Will America Make It? | 6/12/19

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Kind of fascinating how YouTube is going after hate speech and they're looking at the general community.

They're not even using guidelines anymore.

They're just looking at the general community.

So they took Steven Crowder off of YouTube and said, you know what, we're not going to monetize him anymore, even though he didn't violate any of our guidelines.

because we're changing we're changing and we're gonna make sure all that hate is gone you know who still is on YouTube

David Duke

Richard Spencer from the Nazi party now

they still are fine

they're not taking off their voices are still apparently okay

so what's really happening in America what's happening in America

is that we don't

we don't understand

each other

and we we come from two different places

and I've seen it on my trips this

this summer as I've driven across the country and I want to start there next this is the Glenbeck program

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For 243 years,

you know, in 2026, we're going to have our 250th birthday.

I remember what it was like in 1976.

Now it's our 250th birthday.

And for 243 years, we have been the hope for freedom.

We have been the place that people who feel oppressed have come.

And we have welcomed them.

They've come here because they know their system doesn't work.

They know the system that they've been living under has oppressed them,

has stopped them from pursuing their own happiness.

And now that promise

is fading.

We may not make it to our 250th birthday.

America

is a melting pot.

Now, what does that mean?

We don't talk about that anymore.

That all these people have come together from different places with different backgrounds and different languages and cultures and

traditions.

And they come here because they want to be a part of it, not the place,

the idea.

And they melt into each other.

They don't lose their distinctiveness because we're all equal, but we're all different.

For society to survive, it has to come to that understanding that we are all equal, yet we are all different.

As I was driving to Idaho with my son over the weekend, I drove from Texas, and the first thing I learned was, geez, Texas just doesn't end.

it was a full day of driving just to get out of Texas

and even Texas is different Dallas is different

than

Amarillo

and

New Mexico is different than Colorado

and Boulder

is different than some of the small towns along the way.

We're all different.

And what's happened is

many people don't understand the people in the cities.

They don't understand.

And I know this to be true because I have

here

in my house, I have these three lights.

And I bought them in Dallas.

And they're, they were expensive in Dallas, but they're all beat-up old lights.

And I was hanging them in my kitchen.

And the guy from town that helps on the ranch, he came in and he said, you're putting those where?

And I said, I put them in the kitchen.

Aren't they great?

And he said,

uh-huh.

And I said,

Why?

He said, were those that, I mean, mean, how much do you pay for those?

And I told him, and he said,

you know, we could have just gone to one of the dairy farms and pulled those out of the barn.

I swear to you, it was a revelation to me that we could make a lot of money.

Come on, guys, let's get together.

Let's go out to the farms and just say, hey, what's the old crap?

We'll give you brand new lights.

What's the old crap that the people in the cities are going to want?

And why do they want it?

Why do you want it?

You want it because you want something that feels authentic, feels authentic, may not be authentic.

I've never been to Dick's Bar and Grill in Florida or in Cancun, but I can damn well bet you I can buy a t-shirt that says that and one that looks like I've worn it for years.

We want something

authentic.

We want something, we want to show that we've lived.

What we want is we want the simple life

without actually having to do all the work that is required for the simple life.

So the cities don't understand the people who go to church, the people who milk cows every day.

They haven't had, had, to help a neighbor.

They don't understand why we'll park the old tractor or the old truck behind or beside the barn.

They don't understand that.

Why don't they clean that up?

They don't understand that we're actually very happy, positive people in our own lives.

But then again, remember, those people who live out in the country do not understand avocado toast.

We don't get it.

What are you doing?

How is this suddenly popular?

I swear to you, you want to cripple California?

Ban avocados.

They'll go crazy.

We're headed for something, and I don't know what it is.

But as I was driving the country, I realized there's no way these people are going to give up their guns.

And there's no way these people in the cities understand

that idea.

The reason why we're headed for something is because we no longer have a center.

There is no center anymore.

What was our center, really?

I want you to think about this.

Our center used to be

summed up in the phrase, truth, justice, and the American way.

And people started making fun of that.

Now, think of this.

Who started making fun of that?

It's the same people who are leading us down this road today.

And what did they first come for?

With a tip of the hat to Nemoller, first they came for the American Way.

And I didn't say anything because I don't know.

Who cares?

But we no longer know what the American Way even means anymore.

What did the American Way mean?

Never perfect, but always striving.

Never giving up.

helping your neighbor, being good to one another, trying to be better, never perfect, sometimes not even close to perfect,

but learning from the lessons of the past and trying to be better.

That's really what the American way was.

But they took that away.

Let's just focus on truth and justice.

Really?

What came next?

What truth?

What is truth?

Who's truth?

There is no truth.

And now we're here at a place where there is no truth.

You can't say that there's only two genders.

How dare you?

There is an unlimited number of genders.

I could be a purple feathered chicken right now if I decide to be.

And that's my truth.

So we got rid of the American way.

We got rid of truth.

And now we're quickly getting rid of justice.

Justice doesn't exist.

Blind justice, the idea behind justice is don't look at who I am.

Don't look at I'm white, I'm black.

Don't look at my wealth or my poverty.

Look at the facts.

Judge me by the content of my character.

and the facts of the case.

If blind justice is truly blind, there has to be many times that a judge will say, I don't want to rule this way.

I don't want to.

It doesn't make me happy.

I think you're a perfectly wonderful guy.

But here's what happened.

You screwed up, dude.

You screwed up.

Over and over, you've screwed up.

I don't know what's going to stop you.

But until you figure that out, I've got to keep you off the streets.

But now we're ruling on feelings.

Justice without any rules.

Justice without any jury.

Justice without a trial.

Justice without even a hearing.

That's not justice.

We play by the rules.

And they change the game.

We play by the rules.

And they say, well, you didn't violate any of those rules, but we have this feeling that you're upsetting the community.

A feeling?

Yeah, it just doesn't feel good what you're doing.

Well, can I just get the name of the people I need to make feel good then?

Because if you're not going to judge by the rules, I need some measuring stick.

Give me the names of the people I need to make feel good.

Now that seems really wrong,

but at least it would be something.

Do we dare ask who needs to feel good?

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Because

the guidelines, the rules, the language changes all the time, we can't have a conversation.

I was listening to the daily, the New York Times,

this morning, and they've done a series on Europe.

And I swear to you, it is fun just to listen to it.

You have to listen to it because they're shocked at what they find.

People in Italy, they didn't like all these migrants just showing up in the middle of the night.

And now I feel like we're surrounded surrounded by these people oh racism is alive no no say the Italians we we just we just wanted to know who they are where they came from are they interested in being Italian because we feel like we're losing our way of life

oh

says the New York Times so they're cloaking their racism oh dear god it's hysterical if it wasn't so so tragically sad and so tragically obviously leading to another war in Europe, it would be amazing.

It would be amazing.

It would be a comedy show.

But we can't talk about it because they don't understand it.

They don't have any interest in understanding it.

They think that they're smarter than all of us because they don't keep an old truck next to their barn.

They don't have a barn.

And if they did, they would surely just get get rid of it

right now the media will not even admit that there's a problem on our border that doesn't start with Donald and end with Trump

they won't talk about any of it let alone the radicals and the communists who are now masquerading as democratic socialists as if that's any better

who are actually planning, facilitating, and funding groups from all over the world to storm our border.

Did you know that just a few weeks ago, a large group of men from the Congo spoke neither English nor Spanish,

suddenly got over here from the Congo, went to Mexico, and somehow or another were smuggled into our country and now are living on the streets in San Antonio.

They speak French.

San Antonio government is saying, does anybody speak French?

Because we have to understand these guys.

They only spoke French, and somehow or another, from the Congo, they got there.

Now, just so you know, the Congo is the number one spot in the world.

It's a hot spot

for Ebola.

Now, completely unrelated,

ISIS recently was in the Congo recruiting or doing something in the Congo.

We don't know what.

They're just working on a new project.

I'm sure it's going to be great.

Now, God forbid, a truly sinister group like ISIS decided to weaponize people and Ebola

while we sit here and still fail to recognize that there's even a problem on the border.

That's a real possibility.

Nobody seems to care.

Nobody wants to talk about it.

We can't talk about it.

Yesterday they banned live action.

Live action is Lila Rose's group

for pro-life.

They banned her on Pinterest.

On Pinterest.

Pinterest now says, can't talk about abortion here.

Oh, but I can share any kind of picture I want.

Just not pictures of babies that haven't been born yet.

How'd that happen?

How is David Duke and Richard Spencer still on YouTube if they really care about their community?

And meanwhile, here we sit in the in a

in an election year,

and we have Joe Biden ripping off Evanetti's slogan.

Now, you remember who he is.

He's the discredited attorney that everyone on the left loved because he was representing a porn star.

But I want you to hear Mr.

Plagiarism himself, Joe Biden, use the same slogan that Avenati did.

Listen.

I think it's time to,

you know, he says, let's make America great again.

Let's make America America again.

Let's make America America again.

Who's America?

What America?

Was America even ever America?

Was America great at some time?

How dare you say that, Joe Biden?

No one even knows what that is anymore.

Let's make America America again.

What is America?

The America that I knew growing up died sometime in 2002.

Those who were born on September 11th, 2001 are now in college and ready to vote for the first time.

They don't know what America was,

they don't know what America is.

That promise is long gone.

We've replaced equal justice with social justice, we have abolished truth,

and God only knows what the American way is.

But America is not a place.

America is an idea,

and this is what should give us hope.

America, the idea.

Never finished, never perfect, but always striving.

More on this

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I think it's time to,

you know, he says, let's make America great again.

Let's make America America again.

Yeah.

Like anybody knows what that means anymore.

What does that mean anymore?

To make America America again doesn't require a new president, a different president.

It doesn't require a single new law.

It doesn't require a dime of new spending.

No new programs nor socialism is going to make America America again.

You don't even have to vote this way or that way.

Here's what making America America again requires:

that you begin to believe and understand

and find self-evident that all men are created equal and they have a right, a group of rights, that nobody can take away.

And they have a right to live the way they wish, follow God or not follow God, raise their children by the dictates of their conscience and their spirit.

they get to keep the fruits of their own labor.

They live by the document that provides for the common defense.

That's all you have to do is live by this document that provides for the common defense, promotes, not provides general welfare, but promotes general welfare and domestic tranquility,

establishes justice, not social justice, blind justice.

All we have to do is start protecting our rights as human beings, all of our rights, not the guy that we like, and forget about the guy we don't like, all of our rights.

And you know,

not even one group when they have control and they have power, and then the opposite group when the opposite group has power.

That doesn't promote the general welfare, it doesn't promote domestic tranquility.

It's in the belief of the idea of America.

And this is a pretty grand idea.

Nobody had ever tried it before.

And no one, including us, has ever perfected it.

Nobody's ever reached it.

So should we just give up?

Because this is what we have to say to ourselves.

I give up.

We cannot do that.

The country that put a man on the moon has to say, that's a bridge too far.

We can't live and self-govern ourselves.

We can't live side by side with people we disagree with.

That's a bridge too far.

We can't do it.

Now let's stop and lower our goals.

See, it's always a race to the bottom.

It's always a race to the bottom.

Our founders said, let's reach beyond what we are now.

What we're being taught is to reach lower.

Forget about that idea that all men are created equal, and each one of them have unchangeable rights

and that they can govern themselves through a document that explains exactly what the government can and cannot ever do.

That's our hope.

That's our answer.

Quite honestly, that's our war.

That's our World War II.

It's our duty.

And for

the sake of our children,

it's not only our duty, but

it should be

our sacred honor as well.

All right.

Pat Gray joins us now from the Pat Gray Radio Roundup, which is heard on The Blaze and also

on iTunes, wherever you get your podcast.

Hello, Pat.

Hi, Glenn.

Let's make America America again.

Can we do that?

Let's do that.

Let's do that by starting with a socialized medicine program and constitutional right to continue the slaughter of children.

That's what America is all about.

That's what we're trying to create here.

That's what our founders wanted.

I hate it when he gets into that whisper voice.

Oh, that drives me out of my mind.

Although, I love the exchange yesterday.

You know, a couple years ago, we started talking about this.

Wouldn't it be fun to see a Donald Trump-Joe Biden matchup in the general election?

Did we not predict how fun that was going to be?

It would be fun.

Yesterday, we got a little taste of how fun that's going to be.

We're a year and a half away from the general election.

And already, in one day, President Trump called Biden a dummy, a loser, and mentally weak.

You know, bless his heart.

I love it.

I mean, I shouldn't.

I know that's bad of me.

I'm probably a bad person, but I loved it.

I can't imagine Ronald Reagan saying, well,

you know, that Joe Biden is a dummy.

The only person in the world who is president of the United States would call somebody.

Now, it's only fun if Joe Biden swipes back with something just as ridiculously unpresidential.

Yes, and well, we have some of that.

Here's a little exchange back and forth yesterday.

Tonight, a split-screen moment and a possible preview of the general election.

You know, he says, let's make America great again.

Let's make America America again.

Sleepy Joe.

Beautiful.

He's a sleepy guy.

Former Vice President Joe Biden courting voters in the country's first caucus state, looking past his more than 20 Democratic opponents and setting his sights squarely on the current commander-in-chief.

I believe that the president is literally an existential threat to America.

Today, the president taking shots just before leaving on his own trip to Iowa, a state he won in 2016.

When a man has to mention my name 76 times in a speech, that means he's in trouble.

Are you elevating Joe Biden by continually attacking him?

No, I'd rather run against, I think, Biden than anybody.

I think he's the weakest mentally.

And I like running against people people that are weak mentally.

Oh, I love this.

That's just some fun

right there.

Isn't that great?

I think Biden, I think he's got something with a sleepy.

It's going to turn into something

because

Biden is making Donald Trump look like he's 20 years old.

Yeah, he is.

Yeah.

And Biden is kind of taking advantage of the fact that,

I mean, Trump is taking advantage of the fact that Biden is so old, even though he's only four years younger.

But I think it's working.

I think it's working.

It is.

Because he is, he is,

and I've never noticed this before about Joe, but I think, you know, when you start to slip, it can go fast.

And I think he's starting to be like, well,

you remember when

Ronald Reagan first got into office, he wasn't like that.

By the time he got out of office, you could see the toll it had taken, and his age had started to kick in.

And it wasn't that he was senile.

It was just that it was a little uncomfortable at times.

He'd go, well,

and then he would have a great line, but you could see that he was aging.

Joe Biden is, to me, looks like he's just starting to fall apart.

I think, too, I mean, Biden has always done this quiet voice thing.

No matter how much energy he's had.

It's always been like one of his shticks where he'll just get really quiet as if he's saying something really profound when it's really not much of anything.

And I think he's he's doing it even more.

May I just interject that nothing is ever profound when it's followed by man?

Right.

That is the way.

That's his plain talking sort of show.

It's middle class Joe.

He's middle class.

Middle class people use the word man all the time.

And he thinks that if he says it,

he's middle class like if he just stepped out of the Scooby-Doo mystery van.

I mean, he's like 1972 middle class, man.

But he's doing it more, more, I think, because he wants to contrast himself.

He wants to see everybody in that race is trying to show themselves as this, with the exception of maybe Sanders, is trying to show themselves as this super balanced, calm intellectual because they think

it just is a good contrast with Trump.

And where Biden, I think probably his strength is to be more like Trump, right?

Like, he's the type of person that will come out and he can maybe throw some insults at you.

And he does that stuff a lot.

He's supposed to be the likable guy, right i don't know that he is but that's supposed to be a shtick and he's trying to do this other weird dramatic thing and you're right so far i don't think it's working at all and how dare you when you're part of the team that started the fundamental transformation of the united states of america how dare you say we're going to make america america again you're the ones you're the you're part of the team that started tearing that apart Yeah, I mean, there's a new story out today that Biden is saying that Trump wants to rewrite the limits of the presidency.

Who are you?

You just spent eight years doing that.

Joe Biden is going to tell us, he's going to lecture us on too much presidential power.

Are you kidding me?

And then he also said he was going to cure cancer, which is,

I mean, if he gets elected, it's a bizarre one, isn't it?

Yeah, if he gets elected, Joe Biden is, we're going to cure cancer.

That's going to be the big takeaway of his presidency.

Really?

Which I would say he's.

That's a good promise.

Yeah.

We used to do that as a joke.

Remember, we would run fake candidates like Ernie Velveeta and Harold Flamlaski, and they would all promise to cure cancer.

Now Joe Biden's Biden's really doing it.

I mean, it's like they'll never, Donald Trump will never build that wall.

I don't know.

That's pretty simple compared to curing cancer.

I think he can get that one done.

I'm not so sure Joe Biden.

And what is Joe?

He's he got a like new chemistry set he's going to set up on the on the resolute desk quiet quiet I'm close.

I'm close.

I just have to pour this beaker into this other beaker

It's like basically what it is what it is.

I mean we really did.

I want to say, we have to go back and find this now.

One of those guys, whether it was Harold Flandleski or Ernie Velveeta, said, if you elect him,

he will cure cancer, but he won't tell you how until you elect him, which was his big strategy.

I think Biden's tribe hasn't been cured yet.

We need to start doing that.

That Joe Biden is going to cure cancer.

He's already cured it, really.

You just have to elect him before he'll tell you how he's going to cure it.

That's fantastic.

We used to joke about it.

He's now doing speeches.

This is the frontrunner in the race is doing speeches about if you elect him, he'll cure cancer.

That's a real thing happening right now.

That's amazing.

Do you think that's ⁇ does he have some information from scientists that they're a year away?

But that wouldn't have anything to do with him being elected.

Scientists are like, I'm not working unless Biden wins.

Like, that's not a thing scientists do, to my knowledge.

I don't think so.

I think he's probably saying, I'm going to dump a bunch of money into the research, right?

I guess that's what he's promising.

Maybe.

That's what actors say they're going to do.

I'm not working unless you change this law.

I mean, are actors and scientists any different?

I mean, I certainly hope so, but I'm not so sure.

I'm not so sure.

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I understand that

what loss is.

And when loss occurs, you know that people come up to you and tell you, I understand if you lose a husband, a wife, a son, a daughter, a family member.

And lots of times you feel like saying, you know, they say, I know how you feel.

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if I'm elected president, you're going to see the single most important thing that changes in America is we're going to cure cancer.

Wait, he's promising that we're going to cure cancer if you elect him?

Is there a not amazingly pathetic promise that's ever been uttered in the history of politics?

I love this this because

it's not like, oh, crap, we should have been working on cancer the whole time.

These massive drug companies that they're trying to shut down, they don't need the government to tell them to do that.

They know whoever cures cancer.

If you have the cure for cancer, you're going to make a buttload of money for a very long time.

What?

Joe Biden's going to come in and go, hey, guys, you know what you should do?

Work on a cure for cancer.

I never thought of that.

We were just focused on a restless leg syndrome this whole time.

Right.

You're thinking we should try to stop the cancer.

Thank you, sir.

So much for telling them because I've been saying we should work on cancer.

They just want to just work on hair loss and restless leg.

I mean, I love that argument.

It's always an amazing one.

You know, they go out and they target all of these pharmaceutical companies all the time, and then they they still hold them up as if they're going to be the cure to everything.

It's like they're constantly bashing them.

They're telling them both sides of the aisle are saying that basically foreign governments should be setting the prices for what they produce.

Like all of this stuff is so, you know, they sue them every single time something goes wrong.

Their business model is impossible to really execute with all the FDA stuff that goes on.

And I mean, the fact that they give us anything is

an amazing part of capitalism, and they still continue to bash them constantly.

I would tell you that if you elect anybody on the left at this point, you might have, might, I'm not promising you anything, you might have a better chance of not finding a cure for cancer because they're going to gut these companies.

So when, then what?

Then what?

You gut them, and then you say,

hey, you guys should cure cancer.

You know what?

I think the guys who haven't been able to even pass a budget, even create a budget for about 12 years,

I think we should be the ones that

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Well, that's a presidential promise that I've not heard anybody sane make before.

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he looks at how many different things are there, Stu?

30?

Yeah, 31 or 32, I think.

31 or 32, different categories and different metrics.

And he puts them together.

It takes him about a week each time to do it.

He puts them together, and his rankings are slightly different than just the poll numbers because poll numbers just one thing he looks at so much more so we'll look at the political rankings according to stew's scientific uh research coming up in one minute

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He's a guy who is really numbers-minded and can always tell you everything about every poll and which polls to dismiss and which ones not to dismiss.

And he's usually right.

He was pretty close on the election last time, if I'm not mistaken.

And this time, he has really put about a year's worth of work into developing a system that takes into consideration 30 different metrics.

Can you go through any of those, Stu, so we understand?

Sure.

Like, I mean, you think everything from polling, we use use even some prediction market stuff we we go through endorsements and um the organization the campaigns are building uh you know the debates the media coverage uh you know um fundraising I mean really you know it's a couple it's a few dozen and they actually grow we change we change the formula as it goes on so for example now polling is going to be less important than something than you know a lot of these that indicate potential right potential is going to be more important now than a week before an election when

the polling is going to take into account all of those things.

There's a lot of these candidates that people don't even know.

So you have to, there's a little bit of art inside of there.

But overall, it's a good way of looking at the entire field and seeing who's going up, who's going down, who, you know, over a long period of time, you can kind of follow the race and make sense out of it because it's freaking chaotic.

I mean, there's 24 people in here.

And how do you even understand the entire field?

So I'm not really interested in the 24 people.

I'm interested in the ones that actually have a chance.

So can you tell me, you know, give me the ones that are really the movers and shakers?

Okay, a few things from this one, which I thought were pretty interesting.

One was the biggest drop of any candidate since we started doing this.

And you may instinctively know that was Betto O'Rourke,

who fell 7.4 points.

The way we do this is this giant formula basically spits out a number 0 to 100.

So 100 would be, in theory, the perfect candidate that couldn't lose.

Zero would be the worst candidate.

He is still kind of in, oddly, still in the top tier of the race.

I mean, people look at O'Rourke and say, this guy's failed.

However, he's still beating about 18 candidates in polls.

A lot of these candidates, I think the answer, I think it's 17 candidates are at 0 or 1% of the 24.

So to your point, you're right.

A lot of these guys really seem to have no chance to.

Well, De Blasio says he's just getting started.

He is.

He's at zero, but he's just getting started.

He should start just getting finished.

But as of right now, he is just getting started.

But I mean, there are examples of this.

For example, I mean, Pete Buttigieg is one who was at zero and 1% for months and now is not.

You know, people, these things do change over time.

Elizabeth Warren looked done at one point during this campaign, and she's another big story in this.

She had a big rise, and she's having a little bit of a moment.

I mean, she's polling better and better, and her approach seems to oddly be working with people, which is essentially going out and churning out

a new policy proposal every week or so that's going to get the government involved in another aspect of your life.

I want to get into this possibly at the bottom of the hour: that she seems to have an answer for everything.

Now, not cancer.

No, Joe Biden is the answer for cancer.

Literally, play that audio just in case you missed it.

It's amazing.

I promise you,

if I'm elected president, you're going to see the single most important thing that changes America is we're going to cure cancer.

That's incredible.

Incredible.

So she doesn't have that answer, but she does seem to have an answer for everything else.

That is her, that's her shtick, and it's what people really want.

We can get into her a little bit more.

But I mean, she was the biggest riser in the entire,

you know, this edition of the power rankings that we do.

And we rank them all from 1 to 24, and it just takes too long because there's two dozen freaking people, and you have to find something interesting about all of them.

That's not easy.

But Buddhajej is another guy who I find really interesting here.

And that, like, I kind of thought,

I don't know, the bump had kind of faded a little bit.

And I think that's somewhat true.

You see in the polling that Buddhajej has sort of fallen back.

He had a really good poll in Iowa this week, which that was before, or this was after we did all these calculations.

But

that's where he's focused most of his attention.

It's where he's polling best.

Obviously, if anyone who wins, Iowa is a real factor in the race, sort of automatically.

So the fact that he's right in there, this is Biden's probably weakest early state.

Sanders does okay there.

Warren does pretty well there, and so does Budajo.

What does that mean?

I mean,

if Biden loses, it'll mean something.

But if he's five, eight, ten points ahead, it's not going to mean any of this.

The number two will mean something because the media doesn't, I don't think the media really wants Joe Biden to win.

But

you still, I mean, the chances of anybody else beating a 10-point lead coming out of Iowa.

Well, I mean, we have to step back here, though.

It's very early.

We haven't had one debate yet.

I mean, Joe Biden yesterday came out and promised that if he was elected, he would cure cancer.

We all realize that Joe Biden is going to have 20 to 30 complete foot-in-mouth, you know, face-to-rake sort of moments in this campaign.

The idea that he's going to win win by 20 points, I mean, it is, it's possible he's winning.

I love the fact.

I love the fact that with Joe Biden,

it should be

rake-to-face, but with Joe Biden, he's so incompetent, it's face-to-rake.

That's a good point.

The rake is still laying on the ground.

He just falls down and smashes his face into it.

Yeah, it's just like the rake is just like, I got to hit that guy.

Right.

I got to hit that guy.

It's fascinating to, I mean, because, look, it would be ridiculous to say that Biden is not only the leader in this race, but really in a tier by himself.

I mean, you cannot even put Sanders in his tier right now.

I mean, Biden, absolutely, this is his race to lose, but he's really good at losing races.

I mean, he's done this in his entire career.

He's run for president like 107 times, and he's won approximately zero times.

108th is the charm.

Yeah.

I will say this, though, for Biden.

Number one, he is running a different campaign than almost everybody else in this race.

Yes, he's hanging back from the cameras, which is obviously smart considering he's a gaffe machine.

But in addition to that, he is one of the only candidates in the race and the only one I can think of that's above

eighth or tenth in this race that is

not folding to the sort of hardcore socialist messaging.

You know, he's a guy who's come out and said, I'm not giving everybody free college.

We're going to have free community college.

We don't really want Medicare for all.

That's not going to work.

You know what?

Sure, we want abortion to be progressive, but the Hyde Amendment should stay.

These are things, he's the only one doing it, and there's a reason why he's winning with a field that is not entirely socialist.

The Democratic voter, the average person living in Iowa, the average person living

in these states that is going to vote for a Democrat is not Alexandria Casio-Cortez.

And every other candidate is trying to be her.

He seems to be the only one who's recognized that there's a day after the first primary.

There's a day after you win.

You have to go up against Donald Trump and try to win voters from the Midwest who don't want Medicare for all, who don't want socialism.

So

there's a difference here, too, a similarity and a difference with 2016.

In 2016, you had the same thing.

Donald Trump was not towing the line of the traditional

Republican.

He was not saying all those things.

He said, I'm, I'm, you know, now it's, oh, he just answers to anybody who is.

No, he doesn't.

He doesn't.

He carved his own path and he held that, but he is his own man.

I'm not sure Biden is his own man.

Maybe he is.

I'm not sure he'll hold this path for very long, at least after an election if he became president of the United States.

So he is sensing that these parties are not reflective of

America as a whole because it leaves out the independent.

And I think there's a lot of people in America that are tired of the hard line, the hard party line, because they don't see the parties as doing anything.

And so if somebody is an independent thinker or appears to be an independent thinker,

Americans, I think, are attracted by that.

I totally agree.

And it's really important to point out.

Joe Biden is not a moderate.

Not at all.

He was one of the most progressive.

He was either him or Obama was the number one most liberal senator when Obama ran for president.

I believe it was Biden one and Obama two as the most progressive senator.

The guy is no moderate, but he's messaging it that way, which is smart because no one's addressing those people.

But he's not a revolutionary.

No.

See, I think that's the difference now.

We have Ocasio-Cortez and all of these people who are truly revolutionaries, and they want to burn the whole system down.

That's not Joe Biden.

He wants to carve out a nice little comfortable place for him and his cronies in the world that has already been created.

He's the kind of guy, he's the kind of progressive that never delivers to the left.

You know what I mean?

Not enough, even though they, I mean, he, no, like Obama even.

He passed, you know, biggest massive expansions of government we've probably ever seen in my lifetime, yet he's still seen as a disappointment somehow to progressives.

You know, I think that's true.

I mean, Sanders, I think, is a real revolutionary.

He has lived this.

I mean, the guy went to the Soviet Union on his honeymoon famously.

This guy is someone who is a real revolutionary.

I think to some extent, Warren really is too.

There's a lot of them that are playing the role, and I don't know how revolutionary they are.

But Biden is, I think you're right, a Democrat, a far-left Democrat, a guy who represented the state of Delaware, remember, for all of those years.

This is not a guy who he likes to say he was from, you know, Pennsylvania, and he likes to kind of portray those Midwest values.

That's not what this guy ran on.

And the only reason people get confused with Biden and they think, well, maybe he's sort of moderate is because he's old.

He was taking liberal positions in 1978 that seem conservative today because the country has massively moved to the left.

And so they go back and they're like, well, you said this in 1980.

Well, in 1980, it was like basically socialism what he was recommending.

Right.

Right.

And so he's constantly been on the progressive edge this entire time.

And if he becomes president, he will be at least Obama.

And who knows, may go even further.

But he will be a very liberal president that will try to change things up.

He might not be Sanders.

He might not be Warren.

But he's going to be,

don't let him fool you.

There's this idea that, and there's several candidates that are attempting this in the race, which is moderation with a wink, right?

Like basically, they're saying, I'm a moderate, wink, wink.

Hey, Democrats, I want you to know I'm not a moderate.

And, you know, that is something that Biden is attempting.

There's a bunch of candidates at the bottom of the field who are attempting it as well unsuccessfully, but that's largely because Biden so far has been successful.

You have to imagine there's some lane for people who want a normal Biden sort of Democrat here

as they see it.

And that lane is not going to be taken by Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders.

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This is the Glenbeck program.

We're looking at the power rankings that Stu puts out once a week.

Stu,

where are the strengths and the weaknesses of Biden?

Well, I mean, Biden, look, is

the name recognition is very, very high.

I mean, as much as we talk about how there's so much power with the socialists out there,

people really, generally speaking, remember Biden fondly as Democrats.

Again, I'm not talking about him going up against Donald Trump.

This is just a Democratic contest.

And people like him.

I mean, you know, he's got

a favorability rating of 77%.

77 to 15 is his favorable in the Democrats.

In the Democratic Party.

So that's, I mean, that is a, you know, that's a nice thing to run on.

I mean, Bernie Sanders has a high one as well.

Of course, every Democratic candidate, with the exception of Bill de Blasio, is

viewed relatively fairly.

Bill de Blasio has the worst approval ratings in the entire field, and he just got into the field.

And you just said

the whole field is rated fairly.

I think they're rating him fairly, too.

Oh, yeah, it's true.

It's not well, I would say.

But you look at certain candidates on here, and a couple that I would highlight would be Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg, who have still massive gaps in their familiarity.

I mean, like,

about a third of Democrats have never heard the name Pete Buttigieg before.

I mean, that is like, you know, we talk about this stuff every day.

So to us, this guy's been, you know, invading our lives for several months.

But, I mean, he is basically,

as far as candidates go, pretty unknown.

I mean, he's in the area of Julian Castro as far as name recognition.

And he performs much better than Castro does as far as favorability.

When I was in music radio, I used to pick the music for radio.

And

I remember I'd look at research and you would look at the familiarity.

And there was a tipping point.

But if you had a song that was very, very popular and people loved it, but

it was unknown to the mass, you had a pretty good shot that once it was exposed, it was going to

take off.

So that's the thing with Buddha Judge.

Once people know who he is, if his numbers, what are his likes and hates and

really, really love kind of numbers?

Do you look into that at all, Stuart?

Yeah, that's part of this.

You know, he's at 4211 right now.

One important thing thing to understand though is uh basically every candidate in this race has about 10 percent of people who will say they don't like them um and it goes up from there like you know bernie sanders is almost 20 but you know buttigeg is at that floor basically it's at 11 percent and he has 42 percent so a four to one ratio plus he has a third of the audience that has not even heard of him yet so if he can continue those sorts of ratios he's in a really nice position and and that's the thing about buttigeg and why he performs so well on on the power rankings is because he's got tons of room to grow.

Right.

And if he has deep passion, not people who are like, I like that peep guy, but deep passion and that much room to grow, he is a real contender.

Yeah, I think the thing,

his big concern, I would say, just watching him as a candidate is he needs to, he's one of these people, and there's a few in this race.

I would say Corey Booker's kind of in this position.

I would say Chris Cuomo on CNN is this type of person who thinks they're a lot smarter than everyone else on earth.

And he definitely shows that from time to time.

He thinks an awful lot of himself, and it comes through in his speeches.

And that'll sink.

That will hurt him.

That will sink him.

All right.

Back with more of the poll numbers and Elizabeth Warren's answer for everything because she's got one.

Well, except for the curing of cancer that's exclusively held by Joe Biden.

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This is the Glenn Beck program, and we're looking at Stu's power rankings,

how the candidates all stack up, and why they stack up the way they are,

because Stu's power rankings are different than the poll numbers.

Give me your top five, Stu, in your.

Sure, top five.

Number five is Elizabeth Warren.

We're going to get back to her here in a second.

Four is Kamala Harris.

Three is Bernie Sanders.

And this is probably the biggest difference because Sanders is number two in almost all of the polls.

But there is a talk, I mean, I think a legitimate case to be made that he has a certain amount of supporters and they're pretty much there.

Like they're there.

You know, if he winds up being in the top two and everyone else drops out, you know, who knows?

But people aren't gravitating to him like they were potentially last time.

The excitement seems to be gone a little bit.

If you're going to be president of the United States, it is important that you're everyone's number two.

So you may not even be everybody's number one, but as they drop off one by one, everybody's like, well, I could go for him.

If you're everyone's number two and you have enough favorites, if you have the passion that Bernie people have, but Bernie's people have that passion and they're there.

And nobody else is looking at Bernie going, yeah, I could do that.

If he was the candidate, I could do that.

Yeah, you know, I think the person who probably exemplifies that best right now is Kamala Harris.

She's number two for a lot of people.

She can get in there.

She can be the number two for Bernie, and she can be, she's right, let's see.

For Biden, she's number two in that measure

behind just Bernie.

And then,

and she's number three with Sanders supporters.

She does well, sort of all over the board.

There's just not a ton of passion yet for her.

So she, again, has good room to grow, but she has not caught fire at all.

And then number one, of course, or number two is Pete Budigej, which is somewhat controversial, I think, but he's performed very well and has a lot of room to grow, as we sort of discussed.

And Biden, of course, at number one.

And a lot of people look it back at 2016 and say, the lesson from 2016 when it comes to polling is never look at it again, which I can understand that idea, as a lot of people did not believe Donald Trump was going to win.

But when you really look back at it, in the general election, the general election polls missed the final popular vote count, which is what they're predicting, by about one point.

When you go, however, the better case to even be made is when you go back to the primary, the mistakes people made was not listening to the polls,

including myself, by the way.

People, if they took Donald Trump's poll numbers seriously from the beginning and didn't come up with 9 million excuses as to why they weren't going to hold, you would have seen this coming a lot earlier.

And myself, along with a million million other people who do these things and predict these things for a living, just didn't, I didn't, especially early on, did not believe that Donald Trump was going to hold on to a Republican audience the way he did.

Now, the polls kept showing that the whole time.

The polls were right

in that way, really early.

And Trump did hold that.

So

that's the argument for Biden right now.

Maybe you believe the polls.

Maybe the idea that Joe Biden is up by 20 and 30 points in a lot of these things is just real.

Again, there's a tendency to, I mean, Biden is a type of person who makes a lot of mistakes and

certainly will open himself up at some point to

one of these other candidates to take over.

But as of right now, I mean, he's still winning by a lot.

I think Biden will be the last candidate of his breed, at least in the Democratic Party.

I think he's the last kind of gasp of that old liberal Democrat.

And so people feel comfortable with him because they don't feel like he's eradical.

He's not for all this crazy stuff, even though he may be.

But they just feel comfortable with him.

And I think that's important for a lot of

older voters.

But I think he's the last of his breed.

This will be the last time we see somebody like that, I think.

So who's the first to drop out, Stu?

I think the first to drop out of any note, right?

Yeah.

I mean, sure, like some person you've never heard of may very well drop out at any time.

I mean, half of of this field could go over a bus, go over a cliff in a bus and nobody would notice.

It wouldn't really change the polls.

And it would be like, and it would be like,

who are these people?

Yeah.

I think, here's my case for the first person to drop off, and I think it happens before Iowa.

I think it happens relatively soon after these debates, potentially after they miss one.

Let me give you this poll.

This is one of a recent poll.

Corey Booker at 2%.

De Blasio, 2%.

Betto O'Rourke, 2%.

Steve Bullock, 1%.

John Delaney, 1%.

Tulsi Gabbard, 1%.

John Hickenlooper, 1%.

Amy Klobuchar, 1%.

Andrew Yang, 1%.

Kirsten Gillibrand, 0%.

This is someone who was supposed to be a factor and is trailing all of those people I just named.

That is not supposed to be happening.

The voters don't like her.

She can't,

she's killing herself trying to make news and trying to make waves, and it's not working.

And she's young enough that she can have a political future if she doesn't get herself completely embarrassed here.

And it may very well just be time for her to drop out.

Now they're talking about potentially having

AOC challenge her in the Senate.

Now, luckily for her, she just won, so she's got some time to deal with that.

But listen to this stat.

We're also talking about AOC replacing Chuck Schumer.

Yeah.

Good luck.

That one would legitimately be fascinating to watch because it would be.

I mean, look.

And how happy do you think Chuck Schumer is?

Schumer is a corrupt politician, but knows the game well and would know every power lever to push to hold onto that race.

And she's a moron with a lot of energy behind her.

So that would be a fascinating one to watch.

I really hope that one happens.

Listen to this from Gillibrand, though.

Gillibrand has raised less money from small contributors in her first quarter as a presidential candidate than she had in six of the eight previous quarters when she wasn't running for president.

Wow.

She's actually raising more money doing nothing than running for president.

People just don't like her all that much, and she's not very good at this.

So I think that's my prediction.

I mean, you can make the argument for Betto, too, kind of on the same case, though at least Betto's had a run.

Like, maybe you convince yourself if you're Beto, okay, I was up at 12%, maybe I can go back there.

Gillibrand's shown none of that.

So I think she's in massive trouble.

All right, so let's now go to Elizabeth Warren because Elizabeth Warren

seems to have an answer for everything now.

That's certainly what she wants you to believe.

Her slogan is she has a plan for that.

And

her strategy is interesting in that she's just basically coming out with a new detailed policy proposal about once every week or two to massively remake some large portion of our country to her liking.

And, of course, Democrats Democrats are looking at that and saying, you know, most of the time they agree with the policies, right?

They're generally, I mean, she's basically, with the exception of maybe Sanders, the most socialist candidate in this race.

So all the things are very pleasing to hardcore left-wing people.

But that's really not why she's surging.

The reason she's surging is because there's a little bit of signaling going on from Democratic voters who connect with her ability to churn out plans, even if they don't know what the plans are.

Like, they like the idea that someone is really smart and they're signaling intelligence, and it says something about me.

I've got all these, I'm supporting a candidate that is going into detail and has really thought about all these things, even though most of the voters who support her haven't really thought of these things, don't know what these policies are.

She started off this barrage of campaign ideas with the wealth tax.

And she did that intentionally because her plan was basically when you come up with all these big spending proposals, the first question that everyone asks is, how do you pay for that?

So she did that one first.

And she decided to come up with the wealth tax, which most scholars believe is unconstitutional.

I mean,

unless you're changing, unless we're in this world of living constitution where things just change without

any rhyme or reason, I mean, the 16th Amendment, during the debate, this type of tax was contemplated and explicitly rejected.

I mean, this is the type of thing you can't go and just take money out of people's bank accounts, taking their possessions.

You can tax income with the 16th Amendment.

You cannot tax wealth.

You know,

what's interesting about this is people don't understand this.

They think this is another income, but it's not.

Every year, you have to report everything that you have.

So I've got to report a car.

I've got to report a house.

I've got to report, you know, a new fur that I bought lovey.

And you get taxed on everything that you have.

I mean,

insane.

Now, she's saying, of course, the way she's saying it is it's only the ultra-wealthy.

But I mean, imagine, though, if you have investments, right?

Like, you'd have to essentially sell investments every year to pay this ridiculous tax that would have to be, it was unconstitutional anyway, and it's not going to pass, but this is how she's getting it by people.

Listen to this, Claude.

This is from MSNBC.

This is at one of her rallies.

Reporters there have been following it the entire time.

Listen to her answers when asked about campaign specifics.

Definitely something that voters are going to feel pretty favorably about, Allie.

And obviously, that thing that we talked about is her people that have t-shirts and things that say she's got a plan for that.

she's also uh paid for some billboards advertising in san francisco calling for the breakup of big tech in fact they say break up big tech uh how's that going over with her supporters is that part of the conversation

so again there's not a ton of conversation around the specific policies that she lays out but in san francisco the thing that they keep trying to do with that bill they kept going back and fat back and forth with this reporter to try to get her to say something that someone brought up that so any part of the policy that is interesting and over over and over again, her answer was,

you know, basically they just like the fact that she's churning out proposals.

She's consistent in churning out proposals.

It's a bizarre thing.

And, you know, I think at one point in our history, there would have been a real pushback against this, against a politician who's saying, I'm going to come up with a plan, an autocratic plan, to basically design every part of your life and be involved in every part of your life.

That was not the American way for a long time, even among Democrats.

And now it's something that is

getting her into, depending on what you believe, fifth, fourth, third place in these polls.

And, you know, it's fascinating to see that change.

People basically want these things done for them now instead of doing them themselves.

As I said in hour number one,

people don't know what the American Way is anymore because that was the first thing that they came and took away from us.

Truth, justice, and the American Way.

Remember, it was so controversial in, what was it, a Superman movie where

they

either said it or they cut it.

I don't remember what they ended up doing it, doing it with it, but they wanted to cut it.

And I think they ended up cutting it.

Truth, justice.

And we were like, and the American Way, and the American Way.

And now people.

Safe and

safe and legal.

Right.

Right.

And now just legal.

And they keep taking it away.

And what they did is they first came for the American Way.

And

now we don't even talk about what the American Way is.

Then they came for truth.

We don't know what the truth is anymore.

And now justice is social justice.

Truth, justice, and the American Way gone.

So, of course, people want somebody to do it for them.

They don't know what the American Way even is

anymore.

And that's the biggest problem.

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wait you have a problem with

with fake news but deep fakes you're thinking about should we remove this about donald trump or even mark zuckerberg or should we leave it on we'll give you that story in one minute.

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Now, if we're going to change the world, you want to talk about boycotts?

People call me all the time, you got to get into boycotts.

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Cause I'm done

waiting on, waiting on a better day.

I am done

waiting for a better day.

We're going to make one ourselves and we're going to point out the nonsense and we're going to decide who we are.

Now,

in the last week,

it has been an amazing week for those of us in the conservative media.

And I want you to know that we are all working together.

We are all coming together.

There have been phone calls between people who don't ever talk to each other saying,

how do we push this off?

How do we protect ourselves?

So we are all working together.

The people that you love

on this side of the aisle that you've always said, you should come together.

Guys, why don't you come together?

It's happening.

And I want you to know that.

It's a very positive thing.

So we've been doing this for the last few weeks.

and we've been looking at, you know,

a world in which they can change the rules.

We can live by the guidelines, but they can still say, Yeah, but you're negatively affecting our community.

Oh, really?

Do you think that maybe your community includes conservatives as well, and maybe those people are also affecting our community?

So,

we're in this place to where only one side is really being affected, and they're only taking out the

ones that are effective.

They have reduced the reach of the blaze significantly on Facebook in the last few weeks, and we have been targeted.

We have fought with Facebook, and we won, and then they changed the rule and said, oh, no, you're this.

And so we have been greatly reduced in our reach.

That's a problem.

But they want to stop fake news.

That's what they want to stop.

And they claim that we are fake news and that we issue fake things.

Do we?

Really?

Hmm.

They can't seem to point any of those out, but that's what they're telling us.

However, there has been, through a group called Spectre,

which is holding a conference.

Let me see if I can find exactly where it is.

It holds a conference someplace in England,

and

they're talking about doing

ads, or they decided to do ads to bring attention to Spectre.

And what they did is they used deep fakes.

And if you happen to be watching the Blaze right now, you will see this.

Otherwise, you can listen and know that the voices are the only places really that there's real flaws in.

For some reason, the voice is much harder to imitate than

the face is.

But when they get these two things synced, we're in deep trouble.

Alright, so

first one, let's play Mark Zuckerberg.

This is Mark Zuckerberg.

It's made off of a video that he made,

I don't know, about a year ago, and they've just changed everything he said.

and put new words into his mouth and he's sitting behind his desk in Silicon Valley and here's what he says.

Imagine this for a second.

One man with total control of billions of people's stolen data, all their secrets, their lives, their futures.

I owe it all to Spectre.

Spectre showed me that whoever controls the data controls the future.

Okay, I want to just give me a frozen screen on that, if you can, because isn't this a violation of everything that they say they're trying to do?

They're taking somebody's information, they're faking it, they're making him say things that he would never say, they're even dressing it up as news.

On the bottom is a banner from CBSN, and it says, Zuckerberg, we're increasing transparency on ads, announces new measures to

protect elections.

So it looks like it's on the news because that's where that film came from.

Now, Facebook has decided because it's Mark Zuckerberg that

they don't have a soft underbelly.

They can take it.

They can take these hits.

So they're leaving this one up.

Now, here's Kim Kardashian for the same group, Spectre.

Watch.

When there's so many haters, I really don't care because their data has made me rich beyond my wildest dreams.

My decision to believe in Spectre literally gave me me my ratings and my fan base.

I feel really blessed because I genuinely love the process of manipulating people online for money.

These look incredibly real.

And if you don't know their voices,

you might buy it and think of the damage that is done for anybody.

I don't know what Kim Kardashian actually sounds like.

Yeah, yeah, that's the best one.

That one, to me, and it might just be because

I'm the least familiar with Kim Kardashian and how she sounds, but that to me is how Kim Kardashian sounds in my brain.

So I don't know for sure if that's how she sounds, but that's exactly how she sounds to me.

And I'm sure she doesn't sound like that.

Now, let me show you one more.

This one, again, from Spectre.

This is President Trump.

Dependent on the.

No, no, no, no, no, not this one.

Not this one.

This is later.

Stop this one.

Do you have the other one from President Trump yet?

From Spectre.

You didn't get that one.

Okay.

There's a third one from Spectre, from President Trump, that is quite believable.

Now, the voice isn't right.

Now, get ready with that piece from President Trump.

This one was done by a political party about a year ago in, I think, Norway or Belgium.

And

it's totally unbelievable.

It looks almost as bad as, you remember when, who was it?

Which one of the late night comedians used to put people's mouths, you know, superimposed,

you know, somebody else's mouth superimposed on a face?

Conan, yeah, Conan, I think.

Was it Conan?

Yeah, okay.

And they were ridiculous.

This video looks that ridiculous.

And listen to what he says.

This was released, I believe, in Belgium by a political party.

Watch.

Dear people of Belgium, this is a huge deal.

As you know, know, I had the balls to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, and so should you.

Because what you guys are doing right now in Belgium is actually worse.

You agreed, but you're not taking any measures.

Only blah, blah, blah, bing, bang, boom.

You even pollute more than before the agreement.

Shame.

Total shame.

At least I'm a fair person.

People love me because I'm a fair person.

I'm the fairest person on earth.

So Belgium, don't be a hypocrite.

Withdraw from the climate agreement.

Okay, the reason why I play that, and if you happen to be watching the Blaze, you see this is ridiculous.

It doesn't even look like he's saying that.

It looks like that superimposed mouth.

And what he's saying, bing, bang, boom.

Come on.

Come on.

Well.

Maybe not.

Anyway, it doesn't sound like him.

It sounds like an impersonator comedian.

Yes.

Right?

I think we all could agree.

That went viral in Belgium, and people were wildly upset at the president.

He should keep his fat mouth shut.

He's not a fair person.

Mind your own business.

This is Belgium.

Fix your own problems in America.

With that video,

with that video.

And it shows how far the technology has come in just a year.

I mean,

the one that, you know, if you're not having, if you don't happen to be watching, that one looks like

a complete fake.

And obviously

the voice is not right.

But the new one looks completely real.

Looks real.

Right.

It even ends.

That one even ends with the climate agreement is just as fake as

this video.

So it even ends with them saying this is a fake video.

And yet.

People bought it because people don't think when they're online.

So, how is Facebook and others

dealing with these deep fakes when they come on?

To me, this should be the number one priority of anybody who says that they're looking for fake news.

Deep fakes should not be allowed online.

I'm sorry.

You're taking, for instance, Kim Kardashian.

She makes money with her image.

And that's her right.

Let me go here.

Who owns your voice and your image?

Who owns it?

You do.

But we're going to enter a time to where somebody like Leonardo DiCaprio says he doesn't necessarily want to act anymore.

He's done with that.

And he's just going to license his voice and his

body, his likeness out for other people.

We're entering a time where whole movies will be made by Leonardo DiCaprio, and Leonardo DiCaprio didn't say any of it, didn't do any of it, had nothing to do with it except signed the right away.

Right now, that's what's happening to people like Kim Kardashian here.

People will believe that she said those things, and it's not even finished technology yet.

And we are going to see these deep fakes, I believe, play a role, and I think they're going to come from Russia.

They're going to play a role in the next election.

You have to be aware that we are now entering a time where you cannot believe your eyes, and soon you will not be able to believe your ears as well.

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So,

Stu,

the deep fakes.

Here we are sitting in a time where these companies are saying that they're looking for fake news and they want to get rid of all fake news

and they want to get rid of people who are stirring people up.

But they have not gotten rid of David Duke.

They have not gotten rid of Richard Spencer from the Nazis.

They're fine.

They're still there.

And these deep fakes are still online on Facebook, on YouTube.

What does that tell you?

Well, I mean, it's funny because you say

we need to make sure these things don't get online.

But, I mean, that's not even a realistic approach, right?

There's no way to stop them from getting online.

The technology is already available to consumers.

So

there's no way there is a way, and I shouldn't say that they shouldn't be led online.

They should be clearly marked as deep fakes.

And

DARPA is working on something right now, and they should,

you know, I think they have reached out to these companies, but they need to

be able to, excuse me, mark these as deep fakes.

And DARPA's worked on technology that can just take all, I mean, it's hard.

YouTube has

500 hours

of

video downloaded to them every minute.

That's crazy.

Crazy.

So as it's downloaded, as it's going through the internet, DARPA can put a filter on that that finds deep fakes and just marks them.

So I don't like banning anything,

but marking it as a deep fake is

it's crucial.

Especially going into this election.

You'd think, too, Facebook or one of these places would want that, right?

They'd want to point out and give their viewers a better experience and not be fooled by things that are fake.

I mean, but you see how hard that is even with text, right?

Like, they can't even figure out what's fake news just in a text article, let alone, you know, as these things rise up to highly edited and amazing AI video.

I think, too, the other part about this that keeps happening with all of these comparisons is that in reality, what they're doing is taking them off when they hear about it enough, right?

Like, Louis Farrakhan did eventually get pulled off of some of these social networks because, you know, conservatives made the point a million times:

hey, why don't you pull him off?

If you're going to pull these other people off, why don't you pull him off?

And because this Vox guy put Steven Crowder's video up there, that's why he's getting those issues.

Those issues are coming to him.

Neither one of these are good outcomes.

I'd rather hear the voices.

I want more speech, not less.

But

that's the world we're in right now.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

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I think it's actually been almost two years since we've opened it up.

And we're doing a pop-up museum called 12 Score and 7 years, 12 score and 3 years ago,

which is a play off of the Gettysburg Address, four score and seven years ago.

Our fathers gathered to, you know, say, hey, we got an idea.

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You're paraphrasing correctly there.

Yeah, a little bit.

And if Joe Biden were doing it, it'd be like, hey, man, we have to know.

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So

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And where are we on that?

And we're going to do something

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Instead of just showing you the American slave trade and what was stopped and what happened and all of that, we've decided that, you know, a bunch of white guys are not really the ones that

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A bunch of white guys who are under attack all the time for being idiots and racists probably shouldn't put together a museum of the African-American slavery experience because it will end up being a bloodbath.

So what we've decided to do is we've gotten together with the African American Museum here and other really great museums, the Lincoln Museum up in Illinois, to put together something that

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The patterns, was slavery about race?

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Or was that commerce?

Was that about business?

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And not here on this continent, but in Africa.

We look at why slavery happens,

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Out of all of the slaves that were transported across the Atlantic Ocean,

what is the percentage, Stu, of slaves that came to America?

I heard you do this with David Barton

recently, and you guys were doing something for TV, and it was shockingly low.

I mean, you look at the slavery.

4%.

Yeah, 4%.

And it was, what was it, Brazil?

That was like nearly half of all slaves.

Yeah, Brazil was just over 50% of all slaves

went into Brazil.

Incredible.

I mean, you really would think that we were the

not only did we invent slavery, but we were basically the source of all of it.

And in reality, we, you know, look, any piece of that horrible past is something you don't want to own, and you need to own up to it if you did have a part of it.

But it's, you know, when you talk about it, relatively speaking, the American experience when it comes to slavery is a remarkably small part of the story for the amount of attention it gets.

Well, they also, I mean, the people who stopped slavery first were the British.

They were the first.

The second group to stop slavery was the Spanish, Mexico.

Okay?

Mexico stopped it before we did.

Or did they?

We're third, but we stopped it right away.

What did Mexico do?

They decided they were going to stop slavery in a hundred years.

So we're going to stop the slave trade, but in a hundred years, you better not have any slave or you got some splaining to do.

Wait a minute.

What?

That's what the founders are condemned for doing by saying we're going to stop the slave trade in 1807 and we're going to just, we'll find a place where we can exit off.

And we finally got so fed up with that that we had a civil war to stop the slave trade.

Mexico did a hundred years.

Did you know that the American Indians also had slaves?

Out of every,

I think it's out of every seven or eight

Native Americans in their census count

was a slave.

So one slave for every seven people.

And they didn't release their slaves until the 1880s.

Hello.

All right, so we're not just going to be giving you the same old facts.

We're going to be giving you the truth and perspective, but we're not doing it to dismiss or in any way to excuse slavery and the plight of the African American here.

What we're really doing is we're showing you the pattern so you can recognize it.

How does a group of people anywhere in the world decide they can slave, enslave another group of people?

because it's happening right now.

At the height of the, no, I'm sorry, this is all of the slave trade, I think, combined.

11 million slaves were happening around the globe.

That's the entire Western slave trade.

There's about 40 million enslaved today.

So instead of condemning our founders, instead of

demanding this, demanding that, or ignoring it,

you're just as bad if you don't work to stop slavery today.

How can you have any credibility if you're like, oh, those founders were horrible.

I would have stopped it.

What are you doing today?

What are you doing today?

So it's a really fascinating look, one we have worked really hard to get right because we know

it's a bloodbath if we get it wrong.

So we've worked really hard to get it right.

And your experience will be disturbing.

I wouldn't bring little, little kids to it because you're going to see

you're going to see some disturbing things.

And not only from the past, but we show you exactly what's happening today

all around the world.

So, oh, lynching.

Oh, yeah, that hasn't stopped.

That's happening over here in the world at a bigger scale.

Oh, they're trying to scare people by killing them.

We have evidence of people, churches, going to picnics to watch barbecues where they were burning blacks alive.

Oh, you find that horrible?

Well, that's happening over here with ISIS.

And we show it to you back and forth.

It's pretty remarkable.

It ends happily.

It ends in a very happy message.

What happens if we stop this nonsense?

So join us.

You can get your tickets now at

mercury1.org.

That's mercuryone.org.

And Stu is even going to be doing a few of those tours.

That's right.

You can sign up.

Myself and Jeffy giving you a tour of the museum.

We're very proud to do that, obviously, with the deep knowledge of everything going on and all the history there.

And you'll really have to be able to do that.

And

give me your take on the museum.

Well, and

that's one of the things we will be talking about, Glenn, is our take on the museum.

And I'm glad you brought that up.

You know,

I think we want to get into that in detail during the tour.

Like specifically, what are you going to get into in detail?

Well, yeah, exactly.

I think that's a great point.

And we're definitely going to be doing that.

It was a question, not a point.

No, I was a question.

Well, I think...

Just give me one thing that you think, you know, the one item that you're thinking,

I can't wait to show this.

Well, I can tell you this.

If you happen to come on the Stu and Jeffy tour as part of this,

you will be among an elite group.

No other tour that we are selling is going to give you the opportunity to rifle through Glenn's office.

None of these other tours are going to give you the sort of access to maybe some areas that aren't included in the normal museum.

Perhaps,

you know, perhaps there's some secret recordings you'll be listening to of Glenn off the air.

Now, this doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the actual topic of the museum, but you'll get to the museum.

I was just trying to get to the actual topic because I know you play such an

integral role in all of this.

You know what?

You're totally right about that, Glenn.

I do play an integral role.

And

for the people who, look,

I will say this.

You'll get to see all the history.

You'll get to see all the exhibits you get with all the other tours.

But you'll get so much more.

So much more.

Right.

I'll also be giving tours.

David Barton will also be giving tours.

And

I'm trying to convince Tim Ballard to come and also give tours because he has

deep, deep knowledge of stuff that is happening today.

And when you see the stuff that we have from ISIS,

it's terrifying.

It's really terrifying.

Anyway, the museum is happening the last week of June and the first week of July.

So make sure you join us.

Go to mercury1.org, mercuryone.org and get your tickets now.

I don't know general omission.

I don't know how much they are.

I don't know how much the tours, you know, I'm sure they're gouging your eyes out for tours, but all of it goes to save people and do all the things that we do with the Nazarene Fund, etc., etc.

So make sure you join us, mercury1.org.

Mercuryone.org.

Back in a minute.

So, you know, I have to talk about this cruise that we're all on, that Stu insisted on going going on.

And it's a

history tour of Venice and

Greece and

Dubrovnik,

the Holy Land, Israel.

And I just want to ask, what specifically are you going to be focused on, your part of history on this tour?

Just like the museum tour, I have very specific

goals in mind and very specific and important responsibility, which is after all the other people on the ship bore you to death with their history, you come have fun with me.

That's what happens.

Is that what it is?

It is.

Yes, you'll leave.

Eventually, you'll get sick of Bill O'Reilly saying something about blabbing on about whatever you're passing, and then you'll come meet me at the bar.

That's how this works.

Really?

I think you'll enjoy it.

So you won't actually be doing any work.

This is really more of a

bar tour for you.

It's a great way of putting it, And yes, you're 100% right.

Well, I will be mocking you when you give your historical information.

So that's always fun.

And then

I know I will be further

mocking you at the bar.

So

I'll definitely be worried about it.

So

if you didn't get enough mocking of me,

you can go right there and you can spend the whole night with Stu going, and I could have had my own show.

I could have done it.

I could have been a star.

I made that son of a...

You'd be nothing without me.

I'm much more coherent than that.

I mean, I make the same points, but I sound a little bit more clear.

You don't have to be drunk to make those points.

Anyway, it's an all-inclusive trip.

It includes all airfare, all gratuities, everything.

You never have to take out your wallet.

From the time you leave the airport to the time you return and get into your car, you don't have to spend a dime.

All inclusive.

Come saileaway.com.

That's come sailaway.com.

It's a great week or two, however much time you want to spend, getting away, seeing the sites that, quite honestly, may not be there for long,

and

learning the true history behind Europe and how it created us here in America.

Go to come saileaway.com.

That's come saileaway.com.

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

Tomorrow, I want to talk a little bit about this disturbing trend of erasing our history and erasing voices.

Do you know that you don't own any of the movies or music on iTunes that you think you just bought?

You don't own it.

Even though it says buy it or rent it, you're really actually only renting it as long as Apple or whoever, you know, Amazon Prime has the copyright

title, so they have the right to sell that to you.

But the minute they lose the rights to that, that's gone.

So, you know, when Disney says, hey, we're starting our own streaming service and we're starting our own platform, it's only a matter of time before all of those things you think you bought

are gone.

So then you have to buy a new library

now I was going through

yesterday I was just looking at the top 100 movies of all time and in the top 10 I can find two that absolutely shouldn't survive any kind of purge of political correctness I mean just think of gone with a wind you think gone with a wind is going to survive a purge of political correctness that could just disappear how How about all of our books?

You don't have to burn books anymore.

If they become unpopular, if these radicals take over, they're already being pulled from the shelves of our libraries for our schools,

and we say nothing about it.

They're not being taught.

What are the books?

What are the things?

What are the ideas?

What are the movies?

John Wayne, he's now a hater.

What are the movies that we should preserve, actually preserve on disc?

What are the books that we should preserve, actual books

in hardbound or on discs?

Because

they might go away.

We've already erased so much of our history, and they are so aggressive now on what's politically correct and what's not.

You don't have to have a match or a bonfire.

You don't have to have a group of people.

You just wake up one morning and that book is just no longer available.

That title is just no longer in your library.

For the sake of the future,

what is it that we should save?

What is it that we should do?

Who's recording history today?

Are you keeping a journal?

I want to talk to you about some of these things on tomorrow's show.

And I'd like you to think about if you were

If you knew you were going to be banished, if you knew that somehow or another something was going to happen,

you know, climate change was real,

and gee, Ocasio-Cortez, as you're running towards a warm cave, you're like, gee, I should have listened to AOC.

I know, it doesn't seem like it could happen, but just go with me.

What would be the things that you would want to take with you that would teach your kids about what America was, what the Western way of life really was, and what it could be?

What are those things?

I'd like to start compiling a list.

Write to me tonight at me at Glenbeck.com.

Me at Glenbeck.com.