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He was actually planning to return today, right?

And then I think his doctor said, yeah, take one more day off before you come back to work.

So

he's doing that.

I think other than that, though, he's doing pretty well with the COVID thing, because that's what this is.

Good to hear.

And I assume that's what this is, but I don't know that for a fact

because nobody seems to be talking about it.

At least he's not.

Has he said to anybody, hey, I've got COVID now, and I don't think he's had the test, right?

So he he doesn't know for sure.

I think so.

Even if he had the test, he probably wouldn't have the results yet.

Yeah, that's true.

So you got to wait 84 days.

84 days.

But they will tell you in, you know, right around the time the Super Bowl is being played, they will tell you if you had COVID or not.

Really timely.

All right.

The campaign seems to be heating up a little bit.

Joe Biden has actually been asked some things that I've been waiting for people to ask him about.

We'll get into that and much more coming up in 60 seconds.

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Okay, so Joe Biden was asked yesterday about the cognitive thing.

Somebody finally had the giblets to bring it up, which is interesting because he's kind of laughed it off in the past, sort of joked about it.

Yeah, I'm tested all the time.

Right.

Are you?

are you really how does that i mean cognitively tested all the time yeah and you know it's one of those questions that you of course as joe biden realize eventually someone's going to ask you yeah you have to assume and be prepared for it and i think I think it shows that Joe was pretty prepared for this one.

You know, he had a great line to fire back.

Didn't he, though?

He really got through all the words he was trying to say in the right order.

You know?

Well, you be the judge.

Okay.

Okay.

Here it is.

Have you taken a cognitive test?

No, I haven't taken a test.

Why the hell would I take a test?

Okay.

Whoa, because.

Ah, man.

That's like saying you before you got in this program.

If you take a test where you're taking cocaine or not, what do you think, huh?

I'm sorry.

What do you say

to positive?

Pause it for a second if you can.

Are you asking a black man if he's a junkie?

I'm sorry.

Is that what just transpired here?

Seriously, if this was Trump,

that'd be the only thing people would be talking about.

Yes.

And it's interesting that

Biden seems to get in trouble when he tries to

relate to the peeps.

You know, when he gets to him.

Come on, come on, man.

Come on.

Okay, you bought up over me.

You ain't black.

You know, like it's that.

It's that vibe that he keeps getting in big trouble with.

And this is just the beginning of

this clip.

I mean, because you see his reaction, first of all, it's ridiculous for you to ask me if I would have copied it.

He's pissed about it.

He's pissed off about it.

Then he tries to kind of joke his way out of it, saying it would be as if we just tested you for cocaine, which

again, you see what he's doing there in normal times.

Now, and again, if the guy was sniffing and kind of wiping his nose and he had some white residue under his nose, there might be a reason to ask him if he's a cocaine addict because there's some evidence of it.

That's why you're being asked, Joe.

There's plenty of evidence that you have a problem with cognitive abilities right now.

And it's not even, it's way past the point of being funny.

It's frightening and it's terrifying that he could be president, but it's also really sad what he's apparently going through.

Yeah, I go back and forth on this because sometimes it just, you know, he strikes you a certain way and you can't help.

He's supposed to be.

a competent member of society.

He's running for president for one of the two major parties.

And so it's hard to not look at it and just say, gosh, this guy's a buffoon.

I mean, he just continually makes an idiot of himself.

And then you kind of stop and realize, well, this is by the end of this clip, I switched from laughing to crying.

You know, I mean, it really gets ugly.

And we should point out, he really does answer the question here, which is interesting.

He answers his own question, you know, why do I have to take a test?

Well, you're about to hear why.

You're about to hear it.

And

he just butchers this answer in about 15 different ways.

Are you a joke?

What do you say to President Trump, who brags about his tests and makes your mental state an issue for voters?

Well,

if he can't figure out the difference between an elephant and a lion, I don't know what the hell he's talking about.

Did you watch that?

Look, come on, man.

I know you're trying to goad me, but I mean, I'm so forward looking to have an opportunity to sit with the president or stand with the president in debates.

They're going to be plenty of time.

And by the way, as I joke with him, you know,

I shouldn't say it.

I'm going to say something

I probably shouldn't say.

Anyway,

I am very willing to let the American public judge my physical and mental

as well as my mental fitness.

Oh, my gosh.

As he's telling us he's willing to allow us, like he has a choice, to judge his physical and mental fitness.

He can't even get through that sentence.

He can't get through it.

And

perhaps the scarier part of that is immediately before he says, I'm willing to have everyone judge my physical and mental fitness, he looks down at a piece of paper.

He's seemingly reading.

Oh, I bet he was.

Yeah.

The idea that he wants people to judge.

his mental fitness.

He's reading it off of a paper because he can't remember what he's supposed to say.

And if you remember correctly,

he mentions the elephant and the lion because that was part of the cognitive test that Trump talked about.

It wasn't an elephant and a lion.

It was a rhino and a lion.

So he got that part wrong too.

And

he says a few words out of order there.

Where he says, instead of, I'm so looking forward to meeting Trump in a debate, he says, I'm so forward looking

to meeting Trump at a debate.

So he shows us many instances, many reasons why people are asking about its cognitive abilities.

Yeah, and he seems to laugh at a very strange moment where nothing happens.

At the very least, let's look at the very best for read on this for a second.

You know, he's trying too hard.

He can't read the room, right?

This guy is a serious interviewer who's trying to interview him and asks serious questions.

He's laughing on top of him.

He's acting like it's a joke.

Now, again, I know it's virtual, but he he has no sense of what he's supposed to be doing in that moment.

And you could theoretically look at the end of that.

One of the excuses they've given for Biden over these years is that, remember this whole thing where they said his stutter, he had a stutter when he was a kid, and then he got it to go away, and now it's coming back, which scientists kind of say isn't really how that works.

Doctors have said that afterward.

But that was a big excuse.

Apparently, he did have a serious problem.

The last part of it, to me,

you could look at and say he's having a stuttering issue with it.

You could see him trying to struggle his way through fitness, and he keeps saying Phil.

He just keeps going the wrong way with it.

He's going to the L instead of the T.

And you can kind of see him kind of just like,

push it through, push the word fitness through.

In a way, you could maybe give him a break on that one small part of it.

But you look at the whole thing as a whole, there's no way to explain it.

There's no way to explain it.

He is all over the board.

He's legitimately expressing the wrong emotions at the wrong times.

It's as if he's laughing through the funeral and he's crying through a comedy show.

It is a weird moment.

It is weird stuff.

Packed

with strangeness.

And the terrifying part of it is that he could be president of the United States, but for how long is the question in my mind.

If he were to beat Trump, which heaven forbid, please, by all that is holy, please no, please.

But if he were to become president,

how long does he last in office?

And who is it that finally removes him?

Does he step aside on his own?

Does a doctor move into this thing and say, this guy's not fit anymore?

How will that work?

Did you see the clip the other day, Pat, where he was walking out and he wanted to go talk with the media and his aide is grabbing his sort of wrist and kind of pulling him through, which isn't, you know, that crazy when you're talking about you're trying to get someone to move.

And he starts to walk over to the media and you can see her fingers dig into his wrist.

Like, no, you're coming this way.

You didn't see this guy?

It's really disturbing.

And I think more, it's not like they're just controlling him.

They're just saying, good God, don't let him talk to anybody.

And it seemed like how you would honestly like drag your grandpa through a situation where he was supposed to go one direction.

You're trying not to be be obvious about it.

You can see

the fingers, the nails kind of dig into his arm, being like, no, what you would almost do with like a dog.

You'd pull the leash a little bit one direction so they know to go that direction.

That is,

this is not right, guys.

This is not right.

This man obviously can't do this.

And they keep trotting him out there as if we're supposed to accept he could be president of the United States.

Yeah.

It's insanity.

Are there any patriots around him?

Seriously, you have to wonder: is there anybody who cares enough about this country to come out and say, and maybe there are people behind the scenes that are saying, Joe, don't do this.

Okay, let's, you know, don't do this.

The time has passed for that, though, right?

I mean,

he's going to be the nominee in a week.

Yeah.

You know, I think there's now after that, maybe there's a chance they could switch it out.

I don't know.

I just look at this and you just, you just see, you see him crumbling.

I mean, the man can't do this.

He can't do it.

And so

you might say, if you're like a Democrat and you think, okay, Trump's really bad, we can't have him in there.

Let's get Joe elected.

And then once Joe gets elected, we'll all run the show back here.

You know, he'll chime in once in a while, but we'll pretty much ignore him.

And then eventually he'll probably wind up leaving and we'll probably replace him with whoever this VP is.

That's why I do really legitimately believe this is the most significant vice presidential announcement in American history, at least modern history.

It's hugely significant significant who Biden picks here.

And, you know, normally you might say, well, they're all liberals.

Like, the difference between some, you know, AOC clone and a normal Democrat for this pick is really a big deal for all of us.

Because if you get, you get an AOC clone in there, and there's some that are in, I mean, you know, Karen Bass is basically a communist.

Like, and she's.

She's.

She's on the short list.

On the short list.

I mean, I don't, I can't imagine he's going to pick her because literally no one knows who she is.

Yeah.

You know, at least, like, you know, Sarah Palin wasn't familiar to the American people either, but she was a rising star.

Bass is, what, 66, been around for a long time, you know, has all sorts of dirt they're going to be able to look through.

And, and, you know, Trump is going to have fun with that one.

With Susan Rice, like, they're going to have fun with some of these.

But it is a strange, strange time because the media is acting as if this is okay and normal.

Like,

you're, it's like they're running almost a zombie candidate.

They're not even trying to have someone who's it would even make the case that he's competent to do this job right now.

It's clear.

Look at these clips.

Every time the man speaks in public, one of these things happens.

Well, listen to his China policy.

Did you see the China policy speech?

Because this is powerful.

I think you'll like this.

Yeah, this is really good.

The way China will respond is when we gather the rest of the world that, in fact, enbeves

in open trade and making sure that we're in a position that the world,

that we deal with WHO the right way.

That in fact, that's when things begin to change.

That's when China's behavior is going to change.

I'm sorry.

What?

Well,

is that pretty clear that he spelled that out?

That's pretty clear now, right?

He's envevened it.

I'm not exactly sure.

He's envigned it.

I don't know what environed means, but I think that's what he said, envavened.

And it's one of those things.

It feels like it should be a word.

It does.

Envavined is a good sounding.

It sounds like a real word, like maybe I'm just not familiar with.

Is envavened a word?

Maybe it is.

Maybe.

I really should check before I start making sure.

Sure, I don't know every word in the English language.

There's a lot of them.

Yeah, I mean, envavened might be one.

Some of them he's been bringing back, like malarkey.

Like, I mean, I know malarkey, but it's been a while since I had heard it.

And he brings that one back.

Maybe Envavin's like an old-timey.

Look,

he's struggling to get through any of this.

One of the things they wrote about in this

story about him, a very lengthy story about his stutter.

This is when they were trying to explain, hey, we swear this is just like, it's a minor thing that's not going to affect his job at all, is that he would try to create workarounds for words.

He could feel that he couldn't get through a word coming up.

You know, he knew he was going to say Envavind, and he was like, crap, I'm not going to get that through Envavind.

Yes.

So I better come up with a workaround.

So he would come up with other synonyms.

He would essentially map himself around the word so he wouldn't have to say it.

And that's how he dealt with it as a kid.

You almost can see that happening.

He does it now.

Yeah, like he can't.

Half the reason he doesn't make sense all the time is because he's constantly rewording his sentences on the fly or something.

That's not going to work with world leaders.

Like how you communicate is important.

It's kind of important.

Do I have to say these things?

And one of the things he's doing is, et cetera, when he runs into trouble and he can't think of the rest of, for instance, the Declaration of Independence,

it's like, et cetera.

We the people,

et cetera.

Or I've gone too long.

That was a big one he used in the debates.

You heard him in that first clip say,

say, oh, I'm going to say something I'm going to regret.

I don't want to say that.

Like, a lot of times it's not.

He's describing something else.

He can't get through what he's saying.

He doesn't know.

He's lost where he was going.

So he acts as if he's interrupting himself as sort of a trick to make it seem like, oh, he's just trying to be responsible.

That's not what's happening.

He's lost it.

He's lost where he was going.

Sadly, that's terrifying.

That's exactly what's going on.

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So, you know, then you've got President Trump having a little trouble yesterday as well.

Was not a good day for the presidential candidates.

The Yosemite thing, did you

see how that went?

Yeah, yeah.

Unfortunate.

Have you never seen the word Yosemite before?

Yosemites?

It does seem like there's an odd thing with Trump where there's just certain words he's just never seen.

Right.

It does seem like that.

It does seem like occasionally this happens.

You know, the sad part is sitting here hammering Biden.

They did a poll on who has a bigger problem with cognitive decline, and more people said Trump.

Now, part of that is because Trump's in everyone's face every day, right?

Biden, no one's seen Biden.

You know, it's only conservative media that's showing this stuff.

So the American people have no visibility really into this

other than a couple of moments at the debates.

But I think, I'd argue it's getting much worse since the debates.

I think it is, yeah.

And once you get on the major stage where people are really paying attention, you can't be protected by 12 different candidates where you can say, oh, I'm out of time, over and over and over again.

It's not going to be like that when it's Trump versus Biden.

It's only two people on that stage.

And that is going to be a much more difficult thing for him to navigate.

Yeah, I don't think he wants any part of the debates.

No.

I really don't.

If I, seriously, if I were a Democratic, I'd be like, I'd be telling him we're not doing anything.

We're not doing it.

COVID.

It's really bad.

COVID's bad.

I would say the hello.

I would dignify this guy by debating him or whatever you have to say, but I'd be avoiding it if I were them.

And he's winning the polls, right?

He's at the situation.

I know

people go after the polls, and they're not always perfect, but

there's a pretty large margin right now.

I think if Trump doesn't improve the situation from where it is right now, he's going to lose.

Well, so

it's pretty, I mean, he has plenty of time to improve it, and there's a lot of reasons to believe he can, especially these debates, which is why I'd be like, if I were Biden's team,

I would say, you know, he's just, he's busy.

That's all.

He's still, I have to say, I'm sorry.

He's got an appointment and he can't be there that particular night.

And just try to play it out because your best chance to win this election is for no one to ever see Joe Biden again.

Right.

Yes.

That's your best chance.

That is true.

So we'll see.

Now, they said, I think they're trying to organize one for early September.

So they're trying to get him to agree to do one pretty quickly.

And they're going through the moderators and who would be acceptable to both sides.

And of course, President Trump wants Fox News moderators.

And I'm sure Joe Biden wants CNN moderators.

So we'll see if they meet in the middle somewhere.

Or maybe they just don't get that done.

And maybe that'll be the bone of contention that they can use to get out of it completely.

Who knows?

But look, it's a terrible tactic and it's awful for this country.

But if your goal was to make Joe Biden win, your goal needs to be to make these debates disappear.

Yeah.

Exactly right.

It's just the way you have to do it.

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We are in for Glenn today.

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Look at the

look how close we are to this thing already.

We are in election season.

I think this has snuck up on a lot of people because,

you know, you had the COVID thing and no one was paying attention.

Then you had, I don't know, all of our cities burning to the ground.

That was kind of a big issue.

And now we're like, wait, what?

It's election time?

We are.

We're under 90 days away from the election itself.

Yeah.

Right now.

89 days until the election.

So, you know, less than three months.

We're 11 days from the Democratic convention, 18 days from the Republican convention.

So this is going to be held on the White House lawn, right?

They're saying now his speech might be there.

Yeah.

You know, it was scheduled for North Carolina.

Then it was moved to Jacksonville.

I think it was Cassius.

Like, I don't know.

I don't know what's going on.

Then the first presidential debate, you mentioned they might be trying to do one early.

I mean, if Biden starts adding debates to this, he's insane.

There's three that are scheduled.

If I were him, I wouldn't go to any of them.

Or if I went to the first one and it went okay, then I wouldn't go to the next two.

You know,

I would try to avoid them at all costs if I'm trying to win the election.

But that's 54 days away, the first debate.

Wow.

So we are coming up on this fast.

62 to

the vice presidential debate, then it's 70 days until the second

presidential debate, 77 days until the third presidential debate.

And there's a 12-day split between that third debate and the election.

So it's pretty tight schedule there once you get to the end of September.

It's all packed into one month.

And there's no hiding.

Once it gets to the debates, there's no hiding your cognitive skills for Joe Biden.

You can't.

I think the American people are going to see those who haven't seen it yet because the mainstream media pretty much avoids it all.

And the only place you see it is with us and other conservatives on Tuck Radio and Fox News.

And that's about it.

So if you don't frequent those places, you're not going to know his declining cognitive ability.

And what's the best argument that Trump isn't going to be able to wipe the floor with Biden in these debates?

The best argument to me, where you'd say, okay, Biden might be having some tough times, but he's not.

You're exaggerating.

He's not in full cognitive decline.

The best argument would be he just went through a zillion debates, right?

He just did this during the campaign.

Now, he didn't do well in those debates, but he did well enough to win the nomination.

I mean, he did well enough.

He went from really bad to

kind of bad was his range.

But the kind of bad is enough to probably

to make some people feel okay about it.

He had a couple of debates in there where he screwed up a few times, but he wasn't terrible.

Some of the debates, he was legitimately terrible.

Some of the debates, he was just kind of off.

It didn't seem like a good performance, but it wasn't a complete disaster.

So the idea would be: well, he just did this.

It's not as bad as you say.

I think the argument is becoming stronger that this is actually, we're watching the decline during the campaign.

You can't compare Joe Biden even from the beginning of this campaign to today.

That, and there's only two people on stage now.

Yeah.

Whereas before there were 10.

You could hide it.

And you could hide it better because you spoke a lot less.

Well, not now.

Now it's you and the other guy, and that's it.

My My favorite part about that is like

Biden kept doing that same trick where he'd be like, Look, oh, I'm out of time.

Darn it, I'm out of time.

Now, everyone else on stage is talking through this bell, they're ignoring all the signals.

Biden was the really respectful one that just always listened to every single time.

Sometimes he said that before he even ran out of time.

He'd be like, I'm running out of time.

I'm not going to be able to get to this.

And I think one time at least he was told, No, no, you got time.

You got plenty.

Yeah, you got time.

You got plenty of time.

You got plenty of time.

Another 90 seconds.

Go ahead.

That was what they used to make fun of George H.W.

Bush on Saturday Night Live about because he didn't, he was always just saying thousand points of light.

And

if you remember, that was the Dan Carvey bit.

They'd be like, okay, no, sir, you still have 90 seconds.

You know, that was the bit.

Well, Biden did that a hundred times during the campaign.

I don't remember seeing it on Saturday Night Live.

They didn't make fun of that one.

But

it was kind of a little trick that he could do where that would allow him.

Now, remember, Biden in his last debate performance before this campaign was against Paul Ryan, and all he he did was interrupt and talk over his time.

This is not a polite guy who just always sticks to the rules.

He was most famous for running all over Paul Ryan in the middle of sentences.

He would just start talking in that debate.

And they're like, oh, but Biden really dominated that debate.

Yeah, because he wouldn't let the other guy talk the whole time.

You know, and Ryan, I guess, was maybe too polite or was not ready for that tactic and didn't do all that well in that particular debate.

But I mean, Biden made no sense then.

That was 2012.

And look at where we are now.

Yeah.

It's going the wrong direction.

There's a video made by Breitbart that tries to show this decline kind of in real time.

Here's a chunk of it.

For the thing that, you know, was totally different than

the, it's called, he called the, you know, the World War II, he had the

war production board.

Wow.

Have you taken a cognitive...

No, I haven't taken a test.

Why the hell would I take a test?

Most of the meals I eat, quite frankly, don't have meat.

A lot of chicken, fair amount of fish.

This is my little sister, Carli, and I'm Jill's husband.

Oh, no, that's...

Hell, you switched on me.

This is my wife.

This is my sister.

They switched on me.

Barack Obama led in the corona, I mean, excuse me,

in the pandemic that occurred.

I, you know,

I looked at it.

Anyway, anyway, the next president who starts tweeting should...

Anyway,

my time's up.

My time is up.

keep the plan you have thank you vice president

senator sanders 45 seconds to respond

poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids we gotta

it's just but you gotta i mean the

we gotta reassure look here my

my message

look

here's the deal meet this crime of crisis my coaches say it's go-to time excuse me make sure you have the record player on at night the the phone make sure the kids hear words.

There's only a couple things everybody has in common in jail.

Number two, can't read.

Oh, men and women created by the go,

you know the thing.

I am very willing to let the American public judge my physical and mental filth, my physical, as well as my mental fitness.

Go to Joe 30330 and help me.

My name's Joe Biden.

I'm a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate.

Oh, man.

Okay.

Hello.

Joe.

Come on.

Come on, honey.

It's time to time to go.

That is that's amazing.

I mean, I

again, I go back and forth.

There's some of those to strike you as funny, but some of them

are just sad.

Sad.

Yeah.

I mean, it didn't help, of course, the bright part added the done

music throughout to signal to you that it was sad, but it was.

It is.

Looking at it, it really is kind of sad, man.

It is.

I just, you know, I obviously,

a big part of this are the people around him.

And I don't know what the situation is, whether it's one of those situations where they just want to win and they don't care, or they've tried to convince him to drop out and he's just a stubborn guy who will run the election.

They're okay with it because they'll be the power behind the throne.

Yeah.

You know, it'll be kind of a

Woodrow Wilson post-stroke situation where they just, they kept him away from everybody.

He never made appearances.

He was completely incapacitated for the last two years of his presidency, and his wife was basically president of the United States.

Maybe there's somebody in his, in his inner circle who is thinking of doing the same thing.

I don't know.

Maybe it's even Jill.

Who knows?

I don't know what's going on, but it's

tragic, whatever it is,

for him and for the country.

Yeah, if you didn't see that on Blaze TV, you can sign up on Blazetv.com/slash Glenn.

But if you didn't see the video of that, I'm sure Breitbart has it posted on their site.

Like, they keep zooming in on the other people in the videos.

And on him in one case.

Yep.

And he looks so lost.

Lost, and the other people seem so disturbed and just trying to kind of keep this straight face.

Yeah.

Look,

I don't know.

It's different than, you know, people complain about Trump, but Trump has been the same for decades.

He's the same guy.

He has these same sort of character.

He has that same sort of like character.

I'm trying to think of the word.

I can't think of the actual word I'm going for here because it's a very like it's a very specific thing.

But you know, Trump, I want to say, I'll keep it simple as characteristics.

It's not that, though.

There's some specific thing that he does, but it's very central, and it's been central to him since I first saw him on television in like 1985.

Trump has had the same sort of vibe since then.

And

people don't, you know, you can say you don't like it.

They all liked it until, you know, 2015.

Everybody thought it was, it was great.

And everyone loved the way he communicated until 2015.

And then he became a Republican and was out there talking about the border.

And, you know, everyone started not liking the guy.

Biden is clearly a different person than

even when he was vice president, which was not that long ago.

This is happening fast.

And this is how it happens, Pat.

We've both dealt dealt with this in our families.

You know, it happens fast.

All of a sudden, you just realize you have this one conversation with a person.

You realize, oh my gosh, this is over.

Like, this is over.

He's losing it quickly.

It's a really disturbing thing to go through in your family and to watch it happen, not only to the Biden family, which, even though I don't like him as a politician, it's hard not to feel bad for him.

But on the other side of it, it's our country we're talking about here.

We're talking about our country here.

A guy might become president who has no ability to get through one interview without completely losing himself in his thoughts.

And this is a really bad time for it.

Look at all the stuff we're up against right now.

I mean, we got the pandemic going on, we've got the racial discord going on, the unrest in the cities, the Antifa stuff, the violence

all over the country.

And then there's situations all over the world that need to be dealt with.

And this is a bad time to have a cognitively disintegrated candidate

up for president of the United States.

And I've said, I said before, before he was even the nominee, presumptive nominee, we can't not just elect a Democrat this time.

We can't ever elect a Democrat to the presidency again.

They're too extreme.

They're too radical.

And just have no

seeming plan that could get us through these tough times.

You know, I mean, one of the visions of the Democrats for a very long time, Pat, going back to Woodrow Wilson, was this idea that you just have a figurehead plus experts, right?

A person who would kind of assign, you know, it's a Philip Drew administrator.

Glenn's talked about that book many times on the air.

This idea that you have basically a person in the middle who administrates and assigns the smart people to the smart jobs, listens to whatever they say.

It's experts running the country.

It's not a president.

I mean, that's not exactly what they're going for here, but it almost, they almost, I almost like feel like they see

an opportunity here to execute that vision of government.

They sort of of did it with Woodrow Wilson after the stroke, right?

Where they just sort of were able to

have that sort of government led by experts because there was no one actually leading it.

Here is the idea that you'd basically have a president who was incapable of doing these things.

And you assign that to, you know, when you have the COVID, you just give it to whatever, you give it to whatever expert you have.

Well, you got the COVID expert over there, They're running that thing.

You got the economic

expert over here.

They're doing that.

And you just sort of step back and it all just happens to us.

That's not the American system, but it's one they've wanted for a while.

And they may see that.

They may see that as their opportunity to actually execute it.

And they're experts, by the way, are not experts.

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That.

Yes.

So have you taken that mask off lately?

You're not allowed to, by the way, not even at home anymore.

Don't even try it.

You need to sleep in it.

Sleep in the mask.

They're going to be watching.

Yeah.

I particularly, I had a big beach ball that I had blown up for the kids.

I just climb inside it every night and sleep inside the beach ball.

Oh.

That's the way

I'm kind of protected.

I have to close that nozzle, though.

You got to close the nozzle.

Don't forget that.

When you come out of the beach ball, what are you looking like?

Maybe the jawline is starting to sag a little bit and you're not happy with the way your appearance comes across.

You wouldn't want to catch Superman flying around with a turkey neck blowing in the wind, would you?

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We got to get to, I think, sometime during the course of the show, Oprah Winfrey, helping us out on our whiteness.

I feel good about that.

I'm glad that she's finally doing this.

She's realized that white people are essentially just bad people.

I need to be called out.

I hate white people.

I hate me.

I hate you.

Awful.

Because we're white.

And no matter what, I don't care how much you make.

I don't care if you're doing well or you're not doing well.

You've had a really great life or you've had a terrible life.

You're still white.

Need I say more?

No, I don't think so.

I don't think so.

I mean, no matter what you do with your life, you cure cancer.

you cure COVID.

You're still white.

All right.

Like, you're still white.

At the end of the day, you're still white.

You're still white.

You got to live with your whiteness.

Yeah.

You got to live with it.

I mean, privilege doesn't mean that you're privileged.

It just means you're white.

That's all it means.

Yeah, but see, there was already a word for white.

Why do we need privilege to mean it too?

I don't understand.

I'm not sure, but it's

an amazing, this is an amazing time and an amazing movement that's happening right now.

And just trying to make white people feel as bad as as they possibly can about themselves and responsible for absolutely every ill that has ever happened to anybody anywhere.

And if you don't think so, well, that proves you're racist.

That proves your racistness,

your racist

audity.

They used, it's these think pieces on this stuff are so long.

And we could just save time by just saying, no matter what you say, we're going to say it's because of your whiteness.

So can we just save time?

That's exactly what's happening.

We just skip the whole conversation.

We need more of a racial conversation, do we?

Because none of it makes any sense.

You can keep changing the definition of all these words.

Why are we having a conversation about it?

So there's that.

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Dr.

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Yeah, he's my dad.

He's your dad.

Yeah, yeah.

People don't know that.

Yeah.

So we've got some helpful things from him coming up and lots more.

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So everything's awesome, you know, when you're part of a team.

And that especially applies right now in Portland, Oregon.

I don't think things, conditions could be any better in Portland, Oregon right now.

Beautiful city, beautiful things happening there.

It's just

a wonderful, toddling little town.

And I'm sure that they love the fact that for 70 straight nights, there have been riots.

Isn't that fun?

It's just great what's your umber upper limit as how many consecutive days you'd want riots in your town i'd say a thousand

it's that no that's not enough no 1500 because that's only what three years three and a half years of riots you're right uh i gotta go with five or six thousand nights okay yeah because that's right at some point and not missing any in between no yeah it might be a little disruptive at some point but not after 70 days i know what about racial justice thank you uh what about uh thank defunding the police?

Right.

Is that done yet?

Because let me know when that's done.

Then we can

do it.

It is not done yet.

K-O-I-N coin in Portland did a little report on what has been happening in the city.

I think you're going to enjoy and wish that this was happening in your town.

And maybe it is.

As a matter of fact, depending on where you live.

Here's a look at what's going on in Portland.

And it goes a little something

like this.

Cut to from

my morning show

list of fabulous videos.

The Portland Rioters.

Number two.

Apparently, having a technical issue here, Pat.

Apparently, there's a glitch

system somewhere.

Can you give us a little rundown?

Yeah,

there was

some great chanting last night that I learned, and I invited us all to participate.

Every city, every town, burn the precincts to the ground.

You like that one?

Every city, every town, burn the precincts to the ground.

Everybody.

Doesn't it, though?

It's got a really nice flow.

And it applies to not just the downtown area.

It's every precinct in every town.

So you just burn them all down.

And that's what they're trying to do.

And

there's also

some shots being fired on a pretty nightly basis.

They wrapped things up, though, pretty early the other night.

They were only out riding until 3.30 in the morning, and then things stopped.

They calmed right down after 3.30 in the morning.

So they didn't go till dawn.

It's not like they're rioting all night long until the dawn.

No, that would be ridiculous.

It would be silly.

So when they say no justice, no peace, the peace begins at 3.30.

I mean, they mean no justice, no peace until 3.30.

Until 3.30 in the morning.

Yeah.

It's interesting because we are told that, at least by the media, that's not what they mean.

That's not what they mean that.

They just mean what they would like to do is change some police policies.

They don't want to defund the police.

Oh, I see.

When they say defund the police, they don't want to defund the police.

Defund the police.

No, no, no.

We can't take that.

What did they mean then?

What they mean is there are certain policies that need to be tweaked.

Why don't they say that then?

Why don't they say, you know what?

There's certain policies that need to be tweaked.

Well, you could say that.

You could.

I mean, look how many syllables.

I just did.

Look how many syllables that is.

It's a lot.

Is it?

Yeah, it's a lot more substantial.

It's functionally more.

Yeah, I guess it is.

It is significantly more.

And, you know, an easier, if if you just say burn it down, that's even shorter than it is.

And if it rhymes, it's really catchy, and you remember that.

Right.

So every city, every town, burn the precincts to the ground.

That is just a catchy little ditty.

They don't really.

What you just said translates to there's a couple tweaks in policy that need to be made.

Huh.

Why are they setting fires then all over the town?

Well, the fire.

In every city and every town.

And every town.

The fire itself is more of a symbol

for policy tweaking.

Oh, yeah.

I didn't know that.

You know, there's some details in the policies

that

are going one way.

They just need to be just the direction just

ever so slightly.

Okay.

And other than that.

Well, that's understandable.

Yeah.

I think it's going to work out really well.

Really well.

I don't understand why people can't

understand

this.

I'm fascinated by this as we go through the past few weeks in that, like, more and more, the idea of winning a logical argument or coming up with evidence that proves a point

no longer matters.

None of this is, it makes any dent in the way this stuff gets covered.

Like, Portland is a great argument

there.

Every night, there are dozens of videos of these same people lighting buildings on fire, hitting police officers in the head with rocks and bottles and shooting fireworks at them and all of these things.

And yet every ounce of coverage by the mainstream media is how bad the federal agents are.

Yeah, and how bad Donald Trump is.

One of the portions of this report from Coin in Portland was

because they were on the scene as some of the writing was happening.

And the police were radioing back to the precinct that they were under heavy rock attack.

And so, I mean, they're just under this constant barrage, and this is happening pretty much every night.

But yes, like you said, all we're focused on are the federal troops there that need to go because that's the real problem.

That's the polar, and

it seems to make no difference, no matter how much evidence you have, no matter how many times you say the same thing, no matter how many times it's outlined, no matter how many videos you show, they just say, well, no, it's just, it's the police are the ones that are brutal.

Yeah.

And it's like, well, wait a minute.

Again, I'm not saying that the police have done everything perfectly through this.

There have been some pieces of evidence that have shown police acting inappropriately, I think, at times.

And what happens when you show us those videos is that we say, yeah,

that's not the right thing.

And that needs to be corrected.

If that person did, you know, committed a crime, that person should be charged.

When we show you 50 times the amount of material that shows the other side doing things like that and worse, worse, you just act like it doesn't happen.

It's like as if I have CGI at my house and I'm making these things up every night.

That's exactly what's happening.

I remember when there was a protest in Provo, Utah of all places, a few weeks ago.

And there was a guy who got stopped by a crowd and they surrounded his truck.

And one of the protesters walked up and started and shot him.

through the through the car window and the bullet entered him in the side and he took off

because he's surrounded and he's being shot.

And so he didn't, I think his thought process was kind of, hey, I don't want to stick around to be shot again.

I think that was the process.

So he started driving slowly and then he went a little bit faster and people moved out of the way and he left.

And so my son was arguing, one of my sons was arguing with some of the leftists who were saying, look at this man driving through

crowds.

He was shot.

Yeah, well, he shouldn't have been driving through crowds.

No, no, he was shot before.

He was shot before he drove through the crowd.

They're just.

And it never computed.

It just didn't register with them.

They continued the same argument as if.

Hey, he was being shot at.

Just didn't register with people.

It's really strange.

Yeah.

It doesn't matter what the protesters do.

It's fine.

And the cops are always wrong.

Always.

This strategy is fascinating to me because if you look at like people would say, I don't know, let's just go back a decade.

People would say, oh, you're racist.

They've been making that charge forever, right?

You're racist.

And you'd be like, okay, well, here's why I'm not racist.

And

here's why this policy works better than this policy.

And you'd explain that out.

And that battle was fought for a long time.

And I don't know if it's just so obvious now that they lost that battle where they kept saying things were racist racist and everyone knew they weren't so what they did was just change the definition of the word racist now if you're just if you're white you're automatically racist and there's nothing you can do about it you're never going to be able to solve that so you're automatically racist for life it's like well i guess if you're the definition of the word racist is i have white skin I mean, I don't technically have white skin, but I guess I have peach or whatever it is.

If I'm white, I'm automatically racist.

Well, then they automatically win the argument if that's the definition of the word.

And it's like, well,

how about these words mean things?

Like when I say you're a boy and you're a girl, those words mean something.

And when you want to come in and say later on, well, actually, as Ellen so helpfully helped us define, it's just a feeling you have in your head.

That's what gender is.

Well, that's just another thing.

You're just coming up with totally new definitions for existing words.

How about let's just keep the words the same and you can make your arguments, but they know they can't win our arguments that way.

If the language doesn't move, if it's concrete instead of quicksand, they can't win these arguments.

So now they just change the language as we go.

It's incredible.

Yeah, their arguments right now just don't even have to make sense.

I'm not racist.

I've never discriminated against anybody.

Well, that's your white privilege showing.

Wait, what?

What is my white privilege?

Well, that's your whiteness.

You're just white.

And you're just saying my race there.

So I thought that was something we weren't supposed to be focused on.

Did we do the TCU story here yesterday?

I can't remember.

I think I did on Stu Does America yesterday.

Story about the head coach of TCU football.

And he is apologizing now for using the N-word.

Gary Patterson?

Yeah.

He used the N-word.

Yeah.

Pretty bad, right?

Yeah.

Except for the fact that when he was using the N-word, it was in the context of yelling at a player for using the N-word.

Oh, man.

So he quoted the player, but he actually said the word.

He didn't say the n-word.

Now, is that a bad idea as a white coach?

Sure, it's not a good idea.

I mean, the easy thing, the easy safe tip here is just never say it, right?

But still, context matters here.

He was saying it was inappropriate for this word to be used and was criticizing its use.

So the players

start tweeting about how he said the word.

So Patterson gets in trouble.

He's now apologizing.

The players are skipping the get-togethers and practices.

Oh my gosh.

And they say to him, not only do they say, look, we told him, you know, because they're like, we had a meeting and how do we move forward?

And we told him he just can't use that word.

That's not appropriate for him to use.

And then we also told him he needs to stop saying, I don't see color, because he does see color.

It's like, this is a full-out frontal assault on Martin Luther King.

I don't see color is now racist, guys.

They've changed all of these definitions.

What do you mean?

I don't, a colorblind society was supposed to be the thing we were all shooting for.

It's a random

physical characteristic that means nothing.

The color of your skin is nothing.

It's just like the color of your eyes.

It's nothing.

It means nothing.

It doesn't define you.

There is no culture associated with it.

There is no white culture in black culture.

Look at the black culture of black people in the United States and and compare it to black people in Africa and tell me they have the same culture.

It's totally different.

The country has a culture.

There are areas within the culture that are influenced by other

cultures, but it has nothing to do with the color of your skin.

White people living in other countries, white people who grew up in Asia have Asian cultures.

Right?

Like that it's much more about your surroundings.

The color of your skin is a nonsensical way to categorize people.

It's just dumb.

And

just like it would be dumb if we said, you know what, that person has long fingernails and that person has short fingernails or that person has blue eyes and that person has brown eyes.

This person has blonde hair.

That person has brown hair.

There's no reason to separate people among these lines unless you're just trying to utilize it for power.

We can all acknowledge that in the past people did it, but it was dumb then.

That was the lesson of that era.

The lesson of the racist era of the past was to learn that racism was dumb,

not to just implement it on another color,

which is what we're doing now.

Yeah, exactly.

It's insanity.

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Is he going to survive this?

A lot of times they don't.

Yeah, a lot of times they don't.

It seems like right now he may survive it, but

that'd be amazing if he does.

I'm just amazed that he does.

Once this starts, it usually snowballs.

Yeah.

And there's no stopping it.

You know, someone sent me a clip of Glenn back in 2010 on headline news.

I think it was 2010.

Does that sound right, timing-wise?

Maybe it was a little.

No, it had to be earlier than that.

It was 2000.

Yeah, it was headline news.

So it was 2000, probably eight.

Six or seven.

And he was talking about black liberation theology.

And every word that you hear now was all brought up in that era from those shows, talking about microaggressions and

systemic racism and

all these terms that are now like buzz terms and you're seeing all over the internet.

There's a great piece, and I think it's a tablet that goes through how

since about 2011, 2012, all of these terms and all of the major publications have shot through the roof, 1,000, 2,000% increases in terms like

white privilege and all these things.

They're just all these new terms that the New York Times and the Washington Post decided to just start implementing in 2011, all new, and just all through the roof.

And Glenn was talking about it several years earlier.

It was all in that situation with Jeremiah Wright and the black liberation theology.

It's all centered in there.

And this is continuing to

infect our discourse when 90% of people have no idea even what it means.

You listen to, you go through the white fragility argument from this book that has has become relatively famous over the past few months, really.

I mean, but it was in academic circles for a while.

And this argument is all backward.

It has nothing to do with the racism that we've always talked about.

It has literally nothing to do with it.

It's a totally different thing.

They've just taken the word and they've said, well, racism

has a negative connotation to it.

So let's just call this new thing that we want.

We'll just say the opposite of it is racism.

Right.

And then we can just have the benefit of everyone disliking racism correctly.

And then we'll just apply a a brand new concept on top of it.

And everyone will act like now, if you don't agree with our concept, you're a racist.

You don't have to do anything racist.

You don't have to say anything racist.

All you have to do is not have been anti-racist your whole life from the time you were born until now to not be a racist.

But even if you do that, you're still white.

Yes, that's true.

You really still don't get out of it.

That's true.

I mean, she lays this out in white fragility.

There is no way out of it.

Wow.

You can do your best to alleviate the negative consequences you're bringing to this world, but there is no way for a white person to not be racist.

It's impossible.

They outline it that explicitly in the book.

That is unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

Like,

what the hell is the point of talking about this then?

Yeah.

You know, it's like what they say with global warming.

They're like, oh, no matter what we do, we're all going to die in five years.

Like, all right, well, let's have a party then.

Let's enjoy this a little bit.

Let's not worry about CO2.

Who cares?

Let's just burn styrofoam out in the backyard for a picnic

why not

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Look, Stu, I got this bobblehead of your dad.

It's kind of cool.

It's really cool.

Dr.

Anthony Fauci right there, St.

Fauci of DCC,

with a little bobblehead.

And

that's great.

I'm glad that, you know, they're really celebrating this guy right now.

It's so, I mean, the cult around, the cult of personality is weird.

It's really weird because with the left, he can do absolutely no wrong.

No matter what he has ever said, no matter the stuff he was saying in the beginning was completely wrong and completely different than the stuff he's saying now.

Don't worry about that.

We don't even think about that.

We don't even talk about that.

You can't even bring that up.

Well, it's funny, too.

It's scary.

Because it's all made under the idea that what you need to do is respect the experts.

Well, you know, we have a couple of big experts

in our government that have been dealing with this directly.

And now all they can do is light Dr.

Burks on fire

because she apparently was telling behind the scenes that, hey, this is how we can reopen and was encouraging the entire time to reopen.

And so now the left has totally abandoned her because I guess she's not telling me the thing that they want to say.

She's not making the president look bad enough, apparently.

A good example of that is what Pelosi was saying the other day.

Because I don't have confidence in anyone who stands there while the president says, swallow Lysol and it's going to cure your virus.

You know, you'll kill you and you won't have the virus anymore.

I'm not

confident.

Okay, that's not what he said, but this is why she doesn't have any respect for Dr.

Burke's.

Somebody, when the president says it's a hoax, it's magic, it's going to go away by magic, it's a miracle, and all of those things.

Meant all of those things.

Should we go back through Nancy Pelosi talk telling everyone to go to Chinatown in the middle of a freaking pandemic?

Yes, we should.

They all have to.

Nobody will.

It's like, yes, we should.

Some have more than others, but almost everybody has statements from February and March that are bad.

They're not

as bad as the beginning.

Nobody.

They're not nearly as bad as an Andrew Cuomo who has 15,000 of these types of statements.

What are your thoughts on Andrew Cuomo, by the way?

How much time do you have, Pat?

I'd like to get into that.

But yeah, no, it's fascinating to see that because it has nothing to do.

The idea that what they're doing is trusting the science or trusting the experts isn't even accurate.

Right.

Right?

Like,

they pick the ones that agree with them at that time.

You know, they were, they will be absolutely if Fauci comes out tomorrow and says, you know what, we need to, I mean, they were talking about this.

The World Health Organization came out and said, what we need to do is avoid, avoid full shutdowns.

Like everything we can do to avoid full shutdowns, we should do.

Which makes sense.

The World Health Organization said that, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But

now the World Health Organization doesn't agree with what they want.

So now they can disregard that.

It's not about listening to experts.

It's listening to them.

That is the bottom line here.

Anybody who happens to be an expert that aligns with them, they will be in the shining light for a certain amount of time.

And then when they start disagreeing, they will go away and they will become quacks again.

It's the exact same thing with climate change and the Michael Schellenberger.

Yeah.

I mean, they don't want you to listen to him at all anymore.

He's a kook now and a complete,

he's a quack.

40-year environmental activist.

Yeah.

A guy who's been working, who's a guy who literally went to support and see the Sandinistas.

I mean, this is a super liberal guy.

A socialist back in the day.

Yeah.

Super liberal progressive his whole life.

And looked at the evidence and said, you know what?

Oh, gosh.

None of it's catastrophic.

It's not catastrophic.

Is it happening?

Yes, it's not catastrophic.

He thinks it's a problem.

He thinks there's things we should do about it, but it's not catastrophic.

Stop trying to scare everyone and stop trying to spend trillions of dollars on it because it's not necessary.

In fact,

according and he goes to what I love about that book, which is called Apocalypse Never, right?

Yeah.

What I love about it is he goes to the sources that everybody cites for the apocalypse and finds out that's not what they are saying at all.

Yeah, it's really amazing how often he was able to find Schellenberger, because Bjorn Lomborg just came out with a book that was kind of on the same, both of those books as Brothers and Sisters are fantastic.

Both of them you should get, because you'll go back and refer to them a hundred times when you're talking to your friends about the climate.

But Schellenberger, in particular, was able to take these things that have been, that have permeated the media, claims about the climate,

and go and not only just say, actually, this is what the report says, or or actually

this is what the truth is, which is really valuable.

He was able to go to the scientists.

To the very source who supposedly said it.

And interview them and then have them tell Schellenberger they were misquotes.

I can't recommend the book highly enough.

It's incredible.

It's fantastic.

It really is incredible.

And it's an incredible, you know, and look, this is why it's sold well, but it's being ignored by the mainstream media.

This is a guy who was on television.

They dare not challenge him on this stuff.

The first time I ever heard of Michael Schellenberger was when he was in a documentary for CNN.

Yeah.

That's what he was on CNN in the documentary.

Now

he's the enemy.

And his main point in there is because he's been hearing so often, and he's sick and tired of hearing it because it's scaring the crap out of children worldwide.

Like

Greta Thunberg, for instance, who's scared out of her mind and

running around screaming that the sky is falling.

And he's trying to tell them, no, it isn't falling.

The sky is not falling.

Thank you.

So

one of his big things is that there's no such thing as this apocalypse or this extinction event with humankind.

It's just not happening.

Not in 10 years, not in 20 years, not in 100 years.

Nobody's predicting that.

And yet, last week or the week before, Joe Biden said.

Science tells us we have nine years

before the damage is irreversible.

It's not what it says.

No, they don't say it.

It's broken down in both of those books.

They don't say that.

No.

They don't say that at all.

You know, there's another claim that 187 million people are going to be underwater if we don't do anything about global warming.

And when you look at that, you're like, gosh, that's

really bad.

Underwater.

Really terrible.

The problem with it.

The problem with.

So the water is going to rise all at once and just envelop everybody?

No one thinks about these things, right?

They just say it.

187 million people.

Lomborg goes through this.

Because they not move before it happens?

That's exactly it.

There is a paper that says 187 million people will be underwater.

And what it says is if humans don't adapt in any way.

So

right now, large swaths of the area they're talking about are already quote unquote underwater.

They're below sea level, right?

So, but what they've done done is adapted the society so people can live there, right?

Yeah.

If water like the Netherlands.

Right.

The Netherlands is a great example.

He does.

And he talks about how you could spend $100 trillion on climate to try to adjust the temperature enough to make this happen, and it still wouldn't happen for multiple decades.

Or you could spend $20 billion on a different way of flood

apparatus that would make the flood not happen,

which is, of course, what everyone does, right?

If you had a house on the beach and there was erosion and the water water level was rising, you might raise your seawall by a foot, right?

That's what people do in those situations.

Another one, Pat, they have, and these are, so

to go back to the, to finish off on the, um, the, uh, the flooding thing, there's 187 million people would have to flood.

They say if people take basic measures

in the report that everyone is quoting, if people take basic measures, it's more like 300,000 over the next like 50 years.

Now,

okay,

300,000 over 50 years is, I guess, somewhat significant, right?

I guess you could still say it's a few thousand a year.

Yeah.

However, when you look at that with the accompanying improvements, when you don't spend $100 trillion on climate and instead you spend it on things that make people healthy and stronger buildings and better structures and maybe some sea walls, right?

What you wind up with is no effect at all.

In fact, a much more positive effect.

The same thing with heat and cool.

They talk about all these people are going to die in heat heat waves.

The report literally assumes that no one buys an air conditioner.

Seriously.

It literally assumes no one buys air conditioning.

So if you're in an area now like Seattle, where maybe it's

not necessary right now.

It's not, yeah, you get through the summers, maybe it's a little warm on a few days, but you don't need to put in central air.

It's the same in Europe.

Right, yeah, right.

Except it doesn't usually get hot.

And when they're talking about massive heat waves like last week, it's usually like 88 degrees.

That's a massive heat wave for them.

And people aren't because they don't have air conditioning.

Exactly.

They don't need it normally.

Now,

what is the rational thing to assume here?

They'll get air conditioners.

As it gets warmer, people will buy air conditioners.

The air conditioners will get more efficient.

They'll get better.

They'll get cheaper, just like all of this stuff always does.

And then people will be able to deal with that.

So if the temperature rises in Seattle, more people will buy

air conditioners and adapt to it, especially as they become better and cheaper and more efficient.

So

these things are completely insane.

And they look at the worst case scenarios.

A lot of them are worst case scenarios built off of other people's worst case scenarios.

So you get kind of

this effect where it's just accruing and accruing and accruing.

And you're so far away from the actual science that, of course, people are going to freak out.

It's why Greta Thunberg thinks the world's going to end.

And it is affecting, especially people in that age group with

their mental health.

They're freaking terrified.

You're telling them the world is going to end all the time.

Yeah.

Of course, they're terrified.

And they're listening to the people that are telling them that because they've been told to, you know, listen to the authorities.

And that's what the authorities are telling them.

So

it's a great book anyway, and I can't recommend it highly enough.

And we got off on a tangent there.

I was actually headed down the Fauci road.

But because climate change is a geod for both of us,

I mean, once you start talking about some real facts, like he has done in that book, it's hard to resist.

Yeah, it's true.

It's hard to resist because nobody else is doing that.

And climate, at some level, I think feels like a low priority to some people, but

it is the left's grand slam home run.

Yeah.

Even the stuff like COVID, where like

a global pandemic, which obviously has affected a lot of economies and given all sorts of bizarre opportunities to people grabbing power, it's nothing compared to climate because climate is something that we're talking about hundreds of trillions of dollars they want to dedicate to this stuff.

And it is a problem that cannot, by their own science, be corrected.

Even if you were to shut everything off and have, you know, everything was carbon-free tomorrow, it would still hang up in the atmosphere and cause all sorts of damages for decades and decades and decades.

It's like a free pass for them to spend money and take control of everything.

When you're talking about energy, you're talking about literally everything.

It's civilization.

They can get control and get their hands on every little piece of society.

It's why they love it so much.

It's why they push so hard for it.

That's not to say that the scientists don't say there are issues there.

Some do, and there may be things we need to adapt to.

But the reason the left and politicians and activists love it is totally different.

It's a way to grab control of every aspect of our society, and it's a never-ending threat that you can't prove or disprove.

It's a gold mine.

And that's why we talk about it so much, because if we don't disprove that stuff and it continues to go down and gather steam, it's going to kill us.

It really is.

It's a dangerous, dangerous road.

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are we going to find out no radiovote.com is the place to go actually you have a few more days.

I guess it's the 9th, but that's Sunday, right?

So tomorrow,

this is the last week or

compile all the data and make the choice.

I don't know.

I know

the listener vote is a chunk of it, but there's other experts and all these other things that cast their votes.

I mean, it's cool.

I don't know.

Part of me thinks Glenn's just out because he's hoping the sympathy vote will put him over the top.

Or maybe it will because he's got COVID-19.

Well, we we don't know that for sure, but I think he's.

I'm pretty sure.

You know, his family does, so he must.

He's sick and he's been living around people with COVID that have tested positive.

He's staying in the same room.

Yeah.

Same bed.

I mean, it's not going to

be.

You should be.

When they say quarantine, because someone in your house has COVID,

I don't know.

People really, they find this is true, Pat.

People

basically don't listen.

Right.

Like they think, I can still go out shopping.

I can still go out and get gas.

I can still, I can still hang with my wife.

One of the reasons we're where we are.

Yeah,

another reason being, I don't know, protests of thousands and thousands and thousands of people

in every city in this country.

I'm sorry, that had nothing to do with people don't realize this.

I got carried away from it.

If you enunciate the words Black Lives Matter, that disintegrates the virus.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, it's true.

There's something about the sound waves that kind of cuts through.

Uh-huh.

Cuts through the virus.

And just

the universal truth that Black Lives Matter is enough to kill the virus.

You're questioning that.

Do you not?

No, I'm not.

I'm not sure I understand because, of course, you don't care about black lives?

No, I do.

Very much so.

Very much so.

Well, you can't.

Do I care about the organization?

No.

I do not like the organization.

And maybe it would be nice if people would investigate that a little bit because there's a lot of people just buying into this.

And I have still not seen anyone in the media answer for this.

You know, there's not, like, Trump was talking about this the other day

in an interview, and he said, you know, like, you got to look at this.

Look at the stuff they're writing.

You know, look at look at this organization.

And they'll just be like, they'll just blow by it.

Like, someone needs to stop the interview and go, no, no, look, read this out loud.

Yes.

Here is what they are saying.

Here is their manifesto.

Somebody address what they're saying.

And this is one of the founders of Black Lives Matter.

Listen to what she had to say.

The

trained Marxists.

Okay, that means something.

They're trained Marxists.

They're not even amateur Marxists.

No, no, no, they're trained.

They're trained.

professional Marxists.

I didn't even know there was a professional Marxist league, but apparently there is.

And she's a Hall of Famer.

Yes.

That's her.

Amazing.

And no one will address it.

You have to be able...

If you want to say, well, that's not what most people are like, you can try that.

But again, you have to address that the organization itself is rotten.

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We got some instruction from

Anthony Fauci coming up that I know you don't want to miss because we hang on his every word.

And, you know, I don't live there, but is anyone else uncomfortable with the checkpoints in New York that are being set up now?

I mean, yeah, there's a guy named Andrew Cuomo who thought it was very wrong thing to do.

It was unconstitutional to set up checkpoints like that for interstate travel because, you know,

it's unconstitutional.

Now he's implementing them, which is weird.

Wow.

Because it's the exact opposite of what he was saying just a couple of months ago.

But let's give him credit for all the great work he's done on coronavirus.

It's been great.

We have our ways

of discovering if you're sick or not, no?

We need to see your papers, please.

Yavol?

Yavol.

I really, I was scared.

Yeah, 170 of the deaths.

Yeah.

Quarantined for two weeks.

Quarantined for two weeks, supposedly.

Now, I don't know exactly how they can

how did that how does that get enforced?

I don't know.

But that is what their policy apparently is at this point.

Well, it seems like they're putting the checkpoints at all the tunnels, right?

Tunnels and bridges.

And so when you're coming into the city, I'm guessing if you have out-of-state license plates, especially,

you're going to be checked and they're going to ask you some questions about where you're going, what you're doing.

Okay.

You know, it's convenient to get into New York under normal circumstances.

I can't help but think this is going to really improve things and people's attitudes.

Yeah, people in New York don't care about the invasion of personal liberty.

They're like, the traffic's going to be worse.

Seriously?

Although I got to imagine it's not that bad.

I mean, I can't remember the last time I dealt with traffic.

Right?

Like, full stop.

I can't remember the last time I dealt with it.

And we've been coming to work throughout the entire pandemic.

There hasn't been a day where we stayed home because of it.

And it's just because, you know, for whatever reason, we're dispensable, I guess.

I don't know exactly what the reason is, but we've been coming in.

And

it's not a thing anymore.

Traffic isn't a thing anymore.

We think as opened up as we supposedly are, traffic would be kind of back to normal, but it's not.

No, it's not.

I mean, remember, opening up,

you know, even the a lot of a lot gets made about the government policy on whether you're open or you're closed.

And that really does affect things like here, for example, bar owners, right?

Like they are legitimately not allowed to be open.

So that is a huge difference.

Largely, though, these decisions are being made by people who are like, I don't want to go out right now.

I don't feel comfortable.

I don't want to deal with this.

Why don't I want to go to a restaurant where

they make me wear a mask and then they're wearing a mask inside and it's not fun anymore.

I like restaurants, but I'll just order.

They'll come to my house.

There's ways that people have adapted to this life.

And a lot of it has to do with a lot less driving.

And a lot of businesses are now realizing, well, yeah, it worked out fine for people to work from home.

So maybe we'll just keep doing that.

It's a situation.

Like we're doing that here.

Yeah, exactly.

Hardly anybody has returned except us that we've been here the whole time, like you said.

But the people who went home and were doing work from home are still doing that.

Right.

A lot of them have been able to do their work at home.

So, and we're one, and we're a digital company largely.

So like we're a little bit different than your brick and mortar store, obviously.

But a lot of companies are saying, you know,

a third of our workers can certainly work at home.

Yeah.

You know, or maybe they come in just for one meeting a week.

We all get together for one meeting a week to discuss like what the plan is, and that's it.

I think that is going to be the future, which is why I keep thinking to myself, the commercial real estate business is going to take a huge hit.

I mean, these companies that needed 100,000 square feet six months ago now might need 10.

You know,

look, these things find, I usually have a way of working themselves out, but that one, that one in particular,

because this, if nothing else, coronavirus, I think, has shown to be very much,

you kind of worry why you would, why would I live in a city?

Why would I live in a city?

Not to mention, you know, you have

the mayors who will do anything they can to restrict you and what you're trying to do.

And you add on to that that it's the places that get hit the hardest because everyone's in tight quarters.

You know, all the people, Cuomo talked about this yesterday.

All the people who were in New York, all the people with money, all just left.

So they didn't have to deal with all of his nonsense.

And now he's pissed off they're not coming back because they're avoiding all their taxes.

They're doing all sorts of stuff.

Gee, what lesson does this teach you, Andy?

You know, like maybe because your taxes are so high and people are realizing that and they're not going to come back.

Why would they come back?

They can visit New York when they want to.

They can go stay in a hotel if they have to.

There's no reason to live in these cities anymore.

And with this sort of stuff breaking out, with all the restrictions and all the nonsense added onto it, why would you bother?

Plus, it's going to help with catastrophic climate change because with the

less cars and vehicles on the road, we're going to have less CO2.

Thank heaven.

Thanks.

Thus, saving humanity from an extinction-level event that's coming up in just five months.

Five months?

Yes.

Wow.

Yeah.

I've upped the timetable.

I thought it was nine years.

Now up yours.

But

we have some direction from Fauci.

Thank goodness.

He was on with

Sanjay Gupta, who was interviewing him yesterday.

And then they took some questions from people online.

And one of the questions was, we're the United States of America.

This seems to be hurting us more than other places where we're just not prepared for this or what happened.

Here's that exchange.

Dr.

Fauci, the title of this series is When Public Health Means Business.

And thus far, it seems like we haven't meant business at all.

The United States has 4% of the world's population,

but 25% of the world's COVID cases

and deaths.

For a country that is the most affluent and influential, that is a catastrophe.

My question is, knowing what you now know, what would you do differently before the next pandemic or during it?

Well, I think there's two parts of that question, sir.

One is, you know,

how we might explain how this happened and what I would do different, and then what you would do different for the next.

pandemic.

I think preparedness, we put together a pandemic preparedness plan as we were trying to respond to the threat of the pre-pandemic bird flu back in 2005.

And again, it was a plan that was a reasonable plan.

And in fact, when it was evaluated independently by Johns Hopkins, it stated that it was our preparedness for a pandemic was essentially number one in the world.

But what happened when the rubber hit the road on this and we did get hit, we had the kind of response that was not as well suited to what the dynamics of this outbreak is.

And what happened is that we had a bit of a disparate response.

We live in a very big country and we often leave the decisions about the implementation of things at the local level.

And what we've seen is a great disparity in how individual states, cities, et cetera, responded.

The critical issue that I think we need to look at, how we can get that down, is that when you look at the curves, and it relates to Sanjay's graph, that when we went up and then started to come down, everybody got hit badly.

China got hit badly.

Europe, particularly Italy, France, and Spain, when they went up and they responded, they came all the way down to a baseline so that when they started to

reopen their countries in a very careful way,

they had to deal with little blips that could easily be controlled.

When you looked at our curve, it's telling.

And that's the thing that bothers me.

We went way up, and when we came down, we came down to a plateau of 20,000 cases per day.

That is not a good baseline.

We needed to get further down so that as we went along over weeks and months, we stayed at 20,000 per day.

Some parts parts of the country did very well.

They came up and they came way down.

Other parts of the country held it so they didn't even go up.

But there were so many different players, as it were, in the country, that the totality of the country,

that some net of that was a flat line that was very high.

And then when we decided with the guidelines of how we can open America again for reasons that we obviously couldn't stay shut down forever.

It was having terrible economic consequences, terrible consequences on employment.

We decided we would try to take steps to open.

And when we did, we didn't do it uniformly.

Some states did not pay attention to the

benchmarks or the checkpoints.

Others did it fine, but the citizenry within a state or within a city actually did an all-in-one phenomenon.

They said, we're locked down, so now we're just going to let it fly.

Now, you could say, no, that didn't happen, but the numbers tell you what happened.

All right, we got what happened.

What he's saying here in a really lengthy explanation is we have a 10th amendment to the Constitution, which gives power to the states to make their own decisions.

If it weren't for that pesky Constitution,

we could control people a lot better.

Wouldn't that be great if we just, if we could set fire to that constitution?

So there's that.

And there's another glaring omission in his explanation here of why we got hit harder than others.

And it seems like there was a little situation where thousands of people were gathering together every day in the streets,

yelling and screaming and spitting and

setting things on fire and robbing Nike stores.

The protest had nothing to do with this.

Seems pretty notable to me.

Seems pretty notable to me.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And look, you know, his point on the states is,

you know, at some level, probably true.

It's easier to freaking.

If you're North Korea, it's probably easier to control a pandemic or China because you can just melt people into their apartments, right?

Your central government tells people where they're going to be and they have to be there.

It's probably the one situation, honestly, the one situation I can think of where it would be great to have a dictatorship.

If you're king, you can just do whatever you want and you just you can lock everyone away and it won't be spread.

Like, yes, but it's not worth the trade-off, obviously.

You know, the states obviously have to be able to take

for our freedom.

Yeah.

We'll take that over freedom every time, apparently, or we should be doing it.

Yeah, and I don't think, look, I don't think we should.

And

he's not even, you know, I mean, he kind of just touches on this, but several places are having uptake.

And look at Israel's chart.

It looks just like ours.

I mean, you know, the Philippines is another example of somebody who locked down really tight, and they're having a huge spike right now.

India, Peru.

I mean, when you look at the excess deaths as compared to the population, we're not even close to the top of that chart.

Lots of other, you know, Peru, Ecuador, Spain, Chile, UK, Italy, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, all ahead of us.

So that's at least 10.

Is that 12?

How many?

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.

Yeah, I suppose it says 12.

And there's only 20 measured.

You know, Brazil.

And Brazil is theoretically behind us at this point.

But I mean, does anybody believe?

You look at Brazil, they're at 100,000 deaths with a smaller population than us.

It started much later than ours.

And they are a country in complete disarray over this.

They've been hit really.

They're going to find.

hundreds of thousands of deaths in countries like places like Brazil.

Like, you look at India with over a billion people, you're really going to tell me, you know, they're going to, they're having, you know, 20,000 cases a day in India?

No.

I mean,

obviously not.

It's not happening.

To me, the same in China.

I think China's lied through that.

Yeah, Jeef, the whole time.

You're telling me they've only had 4,600 deaths.

China?

Really?

I don't believe it either.

I don't believe it either.

And that's to the point where even left-wing commentators will acknowledge, yeah, we don't really believe those numbers.

Right, because you can't.

I mean, it doesn't make any sense.

You can't.

But, I mean, you know, like in theory, if you're a country, you know, people praise places like South Korea or, you know, well, what South Korea, the way they got that under control, was they broke all sorts of things in our constitution to do it.

I mean, you can like, yeah, you know, I don't want to make that trade-off, frankly.

I don't want to make that trade-off.

I'm not willing to do it.

But I mean, like, they're talking about all sorts of things that the U.S.

would be very uncomfortable with central quarantine and, you know, forced

digital tracing of contacts.

These are effective policies if your people let you do them.

And when you don't have to care about whether the people agree or not, it makes it a lot easier.

That doesn't mean that a dictatorship is better than the United States.

I'm pretty sure.

That's a radical

thing that you're just saying.

Stu.

Might want to rethink that.

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I'm glad you brought that up, Stu.

I'm going to ask my realtor about murder holes.

Would a murder hole raise the value of my property?

Yeah.

I'm going to look into that.

Just making sure you get done by a real professional.

You can't just cut a hole in the side of your house.

Oh, no.

I mean, that would be silly.

You want your murder hole to be appropriately installed.

I mean, you don't really install a hole, but you know what I mean.

Yeah, I think I know what you mean.

You want to have the nice bedding on the other side of it so you can be comfortable

as you're pointing your bow and arrow outside of the murder hole.

Right.

That's the way it works.

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Also, Fauci had some things to say, got into a discussion with Sanjay Gupta

about the testing and what's happening with our testing policies and why we haven't had the rapid test thing happen yet.

Here's what they said.

Why don't we have it yet?

If this is doable, I'm not asking for a fantasy here, but I got to tell you, Dr.

Fauci, I made this case to Admiral Jeral the other day.

I was in the operating room this past Monday.

I got a CAT scan on my patient.

I got coagulation numbers on my patient.

I got a cardiac echo on my patient.

I was doing brain surgery on this patient.

Could not get a COVID result.

As a result, we all had to put on N95 masks, use up PPE, which is also hard to get, put ourselves at increased risk.

A COVID test,

even within this situation,

why so many months don't we have the situation you just described?

You know, Sanji, I could bend myself into a pretzel trying to get out of that question.

It's unacceptable, period.

And I don't know why, because that's not what I do every day.

But I can tell you, they're trying, but they're not.

I mean, obviously, again, when you say something like that, it gets distorted.

You are

a real-world example of why we've got to do better.

I mean, to say, and I know I've been in situations like that, I can get things done medically so fast it'll spin your head.

There you were in the operating room having to put on PPE because you didn't know what you're paying.

I mean, that is totally unacceptable.

And for me to say anything different is distorting reality.

So my question is, who's to blame on that?

Is Donald Trump,

is the federal government really responsible for developing a rapid virus test?

No.

Did you drop that out of his lap?

I don't think so.

Fauci doesn't do that there.

No, he didn't do that, but others will do that.

They'll pick up on that and they'll say, yeah, see, he's saying the president's effort with the testing is just not acceptable.

Yeah, I mean, they spent a bunch of money, and the federal government is spending a lot of money to develop these tests, and they should be developed.

And I think they will be.

But again, this is

tested 55 million people.

By far the most in the world.

By far the the most in the world.

We're about at a little under we've ticked down oddly in the last couple of weeks, which is a strange development, I would say.

But we were at about

830,000 per day at the end of July.

Per day.

And now we're down to about 681.

But still, it's a lot of tests.

It's a lot.

And it is more by far than anywhere else in the world.

I mean,

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You know,

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I think that will come, but it's never going to be on a time schedule we're all comfortable with.

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You know, I did have some concerns that some of society's ills are pretty pretty tough to deal with.

And we're dealing with this whole racist thing and then nuance with white people and privilege and fragility and all kinds of stuff.

And I was starting to think, well, maybe

this is something we don't overcome for a while because it's pretty tough to deal with.

And then the Pac-12 football players stepped up.

Oh, really?

And I realized, well, yeah, why haven't we turned to the Pac-12 to fix it?

The Pac-12 conference can fix this.

You know, they have the power.

They have the ability.

It's just nobody's asked them to before.

And so fortunately, I think we talked about this on Monday on the show, but it was in the first hour.

So you might not be aware, but the Pac-12 players have made a whole list of demands that, first of all, they want to be safe with the COVID thing.

That's a totally reasonable

reasonable.

They want to be safe.

I mean, look, it's a global pandemic.

Everybody wants to be safe and millions of people have caught it.

So it's not easy, but okay.

I mean, that's a rational, as safe as possible.

You want to be able to have that when you go back and play.

I'd want that too.

Reasonable.

They want medical insurance for sports-related medical conditions.

Now, I think they have that,

but okay.

That's interesting.

Fine with that.

Don't they get treated as athletes by medical professionals?

I would think so, but I don't know all the details.

I would say that doesn't, I mean, sports-related medical conditions, right, I think of more like, you know, broken legs, right?

Yeah, or in an ACL or whatever.

Where the COVID thing, I mean, it doesn't seem necessarily COVID-related, but, you know, hey, let's.

No, it's not.

And some of these veer off just a little bit.

Just a little.

Okay.

Off the COVID,

I hesitate to call it.

The COVID road, let's call it, instead of a plantation, because off the plantation now would be a hard time.

It's racist to get married there

a decade ago, so it's definitely racist to say it now.

Now, a decade ago when you got married there, it wasn't.

It wasn't, but now it's retroactive to racism.

Yeah, exactly.

That's the most important thing in our society right now, retroactive racism, Pat.

We need to make sure that we're identifying the words that are now racist and were not previously, then go back to the people who said them previously and apply our standards today to

them in that era.

Well put.

Thank you.

Very well said.

They want to earn money for the use of their name, image, and likeness.

Now, I think that's great, too.

That's fine.

That's not COVID-related, though.

What does this have to do with COVID safety?

No, it is not.

You said V or a little.

I mean, that's just them.

It's just ever so slightly off the path.

That doesn't seem anywhere close to COVID to me.

In fact, it seems like it might cause a problem with COVID if they're outsigning autographs for people.

But okay.

All right.

But they want to be able to compete, complete their athletic eligibility after participating in a pro draft if they're undrafted or they decide they want to return to the school instead.

So if they change their mind, they want to come back.

That's great for the NFL, too, where they draft a player and they're like, ah, I got to go back to 92.

Thanks, though.

Okay.

They want to be able to transfer one time without punishment, all right,

which is because when things go bad and it didn't happen your way,

the logical thing is to leave and go somewhere else.

Well, sure, but again, like, aren't we talking about a pandemic here?

Like, what does this have to do as I mentioned?

It's a tad off the pad.

Okay, yeah, I don't you keep using this word tad.

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

Uh, you might be right, I'm not sure.

Uh, let's see, so they want to transfer, they want

half half of each sports conference revenue divided among the athletes.

Completely reasonable, right?

Half of the revenue?

Yes, half of the revenue.

I mean,

like, even major league franchises don't always give that.

That's correct.

But they want that in college now.

Yes.

Is this just another professional league that they're trying to create?

Well,

if you cave into this and they do this, then yes, wouldn't it become the minor league for for the NFL.

And then no one will watch it and there'll be no revenue.

Right.

If it's just the minor league.

It changes everything in college football, and I think ruins it.

If it's the minor leagues, I mean, people don't watch the minor leagues in baseball all that much.

I mean, some people don't wanna do that.

They don't watch the G League in basketball.

They don't do it.

No, because we want to see the best play.

Yeah, no one cares about the world's second best athletes.

Do you care about the best athletes?

No.

Okay, so then there's just this one other aspect, ever so slightly off the beaten path of COVID-19,

but they're not going to return to practice and play football games in the Pac-12

until their demand of an end to racism in sports and society is met.

Now, when the Pac-12 finally,

and I don't know why we haven't asked them prior to this, because obviously this is something the Pac-12 is tremendous at, fixing societal ills.

And so

I don't know.

Are they, though?

I was not aware of that if they were.

Really?

Yeah.

Where have you been?

I mean, they seem like a football conference.

You're saying that they're going to solve not only racism within football.

Let's start.

All sports.

Can you solve racism among

your conference?

I mean, that would be very difficult to do.

It would.

Now you're saying the entire sport of football, very difficult.

Basketball.

Now it's all sports.

Soccer, tennis, all sports.

Now, how would the Pac-12 football conference guarantee no racism in tennis in the Big East?

I don't know.

You're not realizing how powerful the Pac-12 really is.

I guess not.

No, you're not.

Because you get to the last one, and they have

real hesitation here.

Well, I'm surprised.

How would the Pac-12, Pat, solve all racism in society?

By finally putting their mind and resources to it.

That's how they do it, Stu.

Don't play koi with me.

Don't pretend like you don't know how they're going to do this.

I feel like it's a bigger problem than the Pac-12 can handle.

And I love, I woke up this morning to the story from the Deseret News, which is in Salt Lake City.

Columnist Doug Robinson has the headline, Pac-12 player demands reasonable and overdue.

Reasonable?

Reasonable

to end racism in sports and society?

Okay.

All righty.

This sounds like just people who don't want to come back and play.

It kind of does.

Now, I understand, like we said,

fully behind them on protecting them from COVID-19.

Yeah.

Do whatever you can to make it as safe as possible for the players.

You owe that to them.

Of course.

You can't guarantee it.

You can't guarantee nobody's going to get sick, but you do your best.

And I would think they're probably doing that without the demands being made.

I would think, you know, because the last thing they want to do is scrap the season.

Then they lose all that revenue.

Exactly.

I mean, even despite the fact that they also probably care about the players and, you know, student athletes, they also don't want to lose the money associated with their season.

And we've seen what's happened with

the Miami Marlins who miss an entire week of games.

You start missing weeks of games in football.

I mean, your season's over.

It's not even a season.

I mean, you only have

how many home games, Pat?

Six.

Six.

So you can't miss those weeks.

You're losing out a lot of your revenue.

So you have to assume they're going to do everything they can to try to protect the players from that.

But it's a reasonable demand that's probably already being met.

I would think so.

So I'm a little hesitant on thinking that there is going to be a Pac-12 football season because they don't have a lot of time to solve the societal racial issue.

They better get on that right away.

So they need like an express solution.

Yes.

Yeah.

Yes.

Something that works and stops all racism everywhere immediately.

I can't, I mean, I don't, is there a

shot, like a vaccine, maybe the racism vaccine that they've been keeping from us?

They've been keeping from us.

Maybe they could do widely distributed.

It'd be tough.

Very possible.

Because it'd be quite, you'd have to do it quickly.

The other great thing is that the Pac-10 is jumping in on this bandwagon as well.

So is this just going to be something all college conferences do now?

Is they jump into the, we're not going to play unless there's an end to racism.

Okay, you're probably not going to play then.

Yeah.

Oh, I wish they would just say that.

Yeah.

I guess we're just not playing.

Let's look at their illustrious demands.

Nope.

We can't do it.

So we'll see you guys in 2021.

I mean, we gave it a shot.

We did try.

And we called a few minorities and we said, hey, we're on your side.

But it didn't stop anything.

Is there a solution to solve all racism by then?

My only thing to give a world to here, Pat, would be like a We Are the World anti-racism song.

Oh, if you could do that.

And then you get all those celebrities around, and maybe they could kind of say a catchphrase into a camera and repeat it.

And what if you added a hashtag to that?

Ooh.

Hashtag end racism in society.

Something like that.

Because if we, if we have.

Then you're on to something.

I shouldn't say this on the air because the Pac-12 should hire us as consultants here.

We've almost got this thing worked out.

It's like,

think of what a self-defeating thing this is.

If you believe the PAC-12 can solve all racism racism in society, what you're admitting is it's not a very serious problem.

That's a good point, too.

That's pretty solid, yeah.

It's like, if it's that easy that a conference could just do it, well, I mean, maybe you're, maybe it's not as big an issue as you think it is.

Right.

My guess is that it's not something that you could solve.

But, you know, Richard Spencer's not sitting at his mom's, I mean, his mom's basement right now being like, you know what?

PAC-12 had never asked before.

Maybe white people aren't superior.

You know, I don't know.

We're on.

And then he calls David Duke and Dave,

did you hear this?

For the Pac-12, they call you?

I got a WhatsApp message, and they said we should stop being racist.

I think we should.

I think this is a good point.

And then I went on Twitter this morning and I found a hashtag to end all racism.

And like, I don't know what to do now.

Yeah.

I mean, like, it's really, and Balloon Head745 retweeted it.

I mean, almost everybody's in.

What do we do?

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Something we don't talk an awful lot about, the music in presidential campaigns, or any campaign for that matter, but the one we're kind of dealing with right now because it's a presidential election year, is

the music that both Trump and Biden play at their rallies or campaign events.

Well, it is getting to the point now with these musicians that they are demanding that Trump not play their songs.

He's kind of

alone.

I don't know what he's going to be playing at his events anymore because Mick Jagger, Cheryl Crow,

R.E.M., Aerosmith, everybody has said, hey, you cannot use our stuff because

they're all leftists.

And so uh

the same thing of course nobody's sending a cease and desist letter to joe biden they don't none of them care he can play he can essentially play safely play or use virtually anyone he wants to

and meanwhile the president i don't know who marie osmond maybe can he i don't know maybe even she

issues a cease and desist uh for playing paper roses at his rally i don't know if he's tried that but there's nowhere for him to go.

And it just, it's amazing to me that nobody talks about the unfairness of this kind of stuff,

where Trump is just left with nothing to do on his campaign rallies.

Yeah, and

I don't think they can actually stop it, can they?

No, they pretty much just complain about it.

Yeah.

And then you'll look bad if you keep doing it.

Right.

But I don't think Trump cares about that.

I know sometimes he's just kept playing the stuff.

Now, it's a different story when you're talking about like these, you know, there was the one ad that got pulled down from

Twitter and Facebook because it had, I think, Lincoln Parks music in it, and that got taken down.

Yeah, they were not happy.

You can't do that.

But playing music at an event that you're not charging for,

I don't think there's much room for

a musician to say anything about that.

And yet they do.

I mean, they can say what they want, right?

Like, we can say, like,

if Joe Biden started playing this show through the speakers before his rallies, like, we could say we don't want them to do that.

But I mean,

on the other hand, I don't know.

I think it might be a good thing for that to happen.

Well, that they should do.

Clearly.

And the same should apply to these musicians who are getting their music out to people that maybe didn't have access to it or weren't exposed to it in the first place.

It's just interesting that they'll take the politics over the cash.

And that's how strongly they hate Donald Trump.

So.

Yeah.

I mean, clearly, right?

the other part about it is there are actually

a decent amount of artists that would be fine with Donald Trump playing their music there.

Air Supply?

Barry Manilow?

I don't know.

I'm not sure any of these people.

But I think, like, there are, they're just not going to come out and say it.

And, you know, would be bad for them.

They wouldn't like it to happen because they'd rather just kind of stay in the closet as conservatives.

We've talked about, you know, Craig T.

Nelson, the guy who was

coach, and he was on,

he's been on a bunch of huge shows and movies over the years.

And he was interviewed by Glenn back on headline news.

It was like 2008, 2009, maybe.

No, I guess that'd be 2007 or 8.

Or maybe it was Fox in 2009.

I think it was Fox, very early days of Fox.

And he was up for the role

of the dad

in Modern Family.

Like, he was going to get that role.

And

what's his face?

The guy from Married with Children wound up getting it.

Why can't I think of this?

Oh, yeah.

Ed

something or other.

Yes, Ed something.

Yes.

Anyway,

they did a history of the Modern Family and talked to the directors and stuff.

And the director said, yeah, we saw him on this interview with Glenn Beck, and he just, that made us think that maybe he wasn't as stable as we thought.

And we decided to go a different direction.

Oh, you've got to be careful.

And this costs this guy, Craig T.

Nelson, like $100 million

because he did one interview with Glenn.

Oh, my God.

It's fascinating to see this, and this is why you don't have a lot of people sticking their heads out because you get punished for it.

Wow.

It's an unreal.

Unreal.

All right.

Glenn may be back tomorrow.

We'll keep our fingers crossed.