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It is Friday.

It is Friday, that's true.

We have

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It's regarded the kid who is supposedly being forced to be a girl against the dad's wishes.

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Hello, America.

It's Friday.

Okay, we

have

an interesting place we find ourselves.

And that is

we don't know what's true.

We don't know what the actual facts are.

We

may be being manipulated yet again.

Then again, it might actually be happening because the world is insane.

We're talking about about the

alleged

little seven-year-old boy here in Texas that is being forced to be a little girl by the mother.

And the father will fight, and it's an emotional case.

Well, we have some new information that we're struggling to kind of piece together here today, and I think you need to know about it.

I don't know what it means yet.

But before we go there, we want to take you back to the 1980s, to something that was done on Saturday Night Live

that we used to find funny.

Today,

you'd be yelled at, today you'd be ostracized if you laughed at this bit.

And it all revolves exactly around the case here in Dallas, Texas.

We go there in one minute.

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All right, I want to take you back into the 1980s.

This is when Phil Hartman was still alive.

This is when Saturday Night Live was still funny and good and reflected

real comedy.

They weren't trying to make any points.

They were just taking crazy stuff and showing you, meh,

this is crazy.

And we're all laughing at this because it's crazy, right?

Here it is with Phil Hartman playing a doctor who is delivering children, and

he continues to deliver only girls.

And the press is there in the hospital as Bill Murray and his wife.

What's her name in this sketch?

Victoria Jackson.

Jackson.

That's the mom.

Bill Murray is the father.

And they have yet another girl.

And this doctor only delivers girls.

And so the other voice that you'll hear is the voice of the press.

Yeah, it's a Time magazine reporter, magazine.

Just show you how much that's a change.

Okay.

So here it is.

Listen to this.

I love girls.

See, Ted really wants a boy.

This is our eighth try.

We'll try again.

No, no more.

Doctor, will this one need that operation?

Yes, I'm afraid so.

What operation is that, doctor?

Well,

every now and then,

a little girl is born with a penis and testicles.

And, of course, they have to be removed and reshaped.

It's quite routine.

Five of our seven daughters have had this operation.

Doctor, what percentage of the babies that you deliver need this operation?

Oh, I'd say

48, 49, 50, 51% in that area.

Doctor, here are the reports you want to see.

Oh, thank you, Louise.

Just file them.

Now, this is a nurse, and

clearly a guy with a beard.

Louise had a big date last night.

How'd it go?

Same old problem.

Well, don't worry, Louise.

Mr.

Wright's out there somewhere.

Well, Janet, Ted, I'll be seeing you next week.

Okay, thanks, Doctor.

Goodbye.

Nice to meet you, man.

Bye, Doctor.

Okay, bye-bye.

Hey, Ted,

buck up.

A son is a son till he takes a wife.

But a daughter's a daughter all of her life.

God bless you and your work, Dr.

Buffins.

Come on.

Oh, Doctor, I got to leave early today.

My electrolysis appointment.

Well, of course, Louise, anything you want.

Thank you, Doctor.

Well,

another little girl, can you believe it?

Dr.

Hoffman's, can't you see what you're doing here?

I mean, the 48 to 51 percent there,

they're not girls, they're little boys.

You have mutilated over 2,000 little boys.

Mutilated

to the music here.

No, they weren't boys,

they were little girls trapped in little boys' bodies.

Holy cow, have we changed

listen to the twilight zone kind of spooky pull the face off kind of music in the background and the laugh line the punch line of the joke is their little boys boys trapped in little girls bodies or little girls trapped in little boys bodies sorry yes and then you pointed it out mutilated that's how they referred to it and the press had their mouth open this woman if you if you were watching on the blaze you saw that clip and she had her mouth open the whole time.

This is today.

Except nobody is standing there going,

don't you know you're mutilating kids?

It is legitimately, you know, our society has turned into a Saturday Night Live sketch.

That's where we are.

And now Saturday Night Live would never run.

Oh, my gosh, no.

Of course not.

No, they would apologize for that sketch.

I would

put it out and force them to apologize for that.

You're right.

They will apologize.

They will apologize.

They'll pull it off all the DVDs.

They'll make sure it's not on the internet.

As soon as this thing gets worded, this is out there, you know, they're going to do everything they can to cover it.

We're going to post this today.

We want you to post it and demand an apology

from NBC.

Because they will.

They will.

They'll apologize.

Well, they won't apologize to us because they'll know.

But if there was somebody's got to come up with, Mitt Romney, come up with some Twitter handle

Where you are you're a you're a gay Frenchman and you want a transgendered Frenchman woman

Them and you demand

an apology look I mean things do change over 30 years, but I mean it is it because of the pace that we go at with these news cycles, you lose track of how fast these things do change.

I mean that that now that's 30 years ago.

I mean, you know,

that's a decent amount of distance, but these things, these were jokes that were made much more recently than that.

And that's just a big example because that is the

billboard show for the left to mock culture, right?

This is the thing.

The left, not us, not the right.

The left thought was funny back then.

And now we're at the point where if you were to say those things, you'd lose your show.

You're canceled.

That's a cancel culture moment right there.

You're done if you run that sketch today.

No, if Phil Hartman weren't dead, he could lose his job today for doing that 30 years ago.

That's a good point.

You're right.

You're right.

Oh, my gosh.

That's absolutely incredible.

Now, I will say, it wasn't great supporting evidence that the show was funny at the time because it's not exactly a hilarious sketch, but the point is there.

You can see.

No, it's not funny.

It wasn't as funny then.

it's hysterical today

because that's really what's going on

that wasn't that wasn't popular you it was funny but it didn't connect to the culture because only a few people were saying something that crazy yeah it was so yeah it was it was too outlandish it was too outlandish yeah so so now you so now you have it and now it's both tragically sad and hysterical.

It would be hysterical if people felt comfortable to laugh.

But they don't.

You run that same script

right now, that same thing, and you put that on Saturday Night Live.

I don't think you would have the crowd laugh.

I think you'd have very uncomfortable laughter and you would have

and groaning and people like looking around like, is this what is happening?

Oh, if, I mean,

particularly the mutilated line, if you were to say you're mutilating kids by cutting off their genitals and what did I say yesterday?

Right.

Yesterday on this program, I was talking about genital mutilation.

We have such a problem with genital mutilation that happens in the Middle East, yet this is fine.

Yeah.

This is genital mutilation.

If you called that genital mutilation today,

not only would they,

the whole audience would groan in New York City.

But they would also, I bet you'd have three or four people stand up and start screaming and protesting and walking out and rushing the stage.

You know what I mean?

You'd have the moment where they, you know, they only always do this to Democratic presidential candidates when they're not quite liberal enough and they go up and they take their microphones and start speeches.

And then Bernie Sanders just kind of slumps into the background.

That whole thing.

That would happen on Saturday Night Live.

It's crazy.

Okay.

All right, so I want to take a break because now we have to take you to Dallas.

Because if you thought that story of the father defending the son was crazy,

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All right, so I have some questionable news for you.

I don't want to make a judgment on this, but I would suggest suggest that we all slow down.

Now, there is a gag order, the guy was supposed to be on with us yesterday,

and it was curious to me that this was happening in Dallas, and he was not on Dallas

radio or Dallas,

you know, a show like ours based in Dallas.

And the first thing that I asked Stu, and he didn't, I didn't even have to finish the sentence.

We both said, why is this on RT?

If you know anything about RT, that is a Russian news agency.

And that was the one that first brought it out.

And I thought, why is this not on Dallas or Fox News or Fox News first, and then RT picks it up?

How did RT get this story?

It's Russian.

Okay.

So we've been looking into it.

We've been trying to get him on the phone.

We've been trying to get her on the phone.

The attorneys won't come on either.

Now, things changed.

He was supposed to be on with us today, but apparently things changed because there was a gag order put on yesterday in court.

But I want to show you a document that one of our producers, actually, one of our producers' wife,

Mike,

his wife has been fascinated by this.

So Mike's the wife?

Modern society is surprising.

There's no question.

And so they've been kind of digging into it and digging into it and went in and got the court documents that are available.

And

this document

is the findings of facts by the court.

Okay, this is not the charges.

These are the things the courts found as findings of facts.

So it goes into they were married on this date, blah, blah, blah.

Respondent induced petitioner into marriage by fraud.

That was her case.

This was a fraudulent marriage from the beginning.

And these are the findings of fact that led the court to go, yep.

Before the marriage, lied to

petitioner about former marriages, lied about former relationships, lied about his education.

Respondent misled petitioner about being a professor by having

mail sent to him as Professor Younger.

Before the marriage, lied to the petitioner about being a teacher at the University of North Texas.

Before the marriage, respondent lied to petitioner about his service in the Marines.

Lied about his military experience in the Army.

Lied about his prior income and earnings.

Lied about his sources of income, about his debt,

failed to disclose extensive student loans.

He lied lied about working for a Fortune 500 company, lied about his employment, lied about his unemployment,

lied about not taking unemployment compensation, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Then it just keeps going on and on and on.

Then it talks about the petitioner and respondent had two children.

James Damon Younger and Jude Daniel Younger, boys, born May 7th, 2012.

They're collectively in this document now known as the boys.

Okay, so this couple had two boys.

However,

the wife had two prior children, Zoe and Sidney.

They're called girls in this matter for the court.

Okay, so then it goes into child support that he was in arrears and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Children.

Respondent engaged in inappropriate and hurtful treatment of the girls.

Now, again, these are the

facts and conclusions of the law.

Respondent engaged in inappropriate and hurtful treatment of the girls.

The girls were good, sweet, hard-working, well-mannered children.

Respondent forced the girls to do plank push-ups for extended periods of time while reading the house rules until the girls cried.

Respondent would lock the girls down in their room and remove all their possessions from their rooms and would not let them participate in family activities.

Respondents would put the girls in silent treatment and they could not talk until spoken to for many, many days.

Respondents' actions caused harm to the girls.

One of the girls developed a suicide plan.

The other girl was cutting herself.

Based in large his treatment of the girls, petitioners asked respondent to move out of the residence.

Both girls improved after he moved out.

Respondent lied to the petitioner about the girls.

The girls had a very good, safe, healthy relationship with the boys.

Respondent failed to co-parent.

Petitioner made attempts, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So we now know, and this is,

I hate this, but every Disney movie is accurate when it comes to the evil stepmother, or, you know, they don't ever use the evil stepfather.

But when you bring someone in to your family, it is more likely than not that those kids kids will be abused in some way or another,

neglected or abused.

The numbers go through the roof on abuse a lot of times,

and it's not always, but a lot of times.

Something higher than the normal levels.

Yes.

Okay.

Yes.

If you have a step-parent in, especially a guy with girls, the odds of abuse goes through the roof.

Hmm.

That's interesting.

I've never heard that.

But, you know, obviously it does create a dynamic of family that, you know, it's a massive change.

I mean, I, you know, I had divorce when I was young.

My parents divorced, and it does change a lot of things in your life, right?

I mean, certainly nothing like we're talking about here, but it does get to a point where, you know, you're shaken as a kid and you're trying to figure out, you know, what's going on in the world, right?

So, you know, he said, she said,

but it is not a clear-cut case.

And again,

we should have said this from the day one because we said it to each other.

Why is RT the lead on this story?

We don't know what's going on, but I urge you to

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I don't.

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Fascinating.

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Bill O'Reilly's coming up in just a second.

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We are just going over this story in Texas, and I want to make it really clear: it doesn't matter what

or if any of the stuff we told you about from this document that we got from the court records, it doesn't matter if this guy lied his face off and is a total dirtbag.

If mom is still trying to transition the seven-year-old, I believe even if the seven-year-old says, I want to be a girl, you don't do it.

It should be illegal.

You should.

It's mutilation.

And if he's an abuser and she wants to transition the kid, the kid should go to a third party.

I don't know who.

Yeah.

I mean, is there anybody sane in the family?

So we don't know.

We don't know.

There's nothing in the court records here that show that

now.

This is for the annulment.

Okay.

It wasn't even a divorce.

It was annulment.

Yeah, I think that's true.

And it's

after eight years of marriage?

Weren't they married for eight years?

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah.

Can you get an annulment after eight years?

When you make the case that she was making, apparently so.

I mean, because her case is basically the only reason, not the only reason, but a large part of the reason they got married was

who she believed he was.

And then later found out.

Like, for example,

he said that he worked for Fortune 500 companies.

He was in the Marines.

He was also in the Army, which is kind of a weird, kind of a weird weird thing.

But Marines and Army.

And he was a super friend, which is pretty interesting.

He was part of the Super Friends, yeah.

That was the group of superheroes that went to the Hall of Justice.

Really?

Yeah.

He was there for about six years.

Well, that's impressive.

She thought that he worked at the University of Texas.

So North Texas

as a professor.

None of these things were true.

And the court, by the way.

Except for the Super Friends.

Yeah, that is true.

Yeah, he worked with Wonder Woman closely.

But there was a situation where...

Well, I think that's impressive.

I thought so, too.

Because you find out it's not the real Wonder Woman.

It's the one that was

Superman who

transitioned to Wonder Woman.

So it was weird to see Superman who could fly, yet flying an invisible plane.

Why, you would ask.

The court found these things that he did lie about.

One of them, though, was this professor thing.

And just think of the extent you're going to.

What the court found was that he told his girlfriend at the time, hey, I'm a professor at North Texas University, which again, like, I'm not, no, not on North Texas.

But, I mean, mean, if I'm lying about a professorship, I'm going bigger than that.

I'm going to Ivy League, right?

That's where I'm going.

But okay, North Texas.

So North Texas, he's a professor there.

And he goes to the extent of not just telling her that, but then gets mail sent to him that says Professor Younger, right?

So it looks like he is a professor and he's not actually a professor.

If that, again, could the court be totally lying?

Could the court have totally screwed this up?

All those things are possible, but the court found that to be fact.

And if that's that's true, that is an incredible extent to lie.

And my concern about this case is the only real thing we have to believe that this mom is trying to transition the boy is the dad's word on Russia today.

Right?

Like,

and that does not mean it's not.

And yeah, he's gone other places since, but that does not mean that it hasn't, doesn't happen, but you just want to be careful because we all know that if this story is true, a seven-year-old should not be transitioning.

I think it should be illegal.

We have have age limits on all sorts of things,

and this seems to be a rational one.

On the other side of that, we don't want to jump on the side of a questionable case to try to prove our point because if it does get disproved, and again, if it's coming from Russia today, it makes you nervous.

If it does get disproved, then that hurts the entire larger argument.

All of it, all of it.

So, we all like, there's no question that if

even if he lied about all this crap and she's trying to transition a little boy into a little girl at seven years old, I'm a hundred.

I don't, I don't care about any of that.

But I know

that it was easier, it was easier yesterday to say, oh man, this mom, this child should be kept with dad.

Okay.

So now the only thing that has changed is, where does this child go?

If he is telling the truth about transition and mom really wants to transition, now the complication has come in where you can't give that child to him because he is completely

ill-equipped

to be this child's child.

But wasn't he given the executorship yesterday?

He was given the ultimate.

Yeah,

but

he's the decider now.

Is he a decider?

They have equal voice.

So if one of them, they have to basically agree on something like that.

Yeah.

So that he would be able to veto it essentially, which, by the way, is not a bad situation.

Well, that's good.

You know, if that's the way it ends, if that's the way it ends, though, I mean, we still have to figure it out.

We might find out tomorrow that the kid's been carrying around prescriptions for puberty blockers, and then the story will go back to the way we thought it was.

It's just you want to make sure that you don't, you know, like there's when you have big things like this, we know this going back from court cases going way back in the day.

The first, was it the first

black woman on a bus that was going to to protest?

It wasn't Rosa Parks.

It was someone else, but they didn't like her backstory enough.

They were worried she'd get attacked in the press.

And she was young.

She was young.

She was pregnant, or she had a child out of wedlock.

And at that time, they were like, nobody is going to, she is not a good face.

She didn't get the right face for this.

Rosa Parks was.

Correct.

And that's the big reason we remember that.

Now, that was a totally justified case and would have also been justified if it was the woman with the more questionable background.

It wouldn't have made a difference in real life, but we know how these things get used.

Just want to make sure that, and look, want to make sure that you're standing with fact.

You're also wanting to be sure, and I'm extra vocal on this, because

Russia today

was the way everyone first saw this.

So, if Russia today,

we know they are trying to feed misinformation.

What if we could also get Al Jazeera confirmation on it, though?

That would be helpful.

That would be helpful.

So we want to make sure that, I mean, because you're like, we all would say, how come CNN and ABC isn't on it?

Well, they're not on it because that's not what they believe.

This is not a popular story for them.

There's no outrage, generally speaking, in their audience.

So they're not.

But you would think Fox would be on it.

Yeah, I think Fox has been on it.

They've covered it a little bit.

They've covered it.

They've covered it.

But the right or the left has not.

So the left will cover this if it's not exactly the way everybody says it is.

And they will use it not to discredit the dad or anybody else, but to discredit the right.

And look, there are many, many instances where the larger issue, as in this case, is very black and white, but the specific instance isn't so black and white.

And that's okay.

I mean, that doesn't mean we don't try to find the truth about it.

It doesn't change the overall argument as to whether it's okay to transition seven-year-olds.

But we just want to make sure that everything's

when you're tweeting, when you're talking about this, you need to say, I don't know if we should believe the father, but if this is happening,

it shouldn't happen.

And the good thing here is that the court case yesterday, there was a late development in that,

as we kind of were talking about off the air, where

they've now reversed the situation where she would be able to make this decision on her own.

So now it would have to have the dad's approval.

So if it was going to happen, now it should be theoretically blocked.

And you wonder if that means that the stuff that we have as finding a fact from the state,

you know, because one of the things I had a problem was,

you're kidding me, a judge in this state?

A judge in this state?

And so that may be, I mean, I'd like to see how do you give a guy like this

a vote in the child's life if this is the way he really is, and she's this saintly person.

Yeah, you know,

it's a horse apiece.

It's always a horse apiece.

Right.

And there's no reason to believe she's this saintly perfect person either.

There's no, there's just, it's so fast.

We don't have enough of the evidence.

And

there's very little evidence that any of this is happening other than him saying it on Russia Today, which is not

ideal.

Just, wow.

I mean, don't have to say it again, but if it is happening, I don't care if both of, I i don't care if it's mother teresa and pope john paul are the parents shouldn't be happening shouldn't shouldn't be happening yeah you know so it would be weird if it was pope john paul because that uh because there's rules around that yeah there's i mean deaf people don't normally yeah take care of children it's hard to be active is that what the rule is yeah that's the rules they can't normally celebrate

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Welcome to the program.

So glad that you have joined us.

It is Friday.

Bill O'Reilly joins us here in just a second.

We have a guest in our studio.

I know there's a lot of fans of Daryl Lancarlo, who used to work at KLIF

and then in Phoenix.

And haven't seen him in a long time.

It's good to see you, Daryl.

Good to have you.

We have Bill O'Reilly coming up in just a second.

I do want to, and I also have some economic news, but it's Friday.

I mean, do you really?

Yeah.

There's some really disturbing things, and they're global.

They're not necessarily...

And there's something that's happening in Russia that I think we should be aware of.

I'm gonna interrupt you right now to ask about Katie Hill naked photos.

Yes, because that's it is Friday.

Have you seen the you know, by the way, if you want to see the photos, you have to go to the British press because nobody in America, it's all banned, you can't see it.

Wait, would they do this?

If it were Jeff Sessions, I mean,

yes, and they should.

They should.

They should ban all the people.

They wouldn't.

They wouldn't.

I'm totally with them on that.

Yeah.

And they're trying to say that she's wearing, she has like a Nazi tattoo, which I don't think is true.

Now, wait, wait, wait.

I want to do something that the left would never do for us.

That's not a tattoo that is necessarily Nazi.

It's biker gang.

She's trying to be a tough chick, blah, blah, blah.

A lot of people who are not Nazis have that tattoo.

I don't know any of them.

But people can have the Iron Cross.

You need to have the Nazi symbol in the center, which I don't think she has.

So she's not a Nazi.

But there's multiple staffers that she seems to be with.

She does seem to be doing, you know, smoking pod, doing a bong of some sort in the photos.

Bottom line here, and this is an important thing for everyone to know, there are about five people in the world that should take naked photos of themselves.

She is not one of them.

I am not one of them.

You, Glenn, are also not one of them.

Hey, I'm listening in my car.

Am I one of them?

No, you're not one of them.

Unless you have a photo of the phone.

I think this is fat shaming.

I think you're fat shaming.

The shaming of the horrible human body, except for like five people on Earth.

If you're a Victoria's Secret model and you're in your car and you're saying, well, should I take naked photos?

Yes, you're one of the five.

Even if you're like an athlete of some sort.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe, but you know what?

Maybe.

Let's lose the body issue of ESPM magazine or whatever that is where all the athletes come out and they pose naked and we're supposed to say, well, the human body is beautiful.

No, it isn't.

It's awful.

There's five people on earth where it's beautiful and everyone else looks like crap.

This is a lesson for all of us.

Just because you have a camera on your phone doesn't mean you have to point it at your junk.

doesn't mean you have to be in top clothes i honestly don't know who thinks that's a good idea and i don't mean just like hey they could use this against me i mean man that looks good yeah exactly that body part looks great i guess like you look at katie hill in normal she's a perfectly fine looking person it but it's like it's just not a complimentary thing it just doesn't work for human beings i mean this is why dogs have you know she didn't

and she didn't take, she didn't take the photo.

If somebody is there in the room and I'm completely naked and they got their camera pointed at me, I'm like, what are you nuts?

Stop!

She was posting them on

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I know.

This is not sane.

Isn't it weird how the media is treating this?

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Thank you.

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Everyone's running his mouth as usual.

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If you really want to understand how Trump arrives at the decisions that he does, you want to know why he's calling people human scum, you can read the book and you really will have a different insight into the President of the United States and how he thinks.

Welcome to the program, Mr.

Bill O'Reilly.

I'm going shooting.

I'm going to go shooting, but I've never gone before.

Maybe you can give me some tips, Beck.

Are you serious?

You're going shooting?

No.

Okay.

Not serious.

Thank you for that.

Because here, you live in Texas.

If I went shooting in New York, I would be in the penitentiary here.

Would put cuffs on me.

Right.

And I couldn't go.

I have a water gun.

I do.

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So if anybody tries to attack you in the pool, you can squirt them in the eye.

That's good.

That's right.

Actually, I call them human scum and they flee.

Right.

Okay, so

let me take you first, before I get to the new poll and human scum, let me take you first to

the

skiff and all the things that are happening behind closed doors.

Bill, I don't mean this as a pejorative, but you are old enough to remember the impeachment of Clinton and the impeachment of

Andrew Johnson.

I was there.

No, I wasn't going to say that.

I was going to be nice, but you were there

of Nixon.

And

they had meetings that were not on, and hearings that were not on camera at the time.

But I don't remember it feeling like this.

Well, you remember Sam Irvin for the Nixon situation.

He was the folksy North Carolinian who was a senator that brought sanity to the whole thing.

So we live, obviously, a different country now.

And I say that literally.

This United States today, 2019, is not the way it was in the late 60s, early 70s.

There is no civility anymore.

There's no Sam Irvin.

Sam Irvin would be called a bad name now if he were walking around.

So Schiff is a guy.

He is what I call a political assassin.

He's not a congressman.

He gets elected, but his job is to assassinate people, verbally or legally, whatever it is.

It's not to be reasonable.

It's not to search for the truth.

It's not to improve the country.

All right.

Everyone should know that.

So Schiff basically says, look, this is a charade.

We, Nansky Pelosi, myself, Napler, everybody, we know there's not going to be any conviction in the Senate, or we know that.

But in conjunction with the New York Times, Washington Post, NBC, and CNN, we're going to hoist a scenario on the American people.

And that scenario is that this man, President Trump, is, quote unquote, not fit to serve.

So we're going to get the Russian collusion thing up and running.

Oh, well, it didn't work, but two years, two years of smearing Trump every day.

Now, we've got to get something new.

So now we've got impeachment, abuse of power.

I wrote a little mini column in billorilly.com.

It said, if abuse of power is the standard of impeachment, then every single president since Washington could be impeached.

And I gave examples.

Even Abraham Lincoln could have been impeached for suspending habeas corpus.

So anyway, you get a situation where it's all about messaging.

So Ship says, we don't really want everybody to hear and see what the impeachment situation is.

We don't want that because there really isn't anything.

We don't really have a crime here.

So what we're going to do is have secret, secret conversations

in our committee, and then we'll leak them to the New York Times and Washington Post.

And I'll put them on page one.

And there'll be so much damage done that people will either walk away from Trump or he'll implode.

That's another thing that people don't talk about.

They're trying to put so much pressure on Trump that he's going to implode emotionally.

Because we know that we can't beat Trump in the next election as it stands now.

There's not one Democrat in the field that can beat him.

So we got to destroy him before we get to Election Day 2020.

And therein lies the answer to your question.

So

what is the actual motivation?

And I know you just talked about it, but I don't buy that.

If you are on the left, you know that America, 70% of Americans think we're on the verge of civil war.

You know as

you know as an American that we are in trouble.

You know as an American that half of the country wants him impeached, but the other half will say if you if you impeach this guy, especially with secret testimony and everything else, it's a banana republic.

And the other half of the country won't stand.

Everything they seem to be doing just seems to be poking people in the eye.

The top two reasons that Americans give for civil war, violation of the Second Amendment.

They're all over that.

They're actually saying we'll come with cops to your house to take your guns.

The second one is impeachment for a president that doesn't look like he should be impeached or if there's

secret meetings, et cetera, et cetera.

They're riding on both of those.

So they know that.

Is it really just about getting rid of Donald Trump or is this a way to destroy us and head us into civil war?

You know, I'm actually impressed with that analysis, Beck.

Well, usually you would say, I don't know.

I don't deal with theories.

I only do first.

I was going to mock you for saying that I don't agree with you,

but then, as you explained, it's not really a disagreement.

You just want more clarity, and I'm going to give it to you in a moment.

But I am very impressed with that.

Well, thank you.

Because there is another aspect to this, and that aspect is we want to blow this blanken system up in America because we believe it's run by white supremacists, and we want to blow the whole thing sky high.

Nancy Pelosi, does she actually do that?

No, no, no.

Not her.

It's not her.

She's way behind.

This is the New York Times, the pinheads at the academics, in the universities.

They said, here's what they're saying, Becca, just so you and Stu know.

This is behind closed doors, not going to ever say in public.

Any country that could elect Donald Trump has to be changed radically and dramatically.

So we're going to blow this system up.

That's why you've seen the rise of the socialists and the rise of people who are saying things that could never have been said four years ago.

Barack Obama would never have said nearly any of this stuff the Democrats are saying.

Imagine Barack Obama standing on the stage debating John McCain, looking at the camera, going, you know what, John?

I want to give free health care to every illegal alien in the country.

Can you imagine him saying that?

No, they are introducing a bill in the House today on free housing.

Free housing for all Americans.

You're making my point.

Yeah, I know.

They want to blow up the system.

They want to blow it up.

And it happened when Trump got elected.

They were so appalled.

And this is the New York Times even said it.

They even said it.

A columnist of theirs said, we're not going to cover this fairly.

We're not going to try to find that truth out of anything.

We're going to use our power to destroy the man because he's not fit to be president.

And that's the greater good.

And that has been embraced by 90% of the national media.

It's way beyond the daily ridiculous blather on cable news.

It's way beyond that.

It's into sedition.

It's into undermining the Constitution.

That's where it's all going.

And now, I mean, I'm not a paranoid guy.

You know me.

I don't deal with conspiracy theories.

I'm basing my stuff on facts.

And

the way I framed the United States of Trump, the book, was, listen,

They hate him.

Here's what they hate him.

It's not the Republican Party.

It's him that he could do this, that he could get elected without them.

He didn't need the press.

He didn't need the Republican Party.

He didn't need any of it.

He went right to the folks.

That's the theme of the book.

And that's the danger that they see.

And then he justifies it by saying the greater good for America is destroying him and the system that allowed him to get power.

All right.

So

thank you very much.

That was excellent.

Do we need to clap?

I'm not sure how this works.

Okay.

So

let me go here.

Yes.

What the hell is wrong with the president when he's going on saying never Trumpers are human scum, all this stuff?

What is he doing?

It's emotion.

It's emotion.

Does he have no control of his emotion?

Very little.

You read the book

is there a chapter where there is obvious control of his emotions and the whole no but that's a reason not to have the football around no but you got to understand the guy feels persecuted i know i know i know okay and legitimately so he's saying that mitt romney to himself well probably to his advisor he's going mitt romney knows this is a charade he knows this is all bull and he's attacking me anyway And he's so angry about that kind of a betrayal.

He sees it as a betrayal, all right, that he just blurts.

He blurts like Stu.

He blurts.

All right.

And

does he care about unintended consequences?

No.

No, he doesn't.

He's never cared about that.

Bill, can we bring it back to what a point you made earlier?

And, you know, look, you wrote the United States of Trump.

You know Trump better than probably anybody in the media, especially from someone who actually will say things that are critical of him.

And you brought up the idea that the Democrats were essentially trying to bait him into destroying his own presidency with outbursts of emotion.

Do you think that's that really possible?

What are the chances of them succeeding?

I'm worried about Donald Trump.

I said that last week with you guys.

I'm worried about the man.

I mean, he has undergone, I've never seen a human being in the public arena undergo what he has.

Have you?

No.

The only one close is Abraham Lincoln.

And all you need to do is look at a picture of Abraham Lincoln when he, in his first inaugural address, and a picture two days or three days before he was assassinated.

I mean, a period of four years, this man aged

25 years.

Yeah.

Okay?

So that's the kind of pressure that Donald Trump.

There has not been one day that Donald Trump has not been accused of something.

And then not only accused, but joyously accused.

There's no respect for the office of the president now.

There's no respect for the process of the executive branch.

Everything he does is evil and bad.

And I don't think he's got a support system in there, because he never has had, that can put all this in perspective for him.

Well, he also doesn't have a support system around him.

Some of the people that he has surrounded himself with are leakers.

So, I mean,

he's got nothing.

He's got nothing.

Because there's a lot of support.

Look,

everybody listening to us right now, all the tens of millions of people listening to us right now, have had trials in their life, all right, where they have felt abandoned and almost despaired.

If just

step back, think about what you went through, and then magnify it a thousand times.

And that's what Donald Trump is experiencing.

The only therapy and relief he has are these rallies

where he goes and there's adulation directed to him.

All right.

Bill, I'm going to take a quick break, but I just want to leave this section on this.

This is the kind of stuff that usually humbles people and pulls them down to their knees

because that's your only solace.

And I wonder if that is happening at all with this president

because

that's what happened to Abraham Lincoln.

That is exactly what happened to Abraham Lincoln.

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So, Bill, there's a couple of things that

I have found that I find disturbing, and I'm going to talk more about them on Monday.

But we've got

69% of U.S.

households are preparing now for a possible recession.

The numbers in California are crazy.

Nobody's shopping.

Nobody's going out to eat.

I mean, the five worst cities in America are all in California on their spending.

And I love this.

The press are saying, it's because people are worried about the impeachment.

Oh, my gosh, shut up.

That is not what's happening.

But then you also have

a poll that has been released.

It shows about 70%, 67% of Americans believe we are on the edge of civil war.

Well, I've been saying, you know, for years that we're in a domestic civil war, a social civil war.

I wrote a book way back on it called Culture Warrior and predicted it.

I don't believe we're ever going to get in a violent civil war in this country.

I don't think it's going to come to that.

We will have,

I predict, in the the next election cycle, individual acts of violence.

You will see fights and things like that outside different rallies, and that will happen.

So, emotion has overtaken us as a people.

Rational thought not really at the forefront.

President Trump partially responsible for that.

You have to be honest.

All right, because his reaction to the unfair attacks against him is very emotional.

And so his followers see that and they justify it the same way that I describe the attacks on the press.

They justify not reporting the truth or seeking the truth by the fact that we have to get that guy out of there.

That's the greater good.

Well, Trump's supporters say the greater good is I'm going to act in a way that is emotional to defend my guy.

So you basically have trouble ahead.

Americans really don't understand,

and I'm not being supercilious, word of the day, supercilious, all right, but they don't really understand the big picture of what's happening here, how the country has been fundamentally damaged by a corrupt media that will not tell you the truth, even if they know it.

They don't understand it.

Trump does viscerally, and he's off the chart furious.

And that's why he's venting, lashing out.

And the lash out,

all right, exacerbates the social civil war.

So let me disagree on one thing, and I hope you're right and I'm wrong, but I think we would break it out.

No, no, we're not.

It's not, there's too much to lose.

Americans, even with all of the turbulence in our country today, live well.

Most of us have

unbelievable luxuries that our fathers and mothers and grandparents never dreamed of.

We have our machines, we have our big screen TVs, we have our luxury automobiles, we have air air conditioning, we have everything.

We have a lot to lose.

And so

we also are a group of people that don't realize how much we have.

Well, when you act out in a violent way, people then know that

you've crossed the line.

Okay, so let me give you this scenario.

They impeach the president, and they take him out, and half the country knows this is bull crap.

It's not going to happen.

If that did happen, then I'd have to revise and say, but that will not happen.

Okay, so let's

tell me your view on the impeachment trial and how this thing is going to play out.

We'll go to Bill O'Reilly with an answer to that question in just a second.

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Before we go back to Bill, let me just say that next Wednesday,

if you're Mitt Romney and you're on Twitter in Disguise, part two of our chalkboard, part two,

we're going to show you what the media is doing and how how they are.

First, we're going to lay out the Democratic case, and then we're going to show you how the media is just,

I mean,

we lay out the five rules of journalism.

They, on every one, they're violating all five, and we'll show that to you.

But it is a ramp-up to something else that is going to happen in about three weeks.

We want this one to be very buttoned up.

But we have

found

that

the chalkboard, when I said this is about power and money, does not go far enough.

We found out through some digging and some stumbling onto a name that we're like, why do I know that name?

We had to go back to our files that we did at Fox, and we know now why.

And it is really,

really bad.

That's all coming up on the Blaze TV.

Our first special is next Wednesday.

Bill O'Reilly, quickly, your summary of how you think this is going to play out.

Okay.

Why quickly, Vic?

Because I've got other things to talk to you about.

Oh, okay.

All right.

I thought you're getting tired of me.

I also need, if you would, I need 30 seconds for a plug at the end.

All right, all right.

All right, all right.

Okay, thanks.

Okay, I'm going to keep it simple because I'm a simple man.

So there was a big story yesterday that everybody missed.

Everybody in the country missed.

It was a leak from the Justice Department.

We didn't miss it.

No, but you didn't know why it was done.

So it came out that Barr and Durham, the U.S.

attorney investigating possible corruption in the 2016 election, have now shifted into a criminal enterprise.

They're looking at criminal charges.

Now, everybody went, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

Now, why did that happen?

Why was that leaked?

Number one, you don't put out a press release on that.

So it was given to a couple of news organizations that are sympathetic to President Trump.

Number two, it was done because that is the Trump defense.

That there was criminal activity inside the American federal government during the 2016 election.

And that is why Donald Trump made the call to Ukraine and did other things.

I can guarantee you that the stuff that we put on the chalkboard is what they're pursuing.

Not that they got it from us, but that is a very strong case for criminal action.

We're on our Sympatico there.

Me, you, and the chalkboard are on the same, we're Sympatico, right?

Yep.

Okay.

It's criminal.

All right, so that, that yesterday was a huge deal that nobody, none of the news people figured it out.

All right, that leak was designed to tell the American people this impeachment's going nowhere because we have a very strong defense.

And in addition, because they mentioned Horowitz, who you never hear about, well, Michael Horowitz is Inspector General of the Justice Department.

He's going to come out with his soon.

That means that Horowitz has something.

They never would have leaked it out if he didn't have anything, ever.

So he's got something.

First thing comes out, probably next week or the week after, Horowitz says the FBI did this.

Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Second thing comes out, probably in March or April,

the final justice report and indictments.

Indictments.

Look, the Attorney General is not flying to Italy to see the Spanish steps, okay?

He's going there because there's criminal activity that happened.

And it could

be partly a Ukrainian connection.

And it could involve the Obama administration's State Department.

Keep your eye on the State Department.

So all of that, all of that negates, will negate, any kind of of validity of impeachment.

I think, Bill, too, I mean, it's one thing to say Donald Trump is some crazy partisan.

There's some one thing to say that Rudy Giuliani is a bad guy.

Even Barr, they've gone to that place with.

But Durham is about as unimpeachable a source.

Yeah, they can't do anything to this guy.

They can't do it.

And that's why the media, all right, and the big four, as I've mentioned many times, are so intent in getting Trump now

in the court of public opinion, besmirching him so he can't make a comeback.

It's not going to work, but that's the strategy.

It won't work.

So, Bill, let me ask you this about the Inspector General's report.

We've been waiting and waiting and waiting, and it's always rumored that it's right around the corner, which gives to me credence.

I didn't understand what we were waiting for, but it gives credence if you go back to the chalkboard.

They have so much that involves so much of the government, especially, like you said, the State Department, but also the Justice Department, that if I were the President of the United States, I mean, me, if it were me, I would be like, release it all, let the chips fall where they may.

But most presidents would say, wait a minute, what is this going to do for the integrity?

Can we clean it up and not let people see all of it and really get it clean?

Which parts do we release, et cetera, et cetera?

Does it make sense that the Inspector General's report hasn't come out?

And

now

it looks like it is when they have criminal charges because Donald Trump was like, torch them.

Torch them all.

Well, Horowitz isn't going to recommend criminal charges at all.

All he's going to do is say, within the Justice Department, because that's his purview, he can't.

Right, right, right.

I know.

This is what they did.

This is what they did.

Here's what Comey did.

Here's what Cabe did.

Here's what Strzok and Page did.

But why has this been held?

Why has this been rumored to come out and then be held and held?

Because

Barr

is a very methodical man

who doesn't want any loose ends and doesn't want to get bitten in the butt by something that Horowitz isn't sure about or he can't.

They are so paranoid because they know the press is never going to report it accurately.

And one mistake, one comma, all right, is going to blow up in their face.

And Horowitz himself is not exactly a profile in courage.

He's a bureaucrat.

He's a guy with suspenders back

sitting there going, am I going to get in trouble when I do this?

All right.

That's the system.

They call it the swamp, all of that.

That's what it is.

But I am pretty confident after yesterday's leak that they have something.

Let me go to Hunter Biden now in not Ukraine.

Where was it, Stu?

Romania is the newest one.

Yeah, Romania.

Well, I understand that he's associated with Dracula.

Well, he's a bloodstream.

In fact, here's what happened.

He got put on the board of directors of the Vampires Union in Transylvania.

He's not a vampire.

He doesn't know anything about vampires.

How did he get on the board of vampires?

He doesn't know how to stay up at night, hang from the ceiling, live in a coffin.

How did he get on the board?

And why?

Why did Joe Biden threaten to drive stakes through everybody's heart unless they put him on the board?

I mean, it is essentially that story.

I mean, if it sounds familiar, you know, Hunter Biden bizarrely giving legal advice to some corrupt rich person in Romania while at the same time, Joe Biden was leading a policy to fight corruption in Romania.

I mean, it sounds awfully familiar, Bill.

I'm shocked.

Look, I'm going to go camping with Hunter Biden soon, and I'll get the whole story,

you know, on.

But

Joe Biden himself is an old-time politician.

Everybody knows this.

Ever since Martin Van Buren, people have been doing this, all right?

Elected senators, vice presidents, presidents, they help their friends.

They help their family.

That's what the Bidens got caught doing.

It's not going to go away.

Whether Americans care or not, I don't know.

Bill O'Reilly, we've got 30 seconds.

All right.

I'm going to do two live shows called Understanding Trump.

I'm actually doing four, but the Boston show this weekend has sold out, and the Palm Springs show has sold out.

We're going to be in Mesa, Arizona

on November 15th, and we're going to be in Huntington, Long Island on December 15th.

Those dates are approximate.

I'll show up, but though.

BillO'Reilly.com has it.

You want to see the understanding Trump, the beginnings of the tour?

Please go there.

Thank you, Beck.

That was very generous of you to give me that time.

2930.

Perfect.

You're welcome.

What a professional.

Bill O'Reilly.

I try.

I try, and now I have to go shooting with my water gun.

All right.

Goodbye.

Bill O'Reilly.

We'll talk to you next week.

I think our job is done here.

I mean, they say leave them wanting more.

We should just.

I mean, that was pretty good.

It's the big show, though, this week.

I feel like Wednesday was the big show.

So, this is the post-post-big big show?

Post-post-big show.

Wow.

I mean, we were going to have to be the pre-big show because Monday is going to be pretty spectacular.

Monday's a big show.

Yeah.

So, I don't know if it's the big show, but it's a big show.

Might be the pre-big show.

Might be the pre-pre-big show.

Could be.

But this, we know, is definitely a post-big show.

Yes.

The post-post-big show.

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Hey, you want to feel good about yourself?

I mean, as a nation, you want to feel you want to feel good about yourself?

Like, hey, at least we aren't there.

I can't help you.

But they're doing something that in Australia that I know we'll do if we haven't already.

Kmart in Australia has removed a children's Halloween costume from its shelves because of a petition started by a concerned parent.

They now call this beyond inappropriate.

Now think of all the Halloween costumes that you've seen.

Then, this one's for girls, that you would classify as beyond inappropriate.

Can you name anything?

Right.

You've got the

sexy nurse, sexy cop, sexy cop, the sexy anything, the sexy

secretary,

the sexy pole bearer.

The sexy actuary was a weird one.

I didn't know.

Yeah, I mean, it's they're all like

girls' and women's Halloween costumes are almost always,

I want to quote, beyond inappropriate.

Okay, so this mom did something great.

Australia's Seven News reported that Shannon B asked the outlet to keep her name anonymous, but she noticed the costume when Halloween shopping for her daughter.

It was selling on the shelves for $6

and being made and marketed for children as young as four years old.

She said this is beyond inappropriate and offensive, and Kmart has a social responsibility to pull this off their shelves immediately.

Well, her outrage led her to change.org, where she started a they're international now.

Yeah, this is the Van Jones group.

Change.org, which demanded that the retailer pull the costume from its stores.

The petition has earned close to 250 signatures in the three days since its launch.

250 full signatures?

Full signatures.

And change.org, isn't that the government site where you're submitting the, you have to get to 250,000 subscribers?

No, no, no, no.

Change.org is the Van Jones.

Remember change.org?

That was color of change.

I don't know what change.org is.

Sorry, that was color of change.

So

I'm listening.

I've left something out.

Okay.

Yeah.

Because I'm interested.

I'm dying to to know what the costume is because, I mean, they got 250 people to support it.

Yeah.

I, it's got to be real.

And it's been with those 250 people, they have removed the costume because it was wholly inappropriate.

So they've removed the costume.

Hey, what is it?

I'm dying.

Seriously, dying?

I mean, because if you're literally dying, I think I'm going to wait a little bit longer because we could make that into a cool episode.

Is Stu going to die?

By the way, change.org is not the government 101 either or color of change.

It's just a for-profit petition site.

Okay.

So here we go.

Here is the thing.

Here is the beyond the inappropriate

costume.

It's

a costume that depicts a young girl wearing a wedding gown and a veil.

A wedding gown and a veil?

I mean, are they saying like it's child brides?

Is that what they're trying to...

Is that why they think it's inappropriate?

Well, isn't that interesting that your mind goes right to where everybody's mind went?

Right?

Everybody sees that, and they know that 12 million children, some girls as young as six, about the same size as this, quote, costume, are sold and married off by their family without their consent.

Child marriage is no joke.

Wow.

Oh, my God.

Because I thought they might be going to don't enforce gender stereotypes by dressing your daughter as someone who might want to marry a man someday.

No.

Do you have to marry a man if you're wearing the wedding dress?

What kind of stereotype are you?

Exactly.

Look at where my mind goes.

All these dark places of men and women marrying each other.

I can't even describe that.

And you're teaching that to a four-year-old that doesn't even know yet if she's a girl or a boy or a them or a there or a Z or an alien.

You don't not illegal alien man.

I didn't mean to bring that and jog that out.

Sorry for the trigger.

There's no trigger.

You should just know you're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

That's all we do is trigger people.

By the way, you can get my new t-shirt at shoptheblaze.com.

It's the just shut up t-shirt.

I think you could wear it in Australia too.

We're so glad that you have tuned in today and

been listening.

We have,

I mean, I just went over some stuff about the economic news.

And

Stu said,

well, there is a high rate of suicide in the country.

If you'd like to add to that,

set a record.

See how we can get it.

That's one way to go.

So you want to do it on Monday instead?

No, yeah.

Yeah, I'm going to do it on Monday.

I am interested in,

first of all, you are

solving the riddle of perfect sleep.

Oh, yeah.

That I want to know for my own personal purposes.

All right.

Well, I'm a weird guy when it comes to sleep.

I mean, I don't, I mean, I don't know.

I don't know how you sleep,

but everything has to be exactly perfect for me.

Yeah, no, I have to have like specific sounds have to be in the room.

Like, my wife likes to listen to this, like, soothing piano music.

I cannot go to sleep when it's on.

It has to be like consistent noise without individual notes.

And I keep explaining this to her.

And she thinks I'm a psychopath, and that doesn't sound psychopathic at all.

I can't sleep with individual notes.

What's the problem?

It doesn't sound like a psychopath.

No, I don't want to sleep with a piano.

Right.

I wouldn't mind a piano waking me up in the morning.

Right.

But not going to sleep.

Thank you.

All right.

Back in just a second.

Of entertainment and enlightenment.

Hello, America.

It's Friday.

We could talk about the economy.

We could talk about deep state.

We could talk about the impeachment.

Or we could screw off.

And it's Friday, and I vote for screwing off in

one minute.

First,

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There's an art to it.

It's a practice of good habits, techniques that takes years to master.

And the agent doing the job usually comes with a well-deserved reputation, either for good or for ill.

There's something deeply important about getting it right.

It's all about the money that is on the line.

And that is important, but it really is about

just

moving on.

When you have to sell your house, you have to sell your house and having some compassion.

My wife said to me this the other day,

I can't take it.

I can't take it anymore.

We've been trying to sell our house for, what, a year and a half,

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in the network

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We just got one, so we're going to see the difference.

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So I find myself in this situation to where I've found a show

that my entire family will watch.

And then I go to bed and I have cracked the code of sleep.

I am the happiest guy right now.

This show is going to run out of episodes, and then we'll go back to fighting on, can we just agree on one thing?

Just one show.

Can we watch one show together?

No, I don't like that one because it's this.

I want to watch that.

Well, I'll watch this.

And pretty soon you're just alone in the room just watching big screen TV and everybody else is on their phones.

You're like, what?

Stop it right now.

That's the way it's designed to be.

This is the problem.

You think you need to watch television with other people?

You need to watch it alone.

Just go in a closet, go into a theater room, go into a man cave, go somewhere else where people aren't, and then turn on the television.

I just want to watch a show with my family.

I love hearing my family laugh.

I love hearing my wife laugh.

She used to laugh so hard at the office, and we'd watch the office all the time, and she would laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh.

And then we can't find a show because she's like, oh,

they have a potty mouth.

Well, this is why, by the way, that everyone is just re-watching The Office over and over and over.

I know it is.

It's like the most popular show in America.

Friends is friends.

Friends.

And again, like, eh, Friends.

But I mean, The Office is one of the greatest television shows of all time.

And it is one of those things that now is like probably one of the most popular

valuable media sources because they'll pay anything to keep that on that.

And you're sitting here and like Friends.

I would have never thought about having my young kids watching Friends when Friends was on, but society has changed so much.

It's like, oh, the paradise of a G-rated show like friends.

It's really not even.

No, it's not.

But compared to everything else that's being produced, and I don't know why they all think they have to do it.

Why does everyone have to put the F-word in every show?

Why?

Why?

There's only so many words.

Why do you have to show everybody naked, hooking up, having sex?

Why?

Why?

Is it, I mean,

you know why, right?

You're saying why,

I do know.

But do they not understand that there are people out there that don't want that?

that?

We're watching with our families.

There's no value.

What shows are you trying to watch that are everybody's having sex with your family?

What show is that?

The shows are not having sex with my family.

What are you talking about?

I mean, what show are you watching?

My wife, so it's

okay.

What is it?

What's the police show?

New York.

Barney Miller.

No.

No.

I don't know.

There's a show that we watch.

Every show we watch, as soon as somebody says, well, damn it, let's get on that.

My wife is like, no, we're not watching this.

They're using bad language.

How many damn its do we need?

Oh my gosh.

Honey, have you seen?

I've had this argument.

Have you seen everything else on television?

If you can't watch this, you can't watch anything.

Well, I'm fine with that.

Let's go read.

Oh, that's why you need to go back and watch something wholesome, something that can't be questioned, like the Cosby Show.

There's something

we have watched the Cosby show and liked it, and we didn't tell him he was a rapist until after the series, which may have been a mistake.

I don't know.

Because now the one rapist they know, they really like.

That's exactly right.

It's not the one.

Rapists are funny, dad.

So, I mean, we, but we did.

We watched all the I Love Lucies.

We watched all the, you know, old Disney stuff from the 50s.

We watched them all.

And, you know, now they're 12.

Why can't they watch the Sopranos?

And you know the answer to this, of of course.

Yes, I do know the answer, but that's what I feel like.

Every show, the Sopranos used to be like, holy cow,

almost every show is like that.

Yeah, I mean, I really do believe we're in the golden age of television.

Like,

with an exception for families, yeah, the shows are fantastic, but they do push the envelope.

You know, they don't have to follow any of these rules.

Right.

Now, they do have the Vidangel situation, which I know Pat Gray is a big proponent of, where you can,

it goes with Netflix and Amazon Prime, and you can go and you can just set it so we don't want swears, we don't want sex.

I gotta try that.

Yeah, he swears by that?

He swears by it.

I mean, he only watches stuff with the Vidangel thing turned on all the time, even for him.

I gotta try that because Pat has self-control, unlike us.

Yeah, I have no self-control.

I mean, I have no self-control.

Like, okay, so one, Gotham, watching Gotham with my son.

Okay, I'd like to skip some of the things, and we do,

you know, but it's because it was dark and it had, you know, dark undertones to it.

We loved it, Loved it until the very last episode.

The worst, and I'm not spoiling anything.

If you are, if you haven't gotten to the last episode from last year, I'm not going to wreck anything.

Don't watch it because it wrecks the entire series.

Really?

Oh, it was, we were pissed.

We were so excited for the last because it's the setup.

The guy's going to become Batman now.

And you were like, what?

Did you have a whole new group of writers come in and write this?

You're like, Yeah, you know, I wrote the whole series.

I'm kind of tired.

Chuck, the janitor, come here.

Why don't you write this one?

It was horrible.

I heard a lot of those complaints about Game of Thrones as well, where they said the last episode was really bad.

Is that not accurate?

I don't think so.

I heard

from lots of people who love that series.

Yeah, not as bad as Gotham.

There's no ending to any show series worse than Gotham.

None.

Zero.

You couldn't do it.

What about the one from the 80s sitcom where they actually, in the middle of the sitcom, stopped and said, sorry, guys, we're canceled.

And the show ended.

What?

Do you know that story?

This is a real sitcom.

I can't remember what the name of it is.

I'll look it up.

But they were in the middle of a normal episode.

And then they said, hey, we got to go.

You mean we have to go on vacation?

No, we have to go.

We're canceled.

Goodbye, everybody.

It just ended.

I kind of like that.

I kind of like it.

I kind of like that.

They should have done that on Game of Thrones.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Winter's coming.

No.

Who's coming?

No.

We got canceled.

No, winter's finally here.

That's the whole thing.

Winter's here, we're done.

Temperature dropped five degrees.

So it's humidity's up.

You should see what when winter comes soon.

It's

in a thousand years from now, but it could be that in 12 years, we're all dead.

Anyway, so

I found what I think,

and

all of the episodes, I am in love with Ricky Gervais.

I am.

He's so good.

He is,

I think, the most empathetic actor I have ever seen on television.

He wrote The Office and starred in The Office, the British one.

And he did this show called Derek that I've been watching.

And there's one character in it in the first season that is an, I mean, a bum alcoholic who is obsessed with sex.

and he is so over the top and my wife and I were watching and we're like why is this guy in this it's such a great show why is he in this and by the time you get to the second season you realize it's Ricky Gervais's pattern of the way he writes things he is looking for redemption Ricky Gervais, all of his stories, I really think are about redemption.

People who have gone way

off the road

and have found their way back to goodness and kindness and decency.

And this show, he plays a 50-year-old mentally handicapped kid or guy, and he likes everything.

And he is just, he sees the best in everyone.

And he lives in this nursing home where he kind of lives and kind of works in this nursing home.

And the episode, I think it's, I'll have to look it up, but it's in the second season.

I think it's like the third episode.

And I'm telling you, it is the perfect television episode.

I've never seen a better episode than that.

Okay, the show's called Derek.

Derek.

Okay.

Yeah.

And I wouldn't start here if, you know, if you want to watch it, but if you want to just see one,

I've watched it with my family three times now.

Three times we've watched it.

It's like 22 minutes, and it is so,

it makes you feel so good.

It's just, you believe in decency.

Let me see if I can find it real quick and tell you which episode.

That's interesting.

Because he has another show that he's doing too.

What's the show?

Because you also recommended this one, Afterlife?

Yeah, Afterlife.

And it's the same thing.

And because of watching that,

I understand Derek.

And Derek came out before.

But I think that's what his deal is.

He is, I think he's really kind.

I don't know.

But his humor seems kind of rough.

But I think he's actually the most empathetic person I've ever seen.

He's

an incredibly talented guy.

Obviously, I mean, just The Office is a world, you know, is a lifetime accomplishment.

I mean, you're talking about one of the greatest TV series or episodes of all time.

I would put Diversity Day from The Office in that picture.

There's several ones you could put in there.

But Diversity Day would be there.

The dinner party would have to be in there.

Diversity Day, Dinner party?

I've never seen it.

Diversity Day was the second episode of The Office.

It was the first one they did originally for the US.

So it wasn't like a copy of a UK script.

And it's about Michael Scott, you remember, decides to do a Chris Rock routine.

Now, it's not okay for one guy

to do the Chris Rock thing.

And they do the thing where they put the note cards on each other's forehead with different races.

And it's such a perfect

description of all the weirdness that goes on with PC, and it's so freaking funny.

How much did Ricky Gervais have to do with the writing for the American series?

He didn't write a lot of it, but he was, they consulted pretty closely on it.

And they, and, you know, a lot of people, a lot of people complain about the first season because it was the most awkward and most sarcastic, and he wasn't a likable figure.

He became more likable in later seasons.

See, but I think that

happens.

I think that's his pattern.

He surrounds himself.

And Derek, he is this

perfect person.

He's just, he's everything.

You would love him.

And he's just this perfect person.

And he sees the best in everyone, even though he's had a bad life and everything else.

And he's just, he's happy.

He's just happy.

And he's surrounded by people that are not happy and are less than perfect but it's awkward at the towards the beginning and then you realize he's changing their lives he's totally changing all of these people and it's just really great it is for the if you ever really if you're ever like down and you're like I really want to feel good episode six season two of Derek episode six season two

Derek meets the perfect match through his online dating profile.

Loss at the nursing home teaches Derek that it's never too late to make amends.

It's phenomenal.

And look at his acting.

At the last three minutes, the guy is a world-class actor.

World-class.

We love it.

All right.

Derek.

I got to watch that.

Derek.

Derek.

By the way, the BBC is worse than we are because this was on the BBC and it's like, they just let words just fly.

Yeah, they don't.

They don't care.

They don't care.

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We break for 10 seconds.

Station ID.

Sleep.

I have stories on Seattle public schools that are starting to teach now that math is oppressive.

I have schools canceling Halloween celebrations now.

We also have Elon Omar talking about a moral stain on our country, and she's actually not talking about herself.

So

she's talking about something else.

Yeah, so we have all of those that's coming up.

You did mention, though,

the perfect sleep.

I think I've cracked the code.

I think I've honestly cracked the code.

I am somebody I have trouble sleeping.

And I got to the point because of the pain thing that I was going through that I just couldn't sleep.

And I looked at the bed like, oh, dear God, I don't want to go through that again.

And so.

Same way your wife looks at it.

I'm just thinking about Derek.

I'm just thinking about Derek.

So as I should have, given the context, I worked, I should have said, that's what she said.

Would have been a better.

Anyway,

so

I've been, you know, looking for the right mattress for a long time, looking for everything.

I love, because I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, I love like the windows open, but in Texas, I don't sleep with the windows open because it's too muggy.

It has to be the perfect temperature, it has to be like 69 degrees.

I have a hard time going to hotels because hotels it says 69, but that's not 69.

And so, you know, I'm like 62 degrees, that's probably 69.

And

I love blankets, but if I'm hot, hot, I can't stand them.

The sheets, I like it when it's cold.

I have to have a ceiling fan or a fan.

And because I started, don't ever do this.

I started sleeping with earplugs

when our second child was born

because

they were crying in the middle of the night and I had to get, I get like four, I was at the time getting three to four hours sleep.

I had to sleep.

And so I started wearing earplugs, and now I can't stop.

Once you start that, you don't stop.

It's like introducing a noise, sound, you can't stop, okay?

Uh, so fans, earplug 69, uh,

it's got to be cool, it's hard, okay?

You got another joke you want to go?

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, definitely not.

No, no, move on.

68 degrees.

Does that help you?

Sounds good.

Yeah, okay.

Sounds wonderful.

So

I found the perfect mattress.

Got it.

I then found the perfect pillow.

I mean, this, not a commercial.

My pillow.

Love it.

Then my wife said,

I found this thing called Chili Pad.

Chili Pad.

And I'm like, I love that idea.

What do you mean?

And she said, it will make one side hot if you want it, one side cool if you want it.

And I'm like, I don't know.

It's an electric blanket.

No, it's you put it underneath the sheet and it's like tubes and it runs warm or hot water through it.

And I'm like, that sounds like that's going to be a nightmare.

Tube?

You're sleeping on tubes?

Yeah, right, right.

Right.

Right.

And I'm like, no way, that's not going to work.

It's going to be awful.

And so we did our research on it.

And some people are like, it's a little loud.

And I'm like, this is a horrible idea.

And she said, well, we can send it back if we don't like it.

You know, it's money-back guarantee.

And then she showed me how much it was and it was like $1,000.

And I was like, you are out of your mind.

She's like, do you want to sleep?

Because I'm, I'm right now, I'm either cold or hot, cold or hot, cold or hot.

Me too.

And I am the same way.

So we tried it.

Oh my gosh, we love it.

Oh, my gosh.

You have to have one.

So you don't feel the water.

You don't feel the water.

You don't hear it.

You don't hear it?

No, it has three different speeds on it.

I don't mind it at the highest speed.

My wife is like, why don't you just turn it down just a little bit?

And I'm like, it sits underneath your bed.

It's not bad.

It's not bad at all.

And it is tremendous.

And so you can, if you're cold, you can have it heat up.

Oh,

it's, yeah, it's better than this.

Because you wake up and you're, I'm almost freezing, but when I get to bed, I'm hot.

Oh, right.

Right?

There's a science to it.

And I looked into the science to it because I didn't want to pay $1,000 for a stupid chili pad with hoses that was running underneath my sheet.

But there's a science to it, and it's unbelievable.

It will break the patterns of sleep.

You will go to sleep fast.

You will wake up warm.

It's unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

want to get me one or nope just order it to my house i don't care if you have i in fact i hope you have sleepless nights how do you live with yourself if you're a small business owner like i am you know if you don't know your numbers uh you really don't know your business if you don't know uh what your inventory is if you don't know what is coming in uh as cash what you're paying out you know what are accounts payable what's hr doing all of those things if you don't have that on a dashboard

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Well, if you're wondering how TVs change, we have a clip from Saturday Night Live from back in the day that you're not going to believe how much has come in so short a time.

We have an amazing piece of television history that will show you how far we have come.

And it centers around

the case here in Dallas of the kid getting the sex change operation.

We'll get to that in a second.

Also, you are going to finish up the thing on the perfect sleep.

And I know

we have important news today, and we'll get to that.

Oh, I think this is, I mean, I swear to you, I think this is the most important work we can do.

So, does it feel like you're like on a water bed?

No, it doesn't.

It's okay.

So, we're talking, if you just joined us, we're talking about this thing called Chili Pad,

which I've talked to so many people who are like, I've been looking at that.

It's expensive, and I don't know if it's going to be worth it.

I'm telling everybody I know, you've got to order it.

You have to order it.

it is it is the key

to sleep and there's science behind it to where you and by the way this is not a commercial i don't have anything to do with chili pad um it when you get into bed your body core temperature has to go down You can't go to sleep until your core temperature goes down.

It's part of your body shutting down.

And so you can't get to sleep and you can't get to dream state until your body is cool.

So I go, and I know this sounds crazy because I thought, this is nuts.

There's no way I'm going to sleep on this, but I put it all the way down.

I put it all the way up for the morning.

I put it all the way down.

It's like, I don't even know, 100-something in the morning.

And I set it for 54 at night.

Okay.

This seems a tad extreme.

It does.

You are actually

just like the media says.

No, it doesn't feel like that.

Because I was worried it was going to feel like you're just sleeping on a cold slab or cold water.

It's not like that.

It just feels, you know how when you get in your bed and your sheets are cool and crisp

and you're just like, oh, I love it.

It's like that all night long.

My son came, we were in Vegas and our dog doesn't eat when we're gone.

He doesn't sleep well when we're gone.

So Rafe was sleeping in our room because that's where he usually sleeps.

The dog usually sleeps at the foot of the bed.

And so Rafe, we said, Rafe, go sleep in our bed tonight just to keep Uno

company and comfortable.

And so he did.

He actually called me the next day and said, you never told me your bed was like that.

And I'm like, well, son, we haven't gotten to that point in our relationship.

And he said, he said, that is the greatest bed of all time.

It was never hot all night.

It was like, he said, I sleep sideways sometimes.

I sleep in my bed.

I try to find a cool spot all night long because your bed collects the heat.

And especially if you have a you know what do you call those um

you know spongy mattresses whatever

memory foam type of situation those things are like you're on fire all night

this is unbelievable absolutely unbelievable and you can change it like if you say I want to get into bed and I want to be all warm and cozy for a while you can put it so it's warm and cozy when you get into bed and you just change it on your phone and you put it on

there and then it will start at a certain time You just tell it when, start cooling the bed down, and that's when you want to be asleep.

It'll hit the right number when you want to go to sleep, and then it will, you can set those points all through the night.

Like you say that on your phone, right?

Is that what you're saying?

Yeah, yeah.

And my wife, you know, she used to be cold all the time.

Yeah, you can split it, right?

Yeah, okay.

She used to be cold all the time.

We had arguments all the time.

It's so cold in here.

And I thought she was going to keep the bed on her side lightning hot all the time.

But, you know something happens to women you know uh and they get uh hot and cold hot and cold hot and cold she is no longer tossing and turning she was the one who said i can't sleep this way anymore i this is good they they should can it predict all the hots and colds and hots and colds and adjust no but i think on the phone app you can actually put in

how many times you woke up or something and then it will i i'm not sure but i think it will suggest.

Look, I'm a sucker for new products.

This is the best one ever.

Yeah, this is the best one ever.

Ever.

I love this idea.

Yeah, I love this idea.

All right.

All right.

So, should we do this Saturday Night Live thing we've been teasing?

Okay, so here's from, I think, I think it's 1985, I believe.

And I want to first take you to Dallas and the update on this Dallas story of the kid whose mom apparently wants the kid to have a sex change.

Dad doesn't.

That may be the case, but we found out some information about the dad that appears as though he has a truth problem.

And so

it may not change the story because we don't know about the mom if she wants to really have

the child have a sex change, but it may not be that.

It may turn out that that's not actually happening.

The story might be more complicated than it's been presented by Russia today, for example, but that does not change the fundamental truth of the story: that you should not be, you know, changing the sex of your child at seven.

Yeah.

You know, I don't think that they're ready for that.

My gut tells me.

And so

we're living in this kind of world, and it is unreasonable for people to.

You're a hate monger if you say that that's unreasonable to change your child's sex at seven.

We want to take you back to the time when Bill freaking Murray was on Saturday Night Live.

Okay.

How many years ago was it that Bill Murray was on?

And Philip Hartman, who is dead, Phil Hartman was a scream.

A genius, I mean.

A genius.

In this sketch, he plays a doctor who, like Time Magazine, another person plays this character from Time Magazine.

They're doing a story on this doctor because

he has

the world's record of always delivering girls.

He's never delivered a boy.

8,000 girls in a row or something like that.

And so they're doing a story on him, and they're sitting in his office.

And Bill Murray and what's her name?

Victoria Jackson.

Victoria Jackson, who's a scream.

They're in there, and she's about to

give birth again.

And this is like their eighth child, and she's delivered all girls.

And Bill Murray wants a boy,

and the doctor has just run some tests.

And here's what happens.

I love girls.

See, Ted really wants a boy.

This is our eighth try.

We'll try again.

No, no more.

Doctor, will this one need that operation?

Yes, I'm afraid so.

What operation is that, doctor?

It's the press.

Well,

every now and then, a

little girl is born with a penis intesticles.

Laughing.

And, of course, they have to be removed and reshaped.

It's quite routine.

Five of our seven daughters have had this operation.

Doctor, what percentage of the babies that you deliver need this operation?

Oh, I'd say

48, 49, 50, 51% in that area.

Doctor, here are the reports you wanted.

Oh, thank you, Louise.

Here comes a guy dressed in a nurse's outfit.

The skirt.

Louise here was one of the first babies I ever delivered.

It's John Mullitzon.

He's one of the first babies,

first daughters he ever delivered.

How'd it go?

Same old problem.

Well, don't worry, Louise.

Mr.

Wright's out there somewhere.

Well, Janet, Ted, I'll be seeing you next week.

Thanks, Doctor.

Goodbye.

Nice to meet you, man.

Bye, Doctor.

Okay, bye-bye.

Hey, Ted,

fuck up.

A son is a son till he takes a wife.

But a daughter's a daughter all of her life.

God bless you and your work, Dr.

Hopper.

Come on.

Oh, Doctor, I gotta leave early today.

My electrolysis appointment.

I love it.

Well, of course.

Louise, anything you want.

Thank you, Doctor.

Another little girl.

Can you believe it?

Dr.

Hoffman's, can't you see what you're doing here?

I mean, the 48 to 51%,

they're not girls, they're little boys.

You have mutilated over 2,000 little boys.

No.

Was it the music?

No, they weren't boys.

They were little girls trapped in little boys' bodies.

And they laugh.

The punchline is they were little girls trapped in little boys' bodies.

And the press was the one that said, you're doing mutilation.

You've mutilated 2,000 little boys.

Wow, is that different than the way that would be presented today?

Now, I'm going to put this on my website, and I want you to tweet this out and demand an apology.

Send this to all of these organizations

and I demand an apology from NBC, from

all of the people involved, even Phil Hartman.

He's a state

apology.

They actually, I would not be surprised at all if they took that off of future DVD releases.

Sure they would.

Sure they would.

That's just insensitive.

You can't make jokes about that.

And that's why we should burn that to our CDs.

You should burn those things right to a DVD

so you have, I mean, think of all of the things that are just being erased, just being erased.

And how in the digital world you can do that.

And you agree to it, by the way, when you buy things from Amazon or, you know,

like Prime Video, for example,

or books, the same way with your Kindle, like you're signing a usage agreement.

In effect, you're using, you're getting like almost like a long-term lease.

Well, you're going to find that out if you've ever bought a Disney thing from Amazon.

Once that contract runs out and Disney has its own platform, they're not going to be going on Amazon.

Once you purchase it, you'd think it's...

There have been cases, though.

You think Disney's going to pull them off after a purchase?

And when that contract is up, you darn right I do.

I mean,

you said

it happens before.

It has happened, yeah.

Yeah, you lose the rights as a company.

Netflix could lose the rights to these movies because MGM says, I want all of our movie collection over here.

And so they lose the rights.

And as soon as those rights expire in the contract, then that company can take those rights back.

And the money you spent to buy that, you don't own it.

Yeah, a lot of people have complained that they have a library of videos and all of a sudden they go to watch one and it's not there anymore.

And you thought you bought it, but you didn't.

You just essentially leased it until they didn't have rights to it anymore.

Which is a problem because you could have a class action lawsuit.

And if Disney does it, it could be a class action lawsuit, not against Disney, though, but against Apple or anybody else that you bought it from because it says rent or buy.

Or buy, right?

And it should say rent or lease.

And it's a giant scam, giant scam.

I mean, they will do that, though, even for content, not just for rights, which is at least somewhat defensible in some way, maybe.

Oh, no, they'll just take this.

Yeah, they're editing content.

They're editing content.

They're saying this sketch no longer is okay, and we're just going to delete it.

Book burning in the digital world.

And so you don't, you know,

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No, it doesn't.

As Twain said, it rhymes.

It rhymes.

So book burning is not going to come back with all of us standing around a bonfire going, yeah, let's throw our books in because we've seen that and we know what that means.

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We're book burning right now.

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So, do you remember when people would say that

if you were a Christian and you didn't like Halloween, that you were an extremist?

Yeah, there's always, there's always, there's a decent amount of people who are religious and don't do the Halloween thing, right?

There's a lot of like trunker treats and

winter fest or fall festivals and such.

Okay, so now

schools are canceling

Halloween celebrations left and right.

Really?

Got to get rid of it.

Is this

not because it's evil or?

Oh, of course not.

Of course not.

It's not because of the blackface pumpkin, is it?

That I saw this week?

No, no, no, no.

It's a commitment to equality and

equity and creating inclusive, welcoming environments for all.

And while we recognize that Halloween is a fun tradition for many, it is not a holiday celebrated by everyone for various reasons, and we want to honor that.

None of them religious.

It's all about this is wholly inappropriate.

You're coming in a little girl coming in a wedding dress.

Are you kidding me?

So is it like, are they saying it's offensive to like Wiccans or something?

Who is it offensive to?

We are aware of the range, the range.

of inequities that are embedded in Halloween celebrations.

Inequities?

Is this costume like you're taking over other people's culture?

That type of thing?

Yes.

It's like

someone might wear a Native American costume.

Cultural appropriation.

So we're moving away from Halloween celebrations that include costumes or similar,

let me quote it exactly, similar traditions during the school day.

Like candy?

I don't know.

I don't know.

But you know what stuck out to me with a word?

Traditions.

Because Barack knows if we're going to do this, we have to change our language, we have to change our history, we have to change our traditions.

Voila,

as Mitt Romney's Twitter handle would say,

it

is accomplished.

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