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So

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Oh, man.

Okay.

All right.

It's not

exactly good news.

Just in the first two weeks of April now, we have just the first two weeks in April rolling into this average.

This is not the whole month.

This is the first time we're getting a look at the unemployment number

since we started the lockdown.

So in

two weeks.

How long have we been going now?

Almost eight weeks, Stu?

Yeah, I guess we're coming up on this is the end.

Because

the six weeks to stop the spread ended last week.

So this would be the end of the seventh week.

All right.

So we only have two of those seven weeks, and it's still getting worse.

I think we actually.

Unemployment rate.

Yeah, we're further along than that.

I think we actually have four because it was

the last two weeks of March and the first two weeks of April, I believe, are here.

So we still are missing the last couple of weeks, which we've seen multiple millions more go on the unemployment rolls.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But yes, sorry, go ahead.

So we have lost 20 million jobs.

20.8 million jobs have been lost.

And our unemployment number has gone from the best it's ever been.

What was it, 3.5 or 3.8?

3.5, yep.

It's not the best it's ever been, but it's ever been in a very long time.

To

the worst we have seen in quite some time.

We're at now 14.6.

I don't have it in front of me.

14.7.

14.8, 14.6.

14.7.

Everything but the 14.7.

It doesn't get any better than that.

Yeah, exactly.

14.7.

The worst.

I mean, clearly the worst.

It's been in a very, very, I mean, the worst it's.

Since the Depression.

Since the Depression, for sure.

And, you know, when they talk about speed here is another issue.

The worst in the Great Recession for one month was a loss of 800,000 jobs.

The worst of all time, record of all time, was September 1945.

And that was a loss of 2 million.

We lost 20.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Let me put this into perspective.

That last one that was so bad was actually very good

because we were laying people off because we could stop making tanks.

And when when we stopped making tanks and ships and airplanes, all right,

we were manufacturing an entire war machine for the world.

And that month, when the war was over, we only lost 2 million jobs.

This, in a month, we have lost 20 million, 10 times the amount.

And we haven't stopped fighting a war.

And there is no, you know, 19, you know,

you know, 1950s Chevy on the horizon that's going to come quickly.

It's not like, oh, we just have to retool.

Hey, everybody's coming home.

Let's build houses.

Uh-uh.

Yeah, I mean, so this one's really bad.

You do have some of these jobs that hopefully snap back.

I mean, I'll tell you, I went out, I only went out for four meals last weekend because I thought you were crazy.

Crazy.

Four different times.

The second time we went out, I mean, we were desperate here.

The second time we went out, we talked to a guy who worked at a restaurant, and the restaurant was in the middle.

Picture this, really nice restaurant,

relatively new, last year or two, built in between three hotels.

Not a lot of people at the hotels these days.

That's a kind of an issue.

So even when you open, who's going to your restaurant?

So there's basically nobody at this place.

We're talking to the guy for a long, a long time, and it was the first day Texas had allowed restaurants to be open.

And he said, you know, immediately when this happened, he got laid off, and he was waiting, you know, just like so many Americans, with the intent, though, the belief that eventually he was going back to the same job.

And that is what happened.

He is now back at the place.

And again, that's not going to be the case for everybody.

But some of those jobs, as these things reopen, will snap back.

It's just a matter of how many.

And again, they're running at 25% capacity, which they were not hitting.

The jobs that will snap back that are pretty easy are anything to do.

For instance, Mexico is now having a beer shortage, okay, because beer was not essential.

So those jobs are coming back.

I mean, if you're in the alcohol industry, you might see a boom.

Those jobs are coming back.

Specifically, I'd be a little nervous about that.

Yeah.

I wonder if they changed their name in the end.

I doubt they do.

I mean, but people, people,

it did affect them.

They really did think that I'm not drinking coronavirus, which is stupid.

It doesn't come from coronavirus.

But anyway,

the jobs that you have that are entertainment-based,

I talked to Michael Cole.

You know who Michael Cole is, Stu?

Michael Cole.

He's a big, big

concert promoter and producer.

He did The Rolling Stones.

He does, you know, all the big names.

And he wrote to me last night and

I said, how long before

you're back to work?

He said, I think it's going to be 18 months before any industry of entertainment is really coming back.

And that's with my fingers crossed.

I mean,

that job is, and I think restaurants are going to be in this.

I think people are anxious to go out to restaurants, but just not crowded restaurants.

So restaurants will be open and they'll be doing it, but I think people are not going to be standing in line.

You know, the cheesecake factory where it's just jam-packed and you're all standing in line to get in, those kinds of restaurants, I think, are going to be...

are going to be a little more difficult to snap back.

So I don't know how restaurants are going to make enough money to make a real profit, but maybe they could keep their businesses open.

The ones who are really in trouble, if you worked for a small business,

that is, I have friends, they wrote last night and said they are opening up their bookstore.

And they said, you know, they've got this little bookstore in Indiana, and they're just great people.

And they said,

we opened it up.

And the first day, all of our friends came in and bought a book.

And all of our, you know, loyal customers, they all bought a book.

They said, but it has been ghost town since then.

But they're hoping for.

travel because they're in this this cute little you know vacation kind of spot and they say they make most of their money in the summer.

Now, I think travel is,

I think travel is going to snap back, but it's going to be the old way, I think.

I don't think people are going to get into an airplane right away.

I think they're going to be driving a lot.

I know

we're planning on going on vacation, and we're planning on driving across.

And not for any other reason other than I just like driving, but

and I hate airports, but there's no reason to get into an airplane if you can drive

right now.

Yeah.

So I think that's going to be.

Did you see Frontier is offering seats for as low as $35

if you want to buy the seat next to you?

Oh, really?

To add on essentially $35.

Yeah.

If you don't want to sit next to somebody, it's $35.

That's smart.

Holy cow.

That's a smart way of handling it, though.

Very smart.

You know, we've seen some pictures yesterday of planes that are still packed as the old days.

You know, like, I mean, middle seats all filled.

A lot of them are going very empty, but occasionally those things still happen, which is just at this point so strange.

But I think that there's that, like I don't know if I told you the story, Glenn, I was looking at the flight for the upcoming Super Bowl, which I booked well in advance to try to get

nosebleed prices.

And I thought, this time, like, I can really get hooked up.

I mean, this is going to be like $12

to go to Tampa in February, if this game even occurs, which they did announce the schedule last night, and they're supposedly keeping it on schedule for the moment.

But

something happened that I've literally never seen in my entire life.

I doubt anybody in this audience has ever seen it.

Maybe if you're a frequent business traveler, you've seen it.

Never seen it before.

The first-class ticket was less expensive than the coach ticket.

I have no explanation as to why that occurred.

You know, maybe it was a computer error or maybe just people

just not buying that type of seat at all.

But I was like, eh, first class at the Super Bowl.

Screw that.

I'm doing it.

Wow.

And the good thing is that's not going to last.

No, I know.

You know, if you're smart, if you're smart, well, if you're risky, you could, I wonder if you could buy a bunch of those first-class seats and then resell them when everybody, when things go normally and everybody's trying to get to the Super Bowl, you've got a whole bunch of first-class seats that you could charge nosebleed prices for.

StubHub for airline tickets.

I don't know if if that exists right, but I like it.

I'm going to go for it.

It's a good idea.

I mean, why not?

I mean, is it illegal to do that?

I don't think you can do it because of all the security stuff about

security.

Yeah, you're right.

It's a great idea, though.

I like the way you're morking the system.

Damn al-Qaeda.

I could have been a rich man.

I could have been somebody.

They will, by the way,

give you an opportunity.

You can change flights right now.

Again, I don't know if anybody else is in this world.

I always think of these situations and try to figure out ways to, what's the best, is there any way to take advantage of this situation

in some

long-term thing that no one's thinking of?

And I was like, ah, flights, it would be interesting.

If you go on and you book a flight right now, at least I know it's American and I think a bunch of other airlines until May 31st, you can change it.

You can change any of the times for no cost.

So

you have to look at, obviously, all the details and your airline, your area.

But I thought that was interesting.

And if you're planning a vacation, you're like, I don't know, is it going to happen in August?

It might be worth just booking the flights.

Wow.

And you can always change them later.

The prices are cheap.

And you can always go on and change

the actual timing of it if this stuff doesn't wind up panning out.

Yeah.

And I don't think that's going to last very long because I will tell you, I live in a place where I can see the flight pattern into Dallas.

The planes, you know, all stack up.

And so at night, it's kind of cool to watch all these planes, these lights in the sky.

You're like,

they're UFOs, man.

They're all UFOs.

They're all lining up, and you can see them kind of coming in for the flight pattern.

And we have noticed that the skies have been a little dark lately here in Dallas, but it is picking back up or starting to see the flight pattern start to pick up again, which is encouraging.

Yeah, you're seeing it.

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by the way, I just want to say tonight

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I need to have that.

Yeah, yeah.

It's going to be good.

Yeah.

Quickly, I was just going to say that we're seeing the data on mobility, which is one of these things that's popped out out of this crisis, and that you realize

they really do have access to a lot of your data and your movements.

But a lot of these services are like putting out these mobility numbers, which is showing how much people are moving.

And you see, first of all, you see before the government got involved at all, the mobility, people going to various places, dropping, you know, like a stone in water, right?

Like, I mean, it's just going, it has nothing to do with the government.

People, this argument has been so much about the government policy, which is obviously important at some level.

But generally speaking, all of these things were happening, whether the government said we could do them or not.

They all said, you know, like all this movement happened long before any government bans.

People stopped going to restaurants.

People stopped going

on these trips.

They were doing it on their own because they were scared for their lives, right?

And the same thing is happening now.

Before the government is releasing these things, you know, saying, oh, guys, you guys can go outside again.

People are just starting to go back outside now.

They've taken their time.

They understand now the risk.

They've been able to internalize it.

They've been able, they realize that we've been able to build up some of the stockpiles and God forbid something happens.

And that was what this was pitched at.

And I think was the appropriate,

an appropriate understanding of what the situation was.

Now we're at the end of that.

People are leaving whether they want it or not.

The government policy doesn't seem to have much of a factor at all in what people are really doing.

No, did you hear about Mark Cuban?

This is creepy, I think.

Mark Cuban did secret shoppers here in Dallas, and he hired a bunch of people to go out and see what people were doing.

He said places were crowded that they went into, and he'd like to report that those businesses were not really living by all the standards.

Mark, what are you doing, man?

Shut up.

What are you like a rich snitch?

What is that?

Stop it.

But he said that

there are more people out and they're just kind of getting back to normal in all ways, which I think is is good.

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This is the Glendike program.

Welcome.

Welcome to the program.

Was my mic still on, Stu?

I just saw your face.

My mic still on?

I heard it.

I don't know if I'm not sure.

Honestly, I wasn't going to address it.

I have the loud.

I broke my nose when I was a kid, so I have the loudest nose blow ever.

It is the worst.

It is the worst.

All these people who blow their nose,

and I sound like a trumpet.

It's horrible.

Anyway,

the other big news I think that is coming out today, besides General Flynn and the unemployment numbers, again, if you missed it, 14.6% unemployment and that's only the first

14.7.

Why do you have to be such a drag?

Why do you have to be such a damn thing?

That's that one-tenth of a percent that was the line for you, huh?

14.6, you you were cool.

14.6 sounds better than 14.7.

All right.

Anyway, the other one is the court documents that are coming out on Tara Reid.

Tara Reed's ex-husband knew of sexual harassment while she worked for Biden, and it's all in court documents from 1996.

Now, there's some caveats here.

Her husband is trying to make her look unstable, so he's saying the worst, but you wouldn't just pull pull out sexual harassment, you know, out of, out of your butt with Joe Biden

if you didn't know something had happened.

And he's pretty,

he's,

well, let me give it to you.

I met the petitioner, that's Tara Reed, in the spring of 1993 while working in Washington, D.C.

At the early stages of our dating, she felt comfortable confiding in me as we both work for members of Congress and we shared many common interests.

On several several occasions, petitioners related a problem that she was having at work regarding sexual harassment in U.S.

Senator Joe Biden's office.

Petitioners told me she struck a deal with the chief of staff of the senator's office and left her position.

I was sympathetic to her needs when she asked me for help and assisted her financially and allowed her to stay in my apartment with my roommate while she looked for work.

It was obvious that this event had a very traumatic effect on her, and she is still sensitive and affected by it today.

So

something big and dramatic happened.

This is

he's relating to meeting her in 1993.

This is a court document from 1996.

So, you know, if you were serving drinks and he just liked your legs and you said, no, I'm not going to serve drinks because you're a ladies' man.

You just like my legs.

I'm not going to do that.

You're not traumatized by that, you know, four years down the road.

That's not, that's not happening.

That's just, in my opinion, that's just not happening.

So something happened that was dramatic.

Now,

how they're denying, I mean,

if this isn't a smoking gun, that yeah,

something happened.

She didn't just make this up.

Now we have the mother on Larry King.

We have the neighbor and another roommate saying that she told me at the time.

We have this court document saying she told me at the time.

When is enough, enough for the Me Too movement?

When do you actually start believing women?

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Tonight on GBTV,

stranger things.

Things.

Stranger things than UFOs?

I think not.

I think

not.

On the Blaze tonight, commercial-free UFOs.

We're looking into...

I mean, I'm fascinated by this.

All of the researchers are fascinated by this.

And they're all like, please Glenn, I can't take any more.

Can we just have a day?

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We have two

people that worked for the government in this search for UFOs that are now coming out and saying, yeah, yeah, we don't know what they are, but

we know that we don't have the technology.

We don't think anybody on earth has the technology.

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All right.

Welcome, Mr.

Pat Gray, to the radio roundup here.

Pat joins us with his cowboy orchestra, and we're thrilled to have you.

You saw the unemployment rate, 14.7, 20 million.

That's 10 times the amount of unemployed that joined the roles in a month, 10 times the worst in American history.

Which was right after the war, which, by the way, today is the day we defeated the Nazis and the Nazis surrendered.

So congratulations on that.

Yeah.

So

Pat, your thoughts on where we go from here.

Well, I think we need to keep doing this.

We need to remain vigilant.

We need to remain in our homes for another probably 12 to 18 months.

Really?

Yeah, because otherwise people are going to get sick, Glenn, and some are going to die.

And we can't have that.

So why do you want that?

You know that happens all the time

after 12 to 18 months.

You just want those people to die?

You want those old people to die?

You want the people in 18 months to die?

I think it needs to be 18 years.

18 years of years.

And I mean,

not home time lockdown.

I want individual room solitude, solitary confinement is what I want.

I mean, that's.

Well, I don't think you guys go far enough.

They are, you know, California is opening up some businesses, allowing some businesses now to open up.

I love this, only in California, but you're not allowed to let any customers in.

So

you can open up your business, but no customer is allowed.

Wow.

Oh, okay.

All right.

All right.

I get that.

Yeah, sure, sure.

Sounds good.

Sounds good.

Am I the only one that,

well, A,

loves his wife and children and family?

Have you noticed how many people are bitching about, oh, my husband or my wife is driving me out of my mind?

I mean, my children are, but I have an excuse.

two of my children are teenagers my older children I'm having a great time with

I mean it's Tanya and I were talking about it last night she was reading something off of Facebook and people are just bitching about their spouses and we we talked about it last night we haven't had one

problem the entire time not one I mean my son again teenager but other than that so you I've really enjoyed this the only problems you've had is with 50% of your household.

So that's not bad.

No, it's a quarter.

It's a quarter.

There are four of us living in the house, you know, but I got my two grandchildren and my two older daughters and her husband, my, my, uh, Hannah's husband, Tim, living right next door.

So we're all together the whole time and none of us are having any problems.

We're actually having the greatest time.

Yeah.

I mean, for the first time, may I say this?

For the first time,

we had the pest control guy because we were in the barn and we found

termites.

And, oh my gosh, it was like freaky.

Anyway,

so we had to have the pest guy come over.

And

my wife was introducing the family.

And he said, all these your children?

And she said, yeah.

And

one of my daughters said,

well, she's our stepmom.

And my other daughter said, no, she's our mom.

That's the first time that's been said,

which is really cool.

Really, really cool.

I'm going to miss this.

I really am.

It's nice.

I mean, obviously, the outside stuff is so awful that you don't focus on maybe the family stuff as much.

There were days, though, I feel like you came in here and were threatening.

to blow up a genocidal building.

Yeah, I think you were threatening Genesis.

It was my son.

it was my son

okay you know it was my son it was and only because he's struggling so hard because he is not somebody who can do this this homeschooling thing anymore he did it his whole life he absolutely hated it towards the end um he needs to have the discipline and the social aspect of school so he's not having a good time at all he's really struggling to get through this and won't take any help from mom or dad or whatever and it's like dude man I mean, it's boot camp for you next.

I don't know.

And I think a lot of people are having that problem with homeschooling

with some of their kids.

My wife was at the end of her rope for a long time.

I do think that there is also a part of people who deal with situations like this with almost, I want to say dark humor, right?

Like the, you know what, I'm having wine at 7 a.m.

type of joke is really a way of saying that.

It's not a joke, I think, for a lot of people.

Some people, it's not a joke.

I don't think that's a joke.

Yeah, that's not a joke for a lot of people, I think.

You know, it's five o'clock somewhere.

Well, it's 5 a.m.

here, so I guess.

Yes, you're right.

It is 5.

I think that is happening.

The other thing I'm not looking forward to is,

oh, good God, the investigations and the

stupid squabbling back and forth of everything.

I've been able to just tune all of that out.

And now, you know, you've got Peter Schiff saying that, oh, look at the Justice Department.

They're making this stuff up.

This is a travesty of justice.

And the Democrats are going right back into all of this investigation stuff.

And I just, I am not looking forward to going back to that.

I hate that.

It's the worst of us.

It's the worst of us.

You know, they're going to try to pin all of this on Trump at the end of it, and they're going to talk about how many deaths he's responsible for, and there'll be investigations on that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But they already are.

He's already said he's, you know, what's the one quote like a genocide, that he is responsible for a genocide.

Geez.

What?

Can I run this by you guys?

I want to see what you think of this theory.

The idea from the Democrats is that we should be trusting science, right?

Scientists.

We need to trust scientists.

You guys are not listening to science.

Okay.

Right.

The response from from a lot of Trump supporters is essentially

this shutdown was a really bad idea and that there's 80,000 people that are dead and that's not worth the economy and all of these other things.

Wouldn't it be from just pure politics here, wouldn't it be more sensible for Trump supporters to say, hey, we trust scientists.

And the scientists were predicting 2.2 million people dead if we did nothing, right?

So why not embrace that number, embrace that model?

And I have seen Trump doing this the past few days, especially.

Embrace that number and say 2.2 million people were on the line.

Trump took drastic action that's never before been seen in the middle of a storm no one could have thought of coming and cut that number from 2.2 million to, let's say, 100,000, saving 95% of the potential toll in this situation.

What are the Democrats going to say to that?

Like, well, if we would have listened to us, it would have been 92% or 97% or 98%.

I mean, you could play around with the margins there, but if what we're told, believe the scientists is accurate,

this is much less devastating as far as life toll than

it could have been.

So why not, instead of being so skeptical about all those things, why not embrace him if you're the president and his campaign and say, this president stood up in the middle of an impossible to deal with situation and saved over 95% of people that were threatened to to die.

Like, that is a pretty damn good case if you want to say, here's my election.

We all have to be in lockstep on that.

Let me give you this.

Mortality data from Johns Hopkins University shows the United States has a stronger performance in preventing deaths than Sweden, Belgium, Spain, Italy, United Kingdom, France, and the Netherlands.

We are lower

than any of those countries.

We're doing better.

Yet, 38% of Americans think we're doing doing worse than anyplace else.

And that's just the media.

That is the effect of the media, period.

About 38%, I think, still actually just fall in lockstep with the media, whatever the media says.

And so we have to be all in lockstep.

I think that's a great idea, but it requires all of us to be saying the same thing.

Yeah, 2 million dead.

He took it down to 100,000.

Yeah, he really sucks, doesn't he?

I mean,

it's a pretty good case, unless

the Democrats basically have to come out and say, well, we don't believe that part of the science, so therefore I don't give you any credit for that.

Or we could have done slightly, if you listen to us, what?

Slightly less people would have died?

I mean, this is happening all over the world.

It's not just here.

And the one place, by the way, where everyone seems

to have died.

And the people in other states that have died have come from New York, the place where you're praising the governor incessantly as if he's done a good job.

It's a great situation in the country in the world.

And he just said 66% of the cases that are being hospitalized right now are coming from people who stayed home.

Well, then, what are we staying home for?

Why?

Why?

It doesn't help.

Have you noticed?

They're all praising him.

Robert De Niro came out and said, I want to play Andrew Cuomo in

the pandemic movie.

I want to play him because he's acting the way a president should.

Really?

Because he just just said, just two weeks ago, to a reporter, said people cannot get their unemployment because the state's unemployment office is all jammed up.

So they have no money.

They haven't gotten any way to, they don't have any way to pay their rent.

They don't have a way.

way to buy food.

You're saying stay home.

They need jobs.

They need to go to work.

And what did he say?

Go get an essential worker's job.

Just go become an essential worker.

And he dismissed it like the king.

Did you hear what they announced yesterday?

He said he's going to have to lay off a bunch of essential workers in New York.

So there you go, Mr.

King.

What are you talking about?

Get that job?

Now I'm being laid off?

I can't believe that people are looking at New York and saying this is the way it should handle.

It was the worst in New York.

And

it wasn't

from

banning the flights from China.

It was from not banning flights from New York.

They say now the best thing that we can do is not fly from New York because that was what seeded most of the coronavirus all over the country were people coming from New York.

Even on the West Coast.

What?

Even like on the Western states, which is amazing.

And it does seem like that's the

more virulent strain of the virus, too.

You know, a lot of the West Coast, whatever the strain is in the West Coast does not seem to be as horrific as the one that was on the East Coast.

Of course, that's the one that's spread more widely.

But yeah, I mean, that is, you know, look,

the Cuomo thing is absolutely fascinating to me.

This guy has overseeing the worst disaster

in the world.

He's terrible at it.

Yeah.

Terrible.

I mean, like,

I would rather import the people who manage northern Italy than have him

running this thing.

I'd rather have a bat scientist from Wuhan come in here and run my coronavirus response than Andrew Cuomo.

He's terrible.

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It does sound, that did sound like it was from a prompter or something.

It's too perfect, yeah.

And the the wording was very similar to the first time he did an interview on this.

There's a couple things, like almost exact phrases repeated.

You know, it's funny now.

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He is in

a no-win situation on this stuff.

You know, I don't know.

There's some interesting stuff out on that case that we can get into a little bit, maybe with Bill O'Reilly as well.

On the new evidence that's come out, a document from a previous marriage that shows that there was clearly an issue with her job at this time.

Really, at this point, I think we're just looking to try to figure out what happened.

We don't know that her accusation of this harassment was correct at that time.

I think at this point, we do know that she was at least making the case to people around her that she was something happened that made her uncomfortable.

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the new allegation

of the assault is accurate, which is really kind of the thing where we've been mostly focused on over the past week or two.

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Also, the Flynn stuff I think is important to get into as well.

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extraterrestrial problem.

Welcome to it, Bill.

How are you?

I have a boarder at my house who's from Venus.

Do you?

Really?

Legal or are they here legally?

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Wow, okay.

Well, that sucks.

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All right.

I mean, I can bring him in.

No, I think we're all booked up.

Bill,

let's talk about Michael Flynn and what's happening there and what the DOJ has come out with.

Can you give us any understanding of this in perspective?

Of course I can, Beck.

I'm a simple man, as you know, and

I look at this not from a journalistic point of view, but from an American point of view.

You have the most powerful investigative agency in the world, the FBI.

It is now clear beyond any reasonable doubt

that the

ownership of the FBI, the people who ran it,

and

their top agents

knew

that an investigation

into a presidential candidate and then a president was founded on no evidence whatsoever.

None.

So the FBI continued to try to find evidence based on no probable cause.

See, in order to investigate a citizen, you've got to have probable cause.

You just can't,

police just can't walk in your house and say, look, we don't know if you did anything, but we're going to search the house.

You can't do that.

That's unconstitutional.

That's what the FBI did.

Okay, now hang on.

Hang on.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Hang on there because I have a question about this so far.

So far, I understand it, and that's exactly what

Barr was saying.

They knew they didn't have a case.

They knew they had

nothing.

So that's like

getting them to lie is kind of like like walking into the house, investigating for whatever, hoping to find something, and then saying, you know what?

I hear he really hates his wife's cooking when his wife is there.

Let's ask him.

Do you hate your wife's cooking?

No, I love my wife's cooking.

And

he lies about that.

You not, A, cannot go into somebody's house and just do that.

But you also, even if he was lying, you can't get him on that because you didn't have a reason to be in the house in the first place.

In the first place.

absolutely.

You're brilliant.

That's what's happening.

Right.

Thank you.

Yeah, well, I know.

You're a brilliant man.

I'm not a simple man.

Yeah, thank you.

Whatever

Flynn did,

whatever he did, and the big question he has to pick up: Pence has to explain why Pence went to Trump and said he misled you.

He lied.

Yeah, Pence has got to explain it.

But anyway, getting back to the really important issue for every one of your listeners,

you have a tremendous abuse of power

and a crime

because this prosecution was illegal.

And you not only prosecuted General Flynn,

but you tried to disrupt a presidential election in doing so.

The only reason they went after Flynn, and everybody should be clear about this, is they wanted Flynn to flip on Trump.

They wanted to put all this pressure on Flynn and his son, because his son worked with the general in their consulting firm,

hoping that Flynn would say, well, Trump told me to do it, told me to talk to the Russians.

That's the only reason they went after the man.

So hang on just a sec.

Hang on, hang on.

Wait, wait, let me ask you this question, because I agree with you that that is one of the reasons.

I'm not sure it's the only reason.

You know, Barack Obama, it's now been found out that he knew all about it and had

an uncomfortable encounter

inserting himself into some of this.

And

Obama was passionately anti-Flynn because he had Flynn as part of

his counsel during his administration, fired him because he took such a hard line on Islamic extremists.

And Obama warned Donald Trump, don't take him, don't take him, did everything he could to make sure that Flynn didn't come in and reverse a lot of the Obama-era policies on

our fight on radicalized Islam.

So

do you think that could have played a role too, that he was not only trying to destroy Trump, but also, if Trump won, he wanted to make sure that Flynn was destroyed?

I think that's speculation, Beck.

I could not

say,

well, it's circumstantial evidence, but I couldn't say that Barack Obama ordered the FBI to get Flynn.

I could not say that.

All right?

Maybe.

Maybe.

But that's not going to, believe me.

That is not going to be in play.

What's going to be in play is you've got to indict

high-ranking members of the FBI.

Durham has to bring back enough evidence so that Barr indicts.

Now,

I think that will happen because the outrage in this country

would be so

intense if the Trump Justice Department did not file charges against the top-level FBI people.

So we're talking about Comey McCabe.

Right.

Comey, McCabe, Struck, Page, and what's his name?

Priest Steps, who wrote that

handwritten memo?

Yes.

Those are the five.

But remember, I haven't seen what Durham, I don't know anything what Durham has.

But you would think that from what we know, it's made public, those five people are in the kill zone.

So

say three of them get indicted.

Say two of them get indicted.

I think that would mollify the American people.

but if no one gets indicted,

I don't want just somebody indicted for it.

I want this fixed.

I mean, I think that's where the American people are.

They don't want some political show.

You can't get it fixed until there's convictions.

Oh, no, I know that, but I'm saying...

I think Clapper is another one that is involved deeply in this.

There's evidence coming out now about Clapper and what's the other one.

You've got to wait until Durham comes back with what Clapper did or did not do.

I know that.

We're talking about.

Look, Clapper.

You're so funny.

No, I'm just brilliant and you've got to keep up with me.

Clapper,

a circumstantial case, you can convict him, but you can't convict him like you can the others, the FBI, because now we know

based on notes, handwritten notes in meetings, we know what they were trying to do.

It isn't he said, he said,

there's the evidence.

You see it.

We haven't seen the evidence against Clapper or Brennan or any of the Obama people.

Go ahead.

You will.

You will.

So

let me ask you this.

I agree with you.

We have to have evidence, and we have to have strong evidence because I want it clear.

I don't want anyone to be able to say what Schiff is now saying, what's the little fat man,

Nadler is saying now,

that

this is just revenge and this isn't true,

and Barr is out of control.

We have to have real solid evidence.

Otherwise, we turn into a banana republic.

Right, but I think that they do, because Barr is a very smart man.

Of all of the Obama,

Obama, of all the Trump cabinet members,

the two smartest, savviest are

Barr

and Pompeo.

Those are the far and away,

the two smartest guys.

Barr is telling you

in his selective interviews, we're going to get these guys.

And he wouldn't be doing it if he had a wishy-washy case.

The other guy who's going to get it, I don't think he's going to be indicted, is Mueller.

Because Mueller did not include in his report

much of this stuff that he knew, Mueller knew, and left it out of his report.

Now, I don't know if that's a federal crime.

I don't think it is, but it's certainly corrupt.

Is it not?

Mueller was supposed to report on this whole thing.

And he leaves out the FBI corruption.

Doesn't put it in the corner.

We haven't even seen anyone pay yet for what happened with the FISA court.

And somebody needs to pay for all of this.

Otherwise, it's

not where the indictments are going to come down.

They're going to come down in phony warrants, all right, because that's a felony.

And then abuse of power.

That's a felony for the FBI.

The FBI abuse their power.

All right, by

contriving a case against a citizen, a general of all people.

But obviously, everybody knows the overarches.

They tried to get Trump out of there.

That's why

I'm in all this.

Here's my concern.

It's as high as it gets.

You'll get it.

I had a

senator tell me once, I said, how come we're not going after the crimes

of Hillary Clinton?

There are real crimes there of Hillary Clinton.

How come we are not going after that?

And I want to give you his answer and then tie it to what Schiff just said.

And you tell me

how this turns out.

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Mr.

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So I spoke to a friend and I said, why are we not going after Hillary Clinton?

Why do we not do this?

Why didn't Nixon go after, I mean, Ford go after Nixon?

Okay, partly because there's a political, you know, aspect of, you know, tit-for-tat, but also, he said, because it's a very slippery slope.

This is what happens in banana republics.

One side goes after the other side and they use the system of justice to do it.

And you start to have a banana republic.

Well, with what Schiff said yesterday, where he said, this doesn't exonerate Flynn, this incriminates Barr.

He's going after, and so are the Democrats, they are going to go after the justice system in trying to clean up the mess here.

So you're going to have half the country thinking that

this is just some sort of, you know,

a play by Donald Trump to use the justice system when we know, because we have documented facts, that this is the opposite of that.

Don't we fly into a banana republic if the Democrats don't buy into what Barr is doing?

No, because I think most Americans, the majority of the population, now know there was corruption in the FBI.

They don't know all the intricacies.

They don't know the specifics, but they know the FBI did something very bad.

So Schiff and Nadler and all the partisans can do whatever they want to do and scream and yell.

Public opinion is against them.

That's why the media last night ignored the Flynn story, largely ignored it.

I looked and tried to find it on CNN and MSNBC.

I couldn't find it.

Maybe they did it and I missed it.

But certainly, the New York Times, The Washington Post, NBC News, all the other networks and CNN

are

more guilty than the Democrats because they took this story and lied about the story of the American people.

They They speculated and tried to convince the American people that their speculation were facts.

And they did it for a year, two years, on and on.

Why would any

person with any intelligence at all ever watch CNN and NBC News again?

Why?

They lied to you.

I have friends who watch it and say that they're not lying.

They're just still convinced that it's Donald Trump.

It's provable.

So you have notes from an FBI agent going, what is our intention here?

Do we want to get him fired?

Do we want to put him in jail?

Do we want to make him lie to us?

I mean, they can't deny that.

There it is in writing.

Look, there comes a tipping point.

There's a book, The Tipping Point, by Gladwell.

And the tipping point has been reached now.

So Americans, if they're fair, and many of us are not, but if they're fair, they know the FBI is corrupt.

And now,

with indictments forthcoming, I believe believe they will, that will be more apparent.

Now, are Americans going to hold the big news agencies accountable for that?

Some of them will.

No.

Well, I mean, I've canceled my subscription to the Washington Post and New York Times.

I don't read it anymore.

And I'm a journalist.

I need to see what's out there, but I'm not going to read it.

I just won't.

NBC News, gone, in my opinion.

Gone.

I'm not going to even listen to them.

Even if the reports are

true, how would I know it's true?

So I don't know if you saw this.

I don't know if you saw this from the New York Times.

The editorial that came out last week, I think, is saying, you know, we should investigate.

Journalists should investigate this thing with Joe Biden and Tara Reed.

While they're not investigating, they're lecturing everybody else.

But

there was a letter to the editor that I thought was phenomenal that came in after that.

And it said, New York Times, I totally disagree with this editorial i don't want an investigation i want a coronation of joe biden would he make a great president of

the filtered thank you

internet media guy

no no no no no no no no no he used to be with the washington bureau of the new york times and he is a founder of politico and what he said was i don't want he listened to this absolutely i do not want justice whatever that may be i want to win.

The removal of Donald Trump from office, and Mr.

Biden is our best chance.

If that's what a former journalist from the Times is willing to print in the Times and a guy who started Politico, the mask has fully come off of these people.

And Americans that refuse to see it,

you know,

good luck to you.

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All right, let me go to Bill O'Reilly.

Just quickly, Bill, because I've got a bunch of stuff I have to run through and cover with you.

Quickly, do you believe that we're alone in the universe or not?

I don't know, Beck.

You know,

I just don't know.

You know, big university.

Do you think it's a possibility?

Yeah, of course it's a possibility.

As Sagan said, what an incredible waste of space if we're alone in the universe.

Yeah, and I mean, look,

if there is something up there,

we might want to move up there because down here is not going so well.

Yeah, if there are, I would just like to say, help us.

I got condom money stepped aside.

Take all of our politicians.

That's right.

I got condom money set aside.

Yeah.

Okay.

1996 court documents have just come out.

Tara Reed's ex-husband said in a court document, we were working together on several occasions.

Petitioners related a problem that she was having at work regarding sexual harassment in the U.S.

Senator Joe Biden's office.

Petitioner told me she struck a deal with the chief of staff of the senator's office and leiced her position.

I was sympathetic to her needs when she asked me for help.

I assisted her financially, allowed her to stay in my apartment, blah, blah, blah.

It was obvious that this event had very traumatic effects on the petitioner, Tara Reed, and that she is still sensitive and affected by it today.

That's what he said under oath in 1996.

Your thoughts on this?

You know, I hate to

convict anybody of anything.

There's a lot of stuff

that happens.

Biden's name isn't mentioned in that

four-affordatorial.

It just was.

No, it was.

I just read it.

This is a senator, right?

No, no, no.

Down on the Larry King call, it said senator, I believe.

This one actually does say.

Senator.

This is in U.S.

Senator Joe Biden's office.

Okay.

The petitioner told me she struck a deal with the chief of staff.

So that's pretty,

you know, bad for Biden.

It doesn't mean that that is, that what she described happening is exactly what happened, but something did happen in the office.

And we now, I mean, 1996, it would have to be quite an elaborate game to set this up back in 1996.

It is, you know, for something in the year 2000.

It's impossible.

It's impossible.

So it at least needs to be investigated.

With the woman and Biden.

And

what that is,

you know, she says that and he says this.

But here's really the interesting part of this story.

This is really interesting.

So

there's a lawyer attached to Tara Reed now, a guy named Wigdore,

and he makes his living by doing these cases.

And he doesn't charge the client.

He's one of these guys that goes in and takes 40%

of whatever he gets in a settlement situation.

So you can count on a suit against Biden.

So that's coming.

Now there may be a statute of limitations on this.

I don't know.

Who

is

also being represented by Wigdore?

Megan Kelly.

Who gets the interview with Tara Reed?

Megan Kelly.

Megan Kelly.

So I'm going

now

we have a bigger scenario about to land.

So Megan Kelly, her attorney, Wigdore,

why would she hire Wigdor?

I mean hire him, he doesn't charge her anything, but why is she attached to him?

For what?

NBC.

So now this is all going around in a circle.

And there's something coming out here.

There is something fairly significant going to happen.

And I'm going to speculate.

I usually don't do it, but we have evidence now.

You don't hire an attorney like that

who doesn't get any money from you unless he wins a suit,

unless you plan on filing a suit.

Isn't that correct?

Well, but didn't she sign something?

She took $75 million

out of NBC.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I don't know what she signed.

All right.

I don't know how much money she took out of NBC.

But why would you associate yourself with a guy like that?

I don't know.

All right.

I don't know.

And then all of a sudden, Reed pops up with this guy.

And then you go, well, what is this guy doing?

And now

people are traveling.

They're hiring hammer crews.

They're lighting up things.

Who's paying for that?

Who's paying for that?

So,

you know, all I'm doing is giving you the facts.

I think Biden is going to be in more trouble than he thinks he's in, but he does have the media covering for him.

Well, he already has 20

in the latest poll of Democrats, 26% say that they want a new candidate.

This is enough for him.

They're not going to, I mean, and that's significant, truly significant.

Let me give you a couple of other things quickly we've got to comment on.

We have the new economic report out.

20 million jobs have been lost in April.

We don't have the full numbers, but the first look of the first, I think, three weeks of this shutdown, these aren't reflective of today by any means, 14.7%.

20 million jobs were lost.

That is 10 times the amount of job losses in a month

from the last record, which was after we won World War II and we stopped making tanks and everybody else and we let all of those workers go.

That was 2 million workers lost their job in a month.

This is about three months of the, or three weeks of this month of April, and we have 20 million that lost their jobs.

Thoughts?

Well, the difference is that many of these workers will go back to work as the states open up.

So this isn't a phenomenon that,

well, you lost your job, you're not going to get another one.

So the callbacks.

But it'd be great if it's true.

Yeah, and the callbacks will be significant.

In your state, Texas,

as soon as they open up, Texas will start to boom again.

Now, there will be a caution period.

There are a lot of people who are really scared.

I mean,

really scared.

I got people living in the basement.

You know, they have a little thing you put them through food, you know, really scared.

It is,

you know,

if you're elderly or you're at risk,

you know, you can be scared, but the rest of America should not be.

I agree.

I mean, I'm doing what I do,

but I don't want to infect anybody if I'm a carrier and I'm asymptomatic.

That's the real fear is that you can spread this disease and not even know you have it.

I mean, that's really crazy.

Talk about aliens.

That's really crazy.

So you're not sick at all.

You don't get sick.

Yet you have the bacteria and you can spread it.

Oh, my God.

And then when it hits you,

it devastating.

Yeah.

So what happens, Bill, when they have a vaccine and

right now, 20% of Americans, no, sorry, yeah, one-third.

So 30% of Americans say they're probably not going to accept a vaccine.

They won't take a vaccine.

What happens when

I do too, but I don't think the government will.

Well, they don't have any choice.

You can't force people to take a vaccine.

No, but what they'll say is you've got to have some sort of a...

they're already talking about some sort of a passport or ID that shows that you've been vaccinated.

If that happens, it's papers, please.

What?

Well, you know, if you get a vaccination, they'll probably give you a little

certification.

Yeah, but

should I be stopped from going places if I haven't had the vaccine?

You can sue if you stop from going places.

I mean, but in a private property situation, if they can stop you from going on on private property for any reason other than race,

so you'd have a tough time.

But I think what will happen is if a vaccine is developed, this will go away.

If it works, then it'll go away.

And people who don't want the vaccine don't have to take it.

And there'll be some cases, like there are some Bola cases in Africa still, and that's what will happen.

But most Americans would use the vaccine.

The woman that was the salon owner here in Dallas, she went to jail.

This judge was totally out of control.

The governor responded, stopped all jailing of anybody who's opened up their businesses or done any of this.

He said, this is an ordinance.

It's not law.

Stop it right now.

She was released from jail yesterday.

Any comment on those people who are just saying, look,

I'm not trying to be a criminal.

I just have to go back to work.

I have to open my store.

It's happening all over the country.

What should happen to them?

The judge is an idiot.

All he had to do was say, look,

we have to enforce this ordinance.

So we're going to post a police officer outside the hair salon and tell people they can't go in.

You don't put somebody practicing civil disobedience, which is a time-honored

tenant of the United States that has to be respected in jail.

That was just ridiculous.

And the woman needs to feed feed her kids.

All right.

If I'm the mayor of Dallas, I try to help that woman financially any way I can.

But you can't say to the American people, if an ordinance is passed in your town, you don't have to obey it because then you have anarchy.

Bill, 75 years ago, let's end in this.

75 years ago,

today,

we had humanity's greatest victory.

Prime Minister saluted the people.

Winston Churchill came out and said, finally, we are at peace.

We had the Axis powers dismantled.

Your thoughts on this?

Well, I wrote a book on it, Killing Patton.

That's why I asked you.

And I just need you to give me 30 seconds for a plug after I give you my answer.

Yeah, okay, quickly.

The United States saved the world.

Saved the world from

fascism.

The Europeans never would have been able to defeat Hitler.

And if he didn't have to fight the United States, he probably would have fought Stalin to his stalemate.

So we saved the world.

We also saved the world from communism.

So these people who hate the USA and deride us and demean us,

there's the evidence right there.

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Are aliens real?

Are they out there?

You know, I think that we could maybe explain the media, Robert De Niro and so many others.

Adam Schiff, honestly, alien could be, could be.

It would explain.

I would be more comfortable learning that, you know, Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff and all these people had been abducted by aliens and replaced by replicants.

I would be like, oh,

well, that explains an awful lot.

I mean, wouldn't you, I mean, I think I would be relieved to know that, no, that's not really them.

Those are aliens.

Whew!

For a minute there, I thought we were in trouble.

Anyway, Cuomo is getting this strange alien-like response to all the stuff that he is doing.

My gosh, he's doing a good job.

We'll accept he's not.

And I want to point out one catastrophe that came out I think on Tuesday.

New York on Tuesday was forced to acknowledge 1,700 deaths from coronavirus in nursing homes.

Now, that's a minor little, oops, we didn't really count.

I mean, it's just 1,700 dead people put onto Governor Cuomo's magical abacus of dead New Yorkers.

And, you know, it's not exactly a small number to have missed.

I don't know how they've missed them.

Let me give it to you in perspective.

Just the deaths in New York that were announced on Tuesday, not total deaths, but the whoopsie, I lost that dead body in the nursing home deaths,

is the equivalent of all of the deaths since the beginning of the pandemic in Wyoming, Alaska, and Montana.

And Hawaii, South Dakota, North Dakota, West Virginia.

And Vermont, Utah, Maine, Idaho, Nebraska, Arkansas.

Nan New Hampshire, Oregon, Kansas, New Mexico, Delaware, Iowa, and Tennessee.

But just those states combined.

Okay, that's just, whoops, all of those states.

That's still more than all of the dead people in all of those states combined.

Whoops.

And that was just one whoopsie announcement from nursing homes.

The governor of South Dakota said, I'm, you know what?

I'm going to allow people to have breakfast at Cracker Barrel.

And the county has like 11 people in it, and they go crazy.

She wants to kill old people.

I mean,

it's amazing.

Do you even remember how not long ago it was Spain and everyone's looking at Spain like this is a totally

out of control

catastrophe.

Worst place you could be.

Yeah.

It's the worst place you could be, right?

We're at the point now where basically we have the same amount of death in Spain and New York.

So let me ask you this: how can there possibly be 1700 additional dead people that we just didn't count in nursing homes?

Isn't that one of the first things we knew that nursing homes bad?

Yeah.

They're the most fragile among us.

Didn't we know that?

Yeah, in fact, it was so obvious, even the genius, brilliant scholar Andrew Cuomo, even knew it.

The nursing homes, we said from day one, are the most vulnerable place because it's old people, senior people who are the vulnerable population in a congregate setting.

Okay, so

they're the most vulnerable.

We know that, right?

So

why did we have 1700 missing?

What did he do?

I mean, he just said,

we know they're the most vulnerable.

What did he do to put into place?

Yeah,

one interesting proposal that you probably shouldn't do

is issue a state health directive guaranteeing that COVID-19 would be imported into nursing homes across the state.

Why would you do that exactly?

It's a little bit of a strange approach if you knew from day one they were the most vulnerable, would you say, Glenn?

I don't know.

It's quite strange.

So wait a minute.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

How did he import

COVID into nursing homes?

So this health directive he put in not only guaranteed COVID-19 within the nursing home walls, but threatening

the nursing homes if they tried to stop it.

This is a quote from the directive.

No resident shall be denied readmission or admission to the nursing home solely based on confirmed or suspected diagnosis of COVID-19.

So he took patients with a highly contagious virus that has a devastating mortality rate among that specific age group and literally forced nursing homes to import them.

Now, you could say, you know, maybe it's the nursing homes' fault because they should have tested patients before, you know, symptoms were obvious and understood what they were dealing with.

And that is a really good point, or at least it would be a good point, if Andrew Cuomo did not issue a health directive literally banning them from doing so.

This is crazy.

You won't, there is the,

you know, people say, oh, you know, conservatives just don't care about old people.

They don't care about how many times have they said that about me?

I'm trying to get people killed.

Listen to this directive and explain it any other way.

From somebody who says, I know they're the most vulnerable

to this directive.

Nursing homes, quote, are prohibited from requiring a hospitalized resident who is determined medically stable to be tested for COVID-19 prior to admission or readmission.

So you can be out and they suspect that you have it and you're being readmitted to

the nursing home and they are prohibited from testing you.

I mean, it's

absolutely.

You're forcing them to accept the patients that they know are positive.

And

if you don't know if they're positive or not, you can't test them.

Yeah, but Stu, really, seriously, who could have known, who could have known the senior citizens were vulnerable?

I know.

It's not like anyone told him

that he knew that at all.

No, it's not.

No, he definitely knew that.

And look,

he did know that at the time.

And, you know, there was another group of people telling him at the time, hey, this is going to be an issue.

The nursing homes.

The groups representing the nursing homes put out multiple press releases and statements, literally begging Andrew Cuomo to stop doing this.

This is from their, this is at the time, by the way.

Quote, the preliminary results from the first nursing home to have an outbreak of COVID-19 in King County, Washington show an hospitalization rate of 57% for residents.

The case fatality rate for residents was 36%,

along with 7% for staff.

So this thing is known to be killing close to 40% of the residents who get it.

Plus, I mean, it's a remarkable 7% of the much younger staff.

And you form a policy that forces the virus to go into the homes.

It's unconscionable.

They went on to spell out to the governor all of the possible issues one by one.

They warned the Cuomo directive can, quote, can impact the health of all the other residents with dire and indeed fatal consequences.

They warned that,

quote, inadequate supplies and noted, quote, caring for COVID-19 positive patients is unsafe and jeopardizes all patients in the nursing home.

They begged Cuomo to realize that they had massive issues already with staffing who were, quote, absent with symptoms and self-quarantining.

I mean,

they lay all of this out.

I mean, honestly,

how does someone with the intelligence of Cuomo do this?

No, seriously.

He's supposed to be the greatest guy ever.

How is somebody doing that?

I mean, that

goes against absolutely everything we know.

Not listening to science.

Here's one.

We're quarantining healthy people.

We're taking the most vulnerable and

he's blocking the way and the nursing homes are begging him, stop doing this to us.

40% will die.

Yeah, I mean, they actually labeled one of the sections of their plea to Cuomo nursing home infection control capabilities.

And they point out, quote, nursing home capability to provide high quality infection control may be limited due to situational factors out of their control, such as competencies of remaining available staff and loss of physician and advanced practice providers due to illness, quarantine, or surge needs at other institutions.

And they also point out many homes do not have private rooms.

So, I mean, wait, this is unbelievable.

So, grandma and grandpa, he's saying, if you want to put grandma and grandpa into a home,

they're not going to be tested.

So, don't worry about that nasty cough and breathing thing they have.

Just go into the nursing home.

They have no private rooms in that nursing home, so they can't be quarantined or anything like that.

So grandma is shacking up, or not shacking up, but living next door in the same room with somebody.

Hopefully, grandma's not shacking up, with somebody who may have COVID-19, and the state is requiring that nothing can be done.

And I would say, with the wonders now, Viagra, there is some, probably, some shacking going on.

I'm just pointing that out.

Yes.

I'm wondering if Andrew Cuomo is entirely incompetent or just playing dumb here.

Well, here he is.

What's going on?

Being asked about the thing that was killing everybody.

There was a state directive that said that

people cannot be denied readmission or admission.

Just wondering what the state policy is right now.

Again, judging the high number of deaths that are coming out of it.

If you are tested positive for the virus, are you allowed to be admitted to a nursing home?

Is the question or readmitted?

Yeah.

It's a good question.

I don't know.

The policy is that if you are positive, you should be admitted back to a nursing home.

And necessary precautions will be taken to protect the other residents there.

So I'm taking the floor.

I don't remember.

I'll have this guy.

I'll throw him under the bus.

So

he didn't know, except

did Cuomo sign the directive?

Yes, I mean, his name's right at the top of it.

It's his health department, it's his policy.

And the question, you know, is worded in a way of like, you know, would you allow them back in?

Well, it's more than that.

You're forcing them back in.

They cannot say no to the people who are COVID-19 positive.

It's an amazing amazing

directive say you cannot discriminate

against COVID-19?

Because

I love that.

I thought discriminate, really?

In this this case, discriminating tastes might be worth doing.

Right.

You know what I mean?

I mean,

is Cuomo wheeling his mommy into a room full of people that, you know, he did.

Why do I want to discriminate?

We don't want to test anyone around the governor, anywhere around the governor's family.

No, no, no.

Grandma, she can go in, and we are not going to discriminate.

I the hell am discriminating.

Yes, I am, and I think it's a good thing.

Yes, discrimination, it's not a color of anyone's skin here.

This is much more than that.

Let me skip to

this one part of the story because I think you'll find this fascinating.

What is Andrew Cuomo doing on the night this goes down?

We have a clip from CNN.

This is him, and he is going to,

he's got 1,700 new dead people.

More dead people, as you point out, thanks Tuesday.

This is Tuesday.

What is he doing?

He's going on CNN with his brother, and this is the tone of the interview.

Do you think that you are an attractive person now because you're single and ready to mingle?

Do you really think you are some desirable single person and that this is not just people's pain coming out of them?

I think beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Listen to you.

You got an answer for anything.

You're feeling pretty good about yourself these days, aren't you

cakes and service cakes and circuses

that is despicable

just let me just let me wrap this up here something the media and you're never going to see on cnn as the economy is shut down across america we've struggled to understand why places like wyoming have to have the same kind of punishing restrictions when it's mostly andrew cuomo's domain and the area surrounding it that where all the devastation has been and spread to other parts of the country.

While all the experts acknowledge the number is still in undercount, the new additions bring the total to at least 4,813 dead people in New York.

And that's just in nursing homes, just in nursing homes.

Let me end by giving you some perspective.

That number is the same total as everyone killed in nursing home and no nursing home in Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Hawaii, South Dakota, North Dakota, West Virginia, Vermont, Utah, Maine, Idaho, Nebraska, Arkansas, New Hampshire, Oregon, Kansas, New Mexico, Delaware, Iowa, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Nevada, District of Columbia, South Carolina, Alabama, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, Mississippi, and Missouri combined.

Stop with the lies that Andrew Cuomo just loves everybody and everybody else wants people to die.

His signature was on those directives.

He knew what he was doing.

He's incompetent.

I'm not going to blame him for a genocide like they're blaming Donald Trump.

I'm just saying, let's stop raising the Cuomo flag and talking about how sexy he is when people on his watch died because of his directives.

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Wow.

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By the way, that was all of that information was on Stu's show on Wednesday.

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what was it, Cuomo's Cuomo's catastrophe.

All the documents,

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All right.

So, Stu,

if I say to you, scientists promised us two things long ago,

and I want,

fill in the blank.

What were the two things that the futurists promised us and that we've all wanted.

Flying cars.

Flying cars.

Always the flying cars.

Always the one that's flying up listed.

I don't know.

What's the second one?

A pill that we can let you just eat whatever you want.

And it's a

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Okay.

One that you could just take.

Okay.

University of Washington School of Medicine.

It looks like they have found a pill.

They found, I'm sorry, a gene responsible for obesity.

They can turn it off and we won't become fat.

No.

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I think not.

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The government is coming out with all kinds of evidence on UFOs, and we have two of the people that actually

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What did they see?

Can they give us any perspective on some of the more shocking claims now coming out of official Washington.

All right.

You know, one thing that I have been thinking a lot about is schools and

memories of our children

of this COVID crisis.

What's incredible to me is these parades that have been going on.

I love these parades.

Have you had one yet, Stu?

Have you had our daughter?

I've got to come into a parade for you?

Our daughter had her birthday parade just a few months late out in front of our house the other day, and she loved it.

In fact, my son is now saying he doesn't want a birthday party.

He wants the birthday parade thing, which is pretty, it's pretty pretty cool.

Yeah, I really liked it.

My daughter had a birthday and her parade happened and it was really

amazing.

It was really amazing to watch.

And I wondered as I watched this

what that memory will be like because nobody, we never had that memory, you know, and they'll be able, I remember the year that everybody was locked in and they had this parade.

Well, the one thing that I've thought of from the beginning is all of these seniors and their graduations, seniors in college, seniors

in schools all across the country.

You know, you've gone for 12 years

and you don't get to stand up and have your name called.

You don't have that typical graduation.

Well, there is a principal in North Carolina.

He's actually the 2018 North Carolina Principal of the Year.

And his name is Tabari Wallace, and he decided to do something.

Do we have him on yet?

He's the principal of West Craven High School, not to be confused with West Craven High School, which is completely different.

You don't want to go to the boiler room in that one.

It's a bad scene.

It's a bad, bad scene.

But anyway, West Craven High School.

If we can't get him on, that's fine.

He was supposed to be on.

I guess

he's not with us yet.

But what he did is

he sent out teams.

Apparently,

he stood in full graduation regalia in the parking lot with a megaphone coordinating all of the cars.

The teachers were part of this parade, administrators, coaches, police officers, firefighters, community leaders.

They were all set to go across the district.

Now, they had four hours to cover 220 seniors.

They broke up into 14 groups, each with a stack of personalized yard signs and a message, you will graduate.

And they did their own parade.

220 students, but 485 square miles is what they had to cover.

And

they did the graduation and stopped by all of these students.

I just think this is really cool.

Oh, he's on now.

Great.

I'm glad we can talk to him.

His name is Tabari Wallace, and he's with us now.

Hi, Tabari.

How are you?

How you doing, Gwen?

It's good to be on the show.

Thank you.

I'm thrilled with what you did.

I think this is really a cool thing.

Tell me about it.

Well, what we did was, you know, we do know what the plight of the class of 2020 is going through right now.

And the least we can do as a school is to try to fill that void wherever possible.

And we all know graduation and prom are two life events that all of us, pretty much as adults, still remember.

So what we did is the county, our county bought the signs and left it up to each individual principal on how to deploy the signs to the seniors.

And what we decided to do, so because of the pandemic, our seniors couldn't come to us for graduation, well, we'll take a pseudo-graduation to their house.

So we assembled and we called, I don't know if you read the story, but we service 485 square miles and we have 13 different hubs or townships, communities.

Up north, y'all would call them boroughs.

But we have 13 of those and we split up.

My staff of 80 joined and we have municipalities from each of the service areas, fire department, police.

We had our board of education members that represent the area.

They were there.

We had so many pile in.

It was a community event.

to make sure that we go and surprise and service these seniors.

And we all sanned out over there.

So they did that.

Go ahead.

Did they have any idea this was coming?

Did you do this all kind of quietly?

This is what I told them.

I told them that we had a senior surprise for them that they would never forget.

And I've got that relationship with my kids that I said, now you know how Mr.

Wallace do.

So y'all need to be home between 8 and 2 o'clock.

And the kids know in the past, when I say that, it's some big celebration coming or somebody big is going to visit our campus.

So I said, make sure that you're home between 8 and 2, and then make sure that you have your parents there, your extended family, and cameras ready.

So the kids knew something was coming.

They just didn't know what it was.

And when we pulled up with the fire trucks and the police blaring and everything, and we played the graduation, we played Pomp and Circumstance over the loudspeaker.

A lot of them ran back in and put their graduation garb on because they saw we were in full regalia.

It was just a beautiful day, Greg.

That is cool.

That is really cool.

I mean, it was beautiful.

So that will be the graduation.

You won't have a graduation later in the summer, right?

That is the graduation?

Well, we did that just in case this ban, I mean, this pandemic, you know, the social distancing laws carry on through the summer.

Our makeup date for graduation is going to be August 1.

And if the social distancing laws haven't been relaxed by then,

we have a second alternate date.

for December 19th, and we'll have to bring that inside.

We've already consulted with the tourist center to make sure we can have it.

But the sign served that when we presented it each child was was told an elevator speech and and we told them we said we want you to put this outside your house and every time you walk in and out your house to go somewhere or whatnot we want you to look at that sign and let this serve as a bridge and this is going to be a bridge that your community your administration your teachers we're going to get you across the traditional stage so you're not robbed of that moment in time in life that we would never forget.

And that's why we

make sure they knew that.

And then the kids get prom that afternoon.

If we can have graduation, we're going to give them the prom as well.

And they get to have a graduate in the morning.

And then we got the prom that night at 7 o'clock.

So it's going to be a busy day for the babies, but it's much deserved because we do not want this pandemic to rob them of these life.

So let me ask you this, Tabari, because my kids are both in high school and they're not graduating, but they're still going and they are really having a tough struggle with this virtual classes, just really struggling.

And talking to the principals and everything at my kids' school, they're saying this is not unusual.

How does your, because you're known for Carpe Diem,

how are you getting kids to seize the day on this?

I'm looking for some parental tips.

Okay, what you want to tell, you know, your child, and what I would tell all your listeners and the children across America right now, is that America cannot afford a 13 gap in learning.

There's no way we can afford that in developing our future human capital.

This is the workforce that is going to pretty much ensure our

Social Security, Glenn.

And so they need to understand that we,

you know what I'm saying?

They need to understand

because if your child is in math one, and they stop working and they are deprived of a nine weeks worth or 13 weeks worth of work, they're not prepared to go into math too.

And I can say that for English one, two, and three.

And English four is British lit.

If you haven't mastered the English vernacular, you will not be able to master when you get into British lit and English four, and that's a graduation requirement.

No.

So any student across, you have to keep working.

I know that they're saying it's a PC-13, all you're going to get is a pass on your transcript and this and that, but it's not about that.

This is one time that grades really doesn't matter.

It is about the investment in our student capital and that they do not have a gap in learning.

That's why we have to keep encouraging our kids to keep working.

And next year, it's going to be a little bit of that if these social distancing laws are not lifted.

The NEAE president was just on TV earlier this week stating that we'll probably have a form of A-day B Day in regards to next year's learning.

That means half of the kids will be in your building on Monday and the other half will be home during digital learning.

And then

on Tuesday.

You see what I'm saying?

So those are the ideas that are being kicked around right now.

So we can have school in August.

If this great United States that we have, if the doctors, the engineers, and the scientists, if we don't figure this thing out and get that vaccine deployed and scaled by the time August 17th hit, then we're looking at that form of instruction.

And it will not be the traditional instruction and traditional school that me and you went through.

Wow.

Well,

I hope we don't have to face that for many parents, many students, but also for the future of America because it's not the same.

We're just jumping into something we've never tried before, and a lot of kids could be left behind.

And the teachers really have their job cut out for them.

This is the time to become heroic in figuring out new ways to teach and to keep kids engaged.

And Tabari, sounds like you're the guy who is doing that in your area.

Congratulations on being the principal of the year in your entire state, North Carolina.

It's good to talk to you, sir.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much, Glenn.

It's been a pleasure.

Thank you.

Tabari Wallace,

you can see why he's popular, especially with kids.

He just, I mean, didn't his

joy kind of just jumped out on the first, you know, hey, how are you?

Yeah, he has the energy of someone you really like.

Yeah, he does.

Immediately.

He does.

Unlike some of the principals I had at school.

Yeah,

some some that just seem like they're in complete misery at all times.

Not as fun.

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Hey, Shelly Luther is out of jail.

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Yesterday, while he was live on the air here,

they announced that they were changing the laws or making sure that nobody went to jail in Texas for opening their business.

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By the way, another news story that has just come out, the IRS has asked prisoners who inadvertently received a

$1,200 pandemic relief check to return the payment.

The IRS has just issued this notice.

The IRS and the Treasury Department have asked families now to return checks that were sent to incarcerated or deceased relatives.

Deceased and incarcerated individuals

do not qualify to receive the economic impact payments.

Now,

okay, deceased relatives.

I can't believe we actually have to send that out,

but apparently we do.

My question is, if you're a prisoner and you took the check,

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I mean,

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You're already there.

But

congratulations,

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also.

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Yeah, we're back over 10 coins this year.

Yeah, Bitcoin was

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It was looking more like five this year.

It was three the year before, I believe, had hit at one point.

Yeah, March.

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I can't figure Bitcoin out.

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I mean, it just, it's crazy how Bitcoin, that run-up hurt Bitcoin so badly there at the beginning.

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