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It is a pivotal week for Venezuela.

A lot is at stake.

Today, Vice President Mike Pence is meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guillaido.

Several other regional diplomats are going to be in Bogota, Colombia to meet the Vice President.

Their meeting now has new urgency after Venezuela's socialist dictator, Nicolas Maduro, showed his true colors over the weekend and began began gunning people down who are running for food.

We'll begin there in one minute.

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On Friday, Venezuelan military shot and killed two villagers, a man and a woman.

They injured a dozen more.

They were just trying to stop a military convoy from interfering with deliveries of food and medicine along the border of Brazil.

Maduro has closed the border with Brazil to prevent any aid from entering the country.

Because, you know, everything's great, because socialism works.

It works every time.

It's great.

We got this.

On Saturday, over 300 more civilians were wounded by Maduro and his forces.

They also burned two aid trucks.

Can you imagine

being a starving citizen and see

your soldiers set on fire food and medicine that you needed?

Can you even imagine that?

I mean, even the Nazis stopped some of that

when Hitler ordered it and they were retreating.

Many of the even Nazi soldiers and

executives decided not to do that.

Maduro's regime said it was protecting the country from aid that was poisoned by countries trying to interfere with Venezuela's affairs.

He said the U.S.

aid and aid from other countries is a precursor to invasion.

By Saturday night, the worldwide top-trending topic on Twitter was the Spanish version of hashtag military intervention now.

A lot of Twitter users

are asking for military intervention to remove Maduro, but so far most Latin American countries are tapping the brakes on that.

The attempt to transport humanitarian aid into Venezuela over the weekend was a test of the Venezuelans' military's loyalty to Maduro.

So far, it is kind of holding together.

However, 100 military officers have defected to Colombia and Brazil.

One of the sergeants that defected said, Quote, My colleagues also want to get out, but it's dangerous.

It takes real courage.

People insult us, but they need to understand that we too are afraid.

We're the military.

If we try to leave, we risk prison or death.

They threaten our families.

So what's going to happen?

We'll see.

Marco Rubio is saying this opens up all kinds of doors for military intervention.

The red line was killing people who were trying to get the aid.

The

diplomatic meetings in Colombia.

I don't know, right approach, wrong approach.

I don't know.

But probably wrong because Maduro, you know, he's a well-meaning socialist dictator.

He's just lost his way a bit, you know.

But if we could get Bernie Sanders just to go down to Venezuela and give Maduro some pointers, maybe lend him a copy of the Green New Deal and he can adapt it for Venezuela.

You know, it would be great.

Verde New Deal, I think is what he might want to call it.

And that would be fantastic.

Because the Venezuelan situation is nothing that can't be fixed by socialism done right.

They're just not doing it right this time

or any time.

But someday it's going to be done right.

We pray for the people of Venezuela.

I will tell you, today is a really important day.

Today is a day that I think

may

hasten or slow down

the destruction of our country.

Today is a day that we are voting on life in the Senate.

Ben Sasse has put together a bill that is going to be presented in Congress today.

And the question is,

will the Democrats vote for life?

And what I'm talking about is

life of a child that was born after a botched abortion.

So they blow the abortion.

Can they just let the baby just die or can they kill it?

Ben Sasse believes, and I think most Americans believe, no, you know what?

That baby has been born.

It's a baby.

You must treat it like a human being.

I mean, I can't believe we're at this point

to where we have to actually explain that.

You know, it's one thing if you're like, well, it's just a clump of cells at the very beginning and, you know, until there's a heartbeat.

I mean, that's okay.

All right.

First trimester.

I don't agree with it, but I can kind of see maybe

not this.

Not this.

Not a baby that has survived.

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So in hour number two, you do not want to miss hour number two.

But today is the day that we have to decide about life.

And I think if the Senate votes for life,

it may prolong our life as a nation.

If we are to the point to where we cannot vote in our Senate to protect the most innocent and weakest among us,

we are just going to destroy ourselves quickly.

And what do you want out of this?

A hundred to zero, basically?

No,

just pass it would be nice.

because they should be just Republicans, they should be able to pass it.

If they can't

pass it with Republicans, we're done.

I mean, this should.

However, this should get maybe 75.

It should get 90.

It really should.

Maybe 70, 75.

We talked to Ben Sess about this, I think, on Friday, and my question for him was, is there a way they can read this that indicates it's about something else, right?

Like, you know, because sometimes you'll have these bills that are supposed to be about, you know, the Sunshine, Unicorns, and Lollipops Act.

In reality, it's like like they're just implementing full communism in the United States.

And so you don't vote for the Sunshine, Unicorn, and Lollipops Act.

But that's not because you're against Sunshine, Unicorns, and Lollipops.

Right.

I would like to think here, because it does not seem to be a law, it's not a 1,200-page bill.

It's a very simple to understand, hey, don't kill babies after they're born.

Their only argument seems to be, well, we already have laws for that, which is true.

It's a good point, though.

Maybe we should focus on that.

There are laws against doing that.

They seem to keep doing it, though.

Where's the disconnect?

And maybe this calls it out more specifically.

So I do expect it to pass, and I do expect it to pass with larger numbers than just 52.

We'll see.

We'll see.

We'll see.

We'll see.

Okay, so the three things that I think we have to concentrate on as people: life.

Are we for life?

The second is what is life?

And I mean AI, AGI, ASI, because we're going to create life and it's going to change absolutely everything do we give this new life the ability to kill people

the third thing that we have to decide and it's probably between the abortion

the abortion thing I think will kill our society rapidly but the thing that will turn us off as a nation overnight is socialism and so the the three things life

AI,

and socialism,

we have to decide right on those three things.

Surely we will.

Oh my God.

I don't think you'd have to worry about that.

Right.

There's a big story in the New York Times today about the UK and how they're leading the road a little bit on this socialism thing, as they tend to do.

But it's a new kind, it's a new brand.

Yeah, it's not socialism.

This one's really actually communism.

According to the people who have designed it, yes.

But only according to them.

They call call it, well, it's not just communism because you think communism, you think like

concrete buildings in the Soviet Union.

No, no, no, no.

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No, no, no.

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It's like Robin Lou is telling you all about communism.

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Giving a speech at CPAC on Friday, and it is about these three things, life, AI, and

capitalism versus socialism is where I really concentrate.

And that's what's so scary because you see, this isn't just some foreign

Europe sort of issue here.

This is you're seeing with Alcasio-Cortez and so many.

It's coming here, too.

It's all over the place.

The story today is austerity.

That's what I know, the making of a UK millennial socialist.

And it's from the New York Times.

They go through and talk about how

this one they're using as an example.

His name is Alex McIntyre.

He was raised under this, you know, he's about 20, so he's raised in this post, largely post-collapse sort of era.

And he believes it's austerity, it's what I know of, it's my life.

I've never known in England that was a different way.

Now he's 19 and old enough to vote, and Mr.

McIntyre is making up for lost time.

Over the last six months, he was drawn into the center of the momentum movement.

An ideological marketplace buzzing with rebranded socialism and trade unionism.

Again, this is not my analysis of it.

They are saying the New York Times is telling you it's just rebranded socialism.

His parents may have gotten their news from the Sun and the Daily Mail, but he listens to reports on the crisis of capitalism from Novara Media, a left-wing independent media group.

Over Christmas, he started reading Marx.

It goes through his journey here.

He had worked through

different jobs and they'd never work out.

And his mommy and daddy have had all these problems.

He also, this is another one that is common.

The young also saw their views on exiting the European Union.

Three-quarters of them voted to remain, bulldozed by leavers of their grandparents' age.

I've heard this, this is not a new observation.

We heard Louis C.K.

make it recently in a clip that got him in trouble.

But like,

what happened to the rebels?

The young people used to be rebels.

They used to be people who didn't want more control.

Now all they want is more control.

You think an independent, you're a kid,

you want to control your own destiny, and three-quarters of them say to remain in the European Union?

You know, like, you know, Louis C.K.'s point was they're like royalty.

You must call me by this name that I've made up.

But it's like, it is such a, it's such a difference.

They, there used to be this fight against the man thing, and now it's just empower the man.

That's their version, their brand of rebelliousness.

So, Stu, I showed you, I put it up on Instagram.

It's not finished yet.

It's got a couple more hours to work on it.

But I did a painting about Ocasio-Cortez this weekend.

And it is rebellion art.

It is

underground kind of art.

This that I just hung up behind us, if you happen to be watching,

this is

a piece of anti-government propaganda style art that shows the government in bed with Google and Facebook.

And as I've been painting these things, I've realized

where are the rebels?

Where are the artists that are doing the subversive art?

They're not.

They're not.

They're all in bed with big control and big government.

All of the artists, if they would just stop and look at their art and then look at the art like this, they would go,

wait a minute, I'm on the wrong side here.

I'm supposed to be producing that.

Yeah, that's a good chunk of.

Oh, yeah, well, I'm going to listen to exactly what they tell me what to do.

Exactly.

That you're rebel.

I don't understand that rebel attitude.

Yeah, well, the state knows better.

Right.

What?

Oh, yeah.

Well, the state's going to design every aspect of my life to bear.

I don't want your freedom.

I'm like, that is a weird.

Don't you dare say that, or the government is going to shut you down.

Wait.

It's strange.

You know, it's like, I don't understand that vibe.

And it seems to be very prevalent here.

I mean, this is more from the the article.

He says

he's not representative of a generation, but his grievance is generational.

That the state has taken away benefits from his parents that his parents and grandparents enjoyed, like low-cost housing and free education.

So the failure of the previous socialist experiments now means you should have more socialist experiments?

Yes.

I don't understand that.

We've talked about this forever, that eventually socialism capitalism eventually, eventually, socialism,

you know it just collapses on top of itself but what comes out of it seems to be more and more a new kind of socialism that just doubles down on it instead of saying okay this thing failed let's go somewhere else it's jason

It's Jason.

It preys on the co-eds who are just wanting to have sex with each other.

They all dismiss it as, oh, that guy who thinks that Jason's coming to kill us.

He's crazy.

And he's the guy in the town who actually witnessed the first Jason.

And he's like, no, I'm not crazy, kids.

Listen to me.

I'm telling you, he's coming for you.

And he's coming with a hammer.

And he's coming with a sickle.

And he's coming for you.

Then everybody dies.

Jason does come.

And who's left?

Just a couple of people that, when they kill him, they're like,

we're done.

Except the crazy guy is the only one who notices, wait a minute, Jason's body is missing.

He's going to come back.

It just repeats itself over and over again.

First of all, you just ruined like 12 movies without a spoiler alert.

And that was sad because it's the plot of all of them.

But also, that's a great point.

That is exactly what socialism is.

You just

keep beating it down.

You think you've beaten it.

I mean, there was a time in relatively recent history where we all were like, okay, obviously capitalism has beaten socialism back.

And that debate is over.

It's over.

And now it's no more.

Bill Clinton, the era of big government is over.

Now, we know he didn't mean that, but the fact that a Democrat was making a major speech with that appeal, Tony Blair, same thing, much more rational than today's leaders.

And he was not a conservative by any means, but he was at least someone who acknowledged that the market worked well.

And this is at a time where it's obviously proven.

Billions of people are being ripped out of poverty.

They're now going to Jeremy Corbyn as a leader, who we know is an anti-Semite, among other things, and had been dismissed before.

And it goes into this larger piece of

this fully automated luxury communism.

And the quick sell for this, and you'll be very familiar with it because you've talked about this exact thing, I mean, as long as probably five years ago, which is AI is coming, automation is coming, these jobs are going away.

What are we going to do about that as communists?

What we do about that is take advantage of it.

Now people no longer have to work these long hours.

They can all be automated and we can just get money from the government and we can do all these things that are wonderful.

We can go and

we can learn different dances, we can learn different languages.

We flamingo dances, exactly.

That was actually one of the examples.

No, it is flamingo dancing.

You could learn all of them, you can learn

in that New York.

It's in an I went down a rabbit hole a little bit on this this weekend.

It was one of the videos, the main videos, explainers of what this is.

Oh, and they said you could go learn all these languages.

People are clamoring to learn flamingo dancers.

Oh, my gosh.

It's all about, I mean, I would say 90% of our future is based on flamingo dancing.

We have to get back into this.

Oh, yeah.

Pat's going to be joining us here in a second, but we have to talk about this because Stu's right.

I talked about it five years ago.

And if this audience doesn't understand

what is ahead, if you don't understand

why basic minimum income is floating around and who's pushing it and why it's being pushed, if you don't understand it, you're going to lose.

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Pat, what is your prediction today on the Senate with the vote on life?

Ben Sasse is going to be proposing that we, you know, we don't kill babies after they're born.

Oh, my gosh, he's a radical.

Oh, what a radical.

Yeah.

So the woman has no right to choose now.

Is that what Ben Sasse is saying?

No right to choose.

No,

this is the child that is.

Just because the kid's in the fourth trimester, that doesn't mean that the woman doesn't have a right to choose.

Fourth trimester.

Fourth trimester.

Fourth trimester.

How many trimesters would you say you have to make that choice 865 okay trimesters trimesters yeah so at 866 when the person is well over 200 years old yeah so then that's that's ridiculous can i tell you something if our mothers had the option of killing us up until our let's just say up until we were 20 we would all be dead that's

we would all be dead

shouldn't mommy always have a choice though i mean

she she was responsible for uh this baby being born entirely.

They brought us into the world

out of it.

So there you go.

I think that's going to work.

I think it's going to work well.

Yeah.

I think it's going to be great.

I think it's going to be really great.

It'll pass, though, and I think it'll get some Democrats voting for it.

Because

some people, especially the people in the whatever, the red state Democrats will feel like it's going to be an advantage if they vote for it.

So they'll do it.

It's not going to mean anything anyway.

That's going to be their idea.

It's not going to mean anything.

Do you think it'll pass?

I don't think it'll pass.

Really?

I mean, it's 52.

We're done.

I'm saying it's in the Senate.

That's true.

I'm saying just in the Senate, though.

Senate has 52.

In the Senate, it absolutely should.

Yeah.

In the House, it should.

They probably won't even take it up in the House, though, because it's a Democratic-led.

If you can't agree to life after birth, then yeah, we're done.

We're done.

It's over.

We're done.

Yeah.

And I think any kind of squirrely way of getting around this, getting out of this, I think

does not bode bode well for us.

I think as a society, when we can't clearly all come together and say, no, we should not let this baby just wither and die, you know, in a little dish someplace.

or, you know, or be able to kill it after it's born.

If we can't say that, we are a society that is too far off the rails.

Well, yeah, the most radical Democrats used to say viability.

Once viability is passed, then okay, that's too far.

That's nowhere near where they are now.

They're so extreme on this that.

Now it's college degree.

If the kid has a college degree, we probably shouldn't kill it.

Well, is it a master's or is it just a bachelor's?

Yeah, no, it's got to be a master's.

Yeah, it's got to be a master's.

A doctorate or a master's or something like that.

It has to be.

And it has to have the right voting habits.

Of course, obviously.

That goes without saying.

That's why they went through college

to make sure they got the right voting habits.

Once they get through college, then we got them.

But if they come out of college and they still want to be a conservative, we got to kill them.

Now, do they need 60 votes for this?

No.

They don't.

That's a good question.

I'm not sure.

They should be able to pass it with 60 votes.

This is not a difficult one.

Why would they need 60 votes?

Well, the theoretical use of the filibuster.

I just don't know

if the Democrats could theoretically filibuster it.

I mean, it's only a filibuster than if they filibuster this.

That's what they did last time.

They wanted to do it with unanimous vote, and they stopped it because of the, what was it?

She said

from

Washington State.

She said, well, that's not what this says.

So I'm not even going to, I'm not even, I refuse to vote on this.

Well, okay.

Right, right.

That is what that bill said in New York and what the governor was saying and what that bill provided in Virginia that didn't pass.

So you are wrong on that one,

Representative Murray or Senator Murray.

You're wrong on that.

However, this one has nothing to do with anything other than if there is a botched abortion or if there is something wrong with a baby that is born,

do you have the right to kill it?

Yes or no?

And more specifically, do you have to try to save it, right?

I mean, like, of course you should.

It's alive.

It's there.

Like, the idea is we could just kind of, well, put it on a shelf over there and it'll slowly die on its own.

That's not us killing it.

That's like legitimately their line, which is a creepy line.

It is.

It used to be people were shocked by the Kermit Gosnell stuff, and that's exactly what this is.

You're killing a baby after it's been born alive.

Isn't that what Gosnell was accused of multiple times?

Yeah, but he wasn't

shocked anybody.

Nobody was shocked by that.

No, and they're certainly not now.

No, nobody was shocked by that.

Wait until you hear.

Wait until you hear.

Next hour.

Have you seen the movie Unplanned?

No.

Okay.

Stu and I saw it, what, last week?

It comes out in a couple weeks.

And we saw it.

And

I am not a fan of

Christian movies because they get all Christian-y, and it's like, who's going to...

Who wants a Christian-y Christian movie?

No, no, no.

Here's the thing.

If you're going to make a Christian movie and you just want Christians to watch it, then go.

Go for it.

But if you're trying to expand your audience a little bit.

Right.

If you're trying to get people in that disagree with you, you can't make that formula.

It doesn't work.

Because people who aren't Christians roll their eyes and like, okay.

So this one I went into really skeptical.

And

was there any place in it, Stu, where you thought it was preachy at all?

Not particularly, especially for one of these movies.

I mean, it was, you know, like, for example, one of the first scenes, I'm not giving tons away, but there was an abortion protest going on, and there is

an anti-abortion, pro-life protester there who is screaming at the women as they go into the abortion clinics and saying saying all sorts of sort of nasty things.

You're a killer, you're a murderer, you're gonna.

Exactly.

And so you'd think in a Christian-y movie.

They wouldn't do that.

Right.

Like, right.

And they, in this movie, take the correct, I think, view, which is kind of to make him look like the bad guy.

However,

they don't take the easy path, which is like he makes great points and he's kind of a jerk.

Like,

it's kind of one of those things where they show like there's two different ways to handle this.

And the way that

handling it the right way, the effective way, is not just screaming, you're a baby killer from the side of the fence.

Right.

Right.

And so I think they handled it a good, I think they handled that pretty well.

Yeah.

So it's great.

Did you notice any swear words?

I didn't notice that.

Yeah.

They might have said, oh, my heck, in it.

Okay.

Or there may have been one double heck, I'll say it.

There may be a double double heck.

So there's no swearing in it.

There's no sex.

There's nothing.

Okay.

There is nothing implied.

If someone's pregnant, there must have been implied sex.

It's a good thing.

There was implied sex.

So the only thing that is in this movie is one disturbing scene, actually, two disturbing scenes, where the first one is showing the abortion, but it shows nothing, really.

It shows the sonogram where the doctor needs her, this Abby Johnson person, to hold the sonogram up on the mom's belly.

And so she can, so the doctor can see the baby to make sure he's getting all of the pieces.

And so you see this procedure via black and white on a sonogram.

It's rated R.

The MPAA has rated it

rated R.

Wonder how, why?

Why would they do that?

Why?

Because this is just a clump of cells you see.

Oh my gosh.

There is nothing wrong with it.

It is disturbing because you see the baby actually fight for its life.

It's amazing.

But it's in black and white.

Now, they do show the tube.

They show the tube coming out with blood and baby parts, but you don't see the baby parts.

You just see this suction of blood coming out from underneath the draping of the surgery draping.

That's it.

That's not excessive.

That's not graphic.

Oh, my gosh.

I mean, you see much worse than that in PG-13.

Of course, you have.

Of course you have.

Along with one F-word, you can also use.

And they didn't even do their supply of one F word, two F words, huh?

Nothing.

You should throw that in at the end.

I think there might be a, literally.

I'm going to say

there might be a damn in this movie.

There might be the use of

the D word, damn.

That's about as bad as it gets.

I mean, look, the scene is utterly disturbing.

However, it's disturbing to me and to you because you are pro-life and you think it's a baby.

To someone, to the culture at large, I don't see why it would be disturbing.

If it's a clump of cells and this is just a procedure, why would you care?

Right.

It's most likely rated R because of the way it portrays

and everything that they say about Planned Parenthood is verbatim.

And it's all verbatim.

And that's true story, right?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The abortion person who switched sides and

pro-life.

Correct.

Yeah, yeah.

And you

look at the way Planned Parenthood comes off.

You see the nurses who are not really thinking.

And, you know, some of them are very into it.

Some of them are, you know, not.

They're just not thinking.

They're just thinking they're doing a good thing because only a few of them go into the surgeries where this is performed.

Most of them don't.

And when you see the leadership of Planned Parenthood and the things that they do behind the scenes, it is, it's clearly wrong and clearly evil.

Yeah,

the only time that I felt like, okay, this is a little over the top, are there's a few lines from the people of Planned Parenthood.

And you're kind of just like, okay, there's no way they would say that.

However, those are all quotes.

Abby was there and they got quotes from, again, like it's Abby's word at some level.

So, but I mean, you know, still, but we've heard it.

We've heard things like it now in these hidden videos.

And is it worse than the James O'Keefe stuff that we know they said?

Right, no.

No.

No.

Right on that level.

No.

It's exact.

And what they're trying to do, and I'm going to talk about it next hour, what they're trying to do is get people who don't go to rated R movies

and people who are

saying, oh, well, I can't bring my daughter now.

Think of this.

You can go in for an abortion without parental consent.

But you can't see this movie.

But you can't see this movie.

That's amazing.

Incredible.

Yeah.

Wow.

We'll have more on that coming up in a minute.

Pat, thank you so much.

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The number of states where liberals outnumber conservatives has now dropped by more than 30%.

Hmm.

Yeah,

this is an interesting phenomenon.

This is is something we've talked about a little bit before, and there's two ways to read it.

One is really exciting for conservatism and the future of conservatism.

But again, does it feel like that more in that world right now?

Does it feel like liberals are having a tough time at the moment?

So here's the latest Gallup survey.

Now only six states

are liberal.

The rest are conservative or lean conservative.

In every other state but California, where conservatives and liberals split 29 to 29, conservatives lead.

In every other state but California, where conservatives and liberals split 29 to 29.

Does that feel like a state that is split?

Right.

And this is kind of why I have a

piece of skepticism every time I've seen this study, and they've been doing this for quite a long time.

It's interesting

to think about.

However, there's a point of it I think that also

is more of like people avoiding the labels of liberal, which is surprising that that hasn't come back.

Maybe they should start putting socialists in there.

It'll probably beat all the categories.

But

the idea that there's more and more conservatives feels great and

it's a possibility of exciting things in the future.

But I think almost like it's conservatives stick with that label more, where people like on the left want to say that they're moderate, even though these left-wing policies are nothing but moderate.

It could be that as well, which is not nearly as exciting, but still telling.

The residents of most U.S.

states are more likely to identify as conservative than as liberal.

The conservative advantage is significantly greater than the national average, including 19 highly conservative states in which conservatives outnumber liberals by at least 20 percentage points.

This is partially to something that coincides with that move towards independent, where there seems to be less Republicans and Democrats, and people kind of want to get away from those labels and are becoming independent, even though their voting habits aren't really changing all that much.

People leave the Republican Party and wind up voting Republican anyway.

You know, we talked about the Labor Party earlier.

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Corbin.

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Communist, probably, because he's always loved these communist countries.

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I find it interesting that we have the same thing going on here, and we haven't seen any defections from the Democrats.

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And I don't know that we're going to.

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What does rated R mean to you?

What does it suggest to you?

Depravity, extreme depravity, extreme violence, blood, gore,

sex,

violence.

Now, would the left have you believe that any of that is involved besides sex in abortions?

There is a movie that you must see that is coming out that the MPAA has just rated R

but I want you to hear about this movie and hear why they said it was rated R.

This is a political move trying to get people to not see this movie.

And

it's one of the most important movies to come out in a very long time.

I think this movie is part of changing the game forever on abortion.

Today is a big day as Ben Sasse leads the Senate to say, you can't kill babies after they've been born.

We'll see how that, if that passes or not in the Senate.

And this,

unplanned, we begin in one minute.

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Unplanned is a movie that Stu and I saw about two weeks ago.

It's a movie that I kind of went begrudgingly because

I was was going to be watching it with the filmmakers.

And I don't like watching movies with the filmmakers because I'm a softy and I want to say nice things.

But if you're bringing it to me, I got to tell you the truth.

And I really did not think I would like this movie because I don't like a lot of Christian movies

only because

I'm...

I'm trying to take friends to it that don't believe in the same things I do.

And so it's so, I mean, it's great to, you know, preach to the choir, but that's not what I want a Christian movie to do.

I want it to preach to my friends that, that, that are not involved.

So maybe you will open their eyes.

And it ends up turning people off, usually.

So I went in very,

almost against my will.

And

I watched it, and I started with a skeptical position, and I really, really like this movie.

In fact, halfway through this movie, I thought

we may see the end of abortion in my lifetime, in the next 10 years.

We may actually see that because of the way technology is changing, the way people's feelings are, they're going to go too far and people will have affectionate feelings.

And this movie,

it is, it's clean, there's no swearing in it, there's no sex in it, there's no drugs in it, there is nothing except what the MPAA said,

which was that

it is a deeply disturbing scene.

There are three scenes in which the film directly addresses abortion, and the MPAA

has objected to all three.

They specifically made mention of objection to grainy black-and-white sonogram images that were part of one of the scenes.

Now,

to point that out, what you're seeing is not blood and gore.

You are seeing a sonogram.

You all know, everybody knows what that looks like, those grainy black and white pictures.

And you're seeing a doctor's tube come up to the little baby, and you see the baby actually fight for its life as it's sucked into a tube.

That is the reason this is rated R.

And I want you to know, if you believe it's life, it is extraordinarily disturbing.

But if you don't believe it's life,

that's not disturbing.

That's just an everyday performing of an abortion.

A bunch of cells.

What's the big deal?

Right.

And the sonogram is not shown to the mother ever.

They never see it, but the doctor has to see it to make sure that he's getting the entire baby.

And when that baby goes into the tube and the doctor says, and this is a direct quote from a doctor who was doing it.

And this movie is a true life story.

He said, beam me up, Scotty.

And they see the baby go into the tube on the sonogram.

And it is disturbing.

Now, they say this is not politically motivated at all.

But to talk about the ratings and how they work, Mark Joseph, he's a producer, Chronicles of Narnia, Passion of the Christ, Little Boy, Son of God.

He's working on some really great new movies right now, including Tolkien and Lewis.

Silence Patton, also Reagan

is another one that he's working on right now.

Welcome, Mark Joseph.

How are you?

Hey, Glenn, great to be with you again.

How are you doing?

I'm good.

So help me figure out the MPAA thing, other than this is to stop people from going to see this movie.

Well, look, I've seen the movie as you have.

This is a curious case where this may be the day of demarcation, the MPA ruling day, of when America switched sides on this issue.

Because as you say, you know, if this was a sonogram or a medical depiction on a grainy screen of a tooth extraction or the day my ulcer was removed, or whatever it might be.

Tumor.

It wouldn't be a big deal.

A tumor, right, right.

I had a tumor removed, and here's the picture of it.

So in a strange way, the real housewives of MPAA, which is basically what it is, it's nice, you know, housewives and couples living in Beverly Hills or Los Angeles who decide these things.

They have strangely admitted the pro-life cause here.

It's curious.

Now, the question is,

I was involved with The Passion, as you know, with Mel, and the question is, is the R rating going to do what it didn't do for The Passion?

It actually encouraged people to go watch The Passion.

It didn't dissuade.

And so that's, but Bill says, I watch a lot of movies, Glenn.

I see much worse in PG-13 for me.

honestly this is a pg13 movie this this may be even pg if it wasn't a child that you see on that grainy black and white if it wasn't a child tell me mark how many swear words are in it

i i didn't count any you know what i would consider the words that get you to the are

truly is these depictions yeah it may be a damn there might be a damn there's no sex in it there's nothing revealing there's there's no profanity there's no drug use except for prescription drugs being administered by a doctor horribly.

I mean, it is there's nothing that you would find in a PG-13 movie.

Now, listen, I don't mind this standard if it's applied equally across all movies, but to suddenly be clutching our pearls and say there's gambling downstairs, that's just

funny.

Right.

Here's the thing:

they are making the case, and there is a difference between

the Passion of the Christ, which I saw, and was, I mean, it was a true depiction, but it was violent and gory.

So

I think they stood by their own rules.

That was a violent and gory movie, but that's what crucifixion was like.

And so if you really wanted to see crucifixion, it was rated R.

There was no PG-13 crucifixions that actually happened, they were all violent and gory.

So, that one's

I love your depiction of not wanting to watch films with the filmmakers because I had to watch The Passion with a certain person named Mel Gibson sitting to my right the first time.

And I thought, what am I going to do if I have to leave the room?

He's sitting right.

Well,

I had to look away four times with that movie.

I just couldn't take it all.

Right.

But this one, this is not the case here.

It's just a movie.

It's a story.

If you can't handle a grainy image of the screen suddenly disappearing, then

there's something wrong.

Well, no, no, no.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

I want you to know, both Stu and I,

we saw that.

And after we saw it, we did look away from the screen, but it was in the look away of the screen of, oh, good God, that is clearly a child out of

the world.

It was more of a what have we become.

Right.

I mean, and that's the thing.

I think it is very disturbing to people who believe, you know, certainly in the pro-life cause and people who believe those are really babies.

It shouldn't be to our society, though, that allows this legally.

Right.

There's absolutely no reason in a society that says,

oh, you know, there's nothing wrong with abortion.

That's fine.

A society that says that should be able to watch this.

And

I'm going to take a really,

I don't think I've ever done this, and it bothers me to do it to some degree,

But I'm going to take a very contrary position to my faith.

My faith, they don't see rated R movies, and so I never recommend rated R movies, you know, for people to see.

I do see them from time to time.

But

this one,

every member of the Church of Latter-day Saints needs to see this movie.

If you are a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, you must see this movie.

In my opinion,

I know you don't see rated R movies.

This is not a rated R movie.

There is nothing objectionable about this, except for the scene.

And if you have teenage children, you need to take, it will bother them.

It will bother them.

But they need to see the evil that they are being faced with.

They need to see

what the adversary is actually doing and promoting.

Your kids are hearing, shout your abortion.

Oh, there's nothing wrong with it.

Your kids will know there is something deeply wrong with abortion.

Every parent must take their probably 15-year-old kid to see this movie.

You must see this movie.

You want to fight the evil that is abortion.

You have to be able to look it in the eye.

And our kids are the targets now.

And that's why your kid at 15 can go in and have an abortion without you even knowing it.

But the MPAA says you can't go, your 15-year-old kid can't go into this without knowing about it.

That is a world upside down.

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Mark Joseph, who is a producer for many big Hollywood films, on on with us today talking about the movie Unplanned receiving an R rating from the MPAA, which it does absolutely does not deserve.

This is trying to get people to keep your kids away from it.

And little kids, you know, should not go to this.

This is, or you can just cover their eyes for that scene.

But when you see a baby fighting for its life on a sonogram,

you know clearly.

And it is an absolute,

I mean, you're convicted.

At that point, you're convicted.

One way or another, you're convicted to stop it, or you are convicted as a murderer.

I mean, it's that clear in this movie.

Mark, are they going to fight this?

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

No, you know,

they have to accept it because of the release date that's coming up.

But, you know, one of the big slogans on this topic in the 90s and 80s was who decides?

And I think that's the topic here.

And frankly, I don't get my own values and my family's values from a group of nice couples in Beverly Hills we don't decide that way right I look at all kinds of reviews and so the notion that an R rating from the MPA makes my decision as a dad or as a husband or whatever it's it's ridiculous as a viewer it makes no difference to me so I'm more interested in what people like you think what people that I respect think leaders think or if I've seen it myself I think that's got to be the issue here is who decides who decides your values Well, I will tell you this: you know, our church has said, and it's a very arbitrary line, and they admit it.

They're like, it's an arbitrary line.

But what they do say is, you might go to some PG-13 movies that you should get up and walk out of.

And I have.

And there's been some PG-13 that you're like, whoa, whoa, wait a minute, this is way over the line for my kids.

And we have walked out of those.

This is the opposite.

This is an R rating that should not be R.

You should be warned that it is a difficult scene to watch, but it is worth watching.

And it's one that you can bring your friends to that are not all Christian-y, you know, people who are not going to church every Sunday.

And everyone should see this.

We are debating now one of the most important things for the survival, I think, of our country.

What is life?

And we should all see this movie.

Yeah, one thing that I found interesting, too, is there's actually a real abortion doctor is acting in one of the scenes performing at abortion.

I thought that was interesting because that lends to the authenticity.

And you know, it is somebody's story.

By the way, an ex-abortion doctor, I should say, but it is somebody's real story.

This is not a made-up story.

This is the way it is, this is the way it looks.

And I, for myself, I would think 13 is the cutoff point, 13, 14, something like that.

Yeah, I think so too.

Or if you have a very sensitive child.

I mean, it is, it

does show the death of a child.

But that's the point.

That's the point.

And they're making the point for us by saying this is rated R.

Isn't that the point?

Yeah, and again, this is in the context, Glenn, of a culture in which everything goes, right?

So that's the part that I still can't get over.

Suddenly discover there's gambling downstairs.

I mean, 13 reasons.

Think of all the stuff that we see on a regular basis.

That is PG, PG13.

there needs to be a consistent standard all the way across not all of a sudden clutching pearls so

Mark when you when you watch this you know Abby Johnson

I recently I met her yes okay so did you know her story did she tell you her story before you saw this movie I really didn't know much about her.

I vaguely knew about her, but there was a lot of surprising elements in the story.

You know, one, Glenn, if you remember, remember her boyfriend decides to marry her, even though she's a

clinic director.

Yes.

I just thought that was really interesting.

The guy's a very conservative, church-going Texas guy, and he loves her so much.

He's like, I'll overlook that because, you know, I hope you'll change something like that.

That was pretty shocking to me.

The other thing that I think is shocking to most people is the way Planned Parenthood

operates and the truth behind the scenes.

And this we know to be true from,

you know, at least the courtroom documents we know.

And also we know it to be true from Abby.

And she said that these are quotes from Planned Parenthood.

And they're nothing that we haven't now seen from Project Veritas on, you know, the Planned Parenthood people.

We've seen them this callus, but to see them in this movie, it really makes those Project Veritas videos

even more real.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, there was a really good performance in the film, by the way, of the director, I guess her boss at Planned Perited by, Robia, who was a dancer for Prince back in the day.

And she does a really good performance as a cold, steely-eyed woman in the film.

Really a knockout performance.

I do know Robia,

and she does a great job.

And I think the actress that plays Abby is also really good.

And I think

they weren't happy with any of the choices.

And at the last minute,

they asked her to audition.

She did.

She got the job and had to pack.

I think they saw her and then said, yes, go home and pack.

And they were going to start shooting like

a week later.

And she just left, packed, got on an airplane, and then called everybody in her life and said, hey, I just got a job.

And she's really good.

I thought she was really, really good.

Because actually, the next day, Gladys,

but you know, look,

I share a lot of the criticism that you just shared earlier about Christian movies.

I think it's stupid to label them, first of all, as such.

Yes, the quality is often low.

This is not that.

This is a story.

It's a movie.

You can go there with your friends.

It's not that kind of a thing.

And I think it's going to have an impact.

I think so too.

The movie is unplanned.

Unplanned.

It has wrongly been given a rated R

rating.

If we were all in agreement of what abortion was, maybe that would be right.

But we're not.

They're trying to get you to stop you.

See this movie.

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It seems like that's the way this stuff happens now.

Like, would

Jesse Smollett really have dealt with a big hassle if it wasn't for the online outrage against his obviously fake story?

No.

I mean, we went through a list of, I think it was like 30 different stories of people who had said there was a Trump-related attack.

Trump's supporter attacked me because I'm black.

Trump's supporter attacked me because I'm gay, whatever it is.

And

none of them had any significant penalty associated with it in the aftermath.

They were all, you know, some of them got probation, some of them had a fine, some of them may have had short little jail terms, but it was pretty much nothing for most of them.

That doesn't seem to be a crime that is a big deal.

Unless, of course, you're a celebrity and people get online and start complaining about it.

And then that becomes a big deal.

That's not supposed to be how the legal system works, but no, it's supposed to be useful justice forever.

No, yeah, no, that's fair.

So, you know, speaking of Smollett, he has Terrence Howard's

endorsement now.

Oh, that's one you want.

Yeah, he's good.

Oh, yeah.

Now, in case you don't know, he's the star of Empire.

He also was in the first RoboCop.

Iron Man.

I'm saying RoboCop oddly.

I don't know why.

Because I always think of him in the uniform going in and flying in.

So I always, I don't know why.

It's not RoboCop.

It's Iron Man.

He actually made more than Robert Downey Jr.

did for Iron Man.

He made $3.5 million more than Robert Downey Jr.

did.

That's how big of a star he was at that time.

That was 2008.

And he had come off of Crash, which was Best Picture,

probably the worst Best Picture of all time.

I don't know.

I didn't see, what was it, Green Book?

or whatever it was.

I hear that's great.

I want to see that.

I've heard it's good, but I have not seen it.

Crash sucked.

It was a terrible movie, and it should never have been Best Picture, but it made the right point about racism at a time they were trying to make it.

So they made it best picture.

He was also in Hustle and Flow, and of course, Iron Man made lots of money, and then his career fell apart.

Yeah, well, in Rolling Stone, they did a really interesting thing, and I just want to give you a couple of things here that they write.

And I'm just going to quote him.

Today, for me, has been about searching out who I am.

We've all got these different faces that want to come out.

There's at least four just in this moment with a possible expansion to 432.

But which one do you let out?

Is it the person who's cool that you've mastered?

Is it the excited little boy?

Oh, boy.

So, this is the opening of

the interview with Rolling Stone magazine.

They're standing there in the entrance of his house, and he's starting to say things like this.

And I imagine the reporter's like, oh, this is going to be interesting.

He continued to love himself, he says, by buying scissors, wire, magnets, and vast numbers of sheets of plastic.

He had a theory.

It might seem crazy, might even be crazy, but a long time ago he had gotten hold of this notion that one times one doesn't equal one, but two.

This is serious, by the way.

This is what Terrence Howard actually believes, that one times one does not equal one, one times one equals two.

He began writing down his logic in a language of his own devising that he calls teriology.

He wrote forward and and backward with both his right and left hands, sometimes using symbols he made up that look foreign, if not alien, to keep his ideas secret until they could be patented.

In 2013, he got married again to an LA restaurateur named Mira Pack.

The two would spend up to 17 hours a day cutting shapes out of plastic and joining them together into various objects meant to demonstrate not only his one times one theory, but many of his other theories as well.

Howard then breaks back from the mirror, returns to the living room.

The place is filled with his fantastical plastic assemblages.

Have you seen a picture of these?

I have not seen a picture of them.

I'd love to see this.

I've only read the article online, so they bear a similarity to building blocks, but the shapes are infinitely more complex in two dimensions and three, tied together by copper wire or held in place by magnets.

There are hemispheres, cubes, terahedrons with flighty wings.

Some of the objects are small as mice, others big as fire hydrants, some are hanging, some freestanding, a few larger ones lit from the inside with LED twinkle stars.

They are gorgeous and otherworldly.

He has no name for them.

They just are, and he loves them as much as he loves himself and his infant son, Kurin, who's sleeping nearby and one day will inherit U.S.

patent number two zero one five zero zero seven

Systems and Methods for Enhanced Building Block Applications, among others.

So we think about this guy.

He's saying, hey,

one times one is two.

And the way I'm going to prove this is by cutting out crystals and plastic and getting them all together like building blocks.

He goes on, I mean, this is...

This is unbelievable.

He says, look at these things.

He's talking about these crystals and stuff he's built.

In those four years where I was shunned and walked away from everything, look at what I've created.

Since I was a child of three or four, I was always wondering, you know, why does a bubble take the shape of a ball?

Why not a triangle or a square?

Right.

I figured it out.

Oh.

If Pythagoras was here to see it, he would lose his mind.

Einstein, too.

Tesla.

He shakes his head.

I love this.

This is a great line from the Rolling Stone Reporter.

He shakes his head at the miracle of it all, his eyes opening wide, a smile beginning to trace itself, like he's expecting applause or an award.

And all you can do is nod your head and try to follow along.

He's convinced he's right and that he's about to change the world.

Now listen to this.

This is the last century that our children will ever have been taught that one times one is one.

They won't have to grow up in ignorance.

20 years from now, they'll know that one times one equals two.

We're about to show a new truth, the true universal math.

And the proof is in these pieces.

I have created the pieces that make up the motion of the universe.

We work on them about 17 hours a day.

She cuts, his wife cuts, and puts on the crystals.

I do the work of soldering them together.

They tell the truth from within.

Okay, so,

dude,

you know, I don't know if you know this, but,

you know, one times one does equal one.

How dare you?

And

I'm just saying.

And it's the math that we use to get to the moon.

And you got to be.

Did we?

Did we get to the moon?

You got to be pretty accurate, you know, to get to the moon and to just, I don't even know, run a nuclear power plant.

This is also convenient.

Can I at least give you his argument?

Yes.

Okay.

This is how it happened.

One times one equals one.

This is the genesis of it.

After high school, he attended Pratt University Institute, excuse me, in Brooklyn, studying chemical engineering until he got in an argument with a professor about one times one, what one times one equals.

Here's the argument.

How can it equal one?

He said.

If 1 times 1 equals 1, that means that 2 is of no value because 1 times itself has no effect.

1 times 1 equals 2 because the square root of 2, excuse me, the square root of 4 is 2.

So what is the square root of 2?

Should be 1.

But we're told it's 2.

First of all, we're not told the square root of 2 is 2.

So

what's the square root?

That cannot be.

This apparently did not go over well, he says, and he soon left school.

I mean, you can't conform when you know innately that something's wrong.

I mean, if I didn't convince you with that, I don't know how you're ever going to get on board.

This guy is nuts.

And it's worse than

violent.

Yeah, exactly, because it's worse than just being nuts.

This is the Me Too era, right?

This is a guy who's on one of the bigger shows on television, and we're talking about Jesse Smollett correctly.

Faking hate crimes is a big deal.

It takes resources away from police officers.

It does all sorts of terrible things.

But isn't it minor in comparison to what I'm about to describe here?

In 2001, he was arrested for slugging his first wife.

We married in 1989, divorced in 2003, remarried in 2005, and divorced again in 2007, which led to a guilty plea for disorderly conduct.

According to the police report, he had, quote, punched her twice with a closed fist.

About that one, he's contrite.

She was talking to me real strong, and I lost my mind, and I slapped her in front of the kids.

Her lawyer said it was a closed fist, but even slapping her was wrong.

Okay, that's number one.

Again, this is not a Me Too violation.

For some reason, this is not a Me Too violation.

What happened in Costa Rica?

She was trying to mace me, and you can't see anything.

So all you can do is try to bat somebody away, and I think something caught her, but I wasn't trying to hit her.

2005 in a restaurant when he beat somebody up.

Howard was a couple were going to be seated.

They got in an argument that didn't end until Howard knocked the man to the ground and hit the woman.

He's had several of these really violent episodes.

His wife says,

This sounds like a great relationship, Glenn.

We have an amazing connection.

I mean, he's not perfect, doesn't do the dishes, doesn't cook, doesn't lift a finger.

I mean, I probably leave him 30 times a month.

She laughs and goes on.

He's so selfish, but you know, he didn't have much of a childhood.

It was difficult for him, being picked on and bullied all the time.

We don't have a normal life.

In our two years together, I've only gone to restaurants with him two or three times.

We've never been to the supermarket together.

We've never been to the movies.

I've never gotten a gift from him.

Never, never.

And then every minute he has free, it's to do this: cut the stupid plastic shapes.

I help him cutting, drawing, and putting things together.

I've developed a slight foam of agoraphobia lately.

I never go out.

I have no friends here.

I feel like Rapunzel.

Stunningly, immediately after this interview, they were getting divorced.

Yes.

And they are currently divorced.

That's amazing.

Amazing.

That's amazing.

That's okay, though.

Right.

And he's the guy that has come out and said, That is not the Jussie I know.

Okay, dude.

Whatever.

Oh, man.

But we do know this.

One times one equals two.

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This is the Glenn Beck program.

Today's a really important day for life in America.

And the reason why I say that is we're going to be voting in the Senate on Ben Sasse's bill that you can't kill a baby, even if it's a botched botched abortion,

through neglect or actually physically killing it after it's been born.

And if we can't get this one right, if we avoid it or can't get this one right, I think this hastens our destruction.

I really do,

one way or another.

So we're watching that.

Also,

yesterday, a beautiful, beautiful video was released.

And it is the 40th anniversary of the Down Syndrome Foundation, trying to change people's opinions on the value of life.

This is a doctor, kind of set in an old timey

center, explaining Down syndrome, and then you see what we know today.

Watch.

Listen.

Down syndrome?

Well,

there'll be a lot of limitations.

Are you sure about that?

They tend to do well performing only the simplest of tasks.

I am a lobbyist on Capitol Hill.

A regular life with lasting relationships?

We've been together for 14 years.

Their cognitive ceiling limits their ability to work.

I own a business.

Low muscle tone prevents any possibility of achievement in sports.

I wouldn't expect much.

I would are a Amy Winion Seoul.

It's a stretch for them to live past their 50th birthday.

To be blunt with you, it's a lifetime of limitations.

Your limitations.

Not mine.

Not mine.

Not mine.

Not mine.

40 years of changing the way people think.

We are on the precipice now.

We've had 40 years and look at the difference on the way we view Down syndrome now, Special Olympics and everything else.

And we are being dragged back into the dark ages by progressives, by progressive

medicine.

Yeah, they're now saying they've cured it.

They've cured Down syndrome.

Not by curing any issues, but by just aborting the kids before they show up as Down syndrome babies.

Right.

Because of all of the reasons that doctor, who's supposed to look old-timey, said, Because there's so many limitations, it's really not a life worth living.

I would not be surprised at all.

That's just, those are real quotes from that era.

I mean, that's exactly what this sort of science is.

I wouldn't be surprised if those were quotes from today.

Well, I think that's the issue.

It's like, even back then, the old-timey doctors who were saying things like that weren't advocating, hey, kill them all off.

I mean,

they were saying it was a tough life and there was a lot of bad things that could happen from it.

You go back before that to certain eras in the 30s.

Margaret Sanger, Margaret Sanger, you'll certainly find some of that.

But it used to be that, okay, this is going to be tough, and there are limitations that prove that a lot of that is wrong.

And so now it's, well, just get rid of them completely.

I think it's a scarier time in a lot of ways.

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I believe the biggest issue facing America today is the easiest one,

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Danny Woods is an Emmy Award-winning director of photography.

He's based out of Columbus, Ohio.

He's made several

films all over, and you've seen them everywhere.

And

he has traveled to more as 17 different countries shooting documentary films.

But he has met somebody, and he made a film about a guy

that the film is called Grave Hands.

And I don't want to explain any more than just that.

I want Daniel to talk about how he came across this guy and how game-changing this man is.

Welcome to the program, Daniel Woods.

Hi, Glenn.

Thanks for having me.

You bet.

You bet.

So tell me how you found

Mr.

Please pronounce his name.

Mr.

Fouke.

Fuch.

Okay, thank you.

It's a dangerous one to mispronounce.

It is.

I don't want to mispronounce that.

Yeah, yeah.

I was a little worried when I met him, and he actually said it that way, so we're good.

Right, okay.

How'd you come across him?

Facebook.

I saw a Facebook story about him about two years ago.

Actually, it was mid-2016.

And

I think it was hefty.com or something like that, some news organization.

And I read it, and it hit me pretty hard.

You know, obviously the subject matter.

I wasn't sure if it was legit.

I checked out some more other sources, and it seemed to be real.

And so I waited about a month or so, just kind of whether or not I should do something about it, make a film about it, and ask some people around.

And,

you know, it turned out we,

you know, two years later, almost two and a half, we made the film.

Now, he is a guy who

he runs an orphanage that cares for

little kids

and he also cares for at-risk pregnant women but that's not why you A in Vietnam that's a very different

pursuit to take I mean in the in in Asia generally speaking the the

children are not as valued as they are here especially the unborn they're just not valued

yeah yeah and it's uh I mean it's even harder for over there is because there's no there's nothing you know a girl is pregnant and maybe she's disowned from the family or whatever.

There's no safety nets at all.

And

a lot of times she doesn't even want to have an abortion, but she's kind of forced into it.

Right.

Which is even worse, you know.

Right.

It's kind of our culture maybe 70 years ago where if you had a baby and you were a girl, I mean, you were done.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Okay, so he has the orphanage, but then he does something else.

Yeah.

so

he goes to local hospitals and he collects the bodies of aborted babies and

puts them in little jars.

He prays over them.

He gives them a proper name.

This is every day.

And then he gives them a proper burial and a grave.

First of all, I mean, this couldn't happen in the United States.

He would not be given permission to do that.

How did he, I mean, how do the hospitals react to this guy?

At first, they were kind of, it's kind of, you know, hush-hush.

They didn't really know what he was doing.

Honestly, he didn't really go into details about that.

So, I honestly don't know.

We didn't want to get him in trouble and push it.

We just cared about what he does.

So, that's what we focused on.

How long has he been doing it?

Since 2004.

So, how many children has he buried?

We've estimated it's 22,000.

and

I think that's a very low number.

He averages three to six a day.

Holy cow.

And you funded this yourself, did you not?

Yeah, yeah.

I had a good year of production, and I figured it would be a good time to shoot a documentary.

We did make it happen.

I mean, did anybody, did it cross your mind that a documentary about a guy in Vietnam burying fetuses would not be on anybody's rush out and see it list?

Right.

Yeah, that didn't, I didn't really care.

I felt like it needed to be made.

Whether or not somebody sees it or not, I just, it's, you know,

it's something that

I don't know.

I just, it hit me.

Like, I just can't really describe it.

It's something that nobody has, I've seen before done.

And it's just a topic that's obviously hot right now.

So

it's happened to be.

This is not, you wouldn't describe it, would you describe this as a pro-life film?

I would,

but it's not in your face.

You know, there's no statistics.

There's no voiceovers.

We've just followed this guy and

we just see him serve.

You know,

the guy's the real deal.

Like, he loves these kids, he loves these women, and they love him back.

And

each child that he buries, you know, he said, I feel like they're my own children.

And so you could just see the love and, you know, at the same time, the pain that he experiences every day.

I mean, the guy is just amazing.

I'm fascinated, Daniel, on this guy because, you know, we're pro-life here.

We come in here, we talk about it every day, but I can tell you that I would estimate I've buried approximately zero fetuses in my life.

What makes him so special?

Why is he so different?

Why is he so different?

Why does he do it?

Yeah.

This is such a, it's such a fascinating.

I mean, it's clearly he really believes in it, but I mean, a lot of people really believe in it, and they don't go to these lengths.

Right, right.

He, he just, I just feel like he emulated Christ, you know.

And I, that's all I could say about that.

I just,

you know, he feels for even the smallest of people.

What did you feel when you were around him?

I felt eased.

I felt he was very calming to be around.

I wasn't sure

what to expect.

A lot of times, you know, you go overseas and you meet somebody and they're completely different than what you think.

And he turned out to be even better.

We had this little room where he did his little ceremonies and stuff, and you took off your shoes.

He didn't ask us to, but you just felt like you needed to.

And

yeah, that's

all.

Yeah.

How do people see the movie?

It's going to be released probably, we're trying to hit it this fall.

We're going to do the film festival circuits.

And then

hopefully Netflix and Amazon is where we're going to

be great.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Anything we can do to help you?

Let's get the word out.

Share it.

Just share it.

Yeah, yeah.

Just

share it.

Gravehandsfilm.com or gravehands.com.

And then

our Facebook handle and Twitter is GravehandsFilm.

Just read the story.

On the website, it goes a little bit deeper than what we cover today.

But yeah, I think you'll really enjoy it, and it needs to be told.

The name of the movie that he's working on now is Gravehands.

And as he said, you can follow him at gravehandsfilm.com or gravehands.com.

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Spread the word important message there is something happening right now with life and

I think all of our lives as a nation really kind of hang in the balance on which way we go with life on this and I encourage you to spread the word on Daniel Wood's new film grave hands thanks Daniel appreciate it

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You know, look how screwed up we are.

We're trying to get rid of children.

We're trying to abort children.

Think of this.

It is the difference between left and right.

It really comes down to this.

We're aborting children and killing children on the left.

And then also, we're not having kids because it's too frightening to have kids.

Listen to this from AOC.

People don't have kids because of climate change.

Listen to this.

Scientific consensus that the lives of children are going to be very difficult, and it does lead, I think, young people to

have a legitimate question.

You know, should

is it okay to still have children?

And

I mean, not just financially, because people are graduating with $20,000, $30,000, $100,000 worth of student loan cat, and so they can't even afford to have kids in a house but

also just this basic moral question like what do we do and and even if you don't have kids

there are still children here in the world and we have a moral obligation to them and to leave a better world for them

yeah we do we do

we also will find that our life is meaningless without children generally speaking Well, yeah, I mean, you learn a whole different layer of life when you get to that point.

Yeah.

And the idea that you wouldn't have kids because you believe their life would be difficult because of what has so far been a 0.9 degree temperature rise over a century is an it's an odd choice, I would say, but

I feel like it's more consistent with other values here, right?

It's not about the 0.9 degrees Celsius temperature change.

It never is.

If it were, you know, things like nuclear power would be embraced by people like Alexandria Casio-Cortez.

I mean, mean,

everyone can have a vision of doom for the future.

That's easy.

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We've been able to

purchase more, to enjoy life more.

It's not the same for every case, obviously, but when you're talking about over the course of an entire country, we've had amazing improvements.

And then, you know what?

The same world is going to happen.

Right.

You know, I mean, there are major issues that we have to get a hold of.

You've talked about AI quite a bit, and that's a big one.

There's a lot of things to be concerned with in the future.

I think one of them is Alexandria Casio-Cortez.

That's the problem.

Her vision of the world, which is socialism, and remind you that Marx defined socialism as essentially a pitstop on the way to communism.

It's not its own thing, it's a midpoint

between capitalism and communism.

And by the way, Lenin and Stalin both said, we're not communists, we're democratic socialists.

And I've got news for you.

Democratic socialism, I don't care if the people decide, the majority decides we're going to enslave each other.

That's an unconstitutional vote.

You cannot vote to enslave the rest of the population.

You just can't do it.

It's wrong.

It's wrong.

It's wrong on natural laws.

You cannot enslave people.

It amazes me that we are looking now at a group of people that believe they know better, and so they will force people to live the way they want them to live, and they will silence those who disagree with them.

And they think all of that is fine here in America, and yet, the same on the same exact road,

just at another end of the spectrum, just a little farther into

the violet side of the spectrum, you have ISIS.

What do they do?

They believe the world has to be run by people who believe in the Muhammad and the Allah that they believe in and follow their rules.

Otherwise, mankind will destroy itself.

And so they will force everybody.

And if you disagree, they will silence you.

Well, they're just down the spectrum.

That's all that is, is down the spectrum.

Yesterday it was released, by the way, That SAS, that's special forces over in England, they went into the tunnels where they're still fighting ISIS whatever anybody says that ISIS is done They're not done.

They're in the communities so SAS special forces from from England went into the tunnels.

They finally killed a lot of them But not before they killed 50 women 50 sex slaves.

They chopped their heads off left the bodies in the tunnels for SAS to find and then they put all their heads in a dumpster.

I mean, these are animals.

These are animals.

And

animals

are created like this and encouraged when you allow anyone, me, them,

AOC, anyone to say it's my way or the highway.

Yeah.

And I think you look at Casio-Cortez, and we would have, I think, dismissed a figure like her in the past because of, you know, socialism.

You know, America is never going to be a a socialist country.

It's what Trump said in that speech.

And I really hope he's right on that.

But if you look at Ocasio-Cortez, what you couldn't see as you were listening on radio is that whole speech is done with her in her kitchen, seemingly very likable, chopping up what seems like, I don't know, cheese or fruit or onion or something, and then throwing it out and just

having a little moment in the kitchen, a normal woman having a normal in the kitchen.

This is not a person like Stalin in a military uniform pitching this stuff.

It's somebody who, it's a totally different package.

Very relatable.

If you listen, if you missed hour one, go back and listen to that.

Read the New York Times story today about the new millennial socialists and their new plan for

fully automated

luxury

communism.

Fully automated luxury communism.

It's a new pitch that they're trying to get another new coat of paint on a good old Karl Marx.

And they will continue to do it.

And Casio-Cortez is part of this.

She's just another redesign marks.

She is pitching the same things, just over a slower

time

stretch than Revolution.

But that doesn't make it any better.

The endpoint still sucks.

And just because she's in a kitchen chopping onions when she's doing it doesn't make it any more attractive.

I urge you to join me Friday morning at CPAC.

We'll be carrying my speech from CPAC.

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And I just want to play this because I want to show you how far the left has come away from Dr.

Martin Luther King.

If you listen to what the Right Reverend said

about a dream, we have killed it.

And listen to the African Americans that are burying that deep.

Listen to this.

Black men, blue-collar black men, they're going to have a problem with her record.

And you're right, Corinne, she's not the only person, but I will say, I think the African-American community expects more from people who look like us, particularly a candidate who wants to represent us.

She needs to find a strong black man advocate who can be in her corner at some point on the campaign, at some point in any space in her campaign.

That I would say that was my key advice: find a prominent blue-collar, self-made black man to be in your corner.

Let's just be candid.

When you're saying that she needs to have an advocate out there for her, it's not going to be her husband.

She's got to surround herself with African-American women.

Okay, so same thing I was just saying.

So, Kamala Harris is married to a white man, which she has had several people on the left say how horrible that is.

But should we start with the sexist?

Should we start with the classist or the racist language here?

Let's start.

Well, the racist is the most obvious.

Let's start there.

Yeah, so the racist, from what I get from this, is black people will not understand

a woman uh who is black

who looks like them and is trying to represent them without a black man by her side so i think that covers both racist and sexist i think

Would you agree, Stu?

I think so.

I think that does,

because it's interesting.

Apparently, not insulting, I I guess to black people black voters who apparently can only understand policies from black men I didn't know that that was a thing strong black men oh yeah strong black men which I don't understand what a strong black man is because I thought strong men were bad certainly not physical strength right what could it possibly be a strong black blue collar man so he's also classist maybe they're trying to find the one black man who's clean and articulate now Joe Biden's It's like a fairy tale, Glenn.

Yeah, Joe Biden was talking about somebody who said it was a fairy tale.

It was

Barack Obama.

See, and what a fairy tale is, Glenn, is something that can only happen in a magical land where things don't apply.

So it's okay for Joe Biden to say that a clean, articulate black man is a fairy tale.

That's okay.

And they seem to be applying, I would say, the same logic here.

Because imagine if you're, I mean, again,

I don't understand every aspect of being an African-American as I am not one.

I believe your son is 0.03%

African-American.

Not necessarily black, black, but he's African-American.

So maybe you understand this experience a little bit better than I do.

But I would be completely insulted if someone said to me, Well, we got to get a strong white guy out there to be the advocate so the white people understand it.

They can't understand tax policy without coming from a white guy.

Imagine

Carly Fiorina when she was out there.

Imagine if I got on the air and said, she's got to have a strong white male standing next to her

because white males are just not going to, they're just not going to understand her.

Are you kidding me?

It's so insulting to me.

So insulting.

So insulting.

And if I said it had to be a strong white man, well, then you would be in the category of white supremacy.

You know, if I said it had to be a strong white man,

I would be a sexist and a white supremacist.

That is crazy talk.

And where are we getting it?

Yeah, I know.

The nicest term you can call it is identity politics, but you're right.

Racism and sexism is worse.

I mean, this is

rampant in the statement.

I would also say it's elitist because those people all believe that

they know better, and so they have to trick the voter.

Right.

From a pretty good job.

We have to talk down to them.

We have to have a strong black man, blue-collar worker, standing next to us because they're just not smart enough.

You know what it sounds exactly like is Margaret Sanger from back in the day.

It does.

Because that's exactly what she said.

Does.

She had to find black preachers to go into the black communities to convince them all that abortion was a wonderful idea.

Yep.

So she could get her little movement off the ground.

It is becoming more and more like the early American progressive movement.

When we first started looking at this,

we found that those early American progressives, generally speaking, the ones who were running it were just black evil.

I mean, the Margaret Sangers of the world, they were just evil.

And they knew what they were doing.

Now, you can excuse them and living at a different time, whatever.

You don't do that for the founders, so whatever.

But they were really bad.

And then the progressives, you know, the average person was like, I'm progressive.

And they didn't really know what it meant.

Kind of like socialist.

Yeah, I'm I'm socialist.

What is socialism?

I don't know.

We all live together and we communicate on social media.

But the leadership, they know, and the leadership is saying and doing and acting exactly the same way as they did in the early 20th century.

And that

you will end up on the wrong side of history.

And I mean the very wrong side of history if you go there.

And that's what they're doing.

They're just dragging.

Think of Martin Luther King's dream that you would judge people by the content of the character.

He is saying, these people are saying that black people will not look at her character.

They're incapable.

They're incapable of her character, listening to what she has to say.

They need a strong black man to stand up next to her.

And she shouldn't really have married.

a oh that's the undertone of all of this stuff all of it yeah all of it why did she marry a white dude?

She's sold out her race.

Are you kidding me?

Fascinating.

I mean,

I remember the racist debates at the time that I don't think at the time were all racist.

But I remember the debates of, you can't marry a black person.

What would you do if your son or daughter came home with a black person?

That was in the context of saying it would be rough on your child, right?

Or your grandchildren.

That's what, that's what.

That was the thing.

I remember my grandfather saying,

you know, what will that do for the children?

The children will pay the price.

They'll go to school and they'll be in neither group and both groups will reject them and it'll be horrible for the children.

And that, I think, was true back then.

You could probably say in some ways it's still true because kids are just cruel.

And it's much less, though.

And the only way to make it untrue is to ignore that stuff.

You just go, you know, that over time, that does seem to work itself out, though it's nasty at the moment.

And you can understand a protective parent thinking that way in that time.

But that's a lot different.

I mean, there's a book I was reading recently.

It's an old, old book.

It had two

testaments in it, like one that was super old, and then they had like a newer one.

There's like, I guess it was a sequel.

I don't know.

I don't know.

But they put it in one book.

And it talks about how we all come from the same blood.

So I don't understand the alt-right people who say they're so Christian-y and need white countries.

And I don't understand someone on MSNBC saying, hey, you know what?

Maybe we need black men to talk to black men because black men can't understand policies

because if they don't see, you know, hear it coming out of the voice of someone that's the same color as them.

None of that is, you know, they say Christians are so hateful.

I don't know if you know this.

This Two Testament book I'm speaking of has a little bit of influence over Christianity.

And it's pretty clear that race is not an issue.

God kind of likes all the races.

He's kind of a fan.

I have to tell you something.

I found two things.

I found two things.

I was reading

that old dusty book.

I don't know.

But there's a writer, Luke, somebody or other.

Oh, yeah.

It might be Luke Skywalker.

And

he said, and I'll listen to this.

Blessed are ye when men shall hate you and when they shall separate you from their company and shall reproach you and cast your name as evil.

Wow, you're going right to heaven.

Really blessed.

I know.

But think of that.

Think of that.

Cast you out.

And I know it means company, meaning companionship, but think of it as company.

Right now, if you stand up for gender, you have a good chance of being thrown out of your company.

And your name is cast as evil and your toast.

And then there's this:

woe unto you when all men shall speak well of you.

Think of the people and how you are forced to speak well of people or things or ideas.

And if you don't, your name is cast out.

You don't want to be popular in these times.

This is the first time

it's actually very healthy not to be part of the popular culture, not to be popular, to be despised, wear that as a badge of honor right now.

Because those are the times we're living in.

And you have to decide, we all have to decide, are we going to be popular?

Do we want to be popular?

Is that what this is about?

Because

woe unto you if everybody's saying good things about you.

And I would say, too, you know, how many religious leaders have we seen over the past decade that have made decisions based not on what you just described, but on pragmatism?

Well, we need to win.

We need to make this decision because we need to, we can't help it.

With this time, we have to just do this.

It's the exact opposite you're supposed to be getting from

every way.

Who was it?

I was talking to a preacher just recently that was saying,

we should be.

We should be the pariahs.

The churches should be the biggest pariahs.

Where do you see the churches that are really under attack, that are just just in the news all the time because they said something?

You're not seeing them because they're all playing it safe.

They're all saying, well, we'll just take it a bit at a time.

When we are at the point of

we're not sure how a vote today will come down in the Senate, whether they will vote to ensure that it is against the law to kill a child after birth, when we're not sure how that vote is going to come down,

why are our churches so popular?

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Anyway,

we had Rabbi Lapin on, and we were talking about this anti-Semitism that is happening all around the world.

Here's what he said.

Listen to this.

It rises up because

the ultimate

titanic cultural struggle in the world today is exactly the same as it was in Russia in the beginning of the 20th century or in France at the end of the 18th century,

or all the way back to

the nine verses in chapter 11 of Genesis, the Tower of Babel.

It's always a struggle between

and loosely paraphrased, it's a struggle between

a divine

godly vision for human society and a human-structured vision for society.

And the Jews have always been recognized

by

great leaders like Winston Churchill and

philosophers and scholars.

And they've also been recognized by anti-Semitic tyrants as the official architects of that divine order of human social organization.

Is what we're facing right now truly is evil.

It's truly evil.

We've crossed into bad politics and all that.

We've crossed the Rubicon, and we're now looking at the destruction of people, not stuff,

people.

and the devaluing of life and

that life is not important more important than the planet, that humans are a virus.

They're not part of nature.

They're out of nature and they're killing nature.

It seems more and more on the left, too, the human virus is very specific to Jews.

Yes.

I don't know.

I mean, Ilan Amar and Talaib and this new group of congressional Democrats have come in and they've made their points very clear over their lives that they just do not like or trust Jewish people.

And for some reason, the Democrats are not in revolt over this.

I know.

I will have much more hope when we start to see from the Democratic Party what we're now seeing in the Labor Party of England, where Labor Party members who have been Labour Party forever said, This is getting spooky.

There are too many

anti-Semites

in this party.

I want out.

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