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Wow, those are both good.

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I think

Patrick Burns.

Yeah, Patrick.

Okay.

So we're going to start with Patrick Byrne.

The fishy orders from the men in black.

He says this is political espionage.

There's a lot more coming out around the Clintons now.

And we'll give you

all of those stories.

He has just left Overstock

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So, Patrick Byrne has always been, you know, a colorful

CEO.

He was the CEO of Overstock.

He's the guy who came up, but he is, and on his personal website, you know, he has talked about Wall Street and the Sith Lords there.

But he said, operating on the advice of Berkshire Hathaway chief executive

Warren Buffett,

that he disclosed that he had been in a romantic relationship with a woman that's being accused of being a Russian spy who tried to infiltrate the circles of political power before the presidential campaign.

This is a fascinating story.

In his statement, he says that there is a deep state, men in black, and political espionage.

Soon as he said those things, his stock went down, and he has been forced now to resign from overstock.

The stock took a 12-point leap right after he left.

This, can you imagine in the days gone by, somebody standing up and saying something like this with evidence, their stock would have gone up.

In today's world,

we are so wound up with politics that somebody says, hey,

I am working with the FBI on something.

It's not patriotic.

It's crazy.

We're going to tell you the story in one minute.

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After two decades as the chief executive on the online retailer Overstock.com, Patrick Byrne has resigned.

I want you to listen to

what he said yesterday because he was everywhere.

He says he is telling this story on advice from Warren Buffett.

He came out recently on Fox, oh, I don't know, about three months ago.

We talked about it

and went in great detail on what this story was.

We told you about his relationship with a so-called spy who is not a spy,

was not convicted of being a spy.

In fact, the judge threw that out.

Now, here's Patrick Byrne talking about the fishy orders he got from men in black.

Listen to this.

In 2015, 2016, they got back in touch with me for the third time.

And it was

I was given some fishy orders.

And I carried them out thinking I, in 2015, 2016, thinking I was conducting law enforcement.

Let me emphasize, don't say the FBI.

The FBI is barely involved in this.

It's all the top.

The men in black, as I called them, showed up and asked for this third favor.

And I, and well, anyway, I'm not going to go into the details right now, but I didn't know who sent the orders, but I did them.

They seemed fishy.

Last summer, watching television, and here's the punchline.

Here's the punchline, people.

Last summer, watching television and some congressional hearings, I figured out where those orders came from.

I gave them a guy named Peter Strzok

and

Bill Freestaff, Carlin, McCabe, Comey.

That was who sent the orders.

Well, you're naming a bunch of FBI people there.

Well, Peter Strzok.

And it has been confirmed to me that my instructions came from Peter Strzok, that the people who carried me the orders were coming

in on behalf of that thing.

That is stunning.

Now, what he's talking about was he had a relationship with

this woman.

Actually, he just met her at at a libertarian kind of convention in Las Vegas.

Happens Freedom Fest.

Happens every summer.

I just spoke there.

He spoke last year when he was finished speaking or in 2016, 2015, 2016.

When he finished speaking there,

the Russian woman, remember her?

She was with the FBI.

What was her name?

Butina.

Butina.

Sharia Butina.

Something like that.

So she is, she's everywhere.

And she's, you you know, posting all these pictures.

She's a big gun advocate.

She's from Russia, blah, blah, blah.

She

approaches Patrick and she says, Listen, darling, I am from Russia.

And

my name is not Natasha, but I'd like you to meet Boris.

And he feels a little weird about it.

Now, he has a national security clearance.

So anybody who thinks that he is just some crazy half-cock guy, he has a national security clearance.

And so...

Do you know why?

No, we don't.

That's interesting.

Yeah, he does.

He apparently does things

with the Council of Foreign Relations.

He's an advisor of some sort or something like that.

So we don't really know.

But we do know that, you know, I don't have a national security clearance.

Do you?

No.

No.

I don't know anybody who really, well, I do know a few people who have a national security clearance, and they're all buttoned-up people.

Okay.

So

sometimes this will happen because somebody like Patrick, who travels all over the world, the government, it's not unusual for the government to say, hey, when you're over there, if you happen to see something, would you just let us know?

That happens.

That's probably a very good thing, in my opinion.

But

he doesn't want to lose his national security clearance.

And so he immediately calls the FBI and says, So this woman, Natasha, she said I should meet Boris.

And the FBI said, no, we've already looked looked into Natasha.

She's fine.

Are you sure?

Yes.

Okay, because she's like, wants me to go over there and meet with people.

Fine, Patrick.

We've already checked her out.

She's fine.

Okay.

So he

starts to get into a romantic relationship with her.

As that's going on, she's like, listen, you really need to meet Boris and Vladimir.

And not Putin, just another Vladimir.

And he's like, okay,

okay.

So he calls the FBI back and he says, now she wants to introduce me to Boris and Vladimir.

Are those guys cool?

Yes.

Patrick, stop.

We've already investigated her.

She's fine.

But that's awesome that he checked so many times.

Right, three times.

Three times.

Three times.

Yeah.

So, I mean, this guy's a hero.

This guy is not.

He's not a good guy.

He's a patriot.

Right.

He's doing everything that we say.

How come Donald Trump didn't just call the FBI?

How come Hillary Clinton didn't call the FBI?

Well, because he did.

He really did.

And now he's having to leave his own company because

so he calls the FBI a second time.

They're like, Patrick, she's fine.

Boris, Vladimir, they're fine.

Go ahead.

Okay, I just wanted to check.

Then she says,

Listen, I'm having a council.

I'm meeting at a very fancy hotel with Hillary Clinton's people

and also

a little guy from Florida, Marco Rubio, meeting with his people too.

Want to come along?

And he's like,

no, no, no, I don't think so.

So

she leaves.

He calls the FBI a third time and says, okay, guys, she's now meeting at this hotel.

She's going to be meeting this weekend with Hillary Clinton's people and Marco.

They finally said, Patrick, we know it's okay.

All right.

So all of that stuff happens.

Nobody says a word about it.

It's all fine.

He continues his relationship with her.

It goes on for a while and then it's over.

Look, I really have to.

No, no, really.

It's not me.

It's you.

And so

they break up, go their separate ways.

Then,

then the men in black come,

which he now says is Peter Strzok.

And so now his phone rings.

And it's after Trump

has gotten the nomination.

And so the phone rings, and it's the FBI.

And they're like, Pedrick, we want you to start maybe having sex with girl again.

So now the American agents have Russian accents?

Yes, I think they do.

I think they do in this particular case.

And so he says, wait, but I broke up with her.

I don't have.

Well, we would like you to rekindle that relationship again because some things have come up.

Some things have come up.

Wait a minute.

You guys told me you already checked her out.

You already gave her special dispensation on being here in the country.

You guys told me you did all of this work, and then I spent about a year with her.

She's not a spy.

Well, we think she might be involved in some.

She's not a spy.

We think we'd really like it if you'd like to have sex with this hot woman.

We would like you to start doing that.

Okay, I'll take one for the team.

So then he went back with this hot woman and had more sex with him for us.

Wait a minute.

Story's starting to break down here a little bit.

So he goes back and he furthers this relationship.

There's nothing.

In fact, he is compiling evidence that she's not a spy.

So then the FBI, when they get through with, you know, Donald Trump becomes president, then all of a sudden they need to indict this woman as a spy.

He says, I have testimony that she's not a spy.

I have evidence that she's not a spy.

He files it with the FBI.

She goes to court.

They try to make her into a spy.

The FBI does not include any of his evidence.

He was the main point man

that doesn't involve any of his evidence.

The judge says, you got nothing here, throws it out.

Well, wait a minute.

She didn't register as a foreign agent.

She didn't register, you know, as a foreigner that was going to be doing these things.

Okay.

So she gets six months in prison.

And now everybody thinks she's a spy.

And.

Yeah, because she did go to jail.

Yeah, she did go to jail for six months, you know, for not registering, which she should have gone to jail for not registering.

But that doesn't make her a spy or a Russian agent.

They used her to smear the right.

They used her to smear the NRA.

And they used her as yet another example of Russia dealing with all the Trump people.

Now, he has more to say.

And he came out yesterday and was everywhere.

And I will tell you, this is very, very reminiscent of

i'll tell you and i'll no i'm not going to tell you uh i got advice from a

very somebody like warren buffett and it's why i did the puppet master um i'm not going to tell you who gave me this advice but somebody like a warren buffet gave me this advice because we had been threatened by george soros's people and i've told that story before and the advice was: Glenn, make the biggest deal you can make out of you being the number one enemy on George Soros, or

you could just be hit by a truck.

And you need to make sure that even if you are in a legitimate accident and you die, everyone's first

thought is

it's George Soros had him killed.

He said that's the only way to protect yourself.

Get out into the sunset, into the sunlight and make sure everyone knows you and George Soros have locked horns.

That's why I did the puppet master.

I did it not only to expose him, but also to stand in the bright light to tell everybody, hey, if I disappear, it's him.

Okay?

This advice from Warren Buffett.

to Patrick Byrne and the way he is going on this

tear of telling everyone

he doesn't care, it's CNN, it's Fox, it doesn't matter,

screams to me,

you better let everyone know in case you get sick all of a sudden or you're hit by a bus that people understand.

Wait a minute, there might be something else in a deep state.

And it's interesting to me that he is talking about, he's saying it's not the FBI, it's not the FBI, it's just these people in the FBI.

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This was political espionage.

Listen.

And I finally went to see Buffett.

And Buffett, my Buffett and I, Buffett's kind of my rabbi, I call him.

And he says, I was like, and he said, Patrick, you have to come forward.

And I said, you know, it's going to make some feds

furious at me.

Their heads are going to explode.

And he says, you let feds do their job.

You're a citizen.

You got your job.

You're coming to the public.

Here's what it is.

This was all political espionage conducted against Hillary Clinton,

Rubio, Cruz, and Trump.

This is not a theory of mine, some political theory.

I was in the room when it happened, in a way.

I mean, not in a way.

I was part of it.

I didn't know, I knew I had some of the pieces.

I thought I had the pieces of something much bigger.

Last summer, as stuff bubbled into the news thanks to good journalists such as yourself,

I started realizing I had these very important missing pieces.

Does he sound credible or does he sound crazy?

No, he definitely sounds credible.

And he also thought he was just doing the right thing.

And he's going forward on the advice of

Warren Buffett,

which

I think I'd be calling Warren right now.

Hey, Warren.

Do you want want to just say something here?

Yeah.

How about you bring something up into the

because

it's not even the feds that are the problem for him right now.

It's the reaction to what he said by his customers and probably his board of directors.

Well, it is a problem with what he said.

It's the way the news media twisted it last time.

Yeah, making it look like he's nuts.

Yeah, made him

every story I read, with an exception of a handful, made him look out, look like a crazy man.

Oh, here's another crazy conspiracy theory from somebody on the right.

No, he's a libertarian.

He doesn't like either side.

He also said, did you notice there?

He also said it was Clinton.

She was targeted.

Targeted as well.

As well, as the Republicans were.

So they were just the Russians are just trying to screw with the system here, right?

They're just trying to.

I don't know if it's the Russians.

I don't think it's the Russians.

He's not saying it's the Russians.

He's saying it is the men in black inside the Justice Department that are not necessarily coordinated by the Justice Department.

He's saying that there's a deep state here that's running

the side

of the world who are

deciding, you know what, we're not going to put up with this.

Jeez.

So, I mean, it's

not good.

Let me give you

one more piece.

This is from Patrick Byrne on CNN with Chris Cuomo.

Listen to this.

Their behavior was so strange.

It's almost like...

And by they, you're saying people in the FBI, you don't have to tell me who they are, but you say that you know who they are.

Yeah, men in black.

And

it was so strange that I was thinking

about the money.

Notice that he says men in black.

That is an organization that even the police and the FBI don't know.

That's what he's saying, that there is a full deep state that is a side organization that is clandestine.

And I don't think Fredo believed him there.

Do you?

Well, Fredo ends up in the pond anyway, so it's not really, it doesn't

matter what Fredo thinks.

We'll go back into what he was telling Fredo

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Hello, America.

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Joined by Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed, the podcast that you can hear wherever podcasts are

listened to.

Pat and I have been talking about Patrick Byrne

from Overstock, who is talking now about men in black and a political espionage against Trump, but also Hillary Clinton.

I don't understand how this is working, especially with Peter Strzok, but he says it was Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio,

Donald Trump, and Hillary Clinton.

And they were all somebody,

as he says, men in black, somebody that is

in the FBI, he believes, I can't say he believes that it was led by Peter Strzok.

He says, I got my orders from Peter Strzok.

The orders came down for me to do things

from Peter Strzok.

And he said, as an honest American, I was just trying to do what was right.

I figured this out last summer when I started seeing all this stuff break.

And I'm like, oh my gosh,

I was in that.

They were using me.

He's a guy with a national security clearance.

And he said yesterday in several interviews, I went to Warren Buffett because

he's one of my gurus.

And I went to Warren Buffett and he said, listen, you're not a politician.

You're a citizen.

You did something that the government, you thought the government was asking you to do.

You need to be a citizen and just come out with it.

And so he did.

And here he is with Chris Cuomo last night.

Their behavior was so strange.

It's almost like.

And by they, you're saying people in the FBI, you don't have to tell me who they are, but you say that you know who they are.

Yeah, men in black.

And

it was so strange that I was thinking it's almost like they're letting this Can-O scandal

develop and someday they're going to shake it up and crack it and spread it all over the Republican Party.

And then I thought, well, there's no way the FBI would do it.

There's no way President Obama would do that.

I like President Obama.

I think he's a fine man.

And many, he's a class act.

Anyway, I thought there was no way.

Well, anyway, that continued.

Listen, it's, yeah, we're not, you haven't even heard Wild yet.

When the corruption investigation was done, I was told by federal agents, well, I don't want to get into the two,

it became clear, it seemed to me more about blackmail than it was about law enforcement,

but it was more about blackmail.

July 1st or so, they came back to me and said, boy, what a mistake we made.

Russia, you're right, there's this Russia, Russia, Russia, this gal Maria, oh my gosh, highest national priority.

And they said, and the very honorable men and women, the men in black, they said, we want to be clear,

this never happens in the United States.

We are the good good guys.

We don't work like the bad guys, but we need to ask you to rekindle a romantic relationship with Maria Butina and members of the FBI that you're sure were members of the FBI asked you to do this.

And you know their names.

And I know their names, and they said these orders are coming from the personal, this is being personally supervised by Y

and it's being put and at the request of X.

And then two months later, they said Mr.

Z has added his name to these.

you're giving them anonymity now, but I heard you say on Fox: if you go put a camera in Jim Comey's face and say the name Patrick Byrne,

you're not going to like the reaction it gets.

That's the Z.

Wow.

Wow.

So Peter Strzok and Jim Comey?

Jim Comey.

And you'll notice that.

Wow.

You'll notice that Peter said, or I mean, that

Patrick said in the interview a few weeks ago, he said

Bill Barr is the guy who's going to break this all apart.

Now, you also see that

the independent counsel that is the inspector general of the Justice Department is about to come out, they say the week after Labor Day, he's going to come out with his report on

what was happening with the FISA report, with the FBI

looking into the Russian dossier.

This is going to be a piece of it.

I can't imagine it's not going to be a piece of it.

Sure seems like it.

I think

one of the things that might be hurting him here is using the term men in black, because then it sounds like a fantasy movie.

And

I'm sure that in the minds of some of these,

like Fredo there on CNN, I'm sure it sounds like a conspiracy theory or

something created out of sci-fi movies.

The caliphate was them

conspiracy theory.

Yeah.

Until there was a caliphate.

Right, right.

I mean, Patrick is, Patrick is, first of all,

he looks like he's telling the truth.

Does he not?

Yeah, he does.

And the reason why he

you could make him look like a fool is he's he's saying, well, look,

okay, so

there was this guy, and I can't tell you the name of this guy.

He's not speaking and saying the names.

He's putting the pressure on on the outside to be able to have the inside pressure do their job.

So he looks like it's a conspiracy theory because it's hard to explain when you're not laying out all the facts and you're doing 10 minutes on TV.

I mean.

Yeah, and it's hard to believe for Americans because they know Jim Comey's not in the FBI anymore, and neither is

Peter Strzok.

And so it seems like, okay, come on.

And this is some deep state operation from guys who aren't even in

at the time.

They were in at the time he's talking about this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

So

he's saying,

if I'm reading this right, what he's saying is it's not

pervasive in the FBI.

There's a strain of the FBI that has gone rogue.

And that's not all the FBI.

And remember, he stood up for the FBI.

He's like, I'm not talking about all the good men and women of the FBI.

There's a strain in the FBI.

I'd love to hear.

You don't have to, you don't have to say who you are, but I'd love to, if you're in the FBI,

I'd love to hear from you on what you think of this, if if this makes sense to you.

I've talked to FBI people

before,

and

some of them just loved Comey and everything else.

Others said they thought there was something wrong up at the head of the FBI.

So I don't know.

But we have to know.

We must have this information.

We have to know:

is this stuff happening or not?

Because if this stuff is happening,

there is no freedom.

There is no real republic.

You're already toast.

You want to run for president?

You want to do something?

You want to change policy.

You want to say, hey, we're on the wrong track.

You're not going to be able to do it.

This is why America has always performed well in the world because we have the rule of the law.

When something goes wrong, you can trust the FBI or your local police to come in and do it.

Now, that hasn't always been true,

but generally it has been true

when there is dirty business going on.

But we started losing our faith in that with TARP.

We started losing our faith going, wait a minute.

Now, there were conspiracies around 9-11 that were not helpful.

That's for sure.

However,

there was a group of people.

Sandy Berger was at the,

I don't know, the lead bagman.

Well, yeah, something was going on.

Something was going on.

And so that just makes all the other stuff seem more credible when there's probably nothing to any of that.

In fact, I'm going to say there was nothing to any of that.

The federal government did not know about 9-11.

They did not know.

No, but they were protecting somebody, right?

They were Saudis or

whatever the case was.

I'm convinced that.

And that's why Berger went in.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm convinced afterwards, they wanted to make sure nothing came out about the Saudis or the relationship with all of these presidents throughout the years.

They figured they had to continue to do business with them, and

it would have blown up in their faces if the word had gotten out because the American people wouldn't put up with it.

If Saudi Arabia was behind this in some significant way.

And we shouldn't have.

Yeah, we should have.

This is a great case of what George Washington said.

Don't be beholden to anybody outside.

Don't.

You know, you call it when they're friends, they're friends.

When they're not, they're not.

The Saudis were not our friends.

What was the secret group inside the CIA and Jason Bourne Operation

Treadstone?

Treadstone.

Treadstone.

Yeah.

So he's kind of alluding to

a treadstone

within the FBI.

That's a better example than Men in Black.

Yeah.

Because Men in Black is just so hokey.

But Treadstone, you could see happening.

Yes.

Oh, yeah.

That's a really good example.

May I just say, you should pray for Patrick Byrne and pray that justice is done.

Right now, I can tell you just what Patrick is saying is causing a firestorm with really, really bad people.

Watch the movie with Treadstone.

Watch the Jason Bourne movies.

It's those kind of people that that are now, that he's setting on fire.

And I think it's why Patrick Byrne is getting out in front of the media as much as he can.

You don't think Treadstone would have him, you know, all of a sudden drive over a bridge being drunk.

Something happens to Patrick,

I think we should all say, hmm,

I know Patrick.

That seems out of character for him.

Oh, a heart attack all of a sudden.

Yeah.

Pray for Patrick Byrne.

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I have to tell you, you know,

people say that, you know, people are not taking the Amazon fire seriously enough.

And I have to tell you,

when your packages aren't coming to the door, you are going to be really pissed.

You need to pay attention to this.

I mean, I get most of my television from Amazon.

I just ordered a

watch strap and some bed sheets just last night.

They better be on time.

That's not the Amazon they're talking about.

They're talking about

the jungle, the rainforest.

The jungle.

Yeah, there's

the other Amazon.

That nobody pays attention to anything.

Right.

Well, it's the lungs of the earth.

You know that.

Right.

The lungs of the earth.

20%

of all oxygen for humans comes right out of the Amazon.

Right out of it.

It's manufactured right there.

Right there.

It's God's manufacturing plant.

Yeah.

Big, big, big, big air business.

That's what's happening there.

God's in big air.

You know, first of all, is this, you know, not good?

We don't, I mean, they say 30% of the world's animal species are in the Amazon.

I don't know how they know know that.

I mean, they count them.

They go to somebody.

No, they're like.

There's an accountant.

There's a specific up there.

Yeah, there's an animal accountant.

Right.

They're like, you know, 30%.

Of course, there are thousands of species that we have not even seen before.

Right.

Well, then, how do you know they're there?

I've actually, you know, on those nature shows with David Attenborough, he has said there are millions of species we haven't even discovered on this planet.

How do you know that if we haven't discovered them?

Right.

But I believe that, that there's really small things and there's probably animals, you know, in the Amazon that are hiding.

You know, we don't know that for sure.

No.

No.

And since when is fire a bad thing?

I mean, I know we all learned from Frankenstein.

Oh, fire, bad.

I know, I know we got it there.

But since when is fire not part of nature?

You know what's not part of nature?

Fire engines.

That's not part of nature.

Fire fire engines when it comes to um

when it comes to forests

it actually makes the forest stronger now you don't want the entire thing burning down right but do you know that the amazon is a is bigger than all of europe

it's kind of big yeah it's it's really big right

so

you know it's like yellowstone i went to yellowstone right after the fire when was that Pat?

In the 80s, early 90s,

something like that.

And I went right after Yellowstone had almost burned to the ground.

And it was not the time to go to Yellowstone.

Wasn't so pretty.

But look at Yellowstone now.

Right.

Beautiful.

We have more trees than Earth has ever had that we know of.

Yeah, the figure was

three trillion.

There are more trees on Earth than stars in the sky.

I don't believe that.

It's what they say.

It's what they say.

Three trillion.

Who's they?

The men in black?

Yes.

Peter Strzok.

Peter Strzok.

We got that information directly from Peter Strzok and James Comey.

Wow.

And I brought it right into you.

It's going to sink.

Peter, here's what I want you to say: There are more trees on earth than the stars in heaven.

Throw that one out.

Your economy collapses.

I hate the Amazon, the little flying drones with the packages.

Let it burn.

Let it burn to the ground.

Big guy in Washington running Washington Post and then his business burning down.

This is good.

We and Russia celebrate.

Okay, all right.

Back in just a second with Mr.

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Do you see the Bernie Sanders $16 trillion

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Yeah.

Yes.

But that's going to pay for itself in just a few years.

So it's basically free.

It's basically free.

It'll fit really.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's going to create 20 million jobs, Glenn.

Do you know what that's going to do for the economy?

No, it's 20 million jobs.

Do you know that Sweden, how many jobs they created between 1950 and I think it's 2001?

70 million?

Zero.

Oh.

They had

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Yes.

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Bill O'Reilly?

Welcome to the program.

Welcome.

What do you want?

Why are you?

How are you, Bill?

I'm really sad.

Seth Moulton dropped out of the Democratic sweepstad.

We lost him before we even knew who he was.

The congressman from Massachusetts dropped out.

And who's next?

Stu?

Don't tell me he's going to drop out because I'm going to be very upset.

So, Bill,

let me ask you a question just on this, and then we've got some real meat to hit.

But Bernie Sanders just said,

One thing I have to win is New Hampshire.

You think?

I mean, first of all,

that's like

Ted Cruz saying, I've got to win Oklahoma and Texas.

Do you think Bernie Sanders is going to win in January in New Hampshire?

No.

No.

I don't.

He won last time, as you know.

But you mentioned in your unbelievably long run-up to this segment

that he, Sanders, has proposed a $16 trillion

new green deal.

Okay.

I read it and I went over it methodically on billorilly.com last night.

Yeah.

This now transfers Bernie Sanders, a senator from Vermont, from a socialist to a communist.

If you read it, and no one will, but I did, he's basically saying that if he's elected president, he's going to nationalize the American economy so that he will put oil out of business, shale out of business, fracking out of business, coal out of business.

He's going to put them out of business.

And then he's going to establish, the federal government, the new

energy industries.

This is communism.

That's what communist nations do, not socialist nations.

Okay?

Well, but it's

he's joined Bill de Blasio as hello, a comrade.

Listen,

Boris, don't talk like that.

Listen, it's you can call it socialism.

We all know that it's not democratic socialism, of course.

But this is what Venezuela did.

That's exactly what we're doing.

When you start to nationalize private business, and when the federal government says, no, you can't do this business, and we'll set up another business.

We'll, not you, we'll, under our regulatory capacity,

and that's communism.

So

that's where Bernie is.

Right.

Well, we know that.

We know that.

But it's never been this blatant.

And did you hear a word about it on any of the newscasts?

Not a word.

Okay, so here's what's really interesting.

The same thing with the New Green Deal.

The New Green Deal, in it, and I know you read that one as well, and I did.

The New Green Deal specifically says that it is going to change the economy.

Free market economy is a thing of the past just in the New Green Deal.

Now, it doesn't spell it out like it does with Bernie Sanders, but it is the same thing.

These are communists.

Well, when you say that, people go, oh, ho, ho, you know, you're a hyperbola, you're overstating.

No, we're not.

This is if you really understand the mentality of

the far-left media, which drives all this stuff, because if the far-left media didn't approve of it, they would scorn it and it wouldn't happen.

So Bernie Sanders, if he thought he was going to get a backlash from the Democratic Party or even just liberals, not far left, just liberals, he wouldn't do this.

But he knows he's got a free pass in America right now because they're so crazed about Donald Trump that anything, anybody, anything, all right, will take anything in place of Trump.

So that's where we are.

All right, so, Bill, do you think this is why the younger voters are very upset with the Democratic Party?

Because they won't have one debate on climate change.

And yet, this is the center.

They say it's our World War II.

They say it's the most important thing known to man, but they won't have a debate.

Is it because they don't believe in it or it will expose them as the communist that they are?

Okay.

I come at this a little bit differently, Beck.

I've been on a number of college campuses the last three weeks because my son is a junior in high school, and we're looking around.

Okay, so wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

We're coming back to that because I know what it was like when I walked around Columbia University with my daughter.

It wasn't exactly pleasant.

I can't imagine being a little bit more.

It was a whole different ballgame.

But my observations from being on a number of college campuses is that most college students that I have encountered could not care less

about voting or what's happening.

They don't pay attention.

They hate Trump, okay, because you have to.

You know, it's almost like being in Hollywood.

If you want to get invited to the parties, and that's, and Washington, D.C.

is the same way.

If you want to get those invitations, all right, to show up at the party Friday and Saturday night with all your other fellow industry people in Hollywood, with all your politicos in Washington, you have to tow a line publicly or you don't get invited.

Same thing on college campuses.

If you want to be with the cool kids in the sororities of fraternities, you have to tow a line.

But did they know anything?

I had one 30-year-old ask me the other day, and it was a social setting that I was just cruising through fast,

what PC was.

I swear to God, what's PC?

Because I had mentioned something that I had written a book back in the Stone Age called Old School Life in the Same Lane.

Oh, what was that?

I said, it's a mocking of PC culture.

What's PC?

Okay, so my point is that all of this younger voter thing, number one, they're not going to turn out and predict a 2020 election.

And number two, this is again driven by the media.

Here's what the millennials think.

Here's what Generation X think.

They couldn't care less.

They're pursuing

whatever they want to do on a day-to-day basis.

And so I'm not worried about that at all.

What I am concerned about is that the American people cannot, and I mean that literally, get the truth about what's happening in this country anymore.

No matter whether you're 18 or 88, you cannot get the truth.

It is just horrifying.

So with that, I want to transition to Patrick Byrne.

And I want to take

one minute and then come back.

Patrick Byrne is, he's a friend of mine.

He spoke to Warren Buffett.

Warren Buffett said, you have to tell this story.

Look, you're not a politician.

You are a citizen.

And you did this as a citizen.

You were asked to do it.

And you have to expose it.

That comes from Warren Buffett, and he's been made to look like he's crazy, and his story makes an awful lot of sense to me.

I believe him.

I want to get Bill O'Reilly's

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All right, Bill.

Let's get your read on Patrick Byrne and what he's saying.

All right, set me up because I'm not that familiar with Patrick.

Go ahead.

Okay, Patrick is the guy from Overstock.com, and he's a libertarian.

He has a national security clearance.

Don't ask me how.

And he came out about four or five weeks ago, and

he said, listen,

there's a lot of stuff in the media here that's not true about all these investigations with the FBI.

And I know because I found myself kind of in a Hitchcockian way in the middle of this.

And it took me until last summer when I started seeing things come out to realize, oh my gosh, I was in the center.

And he came out and he said he was dating that Russian that everybody is saying is a spy.

She wasn't.

The courts proved that.

She just didn't register as a foreign agent.

And

he had called the FBI three times.

He had met her at a conference, and she's like, listen, I'm Natasha.

Why don't you meet the Boris?

And he's like, okay.

So because he has a national security clearance, he called the FBI, said, hey, she wants me to meet some friends of hers.

I think she might be an agent.

Is she an agent?

Should I meet with her or not?

And they're like, oh, no, no, no.

We know all about her.

We know who she is.

She's not an agent.

Okay.

So he goes with her, and she starts to get romantic.

And, you know, time goes on.

And then she's like, listen,

I really would like you to meet Boris over in Russia and gives names of people.

So he calls back, calls the FBI, and says, hey, I just want to give you some names.

She wants me to meet these people.

Are these people okay?

Have you checked her out?

Are you sure?

Yes, yes, Patrick.

All those people are fine.

She's been checked out.

We got it.

Okay, third time, another like a year.

third time he calls because she says, Oh, so Patrick, while we're laying in bed smoking cigarette, I want you to know I was

having an appointment next weekend with Hillary Clinton's people and also Marco Rubio.

And maybe you come.

And she, and he's like, okay, okay, that's great.

Sure.

He calls the FBI.

I don't know if it's from the bathroom or what.

And he's like, look, she's meeting with all of these people who are going to run for president.

Do you want the name of the hotel or the time or anything like that?

They say no.

And they're like, Patrick, it's not.

She's cleared.

Then Trump wins.

And that's when they ask him to go back and rekindle a relationship with her.

He testifies or he testifies to them that she's not an agent.

Yada, yada.

Last summer, he's watching and he realizes he recognizes the name Peter Strzok.

He's like, that's who was giving me these orders.

And he's saying this is a deep state conspiracy with Peter Strzok.

And he also said James Colmy is involved.

Well, you know, I'm a big due process guy.

I mean, I'm from an outsider's point of view.

And by the way, that story is so funny that you could use it in your Christmas show in Salt Lake City.

Because I'm sure it overlapped Christmas somewhere.

Yeah, well, someplace.

Look, we got the Christmas tree.

It's a red Christmas tree, tree, but we like it, right, Boris?

Deck the halls.

Yes.

Okay.

So I'm a due process guy, and

when I commentate on anything, I don't convict and I don't exonerate.

I say, okay, let's see the evidence.

And if this guy's story is true, it sounds like, why would he make this up?

Because he has nothing to gain from it.

Yes.

Lots to lose.

Right.

And, you know, he's got the details.

You know, it doesn't really make a lot of sense that somebody fabricate that.

So then you get into the zone of, and this is really fascinating.

Does the Trump administration, including the President, really want to destroy the FBI?

See, that's the question that's holding everything up here.

So the chain goes, Trump bar Michael Horowitz, the Inspector General of the Justice Department, who's got this report already written.

It's all set to go.

Now it's supposed to be out the first or second week in September, but that was supposed to be out at last March.

Sure.

Okay.

Okay, so that's the chain.

Trump already knows what's in the report.

So does Barr.

And the report is going to be what they call in the press damning to the FBI.

How bad it is, I don't know.

I mean, I can't possibly speculate on that.

Patrick says that Bill Barr is

a giant ship that is about to take this deep state submarine in the FBI and blow it out of the water.

He says that.

Well, let's hope justice is done.

Yes.

But in the process of doing all that, and remember, not only is Horowitz on the case, but Durham, the U.S.

Attorney from Connecticut, was appointed by Barr to specifically look at the FBI.

And then Lindsey Graham, who I probably have more confidence in than any of the swamp creatures in the Justice Department, his committee in the Senate is looking at everything as well.

I think Lindsey Graham is, you know, a wild enough guy to just go out and just say anything.

So the American people probably

have a good idea.

Lindsey Graham is not exactly

a gladiator against corruption and cronyism.

He, believe me, he is going to blow this thing sky high.

I saw him a couple of weeks ago at the Trump fundraiser that I was covering out here on Long Island.

Lindsey Graham introduced Trump.

I mean, they're joined at the hip.

So if.

When was that a good thing?

I'm I'm not saying it's a good thing.

I'm saying that Lindsey Graham isn't going to cover anything up.

But there is a strain in Washington that says, look, do you really want to dismantle the Federal Bureau of Investigation?

Because that's what this is going to do.

Comey Strzok, McCabe, or all of these players that looks like violated the law.

All right.

They're going to fight back.

They're going to produce all kinds of stuff in their defense.

And so it's going to be a giant mess of proportions that we haven't seen since Watergate.

And this is the FBI.

These are the people that protect us from terrorism.

And you're going to rip this agency apart.

That's what's backing everything up.

So everybody knows that's happening.

You indict Comey, McCabe, they're going to turn on each other and everybody else and say, look what happened here, look what happened there, look what this one did, look what that one did, look what this senator said, look what this congressman did.

Because they know it all.

That's what protected J.

Edgo Hoover for 50 years.

I know.

But I

feel like it's a good thing to rip this band-aid off.

And if we are, we're not at this point, but if we can be logical enough to say it's not all of them

and we want to clean all of this up, it will be a good thing in the long run.

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Also, his new book comes out at the end of September.

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Bill,

let me go to Crenshaw.

Dan Crenshaw, blasted by the young Turks, which is, you know,

amazing.

This guy is, you know, I mean, you know, when you're in a tank top in your mom's basement, I don't

really care.

It's a good look.

Yeah.

You didn't like that look?

No.

No.

So, you know, he's on the Young Turks and

he blasts Crenshaw, and he's just foul and everything else.

And it shows where our culture has gone.

What are your thoughts on all of this?

Well, I mentioned a few minutes ago that the overriding issue and story in America today is that we can't get the truth.

I mean, it's so much fog and noise,

and

I am getting to the point where,

you know, you asked me about Patrick.

I didn't really know that much about it because

I don't watch the cable news anymore.

I don't learn anything from it.

I should have picked it up.

No, I don't either.

I should have picked it up because I usually do a review in the morning, and I did this morning.

But I was concentrating on the Trump fatigue factor, which I think is going to emerge as a major story soon.

Let's talk about that.

But not now.

But, you know, look, Young Turks, okay, so this is, remember SCTV, Mellonville?

Yes.

Remember that?

Yes.

One of the most hysterical satires in the history of America.

And there's a bunch of Canadians put it on, Flarity and all those madmen up there.

That's what this is.

This is Mellonville.

Well, actually, I mean, if you look at Young Turks, I mean, it had a $20 million capital infusement from, I think, Katzenberg was involved in that, but we should look.

I'm sure, is putting money in there.

And hang on just a second.

And it is one of the co-founders that started, what is that Democrats?

Justice Democrats.

Yeah, Justice Democrats, which is responsible for the AOC mob.

Yeah, and I'm not saying that that doesn't do damage.

It does.

And all of these things do damage.

Center for American Progress is the real, real now vile, vile.

These are the people who tried to get Ross's name at the University of Michigan off the buildings after he gave the college $400 million.

This is a Soros agency.

So yes, these people are out there.

It's subterfuge.

You don't know who's financing them.

For CNN to give them a platform or the young perks or wherever they appear, whoever's giving them platforms is grossly irresponsible.

I mean, I did this for more than 20 years on Fox News.

I never put on anyone that was irresponsible.

We vetted everybody, okay?

And yeah, I could have put loons on and then just yelled and mocked them like Morton Downey Jr.

did.

It's easy.

But what we have now is we have the Tower of Babel, and we have just

throw anybody on.

They're going to say anything.

So if you lose your eye in Iraq, then they're going to mock that.

That's what this guy did, all right, on Crenshaw.

And Americans, they just walk around where you would have been stoned to death 20 years ago.

Oh, yeah.

You couldn't have done that.

Now you can do anything.

There are no standards of behavior.

So

I think that the average person is just so sick of it, it just goes by their radar.

But the media talks about it, and Google and YouTube just dismiss it.

I mean,

they're fine with making money off of these guys.

What is incomprehensible is there isn't any growth in the cable news and hasn't been for three, four years.

Without Donald Trump, that props it up.

So to take Trump out of the mix, you have nothing.

I mean, CNN doesn't have one program doing more than a million viewers for a twenty-four-hour cycle.

So you take him out of the mix, who are they going to hate then?

And then they're going to have 500,000, 400,000.

And so these corporations have

got to know they don't have any growth at all anywhere.

Nothing.

But yet they do the same thing every single day because they don't don't know what else to do.

They're so untalented, so uncreative.

They have to do the same thing, say the same thing, same people.

It's unbelievable.

And again, Trump drives 90% of cable news coverage, 75% of network news coverage.

It's Trump.

And when Trump leaves, whether it's 2020 or four more years, he's going to start Trump TV.

He's already lining up investors to do that.

Boy, if I were Fox News, where 95% of the viewers support Donald Trump, 95%,

and you have Trump TV?

Oh, boy.

So anyway,

it is a madhouse.

And I use that word literally.

And if people are on there, they're going to hear and see so much irresponsible, deceitful stuff.

that my advice is just walk away.

Walk away, get out of it.

And that doesn't mean they're all bad.

They're not all bad.

There are some good people,

but they're getting fewer and fewer.

Tell me about Trump fatigue.

This is a real danger.

If you are an American who doesn't want the Democratic Party to obtain power, then you've got to vote for Donald Trump whether you like him or not.

Okay, that's where you start.

So if you're smart enough to know that the Democratic Party at this point is a party that is as far left as we've ever seen.

Communists.

They are literally backing communist ideas.

More than that, economically, no due process.

Yes.

None.

You are not entitled to be innocent until proven guilty.

You are guilty of whatever they want to accuse you of.

No due process.

Political correctness.

At the University of Michigan State University, the incoming kids are being told you cannot say no problem on this campus because if you say no problem, that indicates the person you're talking to may be a problem.

So you're not allowed to say no problem.

This is where.

Shut up.

It is absolutely true.

All right.

So 1,500

incoming freshmen are being told they can't say no problem.

And then, of course, they go, well, no problem.

I won't say it.

That is crazy.

I mean, who has so much time?

I can give you 100 more that when you fill out your registration form to college, you don't have to say whether you're a man or a woman.

You can be a dinosaur.

You can be a turtle.

My daughter went in.

I don't have to say.

In Texas, my daughter, she's 13.

She just went for a physical.

She needed it for play school sports, so she goes for her physical, and she has to fill out this form for the doctor.

And it said, you know, all the different genders or other.

And when she came home, and I said, You didn't mark that you were a big, beautiful butterfly?

She said, No.

And I said, Next, next time you get the opportunity, you mark it big, beautiful butterfly, and you insist that everyone calls you that.

Well, they don't even know the universities how many men or women they have.

I know.

I know.

I don't know.

I have no idea.

What's the gender breakdown?

Oh, well, we got this.

So getting back to why I'm ranting about this, if you think that Trump is not what you want in a president, what is your alternative?

This?

This?

Totalitarianism?

So Trump should understand that he can win by default, but every blanken day it's Denmark or it's Anthony Scaramucci.

Anthony Scaramucci?

Come on.

Why?

You have now elevated this guy into

someone who probably will sign with CNN, which is what he wanted to begin with.

Right.

Do you not see what this is?

But if you read the United States of Trump, as

Beck has done, he won't admit it, but he's done it.

I have the table of contents.

Incredible.

I explain exactly why Donald Trump is compelled to do this every day.

All right?

He has to do it.

It's almost like crack.

All right?

Because he gets bored.

And then he's got to go, I'm so bored now.

Let's attack Anthony Scaramucci.

Oh, come on.

A lot of Americans are going to go, enough, enough.

I just need a day off from Denmark.

Give me a day off.

And Trump has got to know that Trump fatigue is going to hurt him unless he wises up.

Who's around him that's going to tell him that?

Nobody.

There's nobody around him.

And even when I speak to him, and I absolutely tell him this stuff, all right, he registers it, and then 15 minutes later, it's gone.

It's gone.

So

look,

he's an imperfect man, an imperfect leader, an imperfect president.

There's no question.

But when you go to the polls, all right, I mean, the other side is just

yeah, it's not crazy.

It's dangerous.

It is really, truly dangerous.

Absolutely.

You know, the New York or the Washington Post said they said that I was the biggest flip-flopper on Trump.

I was the third biggest flip-flopper on Trump.

And

I said, you know, on the radio the next day,

I haven't flip-flopped.

I've corrected where I made a mistake, and I still will tell you that it's dangerous, and he has some things that I don't like, and I really really don't like and things that i'm concerned about but i will tell you this it's not pro-Trump to say if these guys get in it's it is a different

world entirely

any traditional American like you and me any traditional American would watch their country vaporize if these people got in and the other thing I say about Trump and I don't look at my analysis in the United States of Trump is not based on politics at all.

At all.

There's no liberal or conservative stuff in there.

None.

Is that he governs, and you'd never know it by his demeanor, but he is governing in a traditional way.

His presidency isn't out of the box.

I mean, what he's trying to do with the economy and foreign policy is what other presidents have tried to do in different ways.

It's not like he's breaking any Oval Office rules.

He isn't.

He governs the same way.

And two other presidents

were as transactional because he, Trump, and I don't want to get too boring on this, we'll get into this more depth when a book comes out, September 24th.

But Trump is a transactional guy, which means everything he does, everything, including his romantic life or whatever, is a transaction.

Okay?

And there were two other modern-day presidents exactly like that, Franklin Dillano Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower.

They were transactional men.

They had no emotion.

Neither of those guys had any emotion whatsoever, FDR or Eisenhower.

It was like, okay,

this is what I want, or this is what I think is best for the country, and we're going to get it, and we're going to do it.

And we're going to do it no matter what.

And that's what Trump does.

He said, we're getting screwed by Western Europe and our trade, so I'm going to say that, and I don't care if I tee them off.

So he's not doing anything that hasn't been done in the past.

And you wouldn't know that because the press is painting him as this hysterical guy running around breaking all the furniture in the White House.

It's not what's happening.

In fact, I would go further.

In some ways, he's more traditional than we've had in

a very, very long time.

The role of the president is not to propose new stuff.

It is to take what Congress did and then sign it or disapprove.

And that's what he did on health care.

He was like, Congress, you want to change it?

Change it.

Bring it to my desk.

That's much more true.

That's the same way.

Pardon me.

Immigration is the same way.

He wants a deal.

He wants new immigration law.

Right.

But at the same time, he's telling his people, because this is a big issue for him and his voters,

I'm going to enforce federal law.

I'm going to enforce it.

All right.

Bill O'Reilly, thank you so much.

I appreciate it.

Hey, guys.

All right.

Always fun.

Thank you.

Good.

Talk to you next week.

Bill O'Reilly from BillO'Reilly.com.

I have, is he hung up?

He's off.

I have read his book.

It is really, really good.

Do not tell him any of that.

But it is, I mean, it's really good.

So you're more than halfway through the table of contents.

You are.

Do not tell him that.

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True.

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Not true.

I mean, it's these are when you hear these stories, if you think your family is crazy.

Oh, you'll know better when

you come out of that show.

No, I mean, we're.

Yeah, we're traditional people.

I'll tell you, I will tell you, Pat, I don't think, believe me about any of these stories.

When we first started working together about 30 years ago or so, and then he met my family.

And they were telling the same stories, and they were telling it like they were proud of themselves.

Yes.

Yeah, they were.

Yes, they were.

That's a dysfunctional family.

Really?

Yeah, a little bit.

Yeah.

A little bit.

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Why, thank you, Hillary.

Have a good weekend.

You too.

All right.

Oh, we should probably move on.

Yeah, probably.

Yeah.

So what do you have planned for the weekend, Pat?

Me?

Well,

we're going to have my oldest daughter and her husband over for a wild viewing of Tolkien.

Yeah.

I mean, it doesn't get anything crazier than that.

My son and I watched it.

It's good.

Is it good?

It's good.

We really liked it.

Yeah, I've been

looking forward to seeing it.

Wow.

How do you know?

You're going to get a nap in before Monday, aren't you?

I'm going to try.

I mean, I am going to try because it's going to be a wild one.

The nice thing about it, though, is it's not 14 hours long.

Totally.

Which almost everything he ever did.

I know, that's

his little biography

does not last 14 hours, which is nice.

That is nice.

like a Ken Burns documentary.

Yeah, I think you'll like it if you haven't seen it.

What was that on?

Netflix or Amazon?

Somebody's Tolkien.

It's his story.

And it's really good.

All right, back in just a second with actual news of the day:

the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Well, San Francisco,

the board of the city of San Francisco, they're fixing it.

That town is

turning this thing around, I'm telling you.

They have just put out some new speech guidelines in San Francisco.

They've changed the name of convicted felons.

They think that's a little too harsh.

A little too harsh.

You don't want to hurt the feelings of rapists and murderers.

You don't don't want to.

You don't.

No.

You don't.

So they're going to make it much, much better.

I'm going to tell you their plan in 60 seconds.

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He's got a lot to do.

It's hard and an old, tired world out there.

And a man with less grit, a man who

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He gets up at the crack of dawn and he goes to bed beat tired.

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Life has knocked the wind out of this guy several times, especially, you know, the last few years been hard, but he always comes back, ready to lend a beating heart and an able body to the work at hand.

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Okay.

What did the Fed chief, Jay Powell, just say?

He just came out with a statement.

The stock market is down 300 points.

He has told AIDS that he thinks he can convince Americans the economy is vibrant and unrattled through public messaging campaign, apparently.

That's what he said.

And then Trump has suggested that the Fed chief might be a bigger enemy to the U.S.

than the president of Communist China.

And by the way, that's the first time communist China has ever been printed in a Chiron or the thing at the bottom of the screen on CNN.

That's the very first time they're ever called communist China.

So the Dow is down 327 points.

And you know what?

I have to tell you something.

Well, I don't think that rhetoric is helpful or necessary at all.

Are you do you have faith that there aren't people very high up in

global economies that wouldn't love to see this thing derail before the election?

Oh,

no, I'm sure there are.

Yeah.

I know there are.

Yeah.

Some of them have spoken out about it.

Right.

Not necessarily in positions of power, but they talk to all those people.

Yeah.

Bill Maher is one.

Yeah.

I mean, there's, I mean, look, people are people.

It doesn't matter what the, you know, what position they're in.

And there's a lot of people.

I mean, read about the Fabian Socialist in World War I.

When the world needs to be redesigned, there are a lot of people that want to shape it closer to their heart's desire.

And they figure, you know what, if we just push it this way and this way, we'll be able to round off all of these corners and we're going to be the ones in charge.

And that's not a conspiracy, that's just true, that's just the way things work.

I mean, Game of Thrones or any of those shows, I mean, that's not

fiction.

I mean, yes, that particular storyline is fiction, but that's the way the world really is,

you know, especially in brutal, brutal times.

And

I will tell you that I'm doing everything I can in my home to make sure that we are on financial,

strong financial footing, that we've taken care of

as many of the bills that we have to take care of, that we're not getting ourselves into debt, that we're doing everything we possibly can.

Looking at the, I mean, the stock market is at 25.

Somebody just wrote, Dow, 30,000.

And the reason why that made me so nervous is because

I think it was the claim that the Dow would be 10,000, either 10 or 20,000

right before the crash.

And they were all like,

sky's the limit.

And I remember being on CNN and saying, that's that.

Okay.

See, hear that guy?

Don't do that because

it's about to collapse.

I don't know

if and when this will all come undone.

Not if, when it will all come down.

But it will come undone.

It is natural.

It is natural.

It is cyclical.

And we have juiced this thing like crazy.

We also are playing in a world that is completely unstable.

I mean, Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Bank is unstable at best.

Look at how much debt there is.

Look at the game that the EU is playing right now.

And if you really want to read up on the Fabian Socialist, read up up on Fabian Socialists in World War I

and see what they were saying on the build-up to World War I.

They wanted it because they wanted to reshape all of the countries in Europe.

They wanted to get rid of all of the kings and queens and everything else.

Which they did.

Which they did in World War I.

Okay, they restructured the entire European continent.

And the Middle East as well.

At a very, very,

very high cost.

It cost us World World War I and World War II.

This is what's happening now.

This is exactly what's happening now.

Look at Brexit.

Who in your right mind, when you have now Boris Johnson, who I don't think he's bluffing, I think he's going to leave the EU.

Is there any doubt in your mind?

When the people are asking for it,

England is just turned inside out, and then you get a prime minister who's like, Yep, yep, we're leaving.

The date is October 31st, and we're gone.

And I would strongly suggest that maybe you join us and try to come up with a nice exit because we're just going to leave.

Why aren't they negotiating?

Why isn't no one having any kind of talk on making it easy?

And I believe it's for two reasons.

One, if the EU loses England, you're going to have France and Sweden and

Spain, I think.

Hang on just a second.

Which Which one did you just say?

Belgium.

Belgium.

Yeah.

Brussels is in Belgium.

Yes.

Brussels is the capital.

Brussels is about

the size of my backyard.

And

it's the capital of the EU.

So the entire world is going to Brussels because of the EU.

So just put this in perspective.

You're a

Brusselette, and you haven't had people come into your country for anything, you know, at all that was important since, I don't know, the big waffle craze of 1501, and maybe some chocolate times when chocolate was like, whoa,

we can get that in Brussels.

Don't forget the Brussels Sprouts run of 1842.

Yeah, so other than that, there's no reason.

I've been to Brussels.

There's no reason to go to Brussels.

Okay.

They're saying, yeah, we got to break up this EU.

We want out.

They're the capital of it.

They're the capital of it.

So I don't think that's a really strong thing.

So one of the things that

they're thinking in the EU is we can't let the UK out because if they go out, everybody, they're like, well, they're going, we're going.

The other is, let's make it really, really painful for the

UK to leave.

Because if the United Kingdom leaves and it's really, really painful.

It's a warning to everybody else.

It'll be a warning to everybody else.

So when you have that going on in October,

our president needs to be paying attention to the economy here.

And you need to as well.

You need to pay attention to these things

because

it doesn't have to be Donald Trump.

The press will blame it on Donald Trump.

And the press will blame it on his tariffs, which have not been helpful, but they'll blame it on his tariffs or whatever.

They want this.

They need this

for him to lose the election.

Because if the economy is fine,

who's going to listen to somebody who says, Yeah, I'm going to spend $16,000 on global warming.

$10 trillion.

Yeah, sorry.

$16,000.

$16,000.

That wouldn't be that bad.

Yeah, $16 trillion on global warming.

And

we're going to get rid of capitalism and the free market.

We're going to take over the energies.

We're going to be Venezuela.

That is what they are saying.

You're not hearing that in the press, but just read their proposals.

Read Bernie Sanders' new proposal.

We will be Venezuela.

Now, who wants to vote for that?

Here in America, who wants to vote for that?

You won't even look at it because the press won't show it to you.

The press will talk down the economy.

The economy could have real reason for falling apart.

And then what?

Then what?

People who are scared look to somebody who says, I've got a plan for everything,

and I'm going to take care of you because I have a plan for everything.

Didn't even get to the San Francisco convicted felons.

We'll get to that here in just a second.

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Yeah, not going to happen.

Not going to happen.

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We break for 10 seconds, station ID.

All right, so

the city has a new person-first language guideline.

City of San Francisco, person-first language.

I mean, could we get more Orwellian than we are?

I mean, we are now being told by a government what words you can use.

Yeah.

Is this the one that also includes the pronoun thing, that they're eliminating pronouns?

I think this is part of that same plan.

They're doing the pronoun thing, too, so they don't offend anybody.

You don't say him or her.

You use they and them.

Well,

these are to stop social stigmas

of people that are

released offenders or

former convicts or felons.

So people formerly known.

Right.

So you can't.

Right.

You can't do felon, convict, addict, offender, or juvenile delinquent anymore.

Huh.

Okay.

Okay.

Juvenile delinquent is now known as a young person with justice system involvement.

A young person impacted by the juvenile justice system.

Okay.

An addict is a person with a history of substance abuse.

I mean, that

I'm an alcoholic, man.

You're not helping me at all by saying, you know, Glenn had a few years and days where he was impacted by alcohol.

No,

I was a drunk.

And if I can't say I was a drunk, then I'm not headed towards sobriety at all.

Okay.

If you're like, no, no, no,

I had my life impacted

by the

justice system.

That to me sounds like,

really?

Did like a prison truck hit you on the way to school or something?

What happened?

And it sounds like they impacted you.

No, no, no, no.

You impacted someone else.

And that's why they came to arrest you and put you in juvie.

That's why.

So you don't have any of those words because they're trying to

get rid of all of those because, you know, you got to.

You don't want to offend rapists and killers.

You don't want to.

They were justice involved persons

that were formerly incarcerated.

Okay.

Justice involved persons

formerly incarcerated.

Yes.

Yes.

Justice involved persons unless you are a young young person that was impacted by the juvenile justice system or a young person with a justice system involvement.

Can you imagine wasting time on this?

Time and energy in a major city?

And then they wonder why they got piles of human poop all over the city.

Did you see the video this week that came out where the people were cleaning the streets and they had to wear hazmat suits?

Yeah.

I mean,

I don't know about you, but I would have a very hard time remaining quiet if I'm paying taxes in San Francisco and

they are using hazmat suits to clean up all of the human poop and they're doing this.

People would pay good money to see me show up at the city council meeting as a citizen who is paying their salary because I would not be silent.

And I wouldn't be saying it just on the air.

I would be saying it right there.

I don't know who you are that are paying money to San Francisco for taxes.

And you are, well, you're crazy.

That's it.

You're just crazy.

That's it.

I mean, I don't know who you are.

Yes, I do.

You're crazy.

Because if you weren't crazy, you would already be down there saying these things.

You would be leading marches against these people.

You would be running to get in office to stop these things, or you would have done what most Americans, you would have moved a long time ago.

I don't know if you know this, but 800 square feet, that's not $1.2 million in the rest of the country.

Don't know if you know that.

Would?

And

there's no one in your neighborhood, at least they may do it once, but they won't do it a second time.

There's no one in your new neighborhood that will crap in your lawn.

Now, there might be dogs, but no human will you ever open up and say, okay, kids, time for school.

Oh, wait a minute.

Mr.

Busy is making busy in our front lawn again.

Knock it off, Mr.

Busy.

You don't have to do that.

And it's a shame, too, because that was one of the most beautiful cities, not just in the country, in the world.

I think it is.

It was fantastic.

I think it is America's most beautiful city.

It might be.

Yeah.

I think it's just the architecture, the history,

the hills, the water, everything.

Everything.

That is America's, I think, most beautiful city.

That's one of the things Republicans should be reinforcing all the time is look what happens in these Democrats' strongholds.

Places like San Francisco, who have been run by Democrats for 50, 60 years at a time, and now they've destroyed it.

It's a hell hole.

It's a Democratic hellhole.

Look at,

you know, if you look at Los Angeles,

they're having warnings about the bubonic plague.

I don't know if you know this, but the bubonic plague is behind us, progressives.

You're progressing us back into the Stone Age when they were looking at typhus.

Pat.

Typhus.

Have you ever had reason to worry that you might get typhus?

No, I don't think.

Right.

Do you even know how you get typhus?

I really don't.

Okay.

I think it's through lice.

All right.

Lice?

Lice.

I think you can get typhus for at least that's the only time, the only thing I've ever known about typhus is it was always the scourge of the concentration camps because everybody was just so filthy and living in their own filth and the bugs, and it was carried by lice.

All right,

typhus.

Los Angeles has typhus warnings out.

You're not a progressive city when you're dealing with old-timing.

It's like, well, we better get the iron lung out.

You never know.

There's a bad case of the vapors going around.

Consumption.

There's something hearing about consumption in Los Angeles.

Well, she died of consumption.

What?

Really?

Do we even know what that is?

No, that shouldn't be.

Well, she had TB, tuberculosis.

All right.

In America, nobody's had TB for a very long time.

Very long.

We kind of stopped that at the Statue of Liberty.

You're not moving forward.

You're moving backward.

Do you know that one in five citizens in California has been has had a hang on just a second, has had a

has been impacted by the justice system?

One in five people in California have been impacted by the justice system.

Wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah.

That's a good thing you got going on there.

Long gone are the days, you know, where the beach boys were saying, come to the beaches of LA and it's so great and everybody's great and

the California girls are so pretty and so fresh and so free.

No, no, they're smeared in poop and they could give you a case of the vapors.

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So, Pat, are you going to your sprawling estate in Martha's Vineyard this weekend?

You're going to fly up there?

Not this weekend.

Not this week.

I can't make it this week.

I have a previous engagement.

Oh, shoot.

Well, you have such a sprawling mansion.

I know.

Would you pay for that?

Oh,

you know, I don't like to brag.

Right.

So let me ask you this.

Remember when President Obama went into the White House and they had all these student loans that they were paying for?

Yeah, Michelle talked about it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm going to ask you, don't we deserve a president who understands what it's like to carry a little loan debt?

That's what we deserve.

That access to an education shouldn't be based on whether your family can afford it, that we need to train our young people and give them opportunities.

Don't we deserve that kind of leader?

So

we deserved a leader who had loan debt.

Right.

Don't you deserve a leader that's kind of sketchy and hasn't paid their bills.

And hasn't really paid their bills

and has not really made enough money to pay off their student loans.

Don't you you want somebody who's been bankrupted a bunch of times?

Oh, wait.

We got that.

We got that one in spades.

Now, listen, here's the thing.

He also was the guy who said that there comes a time when people just have too much money.

Now, I've never been able to put my finger on when it is the government should say you have too much money.

But do we have that audio?

Here it is.

I mean, I do think at a certain point you've made enough money.

You've made enough money.

So

I would like to ask the president how he's made his money.

He's just purchased

a second home.

Now, this is a summer home.

Well, he's got that dump in Washington, D.C.

that's $9 million.

But they barely fit in there.

It's only like 9,000 square feet.

Right.

And you barely fit.

And it's the two of them.

So you got to get out of that dump.

You want to save it, but there's times when you're like, oh, it is just

oppressive here in the heat.

And why I just don't know what to do.

So you have to jump on your aeroplane and you fly to some island like Martha's Vineyard.

So when you go up to Martha's Vineyard, you don't want to just stay in some haphazard hotel.

You don't want to borrow a friend or maybe rent a home for those two weeks.

You want to make sure your home is your home.

And so you have a home

in Vineyard, and it's just a small little piece that has some beachfront property.

And why it's a simple, quiet little $14.5 million

home.

And that little spot on the beach is only 29 acres of beachfront property.

29.

But Martha's Vineyard, have you ever been there?

It's not 1,000 acres.

Right.

It's a huge,

huge island.

So 29 acres of waterfront property is tight.

Type.

Nothing.

Pat,

are you a little bothered that somebody who is having problems paying his loans

just went to do, quote, service

and serve America.

And just four years later, he's got a $9 million home.

He's also got a $14.5 million home.

That one's kind of a fixer-upper opportunity, though.

Yeah.

Can I ask you something?

What does it take to maintain?

Just maintain.

A $14 million home?

Yeah.

Oh,

a million dollars a year, maybe?

I remember.

Just in property taxes, you're going to pay $600,000, $700,000 a year.

Every year.

Every year.

Every year.

Yeah.

How are you going to, how are they going to pay for that?

How are they going to pay for that?

They were president of the United States.

You don't ever have to worry about working again.

That's wrong.

And keep in mind, these are the income inequality people, the people whining about that continually, and they're all about the little people and the working man.

And then they live like this.

You know who the little man was?

The last little man I think we had

was Eisenhower.

Eisenhower,

no, sorry, Truman.

Truman.

Truman.

I love when Truman, I mean, he paid off his 30-year

loan that he had

made

right after World War I.

He had opened up a men's haberdashery, and he and his partner, yeah, that's what I'm saying.

It's been a lot of habitasheries.

No,

it was a shrinking call for habitasheries.

But he and his partner, they went bankrupt.

And Truman said,

I'm going to pay off all of my creditors.

And it took him until he was president to do it.

He was making payments from like 1920 or 21 until he was president in the 40s.

He paid it all off.

When he left office, he got into his old Buick, and he drove himself home.

And they lived in the same house that they'd lived in for years.

Yeah, they went back to their same house that they lived in in Missouri that they left before.

It's incredible.

And he drove himself, he and Bess.

And my favorite, one of my favorite 20th century presidential stories is on the way home.

And he's driving on these new highways.

And

he's driving.

He's an old guy.

And he's driving.

And Bess is in there.

And the lights and sirens go off.

And the president is pulled over.

Okay.

And the guy comes up, you know, off to the side and he's like, registration and license, please.

And Harry Truman rolls down the window and he hands him his, and as he's handing him his license, the police officer said, Mr.

President?

And he said, yes, young man,

I don't know what I did wrong.

Am I speeding?

And at that time, Bess leans over.

And scoots over on the big bench seat in those old Buicks, scoots over,

and he said, said, no, sir,

you were way under the speed limit.

And Bess looks at the police officer and says, I've been telling him to speed up.

Would you please tell him to speed up?

That's how presidents used to be.

They didn't leave and take all of the office and all of the trappings.

They went back to being people.

George Washington didn't want to be called president.

He was Mr.

Washington.

He didn't want to be called Mr.

President.

He didn't want to be called Mr.

President when he was president, let alone after he was president.

No, there's only one president.

That's the way it used to be.

You were a citizen servant.

People aren't servants, you think?

Do you really think that Donald Trump, whose family was set forever, that his family isn't even more set now?

Do you think there's anything that his family is ever going to need because of just the clout of being president?

No.

The same thing with Barack Obama.

He was poor.

Now he's got a $9 million house and a $14 million vacation house.

I remember when I bought my first biggish house, it was in New Canaan, which at the time was very expensive.

Now I think you can get them for like a pack of Cheerios.

It was two acres of lawn, and I've never had anything like that.

And I was walking with the real estate agent, and they walked a little ahead.

I said to Tanya, What does it even cost to mow this yard?

And she stopped and she looked at me and she said, We shouldn't be looking at this house if you're worried about how much it's going to cost to mow the lawn.

That's a really good point.

I would say to the Obamas, What does it cost to mow your yard?

What does it cost to paint your beautiful shutters?

What does it cost?

How are you going to keep up with the taxes?

My gosh,

you've made yourself quite a little industry under the guise of President of the United States.

Bothers me.

Just bothers me so much.

I have no problem with people being rich.

I do have a problem with people who claim that they're not rich and then have a problem with rich people

and then celebrate in their richness.

I have no problem with rich people.

None.

I have no problem with people who go.

I love success stories.

I cheer for people who come from behind and then, you know, rocket to the top.

It bothers me that we are talking about people who went into public service.

Charlie Wrangell, World War II guy, left.

He was poor.

He fought in World War II, went into Congress.

He now has beach houses everywhere.

How did this guy get rich?

How did he get rich?

In service of his nation?

That's not.

No, service is the military.

And the Congress and the president and everybody else should have exactly the same salary as the military.

They should have the same rules as the military and the same salaries as the military.

Sorry, Congressman, you're not going to get a raise.

Oh, housing is expensive?

Right.

That's why we have the congressional barracks over here.

Why is that service so cushy?

And the servicemen go out and they live a hell life

are really, truly sacrificing and come home and then they don't get all the, they're not buying a $14 million

vacation home.

It's not right.

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So how many times have I said medical miracles are going to start becoming more and more frequent and you're going to see things just over the horizon that you'd never think, you know, cures for cancer are coming.

In Australia, scientists in Australia, the researchers there

have just come up with a new pill.

If they could come up with a pill to get rid of stuff, what would it be?

I'd like it to be cancer,

Alzheimer's,

typhus.

I might be a little shallow for thinking fat was my first one, but

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Finally.

So I would like to get this for my son because he is the most, he is,

I mean, it's toxic.

It's toxic.

We were at a show,

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Dad, I think I'm going to have a problem.

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There's no poop.

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Oh, man.

Yeah, so it's bad.

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Look like a big storm is coming about three this afternoon, rolling in in Rafe's stomach.

So that's great.

Nice.

Also, there's some really good stuff happening in Texas that you should know about.

It does prove kind of that Texas is still Texas.

Some laws did take effect on September 1st.

More lenient gun laws.

While everybody else is going the other way, Texas is making it easier.

to own and carry guns.

Kids can legally sell lemonade at stands now without a permit, which is great.

You can carry brass knuckles and other self-defense items legally

later this year.

All right.

Do you know anybody that carries brass knuckles?

Don't, but.

I mean, that seems weird that it's like, I mean, who asked for that?

It's like, hey, I just moved into town and I like you.

He was my congressman.

Make sure I can bring the brass knuckles in.

Maybe that's for when Fredo visits Texas.

Right.

He can keep his.

Texans

get ready for beer to go

and booze delivery.

So they'll bring it right to your home, which has been illegal until now.

Isn't that incredible?

All of those drinking lights.

It was so hard.

I could have called and just said, bring me more Jack and Coke, please.

DPS surcharges for traffic offenses are going away.

They've stopped red light camera tickets.

You can't get a ticket anymore from a red light.

Yeah.

By the way, if you live in New York or California, they've also banned.

And this is true.

You can't move to Texas anymore.

Oh, yeah.

If you're from California, New York, that took effect last weekend.

Last weekend?

Yeah.

You probably won't.

They keep it kind of quiet.

It's on the down low, but just, I mean, if you're thinking about moving to Texas, we're just trying to save you the trip because you'll be turned to the bottom.

Don't do it.

Yeah, don't do it.

I hate that.

Ah, it's too bad.

Yeah.

They've got a save Chick-fil-A bill.

They are stopping telemarketers from trying to fool you with the wrong area code.

I love the great state of Texas.

Good stuff.

You should try it in your state.

It's actually good.

It works.

Quite remarkable.

And maybe someday we'll get them to pay for the gas bill, too.

So we don't have to do it because government should be doing things like that.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.