,000 or 40,000 right now, 43,000, whatever it is, per Bitcoin.

I mean, that's unreal.

So I'm so glad I bought my Bitcoin at 10 cents a Bitcoin.

Don't even talk to me about that.

I don't even want to talk about it because

we honestly started talking about Bitcoin for real on this show.

Yes.

At $300

a coin.

Every morning.

$300.

And I kept saying...

Through this stupid studio.

I'm buying them today.

I'm buying it today.

Today's the day.

Today's the day.

It just dropped down to $320.

We got to get a Bitcoin, $320.

We got to get.

And I never did.

I know.

And it went up to $1,000.

And I'm like, okay, I'm still going to buy one.

I'm going to buy one or two or, you know, whatever.

And I didn't.

And then it went up to 10,000.

And I thought, hey, maybe,

maybe I'll buy one.

But I didn't.

And now it's, you know, it's gone up to 60, some thousand, 60,000.

And at one point, Tika Tiwari came.

to the show.

Yes.

Sat right, not in this studio, because we weren't in the studio at the time, but in that studio over there.

You sat on this program.

Sat on this program and said, and Bitcoin was at 1,000 or 1,400 or something, I think, at the time.

And he said, you know what?

By the end of the year, I think it's going to be at 40,000.

Well, he had the timing wrong, but sure enough, it went up to 40,000.

Then it went up to 50.

Then it went up to 60.

Then it went up to 64,000.

So

anywhere along those points, we could have.

We could have bought Jeffy.

Well, that would have been just dumb.

Yeah, it would have been just dumb.

I'm waiting for it to hit 100,000 of Bitcoin.

Then I'm going to get in.

You're going to get in.

Yeah, 100,000?

I'm jumping in.

Yeah, that'll be a good time to do it.

Well, I just heard somebody say they expected to go to 400,000.

Holy cow.

I don't know if that's true.

I don't know how legitimate that is,

but

that would mean, you know, paying $38,000 right now is a bargain.

Yeah.

And for the people who got in, you know, under $1,000,

these are good times.

Yeah, these are good times.

And anyway, Jill Savage, whose family does this, seemed to be pretty pleased at what they're doing right now.

Yeah.

And it sounded like they've gotten quite a few.

Yeah, she did not

give a total.

No, and I asked her for one, but she wouldn't give it to us.

Like,

how many Bitcoins have you found?

How many have you in mind?

We won't say.

Why?

Yeah.

Because you don't want people to come and try to steal them from you?

Is that what it is?

Is that the only thing that's that's not a good excuse?

I mean, we know you've got some.

We've seen the back goes and the cranes outside the house.

Right, right.

So we know you're mining them.

We know that for a fact.

All right.

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The other number I gave you is you can call me on Monday at Pat Gray Unleashed for that.

But California, there's a California county that has cut its COVID-19 death toll now by around 25%

after determining that some of the deaths were not a direct result of the virus.

Yeah, we just counted wrong.

We always expected to change those numbers according to them.

We just figured, you know what?

Let's just tack them on the beginning.

And you know what they really figured?

You know what?

Donald Trump is in office right now, so we're going to inflate these numbers so it looks really bad for him.

And that's what happened.

You know that's what happened.

Alameda County revised their total number of deaths caused by the coronavirus to 1,223, down from 1,634.

So over 400 people, fewer.

In one county.

And, you know, they were reporting motorcycle deaths as COVID deaths in some places.

So, you know that people have done this all all around the country.

They've inflated these numbers.

County officials decided to revise the numbers to align with the California Department of Public Health's guidance on how to classify deaths.

The county previously included deaths of anyone infected with the virus, regardless of whether COVID-19 was a direct or contributing cause of death.

Nito Balram,

spokesperson for Alameda County,

said the deaths were clearly not caused by COVID.

Yeah.

And we were, of course, we were going to adjust these numbers.

I mean, I don't know why you're coming at me thinking that we were doing it on purpose.

Well, because you were.

I mean, you clearly were.

Yeah.

That's nonsense.

I don't buy the explanation that, oh, we were always going to bring these down.

No, no, I don't think so.

You may have all always, as long as Trump got out of office, you believed that you were going to then

recalibrate the numbers down because you don't want to look bad under Biden.

And not under, yes, and you're using new guidelines to redo this.

I believe that you always knew that if we get caught, we're going to have to go with these new guidelines.

Right.

Because right now,

nobody's looking.

We're just saying, yep, they're all COVID, so we're fine.

Also, in China, researchers say they have uncovered a new batch.

of coronaviruses and bats that resembles COVID-19.

Well, that's good news.

Isn't that great news?

Now,

we were told a few months ago, I will never forget when they came out and said, we tested thousands and thousands of animals in China at the at the Wuhan market, at the wet market that they talk about all the time.

And they didn't find COVID-19 in any of them.

And they said, in fact,

It's difficult for the virus to grow in bats.

Do you remember that?

Yes, I do.

Was I hallucinating?

Did I dream that?

Now all of a sudden they're finding coronavirus all over the place in bats.

Yeah.

And that would seem that that's why, right?

Because we got the report

saying, in fact, it was

the senator from Kentucky, Rand Paul, right?

He was the one that was talking about it as well.

Yes.

He was the one that brought it to the forefront, that they had done these tests and it was difficult to create the bats, even getting coronavirus, letting alone sharing it.

Yes, or spreading it to humans.

So and now we've decided

no no, we got a new batch of coronavirus and bats all of a sudden.

Okay, okay.

So they collected samples from small bats that lived in the forests, in the forests in the Yunnan province.

Love the Yunnan, bro.

Between May 2019 and November 2020, the samples consisted of urine, feces, and mouth swabs.

That has to be great work.

Would you like to be one of these researchers?

You're correct.

You're collecting.

Yeah, I collect bat urine, bat feces,

and I do mouth swabs of bats.

Yeah.

You do that all day?

Yeah, all day, every day.

Every single day.

Wow, that's fascinating.

Yeah, yeah.

And then we get to test it.

I mean, they don't allow me to test it.

I just get it.

So nasty.

I just collect it.

I don't know how you do this.

In total, we assembled 24 novel coronavirus genomes from different different bat species.

So 24, including four SARS-CoV-2-like

coronaviruses.

The researchers said one strain garnered from the

rhinolophus

pacillis bat species bears a strong resemblance to SARS-CoV-2.

Strong resemblance.

Strong resemblance.

But with differences on the spike protein.

And I know you're worried about this spike protein.

We had the scientists the one scientist tell us that it couldn't be created from mother nature right it had yes the way it was the way that the system was built inside the virus it had to have been man-made

that's right

that's right so which is it why do we continually hear these conflicting reports that okay yes it is happening in nature and it does jump from from species to species or it can't jump from species to species the way it's currently configured.

Because I thought the science was settled,

I thought the science was settled.

Well, they said that, and then they said the science continually evolves.

So

I guess whatever's convenient for them at any particular moment, that's what they say.

It does look like whatever it is convenient.

It really does.

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So we got bats and coronavirus and

bioweapons and

people pointing the finger at each other.

The Chinese state media coming around to the theory that the coronavirus might have come from a laboratory, but only because they want to put the blame on us in the United States.

The Chinese epidemiologists are now saying that the United States should be investigated as the source of a lab leak that led to the global pandemic.

Isn't that fascinating?

Since it all happened and it all started in Wuhan,

not here.

So how did that happen again?

I'm confused by that.

So

did they take it from the lab in the United States, fly it to Wuhan and then release it?

Is that what you're saying?

Bizarre.

Or did we have our people there

in the Wuhan lab?

And so, I mean, I'm just, I don't, I don't think they released it into the.

Yeah, it was their fault.

So, but I just would like to congratulate the Democrats, all Democrats who have been defending the communists in China on this issue and making sure that no one calls it a virus from that innocent land.

Don't you dare say this came from China and squashed every attempt to actually figure out what really happened.

Thank you, Democrats, for making sure that you protected the Chinese instead of the United States of America.

Yes.

And sure, we can call the different variants Brazil variants, UK variants, South African variants.

India.

We can call all those variants.

And they're doing it every day.

Every day.

But don't you dare call it the Chinese virus.

Don't you dare.

How did this happen?

I don't know.

Unbelievable.

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Remember the guy who got in trouble?

Now, there's been a few of these because one happened in Oregon.

Remember that?

Yes.

And I think they wound up losing their bakery, the Oregon people.

They had to pay a lesbian couple $137,000.

They lost their bakery.

That one went wildly out of control.

Yes.

Then there's a guy in Colorado who also refused to do a gay wedding, and he got sued for that.

And there was a huge to-do about it.

Went all the way to the Supreme Court.

He won some kind of narrow ruling.

Partial victory.

Partial victory.

That was in 2018.

Yeah.

Wow.

Has it been three years already?

So we got that partial victory from the Supreme Court.

And then what happens?

He gets this trans lawsuit now.

Yes.

Well,

Tuesday's ruling under a district judge in Denver said that this autumn Scardina was denied a cake that was blue on the outside and pink on the inside to celebrate her gender transition on her birthday because her transgender status in violation of the law.

Because she went there and he said he wasn't going to make it for the celebration.

And he has,

you know, the type of horrible person that he is at one point testified in court that he did not believe

in transgender people and he did not believe in,

he wouldn't celebrate it.

He wouldn't celebrate somebody who thinks they can.

He doesn't think people should change their gender and he's not celebrating people who think they can.

And now they have said that they've been denied freedom for him not making them that cake.

That's such bullshit.

In Colorado.

A,

go to another bake shop down the street.

I guarantee they'll make it for you.

Is there another bake shop in the southeastern United States or the southwestern United States?

Yes.

Or the

southeastern or northwest.

I don't think there is.

No, there is

the only barrier in the United States of America.

You know, this particular trans person went to him specifically to persecute him.

Yeah.

She knew that because he wouldn't do the same-sex wedding, that he wasn't going to do her trans

celebration.

She knew that.

And that's why she went there so that he could be persecuted even further.

And so he just went through all this.

And so he was ordered to pay at least $500, right?

Yeah, the fine for this,

for the Anti-Discrimination Act, is $500 each violation.

Well, I mean, it's not life-changing.

It's going to be $500 or $1,000, but that's not the point.

The point is, stop persecuting this guy.

I know.

Come on.

And she claimed, you know, it was not a setup.

Oh, of course it was.

Of course it was.

She admitted going in there, you know, immediately after the case

to try to, you know, try to catch him.

Now, on the other,

I think it's insane, and I don't think the guy should have to make the cake and go somewhere else.

It's that simple.

We all would.

I say we all would, except for this person.

We all would go.

Unless you're trying to make some kind of point or you're trying to hurt somebody.

Yeah, you'd just go down the street and have somebody else make it.

Right.

But on the other hand.

On the other hand, is it a religious violation?

Make the cake.

Yeah, when you think about it,

what did she want?

She wanted a blue on the outside, pink on the inside.

So that's what she's saying.

I'm a boy on the outside, but I'm a girl on the inside.

There's a girl screaming to get out.

That's why I want the cake to be made that way.

Okay.

If you make a pink and blue cake, does that mean that you're celebrating with her?

Does that mean that you believe that?

I don't think so.

Once you know it.

She's made a cake and he's here.

Right.

I mean, she made a point of saying that's what she wanted the cake made for.

Yeah.

So now he knows about it.

Yeah.

And he thinks it's a violation.

So that's the point.

What I think doesn't really matter.

If I was the cake maker and a trans person came in and said, hey, would you, I want to do a celebration of

my trans

self.

My transition.

Yeah.

I'm going from boy to girl, and I want a cake to celebrate it that's blue on the outside and pink on the inside.

I think I'd just make the cake and give it to her.

How has that violated my religious sensibility?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I made you a pink and blue cake, really.

I didn't say, okay, yes, I agree with you that you are now,

right?

Yeah, it doesn't say.

It didn't change my feelings and my belief that gender is eternal.

I just made you a pink and blue cake.

Right.

And it doesn't say, I don't know that.

But he shouldn't have to do it.

Wanted the, hey, we're going to celebrate my transdom on top of the cake as a message.

So it was just the cake.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it does seem like, just make the cake.

It does.

It does.

You're in business.

But he shouldn't have to.

You're in business to make cake.

If you don't want to make a cake for somebody, I believe you shouldn't have to.

And I agree with you.

You shouldn't have to.

And

maybe what he should do is make, you know, go talk to another baker and say, when I tell people, get out!

I don't make those cakes here.

Go down to Bill's shop

and just send them to Bill's shop.

Yeah, but if he had had done that,

that wouldn't have been okay for her.

Because she's trying to make a point here.

She's trying to hurt the guy.

I know.

You know she is.

Or he or whatever.

This person.

Whatever they have become.

Whatever they identify as.

He's identifying a great transition.

No, if he would have sent them down the street.

They wouldn't have gone down the street.

They would have insisted that he do it.

Yes.

And they did.

I mean, that was the point.

Right.

Yes.

And of course, he doesn't.

And I, and you're right.

I agree.

I, if I go, if I go into a shop and ask for something and say, yeah, nah, I'm not doing that for you.

Why?

Because I've decided I don't like you and I don't want to do it for you.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Okay.

I mean, will I be upset?

Yeah.

I'll be like, I don't understand it, but okay.

There used to be a thing.

Okay.

We reserve the right to refuse service to anybody.

No.

They used to be on restaurant

windows all the time.

No shirt, no shoes, no service.

You can't do that anymore.

No way.

You can't do any of that.

What do you mean you reserve the right to refuse service to me?

No, you don't.

You can't do that.

Yeah, it's my place.

I don't have

business.

Yeah.

Now, if this is a libertarian country, of course that's true.

If you want to refuse service to somebody, it's your business.

You can.

You should be able to.

You should.

You should be able to.

On the other hand, you shouldn't be able to to say to black people or Hispanics or Jews or anybody you don't like, I'm just not going to serve any of those people.

Right.

But if you think somebody's going to be a troublemaker or whatever, I don't know on what grounds you would

reserve the right to refuse service to them.

No, I'm not going to serve you.

But

it used to be that way.

Right.

And that used to be the problem.

And people would do that because of race.

Right.

So because we have to get rid of that, now we have to get rid of everything.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

Okay.

And here we are.

All right.

Yeah.

Well,

I think you could refuse service to white heterosexual people, and you'd be fine.

Really?

I do.

Yeah, I do.

I think you could.

If I walked into a business that's run by, you know, a BIPOC,

which I love that term now.

I'm going to use that term all the time.

It's a specific BIPOC bakery.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

If I run into a BIPOC bakery or a restaurant and they say, are you heterosexual and white?

Oh, yeah.

No.

Yeah.

Ooh.

No, I'm sorry.

We refuse service to you.

So get out.

I bet if I had a problem with that,

tough.

You might be able to get a part of the Colorado anti-discrimination law, though, right?

Because if I go in there and I ask for a, I want a white cake with white frosting because I want to celebrate my whiteness.

That just sounds racist, doesn't it?

You can do that with anybody else.

You can do that with gay.

Right.

You can do that with, obviously, with trans people.

Then it's perfectly fine.

But if you did it as a white person, no, you're done.

You're done.

No way.

You're done.

And they'll arrest you.

I'll throw you in prison for that.

They probably will.

Yes.

Well, since white supremacy is the biggest problem we face in this country.

In the homeland.

Yeah.

It's the most dangerous threat we have in America.

He ordered a cake white and white frosting

to celebrate his whiteness.

Right.

You're going to jail.

You would do that.

And by the way, why can't you?

Why can't you?

That's my point.

It's bizarre, isn't it?

It is.

I mean, you've got Black History Month.

You can celebrate Black History.

You've got gay Pride.

We can be proud of being gay all day long.

SmackDab in the middle of Pride Month.

Or smack dab in the middle of it.

But if you were white pride,

nope, sorry, you're a racist.

You're a supremacist.

You're dangerous.

You're KKK.

I do not want you to get out of here.

Not one moment.

Man, and the gay pride thing has really expanded this year.

Oh, yeah, it's huge.

They've got it on Disney.

Disney has gay pride month shows that you can watch all month.

You watch a different show every day for a month, at least, and not watch the same show twice.

On Disney!

It's amazing.

We're going to have the big Miley Cyrus show, too, coming up.

What's the Miley Cyrus?

Oh, is she celebrating Pride Month?

Yes, she is.

Isn't she hetero?

Oh, she buying.

She's by right.

She doesn't even like to use the term bi anymore.

Oh, what is she like?

Because I want to make sure I call her what she likes.

She said, my whole life I didn't understand my own gender and my own sexuality.

I've always hated the word bisexual because that's even putting me in a box.

I don't ever want to think about someone being a boy or someone being a girl.

Okay, so.

You don't?

No.

Why?

No, because...

Why?

You know, if I'm identified as gender neutral.

Oh, okay.

All right.

Is she supposedly gender neutral?

Yeah, when she met someone who was genderly,

I related to that person more than I related to anyone in my life.

She's jumping on the bandwagon.

That's all she's doing.

She's jumping on the bandwagon.

Shut up.

How dare you?

Get out.

She's celebrating Pride Month.

I related to that person more than anybody in my life when I heard that they were gender neutral.

Yeah, me too.

Yeah, me too.

Okay.

Are you by no?

Unbelievable.

Seriously, unbelievable.

So coming up at the end of the month, you're going to have a big show.

Miley and other entertainers in Nashville.

It's going to be great celebrating Pride Month.

So, man.

Can't wait.

I can't wait.

I know.

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Is there anybody who gets

more flack than you do?

Is there

anyone on this planet who gets more grief than Jeff Fisher?

Is it starting to hurt?

Yeah, okay.

It's starting to hurt.

I know that's not true.

You love it.

You love it.

Do I?

Yes, you do.

Okay.

Yes, I'm absolutely convinced.

However, you love it.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, you go ahead and keep telling it.

Have you seen this guy who is way ahead of his time?

He's a North Carolina physician that was calling for the resignation of Dr.

Anthony Fauci

in 2003.

Huh.

Almost 20 years ago.

Here's what he had to say back in 2003.

We hear from a physician in Durham, North Carolina.

Good morning.

Hi, good morning, Dr.

Fauci.

Good morning.

Pedro.

You've been at the NIH a pretty long time, and it seems to me that during your tenor, our ability to control infectious diseases hasn't improved but, in fact, worsened.

And even basic health tips, such as you can't use antibiotics to treat viral infections, have not been adequately communicated to the public.

Because, for instance, people will come in demanding an an antibiotic for a common cold, which or any other viral infection, which has certainly served to

create more resistant strains.

Not saying that this has anything to do with this particular SARS epidemic, but don't you think it's time that you step down and let someone else who has a more effective message?

Actually, no.

No, Carlie, no.

Actually, no, I know.

Everything you said is true, and I'm completely incompetent.

But actually, no.

I like the 400 grand I'm being paid.

And I don't even have to see patients.

Oh, man.

He looked really younger.

And that was, he's, what, 80, 81 now?

So he was in his early 60s back then.

And he looked pretty good.

Obviously using some hair color back in the day.

But

that's kind of interesting that there was a physician that called him out clear back then.

Good for her.

I mean, we've seen

definitely seen how that has played out

for sure.

Yeah.

Right.

And

treating this epidemic, this pandemic through the eyes of Dr.

Fauci has been, you know, the same, and it probably shouldn't have been.

One of the things she said, though, that I'm not so sure about is

you shouldn't treat viruses with antibiotics.

I just went to the doctor a couple of weeks ago.

I was really sick.

And in fact, I thought I had COVID for a while because I had all the, you know, I had fever, chills, body aches, you know, the sinus congestion, lost taste and smell.

All of that stuff happened.

But I got a negative COVID test.

And so they gave me

cough medicine and something else the first time around.

A week later,

I wasn't getting any better.

And I went back and I said, I need an antibiotic and a steroid.

And I need it now.

And he gave me an antibiotic and a steroid.

See, that's what that doctor was saying.

People are demanding it from their physicians.

And it worked.

I didn't get better until I had the antibiotic.

And in fact, my doctor said, well, there's some discussion as to whether antibiotics work on viruses.

Well, it worked on me.

Yeah.

So either that wasn't a virus or it worked on that virus.

I don't know which, but I didn't get better until then.

So I'm completely convinced that antibiotics can work.

If that was a virus, it worked.

Right.

But the argument, obviously, that's been for years is that

more people are using antibiotics either for the wrong thing.

Or

they don't use it all.

They don't use the entire prescription.

So they end up

wasting it and making it worse on the other end.

True.

And the over-prescription, over-prescribed antibiotics end up

water and is turning the frogs gay.

I mean, we know that.

We do know that.

Yeah, we do know that.

And that's got to stop.

So we don't want that.

You know,

I was having trouble with what you were saying until you went with the, with the antibiotics getting in the water and turning the frogs gay.

And now I'm

right there with you.

I can't argue with it now.

It's incredible that the doc, you know, has said, Okay, you know what?

Maybe it does work.

I just wanted to give you a little cough medicine and get you out the door the first time.

He said there's debate on it.

So, even in the medical community, there must be disagreement on that.

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You know, a lot of businesses are celebrating Pride Month all over the world.

All around the world.

It's Pride Month.

And good?

We're proud.

Yes, we're proud that

we prefer sex in a certain way.

And we're proud of it.

And we want everybody to recognize it with the flags and the rainbows and stuff.

Yeah.

Isn't it kind of an interesting display?

I mean, do we ever celebrate heterosexual sex?

Well, we don't have to.

Every day is a celebration of heterosexual sex.

That's the problem.

Okay.

All right.

Except

Volkswagen and Coke and everybody who's doing this, celebrating it all over the world.

Well,

except where it would really matter in the Middle East.

You don't want to upset the emblem.

No pride celebrations going on in the Middle East.

Not by Volkswagen, not by Coke.

I wonder why.

I don't know.

Why aren't you proud in Saudi Arabia?

Why?

Why aren't you proud in Jordan?

Why aren't you proud in Kuwait?

What's going on there with the Pride?

Why?

Why aren't you proud?

What's going on?

What about Qatar?

Nope, not in Qatar either.

Or gutter, as they like to say on Fox News.

Gutter.

It's just the hypocrisy.

Yes.

A little irritating.

Yeah.

A little irritating.

And then you're companies doing what companies do, right?

They run different commercials in different parts of the world and different parts of the country.

Is that what they do?

Okay.

Yes.

That's what they do.

Yeah.

Right.

Right.

Exactly.

Jeffy, you nailed it right there.

Also, Burger King is mocking Chick-fil-A

on Twitter, announcing their pro-LGBTQQIA2 Plus campaign for Pride Month.

Burger King in a tweet last Thursday said they're making a donation to the human rights campaign, a prominent pro-LGBTQQIA2 Plus group for every chicken sandwich sold.

Yeah, the Chiking.

Yeah, the Cha King, their new sandwich.

I take it you haven't had a new chicken sandwich.

I haven't had a Chiking.

No.

Because if I'm going for a chicken sandwich, it's not to Burger King.

In fact, I don't go to Burger King for any sandwich.

Really?

Or any item.

No, I don't go to Burger King.

Do you go to Burger King for food?

Well, yeah, once in a while.

Do they have that?

Actual food in Burger King?

Because I don't think so.

It's flame broiled.

Flame broiled.

Flame broiled.

Yes.

Yes, it is.

Frame broiled.

Frame broiled.

If they could say it properly, it'd be right.

But they're trying to strike out

at Chick-fil-A because Chick-fil-A, Chick-fil-A,

you know,

they don't necessarily support or celebrate Pride Month, I'm sure.

Plus.

I'll tell you another thing about Chick-fil-A.

What's another thing about Chick-fil-A?

They're not open on Sundays.

No, they're not.

That does not tick me off.

I think that's great.

That ticks me off.

Does it?

Well, it does on a Sunday when I want Chick-fil-A.

And it seems to happen more than your average bear.

That you would want Chick-fil-A on Sunday?

Yeah.

You're driving around and you're like, oh, man.

Yeah.

I could really use a Chick-fil-A.

And then, ah, Sunday.

Ah.

But then you decide on something else, right?

Because then you remember what a cool thing it is.

But seriously, I mean, in all seriousness.

It is cool.

I remember like, oh, it's Sunday.

Oh, good.

All right, whatever.

It's fine.

Good for them.

And they've made it work.

Yes.

I mean, and it works really well for them.

Now, I'm sure a lot of people told Dan Kathy, the president of the company,

you can't stay open if you're not going to be open on Sunday.

You'll go out of business if you're not open on Sunday.

I'll bet he heard that all the time.

Absolutely.

And yet, look how he's thrived.

That's probably not being open on Sunday.

And I would venture to say that's probably still a fight he has

from time to time with particular franchises wanting to be open.

You know, let's just, we'll just open.

We'll just open.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No.

It used to be ages ago,

you know, another lifetime ago, things would close on the weekends and Sundays.

I mean, I remember 100 years ago when you couldn't buy alcohol on Sundays, or then they changed it to where you had to wait until noon

on Sundays.

And I can remember, you know, as a driving by drinking establishments would have clocks

outside their business.

And the people who wanted a drink on Sundays would be standing underneath the clock

looking up at that bad boy, waiting for it to get to 12 o'clock.

Didn't they call those blue laws for some reason?

Yeah.

You had to be closed on Sunday.

Man, I mean, we're a long way from that.

Long way.

It used to be you couldn't buy cars on Sunday.

You couldn't buy alcohol on Sunday.

Weird.

And now, because

you can do anything you want.

Oh, yes.

I mean, that's where the term, you know,

that, you know, driving like a Sunday driver, right?

Because they always, there was nothing else to do.

It was just go for a tip drive around.

Just go for a drive.

Yeah.

So some Twitter users were a little annoyed at Burger King, and they got a little backlash from this, from the, you know, LGBT stuff, pointing that at Chick-fil-A and the fact that they're closed on Sunday.

This person commented, since you felt the need to openly show your support,

I'm going to openly denounce eating

your chain for the entire month of June.

People don't don't have to agree with the LGBTQ lifestyle or support it.

So keep your chicken sandwich.

I stand with Chick-fil-A.

Then there's this.

So while Burger King is respecting LGBTQ plus rights, they're simultaneously disparaging the holy day of over 2 billion Christians around the world.

Bet they wouldn't do that to other religious groups.

No way.

Yeah, they sure would not.

That's a good point.

They sure wouldn't.

Then there was, first off, the reason Chick-fil-A isn't open on Sundays is because of the Sabbath, and they want their employees to spend time with their family.

Second, you wouldn't have made this tweet if Chick-fil-A was a Muslim establishment.

Wow.

Third, Burger King chicken sandwiches can't touch Chick-fil-A sandwiches.

And that's kind of the bottom line right there, frankly.

That's very true.

I mean, I'm willing to give it a shot right now.

If someone wanted to bring in a chicken sandwich, we'd give it a try.

Another user said, I can't remember the last time I ate your salty, fatty food, but this guarantees I never will again.

Somewhat along your lines.

Yeah.

I guess actually going to Burger King at any time.

Right.

Yeah, I can't remember the last time I went to a Burger King.

I bet it's been

40 years.

Really?

Probably.

I most definitely.

Probably since I was 20.

It's been a long time for me.

Well, I'm sorry.

40 years ago I wasn't born.

Right.

That's what I meant.

It's been a long time for me, too, a couple weeks.

Something like that.

Really?

Yeah, something like that.

So you do like Burger King?

You might want to.

Oh, it's.

Drive in.

You didn't say anything.

Drive in and get something.

That was a huge

endorsement of Burger King.

Hey, you know, you drive in and get it.

Drive in and get something.

Just drive in and get something.

They're going to drive through.

You stop by.

Don't taste like much, but you get in there and they give you something jam it in your fat face

swallow it if you don't chew it much you won't have to taste how what kind of garbage it is whoa whoa whoa

whoa

have you not disparage all of it if you just swallow their what they give you whole uh then it doesn't really mess with your taste buds that much

so you drive in you get something

huge endorsement.

Thank you, Jeffy.

You're welcome, no problem.

Burger King, thanks you from the bottom of their heart.

Cha King.

The Cha King sandwich.

All right.

You see that Eric Clapton has lost some friends, he says, after talking about the side effects he got from

the vaccine.

He just gave a new interview, right, where he was talking about that.

Yeah.

He said, I've tried to reach out to fellow musicians, mostly about his COVID-19 vaccine experience and his reaction to the powers that be afterward.

He said, I just don't hear from them anymore.

My phone doesn't ring very often.

I don't get that many texts and emails anymore.

It's quite noticeable.

So the guy, you know, one of the greatest musicians, one of the best guitarists of all time,

a musician who's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, how many times?

He's in with Cream.

He's in with the Yardbirds, I think.

He's in with his solo career.

Is he in with Derek and the Dominoes?

I don't know.

He's in like five times a rock and roll Hall of Famer.

Does it say how many times?

Have you found it?

No.

No?

Get him getting there.

But because he says, hey, I got messed up by the vaccine.

I have some serious side effects.

Now people don't even talk to him.

He lost friends over that?

That's incredible.

That's really incredible.

His statements come at the very,

let's see, according to vulture.com, Clapton also says, I've been ostracized.

And I could feel that everywhere.

He says, after speaking out, he did get some flack from the people I least wanted to get flack from.

But on the positive side, he welcomed the prospect of becoming a nuisance for political leaders.

I'd love to be an annoyance to some of them that sit around that table.

That would give me tremendous satisfaction.

He also called the pro-lockdown pro-vaccine contingent use of propaganda, and they're making it so that you're responsible for other people's lives if you don't do everything you're told to do.

Right.

So great.

I could be labeled a murderer and people would really believe that.

Well, yeah, because if you don't wear a mask, you're trying to kill somebody, right?

And if you don't get vaccinated, you're trying to kill somebody.

And if you mentioned that, hey, I got really, really sick from the vaccine.

Well, now you've just messed up the vaccine for a lot of other people and you're killing people.

Right.

That's unbelievable.

Because you say you got sick, now you're making people not want to get the vaccine.

Exactly.

And they can't have that.

They cannot have that at all.

Because we can't have any real discussion here.

You just have to comply.

That's all.

You just have to comply.

So it looks like he's only in three times.

Oh, just three?

Okay, cream, right?

Yes.

Yardbirds?

Yep.

Solo.

Yardbirds,

cream, yeah, and solo.

And solo.

Wow.

He's still the only one, though.

Three times.

Nobody else is in three times.

Yeah, because like Paul McCartney would be

Beatles and Solo.

I don't think Wings made it in.

Which, I mean.

Yeah.

I mean.

All right.

I'm just saying.

What are you saying?

I actually like wings.

I actually like wings.

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No, that's the number you can call on Monday for Pat Gray Unleashed.

You could call to get in touch with us today

here.

It'd be more like

888-727-BECK.

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Today, 888, 727BECK.

You know, we were just talking about Eric Clapton, his reaction to the vaccine, and other musicians' reaction to him.

Got us talking about his three-time Hall of Fame inductee status.

The only one.

You think about his career with Cream,

the Yardbirds, Blind Faith, Derek and the Dominoes,

Delaney and Bonnie, then the solo career.

That guy's done some stuff.

Seems like he's made some talent in this.

Yeah, it does.

Yeah.

He created some good stuff.

Yeah.

It kind of seems like it.

You know, another artist that's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that has created stuff for years, Bob Dylan.

You know him, you love him.

No, I really don't.

Well, yeah, no, I mean, Dylan is

an icon.

Yeah.

Who's 80 now?

Ooh.

By the way.

Wow.

But he is now going to do a first time ever

streaming performance July 18th.

So write it down on your calendar right now, July 18th.

I don't have a calendar.

No, it's right there on your computer.

My computer has one.

Write it down.

I'll send you an email update and remind you to just tag it to your calendar for July 18th.

Email's broken.

Shit.

Shadow Kingdom for the Dylan streaming show.

It's going to be great.

And

you'll be happy to know it's only $25 flat rate.

Wait, he's charging for it?

Well, yeah, he's Bob Dylan.

It's kidding me.

The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.

The answer is blowing in the wind.

There's not going to be any add-on merch items or anything.

It's just a flat rate of $25.

Wow, that's cheap at...

All right.

To see the rock and roll level.

Triple the price.

You ever seen Dylan?

No.

I was Dylan.

Please.

You ever see see Dylan?

No.

What?

No, I kind of like to watch performers who can sing.

I don't...

People who can't carry a note, I don't generally pay to see Dylan.

I will not see

the legend of Bob.

I'm Dylan.

The legend.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, he's good.

So

I take it that you're not going to be spending the $25.

I will not be spending the $25.

I take it you will be, though.

Oh, you're not going to be able to drag me away.

You're not going to be able to drag me away.

If you're such a Dylan fan, you should.

From Veeps.

The streaming service of Veeps will be handling this live show.

Okay.

That's great.

That's great.

And he hasn't been able to tour thanks to COVID.

Right, none of them have, right?

So, yeah, he just got to get back on his feet, get back out there.

You know, and some of them are complaining about it, like, well, Eric Clapton.

And so

they're getting flacked for it.

it

how dare you complain about not being able to make money for a year and a half yeah sorry about that

i

i guess i just shouldn't eat anymore right

wow uh

i'm tired of People caving in to the Twitter mob.

Anybody else sick and tired of that?

Yeah.

I just, I can't take it anymore.

Rita Moreno is the latest.

She's the big enough star not to

be back down.

That's incredible.

She's been around long enough.

She has.

She is a person of color.

I believe she's BIPOC, right?

Yes, she is.

Yes, she is.

Stop it.

When are people going to learn?

Twitter is not the real world, okay?

Twitter is just where angry mobs coagulate.

I know.

Ignore it.

And we have people that are starting to, you know, starting to fight back a little.

Just a very little.

You know, they got the John Lovis, the comedian.

Kevin Hart is saying something.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

I liked what he said this week.

And we have the.

I know you.

Yeah, we'll get into that.

Also, Hunter Biden using racist terms for Asians as well as black people.

That's it, though.

And but you're not going to see that on CNN.

No way.

That and lots more.

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I can't, it's just, it's in me.

I can't not do it.

I know.

Every so often I hear once in a while, I hear Stu,

when it's playing, I hear Stu just do a, oh,

because we used to do it every time.

And did Glenn love that?

You bet you bet he did you bet he did you bet he did still does to this day and still can't resist it sometimes it's just in us and we have to do it and we try to resist but we can't so there you go

americanfinancing.org

just a tag i know

i know

it's a powerful tag though i think it's the way you say dot org powerful tag it is a power You're right.

It's powerful.

That's good.

It's impactful.

It's powerful.

Thank you.

That's why.

And we're jealous, so we mock.

Well, right?

I've been asking for a raise, to be honest, so it might be going away.

I've heard it a number of times the last few days.

So on the heels of Hunter Biden's N-word scandal, you know, where he was,

he said it multiple times in emails.

Oh, yes.

He's so he obviously uses that word on a regular basis.

You don't just use that once or twice to a person of color that is your lord to anyone or to anyone for any reason in today's world.

I mean, it's strange when even when we talk about old comedians like Richard Pryor, who I was a huge fan and am a huge fan of, and when you quote his lines using the n-word,

it's so

it's jarring.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's you can't do it.

I mean, you really can't.

You have to say n-word because you just can't say it.

Even saying N-word is

jarring, right?

So the actual word being spoken over and over, only rappers do that now, right?

Right.

They're the only ones who can do it and it's fine.

It's perfectly, you know, everybody has fun with it then.

It's great.

Don't even worry about it.

But anybody else.

for any other reason.

That's why I identify as a rapper.

No, it doesn't work.

Sorry.

That doesn't work.

That didn't work for the girls in South Lake, in South Lake, who were singing the song, the rap song.

Yeah.

And they've done this twice now, and they got suspended for it both times.

Unbelievable.

They were singing a rap song.

Okay, you don't want them to sing a song.

Don't put the lyric in it.

And who was it, the rapper that had the white girl come up on stage and then hollered at her for singing his song?

Yeah.

Word for word.

Why'd you bring her up?

Why?

Why'd you put it in the song?

Seriously, if it's that bad that you're going to persecute somebody for saying it, don't put it in your song.

What are you doing?

It doesn't make any sense.

It's a world god mad.

Anyway, Hunter Biden apparently doesn't feel that way.

He's perfectly fine.

Use it.

Yes, that's for sure.

He's the only white person who can use it, and it's okay.

And it's not on CNN non-stop.

Well, he also used racial slur to refer to Asians in previous text messages with his cousin, President Joe Biden's niece, who asked if

he preferred foreign or domestic women.

Now, this is, I guess this is after he was dating

his dead brother's wife, right?

Yeah, his former sister-in-law, I guess, you know.

Is it also after hooking up with the stripper and impregnating her?

Is it after that?

Do we know?

She was a dancer.

A dancer.

First of all.

She was a stripper.

Dancer.

There was some dance involved in the stripping.

Yes.

Yes.

But he forgot completely about her.

I didn't.

Oh, man.

Whoa, I didn't even know that.

Is that right?

she didn't exist for the longest time.

And the child most definitely doesn't exist.

He said it wasn't his, and DNA proved otherwise.

Right.

He's just a delightful guy.

He's really, it's really a sweetheart.

He is.

I know.

And a gentleman.

And so referring to Asians with the offensive term yellow in a 2019 text exchange with his cousin Caroline Biden.

Jeez.

Wow.

So he was trying to get over Hallie

at this particular moment.

That's the sister-in-law.

Yeah.

It's bro's wife.

You can see how that could happen, though.

Can you?

Yeah.

You can see how that could happen.

Yeah.

That doesn't surprise me.

Things are tough.

Right.

You're trying to comfort them.

You're trying to console each other.

Yeah.

One thing leads to another.

I get it.

Pretty soon, you're with her and a couple of strippers in Arkansas.

Whatever.

It was Ohio originally, but it's okay.

I thought she was in.

Yeah, that's where she lives, but the club I thought, I think the first night, the first time that they were together, I think the club was in Ohio.

Oh, okay.

Well, it's hard to keep track of his love life.

It is hard.

I'm not sure which hooker or which stripper he's doing

with their skin.

That was his point.

That was his point, yeah.

That's true.

You know, I've been snorting so much blow off the stomachs of hookers and strippers, I can't keep them straight.

And now you're asking me to know which one I impregnated and which I didn't?

Come on,

I mean, come on, I can see how that happens too, to be honest with you.

What am I?

A rocket scientist?

No, I can't keep all that straight.

I'm just

an oil executive.

This guy's so awful.

I, you know, and then his dad is president of the United States.

And it's so sad because Bo, you know, is gone.

And all Joe has left is

Hunter,

which is why he continually refers to him as my surviving son.

Right.

Oh, that's why

I always said that Hunter's book should be titled I'm Not Bo.

It should have been.

It should have been the title of his book.

It would have sold more copies.

I'm pretty sure.

Yeah.

I'm pretty sure.

But the guy is obviously a racist as well as a drug addict.

I don't know if he's recovering or actually an actor

still.

I'm recovering because that's why he's doing his artwork now.

Oh, he helps him get through.

Artwork.

That's why it gets him through the day, right?

It's his artwork.

Do you see how much that's selling for?

His artwork?

Yes.

Okay, Glenn has been talking about the showing that he's going to have in Park City, which is really cool.

And, you know, you're talking about the 100th most important person in the world of art.

At one time.

At one time.

He might be higher than that now.

But he's got this showing, and they're charging a fortune for his.

I mean, some of them, I believe some of them are in the $70,000 range.

Wow.

Which is pretty cool.

You know, I have a couple of paintings, Glenn Beck plant paintings in my home.

I do as well.

I'm pretty sure they're not worth $70,000.

Mine are.

Are they?

Yes, they are.

In fact, mine are worth a lot more than that.

I'd be selling them right now, though.

But Hunter Bidens

are worth like $5,000, $600,000.

You're saying they're going to sell between $75,000 and $500,000.

$500,000 for a Hunter Biden?

Have you seen them, too?

They're beautiful.

Some of them are that abstract stuff where you just don't know.

Oh, they most definitely are.

Yeah, because he was taking the one photo they had him holding a straw or something.

And he's blowing paint on on the canvas.

Yeah.

Yeah.

My daughter did that when she was three.

So it's good.

No, not like, not like Hunter.

Well, not like Hunter.

No.

Because Hunter knows just the right amount of blow to use.

He does.

He's a blow X.

That's a fact.

Yeah.

That is a fact.

It is a fact.

The good news is, though, you'd think to yourself, well, we'll see who...

who buys his art and who really appreciates it, except that now because

of privacy,

we're not going to know who buys his art.

Oh, because of privacy.

Yeah, because they want to stay anonymous and keep that private.

You can't keep your medical information private anymore.

But if you buy a Hunter Biden, we're going to keep that on the down low for you.

Okay.

All right.

That makes perfect sense.

I mean, this laptop keeps giving and giving, though, I will tell you that with the Hunter information, man, it is a never-ending plethora of information from him, man.

One thing after another.

But I will say this, the cover he gets from the media, other than Fox and talk radio, is incredible.

It sure is.

Because this would be a mascot.

Let's go back there again.

Can you imagine if it's Donald Trump's son,

Don Jr.

or Eric, either one of them, they're doing blow off a hooker's stomach or

they're impregnating women all over the country or their paintings, which they've just blown out of a straw, are selling for 500 grand.

You wouldn't be talking about that?

Oh, my gosh.

You wouldn't be mocking that?

They'd want him in prison.

For sure.

Absolutely.

I mean, they want him in prison now, and they don't even have done anything close to that.

It's astounding.

I mean, if...

If somebody were to tell you the position we'd be in right now, the place where we are in history, say five years ago,

certainly 10 years ago, you wouldn't even begin to believe it.

You wouldn't believe it.

Well, no, because you didn't count on the

horrificness of Donald Trump.

And now,

yes, that's exactly what it is.

I mean, that's what Hillary is telling us.

Oh, man.

You know, Hillary is reminding us that we are in a better place now because

Joe Biden?

Yes.

And, you know, how she also reminded us at one point, and maybe we have time to get to Hillary.

I mean, we can talk to

Hillary.

She reminded us that how bad Putin was and how Putin had denied her the presidency.

So,

which is, you know, she's still singing that song.

Will not

let it go.

We'll let it go.

And she is still saying the 2016 election was stolen from her when it's such conspiracy theory to say anything out of the ordinary happened in 2020.

How dare you be a conspiracy nut?

But they're still harping on 2016.

Oh, yeah.

Here she is talking about the Putins.

She was on the morning.

I think that

his long history with foreign relations, his eight years as vice president, seeing what worked, what didn't work, watching the disaster of the Trump presidency and basically giving a green light to Putin to do whatever he wanted once he helped elect Trump, of course.

I think you'll see a much different approach.

Giving the green light for Putin to do whatever he wanted.

Now, say what you will about whatever it was he said

in press conferences about Putin.

He had a different style.

Yes, he did.

He had a different style.

But what were his actions with Putin?

He kept all of the sanctions in place.

In fact, he clamped down on them.

They

sent some of the ambassadors back home.

They stopped the pipeline or they tried to stop the Russian pipeline.

They certainly didn't give it the go-ahead.

No.

And then it's all undone when Biden gets in.

But it was Trump that gave him the green light.

Wow.

And she just cannot get past the fact that she lost that election.

She also had this to say about the election.

Joe Biden has learned a lot, as we all have.

And, you know, remember, you know, Putin made it his mission to deny me the presidency in power because he you know i did uh raise issues that were uncomfortable with him i did speak out about uh the oppression

and frankly the rigged elections uh in uh russia because i do think you need both

an inside and an outside game you need a public and a private uh approach to putin and you know that's what joe biden uh gets that's what you need

the public and the private approach and is there anybody better to talk about how to handle Russia than Hillary Clinton?

We'll get into some of her past dealings with the Russians coming up here in 60 seconds.

Pat Gray and Jeff Fisher for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program, 888 727BECK.

We were just talking about Hillary Clinton's handling of Russian President Vladimir Putin because you've got to have an inside

inside tactic.

We just heard her explain that, and it was brilliant.

Yes.

And when you think back to what she did as Secretary of State with the Russians and how delicately she handled that situation, wasn't it brilliant?

It was.

Just a reminder here for us.

I wanted to present you, which represents what President Obama and Vice President Biden and I have been saying.

And that is,

we want to reset our relationship.

Sure.

And

we will do it together.

And

we worked hard to get the right Russian word.

Do you think we got it?

this wrong.

I love this so much.

We worked hard.

I got to say it again.

We worked hard to get the right Russian word.

Really?

Okay, so all the people in the State Department, everybody doing research for you.

You can't Google it.

Google Translate.

Ever heard of it?

What's the right word for reset?

Betagrusta.

You got that wrong.

Betagrustka, which means for sure.

But we won't let you do that to us.

I promise.

I mean, the incompetence from the very beginning.

She should have been fired right then.

Seriously.

We should call her up.

You're fired.

And we're not even going to pay for your trip home.

Yeah.

The plane doesn't even count.

We're done.

Embarrass the hell out of the United States of America.

You're in charge of the State Department.

Yeah.

Right.

And

you've said, you've mentioned the vice president and the president.

We've all worked hard for this relationship, to reset this relationship.

And to get the right word, to get the word.

And to get the right word, which she didn't do.

Which they can't even do.

When you think about that,

it's hard to believe that she's that bad.

I know.

But she was and is.

It's amazing.

And then she wonders why she lost the election to Donald Trump or anybody else.

Well, Putin.

Well, right.

Putin got her in.

Yeah.

He worked.

He was working feverishly behind the scenes because he was so afraid of her.

Right.

She just proved right there.

There was nothing to fear on the part of Hillary Clinton.

She's a joke.

I thought you had one task,

one task in dealing with our biggest enemy on the planet.

Reset this relationship.

And we're going to reset the relationship.

It's so important to you.

Yeah.

George Bush messed this up so badly.

We want to to start from the very beginning.

We want to start afresh.

We want to start anew.

When we worked hard, we spent hour after hour poring over Russian documents, trying to find the word for reset.

What do you think of our job?

You got it wrong.

Pergrusta means overcharge.

Oh, we don't want to do that, huh?

We're not going to let you do that to us.

Oh my gosh, that's it's embarrassing.

Yeah, I'm still embarrassed.

And that happened, what, eight years ago, nine years ago, ten, whatever the case is.

Amazing.

Just amazing.

That's complete incompetence.

That's the Democrat Party in a nutshell, right there.

But Trump, that guy,

did you read the one tweet?

Yeah, that tweet where he said something mean

him.

Yeah.

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It's why there are real estate agents in the first place.

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Well,

Pat and Jeffy for Glenn,

another

nasty racial incident at a college.

This one at Viturbo University.

I've never heard of Viturbo.

Yeah.

They're the fighting

Viturbans.

Yeah, they're the fighting Viturbans.

At Viturbo University in Wisconsin,

it's been the scene of protests for months now.

Really?

Yeah, because of these alleged hate crimes that have been committed on campus.

Been some really bad stuff written and threats made.

There was some arson.

And

as usual, they find it's an absolute hoax.

Been perpetrated by the person who was supposedly the victim.

Oh my gosh.

How often do we see these stories?

In almost every case, they turn out to be a hoax.

And you know why?

Because, as a rule, Americans just don't think like this.

No, they do.

They just don't care like this.

They don't want to torment BIPOX.

They don't.

They just want to get along with BIPOX.

They don't even notice that they are BIPOCs.

We didn't even have that word until recently.

Victoria Unenka

has been charged now with a hoax hate crime involving the setting of a fire in her dormitory dormitory for one thing uh amazing so there was arson then there were racial uh slurs that were painted all over canvas all over the campus uh and it touched off these demonstrations and they had them day after day after day at viturbo because people were so upset and then it turns out she's the one who did it oh my gosh So what happens now, though?

Nothing.

Because they're not going to charge her.

This is not going to stop until these hoax people, the people who perpetrate these hoaxes, are held accountable.

Yes.

Yeah, we need to start charging.

Yes, they need to be held accountable.

No matter what it is, if you accuse people of things knowingly that they're not guilty of.

Yeah.

Knowingly, you should be held accountable.

Well, because you're inciting what?

You're inciting riots.

You're inciting hatred.

You're wasting police officers' time and effort and taking them away from other things they should be doing at that time.

It's really a problem, and there should be a price.

There should be a price to pay, but there almost never is.

There almost never is.

It's just for these college students.

Yeah.

There's, oh, well,

just

fun.

Just fella.

We got it wrong.

Yeah, but she set fire to one of the.

Yeah, well, come on.

We put it out after she did.

It was about the cause.

The whole thing didn't burn to the ground, did it?

No harm done.

Sure, more hatred was started.

Sure.

Yeah, no doubt about that.

Sure, there was some property damage.

Sure.

Yeah.

That's it, though.

And she fired people up against one another, but you know,

she didn't really mean it.

I mean, well, she did at the time.

Yeah, but she doesn't now.

She doesn't mean nothing by it now.

She's excited to be part of the Turbo V Hawks.

Yeah, the

turbans.

Yeah, right.

It's crazy.

It's absolutely nuts.

Also, this is kind of interesting, too, because Democrats, you know, they're the best friend of minorities.

They love and cherish the relationship they have

with minorities.

The ones in the inner city.

And in the rural areas.

They love those.

They love them.

Love them in both those places.

Well, House Democrats just voted against an amendment this week that would have required companies to inform their shareholders if they engaged in activities with a Chinese official or company using forced Uyghur labor.

Right.

So in China,

they're supposedly, I mean, we are actually outraged by what China is doing to the Uyghurs.

They're putting them in forced labor camps.

They're executing them.

And there's, what, over a million in custody in these camps, and it's been growing leaps and bounds.

There's been some reports about, I think the Olympics, in fact, said that they couldn't get their products made from that province, right?

The cotton from that province that's being picked by the Uyghurs, the slave laborers.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So

Kentucky Republican Representative Andy Barr introduced an amendment that would require companies to disclose to shareholders every year their activities with any foreign entity that engages in, is responsible for, or facilitates the forced labor of Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, I guess that's people from Kyrgyzstan, and members of other Muslim minority groups in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.

We must cut off offenders from the global economy until China changes course.

We must rely on appeals to their bottom line, not their conscience, because obviously they don't have one.

Right.

So what do the Democrats do?

They blocked it.

No, we're not going to.

No.

Wait.

On what basis are they blocking that?

Why?

Religious oppression.

The Wolf Party would rather turn a blind eye than stand up.

Well, of course, this is what Kevin McCarthy is saying.

Let me see if I can.

I don't even see an explanation.

They didn't even explain it because they don't think they have to.

I'm sure.

And what explanation could there be?

Well, for real, the only explanation is they're just, you know, they're on China's payroll.

Yes.

That's the first thing that comes into my head.

I know that it's true.

Of course.

But it appears that way.

I mean,

we've only had examples of other Democrats having Chinese spies with them.

We've only had examples.

Oh, sleeping with them, but only for two years.

Senators had their drivers and their

people from China.

There's just those examples.

That's it, though.

What was the Chinese spy's name?

Was it Fang Feng?

Fing Feng?

Yeah.

Fang Feng, I think.

Yeah.

Wang Fang.

Eric, what's his face?

Swalwell.

Eric Swalwell.

Still in good standing with everyone.

Betted her down for about two years.

Who knows how many pillow talk

secret information conversations there were.

Who knows?

And What's HerFace, the senator from Feinstock, right?

Didn't she?

She had some assistant that was the same thing.

Yes.

For years.

And they get away with it.

And there's no repercussions from that.

None.

By the end of every show, this stuff starts to up in your brain.

I am so angry at that Hillary Clinton clip right now.

I cannot tell you.

It's all I want to think about.

I cannot believe that

she held a job with the State Department.

The head job, the Secretary of State in the United States of America, and she fails at one thing with her.

And she still has a job.

She's treated like she knows what she's talking about

no

right

it's incredible i'm gonna google this right now as a matter of fact since you brought it up again we're sort of heading backwards here but that's okay because i know i'm sorry i just i can't stop because the hillary is still on your screen right at 360 and i keep still seeing hillary word

for reset

probably

and there it is yeah no and it's certainly not per groove staff but you didn't try as hard

as the State Department and the president and vice president who were so moved to reset this relationship.

Right.

Reset.

Reset.

Okay, so that's how it sounds.

In English, right?

Reset.

Reset.

Now, here it is in Russian.

There you go.

I mean, how long it took me?

A second and a half to find it.

Well, you don't work for the stage department.

I didn't try really hard to find it.

I just Googled it.

That is embarrassing.

Totally embarrassing.

Totally.

Well, you'll say, well, maybe Google wasn't as fast back then.

No, okay.

Okay.

That was 10 years ago.

You're not saying Google could do the same thing.

She only had 3G.

Sorry.

Okay.

Gotcha.

It would have taken her 10 whole seconds.

Yeah, about a second and a half.

Maybe.

Okay.

And I mean, do you really have nobody in the State Department that speaks Russian?

I really hope that's not true.

Right.

I really do.

I know Americans, as a rule, we don't speak a lot of languages.

In fact, I was.

My daughter is

in Utah right now, my youngest.

And she went out with some guy that she was really impressed with.

And he's from Egypt.

And she's like, he speaks four languages.

I'm like,

do they really have have to put us to shame like that all the time?

I can barely speak one.

He speaks four.

You hear that about foreigners all the time.

First of all, they have to learn English, right?

So even if that's not their major tongue, that's how international business is done.

So you got to learn English.

But then you're doing French and Spanish and all these other.

Why aren't, why don't we ever do that?

It's interesting.

I'm surprised you did, Pat, because, you know, many of us speak

multiple languages.

Multiple languages.

Really?

Give me an example of some of the languages.

I can barely speak English.

I know.

Are you kidding me?

I know.

I can count to 10.

You would think.

You would think, though, in the State Department, that's where you deal with all these people.

Yes.

That's where...

That's where you go to work.

Yeah.

You're working.

You go to university and you show up with eight languages and you go, you know, I could probably work at the UN or the State Department.

There's two jobs.

That's what you do.

I mean, the State Department definitely seeks out people who can speak Russian, Arabic, important languages that we need so that we can infiltrate people

and mess with their economy.

Learning Mandarin.

And their structure.

And we're at the State Department.

We'd like you to work for us.

Right.

Right.

And they couldn't find anybody.

You got that wrong.

That means overcharge.

What buffoons?

What total and complete buffoons?

Didn't she have the little light handheld thing or something?

She had a button.

One of those restart buttons.

Yeah, she had a reset button that looked like it came from Office Depot or

what was that?

Company.

Yes.

Push the button.

And it was just like that because it was this symbolic thing that we're going to reset this relationship.

Pathetic.

And they completely bungled it.

Amazing.

Amazing.

But this is the wonder and the splendor that is the Democrat Party.

Triple 8-727-B-E-C-K.

It's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

All right, let me tell you about American financing.

You know, that part of the big blockbuster action movie

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That's a sort, that's kind of where we are right now in the financial world.

If you're even slightly paying attention, you've noticed that we're headed for all kinds of economic trouble, and it probably isn't far off.

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But

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Pat and Jeffy for Glenn, wishing you a really happy Father's Day weekend.

Hope it goes really well for you.

Thank you.

Not you.

I was talking to our audience.

Oh.

Yeah.

Triple 8727BECK.

Apparently,

the cars on the road in the United States.

This really surprises me.

So the average age of a vehicle operating in the U.S.,

according to market, M-A-R-K-I-T,

12.1 years.

No way, really.

12.1 years.

So the average car on the road today in the United States is 12 years old.

That's pretty incredible.

That's absolutely incredible.

It's incredible.

It's amazing.

Now, that's coming off of COVID.

You know,

people weren't buying cars.

Wow.

So, you know, the cars are getting a little older.

So they're hoping that

that turns around

in the next year.

Because

two decades ago, according to this, the average was 9.6.

It was under 10 years.

And it's already gone up to 12

since that time.

Yeah.

That's fast.

And it kind of leads to the Jeff Fisher chewing the fat economic indicators.

Oh, which is?

Which is that the economy is getting worse

by the amount of cars broken down along the highway.

So you can tell how bad the economy is by the number of cars.

Because I see more and more cars broken down along the interstate.

And I believe that that's because people are putting off

repairs

because they

don't have the money.

Yeah, everyday maintenance so they just you know there they are broken down along the highway they're gonna have to get it fixed or there it sits to get towed uh when we lived back east and i commuted from connecticut to midtown manhattan every day it was astounding the number of cars that you'd see on the side of the road that had been burned up you know because when they when they're on the side of the road i'm not sure that leads into my economic indicator but it kind of does it away because yes there were a lot of them but also, if you break down on the side of the road and leave your vehicle there, it's going to be a burned husk by the time you get back.

Yeah, you don't leave it.

For some reason, people would always set them on fire.

You don't want to get your fingerprints.

So you're going on the Cross Bronx Expressway, and here's like 18 cars in a row that are all on fire.

Or they've been put out, but they're burned beyond rest.

I'm still on fire.

Move over.

So that's a good economic indicator.

I think it is.

Yeah.

So that means we've got more hard times to come.

Yep.

Yeah, I don't like that.

All right.

I changed my mind.

That's not a good economic indicator.

It's a crappy one.

Sorry.

Don't try to bring up stupid stats like that ever again, Jeff.

Okay.

All right.

Have a great Father's Day weekend.

We'll see you again on Monday.

I think Stu's back on Monday is the rumor.

And Glenn's back on Tuesday, maybe?

Ish?

Something like that.

Anyway, have a great weekend.

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