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I am not a football fan, and that was a great game last night.

Oh, it was a great game.

I think you know Andy Reid, right?

I do.

Did you go to church with him?

Yeah, and friends with he and my wife, or his wife and my wife, are friends, and

I'm friends.

So I was rooting for the Chiefs, you know, again, not a football fan, but I'm an Andy Reid fan.

Everybody is.

Well, I mean, the most winningest coach in the league in history without a Super Bowl.

Yeah, but you don't care if the guy's a jerk.

And everybody in the league seems to absolutely love him.

Because he does things the right way, and he's a nice guy.

He's a nice guy.

He's a really, really nice guy who doesn't

honor the Sabbath.

He works every Sunday.

Every Sunday, he just goes and

he's going directly to hell.

That's right.

He's going right to hell.

Straight to hell.

Let's go.

Don't collect too much.

He's not even work.

You know, like if a doctor, you know, he's what is he doing?

He's just got a glory.

He's a glorified football watcher.

He sits on the sidelines and watches football instead of doing the Lord's work.

I'm just saying,

I'm just saying.

Great game.

Congratulations, Andy Reid and the

Kansas City Chiefs.

You knew that.

I did know that.

The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Super Bowl, best Super Bowl I can remember.

I'm not a sports fan, and even I was.

Just blown away.

Great game.

Congratulations to the Chiefs.

And hey, stripper poles.

Who doesn't love them?

You know what I mean?

The crotch camera, where has that been the whole time?

Jeb Bush came out and tweeted, best halftime of a Super Bowl ever.

What?

yeah oh my god yeah uh i had a different opinion uh on uh on that one uh also

now this blew me away bill crystal has come out and said he's a democrat now the next thing i know i know it's a shock the next thing that we're gonna find out is that jonathan van ness is gay If that happens, my whole world is upside down.

I don't know what.

I don't know what to say.

And we begin with Iowa, Iowa, Iowa.

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Iowa, Iowa, Iowa.

This is Iowa, the true America.

Well, I mean, if there is such a thing, but there isn't.

Or maybe there is.

I mean, there has to be.

There can't be.

There absolutely is.

Friendly people in general in Iowa, patient, courteous.

One of our reporters, Kevin Ryan, was out, and at one point he said he was at one of the train track intersections in the state.

The crossing gate lowered, the bell rung, and the train chugged by.

Several cars waited at the designated line, and a few minutes later, the train just stopped.

But people kept pulling into the line of cars.

Nobody sped off.

Nobody honked their horns.

In Chicago or New York, you'd hear screeching and honking and curse words, peel-outs, maybe even gunshots.

But this is a different state, a charming place.

The way the land breathes under you, spread out like a blanket, and the corn stalks lean with each breeze and the marigold softness on the horizon without the skyscrapers imposing their faces.

Everywhere you look, all you see is America.

The honeyed scent of fertilizer and livestock.

At night, the whole world gets dark and quiet.

So quiet you could almost, you feel like Adam and Eve just looking up alone in the garden contemplating the electric sky full of planets and stars and other lives they couldn't understand.

Iowa is

187 times bigger than New York City.

Yet there are only 3 million people in Iowa compared to the 9 million people in New York City.

There are actually more feral hogs than humans in Iowa.

That's an actual fact.

Yet, people stay in Iowa for generations, and you can kind of see why.

You have to admire its stable geography.

It's the only state with parallel rivers as borders.

On the easternmost side, along the Mississippi River, there's the world's steepest and shortest railway.

On the other, along the Missouri River, a monument stands.

It's to Sergeant Floyd.

It's the only man to die during the Lewis and Clark Great Expedition.

And every July, for a whole week, cyclists traverse the divide, bumping along those uneven roadways.

By the way, I want to go back.

You did understand

there are 21 million feral hogs in Iowa.

I just want to go back to that for a second.

That's roughly the population of Mexico City or San Francisco, Oakland, and Phoenix, and Seattle, and Detroit combined.

They have more hogs than Mubai has people.

And if the Iowa hogs divided in two factions and occupied different sides of the states, Iowa would have two megacities, classification earned only in America by Los Angeles and New York.

21 million hogs.

They arrived in the 1500s thanks to the ham-obsessed Spaniards led by De Soto.

And for centuries, Native American tribes alone occupied the land.

The Sac and the Fox,

the Iowa, Dakota, Sioux, the Oto,

and before that, woolly mammoths roamed the plains.

In the 1700s, the French showed up with their fur trade and their treaties.

The area belonged to France until 1763 following a defeat by Spain in the French and Indian War.

The region flopped from one nation's hand to the next until the Louisiana Purchase happened

when Thomas Jefferson was, they talked about impeaching him because he had the Louisiana Purchase.

He bought the land from Louisiana to Montana, and that would become the Midwestern and southern states, including Iowa.

We paid $18

a square mile.

Shortly after the purchase, the territory's new residents got a little possessive, and soon enough, sellers were shoving the Indians off the land that they'd occupied since the Ice Age.

Some next-level gentrification, I guess.

But we've always had a bloody streak.

Man always does, not just America.

Especially back then, it was violent and cruel.

There was mayhem.

It was just out in the middle of nowhere on the wobbly plains, gunfights, stabbings, stabbings, honest to God, cowboy stuff with gunslingers.

Who knows what else happened there?

And then came the Civil War in the 1860s, the worst kind of war, the kind that guts a nation.

Iowa had only been a state for 15 years with a population of about half a million people.

Yet with only 500,000 people, 75,000 Iowan men fought for the Union.

Now that's the highest percentage of soldiers from any other state on both sides.

And they died like hell.

Drowned in the mud, ransacked by cannonballs, bayonet to the gut or the neck or anywhere.

It was the cruel early stage of modern warfare.

But America's always been a rugged and an unceasing territory.

We're roughnecks.

We're a chancer.

And most of the times it pays off.

We fought the Civil War and we stayed together.

But then came the railroads sprouting up all across the country.

It was the late 1800s.

Trains could haul produce from any part of the country to another part of the country, so the farming jobs flourished in Iowa and the population grew.

In 1901, Quaker Oats was founded in Cedar Rapids.

Then in 1937, Iowa State University professor John Vincent Aniscoff and graduate student Clifford Berry created the first automatic electronic digital computer.

Wait a minute, in Iowa?

The same state that gave us oatmeal also shoved us towards the creation indirectly to Grand Theft Auto V and iPhones and all of the luxuries that are now our reality.

Iowa had a thriving agriculture until World War I, then the Great Depression, then World War II,

and everywhere, all around the world, people wanted to live in the larger cities.

That's where things were getting done, and Iowa had very few.

But they coped how they could, replacing the agricultural with the industrial.

And during the war, Iowa built tanks, rifles, airplanes, armies, armor.

You should know, by the way, 8,389 Iowans died by the end of the war on September 2nd, 1945.

Imagine surviving the war and returning to the endless fields and

the oceans of sky.

As the haze of wartime, and the economy cleared,

Iowans enjoyed, like the rest of America, a sense of renewal.

They had benefited from the change of industry.

Agriculture had always been the money maker, but now Iowa was building refrigerators, farming equipment, stationery.

To this day, Iowa still is the largest producer of eggs, pork, and corn.

In 1958, Winnebago, the RV manufacturer, was founded in Winnebago County, Iowa.

And since that day, your home can be wherever it is that you want it to be on this continent.

A year after Winnebago was founded, a plane crash outside of Clear Lake, Iowa

killed the music

the day the music died.

It was in Des Moines on January 20th, 1982, when a 17-year-old boy grabbed a dead bat, fangs, snout, and all, and threw it at Black Sabbath.

Even the performer Ozzy Osborne

grabbed the tiny little bat corpse and shoved it in his mouth and started gnashing.

He thought it was a rubber bat until that bat kind of exploded in his mouth and he found out that it was really a rat.

But he had started and he couldn't break the persona, so he just went on right after the show.

He was rushed to Broadlawn's Medical Center for rabies.

Ozzy Osborne's bat decaptation stands as one of the most notorious moments in rock and roll history, and it was in Des Moines, Iowa.

Then there's Brid, Iowa, home to the National Hobo Convention, as well as the Hobo Museum.

Call the town quirky or gross for hosting such a thing,

or you can see the humanity in it.

You can see the neighbors,

the neighborliness.

My grandparents were from Iowa.

They say the name Iowa is a reference to when Indians discovered the land.

It was the first words they uttered.

When they looked at the beautiful sprawling land in the hills, they simply said, Iowa, Iowa, Iowa.

It translates to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Maybe not so much today as we go now to the Poles.

Iowa is a place that is sharply divided just within the Democratic Party, and it is besieged with reporters and politicians and a circus every four years.

We get to that here in just a second.

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Wow, I am still reeling, Pat.

I don't know about you, but I'm still reeling from that Bill Crystal announcement that he's a Democrat now.

Wow.

That's been coming on for how long?

When was he born?

60 years.

I mean, that is the least surprising story I have ever seen.

Yeah.

Anyway, Iowa today.

Any thoughts on Iowa?

We have Steve Dace coming up in just a little while.

We also have Tulsi Gabbard joining us today in hour number two.

I'm anxious to talk to Tulsi

and

hear her thoughts of what's happening in the Democratic Party.

They seem to be control freaks.

No.

They seem not to want Bernie again.

They didn't want him last time, and they don't want him this time.

So have you heard about the

have you heard about the

poll,

the Des Moines Register poll that comes out?

With Buddha Judge?

No, no, no.

Yeah.

The one that comes out every year,

day before,

the Sunday before,

and has the final poll, and

it was pulled back

because they say there are errors, but there's all kinds of conspiracies floating.

Yeah,

there was a conversation with one of the people that they polled, and I think they got his name wrong.

They said his name wrong,

or the person being polled said the name wrong any but but he voted for buddha judge anyway

and

so but there were questions about that and so they just threw out the poll even though the guy voted for buddha judge despite yeah in the poll right

so here's what it here's here's what it was Somebody who was just answering the phone raised the issue with the way the survey was being administered, which could have compromised the results of the poll.

It It appears a candidate's name, Buddha Judge, was admitted in at least one interview in which the respondent was asked to name their preferred candidate.

And he said, What about Buddha Judge?

And the guy was like, Oh, sorry, Buddha Judge.

And so, because of that, because of that, they're throwing the poll away.

Now,

is that what happened?

Is that what happened?

Because I suppose if you saw the poll, you could see that Buddha Judge was either way, way underperforming from all other polls, and then you could say, okay, well, there's a problem.

But they didn't say there was a problem.

What they said was this one incident, and they made sure that they didn't publish the poll.

Now, there are some that are saying that this poll wasn't published because it was bad for Biden.

Others are saying it's really good for Sanders

and that's why they didn't publish it

because the Democrats don't want Sanders and if it's bad for Biden they don't want to lead into that.

This is and for the Des Moines register to play along with them like that?

This is the first time unbelievable.

This is the first time in the history of the Des Moines Register they have not published this poll.

That's really bad.

That is really bad.

You don't throw the poll out just because of one response.

One response?

Unless you come out and say, we found out that this person did not ask

Buddha Judge in others or he was not confident.

Then you come out and you say that.

What they're coming out and saying is, well, because of this one guy, we're not sure and yada, yada.

Well, how confident are you?

Did you ask the guy?

I mean,

it's remarkable to me because you're playing with fire when it comes to Bernie Sanders.

Oh,

they've made that clear.

Oh, have they not?

Right.

I mean, when you threaten to burn Milwaukee to the ground,

yeah,

he's got a volatile

base.

Can we play the Bill Maher audio from the Bill Maher show this weekend?

Listen to this.

But I tell you why Bernie Sanders is attractive to me now, because he's the only Democrat who, like Trump, has an army.

Who, when it gets to this other level, he's got a bunch of badass motherfuckers who will get in the streets.

Okay, so Trump doesn't have that.

Okay.

Trump doesn't have that.

We've not gotten into the streets.

We have to.

Nobody's claimed they're going to burn anything to the ground.

Nope.

Nope.

There's been no violent rhetoric from Trump supporters.

No.

In fact, the violent rhetoric is all from the other side against Trump.

I mean, look at what the state of Virginia did just to people who liked the Second Amendment.

Yeah.

Okay.

They immediately called all of those people names and bad names.

They were white supremacists, they were Nazis.

You know, they mobilized against them.

So, I mean, you're dealing with fire.

I have more on this with Bernie Sanders coming up, but this is something that we talked about literally

20 years ago, 20,

no, it was about 15 years ago, 14 years ago, we talked about it.

And I spelled it out.

Democrats, here's what you're doing.

Here's what's going to happen.

Here's how it's going to end.

And we're now there.

And the Democrats are freaking out, freaking out.

They should be.

Yeah, they should be.

Because today in Iowa, I think everybody's been trying to calculate who could beat Trump, who could beat Trump.

They don't see anybody.

So there's either going to be a low turnout or I think people are going to go in in and go, you know what?

It doesn't matter.

I'm just going to vote for who I want.

I'm going to vote for the person because I can't do the calculus.

I don't know who could beat Donald Trump.

And

that could change things dramatically tonight.

Remember, this is not a poll like you normally do.

This is a caucus, very different.

We'll explain later on in the program.

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Oh my gosh.

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

We're glad you're here.

It's Monday.

Iowa caucus today.

I'll be in Washington, D.C.

for the State of the Union.

And then also

the vote on impeachment on Wednesday.

Thursday, we have our special, a don't miss special.

It is the last on our series of Ukraine.

And this is the DaVinci Code.

That's Wednesday or Thursday?

That's Thursday.

Thursday, yeah.

Thursday.

Okay.

And I think it's 8 p.m.

Is it 8?

830, I believe.

8:30 Central?

No, no, no.

It's changed.

No?

Oh, it changed.

8 Eastern.

Okay.

Yep.

It's 8 Eastern.

It airs.

And don't miss this one.

This has nothing to do with Trump.

Has very little to do really with Ukraine.

Nothing really to do with Hunter Biden.

This is the Rosetta Stone to understand exactly what's going on.

It's an hour long.

It will leave you breathless and it will leave people who

voted for Barack Obama,

I think, hating Barack Obama.

I think when you see what really is happening, what happened with Barack Obama, he betrayed everything you think he stands for.

And that's what's really going on tonight.

I'm sorry, Thursday night at 8 p.m.

Eastern.

Okay, last night was the Super Bowl.

I'm not a Super Bowl fan.

Usually they're boring as snot because it's usually a runaway.

This was thrilling to the end.

Stu said it right last week when he said,

you know,

this is going to be a good Super Bowl because they're evenly matched.

Big time.

Yeah.

And it was just thrilling the whole time.

It was really good.

Yeah.

Going into the fourth quarter when it's 20 to 10 and then Kansas City rattles off 21 straight points to win it like that, it was crazy.

And they did that the whole postseason.

It was just amazing.

Yeah, it was really, it was really, really great.

And

there's no team that I would rather see lose than those people who are stationed in San Francisco.

And I want you to know, stationed is the right word.

And I want you to know I was very proud of the San Francisco players.

None of them took a crap on the field.

No, that was good.

That went against their nature.

We know that.

It did.

Yeah, it did.

It did.

But somebody did take a big crap on the field, and it was the halftime show sponsored by Pepsi.

Now, I think just by reading the reviews, and if I may quote Jeb Bush,

the 2020

Super Bowl halftime show

is the best Super Bowl halftime show ever.

Oh, please.

Come on.

Excuse me?

Come on.

Really?

If Mount Everest was made entirely of jello and it collapsed in some gigantic avalanche,

yes, a big jello avalanche.

Yes.

Mount Everest size.

Right.

There'd be less jiggling parts than were contained in that Super Bowl halftime.

And

there is less jello in that mountain than in Jeb Bush's spine.

That is true.

I mean,

come on, man.

That was just

pandering.

He's pandering because of the Puerto Rican thing.

I think that's all he's doing is pandering.

Yeah.

That was something you couldn't let your kids watch if you had small kids.

Gosh, well, no, no, come on.

Come on.

The crotch cam.

And the pole dancing.

I mean, those are very appropriate.

I mean, you can't watch it with your kids.

J-Lo brought

her 12-year-old daughter out to watch her pole dance.

That's I mean, what's better than seeing mommy pole dance?

And some of the crotch shots, like you said, and the hand placement during those shots.

Yeah, well, we're

with Michael Jackson, but now the hand placement.

But the crotch camera, I've never seen a crotch camera before.

No, I know.

Never.

No.

No.

I know.

It was so uncomfortable.

Inappropriate?

Inappropriate that my

son had four friends over.

Now, these are teenage boys.

So I'm sure the teenage boys would have loved that if it wasn't also a room full of parents.

And the teenage boys were so uncomfortable.

I bet they were like, Dad, can we change this?

And I'm like, yes, I'm trying to find the remote.

Dad, can we please change this?

Mr.

Beck, could we change this, please?

Yes, I'm trying.

I had 15-year-old boys.

That's how inappropriate it was.

The 15-year-old boys watching it on their own.

They would have loved it.

Watching it with me in the room and my wife and other parents, they

not so much.

They were like, oh, good heavens.

And mainly because all of the adults were like, what the?

I asked Tanya halfway through if I could get a lap dance from her.

I said, you know, I've got a dollar bill.

Well, you've got to pull room, don't you?

Oh, of course we do.

Of course.

Of course, she dances from time to time.

And I said, look, you don't have to.

I mean, J-Lo's there.

I feel like I'm in a strip club.

How about a lap dance?

I'll give you a buck.

And she said,

how dare you offer me a dollar for that?

Yeah.

If you hand me a bill, it better have a one on it and zeros after it.

So she was really offended because I offered her a dollar, not really for the lap dance con.

No, I'm kidding.

It was

really uncomfortable.

Anyway, it just shows how much we've changed.

Yeah.

I mean, remember the wardrobe malfunction?

Tame in comparison to what we saw last week.

Absolutely tame.

Yeah.

Absolutely tame.

And that was what, 2005, 2006?

Yeah.

And it was a big deal, and the NFL had to apologize.

There's not going to be an apology.

Oh, not at all.

They're not going to be proud of it.

Oh, yeah.

They love it.

They love it.

And you know what this this is?

I think this is the internet.

I think this is the influence of the internet.

We are all watching stuff now

online, or our kids are exposed to things online.

And, you know, it's just everywhere.

And it's just lowered the standards.

It's just all been normalized, and it doesn't shock us anymore.

No.

You know, I was thinking about this last night.

We've gone from a place where...

When Elvis first came on TV, you couldn't show him from the waist down.

It would only show his upper torso.

That's how

prudish we were.

We were.

Honestly.

And look at what happens now.

I really thought the next step, and I'm not joking, the next step is: let's just give him a gynecological exam.

Okay?

That's just, hey, we've got, you know, we've got J-Lo out, and she's going to sing a song while we perform a gynecological exam.

Because, I mean, it was, there's nothing else left.

There's nothing else left.

And it's just.

And did you notice this?

The women are all wearing nothing.

And then every time the guys were out, they looked like dump.

They looked like, hey, I just pull my sweatpants on.

I got my hat on.

And I'm sorry.

I just rolled out of bed.

What's going on?

I mean, the guys all looked like absolute dump.

Yeah.

Women were gypped.

Women were gypped.

In addition, I don't know who any of the guys were.

Are they famous people?

I don't know.

They were who go with the song?

Okay, so as a rule.

So my son invited two friends that had just moved to Texas from California.

And yes, I let them in the house, but they're from San Diego, which I count as only partly Californian.

Okay.

So they're in, and, you know, they're like, yeah, we grew up in San Diego, man.

So, like, we're Californians.

So I'm asking them all the way through the Super Bowl,

did you guys understand that ad?

They're like, no, I don't even know what that ad was about.

What was that?

And did you notice, like, some of the, I think, I think they were not hip enough to even understand some of the ads.

I don't even know what some of these ads, I knew what they were advertising, but I had no idea of following them.

And everybody at the end of the ad was like, what the hell was that?

Am I the only one that?

No, there were some

weird ads.

Like weird ads.

That made no sense.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The tide ad, I loved.

The one that kept going through.

Yeah.

There were a few.

Like, I thought the Reese's ad was kind of funny, the Take Five thing, where they had all the cliches of were you raised by a wolf?

And the guy walks up at the end with his head up his butt.

Hang on, hang on, just a sec.

Play this video.

We have it.

What's that?

Reese's take five bar.

Chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter, pretzels.

Never heard of it.

Where have you been?

Under a rock?

Do it to me.

What, were you born yesterday?

Really, Trish?

Me neither.

Were you raised by wolves?

Really insensitive, Trish.

Are you clueless?

That's offensive, Trish.

Yeah, Trish.

You from another planet?

I never heard of Take Five neither.

Again!

Trish, none of us have heard of Take Five.

I look stupid now.

Visa's Take Five.

The best bar you've never heard of.

All right, so

there's a few of them.

I just don't think the Super Bowl ad thing is a thing anymore.

It's really not.

It used to be, but it's all too politically correct.

Everybody's afraid to offend anyone, you know, which is why I loved the Donald Trump ad.

Do we have the Donald Trump ad?

Listen to the Donald Trump ad and tell me they didn't intentionally just go for it.

I'll play it here in a second.

Did you see it?

I saw a couple ads.

Oh my gosh.

The Trump ad, the first one that played, and I think it's the only one.

He wanted to run two.

Only one ran.

And

the Democrats went crazy.

Is it the crime one?

The anti-crime?

Yes.

The crime reform.

Yes.

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And we'll go over that in case you missed it coming up in just a second.

Also, Tulsi Gabbard joins us in about 17 minutes.

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All right, so last night I thought this was so effective for for President Trump.

Right audience, right time,

right at the beginning of the game.

Only could have been better if it was at the end of the game.

But everybody was watching the kickoff.

It goes to this ad.

It's a dark screen.

Go ahead and play it.

America demanded change.

Donald Trump wins the president.

No, this is not it.

Stop, stop, stop.

Go to the first ad, please.

Go to the one with Alice Johnson, please.

Here it is.

Alice Johnson was sentenced to serve a life prison for a non-violent drug offense.

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Politicians talk about criminal justice, but President Trump gets it done.

Thousands of families are being reunited.

I'm Donald Trump, and I appreciate it.

The end.

That's great.

the end.

That's great.

The end.

If that doesn't print with people, all the people who have been talking about this, and here he goes in, and he gets it done, and he gets it done with people like Mike Lee.

I mean,

you know, it says something.

There is a chance to change

people's minds.

And the Democrats, they're going to go in and vote today in Iowa.

If they're thinking Pete Budajudge is going to help that, it will only push the African-American community further into the conservative camp where they belong, quite honestly, where they belong.

And what I loved about that, you're not attacking anybody.

You're not saying anything negative about anybody?

No.

And it's a surprising ad to a lot of people.

Yeah,

I didn't see the other ad.

What was the other ad?

Can we play this one?

America demanded change.

Donald Trump wins the presidency, and change is what we got.

Under President Trump, America is stronger, safer, and more prosperous than ever before.

Best wage growth I think we've seen in almost a decade.

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I mean, great ads.

Great, great ads.

Really great ads.

True.

And

positive.

Positive.

Targeting minorities without pandering.

I mean, it was a great ad, and I'm so sick of the pandering.

Oh, my gosh.

The women stuff.

Oh, oh, my God.

Oil of Olay.

Isn't that what it's called?

Just Ole now.

So, Ole.

Did you see the one where it's all women astronauts?

And yet they're sucked into space at the last?

My son went, oh man, that was a good ending.

I mean,

what,

how is that a positive women's message when don't push the ole button because it sucks them out into space and they all die, float away?

I mean, what,

how is that positive?

How is that positive?

And the one with a female kicker, and the other

both take off their helmets and it's women, it's women playing football.

Oh, good for women can do anything.

Just stop.

Better than men.

Better.

Yes.

Than men can do it.

That's the thing.

We don't need men.

We don't even need them.

Why do we have men?

They're obsolete.

I'm sick of men.

If that is not the message

that you were getting, and thank goodness PETA

didn't run their ad, I'll explain it to you coming up.

It's

agonizing.

It's agonizing.

But we'll talk about that.

Tulsi Gabbard is coming up next.

I think she's in New Hampshire

on the road now, stumping.

There's a problem with the Democratic Party in New Hampshire.

She somehow or another didn't get on with eight points, but Deval Patrick did with only three points.

How'd that happen?

Tulsi Gabbard next.

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We have Tulsi Gabbard on with us.

She's Skyping into the show from, I think, New Hampshire, where she's spending all of her time.

She's missing State of the Union to be up there.

She's not in Iowa.

And she's polling at about 8%.

But for some reason, the Democrats aren't putting her on stage on CNN CNN for the New Hampshire debates.

She's not in the debate Friday?

No.

No.

Duval Patrick was invited.

Oh, my God.

And he is polling at 2%.

She's at 8%.

He's at 2%.

Wow.

What is it the Democrats are doing?

Oh, fairness?

They're doing

it.

Is this what fairness is all about?

I don't agree with Tulsi Gabbard on probably most things.

She's from Hawaii.

So a moderate in Hawaii is like, I don't know,

you know, Stalin in Texas.

It's a very different world we come from.

But I respect her and

I respect her for having the courage to

come on

and talk about what's going on in the Democratic Party.

She's somebody who endorsed Sanders, you know, before.

Where is she now?

Is she a Democratic socialist?

What is, who is Tulsi Gabbard?

We have have that coming up.

Well, the Iowa caucus is happening today.

Polls show that Bernie Sanders

is probably going to win tonight, but

it's not like a regular voting day.

It's not like your normal primary, a caucus.

Everybody gets into the gym and they broker deals.

They try to get you over to the other side, try to convince you, hey,

our guy is number two.

Your guy's not going to win.

If you come over with us, we can make him number one.

So that it could change everything tonight.

And Biden doesn't seem to be doing really well.

One One person who's not even there is Tulsi Gabbard.

She's polling at 8% in New Hampshire.

So she's spending her time in New Hampshire.

But

some reason or another, CNN and the DNC has decided she's not welcome at the debate.

She's a Democratic nominee that is polling within the parameters, but they invited somebody, Duval Patrick, who is only polling at 2%.

Why?

That, her lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, where she stands on democratic socialism, and so much more with Tulsi Gabbard

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All right.

Can we get an update on when she's coming in?

Because she's sitting down now.

Bernie Sanders has just said that he has

the main, the real enemy is the Democratic establishment.

He was addressing a 3,000-strong crowd in Cedar Rapids on Saturday night.

Which everybody's calling massive.

They don't say that about Trump's 20,000 or 30,000.

When he goes to these rallies, they just say those are zombies.

Yeah.

But

he had 3,000, which is the biggest one in the Democrats.

That doesn't even compare to Barack Obama.

But

he was talking to

the

party loyalists, or I should say the socialist loyalist.

And he said the Democratic Party's upper echelons are trying to thwart his Democratic socialist agenda.

He said, this is the political reality of the moment.

We are taking on the entire political establishment, both the Republicans and the Democrats.

I don't think the Democrats know what they're dealing with with some of these people,

because some of them really are revolutionaries.

We have Tulsi Gabbard, who is joining us now.

Hello, Tulsi.

How are you?

Hi, good morning, Glenn.

Good.

How are you?

Very good.

Thanks for coming on.

I'm sure there's a little trepidation in this, a little perhaps, concern, and you shouldn't.

I respect you.

Everybody on the show here respects you.

We disagree with you, but we really feel you love your country.

You have served the nation,

and

you're a solid citizen.

So

thanks for coming on.

Thank you.

Okay,

I want to ask you, first of all, about the debate

that is happening this Friday.

You are polling at 8%,

and yet you haven't been invited to be on this debate stage, and Deval Patrick is polling at 2%, and he was invited.

What's happening?

You know, we've put in calls and sent messages to CNN to ask them exactly that question and have not gotten any kind of response.

And to me, the biggest problem with all of this is CNN is making a choice to dishonor voters, both here in New Hampshire, who will be voting here in eight days, as well well as voters across the country by barring them from being able to

be informed about the different leading candidates who are running for president hearing the voice and the message and the issues that I'm raising in this presidential campaign so they are their decision to exclude me from this is a disservice to New Hampshire voters and it's something they're not very happy about so

I want to kind of get your opinion on where this is coming from.

Bernie Sanders on Saturday said the target is not just the Republican establishment, but it is the Democratic establishment.

He said that's a real enemy they need to bump off because

the party is trying to kill this revolution of his.

Would you agree with that as well with

you?

I'll tell you what I'm experiencing here.

You know, I'm in New Hampshire.

We are campaigning hard as we're heading towards Election Day here.

And voters recognize that the political establishment in Washington is not serving the people of this country.

We have a Washington that is of, by, and for the powerful elite rather than of, by and for the people.

So, in the town halls that we're holding every day across New Hampshire and some of the bigger towns and the very small towns, districts that may be red or blue or a mix or whatever it is, what we're seeing is we have Democrats, Republicans, Independents, Independents, and Libertarians all coming together, having a respectful conversation, because

as you opened our conversation today, we respect each other.

We recognize that we are fellow Americans and we care very much for our country's future.

And we see how the powerful elite in Washington are not working for the best interests of the people and that the only way to change that is when we the people stand up, work side by side, and actually focus on putting country first, putting the people of this country first, and actually get real solutions to the problems that we are facing.

And that's exactly what we're doing.

So, Tulsi, there is, I mean, listening to you speak, it sounds to me

very familiar.

It sounds like what Pete Tea Party members were saying

back under Obama.

The establishment isn't listening.

They're not responding to what the voters are asking for because I wanted hope and change too.

I wanted transparency.

I wanted a change to what was happening.

And nobody was listening at all on either side, and those people were belittled, which made them more angry.

Isn't this the same kind of feeling, just with different end goals?

One was a return to the Constitution, and in many cases, with Sanders, it's

an end to the Constitution or capitalism.

Isn't it it the same feeling, though?

The sense of dissatisfaction, disenfranchisement, of being left behind, that our voices are not being heard, I think is something that has continuously been growing over quite some time, which points to the reality that the problems in Washington are not being correctly identified.

We go through these elections and it's like, you know, Democrats good, Republicans bad, Republicans good, Democrats bad.

And it's this this hyper-partisanship about one party versus the other and each trying to either maintain or regain their power that leaves the American people and our voices behind.

And this is why I think something that you're identifying maybe happened a while back.

It's only continued to have grown and it is coming from across party lines.

In our town halls, as we're talking about these issues every day, you know, everyone's nodding their heads and recognizing, yes, we need to fix this, we need to change this, we've got to stop seeing everything through a partisan lens and actually just focus on the reality that so many American families are struggling and hurting and

are angry that their government is not working for them.

So how would you identify yourself as, I mean, you endorsed Bernie Sanders, which made Hillary Clinton love you forever.

Would you consider?

I have not gotten the love letter yet.

Really?

Oh,

I thought she loved you for that.

I move around a lot, so I don't know.

Maybe I got love.

Well, she might, when she accepts the lawsuit and signs for the lawsuit you filed against her, maybe she'll give you the love letter in exchange for that.

But are you, would you, how would you classify yourself?

And as democratic socialist,

is that a danger?

Do you think?

Or is that a good thing?

Is that where the Democratic Party should go?

First and foremost, as an American.

Right, I know that.

I love our country, and

I approach issues as I have throughout my time in Congress, as I do now, seeking to serve our country as President Commander-in-Chief, really just focused on the substance of these issues,

not blindly placing myself or my thought process into one box because I'm a Democrat, but actually actively seeking ideas, perspectives, and solutions coming from across party lines because

this is reality.

I'm a very practical and pragmatic person.

I'm an independent-minded person.

And I call things like I see it.

I am just as willing and able to call out my own party when they're wrong as well as when they're right as I am the Republican Party when they're wrong or when they're right.

And it's this kind of clarity in

and putting country first that I think voters across this country are demanding as we're seeing some of these changes continuing to occur in this election.

Let me just touch on the Hillary lawsuit.

What are you hoping to achieve with that?

I've had several people say you will have to prove damages.

It's going to be almost impossible to prove the damages.

So

what are you hoping to gain?

I will leave the legal machinery to the attorneys, but I'll tell you for myself,

some in the media are portraying this as, well, this is just another news story or this is just a media stunt, but they don't understand

that this is about my life.

You know, I've dedicated my entire adult life to serving our country.

After the attacks on 9-11, like so many Americans, I made that decision to

serve and to protect the safety, security, and freedom of the American people and being willing to put my life on the line to do so.

I'm still serving in the Army National Guard now.

I've deployed twice to the Middle East and of course I'm still serving in Congress now, seven going on eight years.

And so for Hillary Clinton and her powerful allies in Washington to

essentially try to

portray me as a traitor to the country that I love, it takes away the very essence of who I am.

The oath of loyalty that I have taken to the country that I love.

I mean, somebody like somebody.

So this is a serious thing.

Yeah, somebody like Hillary Clinton saying that you're a Russian asset

has got to make an impact on you, your career, but also personally, just very much so.

Very much so.

And personally for myself, but I'm actually thinking of the amazing patriots who I've served with, people who have also dedicated their lives, literally literally their lives willing to sacrifice everything in service to our country this is what defines us and so for her and her powerful allies to so completely devalue that honor that loyalty that sacrifice in service to our country it cannot go unchecked and this is why I'm filing this lawsuit is this just an old beef because of the Bernie Sanders endorsement or is there something deeper there do you think

this is something that that only she can answer.

I think from my perspective, I see two things that seem to be very clear.

Number one is that she hasn't let go of the fact that I resigned as vice chair of the DNC to endorse Bernie Sanders very specifically for one reason,

the vast difference in Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton's foreign policy and worldview.

What kind of commander-in-chief they would be.

Bernie, largely non-interventionist, Hillary Clinton, extremely interventionist and and a neolib war hawk and consistently the second thing is that that throughout my time in Congress I have been speaking out strongly against the very foreign policy legacy that she represents of being the world's police waging regime change wars in other countries that have not made us any safer and that have cost us tremendously the lives of my brothers and sisters in uniform, as well as every American in taxpayer dollars, dollars that are coming out of our schools, our classrooms, coming out of our infrastructure needs in our communities, going as they are now in Afghanistan, $4 billion every month.

$4 billion every month.

That's $5.5 million per hour.

And I hear from people every day who question, my gosh, those resources could be going towards opioid recovery and helping those who are struggling with substance abuse and addiction here in New Hampshire and across the country.

130 Americans dying every day from this opioid epidemic.

So this cost is very real.

And I see how Hillary Clinton and her powerful allies are sending a message through what they are doing to me to say if you dare cross us, we will come after you.

I will tell you that I think your foreign policy actually has more in common now with this new Republican, I shouldn't say Republican, new

conservative viewpoint on let's bring people home.

This is enough

is enough.

And we keep making the same mistake over and over.

Let me break for 10 seconds station ID and back with Tulsi Gabbard.

With Tulsi Gabbard, who is up in New Hampshire, she's running for president of the United States in the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party doesn't seem to want to have anything to do with her.

She's running at 8%

in New Hampshire.

She qualifies for the CNN debate.

She can't get an answer on why she wasn't asked to attend, but instead Deval Patrick was, and he's running at 2%.

Tulsi,

we're up against impeachment now.

We haven't heard from witnesses.

I think legally it was the right call.

If I'm the president's attorney, you won the case, end it.

Politically, I think we should have heard from witnesses, and I would have liked to.

Let's say they vote on Wednesday to acquit, which I think they will.

Should there be, should the House go in to John Bolton?

Should we hear from the Bidens?

Should we investigate any of this stuff?

Or is it time just to walk away from this?

I've spoken a lot about this and just pointed out from

shortly, how shortly after Donald Trump was elected, there were immediately members of my party who were pushing for impeachment, largely because of political differences, not willing to accept the outcome of the election, policy differences,

and their criticisms of Donald Trump.

And I've spoken about how dangerous it is to have this process be driven in a very hyper-partisan way, frankly, on both sides, and how not doing so in an objective way really only further divides an already divided country.

It's why I made a very conscious decision to vote present when

those votes came before the House of Representatives to take a stand for the center against this hyperpartisanship in Washington, while also introducing a censure resolution that actually included many more of the

unconstitutional actions that President Trump has taken and frankly something that I think would have been more likely to gain bipartisan support.

What I'm hearing from people

I'm sorry, we're up against the network break.

Unless you care to stay longer, we'd love to have you longer.

How can people get involved with your campaign?

Thank you.

Tulsi2020.com.

I look forward.

I'm the best Democrat, best candidate to be able to defeat Trump in November of 2020.

Appreciate Appreciate you all, people from all party lines, coming and joining us in our people-powered movement.

Thank you so much, Tulsa Gebard.

Please invite her to stay.

I think she has to run, but she's more than welcome to stay.

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Hello, America.

It's Monday, day of the Iowa caucus.

Tomorrow is the State of the Union.

I will be in Washington, D.C.

in

the

the Senate chamber for

that speech.

Or is it the House chamber?

You're going to miss it then because it's in the House chamber.

I'm going to be in the House chamber

watching that.

You see so much that television just doesn't show you.

I don't watch the president.

I'm watching all the people and the floor show.

It's pretty amazing.

It's going to be a historic speech because the next day he goes in for the vote to either acquit or to convict convict for his impeachment.

So it's kind of a busy week, politically speaking.

Then on Thursday night at 8 p.m.

Eastern, a free special, we're making it available for everyone.

Look for the Blaze YouTube channel and make sure you're watching the live special 8 p.m.

on Thursday.

It's the final piece, the Ukraine.

The final piece, the billion-dollar question.

And we have the answer for you.

And it has nothing to do with really the impeachment of Trump, although it makes sense fully now.

The impeachment of Trump has very little to do with the Bidens

or any of the stuff that we have talked about.

The final piece is much bigger than that.

And quite honestly, I think it's going to shock Democrats.

It will make total sense, no denying it.

And I think anybody who voted for Barack Obama is going to be disgusted by what this story is really all about.

That is Thursday, Ukraine, the final piece, 8 p.m.

Eastern.

All right, let me go back now to Iowa, which happens today.

One of the people that really had their finger on the pulse during the 2016 election was Selena Zito, because she is a reporter that doesn't listen necessarily to all the other reporters.

She's listening to the people, and she travels by car, and she stops in diners and she's actually listening.

I wanted to get her view on what's happening in Iowa today.

Selena, welcome to the program.

Thank you so much for having me.

And I have to tell you, you're absolutely right.

When you watch the State of the Union address, no matter whose president is, and watching it

in the House chamber, and if you're watching it from the gallery, it's just a fascinating moment of human behavior.

It really is.

You see what that president is dealing with, and you see the little clicks, and it's amazing.

People should, you should have another camera just on the House and the Senate

because you learn an awful lot.

Anyway, absolutely,

absolutely correct.

Okay, so Selena, tell me what you think is going on

today

in

Iowa.

What are you sensing is

we're going to be talking about tomorrow at this point?

I think tomorrow at this point, we're going to be talking about Bernie Sanders.

And I think he has a high probability of winning this

caucus.

And here's why.

You know, in 2004, when we were heading into the caucus, everyone was like, Howard Dean, Howard Dean, Howard Dean.

But what they missed, and I remember writing this or saying this, I can't remember, it feels like 5,000 years ago, right?

But I remember noticing that they didn't have the ground support that is necessary to get the voters out to caucus.

Because if anybody knows anything about how you caucus, it's an investment of your personal time.

And I don't mean like 15 minutes, you know, waiting in line and going to the ballot box.

I'm talking about three to four hours at night.

It's usually cold.

It's almost always snowing.

And you have to really put it out there in terms of who you are supporting.

Everyone in your precinct knows who you supported, and if that person does not miss

hit that threshold, then there's some bartering that goes on.

And it's really sort of fascinating.

But Bernie has done, and I think this has been underreported,

his campaign team has done an incredible job of getting really

good people, people trusted in their community, to get voters out.

And that's how you win a caucus.

Right.

And

when you're searching for a candidate, which it seems many of the Iowans are, they're not satisfied with any of them.

They've been looking for somebody that they think could win.

They don't have a consensus on this.

They keep going back and forth.

It's like going to buy a pair of shoes with a woman in a store.

They're trying on every single pair, and they're going to walk away with none of them in the end.

That's the way this kind of feels.

And the only one that has true, true, deep support, I think, are Yang and Sanders.

Yes, you are absolutely right.

Yang is this really sort of once-in-a-lifetime interesting candidate for the Democratic Party.

He's young, he's

He's funny.

He's brilliant.

His politics

are a real mixed bag.

He has to say,

Yeah, very left and right.

Yes.

Yeah, he's like a buffet of choices, all in one candidate.

Well, the thing that he has that none of the other ones have is he's very aspirational.

That is that thing

that Barack Obama had in 2008 that made things click.

Pete Buttigieg has tried to project that, but he doesn't, has not done that effectively because I think in the way that he has handled religion has been negative because he pits different denominations against each other.

Christians don't like that at all.

So

what is your thought on, we have Steve Dace coming up, who is really good on the

Iowa caucus.

And

he's

a political player that's been on the

looking at this and on the inside for 20 years.

And he said he thinks there's a chance we go to a brokered convention because the Bernie people, he thinks, will win in Iowa, then in New Hampshire, and in Arizona.

Maybe Biden wins in South Carolina, but then Bernie is really kind of on this roll.

Right.

But whether he can get

enough delegates to win, we may be entering a brokered convention.

How likely do you think that is?

So he's not wrong.

You know, every four years,

the reporters love to throw that out and say, oh, well, this could happen.

Actually, this is the year that it could happen.

This is actually the year that it could happen.

And I see a similar scenario.

I see the possibility of

Bernie winning Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada.

You know, people always talk about Nevada as being about Hispanic voters.

It's not about Hispanic voters.

It's about union voters.

Yes.

People always miss that.

And these are the to the left unions.

These aren't the sort of energy unions that you find out here in Western Pennsylvania or Ohio or Colorado or Texas.

And so I think there's, I could see a scenario where Biden, or where Bernie wins Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada.

And

the race goes to South Carolina, Biden will still win South Carolina, but not at all as strong as people anticipated.

And I can see Bloomberg saying, you know what, it's time for me to step in.

I can do this.

And that's when everything just sort of blows up.

The Democratic establishment and the media do not want Bernie Sanders to be the nominee.

They just don't.

He's not been part of their team.

He doesn't listen in the way that other candidates, they would anticipate other candidates or nominees to listen.

And he's not part of the club.

And

isn't that a reason for those on the left to vote for him even more?

Doesn't that make their case stronger?

Exactly.

Right.

I mean, they learned nothing from 2016.

Nothing.

No,

absolutely nothing.

You know, it's the establishment class, the chattering class, the Democrats and the media sort of conglomerate that

sort of

have been the ones that have not understood 2016, not just because of Trump, but also because of Bernie.

And I always think it's sort of fascinating, even among establishment Republicans, that none of these political parties have said, oh, dear God,

they picked him.

Maybe we must have been really bad.

Let's be reflective about that.

No, we don't do that.

Let's just make fun of those people.

They're dumb.

Yeah.

So

if Bernie does take off, doesn't that, I mean, because Bernie is the closest thing to Donald Trump that that side has.

I mean, I just saw him on TV just a few minutes ago on one of the news channels, and I'm like, look at him.

There's no way this guy could win.

Just look at him.

He's 78 years old.

He looks angry.

He's kind of mean.

He's just not a politician

in the traditional sense.

And then I thought, that's exactly what people said and I said about Donald Trump.

And look where he is now.

Yeah, I think that what people, what people within the establishment

and or not part of the movement, don't understand about populism is that uh populism today is the more uh uh um skepticism about all things big that includes government that includes politics that includes media that includes entertainment they haven't sort of understood have grasped and or understood uh what they have done how they have failed over these past 30 years and they have created what has happened within both parties also um technology technology really, really

has added to that because in our daily lives, think about this.

We have removed the curators from our lives.

What do I mean by that?

Think about Sears.

When we used to shop, Sears picked everything.

If you wanted to buy an appliance, it was Kenmore.

If you wanted to buy tolls, it was Craftsman.

We let some dude in Sears Tower decide what to do.

Well, why didn't anybody think that politics wasn't going to fall in the same way?

Now the biggest department store in this country is Amazon.

We have blown up, technology has essentially blown up these large political parties.

They're still going to exist, but they don't have the power that they used to have.

Selena, let me switch topics and sides quickly because I've only got about a minute and a half.

The ramifications of impeachment, how's this going to play out?

That's not going to impact anything at all.

If anything,

this story just now out of Wisconsin, if anything, it has made people more less likely to vote Democrat because they see this as a political maneuver and more likely to at least consider Trump or not show up to vote at all.

And that is a problem.

for the for the Democratic Party.

And they don't understand it and they don't realize it.

And every time I write a story like this and do this reporting, they make fun of it.

But they're missing it again as they missed it in 2016.

Do you believe that the Sanders people, the real radicals that are in his followers, that there could be trouble in Wisconsin this summer if they don't give it to him?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, I think there's going to be some sort of

problems.

How extreme those problems get

just depends on who gets attracted to them.

But, you know, there is certainly a lot of potent potential for that to become a problem.

All right.

Selena, thank you so much.

We'll talk to you again if you're available.

Maybe we'll get some analysis from you again tomorrow.

Thank you so much, Selena Zito.

That's awesome.

You can follow her on Twitter at SelenaZito, Z-I-T-O.

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Congratulations to the Chiefs last night in the Super Bowl.

It was actually a very exciting game.

I watch it usually for the commercials because the games are so boring.

That was a great,

great game.

Just a great game.

Yeah, it was.

And it's nice to see the Chiefs win.

And there were

a few, there were a few good ads last night.

I didn't think it was a great year for it.

No, it hadn't been a great year for a while.

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What stuck out to you?

Well, I liked the Reese's ad, uh, but I also liked uh, do we have the Amazon ad?

Um

with uh Ellen DeGeneres?

Yeah, I saw the end of this.

That's pretty good.

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in some ways updated Ronald Reagan.

Ronald Reagan would not have, you know, made fun of your being short, but this was a charming way of doing it.

I just think little.

I just think little, and he wants a box.

And it's okay.

It's a box.

You can be short.

Yeah.

There's nothing wrong with that.

It didn't seem mean.

No, it didn't.

Michael Bloomberg thought it was mean.

Oh, my gosh.

Yeah, he came back at him calling him fat,

obese.

45, second

pathological liar.

Yeah, he's...

I don't think he's a Trump fan.

No.

No.

No, I don't think so.

I don't think the two are going going to be sending each other Christmas cards.

Did you see that Hillary Clinton spent less on her entire political campaign than he has spent since November?

Already?

Already.

The entire.

He has spent $20 million

more than Hillary did on the entire campaign.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

He's up to $248 million.

Jeez.

I mean, think of that.

Wow.

Think of that.

Quarter of a billion dollars.

And and he's really not even in it yet.

Right?

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We have this hour

Ted Cruz talking about it's Warren's fault

that there were no witnesses.

It's Warren's fault.

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That's coming up.

Also, the Super Bowl.

Jeb Bush said it was the best halftime show ever.

And I'm sure if he wasn't wearing pants and he was alone, maybe it might have been for him.

I don't know, but

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But anyway, and Steve Dace, because Iowa, Steve comes up in one minute.

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Mr.

Steve Dace, who is heard on this network right after this program, a part of the Blaze TV

and radio network.

Steve lives in Iowa, does a show from Iowa, and has been part of the caucus scene for at least 20 years and

really knows it inside and out and can tell us what do you think is going to happen tonight.

Well, yesterday, a good friend of mine who's doing some advanced work for Trump's re-elect was canvassing the eastern third of the state, Glenn, because that's the most Democratic state or part of the state.

And Iowa was divided into thirds.

The most eastern part's the most Democratic.

The most western part is the most Republican.

And then the middle part where I live is probably the most ideological ideological, and it's 50-50.

And so he wanted to go where there's going to be the highest Democratic turnout in the state.

And listening to him and tell me what he saw over the weekend, I mean, he said Bernie Sanders is the only candidate right now whose events are an event.

And he has little doubt that Bernie's going to win, and I agree with him.

But it's really fluid after that.

And anybody who tells you they think they know for sure

either has a magic eight ball or they watched the Super Bowl halftime show with Jeff Bush last night.

it's really, really fluid after that.

So Bernie Sanders is going to win, you say, in Iowa tonight.

And does does anything change

if the caucus because most people don't understand what a caucus is like.

You're going into a gym and you know, everybody's making a case and they're they're s swapping and bartering and saying, hey, you know, your candidate's not going to, you know, place in the top three, but if our two candidates get together, then we can place our candidate at number one, and we're ideologically lined up.

So it's horse trading.

Exactly.

Because it is so fluid,

is there a chance that somebody is everybody's number two and that person

beats Sanders?

I would have said yes until the stunt, Elizabeth Warren.

She's having a, I listen to what you were just saying about Ted and his thoughts on impeachment.

She's having a bad political instinct month.

All right.

I would have said yes a few weeks ago.

I think she was pretty much everybody's second choice, which is really where you want to be in the environment you're describing.

Correct.

But what her and CNN tried to pull on Bernie with the live hot mic after the debate really,

I think it calcified her support, which on one end is good, but I think it limited her ability to grow beyond that.

I think she kind of got rid of a lot of the era of good feelings around her as a candidate and was kind of just seen as kind of doing her own thing.

And I think that hurt her.

And so I think what you've got to watch tonight, we've got this 15% threshold that Democrats demand their candidates meet

to show up on the final ballot.

If Andrew Yang and Amy Klovichar and Tulsi Gabber definitely won't get 15%, I don't think Yang will.

Klobuchar could be right around there.

I think Warren could be maybe just a little above that.

What happens when the horse trading begins with those candidates?

And that's why I think it's going to be so fluid.

Is if Andrew Yang, where do Andrew Yang's people go?

Do they go to a Pete Buttigig?

Do they go to a Joe Biden?

I can't really see them going en masse to a Bernie Sanders from a temperament standpoint.

Those two guys couldn't be any different.

So I think that's what makes this very fluid.

And here's the other thing to watch from a Joe Biden perspective.

You can't finish fourth or fifth.

If you lead the national polls for a year and and the first time there's a vote, you finish fourth or fifth, you're toast.

And his people are going to say, well, John McCain finished fourth in the Iowa caucuses.

Okay, you're right.

And then he got his R slit in the general election.

So I'm not sure that's the precedent that you're going for here.

So I think there's certain cosmetics involved where that is concerned as well that definitely bear watching tonight.

And then a trend that your audience needs to know.

In the Democratic Party, no one that didn't win a contested Iowa caucus since 1988 has been their nominee.

Hasn't happened since 1988.

Dick Gebhardt won a close victory over Michael Dekakis.

That's the last time someone that was the Democratic nominee didn't win Iowa.

And if you look to where Bernie's polling in New Hampshire here in a few days, a week from tomorrow, anybody in either party that has won both Iowa and New Hampshire has been the nominee every single time.

I don't know if those norms stand anymore, though.

I mean, I see the sense in it because it just gives momentum.

But, you know, I just don't know.

I look at Bernie

today

as the closest thing to Donald Trump that the Democrats have.

He is just a total disruptor.

And many Democrats are looking for that.

I mean, look, Bernie Sanders said the establishment, the Republican and Democratic establishment are the real target here, the real enemy.

Well, that kind of sounds like Donald Trump.

I mean, agreed.

Yeah.

He's.

And

I disagree that norms have been violated.

I think that's one of the great misunderstandings of the Trump era is that all these norms have changed.

I think the cake is all still baked the same.

Largely, people are still going for the same coalitions.

You see Trump now actively making not just a passive, let me give a speech, but actively making a play for black voters, like we really haven't seen Republicans do in decades.

Now, that would be a norm change if he could get 12 to 15% of the black vote, for example.

But if you look at everything else, it's all stayed the same.

The cake is still made the same.

The frosting is just zanier.

All right.

So, all the same ingredients that went into the cake before are still making the cakes now.

But the frosting we have on it is just zanier than it used to be.

But what I think is changing is there is more, there are more and more people that are saying,

I want a different cake.

I don't want cake.

I want pie.

And that is,

I don't know where that is in the cycle, but it was

in the cycle of Donald Trump, and people

would still like to see more of the establishment clobbered by Donald Trump and not just the left establishment, but the right establishment.

There is that hunger, and that's different.

Yep.

I do agree.

Now, and that's where you're seeing disruptor candidates.

I think Ron Paul was maybe an initial foray into this back in 2016.

And then I think what you're seeing it now is in spades with Donald Trump and

Bernie Sanders because people are looking for vehicles that give them a voice outside of the traditional two-party system.

There's an immense amount of frustration with that system that it doesn't really serve needs.

It's essentially a status quo, establishmentarian, monolithic process that doesn't look out for the values of the average everyday American.

And that's why, you know, I think if the economy is doing well, then Trump could, if Bernie is the nominee, he could get Jeremy Corbyn.

But if the economy slumps next year, I would not just sit there and say there's no way he's too far left.

They'll never vote for him.

We said the same thing about Bill Clinton in 1992.

More and more people said that about Barack Obama in 2008.

We'll never vote for Jeremiah Wright's disciple.

We'll never vote for a draft Dodger like Clinton.

If the economy goes south, people get desperate.

And that, and the messaging,

you know, the Bolshevik versus Menshevik messaging that Bernie is tapping into that he's a long, lifelong believer in actually gains an audience in times like that.

I agree.

I agree.

The coronavirus

could put us into that state.

Yes and no.

I mean, I think it depends on the that's a double-edged sword to what it does to the Chinese economy.

And this has always been the.

No, no, no.

I mean, if it they're saying today they've come out and said, it looks like it is going to be a pandemic.

And that's the first time they've said that.

And it is.

But here's the thing.

The World Health Organization issued a warning about China over the weekend, but then didn't think it was worth barring travel there at the exact same time.

It was a very convoluted warning.

I mean, if you think it's worthy of a warning, then why wouldn't you bar travel there?

That doesn't make any sense.

And the only thing I can think of is because economically, what what China means in the global economy, they're trying to figure out

what's a narrow path to carve here

with realistically what it could mean on a health scale to them, but then economically,

what it means for the rest of the global economy because of their standing.

And I think that could be a unique challenge for our own economy next year.

And

it's why a trade war with them was always a double-edged sword, because on one hand, they're one of the landlords around here.

And on the other hand, they're screwing us at the exact same time.

And so managing that was always going to be difficult.

So, Steve, do you see the democratic socialism?

Do you think

that this is led by the party?

Or do you think the average Democrat's willing to accept a democratic socialist?

I think there is no democratic establishment anymore, Glenn.

And I think that, you know, we love in conservative media the talking point the last few years about the RNC outrage of the DNC, and that's just a complete fallacy, and here's why.

What happened after 2016, when

W.

Wasserman Schultz had her thumb on the scale for Hillary Clinton, their base defunded voluntarily their party.

Look at the amount of money their candidates raise individually.

Amy Klobuchar has not had a poll showing her higher than fourth in Iowa, and she ran more ads in our state this year because of the money she raised.

She ran more ads.

She had more money than Marco Rubio had to get on television.

Their candidates individually raise a huge amount of money.

And so what that tells you is they've just bypassed the Democratic establishment, and they're just going to do this independently.

And I think that's why you're not seeing troves of Democrat leaders and senior statesmen come out and trash Bernie Sanders, because I think they're concerned that when the music stops playing, they're going to be left without a seat to sit in, that this may be the new establishment.

It may have nicer packaging in the future than with Bernie Sanders with a shaked fist, you know, with his Nikita Khrushchev impression.

It may be nicer and softer, but this may be essentially where their party is going.

And I think that's why you haven't seen them go all out to put a roadblock and try and stop him, because I think they're afraid they might get run over by the exact same movement.

And then what happens to all those Democrats?

Is there a big number that won't go with Democratic socialism?

I think there is a number.

How big of that number is, I think, comes down to what the economy is doing next year.

And if anybody at the White House, and I've got some friends there too, like you do, if anybody at the White House is listening to this, I'm just telling you, on the cultural issues that Trump space cares the most about and that he is the best can, that's where he, that's his wheelhouse are those kinds of issues.

Black and brown voters are far friendlier to Trump's messaging on

those issues than the white exurbanites and suburbanites that people like me live next to.

They're the ones flooding the zone for Pete Buttigig right now.

They're the ones that go to the first church of virtue signaling.

So I would absolutely encourage the White House's re-elect team to keep going down the road, it's going with black and brown voters, but I would actually message them more on these cultural issues and to show that

the Democratic Party is outside the mainstream of where all of you people go to church all over America.

You've got more culturally in common with them than you probably do the average person that caucused for Mitt Romney here in Iowa.

And I think that

ad, the first ad for Donald Trump with judicial reform, I thought that was one of the most effective ads I've ever seen

from the Republican Party to reach out to a new group of possible constituents.

Yeah, I agree with you on that from a messaging standpoint.

You know, I've got a private little text change that's that's a, that's, uh, we keep it, you know, anonymous with some good friends of mine that are in politics, some in office, some work for candidates.

And there's a lot of conservatives that are very, I would say,

material where that first step legislation is concerned.

But one of the things I said in our text chain about this last night, we are not the intended audience for that ad.

The intended audience for that ad,

and they don't watch MSNBC and CNN, but they were all watching the Super Bowl, and they got that message.

Absolutely.

They did.

Very good.

Steve, thank you so much.

We'll probably talk to you tomorrow if you have time to get the rundown of what actually did happen at the caucus.

Are you attending and watching?

If I walk in, Glenn,

Flavor Flav is going to call 911.

All right, all right.

Okay, all right.

Thanks a lot, Steve.

Appreciate it.

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Station ID.

I look up a TV and they're still doing the impeachment thing.

What?

Why are they talking on the floor of the Senate more about the impeachment?

I thought.

I mean, nobody's paying attention today.

Nobody is paying attention to that.

No, because they're not doing witnesses.

Right.

And they're having the vote to acquit tomorrow.

Yeah.

No, Wednesday.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

It's only Monday.

I'm jumping a little head out of my head.

I'm kind of disappointed.

I was hoping that it was going to happen today, and then Donald Trump would give his State of the Union

tomorrow.

Yeah.

But he's got to not do what Elizabeth Warren did.

And, you know, do we have that audio from Ted Cruz?

Here's Ted Cruz explaining why the Democrats didn't get any witnesses.

Listen.

Now, Michael, I'm going to tell you something surprising.

Yeah.

Elizabeth Warren helped defeat the impeachment of the president of the United States.

How do you mean?

That little stunt she pulled was a campaign stunt.

That was a fundraising stunt.

That was designed to thrill the left-wing activists in the Iowa caucuses.

There ain't nothing else going on than that.

But I'll tell you what, that stunt

helped deliver the votes of Lisa and Lamar.

It did.

Because it made clear this is a political game.

And if John Roberts doesn't vote the way Elizabeth Warren wants, she's going to call him a political hack and throw him into politics.

And it suddenly raised the price of their voting and making it 50-50 because you don't want to see the court thrown into that political swamp.

Okay, here's the stunt.

This is the question from her to John Roberts.

Listen.

Question from Senator Warren is for the House managers.

At a time when large majorities of Americans have lost faith in government, does the fact that the Chief Justice is presiding over an impeachment trial in which Republican senators have thus far refused to allow witnesses or evidence contribute to the loss of legitimacy of the Chief Justice, the Supreme Court, and the Constitution?

John Roberts was not pleased.

He was glaring at her after that question.

I don't think he was.

He did not want to, like Ted Cruz said, he didn't want to be lumped into a political battle like that.

And it brings into question just that question

is all political in nature.

That showed these two Republicans that were going to vote with the Democrats

that

they don't care.

They'll burn the whole thing to the ground.

They don't care.

Now they'll take on the Supreme Court.

They're not reasonable people.

And as Ted said, it really, really

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And when she asked that question,

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This is ridiculous.

Now,

now this isn't legitimate because the Supreme Court justice is sitting there.

What are you going to do constitutionally?

What are you going to do?

So, congratulations, Warren.

And that goes back to why the Iowa caucus is probably going to turn out the way it is with her.

She is, as Steve said, having a politically

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Oh, man.

That big dummy, Donald Trump, did it again.

Oh, man.

He congratulated Kansas on their big win.

Kansas City's mostly in Missouri.

That's what the football stadium is.

That's you.

Get it.

More on.

They didn't care.

When Obama screwed up when he was talking about sports,

like when he said this.

It would be incomplete if I did not congratulate the city of Miami for

having the world champion Miami Heats.

World Champion Miami Heats.

Nobody who knows sports would ever call it, and nobody cared.

Nobody talked about it.

He called them the Miami Heats.

They're just the Miami Heat.

Or when he was talking about his favorite ballpark.

But I do think that there's a different quality to what used to be Kaminsky Field.

Well, yes.

There was a different quality.

It's never been named Kaminsky Field.

It's Kaminsky Park.

So,

well, thank you for that.

Anyway, I feel bad.

I feel bad that the 49ers have to go back to Candleshoe Park.

But see, from you, that would be okay.

You don't intend to be a sports type.

And they made him into a great sports.

He was practically a professional athlete himself.

And who cares?

Who cares about any of this?

It's so ridiculous.

So ridiculous.

It's just what Trump has to put up with is unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

I think it's great that the Cleveland Indians were celebrating as well last night, kind of in solidarity,

you know.

To the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Texas Chiefs.

Yeah.

The tribal pride.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's right.

I mean,

I'm sure their chief was one of the chiefs that were down there in the Miami Heats.

Yeah.

So we got that going for us.

You know, last night, by the way, I am wearing J-Lo's outfit right now.

Very sexy.

It's going to take me about an hour just to pick it out of my butt.

It is so lodged in there.

And,

man,

it looked like a good idea when she was wearing it.

You know what I mean?

Did it?

No, it really didn't.

No.

Really didn't.

It really didn't.

I mean, do you think

they had to have?

They knew

the crotch cam, right?

They knew

that it was a crotch cam.

I think so.

They had to have.

I think so.

I've never seen that on TV before.

No.

No.

I mean, wow.

They zoomed right up in there.

Yeah.

They did.

They did.

Whoa.

Yeah.

I performed at Pap Smear.

The results aren't back yet, but

I'll let J-Lo know

when he comes back.

Yeah.

So, I mean, it was, and Jeb Bush, he loved it.

I mean, you watch it with your family.

The greatest greatest halftime of all time.

Come on.

No.

No.

To me, that's just pandering.

That's just pandering.

I think I remember when the Super Bowl still had a marching band.

Oh, yeah.

Right?

Yeah, because it wasn't that long ago.

Right.

In the 80s.

They still did marching bands.

Did they really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think we should go back to marching bands.

If last night's any indication of where they're going.

I mean, yeah, I'd rather do the USC marching band.

Right.

I mean, there's nothing cool you can do.

There's nothing cool you can do except just be a strip club.

Yeah,

with pole dancing and everything.

I mean, it was.

And then she brought her daughter on,

which I thought was.

Our daughter can sing a little bit, though, right?

Wasn't that the one that was singing by her?

I don't know.

I never saw her.

I was looking

at the crowd.

No, I turned.

I actually turned it.

My son and his friends begged us, please, this is uncomfortable.

Please, can we change the channel?

Uncomfortable because there were adults in the room?

I think so, yeah.

I mean, what 15-year-old boy?

Well, no, I will tell you this.

All of the boys went,

she's 50.

Yeah.

She's 50.

And she is 50.

She is 50.

And she's, you know, she looks good for 50, but she don't want to see that at 50.

I don't want to see.

She doesn't want to see that much.

No, I don't.

No.

I don't.

I don't.

I don't know how old Shakira is, but she's getting up there too.

She's 40.

She's like 40 or 43.

43?

43.

Wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah.

So.

So we got that going for us.

Yes.

There were a couple of ads.

One that didn't play.

I'd like to get to.

This is the PETA ad.

Now, I'm going to have to describe it to you because there are no words, but I'm going to describe it to you.

NFL rejected this one.

It's a bee buzzing

and taking a knee on the flower.

And now there's the bear in the woods taking a knee by the stream.

And the fish.

They don't even have knees, but they're taking a knee.

Okay.

And here's the the fox and the wolf and the snake and the spider and the mouse and the dog.

Many of which don't have knees either, but they all took a knife.

Who's already taken a knee?

She's taking a knee, and now, oh, it's the bunny.

It's not even, it's a bunny.

Oh, and now here's the big American eagle looking mean.

But no.

Oh, taking a knee.

Taking a knee.

Wow.

Respect is the right of every living being.

End speciesm.

Oh my gosh.

May I ask?

End species?

Come on.

Wow.

Wow.

Yeah.

So here's what I would like to do.

I'd like to put this out to the audience.

If anyone is an animator, I would like you to make part two.

And

the eagle is not actually taking a knee.

It's about to swoop down and grab the bunny and then feast on it before it flies away again, leaving the bunny half-eaten, takes the trout out of the stream.

Which is what an eagle would do.

Right, eats that, and then also goes for all the little rodents that are around that were taking a knee.

And then at the very end, as it comes back and looks at the poor girl because she's a pita lover, animal lover, she's like, bad bird, bad bird, eating these animals.

And that's when I want the eagle to swoop down and start to attack her.

Don't get to, well, he's got to get to at least her hair.

But then an NRA hunter comes out and shoots the eagle, which is illegal.

It's a federal crime.

But

so

saved the little girl.

Save the little girl.

That's how I would like part two

of that PETA commercial to go.

Taking a knee.

And

did you notice how the NFL did everything they could

to be red, white, and blue?

Yeah.

Until, again, J-Lo came out, and the red, white, and blue was for Puerto Rico, which I don't have a problem with, but it was for Puerto Rico.

What I had a problem with was the children in the cages.

Which was supposed to represent the children in the cages at the border, apparently.

Which nobody cared about when Obama first put them in there.

Oh, my.

I can't, I just can't take the wokeness anymore.

I really can't.

I watched the, you know, what was it, the secret commercial?

Oh, oh, oh,

I get it.

Women can do stuff.

I get it.

Just do stuff.

No, they're better.

Everything they do is better than what men do.

Everything.

They can do it better than men.

Yes.

Everything.

Yes.

So if you play football,

you do it better than men.

Basketball better than men.

P standing up better than men.

You can

produce sperm better than men.

Well,

that's what we're being told.

It is.

Or at least the same as men.

It is.

And you know what's crazy?

Is

I've always wondered, how did Hitler get people to buy into all this stuff?

And his response always was, the bigger the lie.

The bigger the lie.

They started with the biggest of all lies.

Can there be a bigger lie?

Then men can have periods and get pregnant, and men are useless, and women are all-powerful and can do everything that a man can do just better.

No, there are some things that women can do, generally speaking, much better than a man.

And there are some things that a man blows them out of the water, and that's one of them, blows them out of the water

in comparison.

It's just the way it is.

But we are being told, think of the lies you're willing to say.

Think of the lies that you have said or tolerated.

And you were like, oh, no, yeah, Caitlin Jenner, she's beautiful.

Oh, she's one of the most beautiful women in the world.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And if you didn't go

about every

transgender person.

And if you don't, and if

you didn't go,

guys, what the hell's wrong with you?

It's a dude.

Okay.

The quote-ass Austin Powers, it's a man, man.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

If you didn't do that, you're part of the lie.

Yeah.

We're doing it.

We've done it.

Well, I've never said Caitlin Jenner was beautiful.

I have sarcastically.

Have you?

Yes.

Yes.

I've decided that all trans women are beautiful because we have to believe that.

We have to believe that.

So every time we see a trans Bright woman, she is.

Every time we tell these lies knowingly,

we infect ourselves and we weaken our system to stop little lies.

They've gotten you to say, oh no,

men can have babies.

No.

No.

No, they can't.

No.

No, no, no, no, no, they can't.

They're having babies.

There's some men.

And there's something wrong.

Geez, I just went into the urinal and a baby popped out.

A, that explains the screaming,

but

don't think so.

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You know, that PETA commercial is really kind of coming home to me, and I apologize for the flower commercial I just did.

I mean, how specious of me.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

It's life, right?

It's life.

It's a.

Should it matter that it's a plant?

No.

No.

No.

No.

Like.

Would you cut the legs off of people?

Well, yes.

I mean,

I have, yeah.

Sometimes, you know, I'll want to do something special for Tanya.

So I just, I just cut the legs off of children and then I put them in a bucket, you know.

Oh, man.

And then I fill that bucket with blood and then a little bit of sugar.

Oh,

if you do it,

they last.

They can last up to 10, 12 days before they start to die out.

You know, they get a little droopy.

See, what's the difference?

What's the difference?

I mean, what's the difference?

To PETA, there isn't a difference.

There isn't a difference.

And to all people, no, there is no difference between cutting a bunch of flowers.

You know, I will tell you this: if you are going to do this with the children, you cut their legs off, don't do it.

So you have to be really careful because some people, they'll do it.

They'll cut the legs off and then they'll just leave them in a refrigerator until you call.

Oh, okay.

And so those kids only last like two days or so.

Well, that's not worth it.

But these are cut fresh.

When you call, they cut the legs off these children and ship them directly to you.

So they can last 10, 12 days.

It's great.

Just great.

It's great.

PETA, thank you for that new understanding because there is no difference.

No,

whether it's animals or plants or humans.

It's all the same.

It's all the same.

Life is life.

Life is life.

Amen to that.

By the way, did you see that the Democrats are very upset at the Super Bowl ad by Donald Trump where he's talking about the criminal justice system and, you know, and how some politicians they just talk about it, but Donald Trump got it done.

And there was no fanfare.

There was nothing.

I bet that commercial surprised a lot of people who don't watch the news.

Yeah.

And they're like, what?

What's that?

And they are, it was about Alice Johnson.

That was the one that Kim Kardashian and Donald Trump released.

She had a life sentence for, I think, marijuana.

And, you know, she.

It was a nonviolent crime.

Non-violent crime.

And she had a life sentence, never expected to get out.

She tweeted, two Super Bowls ago, I was sitting in a prison cell.

Today I'm a free woman, and my story was featured in a Super Bowl ad.

I'll spend the rest of my life fighting for the wrongly and unjustly convicted.

And the Democrats are hating it, saying all kinds of things.

How dare he?

Oh, please.

Yeah, you would have never used that.

Of course not.

You wouldn't use race.

You wouldn't use race.

You wouldn't, no.

Prison reform?

You'd never do that.

And it's, and I love it because it's targeting.

Clint Beck just said targeting.

It's targeting a group of constituents that need to wake up and are waking up.

And that the Republicans normally don't target.

Because they've never had a chance.

Right.

But they do have a chance now.

So many African Americans, and do you know what it is?

It's all the African Americans who are tired of being told what to think

or how to think.

Kanye,

he's not necessarily

a Republican.

He's just tired of being told he has to be a Democrat.

I don't think he was until recently.

No, I don't think so either.

I think he's had a change of heart recently.

Yeah, well, I don't know about politically.

I'm sure politically is part of that.

But, you know,

I'm tired of being told exactly what I have to think, who I have to support, what I have to support.

This goes against the American soul, you know, and there's something wrong with it.

And I just think that they are going to pay a huge, huge price.

And especially if they do in Iowa and New Hampshire, what it looks like they're going to do.

I think they're going to be surprised in the end that America doesn't rally around a Sanders flag.

We'll see you tomorrow from Washington, D.C.

This is the Glimbeck program.