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He's on a cruise off the coast of Japan.

We assume he's going to be back tomorrow, but we don't fully have that knocked down yet.

Sorry, I'm still getting ready here.

What do we have

coming up today?

We have a lot of news from the election.

Saturday is

Nevada.

So we're getting to that point now where these things are going to be coming pretty quickly.

You have Nevada this week.

The week after is

South Carolina.

And then right after that, I think three days after that is Super Tuesday.

So it's interesting to see some of the polls that have come down.

I mean, you really haven't seen much of a bump for Buttigieg or Klobuchar in these secondary states.

And you haven't seen much of a fallout for Biden.

I mean, he's still there.

Elizabeth Warren is still there.

So maybe the whole momentum argument hasn't really held true this year.

That kind of seems like the case, at least so far.

We're going to come back here in just a minute.

We'll be all updated updated on that.

All the opposition research is starting to drop on Michael Bloomberg and all of it's really funny.

So we'll get to that today.

And

got some good Amy Klobuchar stuff as well.

It's all coming up.

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With Patton Stew for Glenn on the Glenbeck Program, Happy President's Day.

Not just any, I mean, well, yeah, just any president.

It's not a specific president anymore, right?

It used to be

Washington and Lincoln had their separate days, then they were combined, and it was like, nah, this is just for all presidents.

Okay.

Yeah, I generally only support William Henry Harrison today.

Really?

That's kind of where the direction I like to go.

Yeah.

I'll throw in a little Tyler at times,

you know, just to mix it up.

Okay.

Those are the only presidents I actually support on President's Day.

That's interesting.

Yeah, well, you know, look, if it was a specific president, then maybe I would think about them on this day.

But it's not.

It's just presidents in general, which, you know, a lot of them sucked.

So I don't know why they would be honored on a day like today.

Yeah.

But they are.

Are you a big James Buchanan fan too?

Huge Buchanan guy.

Buchanan.

Yeah.

Huge Buchanan guy.

Widely considered the worst president of all time.

Kind of is.

Yeah.

So.

Which is saying something.

Yeah, it is.

Because there's been some really bad ones.

Really bad ones.

Woodrow Wilson comes to mind.

Oh, my.

Lyndon Johnson comes to mind.

Thank you.

Thank you for mentioning him in this.

Yes, he's awful.

He was for some reason.

He gets a pass.

He gets a pass on this.

Is it because he didn't run for a second term?

Well, he had that half, you know, that one year

where he took over for Kennedy.

Then he won an election, and then he decided not to run for a second term.

So a second full term.

And maybe it's that that got him off?

I don't know.

That got him out of everybody thinking he was so bad because it was only, what, five years?

I mean, if he ran for a re-election and won, we'd have to come up with new numbers to describe the debt that we have.

Because right now, we're going to be quadrillion.

We kind of know quadrillion's next.

After that, who knows?

I don't think it's possible to know.

Just like the metric system, it's not possible to know what's next.

Yeah, nobody knows.

Nobody knows.

But when we get there, we would get there with Lyndon Johnson and another guy.

Quadrillion?

Oh,

easy.

Easy.

I think we get to the next one.

I mean, I would say it's Quintillion, but who even knows until you get there?

Yeah.

You don't know until you're on the doorstep of Quintillion

if it is Quintillion or Quadrillion or what it is.

But, I I mean,

there's a meme that goes around on social media, which I just love.

And it shows these

political buttons from a long time ago, from Social Security time and Medicare time.

And it's like,

remember 50 and 75 years ago when Republicans were telling us socialism was going to destroy our country?

I don't either.

Did it happen?

No.

And it's like, well,

you guys do realize we're $23 trillion in debt.

Yep, with $100 trillion in long-term liabilities.

And almost all of it are the two programs you're sitting here defending.

Yes.

Almost all of it.

That the Republicans were saying is socialism because it is.

It is.

It might be popular socialism, but it's socialism nonetheless.

Nobody wants to eliminate it now.

Everybody's afraid, scared to death to even say anything about it.

But Social Security and Medicare Medicaid have bankrupted this country.

And we just, we're like, oh, I love it.

Don't

keep the, keep the state out of my Medicare.

Even Republicans will say that.

Oh, yeah.

There is no opposition party for this.

The Democrats wanted bigger.

I mean, even, you know, Trump and all the Republicans say they are not going to do anything to screw with it.

It is exactly...

They're afraid of it.

They're afraid of it.

Because it is popular now.

Because

once you've been given stuff, you're going to want to keep taking it.

Yeah.

There's no going back on that.

You can't turn back on that.

And there is a legitimate argument from people who

have been paying into into the system for a long time and wish to receive it.

I understand that.

Like us, we've paid into the system for a really long time.

Yeah, though, no plan that looks to adjust it would change that.

If you are going to get Medicare soon, there's no plan that's under proposal that would

not even

use people.

It's only people who would be coming up in the system.

Remember when George W.

Bush?

wanted to reform it.

Yeah.

And it was like,

if you want to keep your current system, this won't touch anybody who's already got benefits.

And he would say that all the time.

No one cares.

Nobody cared.

It was like, you're going to take away my social security?

No, he specifically said he's not.

And by the way, he was offering something that would be, that for every person

that ever existed in the country would do much, you do much better under his proposed system.

And including after the 2008 collapse, all of that stuff, you'd still do much, much better under the proposal that was given by George W.

Bush at that time.

However, everyone was scared of it, so we didn't do it.

So now everyone gets less.

And we all cheer it because at least we can depend on less.

It is a bizarre thing.

Crazy.

And it's this weird denial where everyone looks at these programs as if they're positive things.

They are clearly destroying the future of our country when it comes to debt.

There's no doubt about it.

Every single estimate looking forward says the same thing, that this is going to

grow from where it is now at $23 trillion in debt and will continue to increase.

And then not only will it be these programs that are wiping us out, but it will also be the payments on the debt on the past years of that program that will wind up being 30%, 40, 50% of our budget every year.

That is not a sustainable situation.

However, it's popular, and so people go on the internet and they post these things as if they're brilliant geniuses.

And does anybody ever put a minute of thought into what they're actually posting?

I don't think so.

Did you see that story that said by 2030, we're going to be at 180% of GDP

in our debt?

Our debt will be 180% of GDP.

It's not possible.

It's unsustainable.

So

if we don't stop that trend by then,

it's going to be a disaster.

And this is why we don't shouldn't have President's Day.

We're going to honor people that put us $180 trillion in debt.

Come on.

Come on.

That's not good.

That's not right.

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This is great.

The Iowa caucus

was a total debacle for the Democrats.

I mean, they just

botched it so badly.

I mean,

even they admit that.

Not just because all of the candidates sucked.

Right.

Because that was a disaster.

That was the, we knew that disaster going in, though.

This is the secondary disaster in which they couldn't count the votes.

Amazing.

Did you see, did you see this report in the New York Times, by the way, that went over all the ways they made mistakes?

No.

It is incredible.

Because

for all the beating the New York Times takes, 99.9% of it very well deserved.

They're really good at this type of thing, which is looking at an inane amount of

depth to cover these really intricate things like this.

And so they go through and just list how, like, you know, the way the system works is you have to get 15% of the vote to have any chance to be viable, right?

So you go in there, and

a lot of candidates have 10% of the vote.

And so they're not viable.

And those people can go to another candidate.

So whatever the first count of votes is, has to be the lowest amount of votes

in total, right?

People can't come in after that, that first vote.

So they look and they have like a hundred different places where there's like 5,000 votes in the first vote, and then there's 6,000 in the second.

Well, no one was allowed to join after the first vote.

You couldn't come in and do it again.

And there's mistakes like that all over the place.

And they have it all documented.

Sometimes it's like, well.

it's like they've done this for just the first time.

It's incredible.

It's incredible.

And the rules are so complicated, Pat.

I actually understand how it got screwed up.

There are things like...

Hasn't it always been, though?

Why don't they have this down yet?

I don't know.

I don't know.

They did change a lot of the rules because

the Bernie people came in after last time, and they were pissed about it last time.

They thought they should have won.

Iowa last time.

They lost in a very close election to Hillary, went on to blow Hillary out in New Hampshire.

And they think if they would have won both of those states, maybe they get the nomination.

It would have changed the 3 million people who voted against him or 4 million people who voted against him.

There's a huge gap there.

People are like, oh, he got the election taken from him.

Really, he lost.

I mean, be honest about it.

Yeah, he got his butt kicked.

With Bernie Sanders, what you have is about 25% of people who actually like Bernie in that primary.

Another 15% who just didn't like Hillary, which gets him to 40, does not get him to 50.

Like, Hillary still won 60% of the vote in the primary overall.

But

this is their complaint.

This was their big complaint.

So that's why they had the popular vote released this time for the first time.

And they had the secondary popular vote, which Bernie won on both counts.

Budigic still wins with the

statewide delegate equivalents.

But the statewide delegate equivalent,

obviously it's a ridiculous idea.

Just count the stupid votes, right?

And again, I understand that this is what the left says about the Electoral College.

It's a totally different situation.

In a primary like this, it makes a lot of sense to just do the popular vote.

So they look at this, and they would come down, and two people would tie

for

the amount of delegates they were supposed to have.

So there'd be one delegate outstanding.

Let's say they had five and they were supposed to tie.

They can't split the delegates.

So instead of it being two and a half versus two and a half, which might make some sense if you tie, right?

They have to award the one delegate to one of the two candidates.

So it has to be three to two, even if they tie, which makes no sense.

Weird.

So this is why you saw the coin flipping going on, legitimately

flipping coins.

It's ridiculous.

Why are you flipping a

coin toss in a political matchup like that?

It's ridiculous.

Is that democracy?

I guess so.

This is what democracy looks like, as they used to chant all the time.

Oh, man.

So in other times, there would be like they would have to round

the vote percentages off, and they would round them incorrectly.

So then there'd be extra delegates.

They only had eight, set seven to give away, and they gave away eight.

Like, this is happening all over the state.

Unreal.

And, you know, so this is a complete disaster.

And the app was a big part of it because the app was supposed to do a lot of these calculations for the people.

So, how much of this was because they had new rules?

Was all of it some of it?

What they were describing, you know, the app was supposed to do it all.

Obviously, the app didn't work.

So then

they had a long handbook that that would describe what to do in all of these really intricate situations.

So if you have a tie, if you have

too many delegates, too few delegates, if the rounding leads to both people getting a delegate when only one of them is supposed to, blah, blah, blah.

All these complicated situations.

A long handbook that they admit themselves did not actually cover all of the possibilities.

Why don't you just go to a primary?

I mean, it's ridiculous.

Just let people come in and vote for their favorite candidate.

Yeah.

Make it easy.

They're doing this thing in, and I actually think this is a really good thing for all voting, but they're doing this thing in Nevada this time with

basically what is essentially ranked choice voting.

And didn't they have the same system, though?

They had the same app.

So they had the same app initially.

Now they've changed this

pat.

So now they have a new app that is coming on party-controlled iPads.

So the party comes and gives you the iPad with the new app on it that they've never used.

Oh, good.

Now, considering they were using a different approach

weeks ago, what could possibly go wrong?

What could go wrong?

So, they're going to try to do this.

And now, they also have here early state voting.

So, how do you do that with a caucus?

You're supposed to all go into a room and then everyone gets in their dumb groups, right?

Yeah.

So, in Nevada, they're having early voting where they're doing basically a ranked choice voting.

So, you're like, my number one choice is Tulsi Gabbard, my number two is Tom Steyer, my number three is Joe Biden, right?

So, if Steyer and Gabbard are not viable at 15%, your votes will go to Biden.

You can rank them like that, which I think is a smart thing for all voting, actually.

Because then

you'd be able to, it wouldn't seem like you're throwing your vote away on a third-party candidate.

If you think you want to go for the, whatever, the libertarian

in a particular race,

you go to your second choice.

You go to your second choice, which would be the Republican, let's say.

And I think that makes a lot of sense, frankly.

So they're going to do something.

Like you said, people couldn't take.

It's a binary choice.

You throw your vote away.

And I get that argument, but

you wind up with a two-party system till the end of time with two terrible parties with that idea.

And that's where we are.

And that's where we are because of it, right?

So they've started doing that.

They did it in Maine.

They've been trying to roll this out across the country,

which, you know, so far they've got, I think, one or two areas that do it.

But I do think it's a good long-term solution because you should be able to do that.

Like, if I want to say, like, you know what, the Constitution Party is really the party I really like, but obviously they're going to get 0.1%,

so I'd rather go with the Republican Party.

Or, you know what, you could be like, hey, I really want to vote for the Socialist Workers' Party, but they're really not going to win.

So if I don't get that, then I can have the Democrat.

And that would make sense.

It would also inform people of, you know, what are the flavors here, right?

Like, you've got, you have different flavors to choose from.

You can pick what's the actual, maybe there is an appetite for socialism.

Who knows?

We're seeing it right now.

Who knew?

I know the Democrats didn't seem to think this.

They used to say the era of big government is over.

They used to not co-sponsor Medicare for all.

Now they all think socialism is the way to go.

Well, when Obamacare was proposed, we were told

we're not going to go to single payer.

That's nothing like what we're talking about.

No.

Wasn't it the lie of the year one year?

Yeah, I think it was from PolitiFact saying that if you think that single payer is part of this, you're nuts.

Well, of course, it's the long-term plan.

And the architect of Obamacare said so.

Well, it's not a Trojan horse, is it?

It's It's just right there.

I'm telling you.

I'm telling you, we're going to single-payer.

Well, that happened a lot sooner, I think, than anybody imagined it could.

Because just, you know, what are we, eight years later, they start saying, yeah, I'm for universal single-payer healthcare.

It's incredible.

And they all are.

They're all running against Obamacare, virtually all of them.

They're all saying, you know what sucks Obamacare.

And that's why we need Medicare for all.

Or, I mean, even the thing that, you know, probably the most friendly to Obamacare has been Biden.

Obviously, he was in a big, a big role in trying to pass that.

But even he says we need to fix this because of X, Y, and Z.

You know, we need a public option.

We need to massively expand what we did then.

Why?

They're all saying what they did then didn't work.

Yeah.

But they told us this was the solution.

And here you are running against it.

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Now, the polling in Nevada is interesting because

Biden was considering Nevada and South Carolina his firewall.

Now it looks like just South Carolina so far might be a firewall for him because Bernie's ahead in Nevada, too.

Now, Bernie was right up there in Nevada anyway.

He's now up by more than a little.

He's up by seven points in the latest poll.

Now, Nevada's very difficult to poll because of

the ridiculous rules we just talked about.

So it's hard to depend on that.

I mean, it's hard to poll a primary anyway.

And then when you get to caucus world, it's even more crazy.

But, I mean, this is a crazy race.

There's eight candidates in the race right now.

Eight candidates on the Democratic side are left after the 57,394 that actually ran.

There's eight left.

One of them is Michael Bloomberg, who's not running in Nevada at all.

Another one is Tulsi Gabbard, who is at 0%

in the poll there.

Which is interesting because, you know, she's,

I think she's an attractive candidate, you know, in more ways than one.

She's actually attractive, but also

she, I think the perception is that she's a little bit more moderate.

She's a little more reasonable.

And she's really not, as far as ideology is concerned, but she does, you can talk to her.

It's like she's not a wild-eyed liberal.

She's not a crazed

liberal.

She's smart and she's

seemingly emotionally balanced, which is a lot more than you can say for many of these candidates.

Yes.

She, however, and you know, like she's very, I think she's a good candidate.

Remember, though, the reason why the Clintons hate her so much is because when everyone, she was really looking for congressional endorsements,

Tulsi said, you know what, I'm endorsing Berning in 2016,

and I'm going to run his campaign here in Hawaii.

She was one of the high-level people, campaign chairs in Hawaii.

So, I mean, again, we're talking about someone who we're considering moderate who endorsed Bernie Sanders last time.

Incredible.

That's how far this party has moved.

People who endorse Bernie Sanders seem moderate.

That's incredible.

So

you look at this poll and the way that Nevada is shaping up.

And this is Saturday, by the way.

You have eight candidates in the race.

Two are at 0%.

Every other candidate, all six, are in double digits.

So literally.

Crazy race.

Anybody could win.

Anybody could win.

Any of the six.

I would say any of those six could win this race.

I mean, you go down to you have Sanders at 25.

Biden at 18, Warren at 13, Steyer at 11, which people are forgetting about Steyer because he he hasn't made any impact yet, and Bloomberg has overshadowed his, I'm going to spend a billion dollars to win an election, sort of shtick.

But Steyer has spent all of his money in Nevada and South Carolina, so he's doing pretty well in both of those states and double digits in both of them.

And then Buddha Judge and Klovichar are at 10.

Wow.

So, I mean, could Budajudge have a great day and win?

I think that's possible.

Could Klovichar?

It's possible.

Could Steyer, it's possible.

Again,

it's a situation where it's a caucus.

So no one can predict these things with any sort of accuracy.

This is a total crapshoot I don't know about.

It's gonna be interesting to watch.

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The 2020 election continues to be pretty wild.

I mean, I don't know what the Democrats are going to do because if you're just a normal person

who believes in old-fashioned Democrat values, you think it's the party of

JFK,

and then you look at the options available now, and you see nothing but socialists, communist,

lunatics.

What are you going to do?

Who are you going to vote for?

They all bet that that was where the party was going, and most of them are wrong, right?

I mean,

he is at least a real socialist, right?

He's been doing this forever.

The other ones are real.

And so is, for all intents and purposes, Elizabeth Warren.

Elizabeth Warren.

Although she just won't admit it.

She won't admit it.

She made an interesting decision, though, and I think it was a flawed one, to say, to kind of stake that ground out early.

Basically, I'm as left as Bernie Sanders, except for the fact that I'm a little bit more friendly to establishment, the establishment types.

And that was not a good decision because

any hope she had at grabbing people who were just normal Democrats kind of goes away when you turn into Bernie.

You don't want to go full Bernie.

It's not a good idea.

And so now she's trying to pitch herself as this fusion candidate.

You can have the good stuff from Bernie and the good stuff from the old school with me because that's me.

It's like, well, you just spent the last year telling us you were Bernie.

Now you're now you're not Bernie.

Now you're somewhere in between and everyone can agree on you.

It's like, what is her case of being a fusion candidate?

It's not strong.

And that's why she's sinking in the polls.

Yeah.

I think her time is gone.

I think she should probably just get out of the race right now.

If she wants a socialist to be president, she should right away.

Yes.

Hop out of there, let Bernie take over.

Most of your support probably goes to Bernie, or at least there's a good chance that it does.

And arguably, the only reason to stay in at this point when you're sinking like she is is for your future, right?

For 2024.

All right, I'm setting myself up for next time now.

Well, there's no next time for her.

She's going to be 76 years old next time.

Of course, I guess that doesn't matter to me.

I'm not going to be chicken in this field.

What are you talking about?

They might be like, look, she's only 76.

She doesn't have the experience necessary in this Democratic field.

But with her, you think maybe

you get that Hail Mary coming through.

I mean, as we just pointed out, she's in double digits in Nevada.

There's no reason per se she couldn't win there other than the fact that she's supposed to be so tough and so good with unions, but now she's supporting a policy that will rip the throat out of their health care because they actually have good health care because they've been going after the union negotiations for a long time.

They've been fighting it for

illegal.

And that's not something they like very much.

Surprisingly.

Hard to blame them.

And then you have people like Joe Biden, who's supposed to be a moderate in this field, who can't even say that illegal immigration is bad.

Like, even when you say illegal immigration,

he's touting it as a benefit to our country, illegal immigration.

Now, it's one thing to say we shouldn't be as harsh on certain immigrants, maybe people who came here as a child and with no fault of their own, as they always say, and they've been living here forever.

They've never even known their own country, and you're going to send them back.

There's a

pretty good hunger for that argument among the American people.

When you're saying that there's no downside to illegal immigrants coming to the country, they're a net benefit.

They're a net benefit.

It's a gift.

That's what he said this week.

This is Joe Biden talking about

illegal immigration with Jorge Ramos.

Listen.

At the debate in Houston, you said that during the Obama-Biden administration, and I quote, we didn't lock people in cages.

But you actually did.

Not in the same numbers as in the Trump administration, but you did.

We found a picture of an eight-year-old boy from Honduras.

Yes.

And

what this was

in 2014,

in a detention center in McAllen, Texas, Ice Park

with the

Yes.

And what happened was all the unaccompanied children were coming across the border.

We tried to get them out.

Kept them safe and get them out of the detention centers,

essentially that center that were run by Homeland Security and get them into communities as quickly as we can.

And people would say they were cages.

Well, look.

Look.

You know you're not telling the truth here about the comparison of the two things.

I'm saying that the numbers in your administration were not the same as the ones we're seeing right now.

No, beyond that, but look how quickly we got them out and got them back to families.

Look how we didn't engage and we sought the relatives here.

We sought to get them into safe communities.

We sought to get them out of the control of Homeland Security to get them safe.

But they came unaccompanied.

Unaccompanied.

Yeah, many of them.

And by the way, one of the things that was doing, and you may recall, I'm the only guy that got it done, was to provide for $750 million

so people didn't want to leave in the first place by going down to Honduras and Guatemala and El Salvador and making sure that we, in fact, changed the circumstances which is causing them to flee to begin with.

You may remember I spent,

I spent hundreds of, well, no, they didn't.

They dropped off extensively.

Extensively.

And then

there was another way of Central American immigrants.

Yeah, and what happened?

Because they stopped funding it.

Under this administration three years ago, stopped spending the money.

They stopped going after the gangs.

They stopped the street lighting.

They stopped building boys and girls' clubs.

They stopped the gangs.

That is the big thing.

There's a boys and girls' clubs.

If we could just have more boys and girls' clubs, it'd be almost

a nirvana.

I've heard people say this in Honduras before.

If we had more boys and girls clubs, this is essentially Beverly Hills.

Right.

That's what they always say.

This is basically Roderick Hill.

We're perfectly fine and we'll never leave.

We'll never leave.

You build us one more boys and girls clubs.

We'll build one short.

We're all set.

One short.

And we don't know if it's a boys' club or a girls' club, but we know we're one away from paradise.

So I'll tell you what, build one boys' club and one girls' club.

And then we're definitely fine.

And we're for sure.

We're a little worried that people are going to go from America to Honduras at that point.

You build both of of them?

Oh, my God.

Game over.

That is where it really hits.

Over for the United States.

And that clip is about

the Cages thing, which is interesting because Ramos is one of these guys who is so ideological on the idea that people should be able to cross the border whenever they want into America that he will take on Democrats.

Yeah, he will.

Every once in a while.

He will.

Because

if Democrats deport people,

you know, hey, we had this guy who came in and he's he's responsible for 47 murders.

Should we deport him?

Ramos will call that person out if you say yes.

You know, look, if you're a Democrat and you're like, look, we want all illegal immigrants to come in, with the exception of that one guy who murdered 47 children, that person should be deported immediately.

Ramos will take you on.

He's that ideological on it.

Yes.

So you do get these good moments occasionally where Biden there is forced to acknowledge the fact that, yes, they did have kids in cages back when

he he was vice president.

And his big argument seems to be, well, but we had some, we had less.

We had less.

We had less.

And I'm not even sure that's true.

And they weren't in there as long.

Yeah.

And we were working to get them into a community.

In other words, he's working to keep them here.

And so the difference is that

Trump, who, by the way, had all kinds of unaccompanied children come flooding through the border, too.

Remember that whole...

There was a whole hysteria about it.

And so

he also separated

that was the separation.

You put the kids in one area and the adults in another because we didn't know who they went to.

And many of them were unaccompanied as well.

Yeah.

And so it was the same situation.

It's just that Trump was trying to figure out whether they should stay in this country or go back to their own.

So

in the time period that they were in there, was it any longer than under Obama?

I doubt it.

And all I know is that

Donald Trump will not build boys and girls clubs in Honduras.

And that's where he's at.

I'm sure he's a

notice he didn't address that in the State of the Union.

I do notice that.

The State of the Union is strong.

It would be stronger if we built more boys and girls' clubs in Honduras.

That's when it gets strong.

But you know why he won't?

Because he hates.

He hates.

He does hate.

Boys and girls.

He does hate.

And their clubs.

We also have this clip of him talking about specifically illegal immigration and how wonderful it is for the United States of America.

It's a good benefit.

For sure.

Of course.

Listen.

We can afford to do this in terms of this is a big country.

The idea we can't accommodate more people in the interest of the United States.

And by the way,

guess what?

They're the reason why.

It's illegal as well as undocumented.

They're the reason why our society is functioning.

The reason why our economy is booming.

They're the reason our economy is booming.

We stand up and act like it's a burden.

It is not a burden.

It's a gift.

So the reason the economy is doing well is illegal immigrants.

Yes.

Huh.

Who knew?

I didn't know that.

I did not know that.

Look at the things we're learning here from Joe.

Wow, that's good.

Boys and girls clubs saving Honduras.

Yeah.

And this.

It's a gift.

I find it interesting the way he starts that answer, too, which is really revealing.

He's like, look, we're a huge country.

Of course we can accommodate these people.

And it's a net benefit.

Well, is it that we're accommodating them or is it a net benefit?

Like, are we a big country that can swallow up the negatives that might come along with illegal immigration, but because we're so nice and and we're so wealthy, we can do it.

That's argument one.

Argument two is whenever they come over here, it's a great thing for us.

Those are two separate arguments.

They can't exist together.

Both can't be true.

Because if they're a net benefit, it's not about us accommodating them.

It's about inviting more.

Like, why are you putting boys and girls clubs in Honduras to keep them in Honduras if it's a gift to us?

Yeah, they should all be built here in the United States so they can come here and enjoy them.

We should build those motorized walkways that just bring people right to the border from Honduras.

Let them get here faster.

If it's a net benefit, why don't we charter flights to get people in here?

Yeah, it's a good, it's a good question, Stu.

It's like they want every side of this argument, right?

Like, you want to be able to say, Look, this is the easiest thing in the world.

We're helping people out.

And yes, we have to swallow a little bit of these negatives, but we're a great big country and we're so rich, the wealthiest country in the world.

Let's give them everything.

By the way, everything they're doing here is helping us and it's positive.

Why do we have to be a wealthy country?

We should be, if we were a poor country, we should want more of them if they're a gift to our nation and the only reason our economy survives.

Yes.

These are just blatantly, these are arguments having fights with each other.

And this is one of the issues with Joe Biden is he's so incoherent at this point.

He does this stuff all the time.

It's why he's not leading in these polls.

Again, this has been Joe Biden's election to lose this entire time.

He's losing it.

The problem is he's really good at losing it.

And he, you know, the Democratic voters, basically, since the launch of this election, have said, we want to give this race to you, Joe.

Oh, yeah, no.

And he has stand up, stood up proudly and said, no, I will not have it.

I will not take it.

Get out of my face.

There is no way I'm going to accept your election.

I do not want your nomination.

Stop bothering me with it.

Look at how incoherent I am.

I don't make any sense.

If you're going to elect me, I'm going to make you pay for it.

I'm going to be completely incoherent all the time.

That's the way I think he's been doing it.

It's questionable, Pat, whether it's a good idea.

By the way, we're going to be talking a little bit about the election tonight on Stew Does America.

It airs, I think it's 8 o'clock Eastern, but you can get it on podcasts.

Subscribe on YouTube as well.

One of the things that was great, Pat, because people subscribe, we always ask them to rate and review the podcast.

A big portion of that is because it helps other people discover the podcast.

It also will heal your illness.

If you happen to be sick, if you rate and review Stew Does America positively, you will be cured of that illness.

A lot of people don't know that.

I didn't know that.

A lot of people are going to doctors.

They're trying medication.

They don't need to.

They don't need to.

Just go and rate and review Stu Does America.

That's easy.

It'll cure everything.

That's easy.

And I said the other day, kind of offhandedly, that I don't care what you write as the reviewer.

Just make it, say it's great, whatever.

And that's fine.

Just write that.

I'm fine with it.

Well, now there are pages and pages of reviews that just say,

it's great, comma, whatever, period.

The entire review.

Of course.

Because Because we have the biggest Smart Alec audience in the world.

I love them.

It's so great.

It's awesome.

I know

when we came back from break over the holidays on January 2nd, I said on the show, look,

let's just make a rule.

January 2nd is the only day we can say happy new year.

Okay.

Because I don't want people still calling up and saying happy new year on March 3rd.

Right.

So what are they doing?

Oh, no.

Everybody's writing down on their calendar that they're calling it to wish Happy New Year on March 3rd.

Specifically, because I said don't.

They live to torture us at some level, but I do very much enjoy it.

You gotta love them.

You can get all the links, by the way, stewdoesamerica.com, all the social links.

Subscribe to YouTube.

I know, Pat, you have your YouTube channel up as well.

Yes.

Pat Gray Unleashed.

One of the things you can do there is click on the little bell thing there, and it'll give you the notifications whenever we post something new.

So I would encourage that as well.

And just remember, it's great whenever.

Just remember that when you're doing your review.

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By the way, in addition to Stu Does America, there's also leakages that has just taken the world by storm.

Oh, too much.

Oh, my God.

Almost too much.

And you can find that at youtube.com/slash Pat Gray.

I was upset that Twitter was pushing it down and not allowing it to trend worldwide.

Yeah, because obviously

when you know there's a new leakages episode, and that happens every seven years or so.

And it's especially popular in Uganda, and just shut it down there.

So the Ugandans didn't get their share of leakages this time.

After watching the leakages episode, by the way, Pat,

I noticed there wasn't a lot of problem solving in this particular episode.

There's a lot of problem identifying.

Is that

what you created?

You found a lot of awareness.

I think awareness is my new thing.

I want people to be aware of the problem.

Perhaps on the next episode...

You know, we solve some of those.

So like seven Valentine's Days from now, then you're going to actually have solutions for these particular leakages problems.

Okay, well, I'm looking forward to that.

I mean, we only spent three and a half billion dollars on it.

What do you want?

Yeah, you're not going to solve it, you're not going to be able to solve everything.

No, it's true.

You should run for president with that attitude in the Democratic Party.

It's true.

We only spent three and a half billion dollars.

What are we going to do?

Solve it?

I would absolutely be a frontrunner at this point.

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It's supposed to be close to 80 today, by the way.

Right.

77, 76, 77 today.

I love it.

And then maybe 40 degrees colder tomorrow.

Yeah, well, screw that down.

I only care about today.

Okay.

Okay.

I only care about today.

That's a good point of view,

Stuart, really is.

Don't worry about anything else.

Just live for today.

That's the best way to do it.

From what I understand, it's the best way to live your life.

I haven't checked in on it, but I'm going to try it.

I think Michael Bloomberg subscribes to it.

We'll show you some of that.

coming up here in just a few minutes.

He's he had a busy weekend, uh, yeah, that's one way of

putting it, did a lot, apparently, and we'll get to some of that coming up.

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Today with Pat and Stu for Glenn 888 727BECK, Michael Bloomberg had quite a busy weekend.

Actually, I'm not positive where he first began singing and dancing.

When did that...

I'm not sure when that occurred.

But the video of the singing and dancing for Michael Bloomberg just started springing up on the internet.

Pat, you know, he was in a musical.

Yeah.

And see

New York City.

One way of abbreviating that would be NYC.

Now, if you were to be super duper clever, you might recognize that the C that stands for city could also

stand for

the C.

S-E-A.

So if you were to do an underwater musical called NYC,

it would be a very good move for the rest of your life.

Wouldn't it?

It would.

And Michael is finding that out.

And I want my next president

to be good in a Broadway musical.

Me too.

That's the main thing I'm looking for.

And I think this goes beyond good.

I mean, he's great in this.

Watch in Michael Bloomberg in a fish outfit.

No, that's not him.

But he's arm in arm with

lobster.

He's sort of dancing, but not sort of.

Okay, then we get a little dance scene.

The guy lobster walks away, now turns back to the fish, and here comes Mike.

Up there, we got big the bucks.

Big the buff.

Up there's a waves making trouble.

Up there Aeron's taking drugs.

New Yorkers, the bravest people.

The cops are not big they care.

It's true, firefighters, teachers.

We got heroes everywhere.

Oh, my God.

Oh, man, that is painful.

That's painfully bad.

Not only should Michael Bloomberg's campaign be over, we should shut down Broadway over that.

If that happened on Broadway, yes.

Yes.

Because you can hear the guy who's the lobster guy who's singing, like, can you know, he's, he can sing, I guess, and he's, you can tell he's very Broadway.

The Bloomberg part of it is so bad.

He's like way off time.

Not only off key and

he doesn't even know what time to come in.

Right.

He has no idea.

He's trying to be funny with an A-Rod drug joke.

So bad.

And then there's this.

Is this the same play just later on, or is this a separate Broadway musical?

I think that it's the same play.

I think it's the same play.

Later in the play, he's not a fish anymore.

Now he's like a Mary Poppins character, and he's got an umbrella.

And watch what happens here.

Maybe this isn't a fish.

I'll tell you where I'm going.

Wow, that's first Iowa, then New Hampshire.

Maybe I can get the whole country to behave.

And he's lifted up and he floats away

with everybody waving goodbye to him.

That's

great.

It'd be fun to eventually be in that point where we can wave goodbye to him.

Yes.

Wow.

Oh, my gosh.

It's so cringeworthy.

Why do the politicians do this?

I don't know.

I really don't know.

They think that, like, this is going to make it be relatable.

I think if I do this, people will think I'm funny.

And then

it'll be okay.

They'll love it.

At the end of the day, they'll just remember me as the guy who just has fun with things.

There's just a guy that just wants to jump in.

I don't take myself too seriously.

I don't.

Look at it.

I'm in a play with a lobster.

How can I possibly take myself seriously?

I'm not afraid to be arm in arm with a man.

That shows you how inclusive I am.

That's me.

That's Mr.

Inclusive is what I am.

Mr.

Inclusive.

And they try to do these things.

And look, every politician

has participated in nonsense like this at one time or another.

I mean, there's, I mean, you go back to.

What was the clip with Trump and Giuliani where they're they both dressed as women?

I don't.

I mean, all of these things are just so ridiculous.

They exist for everybody.

It's never a good call, though.

No.

There's never a moment you're like, you know what?

That worked out well.

Is there nobody around you that says, Mike, no, this isn't a good idea.

Don't do this.

Don't do this.

Don't do this to yourself.

You're a billionaire, Mike.

You're the type of person who can buy your way out of situations like this.

All right.

Just don't do it.

Is everybody around him a yes man?

It must be.

It must be.

Because nobody warned him off it nobody warned him off uh

this particular discussion either where he is uh talking about death panels uh this is a little different setting he's not on broadway in this particular no are you sure yeah i'm pretty sure i'm pretty sure this is this is him where he's denying health care to the elderly yeah it's always good listen all of these costs keep going up nobody wants to pay any more money and at the rate we're going health care is going to bankrupt us so not only do we have a problem, it's going to bankrupt us.

And we've got to sit here and say which things we're going to do and which things we're not.

Nobody wants to do that.

You know, you show up with prostate cancer,

95 years old,

you should say, go and enjoy, have a nice mood, live a long life, go home and die.

And you can't do anything.

If you're a young person, we should do something about it.

If you're young.

Society's not willing to do that yet.

Yeah, so if you're old, we're going to tell you, go have fun, enjoy yourself.

Enjoy your

rectal cancer.

You're going to love it.

It's going to be great.

It really will.

Basically, a giant party for you is what it is.

Have a great time with it.

You may have heard bad things about it, but don't believe any of that.

Just go home and have fun, and then you'll be dead.

And we won't have to worry about you.

It's prostate cancer.

It's it's a joy, and you should really.

I mean, you should uniquely you're it's uniquely wonderful.

That doesn't seem that great to me.

No, it doesn't.

But

there's a

this is a very standard argument by many, not even just the left, where the idea is, yeah, you're too old.

You don't deserve the care.

I know, I don't tend to ascribe to that.

It seems like

a bad idea to do this.

It's the culture of death in the Democrat Party.

They don't care.

This is only true if you have...

left-wing healthcare ideas that are implemented.

Because yes, then you have to ration.

You can't give people the care that they need.

You have to come up with some line where you say, all right, well, how about old people?

They don't get it.

Or how about,

I mean, go back in history, you'd find other examples.

They would say, this color doesn't get it, or this sexual preference doesn't get it, or whatever it is.

Or this able-bodied person isn't as able-bodied as other people.

And so, you know, they can go off and die too and enjoy it.

Enjoy that.

This is not a rare thing.

This is not a Michael Bloomberg thing.

This is a progressive

thing.

This is, we can't afford to.

It goes back to eugenics, really.

Yeah.

It's survival of the fittest.

They somehow try to make that.

Oh, well, that is a

Republican thing, this social Darwinism.

That's a Republican thing.

It's like, is it?

Really?

No.

Seems like

they're the ones who are applying it all the time.

I mean, conservatives like merit.

And if you want to say merit is social Darwinism, sure, you can say that if you want.

It's not real.

It's not true, but you can say it.

This is a situation where you don't even get a chance.

You're 95 years old.

You have a certain kind of cancer, no treatment.

Sorry.

Why?

Well, you know, it's true when you make private health care illegal.

And where is that?

It's like all sorts of things.

By the way, where is that cutoff with you're too old?

Is it 70?

Is it 75?

Is it 80?

It's whatever age Michael Bloomberg is.

It's one day older than him.

Everyone can die.

That's for sure.

But he gets to do whatever he needs to do.

All right.

He had even more to say this week, and it was a busy one for him.

We'll get to that in 60 seconds.

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Patton Stew for Glenn on the Glen Back program talking about Michael Bloomberg and the weekend he had the wonderful weekend.

He was talking about farming.

This is amazing, too.

If this guy isn't one of the biggest elitists you have ever seen, and

what I think he believes is that he's so far above the rest of us, he's so much better than we are that he just believes he can pontificate on whatever topic and just make people understand what the real deal is.

Like, you don't understand that you can't drink more than 16 ounces of a soft drink.

I need to legislate that for you because I'm way above you.

You don't need salt, and I'm going to ban that for you so that you don't kill yourself.

Even the poor need to be taxed more so they have less money to buy food because they buy food and eat food that isn't good for them.

Wow.

Okay.

And now

we find out some of his thoughts on farmers and farming.

Anybody, even people in this room, so no offense intended, to be a farmer.

It's a process.

You dig a hole, you put a seed in, you put dirt on top, add water, up comes the corn.

Then we had 300 years.

You could learn that.

Then you have 300 years of the Industrial Society.

You put the piece of metal on the lathe, you turn the crank, and the direction of the arrow, and you have a job.

And we created a lot of jobs.

One point, 98% of the world worked

in agriculture.

Today it's 2% in the United States.

Now comes the information economy.

And the information economy is fundamentally different because it's built around replacing people

with technology.

And the skill sets that you have to learn are how to think and analyze.

And that is a whole degree level

different.

You have to have a different skill set.

You have to have a lot more gray matter.

You've got to be smarter.

Yeah, gray matter.

You have to be smarter than farmers and people who work in factories.

Farmers.

Yuck.

I scrape them off my shoe, is what I do with farmers.

Oh, make them right off my shoe.

Disgusting.

They're disgusting people who feed us.

It's so easy.

You put a seed into the ground, you put some dirt on it, and you water it.

Up comes corn.

Is there anything to it?

I don't know.

If there is, I don't know what it is.

There's nothing to it.

You know, you put a little dirt on there, you put a little water on there, and what pops up?

I mean, every fruit and vegetable you could ever want.

Yes.

Enough to feed the world.

Right.

You know, one of the reasons why

98% of people used to be in agriculture and only 2% are is because the people doing it are so good at it.

Right.

Right.

Yes, you can plant a garden out in front of your house.

I know, you know,

by the way, it's dang hard to get the hard thing to do.

Right, that's a hard garden.

Now we're talking about yield percentages and how you can get the maximum amount of crops out of a very small amount of area.

And these, the technology is, is, is applied there.

I mean, you've got GP tractors or GPSs that are running by themselves.

And they're, I mean, this is incredible technology.

You have to be brilliant to get anything to happen.

I could get a freaking thing to come out of the ground of my life dependent on it.

Nope.

Unless someone drops the thing at the grocery store on the ground, it's the only time I'm getting food off of the ground.

That's it.

I have no hope.

If If it's out of the produce aisle, it doesn't come into my home.

But does his elitism show here or what?

I mean, yeah, farmers are stupid.

Factory workers are stupid.

To do things like I do, oh, you got to be smart.

Oh, yeah.

And of course I am.

And that's why I'm going to be president and tell you what to do.

The information economy is where all the smart people are.

I mean, you know, look, sure, farmers can feed the world, but can they get someone to tweet a cat video?

And the answer is probably not.

The answer to that is not.

Exactly.

These people, these people can't even tweet a meme.

They can't do it.

Sure, they can give you thousands of varieties of fruits and vegetables.

They can give you all the meat that you need.

They can give you all.

But can they screw up an election in Iowa?

No.

No.

They can't do it.

They can't.

They can't do it.

If they ran it, it probably would work, those losers.

It's really incredible to see it in action.

And this is him.

All the time.

And we keep saying he had a bad weekend.

He didn't have a bad weekend.

And none of these things happened this weekend.

These things have all happened in the past.

And it's just the very beginning of the

past.

Yeah, it's the very beginning of the opposition research that's coming on Bloomberg because they're starting to take him seriously.

I mean, he's showing up at 15 and 18% in some of these national polls.

He's leading in some of these Super Tuesday states.

I think Florida is one of them.

Yeah.

I mean, he's got, he has put himself in a position to have a shot at winning.

And people like to say, oh, he's buying the election.

No person, he is no person

is

forced to vote for him, nor is he paying anybody individually.

He's running ads saying, this is what I believe, this is who I am, and people can either choose to believe it or not.

Tom Steyer is also spending a lot of money, and no one's voting for him outside of two states.

You know, this idea that you can buy an election is ridiculous.

What you can do, though, is get yourself heard.

You know, it's like the idea of the New York Yankees, where Yankees can spend a zillion dollars every single year and make themselves, at least give themselves a chance to compete.

It's been a a long time since they won a World Series, though.

Was it 96?

It's been a long time.

Yeah, it's been a long time.

It's been a long freaking time.

It might be around 96.

Yeah.

And so it doesn't mean you automatically can buy an election, but you can at least get your voice heard.

You can at least be considered.

Also, something else that popped up apparently in the opposition research.

In 1990, the employees compiled

a nice little booklet containing a lot of Michael Bloomberg's quotes.

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No doubt Stuart just pissed off every Yankee fan.

Quick correction on the planet.

Minor correction here.

I forgot about a few World Series.

And honestly, they should all be deleted from history.

The Yankees won them.

But 2009, they did win the World Series, which I had forgotten about against the Feds.

Okay, so just 1996 and 2009.

And then they did win three consecutively between 1998 and 2000.

But all those sucked.

So you're saying 96,

98, 99, 2000, and then 2009.

Yeah, I mean, if I were to give myself a little bit of a break here,

I kind of, I remember the 1996 grouping.

I knew they won.

I thought 96 was the last year.

They started winning.

That was actually the first year.

Yeah.

Well, they hadn't won for a very long long time before that.

And then they came back and started winning World Series.

And I was thinking 96 was the end.

It was actually the beginning.

So they won those four within like five years.

And then I did totally forget about 2009, though.

And look, it should be removed.

I don't know what cheating scandal they actually were involved in in that year, but you know, well, actually, we do know it was Iraq.

Well, yeah.

We actually do know what cheating scandal they were involved in.

And it was significant.

So

put that in your pipe and talk

in 1990.

employees at Bloomberg LP gave their boss, this is beautiful, presidential candidate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a booklet containing notable quotes they said were attributed to him over the years as a gag birthday gift.

So this was obviously something that didn't hack him off.

This was something he was probably fairly proud of.

The booklet was called The Portable Bloomberg, The Wit and Wisdom of Michael Bloomberg.

And it's a compendium of

sexist, crude, and off-color remarks that Bloomberg employees heard him make, including: if women wanted to be appreciated for their brains, they'd go to the library instead of Bloomingdale's.

That's nice.

That's nice.

That's how you win friends and influence people, especially women.

Yeah, the problem with going through this list is we really can't

say a lot of these things.

But they're very, very offensive.

On computers,

he had some pretty sexual, interesting things to say that are sexist.

Well, on many topics, marriage, capitalism, salesmanship,

and all of it really

unrepeatable on the radio.

But this guy is just a, he's a buffoon, and he's a sexist pig.

His denial is fantastic on this one, though.

Because they gave this, his employees, as a loving gift, said, hey, look, you remember all those sexist jokes you made?

They're hilarious.

This is all funny for you.

Happy birthday.

Here's your wit and wisdom.

And of course, he, at the time, was, ah,

it was great.

Now he's saying he denies the

things that he said or were attributed to him in this document.

However, he has said things that are against his values.

Now, we're not going to tell you what those things are.

We're just going to tell you that they're not the things in this book.

Now, he did say the things very similar that were in this book, but not those exact things.

Kind of like he said them.

Sure, he said the exact things that were in the book, but the things that were in the book were not the things he said.

No.

No.

Right.

Not at all.

And he does not have those values or the values

prescribed to him in that sort of book.

And of course, he's got to skirt it like this because he's got, you know, a thousand witnesses.

The employees themselves who put all this together and then gave it to him and everybody saw all of that.

Pretty hard to deny.

Pretty hard to deny.

And a lot of these are older.

I mean, he said to a reporter within the last few years,

you know, as a woman walked by in a tight dress, look at the he didn't say butt, but look at the butt on her, like he's in dumb and dumber.

And

it said it in front of a reporter, and they're like

in the middle of a profile.

And then, of course, he just comes out later and denies it, right?

Yeah.

Because that's what he does.

But this is going to be a huge problem for him, obviously.

And it's just beginning.

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Even more

about Michael Bloomberg than I'm sure he ever wanted

to be revealed about him.

Michael Bloomberg behind the scenes, it's not a pretty picture.

And a lot of this stuff is coming to light now because, as Stu said a few minutes ago, they're doing opposition research on him now because he's shooting up the polls after spending.

How much has he spent so far?

It's an incredible number.

He's spent $400 million so far.

Holy cow.

And it's important to have a business.

$100 million.

That's on ads.

So that is not what he spent overall.

He said before the campaign started he'd be willing to spend a billion dollars of his own money.

He's going to spend that before Super Tuesday because one of the things that's interesting about his spending is it's not the $400 million in ads necessarily that's the big deal.

Because, yeah, he's everywhere and you see his ads everywhere.

But, you know,

you could see that from Tom Steyer, right?

Steyer could, could, is blanketing these early status.

Although Steyer's not quite as wealthy, I think he's only got 1.9 or 2 billion.

He's an awful billionaire.

Yeah.

But he spent a couple hundred million words of money.

Yeah.

Mentioning

his billionaire status.

The thing about Bloomberg, which is really interesting, is what he is paying

these campaign workers.

He's building a gigantic campaign.

And, like, you know, a typical field organizer, remember the Bernie people who were caught on tape by James O'Keeffe saying, like, hey, I love gulags, and I'm going to

set the whole city on fire.

Those guys, those are field organizers.

Field organizers is a low-paid, thankless job, right?

Like, you're making between $25,000 and $35,000 a year.

And remember, these campaigns don't last a year in a lot of cases, as we've seen with 20 candidates

that ran for president and have stopped.

So you look at what they are actually doing with Bloomberg, is these people that are normally paid 30 or 35,000, he's paying 80 or 85,000.

Wow.

So he's getting, number one, all of the ones, right?

Unless they're ideologically like Bernie people, right?

They're all flooding to his campaign because he's paying so much more than everybody else.

Rolls that are making $100,000 in some campaigns, he's paying $350,000.

Like he's just overpaying everybody.

There's one case, case, I think it was in Connecticut, where there was a Democratic

person,

I think it was a female candidate for, I don't know if it was state senate or some lesser, it wasn't a congressional seat, but it was a lower role than that.

But, you know, it was one that the Democrats wanted to get.

And there had been Republican in control of it for a very long time.

Democrats started going for it.

Very competitive race, had a good chance of winning.

So they had a campaign manager who they're paying a normal campaign manager rate three weeks before the election.

Michael Bloomberg comes in, hires them away, moves them to Wisconsin,

and the Democrat winds up losing by 75 votes.

Wow.

Without a campaign manager.

Jeez.

Because Michael, for no reason, like Michael Bloomberg really needs this person three weeks before this election.

Like they couldn't have waited three weeks to move them to Wisconsin.

But this is all about Michael Bloomberg, right?

This isn't about the Democratic Party.

It's not about these ideas.

It's about Bloomberg, who knows better than you.

Yeah.

And should be able to make all your stuff.

He can get it done, he's done Mike can get it done, yeah.

Uh, that's the big campaign slogan.

He Mike can get it done, uh, and he's he's getting a lot of misogyny and bullying, uh, and sexual harassment done.

Apparently, he's been getting that done for years, yes, very true, and a lot of that stuff's coming out from employees now.

We told you about some of it, a few of the quotes that we can't even repeat on the radio.

But

another instance has been this is from a pregnant female employee that reached a settlement with him

because of his

workplace culture of rampant misogyny and bullying, sexual harassment.

He allegedly told a pregnant female employee that she should kill it, meaning her baby.

And that has been backed up.

Now,

Sakiko...

Sake Garrison sued and eventually reached a confidential settlement with him.

But one of her coworkers has now publicly confirmed that he too witnessed the exchange.

David

Zeilenzieger says, I remember she'd been telling some of her girlfriends that she was pregnant, and Mike came out, and I remember he said, Are you going to kill it?

And that stopped everything.

I couldn't believe it.

Now, why?

If it's just a clump of cells, why would it stop everything?

Right.

Plaintiff asked Bloomberg to repeat himself.

What'd you say?

And he again said, kill it.

Great.

Number 16.

Suggesting his unhappiness that 16 women in the company had maternity-related status.

Then he walked away

after telling her twice to kill her baby.

And this is definitely the way he was.

There's very little disagreement that he was generally this person.

I do find it interesting that people would care.

It's like the press sounds outraged about this.

Why?

Right.

I mean, again, it's just

abortion.

What's the problem?

And you might say, hey, don't force her to do it

if she doesn't want to, but why asking her to kill it?

What's the big deal?

To Democrats and to the mainstream media, that shouldn't be a big deal.

Yeah.

It is a funny joke, though, because...

Oh, it's hysterical.

One of the funny parts about it, Pat, is the real hilarity, I think, of it comes from the heart that is beating that stops.

That is

when you kill it.

Yeah, it's a scream.

The life going away and never able to flourish is really where the comedy is extracted from the situation.

Oh, there's nothing funnier, is there?

I can't think of anything.

I mean,

when you have a human life

that does

clean fun, right?

Oh, my gosh.

It's just fun.

No, because what would happen if you let it live?

You got another human being,

I guess, that comes out and then starts dispensing CO2 all over the planet.

Right, exactly.

We don't need that.

We don't need that.

Have you ever heard of global warming?

Yeah, I have.

Okay, you have.

I'm glad you have.

Yeah.

Because they try to repress that all the time in the media.

It never comes up.

They never are able to talk about it.

You know, Trump, that Trump is calling it a hoax.

Yeah, exactly.

Thank you.

Denier.

And I will say this.

The problem with Bloomberg's comments.

about killing the baby is, of course, not about the baby dying.

It's about the sexism.

It's about suggesting.

It's about asking the question as to whether this procedure would occur that is the actual problem there.

It's not the problem with the life not existing.

The problem is, of course, asking a female employee whether she'd want to have this meaningless procedure that does nothing

of any note.

That's the problem.

It's just reproductive health.

That's the thing.

It was the application of reproductive health.

Yes.

That's fine.

But asking the woman about it is the bad thing here.

It just shows how inconsistent it is and how much they don't actually believe their arguments on abortion.

Why would it be offensive?

If he's like, ah, you should kill it.

That would be great.

It's better for the business.

Now, she could say, you know what?

I don't think that is better for the business.

I want to have this baby.

Fine.

But him asking about it?

You can't do that.

There's no doubting side to this.

That's what we're told.

Right.

And the truth is, of course, we all know that that's not accurate.

Oh, man.

It's not real.

It's a fake world they're living in to try to justify this policy.

You see this from uh from Pete Buttigieg as well.

Butigej is like, oh, well, of course, obviously, uh, you have to be, pretty much have to be pro choice to be in the Democratic Party in the first place.

And then he kind of goes on to talk about how late-term abortion should be the choice of mommy.

And the reason for this, of course, is the hardcore,

small government, individual liberty stance of Pete Buttigieg, who does not want government involved in individual health situations.

Now, sure,

I'm going to

run by the government.

Yes, every we're going to give you all sorts of requirements you have to pay for, even if you don't want to use them.

We're going to force you to take all sorts of things that you may or may not want to take.

We're going to put all sorts of requirements on you in every other aspect of not only your health, but your life.

But this one thing, damn, is Pete Buttigieg a libertarian on it.

He just can't even think.

Why would the government have an opinion about this life being lived?

Why would the government step in and protect, let's say,

life, liberty, and maybe their pursuit of happiness?

What role does the government have in that?

Oh, none.

None.

Well, they shouldn't.

They shouldn't have.

They shouldn't.

This is a woman's decision as to whether that child gets to live their life or not.

Now, what they're eating that may cause a health problem down the line.

Damn straight.

I want to control every aspect of that.

Of course, we do.

Because they don't know what's good for them.

We have to.

They're like cattle and we're like the rancher.

You know, and we just need to herd them into certain places where things,

bad things won't happen to them.

It's about time somebody said it, Pat.

Thank you.

It's incredible.

It had to be said.

The lengths of

hypocrisy.

The flexibility that is needed and required for the mental gymnastics they attempt.

It's unreal.

It's unspeakable.

I don't know how

do you live your life day to day with that sort of inconsistency?

And look, that's just blatantly lying to voters.

You're saying to them, this individual liberty argument when it comes to abortion is only used because they know people actually care about individual liberty.

They say it's wrong in every other case, but this one case, it's the only way they can win it.

The only way they can win it is say, ah, you know what?

Government probably shouldn't be involved in that.

Yep.

Everything else is about the collective.

Not when it comes to abortion.

No.

Oh, my goodness.

That woman, you're taking away her right to choose reproductive health.

We were on the News and Why It Matters on Friday, and you made this point.

And it's a great one, which is that they just worship at the altar of this quote-unquote procedure

as if it is the most sacrosanct thing.

You can't question it.

You can't

join the party anymore if you don't want abortions up to nine months.

And I'm not even sure how why they're that's such a flashpoint for them.

Do they get a lot of abortion money in their coffers?

I mean, yes, they must, but I can't, I don't think that's it.

But it's got to be something else.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It does, it does dovetail with a lot of their policies, right?

You can't have, as Michael Bloomberg pointed out, you can't have people at 95 years old paying for their health care.

Well, one way of helping that is to making sure there's a lot less people.

You know, global warming is a big issue.

Well, one way of helping that is making sure there's a lot less people.

Having a lot less people

around the world does help all of their policy proposals.

I don't think it's just that.

I think there is that sort of, a lot of it's kissing butt for women voters.

There's a lot of that going on.

Because, you know, and of course, women,

female voters, ask them in polls, they do not want nine-month abortions.

Women do not want that.

When you look at the polls, a lot of times when you break it down between men and women, it's men who are the ones that are more pro-choice because it's them getting out of stuff.

They're like, oh, I don't have to have any responsibility here.

That sounds wonderful.

It's men who have higher percentages of approval in many polls for abortion than women do, which kind of makes sense when you think about it.

If you go into

the stereotypical situation where this pops up, right?

You have the guy who wants to get out of the situation

and the woman who might not want to.

This is something that men have used this way for a very long time, but it's pro-woman.

It's pro-liberty, Pat.

That's all they care about is individual liberty.

You know that.

These people are basically Adam Smith.

The Democratic Party is just a big, a big glob of Adam Smith.

Yeah.

And if you believe that, you'll believe anything.

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What do you make of Michael Bloomberg and the talk that Hillary Hillary Clinton might be his running mate?

You think that's real?

I don't think she does.

I do not.

Yeah, I don't know.

I do not think it's real.

I don't know what the purpose of it is.

There's usually a purpose to a story like that.

It came out from the Drudge Report.

And, you know,

I don't know what Drudge's connections are in the Clinton world.

I can't imagine they're very good.

Yeah.

You know, maybe.

It doesn't seem like she'd accept a subservient role.

No, why would she?

She's already been Secretary of State.

She was almost the president a couple of times.

You know, she's really going to take a VP role.

It makes no sense to me.

Not to mention, there's no reason for any Democrat to want her as the VP.

She obviously performs terribly.

The party is more annoyed with her than anything else.

The only reason is if, like, Michael Bloomberg would end up on the Clinton death list.

Then you'd understand it because then she becomes president.

And so if you look at it that way, it makes sense.

Okay, that's true.

You know, she becomes number, he becomes number 486 or whatever.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

Yeah, that would be pretty nasty to be quarantined

on a ship for weeks on end.

The food would probably run out.

I would imagine the

facilities are a little nasty

after that particular point

in time.

I wouldn't want to be doing that.

I think I'd opt for quarantine back in the U.S.

Oh, wouldn't you?

Certainly.

Anything to get out of there.

You got to get out of that area and get to a place where you can get good old American

this terrible failing health system that everyone hates so much until they need it.

Right.

Short of being able to go back to Cuba for your health care.

Yeah.

I guess you settled for the U.S.

They're so close to North Korea.

Why not go right there?

That's a good point.

They have universal health care there.

Yes, they do.

Yes, they do.

Like many nations on this earth.

Like almost all of them, except for us, because we're so evil.

Yeah, we are really evil.

Yeah.

I hate us.

Oh, you and everybody else.

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At what point do you think it's a good idea not to shake hands with anybody?

20 years ago.

Approximately.

Yeah, about that.

Yeah.

But especially now with this thing going all over the world, would that be such a

bad

theory to employ?

Is that, you know, maybe we just don't shake hands until this coronavirus is kind of sorted out.

Do we really need to shake anyone's hand?

Is that something it's a weird tradition?

It is a weird tradition.

It doesn't happen everywhere, you know.

Right.

You know, like a lot of people, you know, they bow to each other.

all over the world, as we found out from our wonderful president, who would go everywhere, all over the world, and bow to people.

Anyone he could find, including the mayor of Tampa.

If I remember correctly, that's the one.

That's right.

Mayor of Tampa.

So great.

I love Tampa.

Don't even think you need to

bow to the mayor of it.

It doesn't seem like it.

No.

So

really just touching each other in general.

You know,

there was that movie with

a documentary with Sylvester Stallone called Demolition Man.

Oh, yeah, that was a powerful documentary.

It was.

And I think, if I remember right, the story was you just no longer touched people.

You kind of like when you had, if you had to go to that area where there was a little, there was some relations going on,

you had like, I don't know, some way of it happening without actually being in the same room.

Oh, really?

And I think maybe we just go that direction at this point.

We're all just giant bottles of disease just walking around pouring ourselves on each other.

It kind of feels like that.

It's time to stop.

Yeah, it does.

So the coronavirus thing is a little scary.

I think if I were on one of these ships, though, you want to get off immediately.

Oh, yeah.

Because you don't know.

You're being dealt with by other countries.

Like, there's these people in Cambodia who were on a cruise, and they got off, and everything seemed fine.

And then one person tested positive.

Now they've realized like hundreds of them were positive.

And they just went

out in the public.

There was another weird one, a weird situation where a couple went to Hawaii and then went, I think they lived in

Japan, maybe?

A Japanese couple, yeah.

So they go to Hawaii and then go back home and they've got the coronavirus.

Well, there were no reported cases, I don't think, in Hawaii.

Nobody knows.

I think there was one hotel room where somebody got infected or whatever, and we don't even know that that couple was in that room.

So could they have gotten it before they went to Hawaii and then and then

you know, it just started showing symptoms when they left?

I don't know, but there's there are some of these cases that are a little confusing to the authorities because they don't know where they came from.

Yeah, I can't wait to get when Glenn comes back tomorrow.

We can hear how the ship went.

That's where he is.

He's on the cruise.

He was on the Japanese cruise, and he's been

cordoned off.

Oh, wow.

I think they're going to fly him back for tomorrow's show, though.

Really?

Yeah.

Not into quarantine, but just fly him back.

I mean, it's radio.

You can't get coronavirus through the radio.

Yeah, that's true.

Pat, that's not how it works.

That's true.

I was a little worried about the people who might be in this building, though.

Well, it's called science.

Okay.

So just don't worry about it.

So Glenn will be back after his battle with coronavirus here on tomorrow's program.

Good.

I'm wondering,

is there now an official quarantine on Michael Avenatti from the press?

I hope so.

Because there was a long time in which all they could do was touch him.

All they could do was stick their tongue in his mouth.

Yes.

And now

they seemingly have discovered maybe this guy is a fraud.

What?

Where did that come from?

And it's interesting because now

he had the stretch of

he was the exalted one.

Michael Avenatti was the savior of our planet and our country.

Then he went into a phase where this seems a little weird.

What's going on with this guy?

And he wasn't on as much, and they wouldn't really book him.

And now he's been convicted and he is going to go to prison over this whole Nike shakedown thing he attempted.

Which, you know, it's interesting because looking back, Avenatti...

No matter what side you're looking at, you could look at Avenatti as the bad guy.

I mean, because if you are a person who likes Trump, Avenatti's taking these unfair shots at Trump.

If you're a person who likes Stormy Daniels and you don't like Trump, I mean, Avenatti seemingly screwed over Stormy Daniels, too.

She says so.

Yeah, she says so.

And it's seem now, it's hard to feel bad for her or honestly anybody involved in this at this point.

It's just a mess.

But it's like he seemingly tried to take advantage of every single person he interacted with.

And it was a lot of people.

And he was basically presented as

a one-man wrecking crew to take down this evil Trump administration.

And he was going to do it.

If he wasn't going to do it through this case, he was going to do it by running for president and winning.

Yeah.

Listen to this.

This is an incredible montage.

Washington Freebie can put this together.

Listen to some of just how

much they loved this man.

If we all could find a relationship where we were loved as much as the media loved Michael Avenatti, we would all be happy.

We'd be thrilled with life.

Here is

the montage of Michael Avenatti in the mainstream press.

He's Donald Trump's worst nightmare, Michael Avenatti.

Joining us once again is Michael Avenatti.

Let's bring in Michael Avenatti.

Michael Avenatti.

Michael Avenatti.

Michael Avenatti, thank you very much.

He's out there saving the country.

John Meacham says he may be the savior of the Republic.

You are something of a folk hero now.

I owe Michael Avenatti an apology.

I've been saying enough already, Michael.

I've seen you everywhere.

What do you have left to say?

I was wrong, brother.

You have a lot to say.

I am just dying to hear what you think.

Because people all like you.

I'm the only person right here Donald Trump fears more than Robert Miller.

We think you guys are the tip of the spear that's going to take down Donald Trump.

Michael Avenatti is a beast.

Okay, that's true.

And he's a beast.

He's a beast.

I hand it to her.

And I hand it to Michael Avenatti.

But he has a bigger calling here.

That being a lawyer is minimal compared to what he's doing.

No one has talked tougher directly to Donald Trump on TV than Michael Avenatti.

And Donald Trump is afraid to mention his name.

That's fascinating.

Donald Trump is terrified of Michael Avenatti.

Give Trump a run for his money more than anybody else.

Michael Avenatti is.

Existential threat to the Trump presidency.

The Democrats could learn something for you.

You are messing with Trump a lot more than they are.

He has no doubt created sheer panic in Donald Trump's very fragile mind.

Michael Avenatti is laying down the law as guest co-host.

And is he really thinking about running for president?

One reason why I'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your presence on cable news.

You look at the field of Democrats right now, and Avenatti's the one who stands out.

If they decide they value a fighter most,

people would be foolish to underestimate Michael Avenatti.

I have always said that they need a fighter.

Look, I mean, we're going to continue to use the media.

I think we've used it with great success.

Oh, yeah.

No doubt about that.

Oh, I love it.

That's incredible.

Oh, my gosh.

Just a sampling of how much they absolutely gave this man

who essentially walked off the street as a no-name

with an accusation against the president of the United States.

And they treated him as if he was the ultimate truth teller.

Yeah.

Immediately.

Put him on every show, treated him seriously, took his claims seriously, acted as if he was making progress.

You think Trump was panicked about Michael Avenatti?

He was laughing about it.

I mean,

think about this.

Take a step back from how you feel about the Trump issue here with Avenatti and Stormy Daniels and all that.

Let's just say all of it is true, and Trump really acted poorly.

And he was a terrible guy,

and he should have been impeached for that.

What a terrible disservice to those claims to have Michael Avenatti involved in them.

And one of the reasons why it's easy to dismiss all of these claims is because Michael Avenatti is the one bringing them to you.

How could you possibly believe this man?

Anything he says,

you have to assume is a lie.

And then he steps down from this whole thing where he gets all this media attention and starts shaking down Nike for tens of millions of dollars, which is not a good move.

No, he's going to pay for that

with a little prison term, apparently.

It almost seems like, Pat, he got to a point in his life where he was like, look, I'm really in debt.

I got nothing going on.

I'm not going to be able to make this work.

What if I just go media crazy and try to make it into a big deal?

And then maybe the attention will drive more cash and I can pass almost like a Ponzi scheme.

Like I can pay off all my old stuff with all this new stuff.

I mean, it's at least possible.

Maybe.

Yeah, maybe.

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It's Pat and Stu in for Glenn, who's out with coronavirus.

We think he'll be back tomorrow.

Quarantine

is quick for radio hosts.

We were talking quickly about Avenatti and finishing that up for a second.

I thought there was an interesting thing that happened

on the intranets.

So you had this whole Avenatti thing.

The guy goes through this big praise,

you know,

just an overwhelming tide of praise for months and months and months and months from the media.

Starts to fade away, gets convicted of this thing.

What happens?

Is there a moment of reflection from the media?

Not just, hey, we got this wrong with Avenatti, but why did we get this wrong with Avenatti?

What can we do differently next time?

Next time some charlatan comes around and says he's got some big claim against Donald Trump, maybe we should ignore it.

Wouldn't introspection be nice?

It would be great.

So let me give you this.

Sam Stein, who is with

MSNBC and the Daily Beast.

Not exactly, in my mind, credible places to...

It's the type of thing I'd leave off my resume.

And there's not much on it, to be frank.

I'd have to fill it with like chilies.

I mean, so I'm not saying this is a good resume.

He writes this, and you have to give people credit when they do this.

It's very rare, but you have to give people credit when they do it.

Sam Stein writes, I admit it.

I gave Avenatt far more credibility than he deserved.

I need to do better and will strive to do so.

No point in trying to pretend otherwise.

Wow.

Nice.

No qualifiers there.

Yeah.

No,

you know, no,

well, I mean, obviously everybody else was doing it.

So I, you know, that's why it happened.

No, just saying, like, look, I screwed this one up.

And you should get credit for that.

Obviously,

the more important thing is how you apply that lesson going forward.

Right.

You know, there have been times where people came to us with stories on the right

that we were interested in.

And we thought, wow, is this real?

And you look into it and it seems real.

And maybe you talk about it.

And then you kind of later on question whether you should have.

And you sort of push those people to the side and try not to deal with them anymore.

We've had many, many times that things like that have happened, or people have come to us with claims that looked really interesting at first.

And we decided, you know what, we're not going to go with them because they're not, they just don't seem credible for whatever reason.

And other places have gone with them and got lots and lots of clicks and lots and lots of retweets because of it.

But you have to step back and say, well, you know, what are you guarding here?

You're guarding your own credibility.

And you better at least attempt to do so.

And if you do make a massive mistake, because you are so enthralled with taking down this president that you give credibility to a man,

basically

a homeless whino off the street that comes in and starts saying Stormy Daniels over and over again.

If that's going to be you, you better sort that out for next time.

You better realize, hey, wait a minute, this isn't the right way to go.

Maybe we should switch this up because what we're doing now isn't working.

And I hope that Stein, as well as many others, say, hey, like,

you need to price in your own bias.

You know?

It's like when you're, if let's just say, and this is, this would never happen, Pat, but someone maybe came up with an unfairly positive view of BYU football for you.

Your internal core

says to believe it and promote it.

Yes.

Right?

Because you love BYU.

Right.

I would be inclined, perhaps.

Perhaps.

To believe it.

To believe it.

However, because of that bias that you know in your mind is priced in,

you might approach it a little bit more skeptically.

Possibly.

And say, I better not just approve this because I want it to be true.

And that's the problem with the media right now.

They want these things about Trump to be true so badly, they abandon all rational thought.

No doubt about it.

And Avenatti might be the clearest example of that.

Is there a better example?

Not that I can think of right off the top of my head.

No.

I mean, it's amazing.

They loved this guy.

I mean, as we just showed.

And

he was sleazy to begin with.

I don't understand how they just threw all caution to the wind, and we're all in on Michael Avenatti.

But like you said, they just hate Trump that much.

But

they should have been a tad skeptical about him because

the sleaze oozes out of him at first sight.

It's not like it's going to be.

None of this was a surprise to me.

Was it a surprise to you that

he might be shaking down companies for money?

What a surprise.

If there was a day that Michael Avenatti did not do something illegal, I would stun you.

I would be shocked.

Like, I'm saying, even from birth, like, he's three days old.

My guess is he stole something.

I don't know what it was.

Again, these are just speculations.

Yeah, maybe it was just another kid's binky.

I don't know, but he did steal something.

You know that.

That's what I believe.

That's certainly what I believe.

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One of the reasons why Michael Avenani gets embraced immediately, especially when the ridiculous idea that he's going to run for president happens, is because all of their other candidates are terrible.

It's a major problem for them.

They're trying to find anyone who maybe can cut through the nonsense.

Problem is, there just isn't

anyone.

Let me give you an example of isn't.

It's Amy Klobuchar.

Now, Klobuchar is a terrible candidate in so many ways.

She has a great electoral record.

She's won all the elections she's been in in sometimes impressive fashion.

I don't understand how watching her perform.

She apparently had a good debate.

I didn't see that good performance, but it was enough to get her to third place in New Hampshire.

And again, when you're celebrating third place, it's not necessarily the greatest sign for your human being.

We're number three.

We're number three.

You don't hear that chant go up a lot.

Not often.

No.

But listen to how bad she is because one of her big things is she gets this into her mind and she starts continually repeating the same thing over and over again, the same way.

Listen to this montage about a joke she's been telling.

The president actually sent out a tweet.

He made fun of me for talking about climate change in the middle of a blizzard, and he called me snow woman.

So I wrote back, hey, Donald Trump, the science is on my side, and I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

So I wrote back, hey, Donald Trump, the science is on my side, and I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

Oh, no, you did.

So I wrote back, Donald Trump, the science is on my side.

And I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

Sometimes, if you haven't noticed, you use a little humor.

Right.

Like when he called me Snow Woman at my announcement in the middle of that thing, I wrote back on Twitter, I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

So I wrote back.

Hey, Donald Trump.

So I wrote back

the sign is on my side, and I'd like to see how

to see him and my hair would fare in a blizzard.

I'd like to see how your hair fares in a blizzard.

And I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

Mr.

Umbrella Man.

Mr.

Umbrella Man.

And he called me Snow Woman.

So I wrote back, I'd like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard.

Wow.

Perhaps the best part of that, if you

happen to be listening on radio and not seeing the visuals there, is how hard she laughs at it every time when she does the punchline.

She's so pleased with that joke.

Your hair would fare in a blizzard.

The emphasis is on the same words, the same way.

Oh, it's so.

So, it hurts your soul to see her tell that joke.

It does.

You're embarrassed for her.

The fact that she thinks it's good, Pat.

Yeah.

Like, she thinks it's a good moment.

And this is one thing to remind yourself of, because I think we all do this if you're on social media.

Telling the stories of your funny quips does not work.

Yeah.

Let it live on social media and leave it alone.

I tweeted this and then they responded with this, and then I said this.

It's just never good.

And then I put LOL at the end of it, which means that I laughed out loud.

I wasn't laughing to myself.

It was out loud, and other people heard it at the time.

So it was really funny like that.

And then I said L-M-A-O, which means something kind of naughty and so I won't say it right now.

oh she's just unbelievable and you see that the tone of that like i'd like to see how your hair fits you can do that it's the same way every time she has this other thing when she walks out on stage she says hi my name is amy klobuchar and i'm gonna defeat donald trump

and she does it the same way every time and it drives me nuts I am tempted to issue the I will eat my underwear if she's the nominee shall Yes!

I'm tempted.

Yes!

Tempted.

You've sore that off.

I have.

All right, we got to talk you into that after a break.

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There's another amazing story.

This one is from

Florida

about a six-year-old girl who was committed to a mental health facility without her parents' consent.

Apparently, she threw a tantrum at school, and so the school

actually turned her over to officials who took her to a mental health facility, and she was there for two days where they gave her

antipsychotic medication at the center.

Also, without the permission of the mother.

That's pretty amazing.

I mean, does the six-year-old know if they don't have a tantrum, this isn't going to happen?

I mean, you know, I'm not sure that was made.

I'm not sure if I'm not a responsibility.

I don't know if that was made clear to the six-year-old.

No.

Yeah, just don't have a tantrum.

Yeah.

And this kind of stuff won't happen.

Just tantrum yourself.

Don't be a brat, and

we won't feed you antipsychotic medication.

Okay.

It's a very baseline request.

Yeah.

In my mind.

It's not hard.

The attorney for the mom said the mental health counselor was called to the school because Nadia was reportedly having a tantrum and threw a couple of chairs around.

The counselor evaluated Nadia, who has ADHD

and has been diagnosed with a mood disorder and determined she needed to be committed under Florida Mental Health Act of 1971.

Incredible.

Commonly known as the Baker Act.

How pleased would you be if you're the parent of this child?

Oh, you didn't even call me first and maybe had me come get my child?

Hmm.

You committed her to a mental health facility and gave her antipsychotic medication.

Oh, okay.

Without even talking to me about it.

I don't know.

I just, I'd be, I would have been arrested because I would come unglued.

I mean, and this is just a microcosm of everything else the left wants to do, right?

You give control to the state instead of parents.

You know, the very basics

really shouldn't be happening, but you know, this is what happens.

They control your health care.

They're going to be able to do the same thing.

thing.

The mother said,

as she was breaking down in tears, her daughter's not able to communicate what happened to her because of her disability.

She can only tell you bits and pieces.

Mommy, they locked the door.

They wouldn't let me out.

Mommy, they gave me a shot.

Wow.

Deputies were called to the school to assist taking her to the facility because you need the police with a six-year-old girl.

Police body camera footage shows the girl calmly walking out of the school.

You're not a bad person, one of the deputies said to her, but you're acting very unpleasant.

Oh, well, then you need to, I didn't realize that.

So, yeah, put her in the mental institution.

Jeez.

I mean, what a society.

How did we get to this place where parents have no rights anymore?

And you just make stuff up.

Like six-year-olds need antipsychotic drugs for a tantrum.

I've never heard of a child being committed to a mental health facility for doing something like this at school, for throwing chairs at school.

I mean,

you're put in a school or you're suspended or you're given detention, but now you're being placed in a mental facility?

Wow.

Maybe a tad extreme.

Yeah, the sticking them with needles when we have problems thing is a little bit out of control at this point.

Very much so.

Also, I love this story because this is starting to happen all over the country.

Terry Miller and Andrea Yearwood, who are both biological males, but they identify as females.

They are now dominating girls' high school sprint events in Connecticut.

No way.

Yeah, surprisingly,

Miller won the 2018 State Girls 100-meter dash in a meet record time of 11.72 seconds, with Yearwood coming in second.

But a trio of hateful biological female track athletes have had enough and they're fighting back.

Sure, they've had enough because they're sick of losing.

Well, I'm sorry, girls, that you're losing to boys, but that's the way it goes.

As a result of the policy, two males were permitted to compete in the girls' athletic competitions beginning in the 2017 track season.

Between them, they have taken 15 women's state championship titles.

Wow.

Just the 15?

Yeah, 15.

That's incredible.

And they have taken more than 85 opportunities to participate in higher-level competition from female track athletes in the 2017, 18, and 19 seasons alone.

Yeah, I saw somebody write that this is the death of women's sports.

Don't try to convince me this is a good thing.

This is,

I think it's a bad thing.

Don't try to convince me it's a good one.

Can you believe, though, with all of the power that Title IX

wielded for the last 50 years, that this can even begin to start happening?

You've completely forgotten about the rights of women and the rights that were mandated in law that wiped out how many men's sports at how many different colleges across the country so that they could be replaced by women's sports.

That no one cared about.

That nobody can field hockey instead of men's soccer at some places and so on and so forth.

Men's soccer should go soccer should go.

Yes, that's true.

That's a tough one.

It's true.

And it's like,

in a way, it's such an interesting,

like weird thing going on in culture because

in a way, I feel like sports is such a great thing for this to happen to because it's so blatantly ridiculous.

Yeah.

And it's, and it actually, the type of person who, who sits back and says, look, I mean, you know, come on, let's just

all agree to just say whatever words they want us to say.

That person that goes along to get along, you know,

that same person has a daughter who's now being dominated in her sprints.

Yeah.

You know, and it hits people in a different way.

You know, it hits people in a way that's like, wait a minute, okay, I understand what you're saying with this other stuff, but this is, we can all agree, this is ridiculous, right?

Like, there's a reason why there's men's sports and women's sports.

They're separated for a reason.

They're different.

They're different.

Yeah.

They're different levels of competition.

Physically different.

Physically different.

So when you have men just going in there and playing in women's sports,

yes, they're going to do really freaking well.

Yes.

And it's kind of on you for accepting all of this

nonsense every step of the way.

And the other thing it's doing is taking scholarships away.

For instance,

there are 15 chances for women to have won state titles that they would have won.

Some actual biological female would have won those 15 titles.

You've taken them away.

If not for these two men competing as women.

And you took that away from them.

So maybe they're, you know, instead they're finishing third and they're not getting the scholarship they would have otherwise gotten.

A state champion is going to have a better shot at a scholarship to a good school than the third-place finisher.

And we're going to sit here and yell at Aunt Becky.

Because Aunt Becky, she paid a little money for her daughter to go to school.

Yeah.

And some other kid probably, by the way, also went.

There was probably legitimately no difference at all between reality with Aunt Becky paying for a kid to go to school a little bit extra and in reality the other way where she just normally pays the fee they asked her.

Boy, were people pissed off?

People are pissed off.

Oh, God, that was just the worst thing ever.

She's going to prison.

Yeah.

Lori Laughlin is going to prison over paying too much money for her kid to go to college.

And we're going to sit here and take away 15 state championships from these girls.

I will say, though, that maybe Aunt Becky deserves it because she dumped Uncle Jesse somewhere along the way, and she's with this other guy.

Bastard cheating on Uncle Jesse.

I don't know what's going on.

You see the new guy?

Yeah.

That's not Uncle Jesse.

That's not any Uncle Jesse.

I don't know when she dumped him, but that was wrong.

Okay, that was wrong.

Really wrong.

What about all those kids?

Right?

They were all there.

They're all living in a house.

I don't know if there's still kids or not.

The show's back on Netflix, isn't it?

Yeah.

Isn't Full House back on Netflix?

Fuller House?

Yes.

Has anyone watched that?

Have you watched it?

My daughters did because they were big full house fans.

A little distance.

That was good.

No, the original.

No, it is not.

Either they're older and more mature now,

or the show got a little worse.

A little worse.

I'm not sure which.

Let me ask you this, Pat.

I know you've made your feelings on this transgendered issue very clear today.

And they're disturbing to me.

I'll tell you that.

Are they really?

Oh, my gosh.

They're incredibly disturbing.

So I want to give you a counter-argument.

And this counter-argument's probably going to win you over immediately.

And I hold back from doing this to you on the air because it's embarrassing for a talk show host like you to have to just be humiliated.

Humiliated on the air and one back to the other side.

All right.

Because people think, oh, Pat Gray is saying these things about these issues.

He probably feels strongly, thought them out.

Yeah.

Great detail.

Okay.

And then here I am going to give you this tweet

and you're going to come right back to the other side.

People are going to be like, oh, Pat didn't even, I don't know, maybe you didn't even think this out.

Okay.

But I want to give you this.

This is from the mayor of London.

Okay.

Mayor of London.

He's going to let you know something.

He's going to speak a little knowledge on you right now.

Okay.

He's dropping it on top of you as we speak.

Are you ready?

Wow.

Trans women

are women.

Trans men

are men.

Non-binary people

are non-binary.

All gender identities are valid.

Hashtag LGBT History Month.

Now, what do you say?

Now what?

That would sway me.

You have nothing.

I do.

I have nothing.

You're humiliated.

He only used the three letters.

LGB.

No, he said LGBTQ.

No, three.

Okay, so he used four.

He's left out many, many.

Many letters.

So the guy knows two

plus.

LGBTQQ

IA2 plus.

Okay.

He left out five letters.

No, six letters.

L-G-B-T-Q-Q.

I-A-A-2 Electric Boogaloo Plus.

Yes.

Exactly.

I'm pretty sure that was the title.

I mean, this is

because he just left out a lot of it.

Well, he's a bigot.

He's a clear bigot.

He's a clear bigot on the other side.

We totally flip sides on this issue now.

This from the Mayor of London is what substitutes for an actual thought.

Right.

Like, that is a nonsensical bunch of blather.

Sure is.

Talking about

non-binary people are non-binary.

Like, what what is that that's not even a thing like you're just making stuff up

and just like well you know all gender identities are equal are valid is a fascinating one because you look at jessica yanive um the woman who

the woman who uh had an issue getting a waxing job done because particular waxing institutions did not wax male genitalia that happened to somehow form on this woman.

And that was a big issue.

And if you talk to someone who's like an activist in this world, they will dismiss her because she's she's obviously nuts, right?

I mean, she's a crazy person.

Yeah.

But why?

You never get to the why are you dismissing her?

She's saying she's a woman, right?

We all know

as a woman.

100%.

We all know it.

And you know it.

That's why you're calling her crazy.

But the question is, why are you calling her crazy?

I know why I'm calling her crazy.

Why are you calling her crazy?

Because she's just flat out saying she's a different gender than she is.

And under your construction of society, we're just supposed to believe that.

We're just supposed to take it in and internalize it and say, yes, what they're saying about themselves, although we know it's not true, is true.

All non-binary people are non-binary.

Trans men are men.

Trans women are women.

Hashtag LGBT History Month.

I mean, who winds up winning this?

Are women going to win this?

Or are the trans people going to win it?

You know, there's an Olympic athlete now, a trans Olympic athlete, trying out for the U.S.

women's team.

Former Olympic athlete Rebecca Dusseau said, once a male, listen to this.

I mean, this is just the truth.

Once a male body has gone through puberty,

they've received the benefits.

So the skeletal form, lung capacity, muscle density, the greater length of levers in their body, their muscle-to-weight ratio, their capacity to deal with dehydration much better,

narrower hips.

I mean, you name it, they're physiologically designed differently than women.

Yes.

So it's not just the testosterone level.

It's all of the physiological differences.

And they're going to lose this argument?

Probably.

It comes to a point where you just run all the stuff to complain about.

Yeah.

Like we've eliminated how many billions of people living in poverty in this world.

We've eliminated so many diseases.

We've eliminated

so many things have gone right in the world over the past 20, 50, 100 years.

You get to a point where you start well you know what that person that says it's a guy and we know it's a girl

why aren't you allowing them to be a guy right like that's the level of thing we're complaining about at this point crazy yeah triple eight seven two seven b e c glead back

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It's not possible.

I mean, John Oliver apparently had a big rant last night or this weekend that was gone viral about how wonderful it is and how bad it is for you to have choice on your own healthcare.

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