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You know what's great is the incredible

consistency of these Democrats who tell us, you know, you got to be careful.

We're just trying to save your life.

Tell me more, because I haven't noticed the consistency really.

But

being a conservative, maybe I'm just judging them.

I think that's what's happening, Stu, quite honestly.

Thank you for being open to that possibility.

Yeah, it could just be partisan hatred.

I think that's clearly what it is.

You're a hater, and these are, plus, my magic muffins are done.

We just heard that.

Okay.

They know better than we do.

Right?

And they're just trying to help us out.

So they're not subject to the same kind of rules that we are.

You know,

we're sheep or cattle and they're the herders.

They're the ranchers, and they just show us where to go and what to do and what not to do.

But they don't have to do that.

It's like,

for instance, it's like

a rancher who herds a bunch of cattle into, you know, a fenced-off area.

Yeah.

Well, you don't expect the rancher to stay there with them, do you?

No.

Are they going to move in?

They don't live outside.

They've got the nice people.

Outside with the cattle?

That's ridiculous to expect that of them.

Eating hay and pooping in the grass.

That's not what their job is.

That's exactly right.

So when they tell you not to go anywhere, but they're taking vacations to Cabo, you should understand that.

They're better.

They're better than we are.

And that's the thing I think people don't understand.

They think, hey, maybe we should have the same rules and live by the same rules, but why would we have the same rules as our betters?

Exactly.

It doesn't make any sense.

They're better than us.

We're zeros.

Why would we have the same rules as these heroes?

Thank you.

Are the cattle yelling at the rancher as he's going back to his beautiful home?

Hey, why aren't you in here with us?

No, they're not.

No, they're not just saying moo.

That's all they're saying.

They just say moo.

And who knows what that means?

I mean, it could mean, hey, why are you going back to that nice house instead of staying out here with us?

I guess.

I guess.

I doubt.

I doubt it.

Because they know better.

They know they're stupid, and the rancher is smart and knows what's best for them.

So, for instance,

when the mayor of Austin goes to Cabo San Lucas on vacation vacation and then everybody finds out about it.

Good for him.

Good for him.

Good for him.

That's what I say.

Good for him.

That's right.

That's crazy.

I hope he had a great time.

I do too.

Yeah.

I do too, because you know how hard he works and you know how smart he is and how he's looking out for everybody else.

And he's just telling you, you need to stay in your home.

You stay put.

But I can go wherever I want.

It's a good thing.

And especially you can go to a country that has, that's not even attempting to stop coronavirus.

They're not even trying.

They're not even saying like, hey, yeah, you guys should stay a few feet apart.

They're basically just letting it roll.

They actually invite people to bathe in baths of COVID-19.

That's true.

It's in the salsa down there now.

When they make the salsa, they mix in a little COVID-19 just to give that extra little tang.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They want everybody to have it.

It's fun.

It's fun.

That's basically their response.

But go ahead, take a vacation.

Take a vacation to Cabo.

We appreciate that.

That's fantastic.

And I love it.

Then when it comes out, oh, I apologize.

You know, everything, the conditions were completely different for me as they are for you now.

And I was fine doing that, but I'm sorry that you found out about it.

I just think that's a good idea.

That's basically what he said.

But yeah, that is basically what he said.

But that's okay because he

knows better than us.

Yes.

Right.

Thank you for noticing.

If he's a better person than us, he gets to do more things than us.

If he's more important than us, he gets to take more important, extravagant vacations.

And we shouldn't be able to take them because

we're lesser.

Thank you.

He's better.

We're lesser.

Yes.

I don't understand.

It's that simple.

Are people not understanding?

What don't you understand about it?

I wish, I really want that press conference from one of these guys.

I want Gavin Newsom to come out and go, look, do you know who I am?

Yeah, you do.

Do I know who you are?

No.

I get to go to the restaurants.

You don't.

When you start knowing,

when we all start thinking about what Bill is doing on a daily basis, then Bill can start going to the fancy restaurants too.

Until then, I'm the governor.

I'm going to the restaurants.

Screw you.

That's what I would like to hear.

I actually want them to just tell us.

That kind of honesty would be refreshing.

It would.

Wouldn't it?

I think I might vote for him in that circumstance.

If someone comes out and gives that press conference, they have my vote.

I'm all about it.

The mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti.

Yeah, Eric Garcetti.

Is telling everybody what's in their best interest.

Here's what he has to say about what's coming up for the holidays.

So tonight, I want to speak as always to you candidly.

Oh, good, good.

With the truths and the statistics that I get as soon as I get them, to share them with you.

And to know what we can do in the coming days,

it's as much what you choose not to do as what you do do, do

in what happens here in our beloved hometown.

The choices between us are stark, between health and sickness, between care and apathy,

and yes, between life and death

for too many of the people that we love.

My message couldn't be simpler.

It's time to hunker down.

There you go.

It's time to cancel everything.

And if it isn't essential,

don't do it.

Don't meet up with others outside your household.

Don't host a gathering.

Don't attend a gathering.

Don't.

And following our targeted safer-at-home order, if you're able to stay home, stay home.

That's important.

it's important and the the uh the the order is a little confusing to the people of los angeles uh uh while the new restrictions uh and allowable activities mirror those issued by los angeles county last week so they're the same he's just saying them again okay i guess with more intensity i don't know uh the language and messaging is far stronger than before uh this is not an absolute lockdown however as the order spells out a variety of exceptions oh there

cancel everything has some

exceptions.

Exceptions.

By everything, he doesn't mean everything.

No, not everything.

Obviously, not everything.

Right.

Let's say the exceptions still allow people to conduct business, such as buying food.

Okay.

Sure.

All right.

Obtaining medical care.

Okay.

Yeah.

And going to other essential businesses like automobile services.

Okay.

All right.

It's a little bit.

Maybe.

All right.

Okay.

But sure, if your car breaks down, you got to get it fixed.

And then other essential services like film production.

Well, you can't live without movies.

Right.

They got to go out.

Now, there's no theaters to show them in, but you got to keep producing those movies.

Knowing they're being produced is enough for me.

I really feel good about that.

I feel safer knowing that Hollywood is making movies.

And we should also point out, obviously,

many of the city's recreational activities remain open, such as beaches, parks, and public golf courses.

Because golf is among

the most essential.

Especially for people who are our betters.

They need to be able to play golf.

So they have to have that available.

Now, if you like some like loser sport, well, then no, of course.

I mean, they're kicking the San Francisco 49ers out of the state.

They can't even play their home games anymore.

But luckily, executives can go play golf.

And that's what's important.

It is.

People don't realize

COVID is different for people.

of a certain status.

Those people should be able to go and do the things.

They can assess their own risk.

They can take care of their own lives.

Can you?

No.

No.

Who are you?

Nobody.

Who are we?

We're no ones.

Yes.

We are nobody's.

So we don't get to make those decisions.

We don't get to judge our own risk.

They do.

They can do it for us.

That's why they're so great, Pat.

They can not only do it for themselves, but then they can do it for us too.

What great people they are to tell us all the things that

we can do on our own.

Or not do.

Or not do.

It's really comforting is what it is.

It's comforting to have somebody looking out for us like that because we're so stupid.

You know,

we're so butt stupid.

We can't figure out what to do on our own.

We need Eric Garcetti or Gavin Newsom to tell us

exactly what to do.

Did he go to a fancy dinner?

Yes, sure.

Were there a lot of people there?

Yes.

Were those people members of the upper echelon of the public health

group there in California?

Sure.

Should they socially distance?

No.

No.

But they don't need to.

Did I do do it outside at least?

No.

No.

No, they did not.

They don't need to.

They don't need to.

They're them.

You're you.

Get it through your head.

They needn't even explain it to us.

No.

Really.

We're fortunate that once in a while they'll condescend to our level and tell us why they've done it.

I believe it was the mayor of San Francisco, for example, that also went to that same restaurant.

You know, the same, the French laundry,

which is, you know,

hundreds and hundreds of dollars per plate.

At least.

Yeah.

But, hey, good for them.

I feel, I'm happy they're enjoying their lives.

That's what I come out of this with.

I don't think about, hey, maybe I should be able to do things too, or maybe I should be able to make my own decisions.

I never think of that.

That would be selfish.

That's selfish.

What I think of is, thank God.

These public servants are able to go to these $100, $300, $400

plate dinners and fancy restaurants and gather with their friends in close quarters indoors.

I'm glad they're able to do that so they can relieve the stress of their jobs because you know how stressful it is to tell an entire populace they can't leave their homes.

No, I don't know how stressful it is.

That's exactly what you can't relate to because they're so much better than I am.

So what do I know?

You're you.

Nothing.

They're them.

Get it through your head.

Right.

Right.

Thank God.

We can't be expected.

They can't be expected to do what we have to do.

No.

It's just silly to even think of that.

You know what's amazing is that it's become so obvious now that this is what they believe, everything we've just outlined.

Even CNN has noticed it and called it out.

A number of Democratic leaders apologizing or reversing course after multiple occurrences of do as I say, not as I do.

They have been caught not following their own coronavirus guidelines.

The past few weeks brought into relief a pattern of leaders failing to lead by example, asking Americans to make sacrifices that they themselves are unwilling to make and appearing sorry only when they're caught.

Trust is built slowly, but it evaporates faster than reservations at a fancy restaurant.

A lot of these leaders, they are looking across the aisle to blame Republicans who aren't taking mask wearing seriously.

But maybe it's time they also look in the mirror and ask themselves if that amuse bouche was really worth it.

Wow.

I will say.

If I was going to hear this segment, I would not have expected to see it on CNN.

No way.

And I will say, if I was going to see it on CNN, I would not have expected it from Breonna Keillor.

But good job.

I mean, that's how about that.

Thank God somebody is stepping up and saying that type of thing because it's so typical of the media to just ignore it.

Yeah.

I mean, they've been doing a great job of it so far.

They didn't even get on Lori Lightfoot when she told everybody not to go to beauty salons.

And then that day she went to a beauty salon.

Her explanation was: well, I care about my hygiene.

Oh,

unlike the unwashed masses.

masses.

Right.

Why would someone who, I mean, these peons of society, do they care about washing their face and cutting their hair?

No.

They don't care if they look like slobs and they do.

See these people?

Do you see these people walking around

in public?

They're all just

embarrassing and dirty.

They're like pigpen from Charlie Brown.

They're walking around.

There's a cloud of dust around all of them.

Okay.

That's what these peons do.

Exactly.

But not Lori Lightfoot, who.

No, she cares.

I mean,

if there's anything Lori Lightfoot has going on, it's a fantastic appearance.

That's a really good observation on your part, Stu.

Thank you.

A really good.

She is just a really attractive person.

Yes.

And she has to maintain that at all times.

She's not the strangest-looking person I've seen in my life.

No, no, with bug eyes.

No, she's not.

No, she's not.

No.

She doesn't look like a Muppet to me.

Not at all.

That's why I'm happy she's always able to groom herself as needed.

Again, it's comforting to me to know that she can do that.

Thank you.

Even though we can't.

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It is, it's incredible, isn't it?

And

what is expected of us compared to what the elites do and how they act.

And it's just, it used to be, it seems like, that at least they tried to hide

their hypocrisy.

They're so out there with it and open about it.

Like Lori Lightfoot, yeah, well, I care about my hygiene.

Yeah, well, I, you know, yes, I have to have police surrounding my house at all times, but you, you don't need that.

I'm the mayor.

You don't need any kind of protection whatsoever.

I mean, over and over and over, we're just seeing how blatant they are because they just don't, they don't care anymore.

Yeah, I mean, this is a great example was Andrew Cuomo.

And when you look for the worst example of any one given thing, it's almost always Andrew Cuomo who's done it.

And that's why AndrewCuomoisAwful.com exists.

But if you go to,

and you go to one of his press conferences, you see he's got them all over his page because obviously every media appearance he makes, he's got to put on his page.

And if you look at what he says, as Thanksgiving was approaching, and he was...

harassing all the his citizens to not go see each other.

And then in addition to to that, he's been mocking and degrading the rest of the country because they're not doing what he thinks is right, even though he's the biggest failure in the entire coronavirus

scandal.

And if scandal fits for him, they asked him like, so what are you doing for Thanksgiving?

He's like, oh, I'm going to have my mom over.

He's like, 90-year-old mom was going to travel.

for Thanksgiving.

And he just blurted it out because he never thought for a second that any of this applied to him.

Well, yeah, how dare you think it does?

Yeah.

And he never thought for a second that anyone would possibly have a problem with him doing whatever the hell he wanted.

So great.

And he was like shocked by the reaction.

People were shocked that, wait a minute, you guys have a problem with me inviting my 90-year-old mom to Thanksgiving after I've been telling all of you never to gather?

It was like stunning to him.

Yeah.

And it's stunning to all these guys.

It's stunning to Lori Lightfoot.

It's stunning to Gavin Newsome.

It's stunning to the mayor of San Francisco.

It's stunning to the mayor of Austin.

It's stunning to all of of these people.

They can't believe anyone would question that they get to do whatever they want.

And they can't believe that anyone would actually question them in the first place in the media.

And they have good reason.

How many more, how many hundreds of other cases are there of Democrats across this country who have been yelling at everybody else about masks and gatherings, and then at the end of the day, have been doing whatever they want behind the scenes?

If we actually had a media who was interested in that story consistently across the country, we'd have hundreds of these examples of leaders, governors, mayors, senators, congresspeople.

We'd have it everywhere.

Now, we have some of it anyway, just because by default, people.

I mean, how did the Gavin Newsom thing happen?

It wasn't because people were like, I don't know.

He doesn't say, I don't think he believes his own nonsense.

Let's follow him to the French Laundry.

No, it was just some guy who's there too.

It was just some other citizen who took pictures and sent it into a news station.

I mean, this is how this stuff happens because no one seems to care.

It's staggering.

It really is.

But some people in Staten Island got together and decided that they were sick of it.

And so they went outside.

And one of the businesses that refuses to close, even though he's told to, they got together and decided to make a little chant in honor of Andrew Cuomo.

I don't know if you've heard this, but here they are chanting what they think of Andrew Cuomo and how wonderful he is.

The sheriff's on the scene.

They've created a blockade in front.

They won't let anybody in.

They said they're not going to leave anytime soon.

We do want to make clear, though, that they are not the NYPD.

These are the New York City sheriffs.

So NYPD has worked with us.

Okay, we're running out of time in this segment, but they start chanting eventually.

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Pretty simple message.

Cuomo sucks.

So it's almost as if they've been to AndrewCuomo's Affel.com.

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You know, something you predicted, Stu, did come to fruition this week already.

The big numbers for COVID, they're all piling in now because they saved up four days from last week and are just dumping them into this week.

Yeah, yeah.

So now, all of a sudden, the biggest death day ever

since the dawn of time.

time and very rarely are you seeing the added perspective of this is a buildup from the holiday right right like they just make no mention of this day any report i've seen yeah which is amazing i mean it's not this is and misleading and really a flat-out lie if you sat here and looked at this data for eight months uh every single day like you assume these people have

you would have been able to look at this and say, okay, this is probably going to come.

I mean, this happens even on weekends, this happens.

Like Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the biggest days usually because it builds up from

Saturday, Sunday.

They don't really report on those days.

So Sunday and Monday numbers are lower, Tuesday, Wednesday numbers are higher.

Well, you take that and you add on to the fact that, I mean, like, Texas basically didn't even report for half the week last week and then dumped all of their data.

And that's it's bizarre to me that the

country of our stature

can't get people in on the holidays in the middle of a pandemic to report the data.

That is a strange thing.

Well, I think they like it because the impact of that is like, oh my gosh, this was a, it is getting bad.

2,700 people died in one day.

Yeah, and the impact is also that you can say, hey, Thanksgiving, you guys all gathered.

We told you not to gather.

Exactly.

And now you've gathered and look at these numbers spiking right after the holiday.

Hoping to have a huge impact for Christmas.

I mean, they're literally telling us not to do anything, cancel everything

was the message from LA's mayor.

So cancel your Christmas plans, cancel any plans you had for this week, next week, the week after that.

Just stop.

Stop doing anything.

This is a much better plot by the Grinch than going house to house and taking the presents.

This is how you cancel Christmas.

Yep.

This is how you do it, apparently.

Wow.

So that's, I mean, and it's going to, look, the next, we are in a definitely an uptick in reality, but it's, it's, it is building

it here, and they're using it to.

I mean, look at the LA example is perfect of this.

Garcetti comes out and says literally the same thing he said last week.

He's saying the same restrictions.

He's just now being more forceful about them because he has this data buildup and the numbers look worse.

Yep.

That's not a good, that's not a good way of doing it.

It doesn't, I don't know.

It doesn't feel to me like it did in the early days for us when things were kind of getting out of control.

Does it feel like that to you?

Because I just, I don't know.

It doesn't feel like

everybody's panicked about it and you know they want us to be they desperately want us to be panicked over it sure I think there's part there's a few reasons for that one is it's it is much more spread out than it was in April and March like in some ways that you could say that that's bad but like in a lot of ways it's good right when you talk about overwhelming hospitals

with every with these are cases we're having as many deaths maybe as we had back in March and April, but instead of having it in one or two states almost exclusively, it's now spread out.

And the Midwest is hardest hit, but it's spread out all over the place, you know.

So that is, I think, makes it feel a lot different.

Also, Texas, where we are broadcasting from, is not as hard hit as

the Midwest in particular, which had a really, they didn't have much of a flare-up the first time, and they're getting hit pretty hard now.

But you're right.

I think, too, people are just tired of it.

They're just tired of it.

It's tough to get people to

want to deal with with this.

And I think

there was a time where you'd be like, oh, well, maybe if we kind of all stay away from each other for a while, you know, it'll go down for a little while and we can kind of keep this under control.

At this point, I'm just like, look, the vaccine's going to come, or we're all dying from this.

Every single one of us.

We're all going to die of coronavirus unless the vaccine is perfect.

And that's kind of where my head is at this point.

Like, we're basically screwed unless this thing works.

And I, you know, look, the signs are hopeful on that one.

They're supposed to get a UK gave approval to the Pfizer vaccine yesterday.

We should, I think,

they're going to start maybe next week.

Yeah, next week.

Starting to administer.

I really wish they'd just go as fast as they could, but okay, next week.

You know, next week.

I love how

you see the three former presidents at Clinton, Richard, Obama.

Might do it on TV.

Yeah,

we're going to get vaccinated on TV.

Well, isn't that just a way of you getting it before everybody else?

Like, wait, I don't understand.

Like, we're sacrificing for you.

We're going to be first in the line.

Present it, of course, and show you how safe it is.

How safe it is, right?

boris johnson did the same thing i guess he's going to get it on tv or he's he's planning on doing that like he already had it he should be the last person to get the vaccine again i already had it as well as a covet 19 survivor pat uh i already had covet and like that's right i would get the vaccine but honestly i should be last in line for it like are you going to get the vaccine do you think eventually yeah i would get it um if it was like widely available and i wasn't taking it from someone else i mean i should be the last person on would it make any difference if it if they made it mandatory would that make you less likely to get it?

Because it would me.

It would definitely piss me off.

You know, I kind of believe that

it's not going to be certainly federally mandated.

I do think, like, will Andrew Cuomo do it?

My guess is yes, right?

Like, because Andrew Cuomo is awful.

Yes.com.

And people kind of told him that.

They got together at that bar, I believe it was, in Staten Island, and they told him what they thought of him.

God, I love these people.

I just want to hang out with them.

Great.

Oh, I love it.

You know,

a short and simple message.

It is.

Guamo sucks.

Yep.

And indeed, he does.

He really does.

He does.

He is absolutely.

And you're right.

He'd be among the most likely to start mandating.

Yeah.

You could see Gavin Newsom going down this road.

I think the left-wing sort of governors are all about the mandates.

Won't be able to go to school with it.

You might not be able to go to work.

And you'll have it.

I think you'll get a lot of that from private companies.

We see a Ticketmaster is already kind of blazing the path on this one where they're saying you get the vaccine, then you can come to our concerts.

And they're working really hard on this health passport, which would affect.

So I would assume the health passport would include that, yes, I've had the vaccine, so I can get on a plane or a train or an automobile.

An automobile.

Trains an automobile.

With Steve Martin.

Yeah.

And we could sit side by side without masks.

Yeah.

And they've told us the mask might be part of

the

situation for keeping ourselves safe, even after the vaccine.

Which is silly.

By the way, John Kennedy died of coronavirus, first victim.

People don't know that.

No, but

it's true.

They keep saying that because of these outlying possibilities.

Like,

I keep coming back to this.

As a person who has, who had the coronavirus,

I now should not need to do any of these restrictions.

Right.

I can't get it.

Again, there's been like four cases.

I think they're not going to be that for a fact now.

And this is what they they keep coming back to.

I think there's been four cases globally where they're like, I think this person's had it twice.

Now, who knows what the real reason is?

It could be that the test was faulty initially and

maybe the second one wasn't or whatever.

Or maybe they just continued to have it.

Yeah, maybe they continued to have it and it went dormant.

Maybe they did get it twice.

I mean, I'm not saying it's impossible.

Obviously, weird medical anomalies happen all the time.

But we do know the overwhelming majority, well above 99% of people who've had it, are not getting it again.

That is without question.

There are weird anomalies around the world.

So now you have an army of, let's say, 45 million people in the United States estimating about how many people have had the coronavirus so far here.

That is a big chunk of people, Pat.

That's a lot.

This is not, you have a giant chunk of your workforce that can go out and do all these jobs, right, that we worry about, frontline jobs, you know, jobs that are actually important, unlike talking on the radio, things that like could really be valuable to people.

If you have someone, you know, when there's people,

they should be a giant movement to have volunteer situations for people who have had it already.

Not to mention,

we can help businesses by frequenting them when no one else can.

And instead of that,

they don't want to create a two-tier society where people who've had it are able to do things that are fun and people who haven't aren't able to do those things.

There's like this weird like income inequality argument here.

Like we're in the middle of a freaking pandemic, right?

People, people who can go out and do these things.

Do you think a person who runs a bar or runs a restaurant is like, I will be upset because the inequality, some people can come to my restaurant and others can't.

Therefore, I don't want the people who are basically immune to the virus at this point.

We don't want them in our store.

We don't want them buying our drinks and our food.

Like, this is insanity.

You could come up with a way to exploit that

unfortunate benefit, right?

People who've gone through it already, why not take advantage of that?

Instead, we still have, I mean, I still wear a mask when I go into stores.

Why?

Not because there's anything.

We know for a fact it's not doing anything on me.

There's nothing.

It's not doing any benefit.

It's not helping anyone else.

But because everyone's requiring, you just throw the thing on and I don't want to get in an argument with somebody.

My wife is different.

She will just go in without the mask on and wait for someone to actually,

oh, yeah, she doesn't care.

She's like, we were in Walmart the other day and she's going through the aisle and someone stops her and goes, excuse me, where is your mask?

And she's like, yeah, I already had it.

Got the antibodies.

And then she said, well, what about your children?

Because we were their kids.

And my wife informed them that it's 10 or older for masks here in Texas.

This is basically, she's like a she is basically a lawyer when it comes to the mask laws at this point.

I love that.

And I, and, and, but she's obviously right in reality.

I would rather not have the confrontation.

There's just no need.

I don't want to get into conversation with anybody about anything at any time.

Yeah.

So certainly don't want to have any conversation with some rando at a grocery store.

Uh, but she would rather, she would, she does not agree with that.

Well, some people are so asinine about it.

Look at this, like this guy in, in, I think it's a supermarket, and there's a woman not wearing a mask, and he makes sure he expresses his displeasure about it.

Look at this.

Get away from me.

Put your f ⁇ ing mask on.

I'm sorry.

You can walk away from me right now, sir.

Put your mask on.

Get away from me.

Put it on.

Does it bother anybody else that she doesn't have to wear a mask that we all do?

Just go away.

Stay six feet away from me then.

No.

Get away from me.

No.

Yeah, I do.

Please get away from me right now.

No.

You don't know why.

You don't need to come near me.

She has it on her hand.

Get away from me.

It's really unbelievable.

I mean, it's much more unsafe than that one.

Yeah, obviously.

I mean, the guy is pursuing her now like some kind of stalker, some sort of psycho.

And then finally,

he realizes that the store employee is siding with the woman without the mask.

And he finally walks off.

Well, they're saying call security.

They're saying call security on him.

On him.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because

attacking a woman.

When guys chase women around stores uh yeah usually not a good idea usually not no and he's violating his own belief system obviously because he's wearing a mask and he's not socially distancing he's trying to get next to her if i were her i would have sneezed on him

should have social distanced yeah should have been socially distancing i'm amazed at just the hypocrisy unbelievable right like this guy wearing a mask but then getting within six feet there's absolutely no benefit of that and there's you know talking makes it worse right

And then he's yelling at her.

And he's yelling at her.

And that makes it even worse.

It makes it even worse.

You know, it's just insane.

I love when people point out the hypocrisy in these situations.

She's kind of doing it there.

I love the bar owners in Staten Island that you talked about earlier, the Cuomo Sucks guys.

They did it.

They just decided we're going to keep our bar open, but we're going to make it an autonomous zone.

So if we make it an autonomous zone,

worked for Chaz.

It worked for Chaz.

They were able to do whatever they wanted.

They were able to go out and have, you know, parties all day and night.

They got to take over multiple city blocks.

Didn't work for the actual business owners, the people actually

contributing to society.

Apparently, that's too far.

That's too far.

I love that idea.

It didn't work in this particular case, but I liked it.

This is why

this Christmas season, this is why I think the Santifa Claus character is doing so well.

The combination of Santa Claus and Antifa.

You know, he's got a little, instead of a bag of presents, he's got a Molotov cocktail and a baseball bat.

He's come from the North Pole Autonomous Zone to come bash in your heads and light your businesses on fire.

You can get the, you can get the, they got mugs and t-shirts and stuff at santifaclaus.com.

But I mean, it's funny because they have,

there's this like

a building frustration, and it's why these restrictions don't work.

as well as as people want them to work.

You know,

there's a university here in Texas that did a study on

are people going along with all the restrictions?

Are they following the restrictions?

And they found the compliance to be 56%.

Now, 56% isn't nothing, right?

I mean, it's certainly significant.

But I mean, I think

if this is all to be done again,

and you were able to come out and say, look, here's what we know.

Let's be honest with you, here's what we don't freaking know.

Like, we don't really know if masks are going to make that much of a difference.

We think, you know what, it might.

So, you probably should wear them, but we're not going to mandate them because we don't know how much of a difference they're going to make.

But, like, we think it's a good idea.

Things like that, I think if those things were communicated in an honest and reliable way that was not changing every week or two, people would be like, all right, okay, let's go.

Much more open to it.

Yeah, much more open to it.

No doubt about it.

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wasn't

part of the Trump legal team, right?

Sort of.

Sort of.

He's on the Sidney Powell branch that isn't really a branch, apparently.

Okay.

It's very confusing.

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Really good advice for the upcoming election

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By the way, for anybody watching on Blaze TV or Pluto TV or whatever and noticing the band-aids on my head, I just had some work done, like

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Nose job?

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And it sounds like maybe they took your brain because of how stupid you are.

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God, the world sucks.

it would have happened 2022 everything this year pretty much sucks yeah if it happened this year it probably sucks and here's the thing every year

is worse i go back to uh uh the uh fine documentary office space in which uh he explains uh every day i wake up is worse than the day before so Every day that you see me is on the worst day of my life.

And that is 2020.

That's why.

Don't expect 2021 to be better.

No, that's not what I'm saying.

It's not going to just turn around.

Yeah, on Pat Gray Unleashed, I kind of mentioned the same thing because everybody seems to be counting on 2021.

Yeah.

There's a really good possibility that the 2021 president will be Joe Biden.

He's not going to make things better.

You don't think?

No.

No, he's not.

Jolton Joe.

Yeah.

Biden?

Yeah, middle-class Joe, lunchbox Joe, lunchbox, lunch pail,

whatever he's calling himself right now,

probably not going to be better.

You know what?

The one thing I hope he has, though, is full control of the government.

Wouldn't that be great?

I want to make sure he's got the presidency, he's got the House, and the Senate.

Right now, he could lose the Senate still.

And it's interesting, the people who are out there telling you this, it's like Republicans, you'd think, would say, hey.

Even if we didn't even like Donald Trump, we don't want

Joe Biden to have control of everything.

We want something for the Republicans to stop in and be able to stop whatever Biden's trying to do.

Some sort of guardrails

here.

And then you have Democrats who obviously want full control, so they're doing what you'd expect them to do.

And then there's this odd offshoot here going on in Georgia right now, which are people who say, claim they are fighting for Donald Trump

during sort of election fraud lawsuits, but are outwardly advocating and telling Georgia voters not to vote for the Republican candidates.

Now, interestingly, people as disconnected to Donald Trump as Donald Trump Jr.

are saying the opposite.

They're saying, if Donald Trump Jr.

has come out multiple times and said, guys,

vote for the Republicans in Georgia.

We have to have something to stop whatever's going on in Washington.

And so he's out there very clearly on this.

But one of the members, and I don't think it's a member of the legal team, per se.

It's Lynn Wood.

He was the guy who was.

He's part of the legal team, though, right?

He's part of Sidney Powell's legal team.

Well, Sidney Powell is now not part of the Trump legal team.

Right.

And I don't know, maybe this is why, right?

Maybe the Sidney Powell thing and Lynn Wood, maybe their advocacy against Republicans is why they're no longer part

of the legal team.

I don't know.

But Lynn Wood is a famous attorney.

He was Richard Jewell's attorney back in the day in the

96, was it 94 or 96?

Atlanta.

96 Atlanta Olympics bombing.

He was involved in the John Benet Ramsey thing.

He was involved in the Kobe Bryant thing.

He's a celebrity attorney of

some notoriety.

And he's been out talking about the fraud and stuff.

And he's been on TV talking,

taking the position, it seems like he's advocating for Donald Trump.

But look at what he's doing.

And I want to tell you a little bit more about Linwood.

Listen to this speech he made with Sidney Powell standing right behind him in Georgia just the other day.

Do not be fooled twice.

This is Georgia.

We ain't dumb.

We're not going to go vote on January 5th in another machine made by China.

Wait, you're not going to go vote?

You're not going to fool Georgians again.

If Kelly Lotwell wants your vote,

if David Perdue wants your vote, they've got to earn it.

They've got to demand publicly,

repeatedly, consistently,

Brian Kemp call a special session of the Georgia legislature.

And if they do not do it,

if Kelly Lauffer and David Perdue do not do it,

what should they do?

They have not earned your vote.

Don't you give it to them.

My gosh.

Oh, that's great advice.

Wow.

Don't you give it to them.

Don't vote for the Republican candidates.

Telling them.

That's insanity.

It's just madness.

It's insanity.

Although, it's insanity for you to do that, Pat.

It's insanity for me to do that, right?

Is it insanity for Lynn Wood to do it?

A guy who donated $1,300 to Barack Obama in 2008.

A guy who in January 2008 donated another $1,000 to Barack Obama.

A guy in February 2004, who donated $250 to John Edwards.

In September 2014, who donated $100 to Michelle Nunn, Democrat.

September 14th, another contribution to John Barrow, Democrat.

In 2008, another

donation to Jim Martin, Democrat.

For some reason, this guy.

This guy used to be a Democrat, huh?

Yeah, it seems like it.

The guy who's fighting so hard for Donald Trump, and the way he wants you to help Donald Trump is to vote against Republicans or not vote in Georgia.

But he also voted in the Stacey Abrams primary.

Now, there wasn't a lot of Republicans in that primary, if I remember correctly, because that's, in fact, there was none.

He also voted when he had the opportunity

to

vote for

a potential super majority for Barack Obama.

He could either vote there.

Or he could vote for, because if he voted for the Democrat, there was a possibility of a super majority for Barack Obama at that time.

He donated to the Democrat in that race.

He's voted over and over again.

All the runoffs, he's voted on the Democratic side.

And we're now supposed to believe that this guy who's telling Republicans in Georgia to not vote and keep the Senate in the Republican hands is this advocate for truth on the election.

I don't know.

Maybe he has good points on the election.

I don't know.

All I know is he's misleading people in Georgia to think that that it's some brave act

to completely abandon the Senate races when the entire control of the government could be in the hands of Democrats.

Which would be a total disaster.

If we don't have a Republican-majority Senate,

the Democrats, the left, will get everything they want.

Because they're not shy like Republicans are.

When Republicans are in total control of the government, they don't do anything.

Because we don't want to steamroll anybody.

We don't want to be mean.

Well, that's just mean-spirited.

We can't use our majority to just roll over the minority party.

Democrats have no such qualms.

They don't care.

In fact, they love it when they can just steamroll the other side.

And they will.

We must have a Republican Senate.

So it is critical.

Everything that one of those

go to the Republicans.

Yeah, I mean, you can go back to everything everything we've talked about, all these crazy things, everything from, you know, aversion of defunding the police to getting rid of the filibuster to,

you know, radical judges.

You know, you're not going to get ⁇ think of the difference in just judges.

It would be massively important.

And all of that is still on the table.

I think Republicans, because Republicans did better in the House and the Senate than was expected, people are thinking, oh, well, I mean,

worst case, they can at least stop him in the Senate.

Well, they can't unless they win one of these two races and hopefully both of them.

It's really, really, really important that Republicans win at least one of those races in Georgia.

You're not sending a message.

I mean, look, Donald Trump Jr., again, has made this point clearly.

You're not sending some brave message if you don't vote in that primary.

You are abandoning

any guardrail for Democrats here.

You're basically, you know, people kept saying, well, Joe Manchin said he would have voted against those things.

So Joe Manchin will be the one who's on our side when we really need him.

Joe Manchin will not be there for you when you need him.

Joe Manchin will be there to vote for Republicans when Republicans already have 56 votes.

When there's no chance of Democrats winning the vote.

Or Democrats have 56 votes and there's no difference in what Joe Manchin does as far as swinging the vote.

He will be there to vote on your side occasionally.

That's what he does.

But when it's 50-50, Joe Manchin is going to abandon you every single time.

There is nobody in the Senate that's going to be on the Democratic side that is going to hold that line for you.

And think about who has to hold the line for Republicans for a second: Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Mitt Romney.

How many do you want to name?

We could go through probably 10 of them who

on a borderline vote, you're probably going to lose.

So only having 52 senators on the Republican side is already dangerous enough.

It's already dangerous enough.

Having 50,

we are legitimately risking all of the worst case scenarios that we had in our mind as we walked into this 2020 election in the first place.

All these things could go through.

And don't be surprised if they do, if this happens.

And, you know, look, I understand why a guy who's donated to Democrats over and over and over and over again would be telling you not to vote for the Republican candidates here.

He doesn't want them to win.

He doesn't want, he wants there to be a majority, a super majority, a control of all, all of the government in the hands of Democrats.

That's why he's donated so much money to Democrats.

And if they have the majority in, okay, so you got the executive, you have the House, and you get the Senate, and then you can say goodbye to

the border.

Certainly the border wall.

I mean, I could even see them bulldozing what's been done on the border.

You're You're going to welcome higher taxes,

the Green New Deal.

I'll bet you they'll push for that.

You'll have socialized medicine.

You'll have free college education that's not free, by the way.

The taxpayers, we will pay for it.

You'll have the elimination of student debt.

He's already claiming he's going to do that just through executive order.

You'll have abortion on demand for everybody, and they'll put that, they'll reinstall the money we send to foreign countries to fund abortions.

You'll have packing the Supreme Court because you won't have a Senate that can stop any of these nominees.

They might eliminate the Electoral College.

You're going to have felons voting for prison.

You're going to have gun control legislation that's unconstitutional.

They're going to do it all.

I mean, they will do it all with complete control of the government.

It is critical not to be telling people, don't vote for these Republicans unless they earn it by changing the system.

Within a couple of weeks.

Yeah.

Leffler and Purdue can't change the system by January 5th.

Come on.

It can't happen.

They already called for the Republican Secretary of State to resign.

It's not like they haven't been involved in this if you want them to be involved in it.

The bigger question is, who do you want to be involved in the next four years and six years in the case of these Senate seats?

Crazy.

Do you want

a train with no way of stopping it going down the liberal road or the liberal tracks over and over again?

I don't want it.

I don't think, like, this is what you get.

A lot of times you get these people who are like, look,

I just don't like Trump or

I don't like this or that in the government, but I'm still a conservative.

I'm still a Republican.

Well,

then when it comes to votes like this, and you see they're trashing the Georgia Senate candidates, and you're like, okay, well, obviously, or they're trashing Amy Coney Barrett.

And it's like, well, what is Amy?

Why would Amy Coney Barrett have your scorn if what you don't like is the personality of Donald Trump?

Like, there's no reason for that.

You should still want conservative judges, right?

You'd think.

You would think.

But no, I mean, it's people like Lynn Wood, who are longtime Democrat donors who are telling Republican voters not to vote for Republicans.

Do you think your alarm bell should go off a little bit in that situation?

I hope it's going off loudly for Georgians right now.

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By the way, too many of us traveled on Thanksgiving.

That's why everybody's dying right now.

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It's hard to get to work

in your local area today, I'm sure, because of all the piled-up bodies that

have died because you celebrated with your family and friends on Thanksgiving.

That's pretty much the message for us right now.

And further than that,

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You can't be doing it.

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You probably,

Barack used to kid me about it.

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You think I'm joking?

I'm not.

No, I didn't think you were joking.

No, we would have 16 people go away every Thanksgiving.

My deceased son, before he passed away, we'd all go away and we'd go away on Thanksgiving to be just a nuclear family.

Mom, dad, sons, daughters, husbands, wives, grandchildren.

None of that can happen now.

None of it.

We, the first time,

we had Thanksgiving with my wife and myself.

My daughter in the region and her husband who's a doctor in the region.

That's it.

That's it.

All my other kids, everybody else in the family was on Zoom on Thanksgiving, which doesn't, well, Christmas is going to be a lot harder.

And, you know,

I don't want to scare anybody here, but understand the facts.

But I'm going to.

We're going to lose another 250,000 people dead.

Dead.

Between now and January.

Okay,

he doesn't want to scare anybody.

But we're likely to have a quarter of a million people die between now and January, though.

We're likely to have that happen.

Between now and January.

In January, 250,000 people are going to die, according to Joe Biden.

So it's December 3rd today.

Yes.

So in less than a month,

250,000 more people are going to die.

But he didn't want to scare anybody.

No.

But don't get him wrong.

So the most deaths that we've ever had in a day were something like 2,700?

Yes, yesterday.

Yesterday.

Right.

And he thinks it's going to be 10,000 a day until he does.

Yeah.

I guess he does.

You hear me?

I do.

Because people aren't paying attention.

Okay.

People aren't paying attention.

You are, Dan.

You're not letting people congregate inside your restaurant.

You know what that would mean.

Yeah.

Definitely.

But there's ways we have to bring down the virus.

We have to bring down the

replication rate of it.

You know how many.

Anyway, and we have to significantly increase testing.

That's good.

I love it.

We're going to have to

bring down the rate.

Anyway, I just wish he would occasionally simplify it for us.

I know he's an epidemiologist and all, but he just gets so technical.

Yeah, he does.

And I can't understand what he's saying.

Really scientific stuff from here on out that he is saying.

So he doesn't want to scare anybody, but 250,000 people, Americans, are going to die between now and January.

That's not going to happen.

Are you going to go out on that list and say it's not?

I should say, in total, from all causes, you might get 250,000 250,000 people die before the end of the year.

I don't know.

But not from COVID.

But not from

not from COVID.

Yeah, no,

that would be very surprising.

It would.

I will say.

Yes, it would.

Now, if you want to say that globally,

globally, that might be true.

Possibly.

Not in the United States, however.

No.

I can tell you this,

for lack of a better word, that is bonkers.

You know what they act like when they do this kind of fear-mongering is they act like everybody who gets it is going to die.

Now, that's pretty interesting since your whole family got it, right?

You, Lisa, and the kids?

Yes, all four of us.

None of us have to do that.

Out of that, how many died?

Zero people died.

Zero people died in your family.

Luckily for us.

Now, again, I'm not saying that I don't want to minimize that this summer.

No, but you don't want them maximizing it either.

That's exactly right.

Stop maximizing it all the time.

Yep.

I mean, if you're going to come out and you're going to say, hey, four times the worst day every day till the end of the year, you better have some really good reasoning and information to back that up, which he has none.

Right.

He doesn't.

I mean, like, you know, he'll come out with some justification as to what he was trying to say, or maybe he just had a, you know, occasionally Joe has some issues with numbers, as you may have noticed.

But I mean, you're right.

The message is clear.

Freak out.

Don't try to act rationally.

Act with fear.

But I don't want to scare anybody.

I don't want to scare anybody, of course, but holy crap, you're going to die.

Yeah.

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Hey, Matt, you're on the Glenn Beck program with Patton Stew.

Hey, Patton Stewie.

First of all, welcome to Texas, man.

We're proud to have you.

Glad to have you.

Thank you.

Hey, and here's the thing.

This whole mass thing, I haven't understood from day one because it seems so simple.

It's such a a missed opportunity.

Why didn't they just make it a patriotic thing from the very beginning?

Just blame the entire thing on communist China, not the Chinese people, but communist China.

Apparently, CNN would have been upset until today, obviously.

But just blame that because you have people who are motivated by safety.

first.

And then you have the people like us, the entrepreneurs and whatnot, who aren't motivated quite the same way.

We're motivated by other things.

So the people who are motivated by safety, they're going to wear the mask.

They're going to wear the mask but if you make it a patriotic thing and you say hey let's show the rest of the world what the free of the freest country can do no new rules no new mandates we're not gonna tell you what to do we're gonna ask you nicely if you love your fellow american if you want to look out for your older veterans and older citizens then go ahead and do this wear this mask because we don't have all the facts but here's what we do know what you'll know what you'll find if you ask people nicely because trust me i grew up with the reddest of rednecks in texas and if you ask rednecks nicely to do something yeah you'll be amazed They'll be the ones walking in the stores being like, yeah, they'll be like, hey, buddy, I see you don't have a mask, man.

Don't you love your fellow American?

I got one in the car, man.

It's nice.

My mama made it.

You'll be amazed at how people will go out of their way to take care and look out for their fellow American when you just ask them and leave it up to the goodwill of people.

Probably right.

Appreciate it.

Thanks, man.

Certainly a much better approach.

And also, I will say, something that the media could not allow to happen because Donald Trump was saying China was was at fault here and they couldn't agree with it until now.

Now there's releasing information, you know, they're finding documents and all this wonderful journalism is being done about how bad China was at the beginning of this.

Even though, look, Dr.

Burks was saying that from the beginning.

That they were that China withholding information changed the way we responded to the virus.

We didn't think it was a big deal because China was telling us it wasn't.

I think the problem with that, though, is that the drive to make everybody wear a mask

was driven by Democrats.

And patriotism is the furthest thing from the mind of a Democrat.

Exactly.

And the left couldn't even think of it.

Yeah.

They don't acknowledge it.

They don't think that way at all.

You see bits and pieces of this, of a good response in

the way that they're doing this every once in a while.

Like there were places that were saying, you know what?

A good thing for you to do in this time when things are closed, times are tough, go out to a park, go out to a beach, stay away from people while you're there, but you know, be outside, do things outside.

You know, if you're going to have a church service, do it outside.

Enjoy the great weather when you have the great weather.

Those sorts of messages would have been good.

What they did yesterday, the CDC yesterday, was also, I think, a good step, which is they shortened the quarantine time.

I went through the quarantine, which I had to do 10 days of quarantine.

Now they're saying saying seven to 10, right?

Now they're saying it's down to seven for what I would have had seven.

They cut it from 10 to seven, and they cut it from 14 to 10 for the other type of quarantine.

The bottom line with that, though, is what was happening, and I will tell you personal experience here, this is true, that people don't go get tested because they don't want to deal with the quarantine.

So they don't want to know that they haven't.

We talked to people because we were in contact with people.

We had to call them.

We had to say, hey, sorry, we got it.

Like you should probably go get tested or whatever.

We're supposed to tell everybody that we know or have ever passed in a hallway.

And what the, some people were like, okay, yeah, go get tested.

But there was a decent amount of pushback on just like, oh, God, don't tell me that.

We had people telling us, hey, well, my, my son has got a football game and I don't want him to miss that.

And my mom's coming into town.

It's like,

That's the exact time you want to get tested, right?

Like before your mom, who's likely elderly, is coming into town, you probably want to know if you have COVID.

But it's, look, it is completely disruptive.

But I honestly think if people would just do what the caller was talking about and just be like, look, you know, let's do the best that we can.

We can't shut down society.

And when you try to tell people, restrict yourself out of this problem, just sacrifice all of your life until we get this under control.

That is not a message that's going to

connect with anybody.

Because even in these places where they they have the strict mandates, they're not being followed.

They're not being followed.

People went into quarantine before the mandates started because they were afraid of what was going on and they came out of the quarantine before they ended because they were done with it.

If you can actually take a moment and communicate reliable information consistently

without haranguing people, you can get some good results.

But they've been incapable of doing that from the beginning.

The media can't do anything but say, you know what?

If you don't do everything that we say in the order that we say it, it's because you like Donald Trump and you're a racist and you don't care about old people, you're killing grandma.

And this has been a terrible approach, not only because it's not true and not only because it is just an awful thing to do to your fellow person, but also because it's not effective in any way.

It doesn't work.

People don't listen to it.

Yeah.

They don't trust us.

They don't trust us enough to believe the best about us that we would do what we can to avoid infecting anybody, especially the most vulnerable among us.

And if they would have, yes, in the beginning, said, look, let's protect the most vulnerable among us and let's make sure that those

who are really in danger here don't get infected.

And the rest of you just act responsibly.

Yeah.

I think that would have been received really well.

I think so too.

And we'd be way further ahead of the game than we are.

Who's going to connect with that message?

The caller brought it up in terms of patriotism, but I would also argue like it's a message that would connect with people of faith, right?

To say like,

you know, look, I understand this is annoying, but can you sacrifice for other people?

Like, that is a Christian conservative message.

That's not a liberal message.

That is a Christian conservative message.

And instead, they were like, no, we are welding you in your garage.

And that is not going to help.

And it makes people, you even pointed this out with a vaccine.

If they mandate it, people are going to be

less likely to take it.

Yeah.

And they're going to do it anyway because they want to push you around and force people.

They don't trust us.

Andrew Cuomo will do it anyway.

Yeah, he will.

Because he doesn't, I mean, it's not about how many people get the virus or how people feel.

It's about Andrew Cuomo making sure he gets a lot of books sold and acting like he can go on these press conferences and get praised by the media.

And

people need to call that out.

There's been a lot of places.

I mean, look at Florida.

Florida has done really well in comparison to places like New York and has had some of the least restrictive rules.

But I think DeSantis has treated his populace like adults.

He said, look, this is real.

These are real problems.

We have a lot of vulnerable people in Florida, a lot of elderly people in Florida.

Their death rate should be really high.

But he said, look, go out there.

We're going to keep things open.

I mean, I believe they're at 100% capacity now.

Even like in stadiums and stuff.

Now, the stadiums are choosing themselves to hold back capacity.

Yeah, but you notice the games that are played in Florida, if you watch college football,

the games that are played in Florida are much higher attended than anywhere else in the country.

Yeah.

And that's a good sign for the Super Bowl, which is also happening to be played in Tampa this year.

But

it is.

Wow.

Are you planning to go?

Are you trying to?

Not only already have my ticket,

which I bought, I believe, in April.

Oh, wow.

I was like, screw it.

I'm making this happen.

I'm willing this Super Super Bowl into existence.

But yeah, no,

I'm all set to go.

It's funny.

I've been doing these polls every couple of months on Twitter saying, do you think the Super Bowl will be played on the day?

It's supposed to be played with a pretty close to full audience.

And it was, I think when I first asked it, it was like the summer.

And it was like maybe, maybe 40% of people said no.

And then it was up to about 80% of people last time I asked it.

I should ask it again today to see.

I mean, because I think quite clearly that the NFL is.

I don't think there's any way they're going to do that.

They're not going to let the full crowd in there.

They may have it on the same day.

Yeah, it'll probably be played.

It does seem like they're doing everything they can.

I watched a football game between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers at 3.40 p.m.

on a Wednesday.

So I think they're trying to get that Super Bowl in on time.

Amazing.

Let's go to Justin in New York.

Hey, Justin, you're on the Glenn Beck program with Patton Stu.

Hey.

Hey.

Go ahead.

This is where you come in.

Yeah, you should try talking now.

Yeah.

It's pretty cool.

I'm sorry.

I'm trying to get my coat on.

So last night I was watching Tucker Carlson, and they were saying that

they tested some samples for the American Red Cross where there was antibodies

from last March

or April way before

we were told about this.

So it would indicate that coronavirus has been in our community or in our country a lot longer than what we thought.

Oh, yeah, because they had antibodies from people that were tested clear back in March, when really

those were the first cases that happened in the U.S.

So for people to already have antibodies at that point.

At that point, I see what you're saying.

Yeah, well, because I think it went back to probably December of 2019, it seems to be the current, some people believe November, but it does seem to be earlier.

Here in the States?

There has been some recent reporting on that.

Wow.

But

that wouldn't, I mean, I think the first cases came in February, right?

That we knew initially in Los Angeles.

Maybe there were like very travelers from China and such.

But they, I know

it's an interesting thing.

It's tough to really.

It didn't seem like it was exploding at that time.

If you look at

all-cause mortality, you see a huge spike in March and April.

I mean, it definitely seems like that's when it really hit, but we don't know exactly.

Look, it's China.

And until

we will find out at some point in in like 2060

that China knew way more than we ever knew.

It's like

when some iron curtain falls and somebody leaks some documents, you find out, you know, decades later with these communist regimes what actually happened.

We've seen it over and over again with the Soviet Union as their,

you know, their country crumbled.

We found out all sorts of stuff that we didn't know.

Well, China is still claiming 86,000 people are infected to this day.

I mean, come on.

And 4,634 people have died.

It's absolutely ridiculous.

I mean, that is asinine.

No, it's not true.

It can't be.

It's got to be 10 times, 100 times, 1,000 times higher than that.

When will we know?

And probably not for a really long time.

Probably not for a real long time.

For a really long time.

They have a way

to...

They seem to be able to just make people disappear quite often.

They're like, hey, did you know they have a million Uyghurs in camps?

And I was like,

how is that new news?

How do you get to a million before anyone notices in the year 2020?

And it's like, well, I just did it.

They just did it.

Yeah.

You know, when you have control over your society, it's a lot easier to do these things.

And look, it's also easier to control a freaking virus when you can weld everyone in their garage.

It is, it is, when you, when you can, uh,

you can basically ruin the lives of anyone who speaks out about it.

You can hide a lot of cases.

I mean, that's what they did with the doctors who discovered it initially.

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They've done another, Rasmussen has done another poll

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how people view socialism.

This always amazes me.

About half, well, 47%

of voters surveyed said they have an unfavorable opinion of socialism.

47%

in the United States of America,

wow,

less than a third, 29%, said they had a favorable view.

So almost 30% of the American populace has a favorable view of socialism.

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It is my experience, though, based on more on trivia on Fridays during football season, that many people don't understand what socialism is.

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You don't need to know all the details of it.

Right.

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You're only saying that because it's true that the Packers are better

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Hi.

Hey, guys, thank you very much for everything you do.

Trying to keep us clean.

But talking about Linwood, I'll be as quick as I can.

I understand what he's trying to do.

He's trying to motivate, there's been very few Republicans in Congress or Senate even speaking up.

A few of them.

He's trying to motivate them by telling them not to vote?

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for 150 years, that person has won re-election.

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Trump gained 11 million more votes than he had in 2016, but somehow Biden overcame those odds.

President Trump also won the highest share of minority voters for a GOP candidate since 1960 and still lost.

He grew his support among black voters by 50% over 2016.

Has that turned out to be the case?

Is that right?

Because it seemed to me that he didn't do as well with the black vote as we thought he was going to do.

He did improve his

numbers where he lost were among white voters.

Okay.

Biden's support among black voters fell below 90%,

the level below which Democrat presidential candidates usually lose.

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Obama won 873 counties in 2008.

Biden won only 524 counties in 2020, but somehow outdid Obama in total votes by what, 15 million, they're saying,

and I have not seen those numbers before.

I mean, part of that is that it's a high-turnout election, right?

Some of these things, like you can explain pretty easily by the fact that

state after state after state changed the rules so it was a lot easier to vote.

You vote from home.

A lot of them sent ballots out when they weren't even requested.

And that doesn't necessarily mean fraud per se, although fraud is obviously easier in an all-male election, mail-in election.

But the fact that a lot of

people who were fringe voters that wouldn't bother to go to the polls wound up voting for both candidates.

I mean,

but there was a, you know, obviously Trump specifically told people not to do it.

So, you know, Biden won those votes by a lot.

But either way, we had a very high turnout election.

There's a lot of passion.

And for people, people, I mean, there's a lot of passion for Donald Trump.

And I think we all realize as well, there's a lot of passion against him.

They were literally burning down cities.

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So, I mean, we know there's a lot of passion on both sides on this thing.

Biden is also set to be the first president in 60 years to lose Ohio and Florida on his way to election.

He is set to become the second president in 168 years to lose Ohio, Florida, and Iowa and still win.

Also, President Trump won 18 of 19 bellwether counties, which have a near-perfect record over the last 40 years.

Biden underperformed Hillary Clinton across the country, except for a few cities, Milwaukee, Detroit, Atlanta, and Philadelphia, among them.

Yeah, it's interesting because,

you know,

Atlanta, what was it?

Atlanta,

Milwaukee, Detroit, Philadelphia.

And what was the standard there?

The standard

underperformed Hillary in

Biden did.

Yes.

Which is interesting because isn't that, because

I haven't looked at all those cities, but I know for a fact, for example, Philadelphia, that's true.

Donald Trump did better in Philadelphia than he did in 2016.

That's amazing.

He improved his position.

But that's also like one of the central places that all this fraud supposedly happened.

Yes.

So it's difficult.

It's odd that he would outperform.

himself from 2016 in this widespread fraud situation.

It is, I mean, look, a lot of this stuff is just really strange.

The whole thing is strange.

Yes.

Yeah.

Well, and among those is the fact that Republicans won all across the country.

I mean, they

increased their numbers in the House by a lot.

A lot.

What is it, 14, 15 net games?

The smallest majority in the House in,

I think, since the 30s, wasn't it?

It wasn't even long ago.

Something like that.

And so the result is that

Republicans won the under ticket and didn't vote for president, right?

Yeah, I mean, the case there would be

that there were a lot of people who,

and I think there's some truth to this, but we just don't know how widespread it was.

But there's a lot of people who were thinking to themselves, look, I don't want to,

I don't want to give Democrats control of everything, but I don't like Trump, right?

And then we know there were some people there who we obviously know there were some people who were like that.

There was also another thing that was interesting about Trump's coalition in 2016, which was instead of, if you think of the left-to-right spectrum as we would normally think about it, usually what you'd think for most candidates is they will borrow a little bit from the middle.

Like, who wins those middle votes?

You get your Republicans on your side, and then you take some independents in the middle, and hopefully, you take enough independents to defeat what the Democrat did, right?

Trump's coalition was different.

Trump got basically all the Republicans.

In 2016, he had some outliers,

and he got some independents, but he also took a bunch of Democrats.

He took people who were actually registered Democrat, a higher percentage of those than normal.

And those people are fringy voters.

They're not dependable to vote for a Republican.

And so it looks like he lost some of them in the suburbs and then some higher, you know, higher income types in the suburbs as well.

And at least, because I mean, you look at like the Pennsylvania election, the entire margin comes from the suburbs around Philadelphia.

The county I used to live in is one of the counties.

And you look at that, the entire margin comes from those four counties that surround Philadelphia in the suburbs.

And that

wasn't in Philadelphia.

As you point out, he actually did better in Philadelphia.

He did really well in Philadelphia for a Republican, at least.

Also, Republicans apparently won every House toss-up, all 27.

Right?

While keeping the Senate majority.

There's a couple, I think, they're still undecided, but yeah.

And they won more state house chambers.

But again, Trump, the Republican at the top of the ticket, lost.

Yep,

which is unusual.

Yeah.

It's unusual.

No incumbent who has received 75%.

I've never heard this stat before.

No incumbent who has received 75% of the primary vote has ever lost a re-election.

He ran on a post, though.

He basically ran on a post.

Basically, but there were at the beginning a couple.

There were a couple.

I'm pretty sure.

What was the guy?

Mark Matt,

something Walsh.

Joe Walsh?

Who was he?

Yeah, Joe Walsh.

Was it Joe Walsh?

I think he ran against him.

He dropped out before the primary.

Mark Sanford ran, but he didn't last to a primary.

He ran for a couple of weeks.

He basically ran unopposed.

That's just basically saying that incumbents usually win.

That's all that's saying.

Although that's not that notable.

He's, let's see.

And yeah, he set the record for most of these last few are primary votes, but you're right.

Running unopposed like that.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

He's going to do well.

And again, in primaries, there was a lot of mail-in voting as well.

So the turnout was higher than you might expect in some of those primaries when you have an unopposed candidate.

Let me give you one thing outside of the sort of fraud situation for a second here that's drawn my attention over the past

couple months.

But more as I've been looking at the results come in,

Donald Trump made a big

stand on not voting by mail.

He did.

He made that into a big, and I kept thinking to myself, is it a good idea to tell your voters not to vote anyway that they'll vote?

Like the good thing about a mail-in voter, if you're looking at it from a campaign's perspective, is to say, once we lock that person in and they've sent that ballot in, we never have to go back and use resources to bring them again.

We don't have to focus on getting that voter.

They've already voted.

And the Democrats were doing that like crazy.

Republicans basically didn't.

And you look at the way that's why the split was so wide, right?

Republicans won the election day voting overwhelmingly.

Democrats won early voting overwhelmingly.

And that's usually the case, but it was much more extreme this time than ever before.

So I think 38 states have certified their results so far in this election.

And when you go through the 38 states, the average move from 2016 to 2020 was three and a half points, basically, 3.4.

3.4 points.

So the electorate moved against Trump by 3.4 points nationwide.

There's some that are higher, some that are lower, but the average is 3.4.

Trump outperformed the average in almost all the swing states.

He actually did better in the swing states, not worse, but better in the swing states than he did in a lot of these states that are red.

The only exceptions of that were Georgia and Arizona, but he outperformed in Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, and Florida.

And Florida to me is the most interesting one.

Florida was the second best state for Trump.

out of the states that have certified so far.

The only one that was better was Utah.

And Utah, there's a big asterisk there because that was a big Evan McMullen state in 2016.

So the movement towards Trump would be expected in Utah just because there's no third-party candidate they were interested in.

In Florida, it moved

of the 38 states, 35 of them moved against Trump.

35 of the 38 moved against Trump.

However, three of them moved toward Trump.

Arkansas, Florida, and Utah.

Florida is the only state he told people to vote by mail.

Really?

The only one.

He said, Florida's got got it.

They've been doing it for a while, and it's okay.

DeSantis is there.

He's a good governor.

And he kept saying he was encouraging his voters in Florida to vote by mail.

And it was his

first state in the union outside of Utah, which again has a big asterisk next to it.

That is, that's a fascinating one.

You look at the swing states.

He did really well.

He did pretty well in Nevada there, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina.

He outperformed in the swing states.

So, again, it's odd.

You know, it's so tough because.

So, had he not

railed against mail-in voting,

he might have won the election.

It's sort of your theory.

My theory is in an election this close, you can blame lots of stuff.

But I think that was a strategic error.

That's not to say that it was a strategic error to criticize mail-in voting and the procedures going on

with mail-in voting across the country.

I think you can fairly say we should not be mailing a million ballots out to a state like they did in Nevada, right?

You shouldn't be doing that.

But to discourage your voters to vote is always like it's hard.

It's a tough line to walk because if people, you know, again, you had a coronavirus sort of increase at that point.

A lot of voters that are Republican are elderly, and they might not want to risk going to the polls.

If something comes up, you know, we've seen cases where people who would cast their

mail-in voting, a vote, and then die.

Like, literally, like in between their mail-in mail-in vote and the election, die.

You don't want to, you don't ever want to tell your voters to not vote.

And I understand he wasn't saying don't vote at all, but circumstances come up on election day.

It's only one day.

What if there was a giant snowstorm?

I kept thinking to myself, what if in Wisconsin, there's a giant snowstorm on election day?

This is a risky strategy.

Now, that didn't play out, luckily.

But I wonder if that would have helped.

I mean, again, you can look at all the other stuff.

There's a lot of other stuff.

and I'm not like tossing away all the other questionable things that have gone on with this election by any means.

There are many things that were questionable,

but

we've focused almost exclusively on that.

We got to look at the other stuff, too.

I mean, I keep coming back to the point that we spent a lot of time talking about the fraud stuff, and it's obviously, you know, you got

no matter what the result of it is, I want to know the truth on it, right?

I think we all want to know the truth.

But like, Joe Biden has now named how many freaking cabinet officials?

84.

84,000.

84.

84,000

cabinet officials.

And it doesn't seem like Republicans are even looking at him.

Oh, they're not.

They're paying any attention to it.

We're not.

And I mean, look, it's going to be very easy to adjust if Donald Trump winds up winning the election, and we can all be like, oh, wow, that was great.

Now we've got four warriors of Donald Trump and lower taxes.

We can all adjust easily to lower taxes.

But we better not just let Joe Biden slide into this thing without any questioning.

We better not let him throw crazy extreme people into the cabinet without

because he's going to do it.

He's doing it.

If we don't step, I mean, they're treating them like the Avengers in the media.

They're like, the Avengers are here to save the day.

If that's the sort of media attention they're getting and we don't say anything, it's going to be,

he's going to let these people skate right through.

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Jeff, hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program with Patton Stew.

Hi, guys.

Great show today.

Thank you.

I had a couple comments.

First of all, we know we can always trust communists to be communists, right?

Yes, yes.

Okay.

And old people,

you know, people 50 and older, are the ones that are going to know about socialism and communism the most.

The younger crowd doesn't know anything about it because they haven't learned it in school.

Yeah.

So the older people are the ones that are most vulnerable to the COVID.

I'm getting more and more uncomfortable with the idea that old people are 50 or older.

Yeah, that's true.

I was a little troubled by that as well.

I base that on school.

Sure, okay.

Yeah, of course.

About education.

And

so

those people are the most vulnerable to the vaccine.

You got the Great Reset coming.

You've got big business, all these large corporations that are on board with the Great Reset.

Pfizer, Moderna, and a lot of the other big pharma companies are probably on board with the Great Reset.

And we know that communists kill their opposition.

And the greatest opposition are the people who know what's going on with communism and socialism.

So why should we trust a vaccine

that comes from a company that's going to, you know, be involved with the Great Reset?

a vaccine that maybe is not necessary to begin with.

Yeah, I mean,

I I see where you're going here, and I don't know.

Look,

I certainly don't want like Bob from Bob's hardware coming up with a vaccine.

I think a pharmaceutical company is their right target for that particular thing.

And they usually don't like to kill their clientele.

It's usually a bad idea.

Yeah, it's not a good idea.

You know, I mean, I could see how a lot of people go down these roads, and I understand.

Look, there's a there's a

lot of people.

Although, I don't know if Pfizer is expected or excited about the great reset.

I don't know that.

Yeah, no, I don't know that either.

But I don't know anything about Pfizer's political leanings.

There's two ways to look look at this, though, from the conservative perspective.

And I see a lot of, you know, look, we can all be, you know, we could all talk about how scary big business is and how, you know, scary government is.

And look, there's always reasons to be skeptical of both of those things.

The other thing is, this is a literal, if, look, let's just say if it works for a second, let's just live in a nice world for a moment.

And the vaccine is successful and it helps with this problem in a big way.

This is an incredible achievement of capitalism.

I mean, we're talking about

a scientific impossibility for all of human history.

And here we are, eight or nine months later, where we're first learning of the problem, and these vaccines are coming out.

Look, we can look.

You can, I think, honestly, these things are looking like they're so successful that people that don't want to take them probably won't need to.

I mean, to get to things like herd immunity.

Yeah.

I hope that's true.

We don't know yet.

We will see.

The data is promising at this point.

The UK did just approve the Pfizer one.

We're probably next on board for doing that.

I can understand being skeptical of government,

and you've got to be able to make your own choices.

I will never argue for a mandate on such things by any means.

But I mean, we should also look at this is not only an incredible achievement for capitalism, but it is probably, if it works, the primary argument for the Trump legacy.

It is one of the most amazing things an administration has ever achieved.

And, you know, he's getting no credit.

No credit for it whatsoever.

And some of his own

credit for it.

Worked.

It worked better than anybody could have possibly imagined it.

Anybody could have possibly imagined.

They were all saying, oh, you're not going to get a vaccine until 2021, 22 at the earliest, probably.

A conservative administration working with big pharmaceutical companies, it's incredible.

It's a capitalistic process.

It's incredible.

It really is incredible if you look through that lens, I think.

It is.

That's, yeah.

Yeah.

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Barack Obama.

You know, it's only when he shows his face again that you think, wow, that's right.

This is why I dislike this guy so much.

With all the intensity of a billion white-hot burning sons, I dislike this guy.

Ever since he left the White House, he's been hinting at the idea that the internet and social media have helped create the single biggest threat to the United States democracy, which, by the way, we're not a democracy.

But he also credits his win back in the day to harnessing social media.

And now he is trying to shut down conservative thought on social media even more than it's already being shut down.

He doesn't think that the Twitters and Facebooks of the world are doing enough to shut down conservatives.

He wants, wants, being honest, it's just unbelievable to me the fascism of these people.

And yet, it's supposedly Republicans who are the fascists.

We're the ones who want to hear more opinions, not less.

But let us at least show our side of the argument.

But Obama said, I don't hold the tech companies entirely responsible because this predates social media.

It was already there.

He's talking about, I guess, the thought that he doesn't think is worthwhile, but social media has turbocharged it.

So he wants them to be more responsible and shut down more opinions on the internet.

We have to have a serious conversation about what these business models look like, the algorithms, the mechanisms whereby we can create more of a common conversation.

That means

he wants to hear from people who believe the things he does, but he doesn't want to hear from those who don't.

And that cannot be just a commercially driven conversation.

So obviously government needs to intervene in these social media giants as well and help them shut down conservatives.

This could get really bad if we don't stand up to it.

And it makes no sense, especially for public figures and office holders.

Like they keep saying they're going to censor Donald Trump's tweets.

And, you know, sometimes they'll post warnings with them and all of these things.

It's like, let's just take this scenario for a second.

Let's say somebody gets elected.

Let's say Donald Trump gets elected in 2016.

And two years into his administration, he just turns into an actual racist and starts just tweeting actually racist things, right?

Really, like, we'd all agree we're racist.

Let's just say that happened.

And Twitter censors them all because they're racist.

How do we know who to vote for in 2020?

Shouldn't we have the information that

when a public figure, like think of the things, the crazy things that Elon Omar has said online or AOC has said online.

Do you want those things censored?

I don't.

I want her to be saying those things so that I know who these people are and I know that I don't want them elected.

Right?

Why would I want to hide any public figures comments of any sort with the exception of illegal activity?

Right.

I mean, obviously, if someone's literally threatening someone's life or something, you know, that's a totally different story.

But when you talk about like

commentary that you might totally disagree with and think is misleading, people, I mean, like, you know, if people like on the left will say, well, Donald Trump is tweeting these conspiracy theories about the election or conspiracy theories about

COVID or whatever it is.

Well, we need that information to judge.

whether we want him to be president next time, right?

And what he probably runs in 2024, right?

All these things should be out there for us to be able to judge.

And the idea that Twitter, Facebook should be the arbiters of truth on this is ridiculous.

We did a thing on Stu Does America on fact checkers this week, and I was just going back for some classic examples.

And I went back to a PolitiFact fact check of Glenn back from the Obama era.

And he was talking about John Holdren, remember the science advisor?

And how at one time he advocated for forced sterilization, I think he said proposed uh was his actual word uh forced sterilization and

mandatory abortions compulsory abortions right uh glenn got rated pants on fire for that claim now

what really pants on fire now you go back and you read the guy's book his own book yeah where he proposes and i went through the dictionary definition of propose exactly what he did proposes for discussion he says it just like that uh we should we there needs to be discussion around whether it's, you know, whether we should have X, Y, and Z and goes through those exact proposals that Glenn outlined.

And at the end, they say, well, he never actually did them, and it's unlikely that they'll happen, pants on fire.

It's like, well, that's not what Glenn said.

He said he proposed them, which he did.

He did.

Should have been true.

You want to say mostly true because you don't like this characterization?

You can go there.

To go all the way to not only not false, but pants on fire, their worst rating.

And then these are the people who are making the fact-check decisions to see whether your tweet is true or not, whether it gets a warning, whether it gets demonetized, whether it gets

thrown into oblivion and not shared with anyone.

And think of how convenient this is when you come to like a selection bias type of situation.

We've said a thousand things on this show today, right?

Like you could clearly find the overwhelming majority of them are unquestionable, right?

Like we're just talking about basic things that would be rated true.

Then there's some things where we have opinion where they may say true or false.

But if you pick the statements from Republicans that are false, which everyone says something wrong every once in a while, and

you rate them false all the time, then you shrink their audience.

And then when they say the thing that's true that you don't like, well, you don't have to fact-check that one.

And so that gets to a smaller audience.

The reverse with the left.

They fact-check things that are true.

Obviously, Democrats occasionally...

every once in a while say something that's true they pick those things fact check them true they don't fact check the ones when they're false And then their audience grows, not shrinks.

And when they say the false thing, it goes to more people,

which is a terrible outcome, but it's one that these, you know, these organizations propagate all the time.

Yeah.

And Obama

has been pretty prominent over the last few weeks for some reason.

He's getting into

everything.

And he was just

interviewed by Peter Hamby from Good Luck America, had some interesting things to say to the young advocates or activists, people like AOC.

Here's what he had to say.

If you're a young activist today and you believe really passionately in a slogan like defund the police, what is your advice to that activist, also knowing that a lot of politicians won't go near that phrase?

It's interesting.

We take for granted, if you want people to buy your sneakers, that you're going to market it to your audience.

If a musician drops a record,

they're going to try to reach certain audiences speaking to folks where they are.

It's no different in terms of ideas.

If you believe, as I do, that we should be able to reform the criminal justice system so that it's not biased and treats everybody fairly.

I guess you can use a snappy slogan like defund the police, but you know you've lost a big audience the minute you say it, which makes it a lot less likely that you're actually going to get the changes you want done.

Snappy.

A Snappy

slogan.

He

still has the whistle

going on.

That wasn't for him.

Apparently,

part of the Oval Office

carried with him outside of his presidency as well.

The

snappy

slogan.

I love that because he's just admitting the truth here, which is they all believe in these crazy ideas.

The question is only whether you say them or not.

Yep.

Right?

So Ilan Omar says them.

I don't think Oliva doesn't say them.

I don't think he disagrees with Defund the Police.

No.

He just doesn't like the slogan.

He just doesn't like the slogan because it's too snappy.

Snappy shit.

And it turns people off because when you tell people what you actually plan to do, and that's defund the police,

you're not supposed to do that.

He wants it done subversively.

So

you don't

announce your intentions that clearly.

And I keep wondering, too, if you defund the police,

how do you implement a

mandate?

How do you enforce a mask mandate when you've defunded?

It's going to be difficult.

How are you going to keep people locked up in their homes if you defunded the police?

I don't know that I want the answer to that question.

It's probably really scary.

National Guard, Marines.

I don't know.

Somebody else will come to your home.

God only knows, but force will be involved.

But yeah, this goes back to Van Jones when he went into the White House and and we went through his older commentaries and he said he wanted to drop the

radical means to get the radical ends.

He was okay no longer saying he was a communist and no longer being a radical

because at the end, to get the result he wanted, it was smarter to put on a suit and go into a business meeting and convince companies that they should all adopt a replicate of the Green New Deal.

And that's always been what Barack Obama is all about.

Hasn't it?

He won't come out and say, look,

I'm a Marxist, even though he has followed the Marxist theory his entire life.

He said it a long time ago, but he wouldn't say it when he was going into office.

Because he knew that would hurt him politically.

Exactly.

He's covering.

And by the way, he's right on this point.

He's smart.

If you want to become, if you want to get something done as a progressive, he is correct that to fund the police scared the hell out of everybody.

It scared the hell out of Democrats.

It scared the hell out of any

fringe Republican who might have voted for Joe Biden.

Those people were scared because of the things Ilan Omar and AOC advocate for, like getting rid of police so that when you call 911, nothing happens.

Like that is like, that's something that you don't need to be some hardcore Republican to believe in that.

So it did scare off some voters.

He's right that the better approach to get to those policies is to not say them out loud.

But it is really freaking revealing when you have to hide the thing that you want.

I never have a problem saying I want lower taxes.

I never have to say, oh, well, what we want, of course, is

to defund the

government.

Like, I don't need to say that.

I want lower taxes because I believe people should have more of their own money.

Period.

Like, I don't need to hide it.

I don't need to hide.

Like, people are like, oh, well, let's, you know what?

Let me give you a great slogan.

We are not for abortion.

We're for choice.

We are pro-choice.

I have no problem saying I'm against abortion.

Pro-life is a fine summary because it also does

encapsulate the argument.

However,

I have no problem saying I'm against abortion.

I don't think women should have the right to choose to kill their children.

Yes, I think that's a bad idea.

And I don't run from it.

I don't need to run from it.

But they do.

They do.

Because they're radicals.

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Let's go to James in Alabama.

James, you're on the Glenbeck program.

Hey, guys, how y'all doing?

Good.

Hey, I was just calling.

I listen to your show every day, and I'm just an extremely concerned citizen.

You know, with all, we all know this election was a fraud.

I mean,

I just don't get it.

And I guess my point is, you know, I listen to your show and a lot of other like-minded shows.

And, you know, why are we not calling it out for what this is?

I mean, our Constitution protects us in times like this.

And this is what I call tyranny.

And I just don't, I don't understand

why can we,

how much longer can we just sit back and let our country just go by the wayside

of this?

You know, I'm just trying to be as simple as I can be about it.

No, no, it's and look, I have to understand people are really frustrated over this.

I think, like, one of the things we have to remember this whole situation is we

are calling it out or not is not how this thing gets decided.

We can't win the election on social media.

This is something that the attorneys are going to have

to do.

Right.

Talk radio is not how this thing gets won or lost.

Sidney Powell and the Trump team,

they've got to present their case.

And I will say, every one of them has come on this show.

And what they have told us is we understand the time restraints and we will be able to prove it in court.

Now, look, I don't know.

I mean, we're a week away from the electoral vote going down and kind of.

So far, we haven't seen the proof presented in court yet, to my my knowledge.

At least successfully.

I mean, you could say you've heard stuff that you believe or not, but the bottom line is they have to prove it successfully in court.

And if they can't do that, then you know what?

The conservative people are going to look at this and say, all right, like, even if we think this is the wrong result, what's going to happen is we're going to fight our asses off to make sure that it doesn't happen again.

And look, you know, Donald Trump was president for four years.

He is going to, I think, if he loses here, going to run again in 2024.

And there will be a lot of discussion about how to run.

He already you kind of said that.

Yeah, and how to secure the voting system

before that so that we don't have these questions next time.

But, you know, look,

it's a tough ask.

And we said that to the attorneys at the time.

This is what you're trying to do is going to be very difficult.

And they expressed extreme confidence in their ability to do it in court in this timeline.

Sure.

You know, the clock is ticking, but they believe they're going to do it.

We'll see if they can.