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You know what's really amazing is

how blind the media is, or how blind, no, I shouldn't say that, how blind the people who just get their news from mainstream media, how blind they truly are.

They have no idea what's really going on in the real world.

What's happening in Portland is

un-American.

I mean, in many ways, un-American, but America really is known for its law and order.

That's what allows us to be successful.

Law and order.

But where is law and order?

Where's the governor of Oregon?

Where is the mayor of Portland?

A journalist was beaten and is still in the hospital today with a brain bleed.

The media hasn't covered it.

The Portland police, because they are under the direction of the mayor, do nothing about it.

Is Portland even part of the United States anymore?

We begin there in one minute.

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If you see them, let them know that I'm looking for direction, something solid I can hold.

So, what's solid anymore?

Remember, I told you that everything, everything that was liquid would be solid, and everything that was solid will be liquid someday?

Well, isn't that it?

I mean, what are the rules anymore?

What are the laws?

If we don't don't enforce our laws, do our laws matter?

In Portland, they don't.

A Portland area reporter, known for his coverage of far-left violence, has been injured in an attack by alleged members of Antifa, leaving him hospitalized with a brain bleed.

If you know who Andy No is,

pray for him.

Send your thoughts and prayers.

He would appreciate them.

He's in the hospital today for a brain bleed.

He is an editor at Quillette, which is, if you haven't gone to Quillette.com, you should.

It's really, really good.

It's classical liberalism.

It's being described everywhere as a conservative website, which is not what it is.

It's really not.

It is.

Well, it is

if you want to define

conservatives as constitutional.

Constitutional conservatives are classical liberals.

They are people that you're not always going to agree with, and sometimes they don't even agree.

They're like, I hate to say this.

I don't want this to be true.

But if we like freedom, we have to support this.

And a lot of times it's aligned with our Constitution, but it was started by an Australian.

It's not even an American publication.

Correct, correct.

Anyway,

so he is one of the editors at Quillette, and he's also the host of the podcast Things You Should Know.

He was reporting on the Antivos street demonstrations in Portland on the 29th of last month, and he was that's over the weekend.

He was in Portland, he was on the streets.

There was another big protest down in the park, and he was filming the police taking bats away from people.

You can't have any bats in the park.

All of the people that were there, he was documenting.

For instance, I loved this:

the

Satanists of Portland were there, their little group, and their little logo was out in the park.

All kinds of different groups, including a lot of communist flags, red flags.

The Democratic Socialists were the organizers of it.

And they were selling milkshakes so you could milkshake.

somebody.

And by the way, the

vegan milkshakes, which apparently are now including a little bit of concrete in them.

Quick drying.

Yeah.

So, you know, no big deal.

A little concrete, little milkshake.

How could that hurt anybody?

So, Andy is standing there, and all he's doing is filming.

And he says, I've watched all of the videos from him.

And he starts to say, people are following me.

They're trying to block me.

They harass him.

He leaves several times, goes over to the police, and he says, Look, I'm being harassed.

Are you guys going to do anything?

Nope.

They do nothing.

He goes back.

He comes back.

I have evidence.

I'm being harassed.

Are you going to do anything?

No.

He goes back.

This time, in the middle of the street, they take their signs, the wood signs, because they don't have any bats.

They take anything that they have.

They start hurling things at him.

Of course, milkshakes.

Then

some sort of a chemical is thrown into his face.

They beat him with the wood signs,

and he's bleeding from his ears.

He's bleeding from his eyes.

And

they do nothing.

The police do nothing.

He's now in the hospital with a brain bleed.

We hope that he is

doing well.

We hope that he is doing better.

It was my understanding last night that he was out of the hospital, but I heard just about an hour ago that it looks like he is still in the hospital.

We'd love to talk to him when he is able to

talk.

But watch the video.

It's pretty shocking.

It's amazing that that's happening in an American city and that the police and the mayor seem to have absolutely no concern.

I mean, I'm sure the police want to step in on these cases.

We've heard from them before.

But the mayor has a very specific ideology.

that allows this.

If you're living in Portland or anywhere in Oregon and you have seen this, can you just call us and tell us, how are people dealing with this?

I mean, how do you go to Portland?

How do you work in Portland with this?

Are you in fear?

You know, it's amazing to me.

We should put this up for this weekend.

We just

started our museum this last weekend and I'll talk to you about it.

And it's all about freedom.

And there's one place in the center of our atrium that is really pretty shocking.

It has Klan members and the clan outfits with the hoods

and the hanging tree.

And behind that is

the hanging cage with the orange jumpsuits.

And these are jumpsuits from slaves, ISIS slaves that we actually freed.

And so these are actual jumpsuits from people that were taken by ISIS.

And next to it is an actual ISIS uniform and gun belt and everything else that was taken from an ISIS member both wearing masks

the same thing is happening with Antifa

now why why why the mask is it because they don't want to get caught they don't want people knowing who they are no masks are used by people like this because they want to make sure

That you don't know who they are,

not for fear of trouble, because as you know, they're not getting in trouble in Portland not for fear that you will know who they are but they want to be able to blend back into society so you never know if that's the guy that was trying to beat you up was that the guy that came into my house and took my husband and and lynched him in a tree

I don't know because all I saw is his eyes behind the white mask.

Is that the person that came and was rounding up all the Christians in our community and beheaded them?

I don't know because all I saw were his eyes in the black ISIS mask.

Is this the group of people that were hassling and

beating up Andy No?

Well, we're not really sure because all we saw

were the eyes.

They want to blend into society, so

they never reveal.

You never know if you're safe.

Is this person at the store that's working behind the counter, are they actually Antifa?

This is about fear and intimidation.

And that is as un-American as you can get.

No one in America should be afraid,

especially when the police can do something about it.

Was it good?

Was this a good thing when people were making Martin Luther King afraid?

When they were throwing things through his window,

when they were burning down black businesses, was that a good thing?

Is it a good thing that they're just taking people?

For instance, the guy in the wheelchair?

There's a, right by the park, there's this...

this

apartment complex where the elderly live.

They're scared to come out of their houses.

Is it okay for people who had food carts that had been there forever that their business is destroyed?

How can we possibly have freedom if there is no security?

See, here's the thing.

We all got together in a pact.

And this happened a long, long time ago.

We were all just kind of together, and yet we were all responsible for our own farm or whatever.

And

when we would be raided, there would be nobody there to help.

When we would be in town, our families could be molested.

When we had something go wrong, we had nobody except our neighbors.

And so what we did is we became more and more

specialized as we said, you know what?

I'll grow the wheat.

You make the bread.

So I didn't have to do everything in my life.

You know, I'll make the wheat and I'll trade you wheat if you'll help build the barn.

As we started to do those things and we busied ourselves

in our own world to be able to exist, we needed to hire people

to watch over the things because we couldn't do that,

keep the bad guys away, and be a farmer, and be a logger, or

a miller, a shopkeeper.

So we hired somebody to do that.

And we hired a mayor to make sure that was happening.

Now the mayor of Portland is not doing that.

This mayor is not protecting American citizens.

The police are not protecting American citizens.

They are allowing American citizens who are fully in their right to drive down the street.

You see the woman who is trapped in her car, Antifa surrounding her, yelling at her, spitting on her?

Why?

Because she was just driving down the street.

They took control of the streets again.

Is that America?

And by the way, the media is doing, no, I was going to say they're doing nothing.

No, they're doing worse than nothing.

Let me give you a flashback of Chris Cuomo.

Here he is on CNN talking about Antifa.

You tell me when that has ever happened with neo-Nazis, where they have ever been doing this.

Antifa is not a good cause.

Antifa does not have good aims.

Antifa wants power, wants political power taken through force.

That's what Antifa is all about.

I mean, they are the heritage.

That's what the media is doing.

They're not covering Andy No.

And if they do, they'll make him into some right-wing kook.

Portland, Oregon, you better stand up.

And federal government, isn't it time you demand what Ted Cruz is demanding?

Action being taken against these

mayors

and anyone else who won't enforce the law.

This is a corrupt system.

And people, Americans who are not dressed in black, who are not afraid to have their face being seen,

those Americans need protection and they need it now.

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We break now for 10-second station ID.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

I'm Glenn Beck, along with Stu Bregier,

our executive producer, and Melissa on the phone from Oregon.

Hello, Melissa.

Hi, Glenn.

Hi, Stu.

Hey, how's it going?

So it's good.

Good.

I'm not in Portland, so it's good.

Where are you now?

I'm actually in Texas.

I came to see your

museum yesterday.

Oh, wow.

What'd you think?

So it was awesome.

Good.

It was fantastic.

Good.

But

I've lived in Portland since I was 10, and we sold our house in December because we couldn't take it anymore.

My daughter is nine.

She's not safe there.

It's bleeding out of Portland now.

We were living just outside of the city of Portland and southeast Portland, and it's crazy.

It's nuts.

We got robbed.

Police won't even show up.

We don't go into Portland.

We avoid it like the plague.

What?

You take your life into your hands.

Well, this is a great American city.

Portland is a beautiful city.

What is the mayor thinking?

I don't have any idea what that man is thinking.

I didn't vote for him.

I don't understand him.

People are dying.

People are getting beaten.

People's cars are getting beaten.

You can't even drive in the street without Antifa beating your car.

Were people

around you, were the neighbors, all cool with this?

No.

They are?

Nobody knows what to do, though.

They're not.

Okay.

All right.

No.

But nobody knows what to do because you've got the mayor allowing it.

What do we do?

You can't protest Antifa because they'll go strictly to violence right away.

You can't.

What do you do?

All right.

Thank you, Melissa.

I'm glad that you were down here at the museum this weekend.

Let me go to Hannah in Oregon.

Hello, Hannah.

Hi, Glenn.

Hi, Stu.

Thanks for taking my call.

Sure.

So I don't live in Portland, but I'm about to head in there for work today.

I work in downtown Portland and have for a couple years actually in news.

And I was working during last year's protest between Antifa and at that time Patriot Prayer when it turned into a riot.

And it's just crazy.

Luckily, most of their protests are on the weekend, so I don't know that it impacts a great number of commuters.

But when it does, it's like everything shuts down.

They shut down the streets.

Police have to come out and like fire,

what are those projectiles?

The

rubber bullets and stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's just, it, it seems like something you wouldn't see in America.

How do you,

how do you and other people in Portland feel about this?

Is this

are people, like our last caller just said, they don't like it, but what are you going to do about it?

Or are most people

in agree, you know, in agreement with the the ideas at least of Antifa

I I think the latter for sure I think most people who live in Portland don't like that this is what their city is like but they're more politically on Antifa's side so I think it's hard for them to figure out how they feel about it unbelievable are you safe when you go downtown

I mean

I would say so.

I don't feel unsafe, but it's definitely, you know, you have to deal with a lot of things that you might not want to, like protesters yelling at you with bullhorns and stuff.

Wow.

What a great place to live.

Hannah, thank you so much.

She didn't get hit in the head with a crowbar, like the old guy who's just walking down the street.

Yeah.

Or Andy No, who's in the hospital for a brain bleed today.

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if you live in if you live in Portland or you've just left Portland we'd love to hear from you on what What is really, what is it like to live in a city that seems like a third world country now, where there is no control of the streets and the mayor is in with the bad guys.

Let me go to Jay in Ohio, just left Portland.

Hello, Jay.

Hey, good morning, Glenn.

I actually left about seven years ago.

I live in Ohio now where I grew up, but I spent 19 years in Portland.

Downtown used to be the destination for everybody.

It was clean.

It was fun.

It was safe.

It was beautiful.

It's sketchy and scary now.

I still work for a company that's based in downtown Portland, so I'm back there several times a year.

I left about the time that the Occupy movement was going on, and I started carrying police-grade peppermace.

I didn't want to carry a gun because I was afraid I might, you know, use it and then have that used against me since the law isn't on the side of good people in Portland.

But it's bad.

People are pulling their businesses out of downtown.

Columbia Sportswear pulled out their flagship store because of all this stuff.

And the mayor was supposed to be the agent of change.

And I follow Portland politics pretty closely.

He got intimidated as soon as he got in office by the

Antifa and the Homeless Coalition, and he's done absolutely nothing to make that city safe since then.

So is he with them or is he just a coward?

I think it's both.

I think he's slightly with them, but he's mostly a coward.

They actually went to his house and protested and threatened his family.

And the moment they did that, he turned into a complete coward and has done nothing but kowtow to the violence and the mobs that take on Portland.

I've been there on a couple weekends when that stuff is going on.

It is flat-out scary.

Scary enough as it is.

I mean, you can't walk down the street without some homeless person, and there's a lot of homeless by choice in downtown Portland harassing you hard.

And I'm six foot three and 215 pounds, and I'm scared.

Wow.

Wow.

Thank you, Jay.

I appreciate it.

Alan in Florida also left Portland.

Hello, Alan.

Thanks, Glenn, for your time.

Yeah, I left 11 years ago.

I went to

an event that is quite common, and I was threatened by a fella.

All he did was learn that I had conservative values, and he threatened me.

And

what finally broke the camel's back is I found out, it was on the news, about how Portland and Seattle were competing with each other to see see who could get the most child prostitutes.

Jesus.

And that was the final straw.

I says, that's it.

I'm getting the hell out of here.

Because it, I mean, those people are dangerous.

If they're going to encourage child prostitution, and what they were doing is that I lived in Canada for three years, right in the British Columbia area.

And they were showing videos on the TV at night about trucks pulling up to the American border and dropping off 10, 15, 20, 25 people at a time to run across the border.

And they're Asians primarily.

And the Asians have swamped the entire government of Washington state.

They've swamped it.

People I know who work for the government there, they say, you can't believe what those people have done.

And that was because of the one governor that they had there who was an Asian.

And I mean, he just took the people out of power and put his people in.

Yeah.

Well, I mean,

I think

we crossed

a line here at some point where I'm not really sure

we agree on things.

I know a lot of Asian people who are wonderful.

I'm not sure where you're going with it.

I said, thank you.

I said, agents at first.

I was like, agents, what are agents doing in this?

I misunderstood that.

That was their drop turn.

If they are dropping illegals, well, I mean, look,

I don't know how to even deal with that.

Again, this is, these are, like, if people are doing things that are wrong, like committing crimes or violating laws, that's the issue here.

It's not really race.

It's not really race.

Here's the thing.

We have.

Usually you can see only the racism against Asians from Harvard.

It's not normally from.

I know.

Here is the.

Did you have you ever watched the movie Pale Rider?

But Eastwood.

Oh, it's so good.

It is so good.

He did it maybe in the early 90s, I think.

It was his Comeback Cowboy movie.

It was the first real 1985.

1985.

Wow, it is so good.

And it's about this guy who rides into town.

It's this little mining town.

And the sheriff is in with the big mayor.

And the mayor is the store owner.

And he's buying up everything, and it's a mining town, and he wants this one

section of town.

And everybody, he's intimidating everybody.

He's destroying, he's doing what Antifa does.

And the police don't help him.

And this pale rider comes in, just this one guy as Clint Eastwood.

And he's a preacher.

But

he's a guy who, when he first rides into town, he sees these bullies take basically a baseball bat

to

this one guy who has a property in the mining valley that the mayor wants, and they're beating him almost to death in the streets.

And he comes up and he takes,

as only Clint Eastwood would, he takes away all of those bats from like the eight guys and leaves them bleeding in the street and helps the other guy up.

And he's a preacher.

And he

tells the people of this area, you've got to work together.

You've got to stick together.

Now, he's also Clint Eastwood, so it helps that

he's there because he's actually the guy who

fights them all.

But this story is not just

a movie.

This story has happened over and over again,

and mainly in the West.

One of the most famous battles was the Battle of Athens, and that's in Tennessee.

The Battle of Athens is one of the best stories of individuals who have had enough I've ever seen.

There were a group of World War II veterans that had just come back.

The war was over.

They had come back to their town of Athens, which

had been this nice little town.

But while they were gone, some of the men that were left were some of the worst guys in town.

And the guy who had become mayor was trying to to take over the entire town and he was shaking people down for protection money, et cetera, et cetera.

And he was running both sides.

He was allowing people to be intimidated and then he was

calling the shots and ordering for protection money if you wanted to have your store survive.

And because all of the men, most of the men were gone, They didn't know what to do.

Well, the veterans come back and they see what their town has become and they realize, wait a minute, we just got back from fighting.

This is fascism.

This is exactly what we were fighting overseas.

And one of the guys decides he's going to run for mayor.

Well, that pisses the mayor off.

And he's going to make sure that nobody is voting for this guy.

And he intimidates and intimidates.

And the day of the election,

Anybody who is black is voting for this new guy, but they're not letting any of the blacks vote.

But the veterans start to stand up at the voting booths, and they are going to make sure that everybody gets a fair vote.

Well, the mayor has his men with guns there as well.

And the first guy to vote in the morning was a black guy, and he was shot to death in the streets as he left.

And that started the Battle of Athens.

Remember,

this is in

recent history.

This is not a cowboy.

This is right after World War II.

1946, yeah.

1946.

So

they

battle through the day, and they finally get the,

they hole up in the armory where they have all of the guns and they have the voting boxes.

They take the voting boxes, which are locked.

And so nobody knows who's going to win.

And the mayor of the town and the sheriff and everybody else, they have the voting boxes, and they're about to open them up.

And so the veterans come in, and they've got guns, and they grab the voting boxes before they're open, and they put them in the armory, and now they're held up in the armory.

Well, the sheriff calls out all of his boys and his buddy, the governor, and says, Hey, we've got a riot going on here.

You need to send for help.

Well, by the time the governor and the state troops arrive,

there has been a full-fledged war, but who's going to win?

The guys who didn't go to war or the guys who did go to war?

So they won.

As the state police rolled in under the governor,

they

were expecting that the guys inside were the bad guys.

They found out differently that those weren't the bad guys.

The mayor, I mean, the governor knew that, but the state troopers were honest.

They took the ballot boxes, which were still closed, opened them up, and the veteran won.

But that's an example of people taking their town back.

Now, the only reason why the veterans could win is because all guns had to be kept at the armory.

We used to have armories.

And so every town had an armory where you'd have all the guns in case something happened.

Every citizen could go and get their gun.

Well, we don't have armories anymore.

And the guy who had the key to the armory was one of the veterans.

That was the secret.

Otherwise, it would have continued to happen.

I don't suggest that the people of Portland, you know, grab guns and go in and do this, but it is time to flood the phone banks of the federal government and say, what the hell are you doing?

In the Battle of Athens, what did the Asians do?

Well,

the Asians and the Jews were behind the whole thing.

Glad we figured that out.

The Asians.

Ted Cruz did come out and talk about this, right?

Yeah, he wants an investigation and he wants charges to be brought against this mayor.

And I think there should be.

Remember, this mayor is the one that let the FBI fend for themselves.

They were in their office.

They called for police, and the police chief said, sorry, I can't.

You're in the wrong town.

The mayor won't let us go and help you.

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Welcome to the program.

This is the Glenbeck program.

By the way, up at Glenbeck.com, this is the last day.

It ends at midnight.

We will call the poor unfortunate soul that wins

the auction for the Hitler painting.

I made

an anti-Hitler painting based on really propaganda that he used to do and used to make the Jews look really, really bad and all of his enemies look bad.

So we made Hitler look bad.

And he's holding a newspaper that says 50 million killed.

I should have made that 60 million.

But

this I painted right after the Senate failed to protect the lives of the the unborn and the born.

And he just says over his head, next time I guess I'll call it Planned Parenthood.

Hmm, meaning you could get away with murder if he just called it planned parenthood.

Yeah, and you can still bid on this today, yeah.

You go to glenback.com, it'll take you right to the site.

It has a link to the site, it's up at $6,200.

Every single dime goes to the pro-life movement, so trying to raise some money for them.

And some people might look at this and think it's like pro-Hitler, but actually, it's anti-Hitler, which is anti-fascist, which I guess makes you a member of Antifa.

Wow.

Yeah.

Oh, that's a twisted road.

Yeah, that's it.

Well, I mean, we've seen how you feel about Asians on the show today.

I don't know what is going on.

What?

By the way, interesting.

By the way, we had an interesting caller who thought Asians might be the problem.

Andy No, very much Asian.

Yeah.

The guy who's hit with a concrete milkshake and beaten

to the point of brain bleed.

He is not only Asian, he's a gay son of Vietnamese immigrants.

Which is interesting.

Purely from the point that this is what the white, they're fighting against the white patriarchy, we're told

with the fascists, as the Blaze points out today.

Kind of like really not,

they may have gone down the wrong road here.

Yeah, one guy beaten with a crowbar and Andy No beaten and is in the hospital with a brain bleed today.

And

we wish him all the best and speedy recovery.

Strange day for you to align with Antiphon.

Okay, shut up.

Let me go to

that.

You can find it at Glennbeck.com.

Today is the last day to be able to bid on this, and all the proceeds go to Pro-Life.

Okay, let me go to Jennifer in North Carolina.

Hello, Jennifer.

Hi.

Hi.

It's my honor and pleasure to finally speak with you.

You feel like, you guys feel like, you know, family that we keep in the basement?

Yeah.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

Strange compliment.

Strange.

Yes.

A little backhanded.

Yeah, no, big compliment.

I love you guys so much.

Well,

I wanted to bring this point up.

So the Portland police are well within their right to defy the mayor as men of reason and who are supposed to have justice flowing through their veins.

You know,

they, you know, just because they're, I've been reading, you know, you read on Twitter and you hear different phone calls, you know, on podcasts and they say, well, they're following the mayor's orders.

That That didn't work in Nuremberg.

I was just following orders.

You see, someone getting beat up, beaten up, you don't say, Well, my boss said to stand down.

No, you helped.

Well, they also arrest people, they did step in when they saw it, but they're finally saw it.

Uh, they didn't stop it, but they did, or they did arrest three people.

I uh, I think many of the cops are caught between a rock and a hard place because nobody's going to protect their families or children if they do step in.

Uh, it really has to be all or one.

But this is very

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She is...

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I'm very, very excited to introduce you to her in one minute.

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Bridget Fettesy is working once again.

She was working at Playboy Magazine for a while.

She is a controversial woman and a really,

I think, important voice that you need to hear.

She grew up, she thought she was a liberal.

I'm not sure she thinks she's, she doesn't know what she is, I think, at this point, at least last time I talked to her.

But she's on a fascinating journey and she has seen the underbelly of the left and doesn't like it.

She's now a contributor writer at Mel, Dame, the Federalist.

I'm trying to convince her to come to work here with us.

And she's back in the studio.

Bridget, how are you?

I'm great.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, good.

That's a good name.

That might be my only option to work here soon.

So, well, it's usually.

After this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Usually it is.

Usually it's the last place you work.

Not necessarily by choice.

So,

Bridget, first of all, for anybody who doesn't know you,

describe yourself.

Yeah, where, you know,

who you are.

So

I was born on the East Coast.

I moved every year and a half.

That's a very long story.

We're not sure why.

People ask me if I'm military, but I don't think I was.

My dad was in Russia like every year and a half.

Every two weeks, and we moved every year and a half.

Your dad was in Russia?

He's probably going to kill me for talking about this.

Do you know what your dad did?

Was your dad like

import-export business?

Yeah, pretty much.

Yeah, okay, all right.

And I was the new girl at schools, and I'd raise my hand, and the teacher would say, like, what does your dad do, Bridget?

And I'd say, oh, he buys and sells Russia technology.

Like, okay, little Johnny, what does your dad do?

What years was it?

Gosh, I was born in 78, and pretty much until...

weirdly, Russia opened up.

So

this might be something you might might want to have a conversation with.

I have, and supposedly it was, it's just me being crazy.

I've seen this movie, Nicholas Caden's.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And we saw True Lives with him, and we were all looking at him in the whole movie.

Like, dad.

Okay, so dad was some sort of a Russian smuggler.

What did mom do?

She was a stay-at-home mom.

I'm the oldest of five.

Was her name Natasha?

No.

Okay.

I did.

I was married to a Belrussian for five years.

And when he was, he was like, bruish, your dad was a spy.

But yeah, he,

we moved a lot.

I'm the oldest of five.

I come from a big Irish Catholic family.

My dad's one of 10.

I have 26 first cousins.

But because I moved so much, I had the opportunity to be exposed to.

all parts of America

in particular.

And I actually hated it growing up.

And I used to say my parents should have just named me New Girl because nobody ever knew me.

They were like, hey, New Girl.

But it also gave me, I think, tools that I didn't realize I was developing because you're always the outsider looking in.

And it's uniquely prepared me for this moment I find myself in not knowing who I am or what I am.

Looking, I feel like, at all of the tribes.

So that's I'm used to kind of

observing the tribes from the outside.

Are you sick of the tribes?

Yeah, I am.

I am too.

I don't, I mean, I think that I think I would love to see one big tribe, and that is the American Constitution tribe, which would include pretty much everybody.

Yeah.

As long as you agree that, hey, everybody can have their own opinion, their own life, do their own thing, just don't jam it down my throat.

Let's live together.

Why can't we be a part of that tribe?

What happened to that tribe?

I don't know.

It's weird.

You were asking how people live in Portland.

So I've worked in Oregon, in southern Oregon, and I have a lot of friends in Portland and they have kids, and they don't even know what's going on with the Antifa stuff.

How do they know?

Well, they know from the news, but it's not in their neighborhoods.

It's not like it's spilling out into the streets everywhere.

So my friend said, I asked him yesterday, and he's like, I didn't even hear about it.

You don't even know this stuff is going on unless you just avoid that part of town, I guess.

But

I feel like Portland has become kind of ground zero for extreme wings of these tribes.

The most extreme are kind of playing out their little cosplay fantasies on the streets to the tune.

It's so dumb.

I mean, I can't, I think it's so dumb.

But now it's getting not so dumb.

Yeah, it's dangerous.

It's still dangerous.

Yeah.

It's getting dumber by the minute.

Yeah, you know, it's just getting more dangerous.

That was the thing this weekend, what happened.

It was chilling for somebody like me who doesn't always, you know, right in lockstep seeing a lot of blue check journalists who are affiliated with places like the Huffington Post and the New York Times, mainstream organizations justifying the assault of this journalist.

Well,

Eric Weinstein wrote this today.

I love Eric.

Hi, Eric.

He's great.

He's great.

He's not here.

He's just sitting here.

We keep him in a box in the other room.

So he wrote this: quote, a contributor to the Wall Street Journal was attacked on video by Antifa demonstrators where police were back where police backed away, hospitalized with suspected brain injury after caustic chemicals were allegedly thrown in his face, disguised by domestic terrorists as a milkshake.

He says, where is this story?

Because the one I read is this.

Members of groups opposed to fascism clashed with far right proud boys in Portland demonstrations in which a conservative journalist for a right-wing website, Quillette, was injured.

Now, those are the same stories.

And you know, that's exactly how it's being reported, if it's being reported.

It's always framed as clashes.

Yeah, clashes.

Yeah.

And right-wing, you know, conservative, and these are people who are just against fascism.

They are fascists.

How do they not see that?

I'm going to get milkshaked when I go back to LA just for sitting here and talking to you.

Can I tell you something?

Please.

I love strawberry, fresh strawberry milkshakes are delicious.

You know, I don't mind it.

I don't mind it.

Try to aim for my mouth, please.

It is chilling, though.

The political violence, where does that end exactly?

When you're saying it's okay to throw a milkshake, it's okay to spit on people.

It's okay to.

Well, but what do you, I mean, we have, as you probably noticed, when you walk through and right out of the dressing room area, you know, you know, the Klan and.

Yeah, I was a little, I was like, what's happening?

We should be clear we didn't rent them space.

There's a museum going on.

There's a museum going on.

So you're coming through.

But as you're looking at this, I gave tours this weekend of this museum.

And it's so clear

what's happening right now.

And anytime anyone says, shut up,

anytime anyone says you don't have

a right to have that point of view, anytime anybody is beating somebody to get them to shut up, you've got a problem.

You have a real problem.

And I think Antifa is strengthened not only by in Portland,

the mayor's office, but by all of the journalists, by all of the people who say, well, I didn't even know it.

I didn't see it going on.

I don't pay attention.

You need to pay attention.

Our country is in trouble right now.

And it's also strengthened by this concept that

you don't have a valued opinion.

You had a valued opinion until people, until you started

standing up, going, Wait, I don't agree with that.

I don't agree with everything they're saying on the right.

I don't agree with everything they're saying on the left.

But I got to take a stand here because this is ridiculous.

Look at what you're doing.

Once you said that, you're no longer a human.

No, I'm now.

I'm an al-right.

I'm the al-right.

That's,

yeah, it's a little disconcerting to see

what is really worrisome to me is just the justification of it that I'm seeing from people with very large platforms of this is okay because you want to talk about a slippery slope.

And when I was on your podcast, we talked about this.

This is the kind of stuff that does lead to self-censorship.

If you see a journalist get beat up for covering Antifa in a way that isn't the way the mainstream covers it, and then you see those journalists saying, well, actually,

if you,

the good faith argument is that they believe, if I believe I'm fighting Nazis,

of course, you should be fighting Nazis.

But the problem is that that word fascist has been so, it's this cover-all for anyone that disagrees with you.

It's been the meaning of it has been destroyed as well as Nazi.

So now when every, and we've talked about that, I mean, Dave Rubin and I were saying this.

It's like, if only anyone was saying this is bad, because now when you're saying speech is violent, it gives people the right to be violent for speech.

And

that's that.

That's insanity.

It's so hard for me to believe that it's happening.

But if you look again at history, and this is where we have to look for patterns.

The only reason to learn history is so you can see patterns.

And once you recognize the pattern,

it's never going to look the same.

Again, history doesn't repeat itself.

It rhymes.

So it looks a lot like, but it's not exactly.

So burning books.

History rhymes.

We're not burning books, but we are taking books out of libraries.

We are deleting voices and their opinions online.

There's just no actual burning of everything that Steven Crowder or the Weinsteins have done.

They've just been banned and relegated and put behind a digital wall.

So history, no, they're not burning books.

It rhymes.

They're mobbing people before they even get published.

You can't burn a book if it never gets published.

Exactly right.

So it's not even, you don't need to burn the book.

Just mob the author until they retract their book from publication because they're, and then have to apologize.

Right.

And when you look at, well, I want to take it, I'm going to take it one more place.

I'm going to take it someplace really dangerous.

Let's talk about what was the purchase, what was the purpose of lynching people.

Oh, boy.

And Bridget has

a lot to say about that.

Oh, like, what's going on?

This is definitely what I'm going to end up trending on Twitter, which I've been trying to avoid.

Well, we're going to try to change that for you.

Oh, thanks, Blanche.

Bridget Federal.

I knew it.

In 60 seconds more with Bridget.

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We break for 10 seconds a station ID and then Bridget will start breathing heavily again because she's in a panic attack.

You're going to get her big trend on Twitter.

Okay, so let's talk about just lynching for just a second.

Obviously.

Bridget, you were for it, right?

Everybody knows.

Oh, you're turning on Twitter.

I'll hit you all.

The whole point of lynching was not

to kill black people.

It was to intimidate all other black people and white people.

You know, there were between 18, how was it, 1880 and 1964, there were about

5,000 lynchings, right around 5,000 lynchings of Americans.

Three-quarters of them were black.

The last quarter of them were white.

White people who were defending.

Defending and helping and standing up.

The idea was to intimidate, to kill those people, doing it publicly.

Many times they were announced in advance: hey, we're having a lynching.

People would come with picnic baskets.

Now, those people who didn't come with picnic baskets to watch these lynchings, those were the people that,

you know, the

mask over the Klan was trying to intimidate and the lynching was trying to intimidate.

Shut up, sit down, don't get involved.

Well, that's the problem.

Too many people are either uninformed, willful ignorance, or they just don't want to get involved because I think they don't know what to do.

I'm with the don't want to get involved.

Yeah,

but you are.

I know.

Here I am.

Yeah, you are.

You just told me,

I said to you beforehand, because you are nervous about it,

because you are a target.

And I said to you before I went on, I said, you don't have to come on.

I know, you did.

That was nice of you.

And you said.

I said, just because I'm afraid of something doesn't mean I'm not going to do it.

And I do think it's important to have conversations.

And I think a way to fight the idea that you can't talk to somebody who's an alt-right figure.

Yeah, like Glenn B.

Like Stu.

I'm a big alt-righter.

Yeah, that's me.

You know, what's crazy is we've been standing against the alt-right before it was even called the alt-right.

I see the position that people like you and Ben Shapiro, because

I keep an eye on the far right just to see what they're up to.

And it's interesting to me when you guys are constantly getting it from both sides.

Both sides.

Yeah, it's kind of a lonely place to be.

Kind of a lonely place.

But it's a great place to be because you are with people like Dave Rubin, the Weinsteins, you're with you.

Yeah.

You know, it is a, it's a, and it's a growing, there was time that it was just kind of like, hello, hello, hello,

nobody around.

But now it's starting to be filled with really quality people.

I think they're seeing, I think a lot of people are burned out on the tribalism.

And when you get out into America, if you're not on Twitter or in the media, you're not necessarily exposed to the level of vitriol and tribalism that we are.

I think that James Lindsay was recently posting a study about how actually you're radicalizing yourself if you're on social media a lot and Twitter in particular.

And I have conversations, one of my patron levels is speaking to people.

And it's, I realized recently that I have,

there's 21 at that level, 18 of them, every single person's in a different state.

And many of them are in swing states who didn't vote for Trump.

And I've been asking them how they feel about the election coming up.

And I don't, I keep screaming at the left.

I've been, that was kind of how I ended up in the middle: was saying, you guys are pushing people away.

You're pushing voters who are moderates out of your party just because if you dare to speak out and say, hey, this is maybe crazy, you're now labeled a conservative or all-right or worse.

And a lot of these, the other thing that I noticed and talked to my

people about was that they were all of this kind of chicken littling that occurred, the economy is going to collapse, we're going to be in World War III.

It hasn't yet, doesn't mean it won't.

But because that didn't happen, a lot of these people who didn't vote for Trump or might have been squishy about it are now like, well,

it's not that bad, I guess.

And seeing that the left is now fully, you know, barreling towards socialism

in ways that are not even covert.

I just think that, and that's what I was saying at this point, that I feel like the entitlement of the vote is what, why don't you care about losing somebody like me?

I'm a registered independent.

Why don't you care?

That's a question I have.

Because now I'm just labeled a racist.

And that's a certain level of entitlement to just say, well, vote for us or you're racist.

So poor people.

So

I need to take a break.

But when we come back, let's go there because I can't figure it out.

I can't figure out:

are they just living in such a tight little bubble that they just think everybody thinks the same way as they do?

Or

what?

What is their plan?

And we'll get to that with Bridget Fettesy, who is hopefully going to be trending on Twitter today for just being on this program coming up in a second.

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You can get her on Twitter at Bridget Fettesy and make her trend today to hopefully ruin her life.

Back in a moment.

So, Bridget, I just, we're with Bridget Fettesey.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

I want to say that because she just is like, she's going to trend on Twitter for being on the Glenn Beck program.

In fact, everybody should just make sure that

she's trending, that she is here on the Glenn Beck program.

She's been trying to avoid trending because it's bad.

When somebody comes to you and says,

Yeah, you're trending on Twitter, you're like,

Oh, dear God, what did I say?

What did I, what for this time?

You know, it's never good.

It's never like, Glenn Beck was a super nice guy.

That doesn't happen.

Doesn't happen.

Doesn't happen.

You either are dead or you're being mocked.

Right, right.

All right.

So we were talking about how the Democrats have gone so far to the crazy radical revolutionary left.

And what are they thinking?

Let me ask you two questions.

First one, I was out for a couple of weeks and the more out in the, you know, in the farmlands of America.

And as I was driving, you know, in this, for this vacation, I'd stop in towns and I didn't know their politics and everybody seemed normal.

Everybody, it doesn't seem like we're on the verge of a revolution in America.

But once I read Twitter, Facebook, watch the media, I am convinced we are on the edge of revolution.

So

do the people in the, the normal people of America, and I'm talking normal Democrats that we live next door, not activists,

Do they buy into this?

No, I don't think they do.

I think that, you know, there's always this talk about how you get radicalized to the right if you go on YouTube or Twitter or whatnot.

But I, my.

It's so crazy to hear that.

My theory is that there's no pathway to the left, though, because if you are center left, you get silence.

Or you just stay silent because if you're a moderate,

there's no, they don't allow very much room for moderate Democrats.

And so, where is that pathway?

Because they're afraid to say anything that's remotely critical of the party.

So, that is one theory: there's just a lot more of them and they're just quiet and they just go about their day and they work and they.

But are they seeing it because they go on with their work?

Are they actually seeing it?

Like, I was in Los Angeles, and I was talking to a guy who is a lefty, but he's not a guy who's on Twitter and Facebook and everything else.

And he said, you know what?

I have a real problem.

I think you were there, Stu.

You know what?

I have a real problem with is people on your side and this voter ID stuff.

And I said,

Really?

That's your issue?

He said, yeah, that's my issue.

He said, it's ridiculous.

Your stance, I don't even understand it.

Explain it.

I have to go in and I want to buy alcohol.

I have to have ID.

You know, I'm going to do this and I have to have ID.

And I said,

so you're pro

ID.

And he said, yes, your stance doesn't make any sense.

And I said, that's your stance, dude.

That's your stance.

Most people are just not thinking.

They just hear it.

They don't engage.

And so they're just kind of like, oh,

I thought you were the violent ones.

Yeah,

I was coming here.

And

my sister said, where are you going?

And I said, I'm going to be on Glenn Beck's radio show.

And she's like, who's he?

Really?

Yeah.

That's a good thing.

I like that.

I like that.

And

because I was kind of nervous to tell her, I never really know how anyone's going to react to it.

And she's like, who's that?

I was like, oh, that's kind of a relief.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I don't know that there's a,

I think that there's a larger group of sane.

My dad actually was like, well, I want you to know, Bridge.

We were talking on the phone.

He said, I want you to know I'm voting for Biden because he's the only one who's not insane

that's even dead even joe biden's family didn't have

yeah right the dad he's thoroughly corrupt and he might be dead two weeks after the election

i don't care um but that is also that goes to show he's an old you know old school blue blood kind of democrat on the east coast this is so interesting about this election in particular in that like the most likely outcome here is that the election is decided by obama trump Trump voters, people who voted for Barack Obama and then decided to vote for Donald Trump in 2016.

That was 20% of the Trump voters.

Wow.

Yeah, I didn't know that, did you?

No, I mean, I don't know much.

Well, no.

Nobody knows that.

Nobody knows that.

20%.

They always say, well, you know, it's all these crazy right-wing.

No, no, no.

It was largely Democrats that crossed the, you know, the road to vote for Trump because they didn't like Hillary.

And

the response by the Democrats is to go so far to the left that you're going to alienate those people, I think, even more.

Right.

Oh, yeah.

It's not even thinking.

It's happening for sure.

Are you seeing that?

Are you seeing people that are saying, I'm not, I can't?

Well, and the thing, because I'm kind of this political safe space, people come to me and tell me the truth in LA.

And even in L.A., you're seeing it.

I'm seeing, I have comedians reaching out to me, like, thank God for what you're saying.

But do they say this?

I hate this.

I hate this.

I get this all the time.

Thank God for what you're saying.

I'm so grateful you're saying you've got so much courage.

I could never say this.

Don't repeat this conversation, but thank you.

I'm like, wait, so I'm just here taking a bullet for you, dude.

Yeah.

And that's, I'm, yeah, that's okay, though, I guess.

Somebody's got to do it at first.

I don't have as much to lose.

You have your own thing.

You're your own boss.

I'm my own boss.

I don't have a family to feed.

I don't have, you know, there are real concerns.

If you are not,

if, if you get called into HR, if you suddenly say something that you don't want to lose your job because you said something political on Twitter.

So most people just don't.

There's too much.

It's very smart.

Yeah, it is smart.

It is.

And I don't tell,

I don't think everybody should just risk their job so that they can, they can,

although there's a part of me that

if you don't.

Right.

I think that, like Claire Lehman said from Quillette, we have to share the risk.

If you are seeing this kind of radicalization and moving very far to the right, the more people that do push back and speak out and say, listen, this doesn't, you don't represent us.

I saw this

commercial for a...

a new documentary on CNN about the rise of the radical Nazi right, the white supremacist right.

And we're going to get down to what's causing this.

And I thought to myself, okay,

A, I'm not sure that that is an explosion.

You know, when you, in the 1920s, there was a resurgence of the Klan.

I still think, what is it, Bob?

Fred,

the guy who called about the Chinese or the Asian about an hour ago.

I mean, I just don't think it's that big of a deal.

However, we should always be aware of it.

But when you look at

what's causing it, I don't know.

I think there's a lot of Americans who are normal, don't hate anybody,

and they keep hearing on the news from everyone how bad white people are.

And you don't have a place, and we can't have another white president who actually believe in the Martin Luther King, judge me by the content of my character, not the color of my skin.

And they're seeing this happen, and they're getting backed into a corner because no one's standing up.

When that happens in a society, and I warned against it in 2008, this causes extremes to rise up because the extreme eventually, you're standing with these people and they're the only one that is saying anything.

And they're saying things like, you know what, that's not right.

We don't agree with that.

And then they say a bunch of other stuff that's bat crap crazy,

but you don't have anybody in society that's even saying, hey, that's not right.

And so you kind of find find yourself alone in a room when you're like, okay, I don't agree with these guys on anything else, but they're the only ones saying this one thing.

I think the left feels this way too.

I think like the moderate, the moderate, a lot of the moderate Democrats feel that way.

They feel.

Where are they?

They can't say anything.

They exist for sure.

They definitely do.

I think

I don't know.

I don't even know where I stand because, as we know, I just woke up in 2013 and started learning about America.

I'm like, there's a culture war?

Wait, what?

I've been reading Breitbart's autobiography because people keep telling me, they're like, you need to read this.

You kind of remind me, he had the same path.

And then I was joking with a friend and, or I was talking to a friend, and he's like, have you been liquefying red bills and injecting them?

Like, I think Andrew's like radicalizing me from beyond the grave.

There's a lot.

I see what his perspective is, though, because he was in L.A.

And I do think a lot of it has to do with where you are culturally.

So where you're living.

So if I lived somewhere like here, maybe I wouldn't be feeling so much

pressure to conform.

I live in like ground zero.

We found that living in New York.

And there's a good thing and a bad thing about it.

Because I was living in New York and literally my children couldn't walk with me in the street.

My family was called names.

They were constantly getting spit on.

I mean, it's really, it was bad in New York.

Finally had to just leave and come to Texas.

And it was such a relief to be here.

But at the same time,

there is something that keeps you sharp by being in the belly of the beast.

Right.

Because you're, you're, and I think a lot of people who are not around radicals, or I give this to people like in San Francisco, who are on, you know, who vote Democrat, but you're in San Francisco.

You're in this pool where generally everybody agrees with you.

You're not sharp.

You can't defend.

You don't know what you really believe because you've never been pushed up to the wall and said,

so you really believe that?

Really?

That's who you are?

And had to pay a price.

And so you've actually examined yourself and went, wait a minute.

You know, I remember when I, Stu remembers this too,

when I thought

I could get killed for this, this is 2006 or 7.

I could get killed.

Somebody will come up in the street and kill me.

So

I think I want to really believe in the things that I'm saying so I don't die for it.

Was a joke.

I didn't think that through.

That's going to be how I die, by the way.

That will definitely be my

joke.

I'm saying.

Wait a minute.

You might be right.

I'm not sure.

It's kind of bad.

It's kind of bad.

Yeah,

that is the thing that I joke about getting milkshaked in LA.

I'm not a big enough dealer.

Nobody knows me.

But if I did see a big trend on Twitter, I might get milkshakes.

You know,

it's not out of the realm of possibility.

Would it be okay for us to milkshake you just so you know what it's like?

So you you get like I'm not afraid of it anymore.

I've already been milkshaked by it's just it does keep you sharp.

It does definitely it is

it's more the way people just talk.

And this is what I've been noticing.

Just the way they, it's such an insidious form of

forcing kind of compliance with the ideology is just talking as if everyone agrees with you.

So if a conservative or even a moderate leftist or even a moderate Democrat or center right said anything, it would be crickets in a party in LA or in any kind of social engagement.

And everyone else can just go on their, you know, crazy anti-Trump rants and their, and even in like 12-step places where you're supposed to be safe from that.

It's just this automatic implied

everyone thinks like me.

And so, of course, if you don't, you're just going to be quiet.

If people are just assuming that everyone in the group, groupthink.

But groupthink is,

it's so, I think, moving a lot.

It's, it's so terrifying.

It's like, I've always hated clicks.

So

I don't think it's moving a lot.

I think, well, let me take a break and then can we come back and talk about that?

Because I,

yeah, we'll talk about it in a minute.

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Stu will have those after the debate.

Looks like Biden actually went down 10 points.

I want to know where is Marianne Williamson in the poll.

I want Marianne Williamson to stay in every single debate.

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Would you pay money to see a debate between Marianne Williamson and Donald Trump?

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She is trying

like never before to not trend on Twitter.

She is somebody who thought she was a lefty and then woke up in 2013 and went, wait a minute, I don't think those are the things I agree with, but I'm not sure what I do agree with.

And

face it, you're like Dave Rubin.

I'm just the little last soul out in the wilderness.

You're like Dave Rubin.

I looked at Dave Rubin one time and

he was talking about this early on in his journey.

And I looked at him and I said, oh, you will be out.

I don't know if I have a choice anymore.

But

it is really good.

That's why you don't have to sell people on this.

Once they have the awakening that you had, they start to ask questions.

And when you start to ask questions and you really want to know the truth, it just all falls apart.

Every, just about everything.

I mean, it's really like the Matrix.

It just all of a sudden you're like...

You don't see those guys in the slow-motion bullets?

It is appropriate, though.

It's the red pill and the blue pill, that whole idea.

Yeah.

Let's go over some of the debate numbers, too.

Yeah, so

it's interesting to see these debates.

They're early on, right?

They could very easily come and go.

These big moments that the media obsesses about very easily could come and go.

There was a couple things, though, that happened in the debate.

I think actually made a difference.

So what 538 did, which was pretty interesting, was basically pull a bunch of people through a polling firm before the debates, then pull them again after the first one, and then pull them again after the second one to see where people sort of switch.

So it's a lot of the same people.

It's the same people kind of giving.

I always think that's an interesting, more interesting way of polling because you never know when you're reaching out to different people.

They may have had that opinion the entire time.

These are the same people and kind of how they move throughout the debates.

And you pointed this out, Glenn.

Joe Biden had a significant decrease among this group.

Before the debates,

he was at 41.5%,

which is pretty high, by the way, for a Biden poll.

That's a, you know, he did very well on that one.

And then dropped off to 35% after the first debate, which he was not in, right?

That's why he wasn't in.

I think it's like, you know, it's what's in front of you, right?

You see how fluid people are on these things.

Like, I'm with Biden, but you know, Elizabeth Warren looked good today.

So now I'm with Warren, right?

So he went from 41.5% down to 35% after the first debate.

The second debate he was in, and he went down again

to 31.5%.

Now, 31.5% is still a major lead.

This is not a, it's not a bad position to be in.

And I think the thing with Biden is he can take a couple of stinkers.

Like, he can have a couple of bad days and still win this nomination.

He just can't constantly be in that state, right?

Like,

you know, you can.

So you're saying it would be bad if next debate he was down to 21.

Yeah.

I want to make sure I follow.

And I mean, more specifically, his performance level, though.

It's not, it's not just, people will move away from him if they see him as too old, if he can't, if he keeps flubbing his lines.

Like, what was the thing he said?

What was his gun policy, Glenn?

He's, he was all about for, he was the first person who was able to ban the clips in the guns.

I was like, I don't, what do you mean you ban the clips in the guns?

There are no clips in the guns.

What is happening?

So he's kind of, he's had a, he's had a bunch of those moments.

He's an imprecise speaker, as he's always been.

Oh, yeah.

But that's different than looking like the world's moving a little too fast for you.

And I think that's what I'd like to hear your point of view, Bridget.

I think he looked old, out of touch.

I think Kamala just killed him.

Did you even watch the debates?

You could tell.

I'm like, oh, right.

I didn't watch them.

Good for you.

Good for you.

We've been telling our audience, don't watch the debates.

That's what you pay us for.

I had family in town, to be fair.

and we went to the desert, and she's the one who didn't know who you are.

So,

not the most political member of my family.

But I did, you know, you hear, I hear him, I'm on Twitter, so I heard a lot about it.

And it did seem like, I guess he felt like he wasn't prepared.

It's, did he say something?

He was upset that he felt like he wasn't prepared.

Well, he wasn't prepared for something he should have been prepared for.

He knew that Kamala Harris was going to come at him.

Somebody was going to come at him and go, hey, dude, you know that segregationist thing you said that you were hanging out with him and we'd all have dinner together?

Probably not a good idea.

So

he wasn't prepared.

And Kamala came out and she was like, She's a great storyteller.

She's a prosecutor.

And she came out and she said, you know, that really hurt

because there was this little girl in LA that had to go to school, blah, blah, blah.

And it was me.

And he just kind of looked like,

oh,

boy.

Come on, I just pooped my pants a little bit.

It was similar to that.

It was.

It did not look good.

It did not look good.

And I think there's that argument, if you want to make the pro-Biden argument, it's, you know, the guy's a little rusty, right?

He hasn't done one of these things in a while.

He has not been campaigning like these other people.

I also think

he's the unnamed Democrat.

Whenever you look at these polls, whoever's in office, they'll come a poll, you know, Barack Obama running against the

unnamed Republican, and the unnamed Republican wins.

Well, that's because everybody's like, well, if I had my guy, he was a Republican in there, he would be like this.

And then once you name the Republican, you're like, okay, not that guy.

That's why these polls right now, showing what Trump is doing against really any of these people, doesn't make a difference.

Because once it's one-on-one, he's going to do what he can to define his opponent.

What's his strategy against Marianne Williamson?

That's what I want.

That's a good point.

That's a good point.

How are you going to compete with magic?

Or love?

Magic and love.

There's no way to beat that.

I'm voting for Marianne.

You're at the end.

She's got her course in miracles.

Miracles can happen.

Should I skip to Marianne in the polls here?

She is in here.

Hold on.

Let's see if.

Did she go up?

Did she go up?

Marianne Williamson started the debates at 0.2%.

Then after the first debate, she did fall to 0%.

No.

Really?

However, she lost 0.2.

After the second debate came right back up to 0.2%.

So there she is.

She held herself.

She's

harnessing love.

Yeah.

It's sad that after she was talking about love, though, she went down.

Americans are like, no, she wasn't in the, no, no, no, no.

She wasn't in the first debate.

Right.

She wasn't in the first debate.

So she was.

She wasn't tired.

She wasn't tied.

She was not at the kiddie station.

She just fell because, you know.

Yeah, because she wasn't there.

No one knew who she was.

Everybody was like, I don't know who Marianne Williamson is.

We talked about Kamala Harris.

And if you think, you know, these little debates.

They don't necessarily like you have a great moment in a debate and you're all of a sudden winning, right?

But it does make a big difference.

Kamala Harris started at about 8% before the debates.

She wasn't in the first one.

It went down to about 6%.

After her big moment against Joe Biden, up to 16.6.

Wow.

So, I mean, she more than doubled her initial support levels.

I think she's the most dangerous one.

If you're rooting for Trump, she's the one I think could win.

My friend on Twitter has this prophecy, and he said that he believes Comwell will secure the nomination.

She will win the popular vote, and Trump will increase the electoral, and everyone on the left will melt down.

That's a a fun one.

That's a fun one.

Because I will say, you know, the thing about these, the reason why this is so beneficial to a Republican candidate, you have 24, 25 candidates all on the left, all falling over each other to get further left than the other people.

So Kamala Harris taking some extreme positions in her debate, you know,

like her, the outline of her policy structure for debates is not something that's been focused on because, you know, it's the everyone kind of agrees.

They're all on the left.

Her going further and further left, however, hurts her when she comes back to the general, right?

Because here, you know, one of the things she took heat from and is taking heat from other Democrats is her efforts as a prosecutor, where she put a lot of people.

She at times appeared to be tough on crime.

Well, that hurts her now.

She gets the nomination.

She's going to be putting it in her own commercials, right?

Because the right will say, well, at least she's tough on crime.

It's so bizarre that the way this happens.

If she goes too far left, however, it's going to be impossible to bring it back to the middle at all.

I'm just waiting to see

who's the first one who's like, you know what?

I think we misunderstood Pol Pot.

Some of the people that he killed

belonged in the field.

De Blasio is quoting Chevy in Miami, too, of all places.

He apologized, all right.

Yeah, he said it was a mistake.

He didn't know.

I'm sure his master's is in Latin American studies, but how would he have any idea?

I had no idea.

Che.

Jehooo.

He's wearing a t-shirt.

Other candidates.

So Bernie went 14 to 17.

So he actually went up a little bit, which has kind of surprised me in that I did not think he did much of anything.

I mean, he just does the same performance every single time.

Budajej actually went down, which was, I thought, surprising.

He announced huge fundraising numbers today, $25 million, which is going to be in the top two or three for sure for this quarter.

But he started at about seven and went down to about five.

These are all minor differences.

Booker went down slightly.

Betto went down by about half from a four to two.

Betto is just a zero, man.

He is.

I'm so happy.

As a Texan, I am so happy the rest of the country is seeing this now because we've all been saying the whole time, this guy's a zero.

He doesn't know what he's talking about.

He has no soul.

He doesn't care.

I said on Twitter that Betto is the guy that leaves his girlfriend because he has to go find himself.

Yeah, I guess that is.

to go on a spirit journey.

With maybe Marianne Williamson.

Maybe they make a good president, vice president.

That is great.

He's going to have a vice president that has no idea who he is.

And through the Course in Miracles, he's going to find himself.

And he's going to be a great vice president.

Can we turn this into the reality show in the White House?

That's great.

That's great.

The other one who stood out in that first debate was Castro.

Remember, he had a pretty good debate the first time.

But again, he went from 0.7% to 2.1% after his debate, then down to 1.7%.

What about Warren?

Warren went down slightly, started, sorry, up slightly, 12.6% to 14%.

So

I thought she did really pretty well in that first debate, but I mean, that's.

I thought she did what she had to do, which was basically not really stand out.

Don't make any huge mistakes.

You don't need a huge moment if you're Elizabeth Warren against nine candidates that no one knows, right?

You need to do that.

If you're like Kamala Harris needed that to stand out.

Because it could have been a Bernie Biden back and forth between the top two people.

She was able to make it hers.

And just shows how stupid Sanders was for not trying to do the same thing.

Because basically, she was able to steal that entire night by just challenging Biden.

The first night, no one did.

You know, the first night, no one did.

And the second night, really,

it was only Kamala Harris and Bennett.

And Bennett, like, no one knows who Bennett is.

He did, someone pointed out that he looked like the person that Saturday Night Live would put on as a generic senator.

And it really connected with me.

That kind of.

I spent most of the night going, who the hell is this?

Put the name on the screen.

I don't know who the hell this is.

And you're in business.

I know.

I saw Marianne Williamson.

No, not Marianne Williamson.

It was

who was the one with the Pepe LePue gray streak?

What's her name?

Oh, Tulsi Gabbard.

Tulsi Gabbard.

Yes.

And I'm looking at her, and all I can see is the gray streak.

And I'm like, I don't remember seeing anybody with a gray streak.

Who the hell is that?

And their name came out.

I'm like, that's who you are, really?

Huh?

I've heard so much talk about you.

And no.

Which one was Yang?

He's night two?

Well, he only talked for about nine seconds.

So you met.

Yeah, but he was on night two.

Okay.

Yeah.

He unfortunately did not get any questions.

He said his microphone was off.

I heard that.

I don't know if that's true.

They say that it wasn't, but that's what Yang said.

And it's tough.

You've got to be, if you're an Andrew Yang that most of the country has never heard of,

and then you invite them to these debates and they stand on the end and never get a question asked.

It's really a disservice.

I mean, if you're going to invite them, you have to ask them some questions.

But I was at a

birthday party for one of my kids' friends this weekend.

Now you're sitting around talking to the dads and they're, you know, they, of course, bring up politics because they think that's what I want to talk about.

The invention must have been lost in the mail.

Yes, it was.

Darn, that's why I'm supporting someone who's going to remake the postal.

Because this happens every time there's an event.

Every time everything gets lost.

Strangely not invited.

But

I was talking about the debates, and I started going on about, you know, Kamala Harris.

And I was blabbing on, and about halfway through it, he just looks at me and goes, is that the lady from California?

And I was like, this is where America is.

They've heard of these people.

Yeah.

No, no idea, especially when it comes to just the differences between them.

You have to be an hardcore activist in like Iowa to care at all at this point.

And I know, like, a lot of us sit here and obsess about this stuff.

You realize it's just, it's just not who America is.

No, they're too busy trying to make a living and taking kids to birthday parties

and the kids aren't.

They're taking their kids to birthday parties.

You know, that tassel happens.

I really didn't get it.

I mean, because

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So, Bridget, is she trending yet on Twitter?

No.

No.

She is, but they spelled your name wrong, so don't worry.

You'll be fine.

So,

Bridget, what was it that made you finally go,

ooh,

I can't go there?

I think it was just a combination of a lot of

things.

And by the way, I don't even know where I stand or who I'm voting for or what I'm doing.

I was joking.

I appreciate the fact that

you are open about this.

Most people are not open.

They're not willing to say, I don't know, and then follow it with, but I am looking into things.

Yeah, I am.

I definitely, you know, when I was on your podcast,

we were joking about how little I know, and that's not going to be cute for very long.

I have to do a little bit of research, and I would love to just take a year off and read, I think.

And I'm not in that position position where I can do that.

So I have to try and inform myself as quickly as I can.

But then every time I kind of come

where I feel

I'll land in a place where I'm like, okay,

there is a moderate place for me on the left.

And then something like Portland happens.

And then I see the way that the journalists respond.

And those are the moments where I'm like, oh, no, no, we can't.

This is the thing that kind of pushed me out, was seeing this intolerance to diversity of thought and having

now this kind of escalating idea that violence is okay

as long as you're fighting fascists and who gets to determine who the fascists are?

It's really just the mob, essentially.

So that's terrifying.

And I think too, what I've noticed and from

I get tons of emails about this from people who are are like me.

There's a lot of people like me who were kind of apolitical.

Now they woke up and the culture wars are going on.

And I think when you get down to

the insanity of Trump and whatever, the chaos in the White House and the chaos of that, of that, that, all that, and then the fundamental kind of challenges to

our ability to speak freely and say things like boys and girls are different, people will pick the thing that they see as

not

lasting.

They'll go with Trump.

I think it's if they're backed into that corner, they're going to say, well, theoretically,

Trump isn't going to be emperor.

This will be over.

And I'll go with something that is crazy for a short time as opposed to something that is fundamentally changing the way that

everything works.

Yeah.

I think the Democrats, and I'd love to hear your opinion on why they're doing this.

The Democrats are

openly coming out and saying, we want to

make

large structural changes to our economy, the economic system, the systems of America.

And I think as long as the economy is fine,

most people are going to say, oh, oh, wait, wait, hold it.

I don't really even understand that.

And it plays into exactly what you said.

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shouldn't, aren't we writing history ourselves today?

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Yeah, they're probably, if they're like us, they're going to say those things.

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With British, with Bridget Fettesey,

who is

there a little part of you that's reluctant to be here?

That's a good question.

Not reluctant.

It's always just,

it's always,

you know, I'm projecting onto what other people are going to think and say about it.

And that's not really any of my business, to be honest.

How have you put up with this?

Because you've been very open about,

and I want to talk to you about this at some point

you know you've had suicidal tendencies and

I wrestle yeah you wrestle I wrestle with the darkness yeah yeah like many out there

and I know what that's like and I know that when

I mean you've just lost your

identity

you know really you you've what you grew up thinking you were you now you're not

and

you've had some really good friends and people that you respected really turn on you.

How have you dealt with that personally?

No one likes to be rejected.

You know, that's and I think this is the danger.

Um, and this is the reason I kind of keep screaming at the Democrats is that shaming people didn't work in 2016.

Why would it work now?

And rejecting people because they might have questions or maybe don't believe agree with everything in lockstep.

I don't see how that's very effective.

I've dealt with it by

I

how have I dealt with it?

I feel like I'm actually kind of hiding a bit, so I don't even know that I am dealing with it.

I definitely haven't been going on getting up and going on stage as much as I want to be doing comedy because I

know that

it's my own insecurity around my peers that I know most of them

I know how most of them feel because I follow them on Twitter and a lot of them have unfollowed me on Twitter because of things I've been saying and comedians yeah and rightfully you know that I'm not gonna like cry myself to sleep about that that's their right and they maybe just don't want to see that in their feed and but these are people that were friends or and

or at least acquaintances.

So that, and again, that's not like

I have to just get up and do it and what get milkshakes.

It's amazing.

If that's the case.

It's amazing to me how many comedians.

Who do we have on Friday?

Stu?

Nick DiPaolo.

Nick DePaulo.

Oh, he's so funny.

Yeah.

He's so funny.

I love him.

And he's like, just he just sets the stage on fire.

Yeah.

And he just doesn't care.

Yeah.

And we were talking about that on Friday that comedians

they're they're on the fore forefront they're on the they're on the battlefield they're on the front line supposedly supposed to be supposed to be and and should be the ones that are pushing the culture uh and and uh and the counterculture you know i i think he's very lenny bruce myself he goes out and he's he's just he's saying everything that he knows is not popular.

Did you guys see the Colin Quinn special on CNN?

No.

No.

Colin's great, though.

Oh, it was so good.

But he jokes about this on the special.

He said, I don't know about you guys, but I got into comedy so I could maintain the status quo.

And you can see that he's trying.

And I think it was so effective of him to try and get that on CNN because he's kind of like me.

People who are listening to our show, what is this CNN thing that you speak?

He just did a comment.

Oh, yeah.

CNN is a network.

What is this CNN that she speaks?

I remember years ago there being a news place.

Are they still in business?

Wow.

I appreciate that there's balance here.

Yeah, so I think it was good of him to do that there because I feel like he's a bit like, and immediately, you know, he was getting piled on for saying such blasphemous things it just amazes me how many people and this happens on both sides we are not thinking we're not rooting ourselves in principles we're rooting ourselves in tribes and so when that happens uh it's very easy just to drift because you don't have any you don't have any navigation navigational stars to look up to anymore and it's scary to not have a tribe when everybody is tribal yeah it's i understand

the appeal of tribes.

Right.

And there is a well, there's a reason.

There is, you know, through

millions of years.

Yeah, no, seriously, you're not going to make it.

If they kick you out of the tribe, you're going to get eaten by a dinosaur or a sabertoothed lion.

And so you huddle together.

Yeah.

And so when you're out and everybody else, you see the campfires at night and you're like, you're just trying to spark a rock and you've never done it before.

You're like, I'm going to get eaten tonight.

Tonight's the night I'm gone.

Isn't Jonah Goldberg the one who's always saying saying that you know tribalism is actually our more it's our default it's kind of our our setting and that it is the modern way we've been living is we're reverting actually yes yes yeah i i definitely understand the i understand the instinct i have to always try to i it's hard to and people like myself get attacked um

you know, for being like a dirty centrist or trying to both sides everything.

And I think a lot, what they underestimate is a lot of us are just trying to figure it all out.

And then it's easy to, when you're kind of taking hits from both sides,

it is exhausting.

And I can understand why it would, the natural reaction would just be to like fall into a tribe.

And because.

Well, especially since there is no tribe in the middle.

There's no tribe.

And I don't mean in the middle, just for people who are like,

I don't agree with either of you.

I don't agree with everything

from either of you.

Correct.

Right.

There are things that I could pick and choose and go, yeah, okay, that makes sense.

And over here, that makes sense.

But I'm not allowed to have that conversation.

I'm not allowed to say, well, that piece makes sense.

That piece, what they're saying here makes, you know, that that's true.

You're not allowed to have that.

And so, and both sides can become so militant.

I mean, we've seen this with some Trump supporters to where if you're not on fully the Trump train.

Like full MAGA.

Yeah,

you're a dead person.

You know, they don't want to even talk to you.

And it's like, what are you doing?

That's the same.

Yeah, well, I'm not sure.

And that's what I was going to ask you, too, is that do you find that you have to,

that you get pushback if you say, well, oh, maybe something, you know, when you call out the hypocrisy on the right, like when

you see.

Everyone loves that.

Yeah, do you know what I mean?

Oh, yeah, it makes us very popular.

Well, I think there's always been people who there's always been the people who just do talking points, right?

That's always been around.

And there's always been people who I think try to be thoughtful about what they're doing.

And those people still exist today.

I'm concerned that the thirst for that is not really around anymore.

Like there's

not as much of a, you know, because I always find the person, if I'm on Twitter or I'm watching a show and the person is coming out, I know what the issue of the day is.

And if I can predict what they're going to say every single day, there's no reason for me to be there.

Right.

Right.

Like there's no reason.

Like I like going to hear someone say something that's going to surprise me a little bit, at least give me a little bit of a challenge in some way.

However, on the right, it has been, you're so alone usually on the right when the media, you're getting, you know, just hammered by the media, especially before Fox was around.

Hammered by the media.

And so you, you really kind of listen to people over and over again who, you know, you knew exactly what they were going to say before you did because there's nothing in your tank by the end of the day.

Yeah.

It's an everyday instinct.

Although I do think that it made the right better at new media because you had to go to AM radio.

You were basically

this is where I think with it just seems like the left is a little trying to catch up a little bit with the they feel

like they're losing

losing

it's crazy because they were the ones silicon valley they're the ones that have it we always felt like we were in the the dinosaur you know dinosaur town and all of a sudden we're the ones that are good with memes we're the ones that are good i mean that's crazy we had tim pool you're winning the meme war yeah well tim poole was on the other day and he said that basically he's like yeah well i think you know i think that's the right is better at the internet than the left and it's the same premise in michael malice's new book he has a lot of that in there and it's like that to me is just like a stunning, stunning statement.

Like, we are supposed to be the ones that always lose those battles.

But it's because it's a wild west.

Yes.

Yeah.

So you guys were like, okay, we can go stake our claim and do whatever we want and say whatever we want and use it.

And when you have the mainstream media at your disposal, you don't need to do that.

Right.

And now

we left, when I left even Fox, I mean, one of the things, we never said this at the time, but every day for a year, I looked at Stu and I said, we have got to get out of here.

This whole thing, meaning all media, it's going to burn itself to the ground.

And I don't want to be a part of that at all.

We started this

way too early, but

we started this.

And

it has,

you know, it's put us in a pioneer sort of position, which you think who else was doing it?

It was Adam Corolla.

But when we we started doing this kind of thing, when we started actually putting television quality stuff, it was Major League Baseball.

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So in Portland over the weekend, journalist Andy No

was beaten.

He's in the hospital for a brain bleed today.

The mainstream media doesn't seem to care about it.

In fact,

they're still supporting Antifa.

Here is the actual audio.

So spraying him.

I guess it's silly string, but they also sprayed him with some sort of splash, some sort of toxic chemical on him um that might have just been a mcdonald's milkshake i'm not i'm not sure it was like

quick drying cement or something yeah yeah quick dry cement

what did you say oh they don't know that though i don't think i mean for sure yeah no it is it has been reported right we don't know

uh uh so this is going on and there was another guy that was beaten with a crowbar just an old guy walking down the street.

They found out that he was conservative-leaning, I guess, and that's just not good enough.

So they beat him with a crowbar.

Would you rather be hit with a concrete shake and attacked, or be described by your employer as elfin?

Which one would you prefer?

Because Andy No, in the Quillette article about in his defense, it says Andy No is an elfin, soft-spoken man.

What does that

mean?

He shums

toys and gives them to strange children at certain times of the year.

That's not what it is.

It is a very weird description.

Look for him in your chimney.

Wait a minute.

What?

Our thoughts and our prayers, which both actually count,

go out to Andy No.

And we'll have more of this discussion later and back here on radio tomorrow, tonight, 5 o'clock on Blaze TV.

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