When Nevada Ties, Just Play ‘War’ | Guest: Bill O’Reilly | 2/21/20

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Now,

Nevada happens tomorrow.

It looks like Bernie Sanders is going to win, right?

Yeah, he's the big favorite, but it's still up in the air.

Okay.

Who's number?

Is it Biden or is it Biden is second in the poll still, which is,

you know, it feels like he's completely disappeared, but his polling has not completely fallen apart.

Yeah.

It's, you know, he's still people are people

somewhere in America.

There's somebody going, please, Joe Biden, don't drop out, please.

Right.

That's crazy.

It is crazy.

Yeah.

People actually, I mean, especially after watching him in the debate.

Especially, did you hear what he said yesterday?

He said yesterday, look, I'm only going to do one term.

You know, I'll promise one term because if I start to mentally slip,

what?

What kind of strategy is this?

And maybe you're being too honest.

You're telling us something.

Yeah.

You're telling us you either don't want the job or

the doctors have already sat down and had a talk with you.

Yeah, you got six months, buddy, until you're not going to be able to form complete sentences.

And let me tell you something.

If you pick Stacey Abrams to

be your running mate, you won't get a a single vote.

What is the fascination with Stacey Abrams?

I mean, she's

famous solely for losing.

And then, by the way, doing the exact same thing that they complain Donald Trump was going to do if he lost, which is say she won the election the entire time and it was all rigged against her.

Yeah, and the media parrots it as if it's true, which it's not.

It's not even close to true.

She lost by a decent margin.

It was a close election, but it wasn't like, it wasn't 500 votes

going back to Bush Gore.

This was not that close of an election.

And she just comes out and just says, oh, no, that was that I won that.

And the media just acts like it's true.

It's incredible.

And that's why I guess we're like, oh, well, she didn't win that governor of Georgia thing.

Let's give her the vice presidency.

It's crazy.

Well, she's just, she's an activist, and she's got all kinds of organizations that she started for social justice and fairness and blah, blah, blah.

Well, fairness is important to Democrats, Glenn.

Yeah.

Oh, I know.

It's very important.

Okay, so

let's go to Nevada because you're right, Stu.

They care so deeply about fairness.

They want to make sure that every vote is counted, that even though Buddha Judge lost the popular vote, is ahead in

delegates, they don't have a problem with that.

And what would you say?

Like, what does that remind you of?

An election where a popular vote goes one way and

a system

of other things goes another way that adds up to the point that really counts for the election.

I can't think.

Electoral college.

I can't think of that.

No, I can't think of it.

No, it's okay.

So here's the thing.

So they want to make sure that, I mean, I don't know if you know what the Democrats did.

You know, they have super delegates and everything else.

Yep.

The reason why they did that is it's a relatively new system.

It started in the 1980s because in 1980, they saw the Republicans lose control of their party because of a guy named Ronald Reagan.

And they wanted to make sure that never happened.

Let no radicals like that get in.

Right.

You know, we want them from the system.

We don't want a good president to be our nominee.

Right.

We want somebody we can absolutely control.

We don't care about what voted.

This is really what they were saying.

We don't care what our voters say.

We want the last say in case they do something like Ronald Reagan.

So they put in the super delegates, and the super delegates are all insiders.

You really have to have the super delegates to be able to do it because the super delegates, they can override anything.

Yeah, I mean, not really.

They can't override anything.

Not anything.

But

it would be very, very influential, particularly if no one gets to 50% of the delegates.

If you're in a situation like Clinton was in,

you know, and that's probably not even as close.

Yeah, she won that by, what, four million votes?

That was not as close as people.

You can get, you know, if Bernie Sanders was as close as he says he was, the super delegates would have swung it towards her because she had all of them.

Okay.

They're not really talking much about the super delegates, but if you think that's unfair,

listen to the caucus rules in Nevada.

Yeah, because I'm amazed at this.

They keep saying to us that we should all exist under a system of just a national popular vote.

Because that's the only fair way to do it.

Yet when they have 100% control as to how they pick their nominee, do they do a national popular vote?

Do they even do a local popular vote?

The answer to that is no.

They've got an incredibly complicated system of primaries and caucuses and super delegates and

statewide delegate equivalents and viability percentages and all of these ridiculous things.

So we're going through all this yesterday because I'm amazed by that.

How can you possibly take one of these people seriously when they say they want a national popular vote when in their own party, they could easily just do it with no constitutional amendment and they don't it's it's more complicated than any way more complicated than the electoral college so i'm going through the rules of this and i'm fascinated to find out as you go down and you realize iowa was a complete disaster right they don't still don't know who won iowa they're trying to do all these calculations and the math is all screwed up there were dozens and dozens of uh of counties there was 21 precincts had candidates receive delegates despite not having enough supporters to do so in 21 precincts.

Eight precincts gave too many delegates away.

More delegates than they were allowed to give away, they gave away.

A hundred precincts

just type the data in wrong.

But only a hundred.

Only a hundred precincts.

This was Iowa.

And many of these delegates, after you go through the whole long list of mathematical equations to figure out who's going to get the delegate, state delegate equivalents, When they came up with a tie, they literally would flip a coin to see who got the delegate.

That is actually the system.

Now, that seems nuts.

No, no,

no.

You'll be happy to hear.

You do that for who starts the Super Bowl.

Yeah, it's true.

There you go.

Right.

You'll be happy to hear Nevada does not flip coins for delegates.

They're not that ridiculous.

No.

They instead have a totally different system.

Now, remember, this is Nevada.

This is the home of silver,

you know, the home of mines, the home of ranges where guns, any gun you want, you can go and just shoot

pot, hookers,

and gambling.

Yes.

Yeah.

Casinos are there.

So

when they have a tie

tomorrow for a delegate,

what they will do, according to the Democratic Party rules.

These are not old-timey.

Well,

I remember in 1860.

This is today.

This is a current rule.

They will play

war.

What?

The card game,

war.

You know the one where I pick a card and you pick a card and we see which game is higher, which card is higher?

Yeah.

That game.

Now, they don't play the full game because that would be crazy.

What will happen is tomorrow if Pete Budajej.

Let's play it right now.

Let's do it right now.

Let's say I'm Pete Buddha Judge.

I'm the delegate for Pete Buddha Judge, right?

And

you shuffle like.

I was trying to do it on the

great shuffler.

I'll be honest with you.

These are brand new cards.

Can I tell you something?

We

brand new cards, like it's an excuse for

they're not bendy and nice.

That's there.

We go.

Oh my god.

Give them to me.

No, no.

No, no, you Touch my cards.

Okay.

So.

Got it.

There we go.

So,

pick a card.

You're Buddha Judge.

I'm Biden, let's say.

Okay, cash.

Okay, so Buddha Jej turns over a five of

clubs.

Or Spades, excuse me.

Five of Spades.

And Buddha Jedge, or Biden goes an eight of diamonds.

So an eight of diamonds is higher than a five of clubs.

So the delegate goes to Biden instead of Buddha Judge.

This is the fairness thing that they're doing.

Now, you may be like I am, Glenn, saying, like, there could be a real complication that happens.

Because what happens?

What happens if there's a queen and a queen?

That's a great question.

A queen and a queen.

A queen and a queen.

So let's say you are Bernie Sanders.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I get to be Elizabeth Warren this time.

Ooh.

So I want to be Elizabeth Warren.

Please let me be Elizabeth.

No, no.

I'll be Bernie Sanders.

Okay, you'll be.

Y'all.

You will listen exactly what I say.

Play queen.

Okay, so now I'm turning over the cards.

Little girl, I crush you.

One, you get Bernie Sanders gets a queen of clubs.

Yeah.

And Elizabeth Warren gets a queen of hearts, which was, I believe, a song.

Yeah, it was.

When you look at this, you have to go down the line.

Okay.

First of all, you have to know.

Yeah.

The deck of cards.

This is a quote.

The deck of cards should be shuffled by the precinct chair or sight lead at least seven times before use.

At least seven times.

So they were going for fairness here.

That's what I was going for.

It's the precinct captain, chairperson?

Yes, or or site.

Yeah.

Yeah, okay.

So it's the chairperson has to shuffle the cards.

And I was worried, like, what if they don't have cards, right?

Right.

Sure.

Don't worry.

It's in the rules.

Quote, the Nevada State Democratic Party is providing an unopened deck of cards to all precinct locations.

So that's important.

Okay.

All right.

So the rules here are if they're tied, groups must draw a single card from a deck of cards to break the tie.

The high card determines the winner, and aces are high.

So if you go down and we have a tie situation, here we go.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

In evaluating the high card amongst cards of the same rank,

the card suit will control the outcome.

Please say Trump wins.

Please say the Trump card is like the spades.

From highest to lowest.

Highest to lowest.

Spades.

Yes.

Hearts.

Yes.

Diamonds.

So who just won?

Clubs.

Who just won?

Because Bernie Sanders had the queen of clubs.

Clubs.

Which is the lowest ranked card.

So therefore, the queen of hearts, that delegate, goes to Elizabeth Warren.

This is real.

Real.

I have the documents.

We will tweet the documents out because you have to see this.

Your friends won't believe this.

You send this to every Democrat that is talking about the Electoral College.

You know, she won the popular vote.

We just want to show you what they're doing tomorrow

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I'm sorry.

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You are

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I don't understand this.

I've shuffled cards.

You're 12.

You're not even 12.

No, at 12, I wouldn't even attempt to shuffle cards.

I can't do it.

What's happening to me?

My kids.

This is supposed to be easy.

We play cards all the time at my house.

We are such a weirdo family.

Oh, no kidding.

Anyway,

excuse me?

No, you're just saying you play cards all the time.

I was just saying, wow, no kidding.

It's an interesting fact about you.

And along with some other facts you said, I can't remember what they were.

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Yeah, let's do it.

Let's do it.

I think the Democrats would accept this.

We're going to run through the primary

just in, you know, just playing their delegate card game, and we're we're going to tell you who's, we'll make a prediction on who's going to win.

Because I think the Democrats would take this.

People are going in right now.

I'm surprised they're not doing this themselves before they go into the voting booth.

In fact, we'll tell anybody who's undecided, we'll tell you who to vote for just based on the cards as outlined in the Democratic caucus paperwork.

Okay, so what are we going to do?

So I've got, I'm putting out the candidates right now: Biden, Sanders, Budigej, Warren, Warren, Clovichar,

and Tom Steyer.

Oh, yeah, Steyer's on the ballot.

By the way, Steyer.

Bloomberg.

Is Bloomberg on this ballot?

No, he's not on this ballot.

Steyer, by the way, is on the ballot.

Gabbard, I guess, is too.

Okay.

However, Steyer in multiple polls is he was in first place in one poll.

He was in third place in another poll, a couple points off the lead.

And he's not in the debate the other night.

But he was not on the ballot.

But he was.

Steyer was not

on the approved polls.

He wasn't high enough.

Right.

So that's how that works.

That's crazy.

That's crazy.

All right.

Who else do I have here?

Steyer,

Klobuchar, Warren, Klobuchar, Gabbard.

Do you have Biden?

Klobe.

And Sanders.

Yes, so I've got all seven.

There's seven candidates on the board.

Here we go.

All right, so who's going to win this?

Who do you vote for?

Let's just do it that if you're a Democrat and you have no idea who to vote for.

Okay.

Or who's going to win?

So Klobuchar, three of hearts.

Sanders, Ace of Diamonds.

This is playing out just like the polls.

Yeah.

Biden, queen of spades.

Budijej, five of hearts.

Warren,

king of clubs.

Steyer, two.

Ooh, Steyer, only two of spades.

And Gabbard got an eight, an eight of hearts.

Okay, so place them in order.

Right, so Sanders, so maybe they get...

How do we do?

It's 36 total delegates.

So this one would be Sanders gets the first place.

So we'll give him.

Don't worry about the delegate count.

You can figure that out and give it to us in a minute.

Just give us the ranking.

Okay, rank one, Sanders, two, Warren, three, Biden, four, and a stunning development in Tulsi Gabbard.

Five, Klobuchar, six, Steyer.

That actually, with the exception of Gabbard,

could actually be close to accurate.

It's not impossible.

It's not impossible.

I mean, I think Steyer's going to do better.

So why even have the vote?

I mean, we have already seen that's pretty much what people want.

Yeah.

Why not just do that?

I think that's right.

You're right.

We should just, we could save.

Think of all the money we could save.

We just, somebody in some central committee plays the card game war.

As outlined in the Democratic Committee's caucus paperwork,

this is actually what they will be doing tomorrow whenever anyone ties in any precinct.

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It is Friday.

Quickly, before we get to Pat, let me go to John in Maine.

Hello, John.

You're on the Glenbeck program.

There's a hole in the sky where the tree once stood.

Somebody's making money.

Everybody's standing.

No.

No.

I had died.

Somebody's making money.

You're punishing me back, aren't you?

I most certainly am.

I live as far away from Seattle as I possibly can and still be in the same continent.

I live in Maine.

And I have that song like a mobia strip in my mind.

Thanks to you, Glenn.

You're welcome, and no thank you.

Thanks, John, from Maine.

You know, just for John, may I?

Do we have the Broadway version of the?

This is from a city, this is in a city council meeting.

This woman got up and started singing this

without music, and we decided to set it to Broadway Showtune.

Here it is, direct from Seattle, the tree lover.

There's an unwelcome sight in the neighborhood.

A developer is being greedy.

There's a hole in the sky where a tree once stood.

Such a lack of light and sound.

All that's left is bare, muddy ground.

A magnificent tree was murdered.

The mighty dollar cut it down.

There's a hole in the sky where the tree once was

somebody's making money

there's a hole in the sky where the tree once was

somebody's making money

there's a hole in the sky in the sky that tree did not belong to you or me

there's a hole in the sky where that tree should be

Now I will tell you,

some fans of the show have gotten quite creative.

I've had guitar solos sent to me,

but

this individual went the extra mile to set it into trap music.

Listen,

do you have that one?

A developer is being greedy.

There's a hole in the sky where a tree once stood.

Such a lack of light and sound.

All that's left is where money ground.

A magnificent tree was murdered.

Now my dollar cut it down.

There's a hole in the sky where the tree once was.

Somebody made it money.

This, by the way, goes on for about four minutes.

I just love it.

I absolutely love it.

Laws protect exceptional trees, but the city grants exemption to these.

Instead, they reward the developers' greed and sanction the murderous deeds.

Everybody's got a job in 2020, nothing really protests, just want to be.

The thing that is most concerning to me is a shady lady dressed like a tree.

There's a hole in the sky.

All right, all right, enough, enough.

Welcome to the program, Pat.

It's Friday.

Pat Gray from Pratt Pat Gray Unleashed, the podcast you can listen to wherever you get your podcast or here on Blaze TV.com.

Pat.

Yes.

You did a story today on your show that I have been following for months now.

It's somebody is gluing cowboy hats to pigeons in Vegas.

They don't know who is doing this.

And the reason why, I mean, it is really, it's, there was an animal activist that was looking down at the street in Vegas, and he was like, oh, look at that pigeon has a...

Wait a minute, it has a cowboy hat on it.

And he started noticing there were a lot of pigeons on the street with cowboy hats.

Yeah.

Well, they caught one, and they saw that somebody was actually gluing those hats to their heads, which is very, very funny, but wrong.

Really, really wrong.

At least they weren't stapled to their heads, which I think.

Well, that's big.

They can't appreciate that.

So now, this week,

there are little MAGA hats, little red MAGA hats that have been glued to pigeons' heads in Vegas.

And I'm not making this.

Do we have the video there?

There's some pictures here.

And the group that is responsible, at least for these,

is a group they call themselves P period, U period, T period, I period, N period.

Putin.

It's actually probably what, an anti-Trump situation?

Or it is a pro-Trump that is just like, screw you.

I don't know.

What is it?

Yeah, we don't know.

We don't know, actually.

It strikes me as like this would be like, see, Russia is.

Like, they're trying to make some point about Russian influence like at some point.

Let me just say this.

This is.

If there was a way to make money on this, conservatives would do this.

But since there's no money to be made,

nobody in the conservative movement has this much time to make little pigeon hats and catch the pigeons pigeons and then glue them on their heads.

This is only stuff that the left would do.

Takes a lot more patience than I have.

Right.

That was not being done by me.

We know that.

Really?

Yeah.

Because you were a suspect.

Very high up in my book.

I know, but that's too tedious work for me.

I'm not doing that.

We did lose one of the pigeons, though.

Oh, really?

Yeah, nobody knows what killed him, but one of the pigeons with the MAGA hat died.

Could it be the hat?

It could be the hat.

I'm not sure if that was the one.

stapled?

Was that one stapled?

Yeah, they couldn't get the glue to stick.

So it's really

to his brain.

I mean, look at the detail.

Look at the detail of that hat.

Yeah.

I mean, it looks just like a red baseball cap.

Like it was manufactured for a pigeon.

Yes.

It's that small.

It's perfectly fit for their head.

Fantastic.

It has the Make America Great Again right on the front.

And they don't seem bothered by it.

The pigeons seem fine.

Well, what are they?

Yeah, they're fine.

What are they going to do?

Frown or something.

Front.

Flap their wings like they're angry.

Poop on the people who did it.

They didn't do any of that.

They're fine.

You don't know if they didn't.

You're sure they didn't poop on the people who did it.

They poop on everybody.

They didn't have positive, but I don't see any evidence of it.

So I'm just assuming they're all about it.

All right.

Whoever's doing this, they should stop.

Yeah, probably.

We had some fun with it, but

they probably should stop.

Yeah, I think.

Did you guys see the black bishop who's talking about Planned Parenthood?

Bishop Wooden.

Have you seen him?

No.

We should play a couple of those clips because he's talking about

how you can be a woke church if you don't know about Margaret Sanger and her goals for black people.

Listen to this.

Everybody's talking about being woke.

Woke.

Woke.

And you didn't know know that Margaret Sanger,

you didn't know that Margaret Sanger said this.

We don't want the word

to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population.

Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, this was written in 1939.

So, how are you going to be woke?

How are you going to be a woke church and don't know this?

This is old.

This is old.

You bishops and pastors and leaders out there, if you haven't told your congregation about the number one killer of African Americans, an organization that kills more African Americans every two weeks than the Klan did in its entire history, you are not qualified to use the word woke.

For you are the epitome of being asleep.

You're asleep at the wheels.

He also talks about

Hillary Clinton and what she had to say about Margaret Sanger, which is pretty riveting.

Listen to this.

Hillary Clinton did, when she received the Margaret Sanger Award,

Hillary Clinton did say, I admire Margaret Sanger.

Enormously.

Not a little bit.

Enormously.

That's right.

All y'all who are taking pictures, that's fine.

Come on.

You can get them.

She did.

These are her words.

They're not my words.

You know what?

I would have never,

there's no politician,

Republican nor Democrat.

See, I'm an independent.

No politician would get my vote nor my support if they would have said, I mire Margaret Singer.

The woman who said, our goal is the extermination of the Negro race.

What kind of Negro would vote for a woman

who would say such a thing.

Got to be a dumb Negro to do that.

Something wrong with you, Negro.

It just makes it okay because the B3.

You know, when you

are there, you're kind of like, yeah, whatever it is, I'm clapping for it.

Yes.

Yes.

A Hitler should have had a B3.

That would have been a different vibe.

It would have been a different vibe.

It was exterminated Jews.

But anyway,

it does make it feel different.

It does.

It does.

It just gives a happier vibe.

That is amazing.

Is that incredible?

That's amazing.

He's probably on the Clinton death list now, but I tell you,

I love it.

He talks about how

46%

of black pregnancies end in abortion.

46%.

We've looked for that specific percentage, and what what I found was 36.9%

of all abortions

are done to white women.

36%

of all abortions are with pregnant black women.

So

is that 46%

of

black births?

It just, it might be.

I think that's where he gets that stat.

36%,

because they're only 14% of the population.

With whites, you know, we're 76% of the population and responsible for 36.9% of abortion.

It's disproportionately

doing exactly what it was designed to do by Margaret Sanger.

Yes.

I was going to say it was designed to do this.

Whether they say that now or whether they even believe that now is irrelevant.

That's the course it was set on.

Yes.

And why aren't other black preachers or bishops talking about that?

I have to tell you.

I've never seen this before.

This whole thing is coming down.

I hope you're right.

I mean, remember.

I hope you're right.

Now, it took 10 years, and it's still not really here, but I think everybody can feel it.

It was 10 years ago I was saying to you guys off air, we have to get out of the TV network business because this whole thing is going to burn itself to the ground.

And I have the same feeling.

The Democrats and the Republicans to some degree, Donald Trump has burned the Republicans to the ground.

And, you know, that whole belief in, I mean, you might think that you like Donald Trump, but I think when Donald Trump leaves,

who are you going to vote for?

And it's not like it's a Republican thing.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

Who's there?

Yeah.

The same thing is happening right now.

They're just ahead of us.

The same thing is happening with the Democrats.

But the Democrats have all these woke soldiers out there.

And that's what's really coming down.

It's not just like our, on our side, if you will, the Republicans, I'm an independent too, but the Republicans I generally vote for.

And the Republicans, that system is broken and coming down.

The corruption in the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, that's coming down.

But what's really fueling it now, I think, is the socialist, Marxist, crazy, no gender, I'm a butterfly, celebrate your abortion, all that stuff that I think is evil, that is really designed to destroy the family and to destroy any kind of common sense and decency.

I think that stuff is on fire.

And this may be the summer of 68.

This may be the summer of Altamont.

if you will, that stopped the 1960s insanity dead in its tracks.

I think they've overplayed their hands.

So you might see.

I mean, who was it?

It was Candace Owens.

I just did an interview with Candace Owens.

I think she's, was she last week or coming up next week or something on a podcast with me?

She believes that 60,

what is it?

No, 30%

of

blacks will vote Republican.

30%?

30%.

Donald Trump comes out.

That would be game over for Democrats.

I don't think that that can happen, but that would be great.

She said, and I said, come on.

He got 8%.

And she said, look, 15%.

And there's no way they can win.

She said, but I think they could go.

She said, my low estimate is 20.

I think he could go as high as 30.

If that happens, if they get to 15%, Tim Sneaky was talking about 15% changing.

Yeah, no need to even hold the election

if that happens.

I mean, that's just over.

It's over.

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I can think of an example.

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I heard the bad mood.

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Is there another one?

Well, no, the bad mood with me.

Many times he's in a good mood with me.

I think you kind of piss him off.

Yeah, no, he's not.

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glad to have you on the program, sir.

How are you?

I'm in a bad mood.

Oh, boy.

I'm okay.

Oh, boy.

All right.

You're all right?

I'm under control.

Okay.

Under control.

I'm ready to go.

All right.

Well, Bill, you're going to make a lot of people's Friday or wreck it if you're in a bad mood.

Or maybe make it if you're in a bad mood.

I don't know.

Sometimes it can go either way with you.

We would like to get the recap of the week.

First, let's start here.

What was the biggest story of the week, whether the media recognized it as that or not?

Joe Biden inhabiting Michael Bloomberg's body.

That's what happened.

So the biggest story of the week is the billionaire,

Bloomberg, goes up on the debate stage for the first time and has no idea that he is going to be attacked by Elizabeth Warren, who's standing next to him with blood dripping from her mouth.

Oh, I mean, it was crazy.

Mayor Mike apparently had no idea

that any of that was going to happen.

How is that possible bill that i mean he had to know the the stop and frisk thing yeah some of the comments he made he had to have known that he's paying so-called advisors hundreds of thousands of dollars in salary

to give him lines he's not a good public speaker as you saw he's never been

to write things for him, to craft commercials.

So you're right.

There are two big things that everyone in the country knew

was going to happen was that he was going to be attacked as a racist and attacked as anti-woman.

And it took Elizabeth Warren exactly 32 seconds

to do that.

Right.

And then Mayor Mike had no reply, no cogent comeback.

And so it was stunning.

And I think that the media doesn't really know how to put it into perspective because the big beneficiary of this is Bernie Sanders.

And I'm working on a column now, which will be out on Monday, saying that for the first time in my life,

there is a political candidate running for office

that I think is so heinous that anyone that I know who would support that person, I could not interact with.

So if there's anyone in my orbit who would vote for Bernie Sanders, I cannot deal with them.

What if someone

who

you've maybe known for 10 years or so that wouldn't vote for him, but if that individual said, Bill, I think I'm going to vote just to stop all interaction with you,

how would you feel about that?

I would understand that.

Okay, all right.

All right.

Because I've been looking at Bernie

There'll be an asterisk next to that.

All right.

So,

Bill, I mean, that's quite a statement.

Thank you.

I will tell you that

I don't want to become everything that I despise, and that's what the left said about anybody who voted for Donald Trump.

They couldn't interact with him.

I want to understand them

because

Because it doesn't make any sense unless you're a Marxist or a fool.

No, no, no, but but this is a dire Bernie Sanders, a direct threat to my family.

Oh, I know that.

Okay, so Donald Trump's not a direct threat to my family

or anybody else's family.

You may not like him.

You may think he's a Vulgarian.

And I don't, that doesn't bother me.

Okay, so make the case.

Let's just say you're talking to somebody and you're really trying to impact them.

You're not going to call them names or do what the left does to us.

Lay out the case against Bernie Sanders.

How, Bill, is he possibly going to hurt your family?

If Bernie Sanders were elected president, all of my retirement funds, my college education funds, everything that I've saved and worked so hard to accumulate

would

vaporize.

Do you not understand that corporate America is not going to allow

its profits to be taken by the federal government en masse.

They will leave the country, stop research and development, lay off millions of people.

The stock market will collapse, and thereby all the 401ks, all the IRAs, everything that everybody has worked for will collapse.

Do you not understand that will happen?

Bill,

you're listening to extremists.

I mean, that's not what Bernie wants to do.

I really have a hard time making this case.

If you don't believe it, you don't believe it.

But the man does not believe in private property.

He wants to tax people with assets up to 80, 90%.

That's confiscation.

Okay, so you believe what you want to believe.

This is his own words.

He's not trying to fool anybody.

What's the difference between Bernie Sanders and Fidel Castro?

Well, what's the difference between

Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler?

All right, we'll get to that later.

You asked me about Bernie Sanders.

Well,

that's what they'll say.

I think there's going to be people that would vote.

Well, Chuck Schumer is one of them.

And he said, we'll vote for anyone to stop Donald Trump.

And I think there's a lot of that mentality.

Bernie's an idiot.

Chuck Schumer has contributed to the disintegration of New York State.

He's an idiot.

But there's part two on Bernie.

Bernie Sanders clearly said in the New Hampshire debate that America was a racist society top to bottom.

I was insulted by that.

I'm not a racist.

I don't believe our society is racist.

I guess Bernie missed that Barack Obama was president for eight years.

So he insulted every single person in this country country by saying that the United States of America is a racist society, society, okay, from top to bottom.

Well, blank you, pal.

Okay,

that's not true.

That's a lie.

And you just besmirched me and every other American.

And this

is the media.

I have never heard your analysis.

That would have disqualified the man.

I've never heard your analysis so personal.

I mean, this is.

Do you not understand?

Beck, I know you're a playing devil's advocate, and that's a smart thing to do because you can whip me up.

I would never do that.

Do you not understand

the danger that is standing there?

Oh, I do.

Millions of Americans do not.

So therefore, if I can't get through to them, because I chronicle this stuff on billoreilly.com, Bernie Sanders, and

the only moment Bloomberg had of any clarity the other night was when he turned to Sanders and said, hey, you're the biggest socialist in town, and you got three homes.

Okay?

And Bernie Sanders is a millionaire, and he's never earned a nickel in the private sector.

And the reason he's a millionaire is because every job he's had, he's given his wife and his family big buck jobs that accompany that.

All right?

And I've chronicled it on billorile.com.

Peter Schweitzer has written about it in the book.

This guy's the biggest charlatan in the world.

All right.

He lives large.

He flies on private jets.

Existential threat, climate change.

Where's my jet?

Hey, stuff it, pal.

You're the biggest phony, the biggest liar, and the biggest threat to this country that I've seen in my entire adult life.

And yet millions of Americans are voting for him.

What's the matter with you people?

What is the matter with you?

I don't want to hear Trump.

I don't care if you like Trump or not.

All right?

And you didn't hear one question from the NBC stooges.

Hey, the economy is pretty good, is it not, Democratic candidates?

Did you hear one statement?

I thought I was living in the Dust Bowl.

I thought it was 1932.

It's just the country

has now collapsed into dishonesty.

And these zombies walking around, Bernie Sanders, you ready for Bernie Sanders?

I know you have to take a break, but before, let me just give you this.

Bernie Sanders tells you he's going to pay every single health care bill for 330 million Americans and 20 million illegal aliens.

And there'll be a lot more because he's not going to stop anybody from coming here.

All right?

Every single health care bill, the federal government's going to pay.

But not only that,

all your dental, all your eyeglasses, all your hearing aids, all your senior care, all your child care, all your educational,

everything.

There's not enough money on the planet,

on the bleeping planet,

to pay for all that.

And the NBC stooges sit there going, uh,

uh, well,

well,

it's just, it offends me to my core that we have an Elizabeth Warren, a Bernie Sanders selling this bunch of garbage, and millions of Americans are buying it.

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So

tell me about Michael Bloomberg and

what people should know about him.

Yeah, I know Bloomberg

for a long time.

I think I told you last week I sat next to him at a dinner party that Barbara Walters had in her house.

What was that?

Going back and forth.

Was that the meeting of the dead or almost dead, the Cripkeeper Society?

What was that, Bill, that you were?

That was, yeah, you know, Henry Kissinger's wife was there.

There were a lot of swells, a lot of rich people there.

I think Barbara just invited us because we were the entertainment.

You were the little monkey show.

Yeah.

Look, we've got a conservative in a cage.

Let's poke him.

Well, Bloomberg is a smart guy.

Yeah.

Not a warm and fuzzy guy, not a people guy.

He's

running in the wrong party, obviously.

But it was really stunning to go back to our first question in this interview,

that he couldn't just look at Elizabeth Warren and say, listen, lady, do you have any idea?

how many people of color are victims of violent crime?

Do you know?

Now, Elizabeth Warren does not know, would not be able to answer that question.

You'd put her on the defensive.

The answer is: in the urban centers of America, 90%

of violent crime victims are people of color.

90%.

So stop and frisk may have unintended consequences that are not right, but it's not a war crime.

It cut murders in poor black neighborhoods by more than 50%.

So that's all he had to say to her.

And on the woman thing, all he had to do was look at her and say, every single corporation in the world, not just in the United States,

has problems with personnel at times.

Employees have beefs against the company.

There's two ways you deal with it, in court, or you settle it.

And then if you settle it, you write a contract.

And usually the employee gets some kind of compensation.

No one forces the employee to sign anything.

The employee agrees.

It's a contract.

So why would I or any CEO looking out for our company tear up that contract?

That's all you say to her.

Because Elizabeth Warren is a due process denier.

You saw that in the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.

She convicted Kavanaugh and knew nothing about it.

She knew nothing about it, but convicted him of a heinous crime.

I don't wail on her because she doesn't have any chance.

She's so unlikable, she makes Hillary Clinton look like Oprah Winfrey.

She does.

That's how unlikable Elizabeth Warren is.

Can I tell you something, though, Bill?

This is, I think, the most unlikable group of people you could find.

Bloomberg is really an unlikable person.

Sanders is just an angry old man yelling at you to get off the lawn.

And Elizabeth Warren is fake at best.

At best.

But she's plastic and unlikable.

As an unlikable person myself,

you're the king of the unlikable people.

See, I have a deeper insight into this.

Yeah, okay, go ahead.

Beck is kind of a likable guy.

I don't know Stu personally.

I just talked to him on this, but I think Stu's likable, too.

Very likable.

But, you know, me, I could be put in that category.

That would be wrong.

I am misunderstood.

But I think Buddha Judge is a likable guy.

I do too.

Oberchar is okay.

Okay.

Even though she's kind of masquerading up there as kind of a moderate and she really isn't.

Joe Biden, I think, used to be.

Now he's just weird.

You know, now you're like, I don't know what he is.

But, you know, the old test used to be, hey, could he get on MTV, talk about boxers or briefs, play the saxophone, and always,

always, would you want to hang out and have a beer with him?

There's no one at the top,

except for Buddha Judge, that I think Americans would say, oh, yeah, I'd like to hang out with them.

I like them.

Yeah, but with Buddha Judge, he'd have to buy the beer before I would go.

All right, I'm not, because I think

I don't really fully trust him.

He is not unlikable.

Right.

But Biden used to be likable

until he entered the Twilight Zone with Rod Serling.

Now there's someone inhabiting Joe Biden's body.

I don't know whether it's an alien.

It's a 95-year-old man.

That's what it is.

Waiting for him,

and he's very well-dressed, to be standing there and kind of an arm come out through his chest.

I will tell you this, Bill.

I don't understand his strategy.

Yesterday, he said,

I know.

Yesterday, he said, look, I probably am a one-term president, you know, and I promise I'll only serve one term, you know, if my mental faculties start to decline.

What is he doing?

Joe Biden is running on the befuddlement ticket.

Remember the booty ticket?

Yeah.

He's on the befuddlement ticket.

And his slogan is, I have no clue.

So if you're clueless, vote for me.

Right.

I could get

open up the front door of my house and get lost, and my family be looking for me.

And I don't know my address.

I mean, it's really bizarre.

More with Bill O'Reilly here in just a minute.

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I want to take you, Bill,

to one of the other big stories that I think is happening now, and I'm confused by it.

I am counting so much on Bill Barr, our Attorney General, to clean up the mess in Washington and in the Justice Department.

And from everybody I talk to in Washington, they all have full confidence in him, and they believe he's on the case.

And now this little spat, which I'm hoping is just something that the media is stirring up to try to pit these two against each other,

is it going to turn into something?

Is this real?

What's happening with Bill Barr and Donald Trump?

Okay,

I am on it.

First of all, I do need 30 seconds at the end of this very

conversation.

Look, I pay you in sandwiches.

Every week, I say that.

It'll be beneficial to you.

Okay, well, then we'll do it.

Okay, so Donald Trump is a guy who

gets into

black moods.

Not crazy moods where he throws stuff or he's jumping up and down or setting himself up.

So he's never thrown a lamp at somebody like Hillary Clinton.

All right.

No, he doesn't do that.

Okay.

But he gets into moods where he's not really thinking clearly.

Okay.

And so

I would say 10 days ago, one of the moods brought him to the conclusion that Barr was being disloyal

and not

aggressively seeking out wrongdoers like Hillary Clinton and the FBI and the Russian collusion stuff.

This happens once every couple of months.

And so he vented.

And

Barr didn't like it.

And Stone was the

Ventee.

That's coalesced around Stone, but it was more than that.

And then Barr basically said, look,

I can't do my job if I'm in on the cut here.

Which he should have said.

Barr was absolutely

the way he did it.

And I thought it was the right thing to do.

Right.

And I thought he did it with real respect to the president, too.

In my opinion, Barr has been a very honest Attorney General.

Yeah.

And, you know, the Democrats yelling about him.

If you look at what Holder and Lynch did, I mean, it's just.

Oh, it's sickening.

It's sickening.

So Trump got the message because then the next day he said, yeah, that's right.

It does make it hard for him to do his job when I tweet.

That's the closest you'll ever get to an apology from Donald Trump.

Right.

The closest.

If you read the United States of Trump, he never, ever apologizes.

And I got into that with his son, the lie about it and all that.

Rush Limbaugh just said, I think last week, that the president called him and said, don't ever apologize for anything you ever said.

He just doesn't, he sees it as weakness.

And if you watch Bloomberg slobber around about

stop and frisk,

it is weakness.

Yeah.

You know, particularly when you have

the argument that your intent

was to save lives.

Right.

It was.

And I just don't believe his argument.

And let's get back to Barr and Trump.

Now,

I have made it clear on billorilly.com and in private channels that if Donald Trump were to fire Barr, that puts his entire reelection in jeopardy.

Agree 100%.

Okay, so he knows that's my opinion.

I think

he values that opinion, but I'm not sure.

I think he also is probably hearing that opinion from others, hopefully.

It's a closed circle.

circle.

Maybe he listens to two guys.

Not a lot of opinion flowing into that Oval Office.

So I don't expect, but I could be wrong, that the Barr situation will escalate.

I think that Barr will issue the Durham report in early summer before the conventions.

I think there's going to be indictments, but I was surprised by the McCabe pass because they could have indicted McCabe.

The only thing I can think of is that McCabe's helping him behind the scenes, which McCabe would never admit, but it's the only thing I can think of.

What do you know about Bill Barr?

Do you know him?

No.

Ever met him?

Everyone says to me, he's the real deal, and he's actively working to clean this up, and you'll be amazed in the end.

But they also say that as if they know, but then they always qualify it with, well, I don't really know.

I'm really, I'm counting on this.

So Barr's an old school guy, and that means a few things.

When you're old school, you have loyalty.

All right, so we're living in a country that really doesn't have any loyalty now.

That's God.

Loyalty and honesty telling the truth evaporated in America.

If you can lie and benefit yourself, you go right right ahead.

Prevailing wisdom.

So Barr's old school.

So he's loyal to Trump.

He is.

But he's not going to do anything

that would be dishonest to aid the president.

That's what people should know.

He's loyal to Trump.

He

genuinely believes, Barr does,

that this whole Russian collusion thing was a contrived attempt to remove Donald Trump from power.

Barr believes that.

It's like a prosecutor who believes that the defendant he's prosecuting did murder the young girl.

He doesn't have any doubt about it.

So that's where Barr is.

Loyal to the president, does believe the Russian collusion thing was a contrived attempt by very powerful people in Washington to remove Trump dishonestly.

That's where we are.

Now, whether he can prove that or not,

we have to have evidence beyond a reasonable doubt.

All right, Bill O'Reilly, I'm going to give you more than 30 seconds because I want to ask you a question.

You're working on your next book, and it's Killing Crazy Horse.

I am crazy for Crazy Horse.

I know the Crazy Horse story.

I wrote a

series based on

Crazy Horse, and I've wanted to make it into a book for a very long time uh

this is killing uh a crazy horse the merciless indian wars in america please tell me crazy horse is a hero in your book crazy horse was feared by the u.s government now whether he's a hero or not you're going to decide after you read my book because again this is an unvarnished no spin both sides whites and indians I'm giving you the facts from Andrew Jackson and Chief Joseph.

Anybody interested in the development of the United States as it resonates now will find this book, I think,

really enthralling.

But do you know why the U.S.

government feared Crazy Horse?

I do, but go ahead.

All right.

Because he was such a brilliant military tactician

and the

procedures that he brought to warfare,

the

Washington people, the War Department, said, if this spreads, if Native Americans adopt the tactics that Crazy Horse is using,

this is going to make our lives unbelievably difficult.

So they had to confront Crazy Horse, which is why Custer went after him.

It wasn't like Cochise or Geronimo, and we get into all of those guys, even Tecumseh.

where there were annoyances.

Crazy Horse was a threat.

And

people have no idea how this went down.

And it was brutal, by the way.

Unbelievably brutal.

More brutal than the Civil War.

The Indian Wars were more brutal than the Civil War.

Are you aware of who he was as a child and how gentle and kind he was?

Well, we don't get into the gentle and kindness because that's really not my milieu.

We do get into that.

But to understand him, Bill, let me just say this.

To understand him, if you don't understand his childhood and what happened, A, on his first buffalo hunt, and also

what happened with him and some friends of his when they went out and hunted their first deer,

you don't really understand Crazy Horse.

And that is the balance.

You kind of look at this guy and you say, this guy was a brutal, brutal warrior that was just,

he was frightening.

He was truly frightening.

But if you understand his his childhood,

it begs the question:

how did that boy become that man?

And once you understand that...

But in the context of what was happening in the expansion of the United States and why things went down the way they did on both sides, killing crazy horse will engage you.

You're going to really

not just about him.

Okay.

I'm glad to hear that it's another white man book about the white man's history.

No.

There's a lot of history from the Indian side.

A lot of stuff you, Glenn Beck, had no blanket clue about.

Our research is

very strong, as it is in all the other killing books.

You know that.

I'm opening up BillO'Reilly.com for everybody this weekend.

That's what I wanted to tell you because our analysis of the debate and the presidential race in general is so different than what you're seeing on cable news and network news.

It's startling.

And it's linked into what you do at the Blaze as well.

So I want people to sample that because I do believe now this is evolving into the most important election of our lifetime.

And you're not being told the truth by the corporate media.

They're not going to tell you the truth on either side.

And so I want people to do it.

We're opening up BillO'Reilly.com 5 o'clock on Friday.

So the whole weekend, you can check it out free.

And the other thing is I'm going to do a tour back called Who Wants to Be President.

And the first show will be in Fort Wayne, Indiana on June 12th.

So if you want to see me live,

go to billorilly.com.

I'll link it right over to the box office and I'll be touring around because I feel this is so important that I'm going to actually get on the planes and visit everywhere.

Shut up.

those poor people that are going to be locked 40,000 feet in the air in an airplane with you.

Whoa, no, no, no.

I'll take the private.

I'm subletting Bernie Sanders's death.

Okay, good, good, all right, all right, good.

Thank you very much back, Bill O'Reilly.

That's very kind of you to give me that time.

You bet.

Thank you so much, Mr.

Bill O'Reilly.

Yeah, don't worry about saying thank you to me, Bill.

Don't worry about it.

No, no video.

Wait for it.

No, no, me.

Still didn't want to give it to you.

Wow.

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This is the Glenbeck Program.

Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

It's Friday.

We have a coronavirus update.

You know, we probably should have some fun music for that

just because it doesn't sound fun, you know, the coronavirus update.

No, it doesn't.

It doesn't.

But we'll get to that here coming up in just a second.

Stand by for that.

Also, an Indian man in India has found a new god, And his god is Donald Trump.

And he's made a statue.

His name is Busa Krishna.

And his neighbors don't mind the giant statue of Donald Trump outside of his house.

His house is now called the Trump House.

And he worships him as a god.

And the villagers say, hey,

we think he's great.

He's devoted.

He's really devoted to something, and that's good.

Makes him a better man.

You know,

I mean, I've got an issue with the, you know,

he prays to Trump every day, and he says that he's gotten lots of success, and Trump comes to him in a dream.

So if my neighbor is saying those things, I might be concerned.

Okay.

Really?

Yeah, but I don't live in India.

So

it's not your neighbor.

It's not my neighbor.

It's very far away.

So I don't care.

Oh, that's right.

His global community.

If I'm a villager that would say, hey, dude, the huge statue of Donald Trump that you're pouring milk over or whatever it is you're doing in your ritual, not cool.

I mean, that's weird.

Don't you think?

You know, this guy's ending it.

He's at the next state of the union in the crowd.

Yeah.

Trump's flying him in.

With the statue.

One seat is the guy.

One seat's the statue.

I would get his phone phone number.

If I were Donald Trump, I'd get his phone number.

I'd just call him at night.

I know what you're thinking.

I know what you're thinking.

It would be my hobby, I think.

I think I would get the CIA to install speakers in his house so Trump could just speak to him.

You just hear me walking around the house and just hear Trump's voice.

Yeah, not tell him to do anything.

Nah, you know, nothing.

See what happens.

Just be like,

Trump steaks.

They're delicious.

Trump water is the best water.

Ephesians 12:14.

Really?

Is that

in Ephesians?

I don't remember it, but okay.

All right.

It's the best water.

Okay.

Why I would be reading Ephesians as somebody who is named Krishna, I don't know, but I'm sure.

All right.

Look, it all works out.

It all works out in the end.

That's it.

Probably not.

Not for any of us at this point.

Not after today's show.

Yeah.

We're going to try to be better,

which fails miserably for us every day, but we'll try it another hour.

Next hour, fresh start, fresh start on the Glenn Beck program.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

I used to.

Oh my gosh.

Thank you, Hillary.

Welcome.

What a delight coming for her to throw it to us.

Especially when they're still maintaining to this day a hole in the sky where the tree should be.

She's not even seemed to be bothered by that.

Wow.

That's not

okay in my book.

It's not mine either, Stu.

Not mine either.

I guess with people like Hillary, it's fine.

Wow, it's fine.

A little disdain there in that.

Well,

do you need to say more than Hillary?

It's like Romney.

Yeah.

Hillary.

It just works.

You know what I I mean?

Tonight on Studios America, Jason Butrell.

Jason.

Do you think the three of them are in collusion?

Collusion.

Romney.

Hillary.

Jason.

Coming up on MSNBC.

It's a good problem.

It is.

It is.

It's very dramatic.

Credit to her.

True crime stories.

All right.

We'll give you our coronavirus update and then a lot of fun stuff as well.

Like the coronavirus update's not fun.

I mean, what am I saying next?

The fusion

of entertainment and enlightenment.

Well, hello, America.

It's Friday, and what a Friday we have for you.

We have

news on Bernie Sanders.

Oh,

you know, I don't know if you saw Keith Ellison said, can somebody give me a single example of a Bernie bro really going rogue, being bad?

Well, yeah, the one that, you know, tried to shoot all the Republican candidates on the baseball field about two years ago.

I think that was one.

But

other than that, well, yes, I can.

We'll talk about that coming up in just a second.

Also, what's more fun on a Friday than a coronavirus update?

We have that in one minute.

This is the Glenbag program.

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welcome to Friday I want to give you a coronavirus update.

Do we happen to have any because I'm trying to look for some, I don't know, some way to make this so it's not so depressing.

Do we have any happy music or any coronavirus theme that

did you find anything in the studio that

okay, probably not the

look I was going for or the

think this is a death mass,

but I could be wrong.

Jason Buttrell is with us now and has some update.

Have you seen, Jason, the number

of people that we have in quarantine now here in America?

I haven't seen the last number.

No.

So NBC reported today that that number now is 10,000 people, Americans, quarantined here in America.

Wow.

On military bases.

No, that's the key.

So these aren't the ones that we brought in.

These are people, and I think this is great.

I really think these people are exceptional.

These are people that went overseas.

They were in Hong Kong.

They were in Beijing.

They were wherever they were in China.

And as they got onto a plane and came back home,

they were told,

you know, you were in a really dangerous zone.

And they voluntarily are.

putting themselves at home for two weeks, taking their temperature every four, what is it, four times a day,

and monitoring and keeping a track of how they're feeling, et cetera, for two weeks.

And so they're self-quarantining at home, which I think is great.

It's great.

And it kind of goes to the interview that you did with that doctor that basically did the same thing.

And he was like, I'm doing this to set an example.

Yeah.

It looks like it's working.

Yeah, it's really, really good.

Really good.

You know, Stu said, we may not have a vaccine, but the one thing we do have going for us is

communication, technology.

Yeah, the information age in some way is actually really helping this, right?

I mean, people know about, think about this 50 years ago.

We barely would even have any idea what was going on, let alone, you know, every moment you get another update.

And despite the efforts of the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to keep these things under a lid, it's getting out regardless.

So what is the update that you can bring us today?

Well, again, and that's what it kind of goes to what I just said is, you know, like we saw in SARS, Chinese government sat on it and it was able to spread to other countries.

They did the exact same thing with this.

It spread to other countries.

And we're starting to see that we're now in a new phase of the coronavirus spread.

And I think cases are going down.

So it looks like in China.

And in China, which is great news.

Great news.

And it's pretty obvious, especially if they watch the show on Wednesday, why that's the case, because it's an unprecedented, I mean, it would be unconstitutional here what they're doing, but it's an absolute crackdown on both information and people's movement, everything.

But it's starting to go down.

But elsewhere in the world, places like South Korea, they now have 150 cases.

It's rising, I don't want to say dramatically, but it's significantly going up.

Yeah, they're saying that now we're in phase two of Corona.

Now, the good news is, as it's starting to go up, which makes sense, I mean, it's been 14 to 24 days since people were starting to move around.

And even if you caught it from somebody and they didn't get the symptoms, you could have caught it from somebody and it's set dormant in you.

You pass it to somebody else, and then you'll start to see these numbers.

So the numbers around the world are going to start to go up.

And so we are in phase two of this.

But the really good news is if we can trust the Chinese, the numbers are going down now.

So we've hit our peak.

in China.

What we know that what we can't trust Chinese on is, you know, I think they completely lied about knowing where this actually started.

I don't think they have a clue.

And that is scary because that means there's other places in China where travel was uninhibited and they were still going.

Just take, for instance, what Canada just reported.

Canada just reported a Sentinel event that just happened.

One of their citizens got the coronavirus, but never went to China.

So they're like, what is going on?

So basically, a sentinel event is when there is an event where they're not exactly sure that

how it got there.

There's evidence of more widespread transmission.

Here's,

just look into this.

Here's something that bothered me yesterday.

Just

didn't seem right.

On the heels of this, being told

that a Canadian in Canada went to Iran and somehow or another got the coronavirus from going to Iran and now is in Canada.

And consider the Iranians have only said there was like five cases and they've got them contained.

So obviously they haven't.

There is more widespread contamination.

Did you see the press release that the Chinese, that the Iranians put out yesterday?

No.

The Iranians put out that this this was an American Zionist

germ

that we made and we introduced into society

to be able to further the Zionist-Israeli goals.

So

the Russians actually started this.

When I first started looking into this, all I got was conspiracy theories.

And that was the top one.

There's people in the United States.

About the Israeli, really?

No, they didn't have the Israeli.

I think the Iranians obviously obviously added that on there.

They're like, yeah, let's blame the CIA, but come on, let's add the Jews in there as well.

Come on.

Well, CIA and Jews.

I mean, don't we all know?

No, what?

Yeah.

So they've been for a long time blaming it on CIA?

Oh, yeah.

So they, and it's so convoluted, the conspiracy theory, because they mentioned the bioweapon.

They mentioned the bio facility in Wuhan and somehow jumped to, oh, but it was a CIA bioweapon.

I'm like, how are you making this jump?

I mean, the bioweapon thing thing is already just kind of stupid.

You can't even speculate on that.

Well, remember,

this is something that people, some people, crazy conspiracy theorists still believe.

But at the beginning of the AIDS virus, the deal was, is that this was a Reagan CIA thing to kill all the homosexuals.

And it was brewed to kill homosexuals and blacks in Africa.

Yeah.

The Jeremiah Wright philosophy, right?

I think Jeremiah Wright might have said that.

Yeah, he did.

Oh, he did, yeah.

Yeah.

So, I mean, there are people that still believe that stuff and are still preaching that about the AIDS virus.

Sometimes literally preaching it.

From the pulpit.

But with nobody that was important sitting in the pulpit.

No.

Oh, gosh, no.

That's what's insane about the misinformation and disinformation that swirls around things like this.

So just for a quick explainer, misinformation is just like, hey, we're going to tell you something, you know, blatantly false.

Russia does this all the time.

But what Russia also does in places like China is they do disinformation, which is information that comes from a trusted source that they leak to them, they think is true, and then they tell people that trust them, like Jeremiah Wright's congregation trusts him, or people like Oliver Stone, people that are fans of his movies, they trust him, even though the movie JFK was, in that theory, was a complete fabrication that came from the Soviet Union.

So, just something to keep in mind when these things swirl around.

So, let me ask you this: is this disinformation, misinformation?

This is coming from a UK source.

China deploys 40 incinerators to Wuhan amid fears of coronavirus death toll cover-up.

Who reported that?

This is Daily Star.

Hard to say.

Okay.

China has reportedly deployed 40 industrial incinerators to the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan.

Chinese media reports that the furnaces have been shipped to the city

amid ongoing fears.

The death toll is being covered up.

The mobile incinerators can can reportedly destroy up to five tons of waste every day and can burn its load in as little as two seconds.

The cabin is the size of a 20-foot standard container and has a volume of about 30 cubic meters.

It has the ability to crush solid waste, then incinerate it, and then purify the smoke.

The incinerators reportedly have been sanctioned for the use by the Chinese military

to dispose of bodies.

It's hard to say, especially along the cremation, because we've verified some reports about the cremation.

We've also disproven other reports, and we've knocked those out.

So what was the deal?

I don't understand why or how we found the...

Remember the heat map, and it was...

What was the gas that was being released from burning organic material?

Yeah, I don't remember the actual gas, but yeah.

Do you remember that, Stu?

What was it?

I remember the stuck.

Yeah, Yeah, sulfur.

It was sulfur dioxide.

And that's what happens when you burn organic material.

And there was this map out that showed that this sulfur dioxide was off the charts high just outside of Wuhan.

So

it was more of like a projection that a weather company

noticed this.

So like they were they showed like where cremations were happening, which were at certain levels.

But then when it expanded, and that's the shot you would see on the internet that would go flying around that people were reporting on, was more the projection of, hey, if they stay at these levels, this is what it's going to be by a certain time frame, which there was no, never any indication that the project was.

I never read that on any story that had that map.

That's how these things happen.

That's exactly how these things happen.

That's unbelievable.

One thing that an unintended consequence:

James Bond, the makers of the last James Bond movie with Daniel Craig is coming out in a few weeks.

They are now concerned that it's going to be a box office flop

because no one is going to the movie theater in China.

And China is such a big market now.

And nobody, they fear that if it spreads, nobody will go to the movies around the world.

I am so pissed about how Hollywood is catering to China so much.

Oh, my God.

Did you see the movie Midway?

Oh, yeah.

That one part of the movie that was just thrown in there really didn't pertain to the movie, but it was because the Chinese funded the movie.

Like, hey, let's throw this one part in.

Yeah, they had to.

It's like insane.

Yeah, they had to add parts about how China was, you know, the good guy and everything else.

And they did it because all the funding.

But you're going to see that.

We are a secondary market.

We're close to being a secondary market.

If you go to Netflix or Amazon, we already are a secondary market to the globe.

They don't care.

If it plays in America, that's good.

Will it play in the rest of the world?

And so we are going to start seeing things.

Truth, justice, and the American way is not going to play in Hollywood.

That's one of the things with the Adam Sandler contract because they gave him so much money.

Right.

And like, you know, Adam Sandler, you're like, well, I mean, I know he was in Uncut Gems, which was very critically acclaimed.

But I mean, generally speaking, it hasn't been a last five or ten years haven't been huge Adam Sandler years in the U.S.

Apparently, he's just mega-huge all around the world.

Like his brand of comedy translates really well to people who don't speak English.

Yeah,

he's kind of like a Jerry Lewis.

Jerry Lewis, at the end of his career, you know, as far as his young part of his career when he was in the 50s and 60s, he would make these movies and they would be okay.

They were huge.

huge in Europe, huge.

And that's why, I mean, he got like the Legion of Honor Award or something like that.

He was

one of France's biggest movie stars when he was putting the teeth in going, hello, ladies.

That's, I mean, they loved that.

I don't know why.

Anyway, I just want you to know, coronavirus,

I don't care if you are blowing snot all over the back of my shirt.

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Thank you so much, Jason.

Thanks.

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So there could not be a better time

for next Wednesday's special on Bernie Sanders and the violence that surrounds him and the radicals that he has.

Listen to this.

A former advisor on criminal justice issues to Bernie Sanders was plotting a violent prison escape, stashing guns and ammunition inside a soon-to-be-opened prison.

Nashville police said Wednesday that Alex Friedman, a prison reform advocate who helped shaped Bernie Sanders' criminal justice agenda, has spent months plotting an escape for inmates of the city's detention center.

Sanders worked with Friedman to develop his positions on criminal justice.

And what a surprise that somebody around Bernie Sanders hates the system so much

and just doesn't want to reform it, but we'll stash guns in a prison that's being built for prison breaks at a later date.

Incredible.

Yeah.

Incredible.

Yeah.

I mean, this is the thing that Donald Trump loves more than anything else, is when people realize who he's running against.

It's like we're going to make this case on Stu Does America tonight, which is this is basically the best moment of Donald Trump's presidency.

He's in the best position he's been in since the beginning, and the polling all backs that up.

Oh, I think since he came down the escalator.

Yeah, maybe so.

And you look at

the reasoning for that.

Number one, you know, there's a lot of really good economic news and there's a lot of things that have gone well.

On the other side, people are learning and meeting the candidates that are the other options.

Yeah.

And when you look at the other options, you're like, wait a minute, like maybe, because it's that unnamed Democrat thing that you always talk about.

Like, well, would you rather have Donald Trump or a Democrat?

And people will insert in their mind this perfect picture of a Democrat who's really competent and does all these things really well.

And then they, you know, he might not do that well in that poll.

But when you actually watch Michael Bloomberg on stage and have to experience who this person actually is,

all of a sudden Donald Trump looks a hell of a lot better and he's climbing and climbing in the polls because of it.

And tomorrow, Nevada votes and it looks like they're going to go for Bernie Sanders.

It's incredible on how insane many of our neighbors have gone to be able to say, yes, I'm going to vote for a guy who loved the Soviet Union.

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This is the Glenbeck program.

What an amazing weekend.

If you are a subscriber to the Blaze or any of my podcasts or anything, there's a lot coming out today that I want you to know about.

I'm doing at download time, I think, for Blaze TV.

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Candace Owens, our Friday night exclusive.

I did an interview with Candace Owens, and

she's the one that started Blexit.

She's the one that really Kanye

kind of attached himself to and said, man, she makes a lot of sense.

And then he started coming out with his MAGA stuff.

And

she knows him quite well.

We talked about what's happening in the black community, and she says that she thinks that Donald Trump will get 20%.

She said, that's my conservative view.

She said, I think it'll be closer to 30%.

20 to 30% of the black vote.

Historically, that's never happened.

Well, it hasn't happened since the 1960s.

The Democrats have had a lock on the black vote forever,

forever.

And

she says, with the things that are going on in the black community and the way he is viewed in the black community,

the things that they're waking up to in the black community, and because of Blexit and Kanye, she thinks

there will definitely be over 15%.

She says 20.

But 15%,

so you know, there's no way for any Democrat to win

if

they lose that many Democratic supporters.

They lose 15% of the Democratic base of black voters.

They're done.

They're done.

And so it's an interesting.

conversation.

That's tonight on the Friday night exclusive on Blaze TV.

Tomorrow on the podcast, I interview Ruth Graham.

Now, this today is the day of the anniversary of her father's death.

Truly a great man.

And she's a remarkable, remarkable person.

And in this interview, she was really weird.

I mean, we're friends, and she was just really strange

when I was talking to her recently.

and we sat down, and I just felt like this weirdness.

And in the middle of the interview, she said, I have to apologize to you.

I lied to you about something.

And she confesses something that is like, whoa,

what?

And

it's remarkable.

So that's on tomorrow's podcast with

Ruth Graham.

On Sunday, I'm on Cheryl Atkinson's show.

You can

find that.

Just go to CherylAtkinson.com.

But I'm on her TV show, which is on, what's the name of that company?

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Anyway, just go search for Cheryl Atkinson.

I'm on Sunday night with her and check for listing.

Yesterday, I did an interview with Lara Logan.

I spent, oh, gosh, three hours, four hours with her.

She is

incredible.

Incredible.

Everyone's job was on the ground yesterday after the interview with her.

She is, boy, oh boy, is she a warrior for truth.

And that is coming up.

But also, tonight on the Stew program, the Stew Show, which is Stew Does America.

Yes.

You have

a very hard to get guest.

Oh, my gosh.

Very difficult to get him.

Jason Buttrill, who's with us again,

because I want you to explain this theory because I think it is.

Such a great theory that you're going to really go in depth with tonight on Stew Does America.

Yeah,

probably a segment you'll never see anywhere else.

I can guarantee you this, but it should be.

This is a great theory.

It's both frightening and it's both interesting.

And I know how you like to track like historic trends, you know, and the way things go.

But we're going to compare Barry Goldwater to Bernie Sanders.

I told you, this has never been done before.

Now, that sounds crazy, but listen.

So, you know, radicals never win elections, typically ever.

I'm predicting

a historic loss if Bernie Sanders gets the nomination.

I think he loses historically.

Now, the problem is, or the interesting thing is, is that was Barry Goldwater in 1964.

1964, Barry Goldwater was the radical of the conservative movement, a radical conservative.

You know, he actually believed in the Constitution.

That's radical.

But, and, of course, he went on to defeat the

Rockefeller Republicans.

And if you looked at the debate stage, you know, a couple of days ago, you pretty much saw what if they had a debate like that, that's what it would have looked like.

It would have been all of them at this big giant Schmorgensborg, and instead of eating the food, they were eating each other.

That's what was going on.

But the real target was Goldwater.

The real target was Goldwater.

Goldwater got the nomination.

He lost historically.

I mean, legitimately, historically, a historic loss.

I think still today, it was the largest

popular vote loss in history.

But look what it did for the rest of the conservative movement.

I mean, we had Reagan during 64, the best speech ever given, I think, a time for choosing.

Then we got in the 1980s.

By the way, hang on.

If you haven't listened to A Time for Choosing, just go, not now, but like in, I don't know, 20 minutes.

Just pulling that number out.

Go to YouTube and listen to A Time for Choosing, Ronald Reagan, 1964.

It is phenomenal and right, lockstep lockstep today

still.

So radicals lose elections and usually historically, but they look with the trend that they set.

So if you have a party like the Rockefeller Republicans, they had no ideas.

And see if this sounds like the Democrat Party right now.

People were tired of them.

They weren't doing what they were saying.

There were no new ideas.

Goldwater busted that trend and started the movement.

Now, look, this is where it gets scary.

So we're all like, hey, great.

You know, like, you know, Sanders will lose historically four more years, you know, of Donald Trump.

But what does that mean for the Democrat Party?

Just look what it did to the Conservative Party, to the Republicans back in 1964 going up to 1980.

What's going to happen now when the radical loses, but his ideas permeate through the Democrat Party?

Even though they're bad ideas, but what does that happen?

What is that trend?

If we're looking at the historic model, we might be in trouble.

And

who is it that's watching?

Who is it that's young that is a believer in Bernie?

Oh, my gosh.

That is the right package and will find the right time.

Look at that speech in 20 minutes when you watch A Time for Choosing from the Reagan Library.

Look at all the young faces in that crowd.

Yeah.

They are in their teens and 20s, and they're looking at Reagan, and they're not batting an eye.

I mean, they are enthralled.

Those are the people now that are going to watch when Bernie Sanders loses the election.

they're the ones that are watching him right now right I mean like and it's the sort of AOC thing right at some point someone like AOC could come along that that could string together several words in a row and then what happens well I don't know like what if what if she what if she came along and she could tie her shoes by herself like imagine a candidate like that

it's hard to imagine it's hard to imagine aoc with the ability to feed herself and get through the day use a straw what ah garbage disposal what is this thing

imagine

imagine if you had someone who wasn't like that but believed the same thing

about the garbage disposal video she's always walking around her house with a glass of wine and she's always like i said so i i just i've i've been walking in this room for a long time and

there's this little bump on a wall and i all i flip it up And coincidentally, the lights go on.

I don't know if you've ever seen one of these, but like you push it down.

and again, coincidence.

I'm not saying causation here.

But

it goes off.

It's crazy.

She's always walking around her house with a glass of wine, discovering something.

They call this

carpet.

Okay, thank you.

All right.

So it's like fur on the floor.

I don't know if I'm living on top of a giant animal.

Might be.

Damn capitalists holding down the animals and building apartment buildings on their backs.

All right.

Thank you very much, Jason.

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Hey, I just want to personal note, thank you to Tony Robbins.

Tony Robbins is really a remarkable, remarkable man.

Um and he has recently got involved with OUR and the Nazarene Fund and he is celebrating his 60th anniversary by doing a show.

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Do you see, by the way, the Nevada debate the other night?

Most watched Democratic debate in history.

In history?

In history.

You're kidding me.

Yeah, and which is pretty amazing.

I mean, I guess the Bloomberg thing was the big thing, right?

Here's a guy who's at 17, 18%.

They hadn't seen him do anything yet.

And I think it's getting serious now for the rest of the country.

Yeah, it's starting to be like, hey, we're getting closer.

You know, Super Tuesday is coming.

And so, you know, now it's kind of narrowed down.

and you're like, wait, is it really a socialist is going to be our guy?

Holy crap.

Right.

And then Bloomberg coming in, and so somebody new to look at for a lot of the country.

That kind of makes sense.

The biggest in history is a little bizarre.

A little bizarre.

But I know a lot of conservatives that were watching it who would never vote because it was, I mean, it was.

And that's the best Super Bowl game ever.

Yeah, and it's a fascinating experiment, right?

It's something that's never before been tried in American history.

Someone who coming in and spending the types of money that we're seeing with Bloomberg and attempting to do it this way, skipping the force for the first time.

And it's the first in American history where the leader is a socialist, a declared socialist.

Eugene Debs never led the field back in the day.

No, never did.

Never did.

Listen to this calendar in case you're wondering

how fast this is going to happen.

Tomorrow is the Nevada caucus.

A week from tomorrow is South Carolina.

Three days later is Super Tuesday, and 40% of the delegates are out or handed out by then.

So you are like halfway through this race a week from Tuesday.

That's how fast this is going to come in

the next 10 days or so.

So it is

a lot of stuff going on.

And you got to think, too, a lot of these candidates can probably make it to Super Tuesday, right?

You make it through Nevada, unless it's a complete disaster.

You get to South Carolina, see what happens.

Then you get Super Tuesday, you might as well give it a shot.

After that, you're going to start seeing, I think, I mean, we know Bloomberg can stay in no matter what.

We know Sanders can stay in no matter what.

I mean, Steyer technically could stay in no matter what.

Beyond that, though, you better get some results.

I mean, Budajej has been really good at raising money, but it doesn't seem to be there as much as it should be considering he's leading the delegates.

Right.

He's the actual leader in delegates,

and yet he's not seemingly getting any kind of bounce from it.

At least not Klobuchar and Warren, off of good debate performances, are just piling it in, which is bizarre.

I mean, it couldn't be a more bizarre election, but welcome to 2020.

It's only going downhill from here.

Have a safe weekend.

Thank you so much for listening.

Candace Owens tonight, the Glenbeck exclusive at 5 on Blaze TV.