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We were just talking about how proud we are as Americans after

Joe Biden's showing against Vladimir Putin yesterday.

Tremendous.

Just proud.

proud.

Bursting with pride, I would say.

We will show you some of the things he had to say and some of what happened coming up in 60 seconds.

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all right uh we had the biden-putin summit yesterday uh i love the treatment that cnn gave it on their uh they've got this show called reality check i don't know what the douche's name is.

He doesn't.

Oh, geez.

He doesn't either, actually.

Agonizing.

And, you know, what they reality checked every single day for four years was Donald Trump.

And I don't remember watching reality.

Really?

Yeah.

It's at 7 o'clock every morning.

They do a little reality check, and it was usually to check on something that Trump said.

So everybody was wondering, well, when Trump leaves, what are they going to talk about?

Trump.

Yeah, Trump.

Trump.

They're going to talk about Trump.

They're still going to reality check Donald Trump and Republicans.

And today's thing was,

were Republicans rooting for Vladimir Putin?

No, Republicans weren't rooting for Vlad Putin.

It's agonizing.

What Republicans were concerned about is we have a president in serious cognitive decline, which CNN doesn't seem to even freaking notice.

No, no, not at all.

Don't even notice.

We just overlooked that completely.

Yeah, we're not going to pay attention to that.

And it's as clear as the nose on your face.

It's as obvious as

any situation we've ever seen involving a president of the United States.

The guy's in trouble.

He just.

He just has been for quite some time.

Yeah.

I mean, it's really.

He was in trouble during the campaign.

Yeah.

We warned about it all during the campaign.

He was elected anyway.

He got really lucky with being able to be in the basement through most of the campaign because of the pandemic.

Yeah, he had to stay in.

A lot.

I I think.

At least I thought it did, but now he's out and about and it appears like, oh, well, that's just the way he is.

Yeah.

Joe being Joe.

Well, and he's got a whole staff of people around him who try to save him every chance they get.

Jill among them.

Jill is always looking around.

Definitely his handler, man.

Yeah.

Trying to jump in there and save him.

And Kamala does the same thing.

She serves the same purpose.

And so yesterday, he had the two world leaders by themselves.

So there's no saving him here.

He's got to be able to compete with this vicious killer, as everybody calls him, because Putin is.

He's a vicious killer.

He poisons his

opponents, and he's done it on a fairly regular basis, and he doesn't mind doing it.

And here are the two sitting down together and just getting settled in.

This is kind of fun.

Biden sitting there with his legs crossed like a proper lady.

And

like the proper proper lady he is uh-huh and putin just making himself comfortable with a little man spread

joe looking at the looking at his notes looking at his notes

putin had none important and that doesn't mean we're rooting for vladimir putin that just means again the president

is not in the

in the shape that he needs to be to take to face this kind of challenge.

He can't handle it.

He can't.

And

they have been babbling about how racist America is and that our biggest threat in this country that we face is white supremacy.

And that January 6th was the worst event in American history.

It's akin to 9-11.

It's bigger than

Pearl Harbor.

It was a threat to democracy.

All of that nonsense.

I mean,

it is 1-6 now.

Yeah.

I mean, that's right.

1.6.

Okay.

Which is more powerful, of course, than 9-11 because it was so much worse.

So much worse.

And they've been spreading that for the whole time.

Absolutely.

So what do you think is going to happen?

You think Putin's not going to take advantage of that?

He did.

He did take advantage of it.

When he's asked about political violence in his country, he turned it around.

You didn't answer my question, sir.

If all of your political opponents are dead in prison poison doesn't that send a message that you do not want a fair political fight

on the question of who is murdering whom

people

rioted and went into the Congress in the US with political demands

and many people were

declared as criminals and they are threatened with imprisonment from 20 to 25 years.

And these people were immediately arrested after those events.

On what grounds we don't know always,

the state didn't actually inform us about that.

One of the participants

were just shot on the spot

and

unarmed as well.

Unarmed

on the spot.

Right.

Many countries are going through exactly what we're going through.

Let me just repeat.

We sympathize with what was happening in the States, but we do not wish that to happen in Russia.

Wow.

Wow.

So just turn it right back around on us.

I'm not going to answer any of your other questions about

the accidental poisoning.

Yeah, the poisoning of my political opponents, which is not what was going on on January 6th, but I'm going to use that anyway because the Democrats use it all the time.

So why wouldn't I?

Why wouldn't I?

That's what they've created here.

They've created a problem whereby America has no credibility in the world on the world stage.

They've removed the high ground from us by continually dragging us through the mud talking about what a what an awful racist xenophobic nation we are and how hateful white people are and the white supremacist movement is completely out of control and our number one threat it's pathetic what they've done

it's uh

it's it's almost treasonous it is it's just almost treason uh What they've done here.

And you can see that they've given cannon fodder to all of our enemies.

They've given cover to Vladimir Putin.

And they set us up to take a fall in this summit.

And

we did.

And

we did.

Yeah, we did.

We left this president, left the other world leaders.

It pisses me off.

No.

It's frustrating.

It's so frustrating.

Because, you know, it was always, always at least if it wasn't, I mean, Donald Trump was, you know, a standalone kind of guy where, I mean, he pushed his way to the front and I'm Donald Trump and America first, and that's the way it goes.

And that's the way it was.

But even

before Donald Trump, at least America still held your term, the high ground.

Yeah.

Still held the high ground.

Yes.

But we've, you know, we've ceded that to them now.

Absolutely.

We've ceded it.

We've said to the Chinese, we're no better than you.

We've said to to the Russians, we're no better than you.

We've said to

our allies,

we can't really hold the world stage.

We can't do it anymore.

And they're believing that, right?

That started with,

well, Barack Obama for sure, right?

Like doing his apology tour and saying that

you are just as good as us and we're not better than you.

And then now they believe it.

America's exceptional, just like Iceland is exceptional.

Right.

You think the Icelanders don't think they're exceptional?

Of course they do.

Of course they they do.

Like Canadians are exceptional and Zimbabweans are exceptional.

Sure, we're exceptional just like that.

In fact, Canada is so exceptional.

You know what?

Come up to the big table.

Exactly.

Couldn't have to say that.

We'll put you at the G7 table.

So they've created this world.

Yes, they have.

And now we have to try to function in it and have to try to still lead with it.

And I don't know how you do that.

I don't know how you do that.

After you've beaten America down like this, after you have admitted that we're no better than anybody else, then how do you reclaim the high ground and tell China, hey, stop with the Uyghurs, okay?

Well, after you stop persecuting your black people, maybe we'll do that.

After you stop persecuting all of your minorities and bring equality to all your people, then maybe you can talk to us about it.

Maybe.

That's what we're getting now.

That's what we're getting because they act as if and speak as if we're no better than anybody else.

And so you created this world.

Again, now we have to lay in it.

We just,

we're just subject now to what the Democrats have done here.

And it's really, it's a real problem.

It's a real problem.

And then on top of that, we have our president who is struggling.

Cognitive decline.

Yeah.

I mean, it's really noticeable.

Really noticeable.

And it's so noticeable after the last four years with Donald Trump, who commanded.

I mean, say what you will about him.

I know a lot of people don't like the way he acted.

They didn't like his style, but I'm sorry.

He commanded respect from those guys.

Yes.

He really did.

Emmanuel Macrone was not browbeating Donald Trump.

Not for one second.

The way he did to Biden the other day, telling Biden what he was going to do in Europe, and Biden's just nodding his approval.

Yeah, I need to do that.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

Emmanuel, you're right.

Right.

Okay.

Yeah.

Anything else?

Yeah, okay.

I'll do that too.

It was ridiculous.

Ridiculous.

I know.

So then he has another moment of

telling people that he's going to take questions and he has to, for some reason, feels the need to tell everybody that he's been given a list that he's supposed to abide by.

I think he feels, and I was thinking about this because I don't understand that either.

It doesn't make sense to me why you have to.

Why do you keep saying it?

Say it.

Yeah.

Just do it.

Do it.

Right.

Just call on the reporters that they've given you the list for.

Bob Stevens from the Associated Press.

Go ahead.

That's all you have to do.

Here's what he did instead.

I'll take your questions.

And as usual, folks, they gave me a list

of the people I'm going to call on.

So Jonathan, Associated Press.

So start with Jonathan.

Somebody else is controlling him.

Well, Bob is always.

First of all, Bob really pissed right now.

Because it wasn't Bob.

Bob's usually frustrated.

I just feel like he thinks, in his mind, by doing that, it takes away the

anger of the other members of the press that aren't getting to ask him questions.

Oh, that could be.

Yeah, somebody else gave me this list.

This isn't my fault.

Right.

I would call it.

But you're not being called on you.

I would call on you.

Maybe.

I feel like maybe that's in his head, but it doesn't work.

It doesn't come across like that.

And and then he usually apologizes for it and says he's going to get in trouble for it because see that's and then it looks even worse right because like i think we talked about it i don't know if this is your show or or or or this show but he feels like he that was funny when he was a senator and he was surrounded by reporters and he had to get through a hearing he would say oh you guys i'm gonna get in trouble but okay well give me i'll i'll talk to you right now so it was like a standing little joke with him well he's the president of the united states now it's not funny.

You get to know it.

You get to know.

No, it's not.

You get to do what you're the president.

Yeah.

You're not, I'm sorry.

You get to do what you want to do.

And we had, I mean, Donald Trump did that, right?

And I know we didn't like Donald Trump, especially with the press, right?

I mean, I know the press hated him, but he stood in front of them every day, answering questions, walking out of the White House,

wherever they were, you go.

What do you got?

I loved it.

What do you got?

What do you got for me?

Who are you with?

What do you got for me?

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So

as we burst with pride with yesterday's performance of our leader

and lament the fact that this brutal

killer from Russia just seemingly dominated him.

I know.

There's

more evidence of it.

Yes, there is.

And one of the things that really I keep looking to what Vladimir gave Joe Biden as a gift because we know that Biden gave Vlad a gift, right?

What do you give him?

He gave him the

aviator glasses and a

Biden gave Putin aviator glasses?

Yes.

Okay.

Yes.

Did Putin immediately put them on?

I guess.

I guess he did.

He also gave him something else.

It was like a crystal bison, I think it was.

What?

What was that?

A crystal bison?

Does Vlad have a deep desire to have crystal bison in his crystal bison sculpture?

I know exactly where to put this in the Kremlin.

This will look beautiful.

And a pair of custom aviators, the ones that Biden wears all the time.

That's great.

I don't think that

Putin gave Joe anything because I can't find it anywhere.

If he did, I don't know what he was doing.

Really?

Yeah.

Because usually they exchange.

I know.

Right?

I know.

That's what I mean.

I don't.

You remember the first meeting between Obama and the Queen, where he gave her a set of his speeches?

I mean, how happy are you with that?

Oh, my God.

Come on.

I'd just sit there and weep openly.

As a man, I would break down and weep openly.

No, Barack, really?

No.

You've given me

16 of your finest speeches.

And then we find out that she can't listen to them anyway because they were the wrong, the

wrong kind of thing.

It wasn't compatible with the European thing.

So great.

You can't make that up.

I mean, you could, but nobody would believe it.

So I'm not sure what

proud gift Vlad gave to Joe, but he's got to be happy with the

crystal bison sculpture and the aviator delight.

He's got to be pleased with that.

Yeah, yeah, that's awesome.

Biden also came out and talked about giving Putin a list of things that are off limits for cyber attacks.

He was powerful here.

Listen to that.

Another area we spent a great deal of time on was cyber.

Was cyber

deposit for cyber.

I talked about it.

I love this tendency.

Another area we talked about

was cyber.

But doesn't he say after it then he talked about to security so it must must have been the teleprompter oh maybe because play that back again he's done that before though he's done the cyber security called it the cyber yeah but i think he i think right after that he goes cyber security

another area we spent a great deal of time on was cyber and cyber security and cyber cyber

proposition that certain critical infrastructures should be off limits to attack period

by cyber and any other means i gave them a list so great if i'm not mistaken mistaken, I don't have it in front of me.

16 specific entities,

16 defined as critical infrastructure under U.S.

policy.

Do we have that list?

From the energy sector to our water system.

Look it up.

That's laying down the law, my friend.

I told him these should

be off limits.

16 infrastructure thingies

that should

not be subject to attack, please.

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Biden-Putin meeting happened.

The summit.

So it was more than a meeting.

It was a summit.

And

Joe Biden laid down the law.

He did.

He told us.

He said,

you should not attack us on certain things and infrastructure stuff.

Like

16 things, and I don't know what they are, but I said that to him.

I said, you shouldn't do that.

I don't have them with me.

I don't have them with me now.

I don't know

what I said to him or anything.

We found the 16 items.

The 16 items are energy, water,

health care, emergency.

Emergency.

Emergency, it's on the list.

Chemical.

Chemical.

Nuclear communications.

Okay.

Government,

defense,

food,

commercial facilities.

All right.

I.T.

Yeah.

transportation,

dams, manufacturing, financial services.

Is it okay for them to attack us?

It doesn't seem like any of them.

What a weird thing.

It seems like we

covered the entire infrastructure.

You shouldn't attack us on any of these things, but

you can attack us on clothes.

On clothing.

You can attack our clothing if you want, but not these other things.

You know what?

Just socks.

Just socks.

That's it.

That's incredible.

I mean, he couldn't name one of those.

Something?

I mean, healthcare or something.

The first thing pops into your head.

Yeah.

I gave him 16 things, and we made sure we put healthcare on the list.

Next question.

What do you want?

And

I said to the guy, you attack us on any of these things.

We find out you've hacked into any of these things.

There will be hell to pay.

There will be massive repercussions.

He didn't say any of that.

You know he didn't.

I told him I'd take back that crystal bison in a heartbeat.

In fact, I have a destruct button.

I can just blow up your crystal buffalo if you want.

I don't even care if it's in the Kremlin.

It'll still blow up when I push this button.

Wow.

That's amazing.

So you can't attack our water.

Was transportation listed on that?

Yes.

Good.

Yes.

Good.

I mean, it's an important one.

Hello.

So was

emergency.

So, I mean, we're covered.

Emergency.

We're covered.

So

you can't attack us on the urgent, urgent, urgent emergency

situation, I guess.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

No problem.

Laid down the law.

He

laid it down, this guy.

Don't mess with Joe Biden.

You know, a lot of people think they can because of his cognitive

disintegration, but they can't.

I mean, look at what he did.

Yeah, thank you.

Look what he did.

I mean, he told us that he had gave 16 things to Biden.

Sure enough.

And we found the list.

I hoped this was the list.

I mean, he couldn't remember what they were.

And then how strong and powerful he was.

He got mad when he got questioned by a reporter as he was leaving.

When he got done, after he'd taken his jacket off, and he was a little hot up there on the center stage, and then he was walking away.

I love it when his crotchety old man self comes in.

Yeah, Yeah, I mean, he's pissed.

He's done this before, too, many times.

You know, where he comes back and gets in your face.

Look fat.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, he gets back in your face when something ticks.

You want to do some push-ups?

You want to run around the block three or four times?

Look fat.

What do you want to do?

It was awesome.

You want to do some sit-ups?

Is that what you want to do?

I'll do sit-ups.

Looks like that's right.

Nobody's reported that.

Look fat.

Yeah.

The guy is.

And

he did that to the union guy.

Remember in Michigan when he turned around in the fight about guns or whatever?

He turned around and put his finger to his face.

I mean, I'm not sure what clicks in him to be, you know, Mr.

Tough Guy Joe, but I guess that he thinks that makes him seem like, you know, he's got a short fuse.

Yeah.

He honestly does.

And there was no reason for him to get all pissy about it.

Why does he just keep going?

What's he got to stop for?

Right.

You shouldn't have stopped.

The gaggle of press are all shouting at you anyway.

And you know, his people again have said, Mr.

President, leave the podium, go straight to the door, take no more questions.

Do not pass go.

Do not collect $200.

Get past go.

They're going to yell questions at you.

Ignore them.

And he doesn't.

Here's what happened.

What did one say about all the families of the president?

We're going to follow through with that discussion.

I am not going to walk away on that issue.

Why are you so confident he'll change his behavior, Mr.

President?

Yeah, I'm not confident he'll change his behavior.

What the hell?

What do you do over there?

When did I say I was confident?

You said it the next six months.

I said,

What I said was, let's get it straight.

I said what's going to change their behavior is that the rest of the world reacts to them and it diminishes their standing in the world.

I'm not confident of anything.

Pause it for a second.

I love that statement.

I'm not confident of anything.

I'm not confident of a single thing in life.

i'm not confident the sun will rise tomorrow especially with me in power anything could happen the world could explode i'm not confident in anything what a weird thing to say weird what a bizarre thing for the president of the united states to say you're not confident in anything i mean his argument tonight is before the question that ticked him off right was the come back around on the uh on the people that they had imprisoned i think well yeah it's a it's the hostage they're they're holding.

Why didn't you lay down the law on that and tell them you release this guy and get him home right now?

And that's what ticked off because he said, I'm not letting that go.

I'm coming back on that.

Let it go.

You should have already fixed it.

Yes.

The minute you got in office, your first call should have been Putin.

Send him home.

Now, we're not putting up with this.

Send him home.

That's what you do when you're a strong American president.

Send him home or else.

I've given you a meter glasses.

I've given you a crystal bison.

Send him home.

Now I'm about to round up some of your people, and we're going to put them in a little prison here.

Okay.

Send the guy home.

I'm not putting up with it.

That's what you do when the diplomats start getting deported.

But I'm not confident of anything.

But he's not confident.

And he's not.

I think that's pretty clear.

And I don't know why that set him off so much.

Or why are you confident that Putin's going to change?

And then he was all pissed off about that.

All right, let's see the rest of this.

And given his past behavior has not changed, and in that press conference, after sitting down with you for several hours, he denied any involvement in cyber attacks.

He downplayed human rights abuses.

He even refused to say Alexei Navalny's name.

So, how does that account to a constructive meeting as president?

Right.

Good question.

If you don't understand that, you're in the wrong business.

If the summit would try to

go quickly, let's go.

Quickly,

if you don't understand that, you're in the wrong business.

Okay.

All right.

That's weird, but okay.

Jeez.

No problem.

It just shows that she touched a nerve there somehow.

Is there anything that you're confident about, sir, before you leave?

No, he's already told us he's not.

He isn't.

There's nothing he's confident about.

And

he's just been dominated here.

Is there any question in your mind that he got dominated?

And I don't want it to happen.

I don't revel in that happening.

I'm embarrassed that it happened.

I'm just embarrassed.

This guy can't handle the job, and I think everybody knows it.

Everybody knows it.

CNN won't admit it.

They won't show the evidence of it, but they know it.

Everybody knows it.

It's as clear as the nose on your face.

I guess I want to believe that it's not true.

We're still America.

We're still the United States.

We're still strong.

We're still a leader of the world.

Right?

We're still

some of those things, but our leadership

has definitely diminished us.

As long as he doesn't hack emergency and

water and chemical

and transportation.

You can have the socks.

You can have the socks.

Take the clothes.

Hack all the clothes you want.

Socks can come out with massive holes in the toes.

That's just part of the

deal of getting along between countries.

We'll have to deal with that.

Don't be messing with emergency.

Don't mess with emergency.

Don't do it.

Okay.

I know.

I know.

I don't know how much, you know, we had, I wanted at least,

I don't know that I expected it, but I did want at least a little bit of a power showing.

Yeah, I did too.

I did too.

But again, I think they've tied our hands with all the rhetoric.

That makes it tough, right?

I don't know if they think we live in a cone of silence over the United States and nobody hears the things they're saying.

But when you're saying that our country is systemically racist and you're saying that there's white supremacists and they're the biggest threat domestically that we face, they're going to throw that back in your face every time.

When you're saying that January 6th was this gigantic insurrection disaster, that many people were killed.

One was.

And it just happened to be a Trump supporter.

But Putin used that.

They don't even know why she was shot.

She was shot.

She was unarmed.

He knows all that stuff.

Well, okay, you've given them

all of this ammunition to use against us.

And he mentioned the George Floyd protests.

And I don't think he called him George Floyd, though.

He just called him an unfortunate African-American guy that got shot or something.

At least that's what was translated.

But, I mean, they used those protests against us.

So, I mean, that was, I mean, those protests started here and

rolled through the world.

There were all countries all over the world protesting because of that.

And then, pretty soon,

the line that Putin is using is, I don't want what happened in your country to happen in mine.

And he's not even answering the question that he was asked.

Why are you poisoning your opposition there?

This would be like, you know, they're poisoning Republicans or that we were poisoning Democrats when Republicans were in office.

And we just avoid that question and answer some other question.

And that's what they did.

You're going to get the question, but just move on.

Also, a judge has blocked another brilliant Biden move.

He

has banned these oil leases,

the new oil and gas leases on federal land and water.

And a federal judge in Louisiana just blocked those bans, claiming the administration provided, and this is true, no rational explanation for the ban and didn't follow the law in executing it.

Well, the rational explanation

was that Trump liked it.

And so we're getting rid of it.

I mean, that's all it is.

The judge said millions and possibly billions of dollars are at stake.

Oh, for sure.

Absolutely.

Local government funding, jobs for plaintiff state workers, and funds for the restoration of Louisiana's coastline are at stake.

Plaintiff states have a reliance interest

in the proceeds derived from offshore and on land oil and gas lease sales.

And so he said, no, you can't block that.

That's, I mean, that's awesome.

That sure is.

That's fantastic.

Fortunately, for the United States of America, one of the great things that Donald Trump did was fill these judge seats.

And they are doing a great job so far.

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

Moore, Pat, and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck Program.

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Pat Gray and Jeff Fisher, Glenn, and Stu, on the Glenpic program.

This is a great story.

This is something we talked about from the very beginning of this mask wearing thing because the masks are a breeding ground for all manner of garbage.

I thought you were going to tell me how protective they were.

No, they're not protective at all.

And they've said, well, no, nothing can happen to you from the mask.

Really?

You know what collects on your face because of those masks?

A lot of stuff.

Florida parents were concerned about that and they didn't listen to Fauci telling them, yeah, there's

nothing to worry about.

Really?

Or there's nothing to worry about on these masks?

Huh.

So

they sent these masks in, six masks.

They had just been washed.

Some of them were brand new.

Some of them had been worn once or twice.

And they sent them to the University of Florida to be tested by their laboratory there.

And they discovered a couple of bacterii on these masks.

That's a few.

There were 11 dangerous pathogens found on the masks,

including pneumonia,

tuberculosis,

meningitis, and sepsis,

which can kill.

All of these actually can.

Food poisoning from E.

coli,

diphtheria,

Lyme disease,

and my favorite, urinary tract infections.

Yeah, you know, you know.

Because you just went to the bathroom and then you touched your stupid mask with your hand.

Right.

Aha!

So,

those are just a few of the dangerous pathogens.

Half of the masks were contaminated with one or more strains of pneumonia-causing bacteria.

That's great.

One-third were contaminated with one or more strains of meningitis.

Gosh,

one-third were contaminated with dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacterial pathogens.

That's it, though.

But you know, the thing is,

in addition, there were less dangerous pathogens like

fever, ulcers, these that can cause fever and ulcers, acne, yeast infections, which is wonderful, strep throat, periodontal disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and more.

But most of these are not catchy, right?

I mean, the kids are resilient.

They're

going to fight a little bit.

Good immune systems.

So hopefully they're not.

But they, you know, it's sometime

it's going to get through somebody's immune system.

Well, and they're going to get some of this nasty stuff.

Get an up.

Go play in the dirt.

I just, I mean,

look, we've said it all.

So many unintended consequences from the last year and a half that it boggles the mind.

And we're just now seeing the tip of the iceberg.

Well, we're finally getting to the truth is what is happening.

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Do you hear about the biblical situation that actually happened with this guy

out on the ocean.

He was a lobster diver.

He had, I guess he was diving and was down at the bottom of the, almost at the bottom of the ocean.

Well, he's 40 feet down.

40 feet down.

So it was fairly shallow.

And a whale ate him.

Well, attempted to.

Attempted to.

Attempted to, yeah.

We'll tell you about that.

And much, much more coming up in just 60 seconds.

The Glenn Beck program.

Teamwork makes the dream work, and never does that phrase apply more than in the real estate game.

Buying and selling a home, it's tough during normal economic times.

And I think we can all agree these are not normal economic times.

No, they are not.

And it's always a good idea to do the opposite of how I've done it, and that's purchase high and sell low.

Yeah, that's not a good plan.

Not the way you're supposed to do it.

Not a good plan.

And And Glenn's plan before he started Real Estate Agents I Trust was to use some goofy realtor that somebody told him about.

Hey, I know somebody who does this on the weekends and she'll cut you a really good deal.

And so he did.

And it took him, what, 18 years to sell his house or something?

You know, it was a beautiful home in Connecticut.

I didn't think he was ever going to sell it.

When Connecticut homes were in the millions and he wound up selling it for $37.98.

$37.98 is all he got for it.

Just to get rid of it.

Just to get rid of it.

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Hey, it's Pat and Jeffy for Glenn.

This lobster diver swallowed whole by a hungry humpback whale, but has lived to tell about it because apparently the whale didn't like the taste of this guy.

Right.

Well, Michael Packard, 56,

told the media that he was, and I said 40 feet, he was 45 feet down.

Why did you lie?

Why'd you lie about that?

I just wanted people to think that it was

not as good a diver as I thought, but he's better.

He's better than I thought.

A little better because he's

45 feet lower than you said.

And he said, originally he

thought he was bitten or hit by a shark.

And then he realized, oh, no.

No, I'm in the mouth of a whale.

The mouth of a whale.

And

one station in Boston caught up with him when he left the hospital.

So he's still in a wheelchair.

He's sitting in a parking lot outside the hospital.

And he was interviewed by this reporter.

Now, it's kind of an agonizing interview.

Because

you can't take your mind off of this giant crane truck that passes by and pulls into the parking lot when they first start talking to him.

And then the crane truck realizes that he's in the wrong parking lot.

So he backs up and you got to have the big beeping sounds.

And then he pulls out of the parking lot through half of the interview.

It really drives you insane.

I don't know why the news crew just didn't.

Hey, let's start again.

Yeah, let's do this over.

Let's wrap this up right now and we'll just start over again, okay?

How about that, Mike?

Maybe Michael wouldn't do it.

I don't know.

But he went on to tell his story of what happened to him.

And

it was interesting.

It was interesting to hear from Michael.

It was.

I found it less believable when Michael told his story than when I just read it from the article.

Because Michael was pretty dull in telling his story.

He just got spit off of a whale.

I know.

I know, which is something you would think would make for a great story.

No, it really didn't.

It did, though.

It did.

It was heartfelt and he was still shocked.

He never wound up in the whale's belly, you know, like Jonah.

Correct.

Jonah wound up in the belly of a whale for three days before the whale washed up on shore and then puked him out.

And you believe that story?

I do.

But you don't believe that.

But I don't believe this story.

All right.

I was checking.

Because he was just in his mouth.

And apparently the whale was like, ugh, what did I just,

that doesn't taste like planted?

What did I just put in my mouth?

And he started shaking his head and spit him out.

Yeah.

And so Michael was fine.

A little bruised, I guess.

He said he had some deep bruises, right?

He thought he broke his legs and it was just

now, I mean, he's in a wheelchair when they were talking to him.

So I don't know how long it takes you to.

end up walking after that, after you get spit out from a whale and gnaw down a little bit from a whale.

But there's, you know, whether you believe it or not, there's witnesses who saw him get spitted out.

He talked about his

boatmate that follows them, follows the bubbles when he's diving, saw it happen, saw the whale come up and shake him out and throw him out.

And then his partner in another boat rescued him, pulled him in.

It's a great story

until you hear him tell it.

We don't have it, do we?

We do have it.

All right, listen to this, and you see if you believe the guy.

I'm a lobster diver out of Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Okay.

And I was diving today.

I jumped over over and I got down to about 45 feet of water and

all of a sudden I just felt this huge bump and everything went dark.

It's the whale's tongue you bumped into his tongue.

I didn't sense that I was moving.

He doesn't know that.

He doesn't know that.

And I was like, oh my god, did I just get bit by a shark?

Why, did something hurt?

And then I felt around and I realized

there was no teeth.

There was no teeth.

And I hadn't felt really no great pain.

How?

And then I realized that.

Then why'd you think you got hit?

I'm in a whale's mouth.

And the backup of the truck there.

In a whale's mouth.

And he's trying to swallow me.

I'm in a whale's palp.

He's trying to swallow me.

And there goes the crate truck.

Doesn't realize he's in the rough.

Yeah.

I'm going to die.

There was no getting out of there.

And yet you did.

And all of a sudden

he went up to the surface and just erupted and started shaking his head.

And I just got thrown in the air and landed in the water and I was free and I just floated there.

You floated.

Okay.

And I was just, I couldn't believe it.

I couldn't believe I got out of that.

And I'm here to tell it.

I couldn't believe it.

I thought my legs were broken, but I'm all bruised up.

All right.

I don't know.

And I made

you made it.

Here you are.

I was thinking when you were in the grasp of this whale.

He just told me

more.

He's got more to the story.

It was a fruit.

And I was thinking, okay, this is it.

I'm going to die.

I thought about my kids and I thought I'm never going to see my kids again.

And then

I thought, no, I made it.

That's it.

And then, so the reporter asked him, what were you thinking?

He just told you.

There's more to the story.

He knows there's more to the story.

All right, let's probe it.

Let's hear it then.

Fast, my only thought was

how to get out of that mouth.

And I realized there was no overcoming

a beast of that size.

Yeah, right.

He was going to do with me what he wanted to do.

He was going to do what he wanted to do.

He was going to have his way.

That's what whales do.

That's what they do.

And

I was actually in his mouth probably

a good 30 seconds.

30 seconds.

Oh, okay.

I still had my regulator in my mouth.

I was still breathing.

And I was

just wondering what was going on.

His oxygen tanks aren't as long.

He's dead.

He'll tell you that in a second.

Oh my God, what if he does swallow me?

And here I am.

I'm breathing.

That's a good thought.

Yeah.

Breathing air.

Breathing this whale's mouth until my air runs.

Crazy stuff.

Did a fisherman come by and help you when you got spit out?

But when I died for lobsters, my mate follows my bubbles.

So he was right next to me and he saw the whale come up and throw me out and

he pulled right over.

Your mate follows your bubbles.

Obviously, carrying me.

Are you a lobster diver?

No.

Okay.

No.

His mate follows his bubbles.

I mean, that's it makes perfect sense.

So now you're telling me you still don't believe him after all of that.

I believe him less every time I see that.

So I'm in the whale's mouth for,

and I'm thinking, what, a week, a month,

30 seconds?

You weren't in his mouth.

Get out of here.

The beast was having his way with him.

He was going to eat.

Thank you.

He was going to eat.

And then he decided, you know what?

No.

He's not plankton, so I'm spitting him out.

Now, do humpback whales have teeth?

Because they just eat plankton, right?

So I don't know that they even have teeth.

I know some whales have teeth, but I don't know about humpbacks.

That's a good question.

I'm not sure about humpback whales having teeth, but I know that they had talked to, they, of course, reached out to experts.

Okay.

And based on what was described,

this would have to be a mistake and an accident on the part of the humpback, according to the experts.

You think?

Yeah, according to the director.

Yeah, I think we got that part.

Since he spit him out, he had it to the director of humpback whale studies at the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown.

So, I mean, that's a good gig if you can get it, man.

Yeah.

What do you do?

I study humpback whales

for the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown.

I'm not sure.

I'm still trying to find if they have teeth, though, because I don't know if they have to.

Humpback whales are baleen whales rather than teeth.

Rather than teeth, they have 270 to 400 fringed overlapping plates hanging down from body.

Right, okay, so

you get that banging on you for 30 seconds.

You're going to get some deep bruises, which is what Michael was talking about.

Yeah.

Okay.

The baleen plates were banging down on his body, and that's why his legs were so sore afterwards.

That's why he thought his legs were broken.

So

that's great.

I believe you, Michael.

I don't know why some people wouldn't.

I mean, it's a happy story.

Your family is glad that you survived.

It would have been a much better story if he would have been swallowed and been in the belly of the whale.

That would have been cool, right?

Cut his way out.

And then he cut his way out.

I want to know if you can do that because not even Jonah cut his way out.

Right.

Pinocchio and his dad didn't cut their way out, right?

They had a little campfire in the belly.

Come back to me when you get swallowed all the way, Michael.

Yeah.

Let me know if you survived that.

Then that's something we want to hear about.

That's an interesting tale to tell.

When you've been swallowed and you're in the whale's stomach and you cut your way out,

then I had to crawl all the way out through the back.

Ew.

Well, how it's going to get out.

Ooh.

All right.

I don't know.

Well, you cut your way out.

You bring a pocket knife and you just saw it through the whale's belly.

That's why it's always good to have that Swiss Army knife with you all the time.

Always.

Always.

Always.

All right.

Triple A.

I can't travel without that.

727, B-E-C-K.

Pat and Jeffy for Glenn.

There's a high-speed rail project going on between Dallas and Houston now.

I was just reading about the new proposed high-speed rail project between Dallas and Houston.

They just signed a $16 billion contract

with WeBuild, the Global Engineering and Construction Company, to lead the construction team that's going to build the train.

So that's great.

That's great news.

And when will this thing be built?

And how fast will it go?

You're looking at a couple hundred miles an hour, I think.

Really?

So that's, I mean, that's,

do we really need it?

No.

We have something called,

oh, that's an airplane.

Airplane that goes

faster than this train will go and will get you from Dallas to Houston faster than the train.

Yeah, better technology because I don't know if you you know this.

Rail technology was from the 1800s.

Okay.

Air technology,

well, it started in the early 1900s, but it's progressed nicely since then.

So, yeah.

We don't really need a high-speed rail.

You can get there in 90 minutes.

90 minutes.

90 minutes going 200 miles an hour, right?

You can get there about 45 minutes if you take a plane.

And here's the thing.

Usually the train costs about the same, if not more, than traveling by air.

It's expensive.

You would think rail travel, okay, because it's slower and it's old technology.

And you'd think, all right, it's what, 50 cents, 75 cents to go from Dallas to Houston.

No, you'd be wrong.

You'd be wrong.

You'd be wrong.

You'd be dead stinking wrong.

It's hundreds of dollars, probably.

I'll bet you'd be a couple hundred bucks.

Plus, what are you going to do when you get there?

Right?

I mean, how are you going to travel around?

up just hopping out?

You rent a scooter and

tool around Houston for a while or tool around Dallas.

Well, at the train depot, are they going to have rent-a-car services like they do at the airport?

You'd have to.

You'd have to.

Or

you have to

have special high-speed rail Uber services.

Well, do they have light rail from the airport in Houston to downtown?

I think they do.

Oh, they might then.

They're going to hook up with their light rail here, too.

Yeah.

Right.

right that they've that they've continued nobody is on that i drive by the light rail station nobody's on in you're lying to the glentbeck audience i i drive by it every day twice a day

And no one is ever there.

That's a lie.

No, it isn't.

Pat, I drive by there every day.

This morning I drove by the star.

There were three people.

There were three people standing outside that.

Yes.

And what time was it?

Yes.

That was, I don't know, 5.30 a.m., something like that.

I mean, that's the late shift.

Yeah.

I mean, that's

people going to work at 5.30.

Three people standing there.

And one guy looked at zero people standing there.

He actually wasn't going to ride it.

He looked like he was going through the trash cans.

But I don't know that.

It just looked like that person was.

So two people were getting on the train.

I've never seen.

There's one new rail system that comes across the interstate that we travel to and from these studios from, and that goes across and goes into the airport.

I have never seen a human being on that.

Not once.

I see targets whizz by all the time with nobody on it.

Nobody on it.

I mean, I'm sure people use them, but

the one, the brand new one that they just built, I mean, they stopped traffic on the interstate.

They built these overpasses.

They're going in and out of the airport.

I've never seen a human on it.

It's stupid technology.

That's why.

It's stupid.

It's old.

It's tired.

It's expensive.

And nobody wants to do it.

Why are you so hell-backed

on Rail Track?

I don't know.

And now

Amtrak has got their new USA Rail Pass going right now.

Geez, Amtrak is expensive.

They try to make Joe Biden out to be this middle-class guy because he took Amtrak every day.

You know what that must have cost taxpayers?

A lot of money.

A fortune.

Yes, a lot of money.

But now you can get their USA Rail Pass for $299.

One way.

Well, you get a trip.

Which way?

Round trip.

Every day.

What?

$299 a month?

$299 a day?

What happens is you get to, that covers 10 rail segments for 30 days.

So for $299, and you got to use it.

So if you get it, you have 120 days to book trips using the USA Rail Pass.

My gosh.

And then after you use it the first time,

you have 30 days from that day to use the other 10 segments for $299.

So now, how bad do you want to travel on Amtrak?

Not bad.

That's a good deal.

That's a good

deal.

Good deal.

And yet I don't want to do it.

Because if you wanted to go somewhere, I mean, maybe it's cheaper.

If you wanted to travel, take the train.

Oh, and it's also

sitting with the unwashed masses.

You're not in any of the sleeper cars.

You're not in any of that.

You're sitting over there.

All right, in that seat there with the coach people.

But

maybe it's cheaper to use that if you were going to go on a big trip, you know, and you take the family and you cost you $299 a head instead of

$1,000 to go one way instead of using all of the 10.

I'm not sure what they consider segments.

You know, is each going from one city to the next a segment?

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean, I don't know.

I mean, if I wanted to go somewhere, maybe I would, if I wasn't going to drive, maybe I would take the old-fashioned technology of air travel that would take me right to that particular city.

Right.

Without it being segments.

That's the thing.

Yeah.

Then you know how much it really is.

Okay, right.

You'll get me from this city to that city for a certain price.

I'll take it.

Okay.

All right.

I'll take it.

And you have ground transportation once I get there.

Okay, well, I'm in.

I'm in.

Done.

I'm done.

And you'll get me there in a couple hours rather than a couple days.

Okay, I'm in.

Yeah.

Let's do that.

It sounds more, it sounds easy.

Doesn't it, though?

And yet they keep pushing

rail.

Why?

It's bizarre.

I just, I don't understand it.

There's only one place where rail travel works, really, and it's on the East Coast.

On the East Coast.

And it's going between the Eastern Corridor cities.

And maybe you can make a living there as a train company.

Most don't.

Most don't, including amtrak who's you know government subsidized taxpayer subsidized and we pay for most of it because they lose money every year by the billions it's stupid

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This is a Virginia teenager.

It has gone viral because she blasted the Board of Virginia's Loudoun County Public Schools for allowing transgender students to use girls' locker rooms.

And she's a little bit hacked off about it.

And it's about time some of these girls are speaking out about this.

I don't know why this hasn't happened more.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I guess maybe they've been beaten into submission and they think, oh, I'm a terrible person if I speak out against this.

No, you should express your concerns.

Why?

Why are the only concerns for the transgender person here?

Yeah, the parents should definitely be speaking up.

You're not protecting the girls in this school?

Right.

At all.

You don't care about that.

Well, we do care about them.

No, you don't because

they're uncomfortable with this.

Now, you're telling me that transgenders are uncomfortable in the boys' locker room, even if they're biological boys.

But you don't care about the girls' comfort if you move the boy into the girl's locker room.

And remember,

I guess probably

five years ago, but it doesn't feel that long ago.

It was with the argument was, well, then we'll give you a separate,

we have to build, we're going to have to build separate

locker rooms for the trans athletes.

No.

No, no, no, that's not acceptable.

We're not doing that.

They're not comfortable with that.

Why?

Why?

They're not comfortable with their own locker?

I would love to have my own locker room.

Are you kidding me?

Really?

Don't have to look at any of the other men in the place?

You were uncomfortable with that?

I was uncomfortable.

Really?

Yeah, I didn't like it.

I didn't like it.

But I had to deal with it.

And I didn't tell anybody.

You know what?

I'm uncomfortable in the boys' locker room.

I need to go in the girls' locker room.

Well, I want to be clear that I did.

They didn't allow it.

I bet they did not.

So the district's new policy is: quote, students should be allowed to use the facility that corresponds to their gender identity and not not their biological sex.

They could.

That's not good.

However you feel.

That's however you feel.

According to Fox News, the new policy follows policy 1040, which stated that the county was committed to providing an equitable, safe, and inclusive working environment regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or other individual characteristics.

Unless you're a girl, then we don't care.

We don't care

at all.

We don't care.

No, and they would not move on this.

So

this girl is standing before the board, the school board,

and she said, two years ago, I was told policy 1040 was just an umbrella philosophy, and you weren't going to allow boys into the girls' locker rooms.

But here you are doing just that.

Funny how that happens, isn't it?

Isn't it?

Everyone knows what a boy is, even you.

Awesome.

Your proposed policies are dangerous and rooted in sexism.

When woke woke kids ask me if I'm a lesbian or a trans boy because I cut my hair short, it should tell you these modern identities are superficial.

Smart.

That's really good.

And so true.

Yes.

She finished up with, now boys are reading erotica in the classroom next to girls.

And then you want to give them access to the girls' locker rooms and you want to force girls to call those boys she.

You do this in the name of inclusivity while ignoring the girls who will pay the price.

Your policies choose boys' wants over girls' needs.

Is that not accurate?

Is that not absolutely true?

I don't understand why that's okay.

I don't either.

And

it's overwhelming.

It feels like it's overwhelming, but I'm surprised.

What happened to the feminists?

Right.

Where are the

feminists?

Where are the women?

Now, where's the National Organization for Women?

Where are they?

Where are they?

Are you supporting the trans people,

the actual biological man in this case?

That's weird.

I mean, they have to.

That's weird.

I bet you they are.

I bet you they are.

I'll bet they are too, because they're so radical.

And that is a really progressive and

woke thing to do.

So what do you want to bet?

They support the trans rights over women's rights.

I bet they do.

Which is stunning if if it's true.

But I mean,

in every case, it's the girls who are being told, yeah, don't worry about it.

You got to compete against these boys who think they're girls.

And yeah, they're going to use your locker room too, by the way.

And

the bathroom.

And you're going to like it.

If you complain about it, then I'm sorry.

You're a racist and a hater and a xenophobe and a homophobe and a transophobe.

And every other phobe.

Every phobe you can possibly have, you have it.

Correct.

If you think to yourself, what about this phobe?

Yes.

You're that too.

You're that one too.

It's just, I really am amazed that so many athletes

at least are speaking out for it.

It doesn't.

Well, and the ones who have it get hammered.

Yeah.

They do.

By the vocal crowd.

But

overwhelmingly, we can't believe in that, right?

I wouldn't think so.

And, you know, there are some women who have spoken out about it, like Martina Navartilova, who

kind of blazed a trail for lesbians in women's tennis.

And

she is all about women competing against women, not women competing against men.

And she's getting hammered for it.

People are all hacked off at her because she won't support the trans rights in this.

It's amazing.

It's absolutely amazing.

Are you still looking looking for the national organization for women?

I can't necessarily see that they haven't found that they're for supporting transparency.

If they're not, then they should be

speaking out.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

How are you not doing that?

As a feminist, how are you not doing that?

It's just bizarre.

It sure is.

It's just bizarre.

Because you're putting,

I mean, I don't know what you want to call them, but they're biological men, and you're putting the biological men ahead of the women.

That's what you're doing.

When you support them in the locker room, in the bathroom, and when you support them in women's sports, it just is not fair and it's not right.

And you shouldn't put women and girls in this situation.

14-year-old girls.

In fact, because this school board in Virginia won't move on

this particular situation.

Yeah, this is Loudoun County, man.

They're hardcore.

Yes, they are.

Loudoun County in Virginia.

So her parents parents had to take her out of school.

And they homeschool her now because they're like, no, we're not going to have her subjected to boys in her locker room.

No.

And good for them.

Good for them.

But

that's a shock to their system as well.

Yeah.

I mean, they're obviously putting their children first,

which is good, especially in this situation.

But it doesn't, you know, still doesn't fix the problem.

No, it doesn't.

No.

And the problem is the world's gone mad.

We've gone stark raving mad, and nothing makes sense anymore.

Except this.

Did you see the Cristiano Ronaldo?

You know who he is?

Yes, I do.

Do I do?

Soccer player?

Oh, yeah.

That's right.

You like that comedy?

You like soccer.

Ronaldo is a superstar, man.

That guy's a monster.

Yeah, he's

the best ever.

He's got to be worth, I don't know.

He may even be a billionaire now.

I mean, that guy, everywhere he goes.

He probably comes to every country he walks through, they pay him 50 million.

Yeah.

That is incredible.

Now, this story is being represented like he just threw these Coke bottles away.

He did not do that.

No.

He did not do that.

In fact, there's,

you know,

there's pictures of him off to the side where you can still see the Coke bottles.

Here's what he did.

Here he is at the press conference where the Coke bottles were set out there for him.

Watch this.

So he comes in and sits down.

Two Coke bottles to his right.

Because they're a sponsor of that.

Yes, they're a sponsor.

So he grabs the Coke bottles and moves them completely out of sight.

And then holds up.

And then he says, drink water.

Coca-Cola.

Not Coca-Cola.

Coca-Cola.

Yeah.

I mean, they're.

Drink water.

You know what happened to their stock?

It went down $4 billion.

$4

billion after he did that.

Couldn't happen to a nicer company.

Could it?

And Coca-Cola said, you know, everyone is entitled to their drink preferences, and

everyone has different tastes and needs.

And so, you know, they're a sponsor of the big event.

This was this big

Euro 2020 soccer tournament.

And he was, you know, this was before the game against Portugal.

But Ronaldo is a lot like me in that he has a strict diet.

And he's

really

known to avoid sugary foods.

And

he eats, like me, six clean meals a day.

Six clean meals.

Because that helps maintain

the physique and the health.

Is that what that does?

Yeah.

Huh.

Yeah,

Ronaldo and I.

I mean, doesn't look like you're

similar at all.

It doesn't look like you're on the same regiment at all.

Really?

Yeah, it doesn't look like it from where I sit.

But I mean, he's known for that.

Because he looks like he's in shape.

but that's what I was saying.

I mean, mirror.

Whereas you, not so much.

Really?

Really, yeah.

That hurts.

That's weird.

That's weird.

I'm sick of Ronaldo and I are like.

No.

You're not blood brothers on this, I don't think.

I think you're misunderstanding where Ronaldo stands on this.

Before and after kind of thing.

But,

you know, he's known for that, right?

I mean, he's known for all of that.

Seriously.

So

Coke can be upset all they want.

Ronaldo's like, I don't care.

You're still the sponsor.

And then, like I said, there's pictures of him.

He didn't throw them away.

He just slid them out because he didn't want them in front of him.

Right.

But there's still pictures off to the side of him at that press conference where you see the Coke bottles and they're there.

So Coke still got their sponsorships.

And I would like to think that it was because Coke is woke and he was sick of it and he was fed up.

And so he moved the Coke bottles out of there.

But I don't think that was it.

It was about the sugary drink, right?

It's too bad.

Would have been a better story.

Well, I mean,

you know what?

It is.

It is about that.

It's about

Coke Danwell.

We had enough.

Okay.

I don't know that he's actually been quoted ever about that at all because he probably hasn't at all.

I think the soccer players stay out of it.

Oh, they have to.

More than the NBA and the NFL.

Oh, I mean, they have to.

Yeah.

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I did.

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I think a lot of women are just going to love these.

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They're like, so they show your butt

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It's part of her lingerie loungewear line.

That is kind of weird.

And

they're only $49.95.

Oh, that's not bad.

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And their description, which I love, is

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All right.

I mean, it it makes you want to just

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Order a pair.

Doesn't it?

They may not have fat guy sizes.

I don't know.

My guess would be: whose are these?

Rihanna?

Rihanna's, yeah.

Yeah, there's no fat guy sizes.

She might find her.

No fat guy sizes.

I bet you she does.

But

these are going to be popular with husbands and not so much with wives, I'm guessing.

Who wants to wear that?

Come on.

Up to three X.

Oh, okay.

Up to three.

Let's see if they're available.

What are you?

Six?

6X?

Yes, I'll have to buy two.

I got the joke.

I got it.

I think you misunderstood.

I was just saying.

Did I?

Yeah,

I just got done telling you that.

You said they wanted to buy it.

Ronaldo and I were

just like mirror images of each other.

Yeah, and I corrected you on that.

And so what I was trying to say on the lingerie was, or these are leggings, right?

Was that maybe a 3X isn't as big as you probably need.

I mean,

the model that they're using to promote the 3X size.

Is she larger than you?

No?

I mean, she could be the new model for Victoria's Secret, actually.

Because they've started to be more woke now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They're going to use plus-size models now or whatever.

Well,

what's your face?

Megan Rapineau is going to be a big supporter.

Megan Rapineau, but then they're going to use girls who don't fit the stereotype of the Victoria's Secret, which means they're going to bring in a bunch of big girls.

They're trying to accomplish

through a male lens and what a man desired.

We can't have that anymore.

No, you don't want that.

We cannot have that anymore.

We don't want that.

We're attempting to turn around the brand.

It's what we want to do.

We want to turn around Victoria's Secrets.

Let's turn it around.

That'll do it.

That will do it.

If you want to

bring in Megan and Megan Rapineau?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

People are going to love that.

They're going to love that.

You want that.

Maybe.

Do the Moo Mumu size and people like Megan Rapineau and.

Well, Megan isn't Moo Moo size.

No, she's not.

I mean, she's an athlete.

I'm a fan of wearing Moo Mus.

Don't get me wrong.

Well, you got Moo Moo's with Jeffy.

Yes, that's right.

Of course.

You're in my fashion line.

But, you know, Megan could still wear a MooMoo.

She's not, you know.

She's not large.

She's not

large human.

No.

She's just sick of being oogled by men.

And who isn't?

I don't know anybody who's not.

I really don't.

I don't.

So.

All right.

But for 50 bucks.

50 bucks, not bad.

I know.

For the Rihanna leggings?

Not bad.

By Fenty?

That's not bad.

That's a good price.

So, mark me down for several pairs, would you?

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