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It's Tuesday, big night.

We have the special on Corona, the Wednesday night special on the Blaze, but also tonight is a big night for Michael Bloomberg.

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And if the other candidates go at him half as hard as the media is, He might be finished tonight.

We have that and your stats on what could be a game changer, the coronavirus or COVID-19 in one minute.

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So Troy is one of those people who likes to get up in the morning.

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Oh, man, I've got some great stories on Bloomberg.

We have to get to this guy.

This guy's amazing.

He's a never-ending wealth of just crazy stories.

Opposition researchers' dream.

He is.

He is.

I mean, if the left was like, we can beat Donald Trump at being a scumbag, you win,

you win.

All right, let's first go to Jason Buttrell.

He's our chief researcher and head writer for the Glenbeck program.

And this is the Wednesday night special tonight at 9 p.m.

You can find it live and on demand at the Blaze beginning at 9 p.m.

tonight.

And you can also watch it, I think, just live on

YouTube, the Blaze YouTube channel.

So you can watch it there.

If you have a friend who's like, I don't subscribe to the Blaze, it's a great opportunity for them to see why they should.

If they miss it, or if you miss it, you can only find it on demand at blaze.com for members only because you guys are the ones who have made all of this research possible.

For two weeks, I've had him in a bubble, the coronavirus bubble, and researching everything.

And Jason was a good guy to put on this because he was very skeptical at first.

He was skeptical of, I don't think this is a big deal.

And we both were.

And where we've come out on the other end of this is, I'm not sure.

I think it is a big deal, and I'll explain in a minute, but I'm not sure that this is

something to write off or something to panic about.

It is something just to watch closely.

Usually the topics you give me, I'm like, it's hard because the people that we're researching are trying to withhold information.

So it takes forever to try to dig out documents or whatever.

But when we talk about coronavirus, it's all great.

This is going to be easy.

But I'm finding China.

What's weird is it's almost like looking into a George Soros organization.

Yeah.

Looking into the coronavirus.

This is how it's been because they're just withholding so much information.

And that's how I've come out of this.

I'm thinking, like, you've seen the outbreak and Dustin Hoffman running around saying, like, we got to find patient zero and ground zero and isolate that area.

Right.

Well, I don't think they have any freaking clue who patient zero is and where ground zero is.

Yeah, there's two things that people are saying.

It came from bat soup.

We're pretty sure it didn't come from bat soup.

However,

it could have come from this market.

I mean, I really think that, you know, if if we're depending on supply lines, hey, just want to General Motors, Apple.

You know, you probably shouldn't put your manufacturing sites in a place where they have an open market where bats are crapping on camels and camels are

crapping on salamanders, and they're all in cages, one on top of each other.

That's a bad idea.

Every single major outbreak that's come out, SARS, a couple of other flus, they've all come out of China.

So, who was the executive was like, that's where I want my factory?

We got to do it there because, man, you're getting a great bowl of hot bat soup.

So,

it may have come from them, but they don't think so.

We don't think that it came from a bioweapons lab because

it's a natural virus.

It's too chaotic to be something that they made in a lab.

It has no markings of a lab virus.

May have been studied at that lab there in Wuhan, but was not made in that lab.

That's not to say it didn't come out of that.

Right.

We don't know.

We don't know.

We don't know.

I mean,

I looked at the study, and it's pretty alarming, actually.

Of all the cases, and this is back when they first were looking into this, when I think it was like around 90 people had contracted at that time, they looked at all 90 cases and they said, okay, we've, there's a vast majority, yes, we're in that food market, but patient zero did not catch it there.

So he infected someone else, that person walked into that food market, and that's when it started.

So here's what you need to know.

We are talking tonight at 9 o'clock.

We have a segment towards the end of the program where I talked to somebody who is in quarantine.

He's a doctor from China.

He's American, but he was in China right there.

And he's in quarantine right now.

And we skyped into

his secret lair

and talked to him about what it was, what it was like there, what the concerns are.

And his biggest concern is that the mortality rate on this may be low.

Right now it's at two,

meaning two out of every hundred people will that get it will die.

That's about the rate of the Spanish flu.

And the regular flu has a 0.1 death rate.

He said that, you know, even if this has a 1% death rate, that's a lot worse than the flu.

But the problem is, is this is so easily spread that it could affect 60, 70 million million people.

And if it only affects 40 million people around the world,

that's a number of 65 million people that will die this season.

Remember, this is a flu.

The flu that you normally get is the strain of the 1918 flu.

So

we keep fighting the 1918 Spanish flu every year.

There are different flus that come through, but that's the main basis of the flu that we have.

So this this flu is not going away.

And if it mutates, it gets more deadly.

It's horrible.

If it just stays this way, it could kill 65 million people every single year.

And I don't know whether to trust, that's why I'm so confused on this entire thing because what they're saying the fatality rate is, what they're saying, it's 2%.

I don't even think I can trust that because the data that we've looked at, if you just go off of what, like, let's we, we, we've gotten some statements from some cremation workers over in China,

and their information is completely contradictory to what they're saying, that China is saying the vitality rate is.

And those people, by the way, who are speaking out, we will show you them tonight.

They're in jail or suddenly disappeared, or surprisingly, they caught the flu and died within a couple of days.

Yeah, healthy, middle-aged people,

in their 30s, catching the flu and dying.

Right.

Again, that does not match what they tell us.

So, the official number today, yesterday it was 73,435 people globally had this.

Today, it's up to 75.

In the death rate, there was a 20% jump overnight.

1,875 deaths.

It's now 2,009

overnight.

However,

that doesn't fit.

The real number...

according to several experts is probably closer to 350,000 that have been infected.

I don't doubt it.

We just don't know about it yet.

Wow.

You just compare that to SARS.

SARS infected 8,000 people.

And only killed around 700.

But this was after a full 12 months of China trying to cover it up, saying, no, no problem, no problem here.

And then finally, a doctor, similar to this case, came out and

blew the whistle on it.

That's 12 months.

We've only had, this has only been a few months, and they've already dwarfed.

I mean, it's over double the amount that was killed by by SARS, and SARS had a higher fatality rate.

See, this does not add up at all.

So, you were skeptical on that number, Stu.

Why?

You said 65 million people were going to die every year.

So, yes, I'm skeptical.

Isn't that what the research shows?

That's the

40 million people, they believe 40 million people will get this worldwide.

It's currently an epidemic, an epidemic is regional,

A pandemic is all around the world.

If this becomes a pandemic, they believe that 65 million, that's the low number, will

contract this flu in a 12-month period.

Okay.

Well, first of all, you said will die.

So that's a big deal.

No, no, no.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

That's a big.

No,

40% of the population.

Sorry.

45% of the population will contract this flu in a year.

45%.

Out of that 45%,

that means 65 million humans will die.

If 45% of the globe gets the...

Yes.

Yes.

So

if it becomes a pandemic, they believe 40%,

40 to 60, I'm taking the low number, 40% of the globe, everybody living today, will get this this year.

Okay, if it's a pandemic.

Wow.

I mean, that's a real, real escalation.

They're saying the only thing that's going to stop this, they say there's the real hope is summer.

Flu dies out in the heat.

Well, maybe global warming will save us after all.

Yeah, that would be so satisfying, Brian.

But that's the low number.

Imagine if 40%

of the world has a flu that

you have to just shut everybody down and make sure you stay home.

If 40% of the world, what happens, and this is the the real thing that I'm focusing on two things tonight.

Not just the virus, but I wanted to look at what governments are doing and what big government of China really means.

That's the number one killer.

It's not the flu.

It is the Chinese government, the communist government that is killing.

these people because of their incompetence, their secrecy, and their policies.

But I also wanted to look at what does mean for the economy?

This should be the number one thing on Donald Trump's radar right now, because this may be the difference between winning and losing an election.

This thing, it may calm down in summer here in the United States, if it even gets here this year.

But it doesn't have to escape China to affect us.

India is already headed towards a recession.

There's a report out today.

Several of these

car companies here in America and in the UK are struggling because they don't have parts.

In fact, Land Rover just said they're taking parts out of China in suitcases right now.

They only have parts to continue production for the next two weeks.

So what's going to happen is not only are we not getting parts and things to be able to complete

products over here in America and us not getting products to the shelves here in America for us not to be able to go into Target or where Walmart and buy the stuff that we want, you're not going to be able to make them, sell them.

And a bigger problem currently is that companies like Apple and even Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren, 75% of their stores now in Asia are closed and have been closed for weeks.

That's a growth market for all the way from Apple to Land Rover.

That's their number one growth market as well.

In fact, I think their number one market.

So Land Rover, Jaguar,

Apple to clothing from like Ralph Lauren.

Those companies are going to take significant hits.

When they do, their stock prices start to fall.

The stocks should have fallen already, and they haven't.

And I think it's because everybody's keeping their fingers crossed and there's going to be all kinds of money printing and pumping to keep the economies of the entire globe afloat.

This is the number one, in my opinion, this is the number one concern in the short term.

In the long term, we're going to be fighting this for maybe forever.

Tonight, Jason, will you come back and let's get into some of the stats next hour?

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So I don't know what happened to

Chris Matthews, but he's like, suddenly, somebody kicked him in the head, or he's going through dementia or something.

I don't know.

But all of a sudden, Chris Matthews is starting to speak sense again.

He didn't mind when all the Marxists were, you know, were surrounding Obama, but now suddenly that it's Bernie Sanders, he's like, the Democrats have got to say, we're against this socialist thing.

Bizarre.

He has his moments every once in a while where he does things like this.

You know, he's a party guy.

Yeah.

He's a party guy, and he's an old school party guy.

And so Sanders is out of that club.

So it's okay for him to be critical, I guess.

Yeah, let's play a little bit of this because it's first time he's made sense since like 1973.

And I hope that the candidates who have been telegraphing their punches against Sanders, Senator Sanders, are actually going to deliver them.

I mean, I hope they actually do what they promised to do.

Are they going to go after him about the bad behavior of Bernie's supporters or not?

Is this how they do things in Denmark?

Nobody just says the obvious.

Bernie, you're full of it.

None of this is going to get passed.

They're just pandering to the Bernie people.

And you know what?

Pandering gets you nothing.

It certainly doesn't get you respect.

They've got to get out there and say, I disagree with socialism.

I believe in the markets.

I think he's wrong.

I think he'll never get it done.

And this country will never go that direction.

And by the way, we'll lose 49 states.

Well, I think he's probably right on that.

I hope he's right on that.

I don't see this big socialist uprising.

I see maybe 30%.

Let's explain Bernie Sanders numbers.

30% of the Democrats are saying, I like Bernie Sanders.

Okay.

That means maybe 10% of that 30% is like, I think he's the best one to win against Donald Trump.

10%

is, I just, I really want big change.

I want big change.

And I'm really such a dummy, I don't even really know what he's talking about with socialism and the end of the capitalist market.

And then there's 10%

that is dedicated, die-hard,

die in the streets for communism.

Well, that's not

enough to win an election.

It's just not.

And the Democrats who are saying, hey, we'll go with a socialist just to beat Donald Trump.

I mean, Nancy Pelosi said yesterday, you know, we just We just really have to rally behind whoever it is because we can't let Donald Trump win.

No, you know, Nancy, no.

You have to know what you stand for.

And she says, we have the better ideas.

We have the better principles.

Principles?

I'd love to hear a declaration of your principles, but I don't know what your party stands for.

And I think that's a problem with most Democrats.

They don't know what it stands for.

Do they stand for socialism or do they stand for the free market?

Do they stand for equal justice or just social justice?

Do they stand for all men are created equal?

Or, yeah, all men are created equal, but I mean, we're not going to treat people equal.

I mean, if you're old and white, no, unless you happen to be running as a billionaire for the top of the ticket for our party.

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Hello, America.

It's Wednesday.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

The Wednesday night special is happening tonight at 9 p.m.

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We urge you not to miss it if you happen to be watching the debate tonight, because I know you just can't peel yourself away from those great debates.

It's going to be hard.

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Really, really hard.

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Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.

Welcome to the program.

Thank you.

May I ask you to clarify one thing again?

Yeah, because I think Stu already asked you to clarify this.

The 65 million dead.

Yes.

So you're saying that 40% of the world could get the virus.

Okay, so you're talking about 2.5 billion people.

The lowest,

yes, the lowest.

2.5 billion people get it, and 65 million die.

A year.

Every year.

Every year.

Assuming we don't come up with a.

You mean that's significant.

Unbelievable.

So the lowest number.

significant that's a good

point the understatement

obliterate every economy on the on the planet yeah yeah and especially we are in mutually assured economic destruction territory one goes down we all go down big big thing you put on there assuming we don't come up with a vaccine right yes that's a huge if obviously we do assume we still have vaccines and you know cut that number in half Cut the number in half.

You're still talking 30 million people.

I mean, nuts.

I mean,

you know, you're still talking.

Look, you wouldn't get the same infection rates, though.

I mean,

you wouldn't catch it at the same rate.

Cut it in half.

Cut it in three quarters.

You're still talking about a lot of people.

Bring it down to the flu.

You're still adding that many deaths every year.

Let's just say 65,000 people died of the flu in the U.S.

last year.

I think it was that.

It was.

2018.

I think that number is from.

So 65,000 people died in 2018 of the flu, regular flu.

Let's just say it's now 120,000.

That's not good.

No, no, no.

It's not good.

It's not good.

And so it's, you know, it's something we should be really concerned of long term.

Hopefully, summer will squash it, but then it will pick back up again.

We really have to pay attention to this, and we have to really look at our supply chain.

Do you know that 80% of all of our medicine is coming from China?

80%.

Yeah.

In

India, aspirin, because of this, is already 400% higher than it was before Christmas.

I'm sort of wishing we would have thought that through.

Yeah, we did.

Before we decided to start manufacturing all drugs in China.

I'm pretty sure this show was screaming about that during the Bush administration.

This is a bad idea.

You don't want to do this.

Critical infrastructure.

Yeah.

But, you know, we're all tied together, so let's make them let's have them make our military hardware, too.

That'd be great.

That's a good idea, right?

Really?

I think that's if they make it in China, great,

great.

Let's have them keep all of our records there, too.

Yes, grow all of our food, make all of our phones.

Oh, it would be fantastic.

Isn't that great?

Yeah, yeah, I love that.

I love that.

So, let's talk a little bit about the debate tonight.

Tonight is the first time that Michael Bloomberg is coming on stage.

I wouldn't be surprised if they have actually

dynamited his part of the platform.

I mean,

the Democrats and the press, they really don't like him.

They really don't like him.

Maybe there's a trapdoor

that he falls through.

This could be really interesting because they got to get rid of him.

Yeah, they're not fans.

Thing one is, will they allow him a box to stand on?

I think that's thing one.

Because he's only, you know, the president keeps saying 5'4, but

I think it's 5'8, right?

5'6, 5'8, something like that.

Well, no, he did

lie on his driver's license.

Yeah, that's true.

Wow.

This is from the New York Times.

Listen to this.

Yeah, someone was pointing out that, oh, that stuff doesn't.

It's Maggie Haberman, by the way, who's like the top reporter at the New York Times.

Someone writes,

the height thing doesn't actually bother Mike.

Size matters to Trump, but it's the size of the deficit, the size of Trump's ego, and the scale of our constitutional crisis that do bother Mike.

Like, obviously, some political hack.

She writes, I'm going to disagree with you as someone who covered him in his 2001 campaign and for many years after, Tim.

Typically, people who are not bothered don't put down the wrong height on their driver's license.

That's fantastic.

Yeah.

Do we know what Heidi put down and what Heidi actually is?

You know, I did actually look this up afterwards, and I want to say

he put like

5'11 or 5'10, and he's 5'7 or 5'8 in reality.

Yeah, that's not, I mean, that's not.

That's not like I'm getting shorter because I'm aging.

He's bothered by it.

Oh, clearly.

Because he's an egomaniac, too.

The size of his ego, I think, is even bigger than Trump's because he thinks he can make these declarations like he did about farmers, and nobody will get pissed because he's just so smart.

just i'm just telling you things that you can't possibly know that i know and i'm just sharing my wisdom part of it is part of it also is there's no charm about him at all none no charm yeah uh and so you know you get away with saying things you know when donald trump tweets sometimes this is straight up mean sometimes when it comes to like his height thing He's he's when he gave that interview and he was like, I don't know.

I mean, should he be given a box?

Is that even fair?

I mean, he's being funny about it and clever and kind of charming about it, unless you're Michael Bloomberg.

Right.

Where Bloomberg is just a jerk all the time.

It's like they're running the biggest jerks in the country.

They already have the old guy that, you know, used to scream at you all the time.

Shut up, my laugh, shut up, you kids.

In Bernie Sanders.

Now they just have another one who just is like Mr.

Potter.

He's the guy who owns the town, thinks he runs everything, thinks he can can buy everything, thinks he's better than everyone, and doesn't understand that, you know, you really, if you're going to run for the Democratic Party, you can't say, you know, Hispanics and blacks, you know, 16 to 24-year-olds, they just, they don't know how to behave in the workplace.

They don't, they don't have any skills really to be a part of the workplace.

You can't, what are you doing?

Yeah.

You can't harass women.

I mean, he's got 40,

40 lawsuits that have been lodged against him, sexual discrimination, et cetera, et cetera.

I mean, if you were looking for someone who had more accusers than Donald Trump, you found him.

He's got like double the amount of accusers.

And how about what he said about blacks and the murder rate and the crime in their neighborhoods?

Wow.

How about this one?

Last year.

Last year,

he described

transgender people as he, she, or it.

Some guy who's in a dress and is a girl's locker room.

Listen to it for yourself.

If your conversation during a presidential election is about some guy wearing a dress and whether he, she, or it can

go to the locker room with their daughter, that's not a winning formula for most people.

They care about health care, they care about education, they care about safety and all of those kinds of things.

And some of these social social issues that, and it's not just the American government, the EU government does it as well.

We're focusing on a lot of things that have little relevance to people who are trying to live in a world that is changing because of technology.

Stop.

Jeez, listen.

This is a good message that will really

ring loudly to a lot of people.

But not Democrats.

At least not the Democrats

that are actually voting in primaries.

And that explains the big gay ice cream commercial, doesn't it?

I mean, it does.

Yeah, he's pandering now.

Now instead, no, I don't have anything.

I love the gay.

I love that.

I love the gay.

The gay is trans.

I love that.

I love them.

Yeah.

I was big on the transit system in New York.

Who's bigger on transit than me?

That's what I was just saying.

Trans it.

I was saying transit.

You guys misunderstood me.

Transit.

What are you talking about?

This guy is just blowing himself up.

So bad.

And it's, and it's, you know, Nancy Pelosi, I said this earlier, but let me read this to you.

Nancy Pelosi said, we must be unified to beat, to be able to

beat Donald Trump.

Any of the candidates would be a better president.

No, I don't necessarily believe that to be true.

I can't even envision a situation where he would be re-elected.

You should work on your imagination because I think it's coming.

But we are not.

We do not take anything for granted.

I say we have to have our own vision for the future.

But everybody knows that we have the better vision.

What vision?

What vision?

You can't decide whether you're for the socialist or against the socialist.

You can't decide whether somebody coming in and using your own words, buying the nomination is a good thing or a bad You can't decide whether you should run with a candidate who doesn't say that transgender people are it

or somebody who's all about transgender.

You can't even agree if the guy, Buddha Judge, who's gay while talking about his husband on the stage is being shouted down by members who are claiming to be Democrats that he's not gay enough.

I mean,

on the other hand, you have Democrats who show up at a caucus who voted for him and then found out he's gay and they want their vote back.

I saw that too.

Amazing stuff.

Oh, you didn't see the.

No, I didn't see that one.

There was one of the delegates who handed in her vote and

proudly voted for Buddha judge.

And then somehow, in the discussion with the officials, came out that he, you know, he had a husband.

His husband's over there.

Wait, he's married to a man?

How much research did you do on this guy?

How did you meet that?

I missed that.

Right.

She was like, why haven't you talked about that?

You've missed his main qualification for being president.

That's one of the only notable things about the guy.

You think it was because

he's a former mayor of a little town?

What are you talking about?

I'd like to know from the Democrats, what does your party stand for?

What is your vision?

Because your vision to a big number of people in this country is we're going to take away guns.

We're going to silence those who disagree with us.

We are not just going to say abortion is safe,

legal, and rare.

We're now going to shout our abortions.

We're now going to celebrate our abortions.

You are big time anti-Israel.

You are anti-white.

Anti-your ageists.

You're anti-except unless they're running, unless they're running for your party, you're against old white men.

You're against wealth.

You're against the capitalist system.

You're against any kind of innovation through the public sector and through the markets, especially when it comes to health care.

That's what a lot of people think you're for because, I don't know, all your words and actions seem to say that.

So, what is it

that you really are?

If you're that, Bloomberg doesn't fit.

If you're that, you should be backing Bernie Sanders, but you seem to be going against Bernie Sanders.

So, what is it you really are?

Or are you only against Bernie Sanders because he's a challenge to possibly your power,

a challenge to your current corruption?

Although, communists are much more corrupt.

They're really good at corruption.

They usually steal all of the wealth.

Is it that?

Or are you just afraid that

he wouldn't win?

That it would be another George McGovern?

That there's no way that a communist or a socialist could win in America.

So you're only saying you're against it because the time isn't right.

I'd like to know, could somebody be honest in the Democratic Party and tell us what they really believe?

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You know, you better be careful what you hope for

because

Bloomberg seems like a clown now, but in many ways, we'll talk about this later on in the program, he is very much the Democrats'

Donald Trump.

Even the things he's saying about transgender and everything else,

he's saying these things, and it's only really offensive to the woke part of the Democratic Party.

If he goes mainstream, if he is the candidate, they really have, in some ways, found their Donald Trump.

He's a guy who doesn't care.

He's a guy who will say anything.

He's a guy who will buck his own party.

Obviously, the resources

has massive resources.

I mean,

he's a dangerous candidate for Donald Trump, I think.

It's interesting.

The stuff that's burning him now is not the stuff that would burn him in a general.

In the general, he's going to have problems with guns and global warming and things of that nature.

Where now it's, you know, stuff like, well, girls shouldn't be allowed or boys shouldn't be allowed in the girls' locker room.

That might not connect to a woke caucus voter, but it will connect to the average person who's like, Well, of course, we don't want that.

It's going to be interesting to watch how things pan out.

And what happened to Pete Budajudge?

He was just like, he's gone.

Where did Mayor Pete go?

Pete, you around?

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to fit all of this stuff in in one hour is really, I mean, it is truly Sophie's choice on which gets onto the show and what doesn't.

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That was Tommy's.

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It was Chad Prayer, really?

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It's not.

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The new number today for coronavirus is 75,195.

That number is completely bogus.

That's the number coming from the Chinese government.

Experts say that it is probably closer to 350,000 that are infected.

If we can believe that.

And deaths overnight jumped 20%.

We're now at 2,009 deaths in China with the coronavirus.

What is it?

What does it mean?

We have a special coming up tonight at 9 o'clock, our Wednesday night special.

It's on the coronavirus, but I want to spend some time just going over a bunch of stuff that we didn't really have time to put into.

the specials, kind of the basics of

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What do we know?

What do we not know, and

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the coronavirus is lobsters in America

could be a lot cheaper this year.

Lobsters are a big portion of the main lobsters and Atlantic lobsters have all been being sold to China.

Some reason, people aren't eating out as much in China.

Don't know what it is.

That's weird.

That's weird.

I have another positive.

Yeah.

Energy use down 15% in coal because of this.

In China.

Which proves the thesis of Samuel L.

Jackson in that movie.

Which one was it?

The Kingsman, where he wants to release a virus that's going to kill people to save the environment.

It would work.

It would work.

All you have to do is kill a bunch of people.

You could kill them or keep them in their house.

There's some frightening things that we have found online, and Jason Buttrill is with us, and he is my chief researcher and staff writer, head of the writing staff.

And

I asked him to take this on and tell me the difference between truth and fiction.

And there's a lot of stuff we don't know, a lot of really important stuff we don't know.

But a lot of the videos that we're going to show tonight that are coming out of China are real.

And they're pretty terrifying.

When you see the guy, and I don't know if you heard this, Jason, but the guy who, you know, we have the video of going through the hospital and seeing all the bodies and the body bags.

And he said, hey, I need 100 a day for our hospital.

He's in jail now.

That guy is amazing.

So he's absolutely amazing.

He made the the most American-sounding statement I've heard since, I think, 1776.

I mean,

that's another weird, like, a side effect from all this.

Just all the dissidents that are coming out, and they're all united.

He was arrested, I think, then let go because of the outcry that said, hey, what are you doing?

The party is out of their minds right now.

So they were forced to let him go.

Now he's been rearrested.

But yeah, you'll see it.

And he's rearrested for spreading false information.

But these guys, these whistleblowers, that's the same thing that the guy who first reported the coronavirus and just reported it, not to the world, just tried to report it to his fellow workers at the hospital.

Yeah.

Saying, hey, if you know, if you're a hospital worker, there's something weird going on.

There's this new strain of virus.

I don't know what it is, but just wear protection if somebody's coming in with flu-like symptoms.

The Chinese communist government arrested him,

forced him to recant.

They published it.

Then he mysteriously gets sick himself and dies pretty quickly.

But before he dies, he's in an interview with, I think, the Hong Kong Free Times or something like that.

And they have him, you can hear the respirator in the background and the heart monitors.

And he's just

talking about

he was forced to say those things.

This is really bad.

A lot of these videos that we're going to show you tonight have all been vetted and they're all legit.

And this has been a hard process because there's so much disinformation going out there.

We've already debunked one video that's completely fake.

I think you talked about it last week.

That one's not.

The rest of them, though, are absolutely real.

And when you see these, it's all too painfully obvious that we're not getting the full story over.

And the problem is, is that the Chinese communist government has hired between 1,500 and 3,000 journalists to only go online and write stories debunking the truth.

Yeah.

So writing the communist line.

And so you don't know.

You have no idea what's true and what's not.

It's the worst case scenario.

And they're not only doing that, they're writing those stories, but they're also

very creatively writing these stories to get people in line.

So all of their state-run media outlets are writing these stories saying, look, all these great things we're doing.

That's how it's framed.

Look how all these great things we're doing to protect you.

But I guarantee you, that's not what they're meant for.

They're meant to say, shut up, know your place, and get in line.

We'll show you, it's insane.

We'll show you pictures that they are proud of, video proud of, of the harassment by drones.

Drones are now flying all over the cities in China, and they are coming in low, and they will say, they affectionately call them auntie or uncle.

Um, and they'll say, Auntie, what are you doing on the streets without a mask?

And they'll kind of be like, oh,

this is kind of funny.

And it comes down right at them and says, you need to go home now.

Don't leave your home again.

You need to be wearing a mask.

And

you can see it in the eyes of the Chinese.

They're kind of like, oh, this is kind of funny, but it's weird.

Am I in trouble?

And they always end with, we're watching you.

We're watching you.

We're watching you.

I mean, it's terrifying.

The one says, you broke the law and are outside of your house.

Now a drone will follow you.

And straight up, it follows this person the entire way.

It is insane.

Yeah.

And they're doing it kind of like when they're being released in China, they're kind of almost like have, did you notice this, like the Benny Hill music behind it?

Yeah, yeah.

And they speed them up as they're walking home to make it kind of funny and not spooky.

It's really bizarre.

It's really bizarre.

So you'll see that tonight because we're looking at what China is doing as a big state.

They are, I mean, how do you keep

basically almost the eastern seaboard in their homes?

How would the United States government say, hey, by the way, everything,

really everything from

Syracuse

down to Atlanta and to the ocean.

Everybody stay in their home.

How, how, what?

You would have to rewrite laws.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

They don't have to rewrite laws.

They already have them.

But to keep those people in the street, remember, you're let out, what, every two days?

One person's let out to go shopping.

And that I don't think is true anymore.

I didn't see that.

Yeah.

It was like at the beginning, you could go out to get some food, but now there is no food.

There are no stores opening.

Nothing is working.

There's no transit.

There's no grocery stores.

Nothing.

People are literally trapped in their homes, dying in their homes.

Are we going to show the video of the guy who is being locked into

his house on the outside?

And they're like, it's for your own good.

And he's like, don't lock me in here.

I don't have any.

That's for your own good.

Not only locking, but actually placing a steel bar on the door just to double make sure that he can't get out.

Some of the other videos where they're going in and there's like, it's, it reminds me of, I don't know, like a, you know, World War II, you know,

like Nazi movie where they're going in and pulling Jews out of their homes.

They're going into like some of these homes where they suspect, they suspect people might have a case.

And we've got a video of this one guy that filmed across the street and they're going, the police kick the door in.

They go in, grab a couple out, forcibly separate them, and they're trying to fight the police off.

They forcibly separate them, throw them in the back of two vans, and they both take off in different directions.

It's insane.

Are the welding videos real?

Are they been welding people's doors shuts?

I've seen

that.

I haven't seen that.

No, I haven't seen that.

It's funny because, like, the way it would fit, I don't know if they are, but it would fit.

The way they're dealing with this in the media is so strange, too.

I heard someone say the other day, like, this is, is this the

China's Chernobyl?

And then the person's like, well, I mean, obviously not to that scale, but

nobody died in Chernobyl.

It was 59 people died in Chernobyl.

Yeah, but I mean, the After After Effects,

because of their denial,

nobody died.

Nobody in the town died from the After Effects.

Anybody from the workers

and the workers.

And it was part of their denial.

And look, obviously Chernobyl was serious, but like this looks, this has the potential to be much, much worse.

They were talking about it as being the scale less than Chernobyl.

This is much greater, right?

I mean, if we find out that they knew for weeks and weeks it didn't do anything about this, which I did.

I mean, that's what everyone seems to to be reporting now, and it's largely because, what?

Because

the way their society is structured, right?

He is the ultimate competent man at the top that always makes the right decisions.

That's what that whistleblower said.

He said that he was like in that group text.

He was like, hey, I don't know why they're not talking about this because they're studying some of these cases in military hospitals and they're dying.

And they're not saying, hey, yeah, this is a public health problem.

So we already know.

So let me give you the stats that we do know.

They say today that it is 75,195.

That's up about 2,000 overnight.

These are the people

that are known to be infected.

When I was doing the stats, when I wrote this last week, it was 45,000.

Correct.

I just had to change it.

Over 30,000 in just seven days.

Doubled.

Doubled in size.

So it's at 75,000.

However, we don't believe that that number is anywhere close to accurate.

Most people who are willing to speculate, and I've got a story about Michael Bloomberg folding to China,

you can't trust our own press here

because they are in bed with China doing business.

And so they want access, and they will not question and give you the truth because they'll lose all access.

And

it's just absolutely unbelievable and unreasonable for them not to at least say at the top of their broadcast, you know, we at Bloomberg News have

major outlets in China and we have a deal with the Chinese government.

We're reporting what we can in accordance to the Chinese government.

That's all you have to say.

Let us know

You're not willing to say that because you don't want to lose your place in China.

But you have to tell people that when lives are at stake.

Wait till you hear the story about Bloomberg News.

It's incredible.

But make no mistake, they're all doing it.

They're all doing it.

So anybody who will go on the record,

they believe that the actual number of infected now is over 350,000.

I find that number curious, even at that level, only because you're putting 75 million people locking them in their homes.

75 million people.

That's, you know,

take California and just say California is completely quarantined.

Everybody stay in their house.

That's...

Would we do that for this?

It certainly wouldn't be for something you shouldn't worry about.

We'll give you the reasons why you should worry about it, but it's not necessarily that it's so fatal.

Most seasonal flu viruses have a case fatality rate of less than one in a thousand people.

So, one in a thousand people, less than one in a thousand people, will die because of the regular seasonal flu.

In China, that number is 20 now with this.

That's way different than SARS.

SARS was more like 100, I think.

Wasn't it?

Wasn't it 10%?

SARS was

like 8 or 10.

15%

to 18%.

It was more deadly.

Yeah, much more deadly.

But this is still over less than 1% regular flu.

This is 20 people in China.

Now, there are some conditions that change that outside of China.

We'll go into that here in just a second.

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Okay, so the coronavirus is about in China is about as deadly as the Spanish flu of 1918.

Spanish flu was a pandemic.

This is an epidemic.

It's regional at this point.

If it becomes a pandemic and spreads across the globe, they say anywhere from the lowest I've heard is 30%, 30%, the highest I've heard is 60% of the globe, of the entire population, will get this.

Out of that, 2% of the people will die if it holds true to what's happening in China.

I'm not sure that it will.

The death rate is lower outside of China for several reasons.

But that means at 40%, that means 65 million people will die.

That's significant.

And by the way, until we find a vaccine, you'll have to have like a flu shot for this every year now.

We're still battling the flu, much of the flu that we battle every single year is still a strain of the 1918 Spanish flu.

So this flu is going to be around for a while.

They believe now

it will travel in saliva through water in the eyes, therefore close contact, kissing, sharing cutlery.

You know, hey, can I have a bite?

Nope.

COVID-19.

You know, using any kind of utensils, make sure you wash your hands and all of that stuff.

That all is

in play.

This also, however, can be spread thirdhand.

So you get the virus.

You don't know you have the virus for as long as 24 days.

They say 14,

but it could be as long as 24 days.

You have it and it's growing in you and you don't know.

And in those 14 to 24 days,

you can be infecting others.

That's what makes this so troublesome.

But that hasn't even scratched the surface of what I'm really concerned about.

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Welcome to the program.

We're glad you're here.

We're talking about

the coronavirus, which there's a lot of misinformation that is going around and disinformation, much of it from the communist bloc of China.

But the thing that we're going to show you tonight,

we're actually doing an interview with somebody who is in

containment.

They're in isolation

because they were actually helping people in China and then came back to the United States, so they're in isolation.

And it's interesting to talk to somebody who has it.

And he's, well, he doesn't have it.

He doesn't have it.

He's tested what is it every three days i think

um and um he doesn't have it so far but he could have it and he's pretty optimistic about things um he seems

i don't know we'll we'll talk to him tonight but he seems a little uh

too trusting of the chinese however

uh you know he

he has to say certain things if he wants to go back and help people and he does definitely want to go back and and help people and be a cause of good in in China.

So interesting conversation with him tonight about what it really means.

Now, here's the one thing that no one is talking about.

The coronavirus, as I reported about an hour ago,

companies like Land Rover

are currently, according to the Irish Times this morning, they are currently taking suitcases to China, loading them up with parts, and throwing them on a plane because they only have about two weeks left of supplies to be able to continue the production line from Land Rover.

Now, I don't know how big these suitcases are or why you just can't just put it in a, you know, a case, but they're actually filling suitcases with parts and bringing them back so they can finish the cars on the line.

And they say, in two weeks, we're done.

That stops production.

And this is happening everywhere.

The only one that's really benefiting from this here in America at this point is 3M because 3M makes the N95 mask and they are in constant 24 production, 24-hour production right now,

I believe, in Ohio.

And

we are shipping many of the medical supplies over to China.

And when I say medical supplies, I don't mean medicine.

I mean masks and goggles and things like that.

We, unfortunately, don't make medicine here, at least in the volume that we used to or we need to.

80% of our vaccines now come from China.

Absolutely insane.

So 80% of the raw material that we use to make our medications come from China.

And then this is even scarier, in my opinion.

90%

of all

antibiotics come from China.

Not the materials, you know, to construct it or what.

No, the antibiotics, 90% of them come from there.

And when you look at those numbers compared to, you know, I think you've already reported on India what's happening to the price of

analgesic, which is aspirin, up 400% since Christmas.

Okay, so guess how much of their raw materials they get from China?

80%.

Exactly the same as us.

Now, I don't know why their supply has gotten to the point to where their prices have already scattered, but our numbers are a carbon copy of India.

So

Crystal Ball, if this continues, that's what you're looking at here.

Crystal Ball, if that is true,

it doesn't look good.

India has already been fighting recession.

But because of the coronavirus, the effects, because a lot of their market comes from China,

And

a lot of their goods also come from China.

They're a very close China trading partner.

Because of that, they think that China now,

that India is going to hit a massive recession.

I was reading a story today about

how

we look for black swan events, and people are saying that the stock market doesn't make sense right now.

The stock market should be taking a massive hit because Apple just downgraded.

All of these, the stories that I read

was Apple, Land Rover,

gosh, Walmart, Costco,

Ralph Lauren,

these

trying to give a basket of, it pretty much affects everything.

Did you say how much Apple lost 49 billion market value over the coronavirus?

Okay.

49 billion.

This is going to take them a long time to recover.

When the market starts really pricing in the coronavirus, they're afraid that this could be a black swan.

If it starts to spread outside of China deeply, it's real trouble.

If it's contained outside of China

decently,

we're going to dodge

a possible silver bullet.

However, the impact alone on China is going to impact all of us.

Because remember, we talked about this years ago, that the solution for World War III

was found in the book by Carol Quigley.

And he was instrumental in putting all of this together.

And he talked about it in his book, Tragedy and Hope, in 1962 or 3.

And he said,

the tragedy is two world wars in half a century.

The hope comes from our new solution.

And it's not just mutually assured destruction with nuclear weapons.

It is also mutually assured economic destruction.

And so all of our economies were tied together.

This is where globalism really started.

And it was started by a bunch of people who thought, you know, this is the best way to stop another global war.

If we all tie our economies together,

no one will go up against the other because they'll pay just as bad of a price as the quote-unquote loser will.

So nobody will do it, and the whole world will be vested in saying, stop fighting.

So

that was the plan.

That's where we get globalism.

That's where we get mutually assured destruction with nukes, and it's where we get mutually assured destruction, economic destruction.

And

according to that plan at the time, the only thing that could disrupt that is if if a tribe,

a borderless and flagless tribe, decided they didn't care about the destruction because they don't have a country.

They don't have an economy.

If they came in and tried to stop the order,

there would be no defense against it.

Likewise,

the other way to destroy it would be some sort of pandemic.

Because if China catches a flu, remember, they used to always say this about America.

We are the number one economy.

If America catches a cold, they used to say if America sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold.

That's because if our economy slows down, we are the provider and also the buyer of so much.

So if we slow down, the whole world does.

We've been keeping the whole world afloat.

Remember, most of the world has not recovered from the 2008 financial crisis.

Not recovered.

That's hard to believe.

We've had, what, our stock market is up, what, 400%, something like that.

China didn't.

China is still, what, 50 or 60% of what they were in 2008.

They haven't, most of the world has not come back to where they were in 2008.

We're keeping the entire world afloat right now.

But China is the second biggest economy.

And when you have all of these companies here in the United States basing their earnings, which Wall Street watches,

based on 75% growth in China over the next two years, and now all of a sudden, I can't sell anything in China for half a year because everything is closed.

Those earnings go down,

which then has to revaluate the price of the share, which causes stocks to go down, which causes companies to have to tighten their belt and lay people off.

It's just a chain reaction.

This, to me, is the scariest part of this in the short term.

Long term, I could scare the bejesus out of everybody, including myself, but I'm just looking at the short term.

Summer is coming.

Flu season goes down in the summer.

It can't survive in the summer.

It goes into hibernation.

But we will have it again.

But if China doesn't get back to work, if they don't open their steel mills, right now, X-Chair.

X-Chair was planning on, you know, really blowing things up.

They can't get the steel from China.

They were trying

to get the steel.

This happens.

with cars and everything else.

We're buying steel.

We're buying parts elsewhere.

And if we can't get those parts, if we can't get the basic minerals, if we can't get the basic stock of what we need,

we can't do anything.

And if they're not back to work by April 1st, and I mean full production,

we begin to close things here.

In April, you might start to see things, the store shelves in Walmart and Target start to be a little thin because they're not getting the products they need.

If they're not back to work by April,

May for sure,

you're going to have a problem

getting product in the stores all the way up into September.

If stores don't have product, they can't sell.

We don't have to be sick.

If you don't have the products, the stores can't sell.

The stores will then have to slow down, the companies will have to slow down, layoffs will happen.

And what happens when that happens?

The person in office is blamed for it.

Barack Obama is not going to sit.

Barack Obama will come out immediately and say, that right there, that's the Trump economy.

Right there, that it started around August, whenever the collapse started.

That's the Trump economy.

And you saw how fast John McCain lost mainly on the financial meltdown of 2008.

It will be lost overnight.

I urge you to do the responsible things, keep your family financially intact, hold on to your money,

mend,

reuse,

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so you're not spending spending your money so you have it.

I would urge you to prepare not for a pandemic, which I think this will become at some point.

Would you agree with that, Jason?

With what we don't know, yes, I do agree.

So I think, I think, emphasis on that, I think this will become a pandemic at some point.

I'm telling you to prepare for shortages.

If you don't have an N95 mask soon, you're you're not going to be able to get them because 3M is shipping them all to China right now.

If you have things that

your family needs, your family wants, I would stock up on those things now.

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So, I want to tell you this story about Michael Bloomberg.

I mean, this guy is a freaking nightmare.

Bloomberg is, remember, Bloomberg News.

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He made his money by, what was the name of that device that all stockbrokers use?

Bloomberg Terminal, right?

Terminal, yeah.

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Well, we need to know what's happening, you know, in politics.

Well, we can watch that.

Bloomberg is supposedly giving the data on companies and countries and everything else that the financial sector looks at.

So, is he hiding something about China?

Oh, my gosh, yes.

We'll get to that coming up in just a few minutes.

Also, the woman who was a Democrat, she's now an Independent, who was tired of being told to shut up and sit down, stood up, and she's on our show next.

Wait until you meet her.

She is a woman that I never knew of her or anything else until she wrote a

piece for Medium, which is this really great

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you can really explain things in long form.

And she wrote something that was:

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the way my parents, the America my parents used to live in, where you can disagree, but you don't have to hate each other,

lie about each other, and say that, you know, we're all poisonous.

She had been hearing about, you know,

how, you know, Trump supporters are, et cetera, et cetera.

And then she started seeing in her own circle people that were torching people that she agreed with and really kind of agreed with some of these people that just wouldn't walk lockstep 100% in.

And she said, I don't like this.

And she went to a Trump rally.

And she's not a Trump supporter.

I don't know if she changed her vote, but she wrote this really thoughtful piece about,

you know, can we stop hating each other?

Because I think everybody wants to stop hating each other.

She's on with us next.

The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Well, as we look at the world today

and we look at

how divided we really are, is America truly this divided?

Have we gotten to the place to where there is no return back to common sense and common decency, where we can disagree with each other and disagree with each other vehemently,

but not try to kill each other, not think the other side has to be wiped out?

There is this group of people, and we talked about it yesterday on the program, this brand new study, I think it was from Johns Hopkins, that was talking about how conservatives are

abused on campus.

About 68% of the time, people are saying that, yeah, I've seen conservatives beat up over, you know, their viewpoints, they're silenced, et cetera, et cetera.

The extreme left

was really the only part that didn't have a problem with that.

All the other groups, you know, they're, you know, the moderates and everything else, they thought this was wrong to silence people.

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This is the Glenbeck program.

All right, we have a special on tonight on the coronavirus.

It's our Wednesday night special.

I urge you to watch it.

Encourage your friends to watch it.

We're going to separate the fact from fiction.

There are some scary things and some not-so-scary things.

There's some good news and bad news on this.

The worst news is, I think, what it could do to the global economy this season.

It's going to be around for a long time.

I don't think it's as deadly as it is in China, or it won't be here.

Perhaps we have to pay attention to it.

But there's a lot of things going on.

Right now, I told you this morning that

Land Rover is actually taking parts out of China in their luggage because they only have two weeks' worth of supplies to keep their assembly lines running.

There's going to be a real impact and shortage of things because of the crackdown in China and how many people are really, truly sick.

I mean,

they've quarantined,

it'd be like quarantining, you know, half of the eastern seaboard.

That's what they've done.

Imagine the impact on just the movement of America, let alone manufacturing, if we were manufacturing like China is.

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Carlin Borisenko, she is an organizational psychologist,

and she is somebody that I read,

I think, the entire medium piece on the air.

I've never done that.

They tend to be really long.

But I thought every word of what she wrote was important.

She wrote a piece after attending a Trump rally.

I realized Democrats are not ready for 2020.

Her website is zenworkplace.com.

May I call you, Carlin?

Yes, absolutely.

How are you?

I'm doing well.

I've had a bit of a week over here, Glenn.

I'm not going to lie.

I bet you have.

I bet you have.

First of all, thank you for coming on.

I would imagine this is the last place you ever thought you would be on.

Oh, never in a million years did I think that this would happen.

Right, right.

You are a Democrat,

or you were.

You were a Democrat.

You're an Independent now.

And it's my

we had an argument back and forth.

It's my understanding that you are still going to be voting for a Democrat or possibly voting.

You haven't changed to a Trump supporter or voter, right?

Well, I really don't know.

I mean, I frankly don't know who my options are in the general election.

And I think that there are absolutely some pretty high-profile contenders that I will not vote for under any circumstances.

So we'll see.

So tell the story for anybody who didn't read.

Tell your story.

Yeah, so I, you know, I had been going on this journey for the past, you know, six months or so where I was really starting to feel very uncomfortable in an echo chamber that I had created for myself.

And I started listening to just different conservative voices.

And they kind of all culminated when I decided to go to the Trump rally in Manchester, New Hampshire last week.

I thought, if there's anything,

I can't think of anything bigger I could do to break out of my very liberal echo chamber.

And everyone that I talked to about this idea was genuinely concerned for my safety.

And that includes people on the left and the right.

They were both really concerned that I was going to be physically harmed at this rally, either by the supporters or by Antifa or whoever.

But I decided to go anyway.

And I discovered that, you know, hey, shocker, they're just average, normal people that are really, really nice and welcoming.

And so I wrote about it.

And you said at one point you thought those people were despicable and even deplorables.

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

I definitely went through a phase probably for about a year and a half where I really thought that, you know, anyone who supported President Trump was at best supporting racism and at worst downright racist themselves.

Yeah.

Wow.

And where did that come from?

I was watching a lot of MSNBC.

Okay.

All right.

And then why did you become uncomfortable?

Well, I'm a knitter and in the knitting community, and I know this sounds bizarre, but it is a hyper-political community at the moment where they have these kind of roving gangs of social justice warriors just attacking people and mobbing them indiscriminately.

Take this, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

You're asking me to process way too much, first of all.

Oh, I don't.

Most people didn't even know that there was a knitting, an online knitting community.

And now I'm seeing knitters and roving gangs.

of social just something just doesn't fit here it's not what i expect well listen I understand the feeling because I didn't expect it either.

Right.

But I started seeing this happen just over and over and over again.

And at some point, I started speaking up within the knitting community and saying, guys, this is wrong.

We shouldn't be doing this.

And then they came after me.

And at that point, and I didn't get it as badly as a lot of people did, but at some point, I just said, I cannot align myself with these people politically.

It's just, it's wrong what they're doing.

You talked about how one person was bullied so bad online that they became suicidal.

Yes.

Yeah.

What were the arguments about?

So, in his case, in particular, he started speaking up when the mobbings first started happening.

And I swear I'm not making this up.

All he did was post a poem on Instagram asking for kindness and asking for people to just see each other as human beings.

And he was mobbed by thousands and thousands of people.

And when he eventually did go into the hospital, and then his husband posted on Instagram that, you know, please stop the hate.

He's in the hospital.

And it just got worse and kept escalating after that.

So it was really, it was really too bad.

But thankfully, he seemed to have really rebounded and now is getting a lot of support from people like me.

So who are these people that are in these roving mobs?

They're just, they're people on the very far left that anytime something sticks out to them that is outside of their ideology, they try to pressure people into kind of bending the knee and issuing these massive apologies and pointing out all the areas where they are wrong in their lives and transphobic and homophobic and fat phobic and all these things.

And it's just, they're, I mean, to be blunt, I think they're kind of just horrible, miserable people that want to make other people miserable as well.

Boy, you're starting to sound like a conservative.

I know.

Because, I mean,

this is the thing that

really we've been warning about.

There's disagreements on things that we can, disagreements on policies we can go on.

But when you're trying to shut people up and you do it through fear and intimidation,

it's a very

foreign kind of concept to America.

That's not who we were.

That's not what made us great.

That's not what made us big.

And anyone who's doing it on any side is

really engaging in some really dangerous stuff because it always ends the same way.

I totally agree.

And when people started telling me me to shut up specifically, that was when I started really taking a look at it.

Because for me, expression is a gift that we've all been given.

And if you want to change people's minds, you have to do it through conversation, not through intimidation.

So you said the day you went to the Trump rally, MSNBC was there.

And so

you wanted to...

you wanted to go among some familiar territory first.

So you went, and

what was your experience there that morning?

Well, I was wearing a red hat that looks kind of like a Trump hat that says, make speech free again.

It's my little protest against cancel culture.

And, you know, it's always a conversation starter.

And people struck up a conversation.

And I said, oh, I'm thinking about going over to the Trump rally.

And they were like, don't do it.

They're going to hurt you.

They're going to harass you.

And one woman even offered me her pepper spray.

And I just said, you know, I think I'm going to be fine.

It's going to be okay.

So what was the, what were you, what were your thoughts?

Because I'm sure these people were being genuine.

Yes.

So what were your thoughts on

that?

Especially somebody of your profession that you look and say, these people genuinely care about my safety.

They're really warning me.

And it's almost unhinged from reality.

Well, yeah, and I think that, you know, when literally every single person around you is in fear of your safety, it's really hard not to question and say, what are they seeing that I don't see?

But it's also an indication that I knew I had to do it at that point because I knew I had to see for myself what was going on.

So you wrote something interesting in your article about your hat on how it is viewed by both sides.

I can't tell you how

I do you know who Jonathan Haidt is?

I do, yeah.

Okay.

So Jonathan did kind of the same thing that

you did.

And

he told me that he actually started listening to me.

And he said, I'm listening to you, and I'm thinking one direction.

And he said, I realize you speak about things, and you don't necessarily use the same terminology that all the other conservatives use.

And he said, so it started to kind of crack my mind open a bit.

And I'm like, well, now, wait a minute.

How does this make sense?

And it's the same experience that you've went through by listening to other conservative friends and other voices.

And I have experienced it myself where you can go into a room and just not by changing what you say, just by changing how you frame it.

The entire thing changes and

you can make all kinds of progress with people.

And it's funny because we're really, I think the average person is generally fighting for the same thing.

And

you just don't know it.

And you think the other side is totally against it.

Explain your hat.

Well, I mean, my hat for me is just I've got so tired of people trying to cancel one another and starting fights with one another.

And so it was just my small little nod that I'm, you know, the First Amendment for me is one of my core values.

I so strongly believe in freedom of speech.

It's so incredibly important.

And so that's the message I was really trying to articulate with it.

But I completely agree with everything you just said, too.

And it reminds me of the phrase, what resists persists.

When we fight aggressively against something, we just make the problem bigger.

And that to me is a reflection of what's going on right now in that, you know, especially, and I, you know, my liberal friends might disagree with me, but I see it coming more from the left than the right, where they're fighting so aggressively and they don't understand that they're just making the problem bigger.

Yeah.

All right.

We're going to continue our conversation in one minute.

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So, Carlin, what is it that you're looking for in a candidate?

I'm assuming that you're still liberal.

I mean, well, let me ask you.

I think we used to think that liberals

were not necessarily big government.

This is in the early 20th century.

They were all about the rights of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Are you that kind of liberal?

Are you a progressive liberal?

What kind of liberal are you?

Yeah, I'm the first kind.

I very much believe in our fundamental liberties.

I tend to be actually pretty centrist with some libertarian leanings politically.

And I guess I'm just looking for a candidate that's that's going to make common sense solutions and that's going to compromise.

And that's really the biggest thing for me right now.

So do you see anybody that the left is offering up?

Tell me your ideas of the candidates, why you would or wouldn't vote for.

Oh, gosh.

So I think the ones that I would consider voting for, you know, I came to Tulsi Gabbard late, and I obviously don't think she has a shot at the nomination.

I think that what the left has done to her has just been atrocious in terms of the character assassination.

Be careful.

You're starting to sound like the Glenn Beck program.

I just want you to know.

You're way over your head here.

No one is more surprised at this than me, Glenn.

I'll tell you what.

So I voted for Pete Budigeg in the New Hampshire primary.

Now, I voted for him mostly because I came to know him very early on in the campaign.

I think he's pandering way too much for me lately.

I voted for Bernie in 2016 in the primary.

I do not believe I would vote for Bernie again now because I think he's gone way too left and I think his supporters just terrify me.

And I think the thing with Bernie and who in Bernie's who I ultimately think will probably be the nominee is then it's really a question of do I do I want to go towards socialism or do I want to go towards capitalism?

And I'm a pretty big fan of capitalism.

Right.

So,

you know, I'm so and what are your thoughts?

What are your thoughts on on Trump now?

And

what did you, what did you walk walk away feeling

um I you know I I think that Trump there are things about Trump I don't like I definitely do not agree with some of his policies but I also I love what he's doing with the economy the economy is in a really good spot I'm an organizational psychologist I love seeing unemployment low that means people have jobs people have options right um and I frankly I like some of the actions that he's taken in terms of um in being more aggressive towards you know Yasalamani and and all these things.

So I'm not opposed to Trump necessarily.

I also just think he's just a really funny guy.

And I think that you have to put Trump in the context of being just this blustery New Yorker and not take him so seriously with every single thing that he says.

So we were just talking about that today.

The difference between Michael Bloomberg and Donald Trump is Donald Trump is said to be mean all the time.

Sometimes he can be, but most times he's funny.

He's got a sense of humor making fun of Michael Bloomberg and his shortness, but Michael Bloomberg does not have a sense of humor.

You know, when he says things, I think he means them.

Where Donald Trump, you kind of have to, it's weird because some of the things he says you have to take for

reality, and others you have to just blow off.

He's just stirring the pot.

That's all he's doing.

Right.

He's trolling.

And I love a good troll.

Like, you have to let yourself laugh at these things.

But listen, if Bloomberg gets the nomination, and especially if he brings Hillary with him, I swear I will vote for Trump purely out of spite.

Wow.

Wow.

So the question I really wanted to ask you, are there other people like you that are starting to wake up to the Democratic position of just playing footsie with really dangerous people?

I think there are people who are starting to wake up.

It's definitely hard.

I've gotten so, I mean, probably like thousands of messages over my story of people saying, I wish my liberal friends and family would read this and I I tried to give it to them and they just won't.

I think that people, you know, in small numbers are starting to wake up, but I really do think that November is going to be a giant wake-up call and it's going to be interesting to see what happens.

Wow.

Thank you very much.

I so respect you.

Even though I'm sure we differ on a ton of things, I really respect the courage of anyone who thinks out of the box and dare go against their own side for what they believe in.

And I wish you all the luck

that I could possibly wish you.

Thank you so much for being on.

Thank you, Glenn.

You bet.

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Welcome.

Glad you're here.

We have a new segment on the program.

It's called What the Hell is Happening in This News Story.

Now, you wouldn't think that that would be an actual segment.

Right.

Because you can figure out news stories, but I think that's changing.

Right.

Okay.

So I would like to read this news story to you.

Okay.

Read it to me.

And I would like you to identify what has occurred in the story.

Okay.

Can I take notes?

You can take notes.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

Now, there's two ways to look at this.

Okay.

One,

do they actually tell you what happened in this news story?

I would like you to answer that question.

Okay.

Number two, then you can start to just guess at what you think happened.

But I would like you to keep it fact-based to see if I'm just insane and don't understand it.

Okay, okay.

And I'm going to read you.

Do you know the answer to that?

I do not know the answer.

Okay, well, that's not a fun note.

No, no, I think

the speculation is the part of that.

Okay, all right.

Now,

I'll even give you the headline.

You don't have to.

I'll give you the headline.

I'll give the headline.

I'm much smarter than you are.

Okay, here we go.

I don't need the headline.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

Rosario Dawson.

Rosario Dawson has come out in a candid interview, candid, in which she discussed her relationship with Corey Booker.

Got it?

Yeah.

In 2018, Dawson shared a post on Instagram in celebration of Pride Month, which many at the time took to mean she was coming out herself.

During a conversation with Bussell, however,

who doesn't read Bustle

or listen to Bustle.

Thank you.

We have all of their magazine websites

there.

Wow.

However, she clarified it wasn't her intention to do so in the post,

though

she is now officially coming out.

This is a quote from Rosario.

People kept saying that I came out.

I didn't do that, she said.

I mean, it's not inaccurate, but I never did come out, come out.

I mean,

I guess I am now.

Though Dawson has not shared how she identifies, she added, I've never had a relationship in that space, so it's it's never felt like an authentic calling to me.

In 2018, she shared a post writing, Happy Pride Month, sending love to all my fellow LGBTQ plus homies.

Keep being strong in the face of adversity, loud and proud.

Here's a little throw bike to last year.

What is she?

She, Tom Brokhoffson?

Here's a little throwback.

I didn't want to misrepresent it.

It does not say little.

Okay, it says whoa.

Okay.

Dawson and Booker went public with their relationship in late 2018 after months of speculation.

And the actress has spoken out about dating him in interviews.

In an interview with Women's Health, she opened up about the sweet morning ritual they share, telling the magazine, every morning that we don't wake up together, he sends me a song.

Oh, good God.

Oh, good God.

I just so glad he's out of this race.

Which means every morning.

I mean, I have to say, I have to say, you know me, right?

I mean, I haven't had a man card since I don't even know when, 1971, maybe.

Sure.

But even he makes me sick to my stomach.

It's really revolting.

It is.

And then she ends it with: this means every morning he holds our relationship in his mind and heart for a few minutes before he goes off to his big day.

That's the end of the story.

Okay.

What occurred in this story?

So

this is not hard.

It's not?

Okay, good.

No, I'm glad I'm missing something.

No, people thought she came out, and then they were confused.

Came out as gay.

Okay.

Okay.

And

but she was dating Corey Booker.

And so they were like, whoa, what's happening?

She's come out, but she's with Corey Booker.

And she's, you know, saying sweet things about Corey Booker.

And now she was like, no, I didn't come out then.

I didn't come out then.

I've never had that relationship.

She may have had those feelings, but she didn't have that relationship.

Meaning a relationship with a woman, with a woman, yeah.

And so now, or you know, transsexual or whatever.

And so

one of the letters.

And

so then she started dating Corey Booker, and he is so bad as a man, he turns women gay.

That's option number one.

That's option one.

Okay.

Option number two.

I'm not sure this is how the process works, but okay.

Option number two is Corey Booker is now a woman, and she's announcing that she's she's in a lesbian relationship now.

I mean, that would fit the story.

Right.

I mean, I would say that.

I would say they didn't rule it out.

Yeah.

Right.

Right.

They didn't tell us.

They didn't rule anything in.

They didn't rule anything out.

I saw this yesterday.

I just read the first paragraph yesterday, and I had the same feeling.

I was like, wait,

are you saying that Corey Booker is a beard?

Are you saying, right?

I don't know what they're saying in that story.

Right.

But they are speaking code.

Right.

And correct me if I'm wrong because I keep coming back to the same point in my head.

If you are saying she does not sharing how she identifies, that is in the story, though Dawson has not shared how she identifies.

Are you coming out?

Don't you have to share how you identify if you're coming out?

No, she's saying I'm one of those letters.

I'm one of those letters.

So she's coming out.

It's none of your business, which letter.

Like, I'm one of those letters

i'm a g for glenn but i'm also l i am i was born a lesbian i will only sleep with women i've only ever been attracted to women

again i don't know exactly how that works and i don't know if they know i don't have a man card

i don't have a man card but you're right they don't know how journalism works because i think what i think what's happening here is that now can i speculate this is complete speculation i don't know even though i've read the whole story multiple times i don't know if this is true But what I think happened here is she has come out as a bee.

So she is saying she is a bisexual.

She's dating Corey Booker, but she's never actually dated a woman, but she's attracted to women, but is not currently attracted to women because she's dating Corey Booker.

So I think she's bisexual, but

I can't be clear.

I think it's more likely that Corey Booker is now a woman.

I think that's the second option.

I didn't think of that.

I put that as the first option, or that he's just

so

awful as a boyfriend that

he literally turns women gay.

It's possible.

But I think what's happening, though, is I think she came out as bisexual or Corey Booker's a woman.

It's possible.

Even one of those is very possible.

Equal, don't you say?

Equal chances.

Sure chances.

Yeah, sure.

But they're so woke

because she hasn't actually said it, they can't say it.

Yes.

So they're trying to tell you what it is without

saying it because they can't say it because she hasn't come out and identified herself as

well they don't want to uh what they don't want to do is they don't want to out they don't want to out her even though the story's about her outing herself right the story is legitimately titled Rosario Dawson has officially come out in latest interview as what when you walk out of the door people see you the whole point of coming out of the closet is because then you're now visible you're no longer hiding in a closet and you're visible but if you don't tell people what you are you're not visible you're still in the closet if you haven't explained what letter you are aren't you still in the closet

she's one of those letters one of those letters but that's just piggyback that's it she's in one of those closets you still have

never you're telling me that Monty Hall and Let's Make a Deal was somehow not an American tradition for many years.

You don't know what's behind curtain number one.

Curtain number two.

The letter is behind curtain number two.

You don't know.

It's a plus.

Right.

You knew there was something there.

Right.

Right.

You knew you were going to get a prize.

We know she's going to get a prize.

We just don't know which one.

So, do we know anything else about her?

Nope.

Do we want to know anything else about her?

Nope.

Can I give you another situation you don't want to know anything else about?

Yes.

It's a letter that came into Slate.

And of course, we have all of their magazines, CDs, or pamphlets,

whatever it is.

We have that and bustle.

Yes, and bustle.

They're big.

I want to take a quick moment to pause here.

Yeah.

And let you know, as a parent, if you happen to be with your children at this particular moment, it's a wonderful time to find a moment to switch to another station.

To talk about things.

Talk about things.

Turn the volume down for just a second.

Okay, all right.

And tell you what, I'm going to give you a chance

because, you know, you may be listening on your phone, and it's a long walk to your back pocket.

And so I'm going to give you a chance.

We're going to stop, take a break, and then come back because this story,

this story is

disturbing on so many levels.

And we go there next.

Again, one of those things where everybody's saying something because they can't say anything else, right?

Wouldn't you agree?

Yeah, yeah.

They can't judge.

Can't help you.

Dare you

judge.

All right, you don't know it.

By the way, another Glenn Beck prediction came home yesterday.

I don't know if you saw this.

Didn't Utah just say yes to polygamy?

They decriminalized it.

Decriminalized it.

As I believe what they did.

Yeah.

No real outrage there, is there?

Huh?

We barely even mentioned we're almost at the end of the show.

Nobody even mentioned that.

No calls about it today.

Polygamy is okay now.

Huh.

Who would have predicted?

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So we I really want to go to

this Slate article and just remind you this is

all being mainstreamed.

And

where are we now?

And who is

who Democrats?

Who are Democrats?

Who are liberals?

Listen to this.

If you're just joining us and you're with your kids, it's a good time to not be with your kids.

So here we go.

Dear How to Do It from Slate.

My wife and I have been in open marriage for about five years.

On the whole, our relationship has been uncommonly open and supportive.

We strive to encourage one another to explore and even playfully push the limits romantically and sexually.

Now, this is where it gets dark.

Because this is that first part's great.

We're happy with that overall.

That's fun.

For as long as I've known her, my wife has been interested in incest roleplay.

Ah, while it isn't my cup of tea exactly.

Exactly.

My cup of tea.

If my wife came to me and said, I want you to pretend you're my brother, I don't think I'd respond with, that's not exactly my cup of tea.

My cup of tea.

But hey.

She says, I've been willing to help support her in her exploration of this kind of fantasy and roleplay.

Sure, sure.

This is where it gets very, very dark and very, very twisted, much worse than it's been so far.

Often.

We like to eat our lovers.

We're almost there.

Often, she will have me dress up as her father, wear his cologne

while she will wear her high school clothes.

Dude, you got to just run at this point.

You should get in your car and drive any direction.

Do not have children with this woman.

Recently, though, things have started to move in an uncomfortable direction for me.

That wasn't uncomfortable.

No, it's fine with that.

Oh, I like to be.

Let me play your dad.

My wife is very close with her older brother, who is also by, and with whom we often speak very openly about sex and sexuality.

A few nights ago, and after a few drinks, my wife got to talking fairly explicitly about some of the family role-playing that

she and I are into.

And her brother,

who I thought would be kind of horrified, was not only entirely supportive, but vaguely expressed interest in exploring this with us.

When I got home, I expected my wife to make it clear that her brother, ever joining us in the bedroom, was entirely off the table, but instead she seemed to think it was a really good idea.

Wow.

In principle, I don't have a problem with the idea.

Oh, in principle.

He's a very principled guy.

And in principle, he doesn't have a problem.

The principle is having sex with your wife's brother.

Your wife's brother and your wife at the same time.

Okay.

together.

So that's the principle.

Yes.

Okay.

So if you're in principle, what's the problem?

Right.

Bottom line, I am just worried about how

you'd think it would be something really profound here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I am just worried about how this could affect my relationship with my brother-in-law.

Is there a way for me to make this happen without it getting weird?

Well, no.

No.

I mean,

straight out, no.

No.

No.

Now, you'd be happy to hear that the slate columnist

did not say, go for it.

It's a great idea.

Because that's where I thought this was going to go.

Christmas.

Christmas.

Family picnics.

That's going to get weird.

This is

legitimately the advice.

Doing incest with your wife introduces not just strings, but a potential tangle of them.

It's courting drama.

If you courting.

I swear, this is drama.

This is the problem.

Incest.

It could make holidays and other family get-togethers especially uncomfortable for you.

That's the worry.

And it ends with this.

Hold on.

You've got to get this advice because this is important.

If anyone needs to hear this.

If you're thinking about this,

this is important.

Important.

Just thinking about that.

I don't think you should do anything that makes you uncomfortable.

Particularly if it involves having sex with your wife and her brother.

Just always remember that advice.

That is.

If you take anything from today's show,

don't do things that make you uncomfortable, particularly if it involves having sex with your wife and her brother.

So that's the good advice,

that is really good.

I'm starting the show there tomorrow.

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