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are we really gonna start like that is Daffy Duck hosted a new show today

nine suspicious packages and eight

eight

extremely ridiculous looking improvised explosive devices or ERL IEDs.

Eight have been counted so far.

The Clintons, the Obamas, Eric Holder, John Brennan, care of CNN, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, George Soros, Maxine Waters, and Robert De Niro.

All recipients of these extremely ridiculous IEDs.

So, first,

all of these pipe bombs.

To get an accurate comparison, you'd have to watch a Warner Bros.

Saturday morning cartoon to see anything even remotely close.

This, I'm shocked that they don't say

acne bomb on it.

Pipe bombs are made from steel.

Why?

The reason steel is used, because the entire purpose of the bomb is to utilize the steel shrapnel when it explodes.

You put the explosive inside the pipe.

When it blows up, the pipe breaks up and you have shards that tear people apart.

Well

the attacker who

the press is saying has a real level of sophistication.

In what world?

This attacker who I'm giving the code name Wily Coyote, has made his bomb out of plastic PVC pipe.

Plastic.

So when it blows up,

it vaporizes the plastic.

It defeats the entire purpose of a pipe bomb.

Also, the devices had protruding wires coming out of the PVC pipe with a big, ridiculous looking digital timer taped to it.

Again, this is not something you go on the internet, it never shows you to build a bomb this way.

All of the wires in the detonator usually concealed inside the pipe.

I don't know, goes through an x-ray machine.

You see a big metal pipe, probably is not going to make it to whoever it is you're sending unless you're sending it to their home.

But if you have a long pipe-like thing and it shows wires, and in the x-ray, you can see that there's a timer on the outside, it's definitely not going anywhere.

This is Wily Coyote leaving eight overly large sticks of dynamite with a big alarm clock lashed to it, with the words Acme Bomb stamped on the outside.

But

where

where our bomber really messed up is he didn't leave a big plate of bird seed next to the envelope.

If he would have had that

success.

I didn't even mention the fact that a parody ISIS flag was taped to the device.

Which is it was a right-wing meme.

Now,

let's go over this.

So you got a plastic pipe.

You have an Acme-style bomb.

None of them have gone off.

And you took the time to print a meme that has the ISIS flag and underneath it,

it's a quote from Larry the cable guy that says, get her done.

Except, none of your bombs, get it done.

None.

They've had zero chance of making it through security screening.

And Wiley Coyote, I think, must have known that.

At some point,

the coyotes got to go, this damn roadrunner keeps getting away.

Maybe it's me.

Do you think Hillary Clinton actually personally checks her mailbox every time, you know, to see if her Amazon Prime order came in?

Do you think George Soros does?

Every person that has been sent one of these package has mail screening.

These devices were not designed to kill, but to be detected, caught, and seen.

Wiley Coyote wanted a media circus, and boy did he get one.

Now, I am not going to speculate whether Wiley really is from the right or from the left.

I don't know.

There's a lot of nut jobs out that that are looking to change narratives before the midterms.

No one knows yet.

This could be a kid that just thought this would be funny.

Again, there's no chance these bombs would go off.

So maybe it's a kid.

Maybe it's a guy who's so screwed up he just doesn't even know what he's doing.

There's also the possibility someone knew exactly what they were doing and wanted to send a message one way or the other.

This, however, is not stopping the left from jumping on this.

I mean, you never let a crisis go to waste.

By noon yesterday, we hadn't even found all the bombs.

By noon yesterday, Paul Waldman of the Washington Post already had an article out blaming Donald Trump.

Quote, given what Trump has done and said, this was absolutely predictable.

In fact, it's a wonder that it took this long.

It's not just that Trump advocates violence against his political opponents, though he does.

It's everything about his rhetoric that pushes his supporters in that direction.

You know what?

This coming from the same guy that if it is ever found out that it is a left-wing guy or just a crazy person, they will never report that.

Could I ask when the president has actually called for violence?

Now you could say in some of his campaign rallies where he's like, rough them up.

Okay, I'll give you that.

Calling the media fake news

is not calling for violence.

I don't like it, but that's not calling for violence.

Encouraging your

electorate to harass people in their homes, their restaurants, places of business, Maxine Waters.

Isn't that the equivalent of calling for violence, declaring the end of civility?

Hillary Clinton?

I mean, I could go on.

But we all know the left's narrative, and you heard it again yesterday, and it will continue until the midterms is

over.

Or that's complete bullcrap.

It will continue and continue and continue.

Many of our friends in the left-leaning mainstream media were just utterly shocked that this kind of attack occurred.

One person remarked how they'd never seen anything like this directed at just one side of the spectrum.

First of all, that would

force one to deny that the latest pipe bomb was sent to Mike Pence.

But I don't know how hard it is for the people in the news media.

I don't know how hard it is for you to go back so deep in your memory bank.

You might need a hypnotist or therapist to bring this memory back.

It's so long ago.

Oh, wait a minute.

No, it was just a couple of weeks ago.

The Ryson letters just sent to the White House.

James Mattis, FBI Director Christopher Wray, CIA Director Gina Haspel, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson.

Did you just happen to forget about all of those?

Or should I take you back to the baseball diamond, which was way back?

I mean, how old were you in 2017?

I barely remember.

Was I walking at the time?

I don't even know.

And as far as the identity of Wile E.

Coyote,

for those of you in the mainstream media, it's really best not to speculate.

If you don't know,

you should say you don't know.

Here's who I think this is.

I don't know.

There's no evidence on anything.

Everything is speculation.

And if I would say, I think this is a left-wing person trying to ramp everybody up, what would that do?

That would juice the people listening and they'd say, oh my gosh, that's exactly right.

So why is it you feel so comfortable demonizing Donald Trump and all of his supporters and blaming this on Donald Trump and all of his supporters when you have nothing but a cartoon bomb.

You know,

if you just get on and say, we don't have the facts, let's wait for the facts.

You do something like that, and something crazy happens.

It's almost unthinkable.

You can actually keep or begin to rebuild something, I know it's old tiny, called credibility.

But you'd have to be, you'd have to be interested in having some credibility

to be able to

gain it.

It's Thursday, October 25th.

You're listening to the Glenbeck program.

Well, for the second day in a row, Jason Buttrill, who is with us,

he is is

former military intel,

knows a little something about bombs and IEDs.

Jason, how ridiculous is this bomb?

The most ridiculous looking bomb I've ever seen.

When we first looked at it, I think I was reading a tweet by Jake Tapper, and he was talking about how these were designed for mass murder.

And I was looking at it, and I was like, no, not really.

I mean, it's a plastic, you were just talking about it.

It's plastic, which defeats the entire purpose of a pipe bomb.

The shrapnel is what's dangerous in a pipe bomb.

The explosives inside are just to make it like basically build pressure.

So usually it's potassium nitrate, I think, charcoal.

Okay, we don't need to get

people through a how-to ingredient.

But there's another ingredient that they actually talked about, which is, again, that goes towards the detonation of it, that they said they did detect some of that in there, but they didn't talk about the other ingredients.

So again, everything is speculative is so speculative about it, but everything points to a guy that really did not know what he was doing.

Or

somebody who did know what they're doing, but they didn't want it to work.

Right.

It had no, I mean, you're looking at this thing, there is, you know, and I've also spent some time in security.

All the people that they sent these packages to, they have screening services, whether it's the Secret Service, private security, or like places like CNN, all media companies have the same thing.

You would think that this person would know.

There's no chance this gets to them.

The coverage I heard yesterday was this was a sign of how advanced and serious this situation was.

I thought there was a level of sophistication.

A level of sophistication because he had sent or she, by the way, he or she had sent

some of these bombs to...

home offices and residences where there wouldn't be the screening rather than sending them through like the congressional mail service, which would definitely be screening.

Well, can I tell you something?

I know this is true because I've seen pictures and you can just imagine Hillary Clinton coming out in her bathrobe and her fuzzy slippers with a cigarette hanging from her mouth and she gets the paper and the mail every day when she gets up.

Whose home did it go to?

Did it have a screening?

Clinton?

Well, Soros.

Clinton.

Soros.

Both of them have private security.

Of course.

Or Secret Service at their homes.

They get all their mail.

You have private security.

You don't get your mailbox.

I don't like that.

We never open our mailbox.

I remember one time my kids went to open the mailbox.

I said, do not open the mailbox.

Don't open the mailbox.

Scary world for these kids.

Who are those people referring to?

I don't know all the addresses.

Again, it was just the coverage.

And that was one of their, they were saying that this was, I guess, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, they sent it.

Now she is.

I mean, she's not even in Congress anymore, right?

So,

but they sent her to the office that it went sent back to her office, they said, was one that would maybe not have screening.

I don't.

I didn't fact-check their claim, but that was what they were attempting to pass off as sophistication.

Now, I've never built a bomb,

don't intend to in my life.

But it

would you say that you would make it plastic to get past screening?

Because if you put a big metal pipe, it's going to be more obvious, right?

If you did it to get past screening, that's good.

But that shows that you have no idea what you're even doing.

You're not even,

you have a very low IQ

or you're, uh, or you're, you know,

a young kid that just thought it was funny.

Uh, I don't even know, but it shows that you do not understand why a pipe bomb is destructive.

But the answer is no.

A plastic PVC pipe bomb, it will not get you, it'll still be detected.

And that's why he had the, in my opinion, that's why he had the wires and the big, ridiculous, basically equivalent of alarm clock taped to this stupid thing.

Was because, like, you, you've seen, like, at the airport, like, sometimes you're like, hey, maybe I can slip in this bottle of of water, you know, like if I put it in, you know, like there's no slipping this past the screening.

Right.

It's that obvious.

It's that obvious.

I think too.

The other two things that back this up are one,

you made it in a way that was so, none of them blew up, right?

Like, again, you sent 10 bombs around the country, none of them explode, right?

Like, so it seems to be that maybe you didn't want them to explode, possibly.

The other part is, why do you put a sticker?

with a meme on there

unless it's not going to explode and people are going to be able to see it.

And I want to get into that.

And I also want to ask the question: why would you put an alarm clock on it in the mail?

You don't know when it's going off.

You don't know where it's going.

Why is there a clock on this thing?

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I love this.

I just love this.

The headline on CNN: Trump.

Trump

mocks media as explosives investigated.

Well,

wait, you guys were blaming Trump and mocking Trump yesterday before all of the bombs were even found.

You're blaming it on him.

CNN is really irresponsible here.

It's gone over a large.

They were a target of this, and when you're in the middle of it, sometimes you don't make rational decisions.

No, that's no excuse for Zucker.

Not for someone who's running a news organization.

He wrote, There's a total and complete lack of understanding at the White House about the seriousness of their continued attacks on the media.

The president, especially the White House press secretary, should understand their words matter.

Thus far, they have shown no comprehension of that.

I think it's a fair criticism at times, and we've made it.

I don't like everything that he says about the media, but we have no evidence, no evidence at all that rhetoric or anything else fed into these bombings.

We have no idea.

We have no idea who did them.

We have no idea what the motivation was yet.

I mean, I think you could probably say there's a political motive, but that's

clearly a political motive, but that's all you can say.

You don't know.

It is such these bombs are so ridiculous that it was either done by somebody who is mentally inefficient or

it's somebody who didn't want the bombs to go off.

The sticker, the ISIS meme,

get her done.

That clearly marks that as somebody from the right.

Why would you put that on there?

And why didn't none of them go off?

Right.

I mean, again, you hope I'm glad none of them went off, by the way.

But it seems to indicate someone who wanted these things to be seen.

Every single part of this that we've just talked about,

you know, leads to that.

And

your point about the timer before, it's like, there's a reason why there's FedEx and DHL and stuff like that because the Postal Service is not an exact science.

And you can't say this is going to go off in 2.2 hours.

Why would you have a timer on it?

What are you timing to?

You could have blown up the Postman.

Yeah, so I mean, it was a faux timer.

It was just probably a digital counter that was doing nothing.

But that was what's kind of funny is the wires were going into that.

What were the wires doing?

This is the Glenn Beff program.

I'm just looking up on my leftist anarchist cookbook that was put out by the left.

in the 1960s and 70s about pipe bombs.

And, you know, what's really interesting is

it does show how to make one, you know, with a clock, but it also shows how to make them, you know, so they go off.

Let's say you open an envelope.

You would pull a string

in that area, which would make the bomb go off.

I'm trying to figure out, welcome to the program, Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.

I'm trying to figure out, Pat, what was the timer timing to?

Yeah.

Either this is the worst bomber of all time in human history, or there's something else going on here.

Because why would you put a sticker on a bomb?

Like,

I guess I've seen pictures of people in the military, for example, who are about to fire a missile and they put like Osama bin Laden's name on it or something.

Like, I guess it's theoretically possible.

But if you know a bomb's going to explode, why would you put a sticker of a right-wing meme on them?

Unless, again,

potentially, you thought maybe they wouldn't blow up and that people would see the right-wing meme.

Yeah, it's like what?

It's almost as if they put on the outside of the envelope, open with care, this is an explosive

so that they wouldn't explode.

It's

not one of the nine has gone off.

They also put glass in instead of ball bearings or anything metal.

You want metal as

your shrapnel.

You wouldn't put glass in.

The bomb would just disintegrate the glass even more.

You don't want it in PVC pipe.

You want it in a metal pipe because of the shrapnel.

This is just,

there's just too many things wrong with this.

And again, it might just be somebody who was sick and demented.

Sure.

And stupid.

And stupid.

It might be some kid that thought this would be funny.

It might be some

mentally deficient right-winger that did it.

It also may be somebody who was on the left is like, oh, I know how to change the narrative.

Could be that too.

Of course.

We don't know.

I mean, you have to have some level of skepticism

of the obvious narrative here, right?

Which is some right-winger did this.

I think the first thing that makes you leap to that is it's not, they haven't exploded, right?

So if you are trying to harm someone, usually you would be able to do it.

Okay.

The same thing applies, I believe, to white powder arriving to the president.

Whenever I hear that, whenever right-wing figures are hit with a bunch of white powder in the mail, my first thought is,

well, okay, obviously you'd think it's someone who's opposed to them.

But let's take a minute here and consider that someone is trying to make the president or some other right-wing figure look like they're under attack, especially when it turns out not to be Ryson and just white powder.

Why did someone do that?

Well, of course, there should be skepticism.

We've had these, these things have happened a hundred times.

Unbelievable.

Someone just listen to this.

I suppose he thinks the communists didn't set fire to the Reichstag as well.

I mean, you, of course, take a moment to consider, and there's no reason to come to a conclusion because we have no idea at this point.

But

these statements that have come out from CNN and

people just outwardly blaming the right and Donald Trump for this.

Look, I don't, first of all, you can't blame Donald Trump for the act unless you think he actually was responsible.

Does anyone think that he actually sent the bombs and brought them to George Soros' house?

Well, no, but I think Ivanka might have.

Unless you think he's actually responsible, you're responsible for your own actions.

We know that.

But beyond that,

you have to look at this

with some level of skepticism to try to understand.

We are a week before an election, right?

Or less than two weeks at least.

You know, the idea that

the left would be victimized by this hatred of Donald Trump, there's an obvious incentive to make America feel that way right now.

That does not mean that this was someone trying to frame the right.

It absolutely could be.

There are nut jobs on the right that could do this and probably many of them stupid enough to get none of the bombs to go off.

It's certainly possible, but they are acting as if you have to be Alex Jones to not believe this is Donald Trump's fault.

You do not have to be Alex Jones to look at this with some skeptical eye.

Not to say that

it's a

since you're proving anything, but you have to at least keep your mind open to the idea that there are nut jobs on both sides with crazy motivations in an intense time.

Look what they did to freaking Kavanaugh.

You had people saying he was a gang rapist to stop it.

Here's the amazing thing.

Do you remember the time right after 9-11 for the first few years when something would be said, something would happen, and we would hope that it was somebody from the Middle East.

Do you remember that?

Where we didn't want it to be an American, no matter which side they were on.

We didn't want that to happen.

Now

we just are dogpiling on it's them.

It's them, whichever them it you, you know, helps your political position.

It's them.

We don't even consider anything else.

We don't even consider that, I don't know, maybe the Russians are involved.

Maybe this is just

an outside influence.

Probably not.

But we're not even considering it.

We have zero evidence of anything.

And everyone is, the media is just condemning the right.

You have no evidence.

And I guarantee you, if they find this guy and he is mentally disturbed and has no real understanding of anything that he's doing, or he's left, you will not hear that.

They will change the narrative immediately to, well, this kind of thing happens and it happens all the time and it could happen

where it did go off and it could happen where it is a right-wing extremist.

They'll just change the narrative.

It won't slow them down at all.

What did you think?

What's the part of this that's that's

getting your attention back?

Well, first of all, the fact that none of them have gone off.

Yeah.

And

the list of the people involved, too.

It is pretty stereotypical

right-wing targets.

I have dubbed this bomber

code name Wiley Coyote.

The only thing he didn't do is leave a plate of birdseed next to it.

Yeah.

I mean, it's so obvious.

It's cartoonish.

To start with George Soros

and to include Robert De Niro

and all of these

Maxine Waters, all of the typical plays.

It's just too convenient.

It's too much.

They don't go off.

And it's that perfect list of the people that the right really doesn't like.

That perfect list.

It's a cartoon list.

It is.

It's a cartoon list.

It is.

Now,

so it could,

don't get me wrong, and I think you're probably saying this too.

It could be.

It could be a left, a right-wing-wing person.

It could be a right-wing person.

We have no idea.

But if it is a right-wing person, they live in a cartoon world.

Yeah, they're ridiculous.

They're ridiculous.

They're so inept that they can't make a bomb.

They don't even understand why you wouldn't use plastic for a pipe bomb.

Much to CNN's chagrin when they said yesterday, well, it shows a level of sophistication.

No, it doesn't.

There's no level of sophistication here.

None of them went off.

Again, like, there's no, if you can't get one of the 10 to go off, what level of sophistication do you have?

It's really low.

And it's so cartoonish.

There's no level of sophistication.

I like this.

Can you guys help me figure out the needle CNN is attempting to thread here?

They write, this is from Brian Stelter's newsletter.

Oh, geez.

Most of the recipients were prominent Democrats.

Or as the Washington Post succinctly put it, amid incendiary rhetoric, targets of Trump's words become targets of bombs.

That's not the same as blaming Trump.

Wait, like many people on TV on Wednesday, I specifically said I wasn't blaming Trump for the crimes of a madman, but news industry executives have repeatedly warned that Trump's reckless attacks against the media are having real-world consequences.

Yeah, none of Maxine Waters' words are having any kind of consequences, are are they?

None of those.

No, well,

no, these aren't mobs.

These are not mobs.

These are just people gathering together who are very passionate about what they believe in.

In fact, I don't even want you to utter the word mob.

Right.

You call it the M word.

And how dare you even say Antifa is a problem?

Antipha is not a problem.

If reckless attacks, we're talking about a bombing.

Reckless attacks against the media are having real-world consequences.

What are the real-world consequences you're talking about?

On the day of the bomb showing up.

Right.

In the middle of a paragraph about the bombing and how harsh rhetoric can lead to bombings.

You're saying you're not blaming him, but you're also pointing out that his words have real-world consequences.

Like, of course, you're blaming him.

Just come out and admit it.

Just come out and admit it.

Yes, we think he's discussing it.

I just read David Glertner's op-ed piece or the piece in Slate.

I saw the Slate one, yeah.

Oh, it is beautiful.

We got to get David Glertner on.

David Glertner is a guy who, I don't know, invented the cursor or whatever

and sued Apple for taking whatever it was he, you know, whatever line of code he did.

And they paid him, what was it, $500 million?

It was a lawsuit.

And I think he won $500 million.

Really off the charts.

Smart.

And wasn't he a victim of the bomb?

He was a victim of the Unabomber.

Unabomber, yeah.

The first one, I believe.

Correct.

Very first one.

He's a futurist and he works at Yale.

Not real popular at Yale right now.

Why?

Because he says Donald Trump wasn't even my fifth choice, but he's the president and he's doing some good things and yeah, he's doing some bad things too.

But you people have gone insane.

And Slate comes after him and does an interview and he just takes them apart.

It is beautiful.

Oh, I want to see that.

Oh, yeah.

We're going to, we'll share that in a few minutes.

Also, at the top of the hour, I'm going to share an email that I got in yesterday.

It starts like this.

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Beck,

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I have been watching and listening to you over the internet for about five years.

I'm a native Honduran.

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And then I watch your episodes online.

And I have to tell you,

and we'll continue that at the top of the hour,

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Ooh.

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Is that this every week now?

Yeah, this is going to be Green Bay every day.

Can you on Monday mornings bring the recap, the best of More Moron Trivia to this program?

I will, yeah, we'll look into that.

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh, we'll look into that.

See, do we want to do all the work and let you reap the benefits?

Yeah.

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All right.

So the White House

has reported that we now have another bomb that was found, and that was to Mike Pence, Vice President Pence,

and a second package to Vice President Joe Biden was found this morning at a Delaware postal facility.

You know, another reason why I guess you put a timer on those things?

I mean, it's just, it's so, this is so bizarre.

Again, none of them have gone off.

They intentionally exploded, I think, the Soros one to make sure that

the police did it.

But

listen to this.

Again, we're supposed to, there's a high level of sophistication of these bombings.

Someone actually said, oh, this is the biggest mass

assassination attempt we've seen in some time.

Yeah, about a year.

Because you just had it, and they actually almost killed someone in Congress on a baseball field.

They just completely forget about this moment.

But listen to this.

These are the labels.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz, S-H-U-L-T-Z, incorrectly spelled.

Florida, F-L-O-R-I-D-S.

That's not how you spell Florida.

Brennan, B-R-E-N-A-N,

two N's Sawgrass,

two words, should be one word.

And left out the word street on holders' labels.

So Foxy.

Well, it shows

it shows a level of sophistication.

Or not.

Or not.

This guy,

just based on the spelling, possibly foreigner.

Or moron.

Very well could be moron.

Seeing how he built a bomb, I'm leaning towards moron.

Yeah, like, I

don't know, right?

That's the important thing.

There's going to be so many people speculating about this.

I just think you can't jump to a conclusion yet.

There's going to be a massive investigation over this.

I don't know why this is so much of a bigger story than, you know, Ryson being sent to right-wing figures a week or two ago.

I've got a guess.

Or honestly, this is going to last longer and be bigger than what happened on the baseball diamond over a year ago.

Yeah, it will.

And that one was semi-successful.

I mean, that guy was firing shots, almost killed somebody.

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Well, we're less than a week from Halloween, so you know what that means.

It's time for the political police to come out, the cultural appropriation political police.

They have to scour every Halloween party for culturally insensitive costumes and microaggressions.

Prepare to be not scared, offended.

Well, actually,

unless you're part of the

new progressive,

new postmodern movement, if you're a part of that, prepare to be offended.

If you're not part of that, you should be afraid this Halloween because they're out to destroy you.

What would a holiday gathering be without constant

politicization of every single action of every single person in attendance.

I mean, really, I mean,

that's what I like about this.

Well, we got a nice preview of the outrage this year with all the tantrums that NBC News Megan Kelly has caused with an admittedly tone-deaf but overall harmless opinion on Megan Kelly today during what should have been a civil conversation between four adults.

Here's the clip.

Sometimes I talk and sometimes I listen.

And yesterday I learned.

I learned that given the history of blackface being used in awful ways by racists in this country, it is not okay for that to be part of any costume, Halloween or otherwise.

Okay, this stop.

I have never been a PC.

Stop.

Stop.

You've got to be kidding me.

She was sitting at a table and she said, there was a lady who got into trouble

just recently because she wanted to go as Diana Ross.

She was white, so she painted her face black.

She went as Diana Ross.

She wasn't making fun of Diana Ross or black people.

She was going as Diana Ross.

She's like, I don't see the harm there.

Is there harm there?

They should have had a civil discussion about it.

Well, yeah, actually.

No, instead, instead, what the political correct police did is call her in,

and I don't have any idea, but probably threaten her with everything and saying, this is it, scared her to death until she came out, like in 1984, and said, I'm guilty.

I am guilty.

I am guilty.

What does that teach people?

That teaches people be afraid.

It doesn't teach people to open their hearts.

It didn't teach anything about anything on blackface

except be afraid and be afraid of even asking a question.

Al Roker got steamed up about it.

The fact is, while she apologized to the staff, she owes a bigger apology to the folks of color around the country.

Does she?

Does she?

If you are a person of color, has this affected your your life?

Has Megan Kelly

affected your life in any way by asking the question?

I don't know.

Is there a problem with that?

Has that really been, oh my, oh my gosh, my kids, they can't sleep at night.

Really?

You've got to be kidding me.

So she began with two words.

I'm sorry.

She said, I don't want to, you know, add to anybody's pain.

Do you think she did?

Do you think Megan Kelly was sitting there going, oh, man,

you know what?

You know what?

On today's show, I'm going to bring up that lady of Diana Ross, and I'm just going to cause people pain.

She says, thanks for listening and helping me listen too.

No,

no,

I didn't hear it.

it.

I don't know what was said to you off air.

There's a lot of people in the audience that probably said, yeah, I mean, they don't mean offense.

How is this, how is this a problem?

How is this a problem?

Well, we don't know.

We just know, shut up.

Apologies aren't good enough anymore.

They're not good enough.

Doesn't matter.

We're in the throes of cultural lawlessness.

Executions on demand.

Context, common sense, doesn't matter.

Execute them.

Hang them.

Get rid of them.

Guess what's happening next?

She dropped by CAA?

I think she was dropped by her talent agency.

She's a pariah now.

She's a pariah.

And people will say, on the right, good.

Really, good.

Good.

People on the left will say, good.

How has Megan Kelly affected anyone's life?

Well, she has made it very difficult for NBC.

to live down their sexual harassment and assault that's been going around their offices.

She keeps bringing that up.

She was very serious and one of the biggest critics of NBC in the way they handled some of those allegations.

Seemingly, they are really finding a quick way.

It seems to me that maybe she has a target on her for some of those things that she said, which is kind of fascinating because NBC, I mean, as we know, they're going to talk to us constantly about the inequality between the sexes and how those conservatives are really bad.

Roy Moore, oh, he's a bad guy.

But we're going to find when it comes to people like Matt Lauer and Broca and how many more at NBC.

It's been one of the biggest, and not to mention ignoring the Harvey Weinstein thing for how long.

Remember, they employed Ronan Farah when he was writing the story and they gave it to the New Yorker.

You know, all of that goes on.

And Megan Kelly happens to be one of the biggest critics of what happened at NBC.

And yet, you know, she has one comment that people don't like, and she's gone.

That's fascinating.

NBC News Chairman Andy Lack released a statement following her comments.

There is no other way to put this, but I condemn those remarks.

There is no place on our air or in this workplace for those kinds of words.

I mean, touchy-feely guys, that's fine, but words?

No, no, no.

I'm sorry, I added that.

Quote, it's very unfortunate, end quote.

What is unfortunate is that America has devolved into a country of over-sensitive crybabies who take offense at the slightest thing.

And you know what?

I don't even think it's America.

I don't think it's Americans.

I really don't.

I don't think that it's the vast, I don't think it's 80 or 90% of this country that are crybabies.

They're sick of this.

It's about maybe 5 to 10% of America and many of them in the media and many of them in politics.

And the last place, place, probably

the last comes first,

academia.

You should be coddled.

The slightest thing upsets you.

Well, that's not American.

It's not.

We're the ones, you know what?

I have a picture of my grandmother.

She crossed the Rocky Mountains

in a wagon train.

Okay.

It's, she was, she looks like me in a dress with a bonnet, okay.

She she

also kind of looks a little like a pirate, you know why?

Because on the wagon train, her eye was poked out.

You know what she did?

She wiped her face and

kept going.

She didn't whine, she didn't cry about it.

She's like, ah, crap,

shouldn't have run with that.

I poked my eye out.

And she moved on.

That's who Americans are.

Yes, bad things happen.

We move on.

Yes, people say things that I don't like.

We move on.

Yes, things have changed.

We're evolving.

We're learning new things.

Some things are outdated.

Some things that are good are just being tossed out the window.

And somebody should say, wait a minute, let's not throw that away.

Megan Kelly

ought to know that blackface is awful.

Yes, it's no longer acceptable.

But you know what?

If it's a costume that is purposefully

ridiculing a race,

as blackface has done historically, Yes, it's not kosher, nor should it be.

But notice what is happening here with Kelly.

Being fired, not because she wore blackface, but because of words, an idea,

a question.

It's not even she was advocating, she was questioning.

Why?

Why is this wrong if I'm not ridiculing people?

Why is this wrong?

That person liked Diana Ross, wanted to be like Diana Ross in a costume.

Why is this wrong?

I think that deserves an answer.

Instead, what we got was an apology.

I am so sorry.

I shouldn't have.

Oh, please don't beat me.

Please don't beat me, Master.

Please don't beat me.

I don't want another whipping.

Please don't beat me.

Are you kidding me?

How are we supposed to learn if if we don't have civil conversations?

And yes, once in a while we ask a question that's politically incorrect.

The criteria in America right now has narrowed so far that

it is almost nothing.

It takes almost nothing to get you fired.

You know what we should do?

We should take Megan Kelly and we should take her down to the river and we should put a bunch of rocks around her and throw her into the river.

If she floats, we know she's a bigoted racist.

If she doesn't,

well,

we'll know that she was innocent.

This is so ridiculous how similar it is to the thought crimes that Orwell wrote about in 1984.

Here's a passage for anybody who, you know, hasn't thought of something called a book in a while the main character Winston Smith training himself to avoid thought crimes here it is quote the mind should develop a blind spot whenever a dangerous thought presented itself the process should be automatic instinctive crime stop

that's what they call it in news speak

he set to work to exercise himself in crime stop he presented himself with propositions the party says the earth is flat.

The party says that ice is heavier than water.

And trained himself in not seeing or understanding the arguments that contradicted them.

End quote.

Here's another one.

Quote, if you made an unexpected movement and then they yelled at you from the telescreen, swap telescreen.

Swap telescreen with what?

Twitter.

And here we are in reality.

Let me read that one more time.

If you said something

unexpected, if you made unexpected movements, they yelled at you through the telescreen.

I don't want to ruin 1984 for you, but let me just say it's not the kind of world we want to end up in.

Unfortunately, not enough people read

anymore.

You should,

because it is exactly the world we're creating.

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You do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on black face for Halloween or a black person who puts on white face for Halloween.

Like,

back when I was a kid, that was okay as long as you were dressing up as like a character.

There was a controversy on the Real Housewives of New York with Luann, and she dressed as Diana Ross.

And she made her skin look darker than it really is.

And people said that that was racist.

And I don't know.

I felt like, who doesn't love Diana Ross?

She wants to look like Diana Ross for one day.

I don't know how that got racist on Halloween.

Amazing.

And

is that such a question that you should be drummed out of all society?

Right.

That's what's amazing about this.

First of all, we should point out that there's a lot of people inside of NBC that wanted her out for other reasons.

Oh, my gosh.

Blatantly using this as an excuse to put

this has nothing to do.

If she could have said that easily and been applauded

had she not come from Fox, had she come from CNN or she was on the left or whatever, that crowd would have applauded her saying that.

And I think there's a lot of people at NBC that didn't appreciate her coming out against NBC personalities and the sexual assault stuff as well.

But just talking specifically about, let's forget all that exists and talk about that actual conversation.

Her point is, what is important when you're trying to decipher someone doing something that is racist, for example, is the motivation, right?

The motivation is what is important.

The words themselves can be bad or good, but the motivation is what is important.

Let's go further than blackface for a second.

The N-word, right?

The N-word, when said by someone carrying a torch in Charlottesville, we all understand really bad.

When Chris Rock says it, not so bad.

Why?

Because Because we know Chris Rock's motivation is not because he's this terrible racist.

We know in Charlottesville, the case is that they are terrible racists.

And sorry to the city of Charlottesville, who know their name just is synonymous with racism.

But I mean, you know what we're talking about here.

If you have an alt-right figure, you have Richard Spencer, you have some hardcore racist saying the N-word, it means something different, and the motivation is different.

And that is important.

But I will say this: it is still,

I don't care who says the N-word.

I think it's a disgusting word.

I do too.

I don't like that word used by anybody.

But you don't get drummed out of society

if you're Chris Rock because everybody knows that your motivation is not this deep hatred of racism.

Another example.

It's always sunny in Philadelphia

is the longest-running live-action sitcom in U.S.

history.

It's 14 seasons.

It's going on.

It signed up for their 14th season.

At least once, and I think twice, they've done entire episodes where their white characters were in blackface.

Okay.

Now, their motivation as liberals, right?

Their motivation is to show that racism is really dumb and their characters are really dumb and they're dressing up this way and they're showing how stupid they are and making the point that they think it's okay to dress up in blackface.

But they actually did it on camera, multiple episodes.

This is a liberal icon of a program.

Okay, totally okay for them to do it, but for her to question it and say, if it's a positive motivation, is that okay?

Well, I don't remember, I don't remember a lot of outcry from the left over It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia doing it multiple times.

They did an entire episode, which is one of the greatest television episodes of any series of all time, called The Gang Turns Black.

And they have a situation where they all wake up after like getting electric or getting struck by lightning and they're all black and they have to live as black people for the day.

And they walk around 10 and it's utterly amazing.

But beyond that, it is something that there's been no pushback on.

Look at things like Family Guy, you'll see, you know, that's animation, but still those same types of things happen because they believe, and we all kind of like, well, the motivation there is that he's, that they're not trying to be racist.

They're not starting to say black people are inferior or anything like that.

They're doing this to make a point on the other side.

We think their motivation is good, so that's okay.

What she's saying here is, if the motivation is good, let's say a child, for example, example, who thinks they want to dress up as a hero of theirs.

It happens to be black.

They don't understand those dynamics, right?

You want to be black, yeah?

Right.

They don't understand the dynamics of blackface.

They would think, okay, well, and you'd think the kid's not racist.

Their motivation is they're trying to look up to a hero.

And that's the only point she's bringing up.

It might not even be true.

We may say as a society that we think blackface is too far and we'd have to adjust some things, but okay.

But the issue is her asking that question.

She's saying if it's a good motivation, it's not motivated by racism and therefore shouldn't be treated the same way.

And she loses her gig over that.

I mean, it's just completely insane.

And we are not adults if we can't handle that level of conversation.

Breathe deep.

Just breathe deep.

You know,

I have to watch cable news so you don't have to.

And so we have these, you know, we have these monitors in front of me.

And I'm just looking up and I just, I, I just, oh my gosh, my my blood pressure just goes through the roof.

Every time I look up, I, I see something that is just like, oh.

But anyway, uh, let me talk a little bit about

the caravan.

Now, Stu, you're listening to, you're listening to mainstream media, and what do they tell you the caravan is?

Well, there was a

very, there was one individual in Honduras who was the victim of horrible poverty and violence, likely from capitalists,

and decided to just post on his Facebook page.

And there's a grassroots effort to have a migrant march.

And these people,

all of them,

100%,

is it 7,500 people or 14,000 now?

Let's say they are.

Let's say it's 14,000.

These are the top 14,000 people

in the world.

They are the best people, the top 14,000 from 1 to 14,000 in the entire world.

They're marching up there

just to show

how much they love America.

And

they just want to participate.

They want a chance in freedom.

Do you think I could get 14,000 people

to

march across the United States?

March across the United States for,

you know, any reason?

No, I don't think there's 14,000 people in the United States capable of this march.

Yeah, I don't think so.

Okay.

You're talking about,

you know, 7,500 7,500 to 14,000 people marching what's left 2,600 miles.

Okay.

So that's not just something that everybody's like, you know what, I'm going to do that.

Now, what's really going on is this is all politically motivated.

And not politically motivated here in the United States.

This has nothing to do with Democrats or Republicans.

This has everything to do with the politics

between Honduras, Venezuela, Cuba, and the United States.

We've been outlining this now for the last few days, and nobody seems to really want to pick up on it.

But we'll continue to tell the story because that's what's really happening.

Now, last night, I got this in.

It says, Dear Mr.

Beck, I live in Honduras on the island of Rotan.

I have been watching and listening to you for about five years now.

I am a native Honduran and I have been following the caravan news here locally.

I watched tonight's episode of You and the News and Why It Matters on YouTube, and I have to applaud you and your intel.

You were right on talking about the origins of the migrant march.

This all erupted in 2009 when Manuel Zalaya,

a lackey of Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro, was ousted constitutionally by the other two branches of the government.

Now here's what this story is.

They had a president of Honduras.

He was a Marxist revolutionary.

He was a Hugo Chavez

puppet.

He was doing exactly what Hugo Chavez did.

He came in and then he was going to change the Constitution exactly the way Hugo Chavez changed the Constitution and made it into a dictatorship.

So the Supreme Court said

the president is acting unconstitutionally.

Talk to the other branch.

You need to arrest him and exile him.

The other branch did.

So two branches of the government ousted him, said that's not what we do.

We don't want to be a Hugo Chavez Venezuela.

Okay.

He said, ever since then, we Hondurans have lived in chaos.

Many things tried by

Zalea and his Pardito Libre, which translates to Freedom Party, to destabilize our country.

This is just the latest stunt, and Zalaya blames America and has also made America is now reaping what it's sown type statements.

He has said that America must take in the migrants because America has supported the current administration that he now claims has caused all of the misery that we as Hondurans are living through.

This is why they're marching with a Honduran flag, because they blame us for their misery.

This is nothing more, he writes, than a strong-arm tactic to embarrass both Honduras and America.

Sadly, the migrants were lied to and have been told that America must accept them in.

In one news report, a lady who was interviewed told the Honduran reporter that they were promised buses to travel once they got to Guatemala.

But there were no buses waiting on them, that I could tell from the report.

Some of the migrants have returned home.

One 22-year-old man died in Mexico for reasons unknown as of yet.

This is really sad and frustrating because many migrants

have been told that they will get in and they will get jobs once they arrive in America.

And therefore, many are good with hopes of a better life.

However, these are types of situations that criminals

might have been the organizers of the march will take advantage of.

Please keep spreading the truth about this situation.

I enjoy all of your content and your podcast.

Thanks for being a truth teller in a world of lies.

God bless you and the family at the Blaze for all that you do.

From someone who lives and was born and raised in Honduras, that is verifying exactly what we're being told, what we can do, you know, just as,

you know, I was going to say, you know, as reporters, and then I was going to say, no, we're not really reporters, and then thought of journalists, because they're not really a journalist, but then I thought of Khashoggi.

He's a journalist with the Washington Post, you know.

That's what everyone keeps saying.

I mean, I think columnists would be a more accurate.

Well, he wrote

five columns for the Washington Post.

That, of course, makes you a journalist.

Does it?

I mean, you've probably written five columns that have compared to

places like the Washington Post.

I did something for the Washington Post at one point, too.

You're a journalist now?

You're a journalist.

Journalists aren't doing their jobs.

The news organizations don't want to tell you what's really going on, but this is what's really going on with that caravan.

We hope to have Mike Lee on before the end of the program today to talk a little bit about what they're doing about this in Congress and the Senate and what the President can do and how we can hold Mexico accountable and these other countries accountable if they just pass their problem on to us.

I feel for Honduras because these guys are the guys who are causing trouble in their own country.

They're having to deal with these guys all the time.

And our press is not duped by them.

This is why it's hard to defend the press when they say, We're not an enemy of the people.

Yeah, yeah, I agree.

You're not an enemy of the people, but you are definitely an enemy of the truth.

And whether that is intentional or you are just unbelievably

lacking all curiosity, all natural curiosity, you just are unbelievable in how

dead inside you are on trying to find anything other than what people are just telling you in the next cubicle.

What you all just are agreeing on.

Oh, look at this.

Bombs come in.

There's 10 of them.

None of them have gone off.

They're not even...

pipes.

They're PVC pipes.

That defeats the reason of having a pipe bomb.

You want the shrapnel of the metal of the pipe as it blows up.

Well, yes, but they put glass inside.

Glass is not the same as ball bearing.

You put metal, not glass.

You put metal in these things.

Plus,

the wires are on the outside and they go to a timer.

A timer?

Why would you have a timer for something you have delivered through the mail?

You expect somebody to open it up and then, like, hmm, I guess I should set this for two minutes.

That doesn't make any sense.

It kind of seems like that's what happened with

the George Soros one.

Someone else picked it up from his mailbox, opened it up, saw that it was some device, walked it over to the woods and put it down, then called the police, and the police came and blew it up, right?

But I mean, that's like,

if this was a bomb that was supposed to be triggered by it being opened,

it doesn't seem that to be that.

There's a timer on it.

You think it's a time bomb, but you don't send a time bomb through the mail.

No, you don't send it.

It's ridiculous.

It's very strange.

Ridiculous.

Let me go to Kim in Virginia, who's a U.S.

mail carrier.

Hello, Kim.

Hey, Glenn.

I'm actually from outside of Charlottesville.

Oh, what a hateful place.

Even though...

Yeah, Charlottesville is the most liberal city I've ever been in.

Yeah, well, I just want to point out that the guys who organized that in Charlottesville were from Florida.

So just.

Well, I took my family.

I took my family to both protests, not because we wanted to be in part, but I wanted my kids to see it because I'm like, you're not going to learn history unless we go to these places.

Wow, wow, wow.

Anyway, so we're going to watch from the news.

Anyway, yeah, I'm a mail carrier.

Been about three years.

I'm not buying that it's being shipped through the mail.

They're being sent through the mail at all.

It's about $3.50 to send a first-class parcel.

I heard something in the news yesterday saying something about they're having excessive postage and all this on it.

Well, there's forever stamps, you know, it's good for whatever.

You know, the price of the stamp goes up too.

We've got six stamps.

That's not even $3.50.

There's no cancellation mark.

So there's no way it went to a processing plant and it could not have gone over the counter because the courts would have picked up on that.

If I'm delivering mail and I come across something like that, I don't deliver it because it has not been processed.

I take it back, question it, you know, anything, a letter, anything.

So that to me is like all these red flags of like,

how are they getting delivered?

Because it's not through the Postal Service.

Well, the one that I saw the picture of, I shouldn't say all of them.

Yeah, well, there was one today that was found in the

postal office in Delaware, I think.

There's another one.

I heard you say that.

Yeah.

But

I wondered the same thing.

I looked for the cancellation, and I didn't see the cancellation.

There's another one that was supposedly delivered by courier, which would be completely separate from the U.S.

Postal Service.

Yeah, yeah, because the Postal Service, we're pretty, you know, we're, you know, we're shown and, you know, tall, you know, anything.

And like I say, even a letter with no cancellation marks, we don't deliver it.

It gets sent back.

It gets, you know, returned to sender.

It's just, we, we don't pretty much left the clerks to do what they're going to do with it.

So, let me ask you this: if you got a piece of a package in the mail and it said it came from Glenn Beck and it had a signed book in it, would you open it or would you just immediately throw it away?

Had a what?

If it had a signed book from Glenn Beck, uh, in

I would, I would open it.

Oh, wow.

All right.

Well, then I'm gonna, then I'm gonna make one.

I'm gonna make one for you.

To Kim,

I'm gonna make this an

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There you go.

Thanks a lot, Kim.

I appreciate it.

Your copy of A Detune to Outrage is on the way.

That's cool.

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Doesn't make any sense.

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You would think that this would be the moment for Michael Moore, wouldn't you?

Every utopian dream that he had

is starting to come true.

Americans are socialist.

Social Democrats are starting to take the mask off and say, yes, capitalism is dead.

We need a new system.

So why is Michael Moore

invisible?

Why isn't this Michael Moore's moment in the sunlight?

With us is Kyle Smith as an interesting take on this, and I hadn't thought about it this way, but I think he's right.

He's from the National Review, and he wrote this in the New York Post as well.

Kyle, welcome to the program.

Hi, Kyle.

Hey.

Thanks for having me.

So, where is Michael Moore now?

Because his movie was a huge flop.

He's just nowhere to be found.

He's totally irrelevant.

You may remember Fahrenheit 9-11 was a very big deal in 2004.

Broke all box office records for a documentary.

Made $120 million, made more money than Anchorman, which I think came out the same day or the same month.

He was a hugely important cultural figure back then.

And this movie,

slamming Bush on his strongest grounds,

there's some evidence that it may have helped turn around the presidential race because Bush is way ahead at that point.

Kerry started to sneak ahead around the time this movie came out.

He really succeeded in throwing a lot of mud on George W.

Bush and made the presidential race closer than it would have been.

Fahrenheit 11.9 tries to do the same thing as Trump.

No one's buying it.

No one's going to see it.

It was released on 1,700 screens a few weeks ago, which is a ton of screens for a documentary.

It costs many millions of of dollars to do that because you have to give the theater owners assurances that you'll cover their overheads, their electricity bills, and things like that.

It sold about 40, 45 tickets a night, its first night in theaters, and it's just sort of plummeted from then.

You have to assume most of his fans are in places like New York and Beverly Hills.

So that means in the heart of Land, basically, totally empty theaters showing this movie.

And so far it's grossed just over $6 million,

which for a a wide release is very very little his fans will say that's a lot for a documentary but documentaries typically come out in a few theaters and they platform and they build from there that way they don't lose that much money but you lose a lot of money if you put a movie out in 1700 theaters and nobody goes to see it so what's your theory

well when he started his shtick uh back in with roger and me which was uh a movie about him attacking the chairman of journal motors uh he's trying to get an interview with him and sort of salvaging him for various reasons.

Back then, it was sort of a unique combination of left-wing

and comedy, right?

And then he moved on to Bowling for Columbine, which is sort of a serious movie, sort of a comedy.

It wound up making the totally crazy case that the Columbine murder should be blamed on the military-industrial complex because he found there's a direct TV satellite factory sort of nearby,

sort of the military industrial.

That kind of like way left rhetoric was rare back then, and hardly anyone was combining it with comedy.

But now you

you can say that Steward and Daily Show are very much inspired by this kind of comedy.

And all the other late-night comics, people like Jimmy Kimmel, who used to do the man show and used to be totally apolitical, even they are doing political comedy.

Jimmy Kimmel's got this comic who works for him.

He sends him to do these kind of Michael Morak stunts where he like

talks to Trump supporters and things like that.

Kind of thing Michael Moore used to do.

Michael Moore used to be the only one doing this.

Now other people are doing it, and they're a lot more talented than he is.

Stephen Colbert does very left-wing polemics combined with comedy.

It's everywhere you look.

And these people have talented staffs of comedy writers doing their jokes for him.

Whereas Michael Moore is, you know, he was funny for a polemicist at the time, but he's not really funny enough to be a stand-up comedian, as we saw in his basically standard comedy show, Michael Moore and Trump Land, which came out in 2016,

right during the weeks before before the election.

He was hoping to sway the election to Hillary.

When you say like we saw,

I don't think you're...

You should be careful with the use of we, because

I don't think I could find two people, maybe you, and I don't know who else in this audience might have seen that.

Yeah, I think that dressed like a million bucks.

I mean, all of his movies have flopped in the past few years, and they've gone worse and worse.

Sicko did okay about 12 years ago, his movie about health insurance, in which he claimed that the Cuban healthcare system was better than the U.S.

healthcare system.

His sort of insane rants are no longer that rare.

You can find them everywhere.

And basically, I think the youth audience that used to go to his movies, I remember Bullinger Columbine, get a lot of young people in their 20s are really excited about that movie.

They've forgotten about it.

They moved on to Jim and Kimmel and Colbert and the Daily Show and all these other alternate forms of comedy.

And,

you know, Michael Moore isn't he's not really funny enough to be a comic.

So, okay, so are you saying that it's just that he's not funny or that is there anything to be said

for

the fact that

this kind of stuff,

you know, you can get the actual people, you get the people in office now saying these crazy things.

So

he's not the rebel anymore.

It's not, this is not, you know, he was revolutionary, and we're a rebel, you know, alliance, and we all got a, you know, we're all in it together.

Well, now you've got Nancy Pelosi saying all the same stuff that he was saying.

Right.

There's no scarcity value to what he does anymore.

Everyone's doing it.

There's a kind of pathetic moment at the end of Fahrenheit 11-9 where he does this Hitler montage and he's trying to say Trump is like Hitler.

He's like interplaying the speeches of Trump and Hitler.

But guess what?

Everyone's been saying Trump is like Hitler on the left for about three years.

He's like, he's the last one to this Trump is Hitler party.

It's so boring.

It's so been done to death.

I think it's an amazing observation of just where the culture has gone.

Because we have, at that point, it was a big deal when someone came out and essentially advocated for socialism in America.

I mean, even, we talked about with Bernie Sanders in 2013 coming out with Medicare for All, he got no co-sponsors on that bill in 2013.

Now every major Democratic candidate is pitching for that policy.

And And they're not just talking about social, you know, there's a problem in America where we look at Canada and say that's a socialized nation.

No, it's not.

That's a capitalist nation that has socialized medicine and has other things.

All sorts of welfare state.

Yeah, as a welfare state.

That's not a socialist nation.

And they're now on the left pointing that out.

that we're calling for an end of capitalism.

I mean,

we've gone further than just saying, yeah, we're, you know, we're socialists like Canadians.

No, no.

They're now saying, no, we want an end to capitalism, and they're still getting elected.

Michael Moore's been the leader of that parade for a while, but now he's kind of in back of it.

It's kind of gotten ahead of him.

He closed his movie, Capitalism, a Love Story, with the communist anthem.

It used to be the Soviet national anthem.

And that kind of thing is just not that special anymore because the whole whole Democratic Party's gone so far left.

So what does that say to you?

Does that say we're in

a lot more trouble than people might think?

What does it say to you that this isn't shocking at all?

I think the Democratic Party is not doing themselves any favor by moving way to the left of Obama.

Obama at the time

seemed like daringly far left, but that's about as far left as they really should dare to go.

They really should stay out of all this transgender stuff.

They should really stay out of this open borders stuff.

They should stay away from abolish ICE.

They should stay away from Medicare for all.

All this stuff that they're doing is not helping them at the polls.

And the Republican Party, as a result, is in its strongest position since the 1920s.

Which is astounding.

Which is astounding.

For the opposition that it has had

and

the flaws that it has had as well.

It's amazing that it is this strong.

And that's only because I think of the Democrats moving so far left.

I agree, Kyle.

Thank you so much, Kyle Smith, Critic at Large, for national review.

So,

yesterday,

I'm listening to President Trump, who's got another one of these

rallies, and he's talking.

And

I'm hearing the reporter this morning talk about it and how out of touch he is.

And I thought to myself,

you know,

one of us is deeply, deeply mistaken

because he was saying, you know,

this election is about Kavanaugh.

This election is about the caravan.

This election is about

shutting people up.

This election is about tax cuts.

And I thought, yeah, that's really what this is about.

That's what this is about.

And they, of course, are saying, you know, those are just dog whistles, et cetera, et cetera.

If you think that the caravan is not something you should worry about, what's wrong with you?

If you're not worried about the economy and the effects of the budget and tax cuts,

what's wrong with you?

You just don't don't see it?

Or

is your philosophy so upside down from traditional American economics and philosophies that we are now on the other side of the fence from one another?

And

I think when it comes to the politicians, that's what it is.

They are on the other side of the fence and they just don't think this way anymore.

Now, Donald Trump has said, if we lose the House, God forbid the House and the the Senate, but if we lose the House, it's going to be a different world.

And I think he's right.

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History repeats itself.

And I don't know who is responsible yet for these pipe bombs, but it is.

It's unusual that none of them went off.

Highly unusual.

It is highly unusual that they were made with PVC pipe.

It shows that they were made by either a moron or somebody who didn't want to do a lot of damage.

Because the PVC pipe will be obliterated.

You want the pipe.

It's the shrapnel that is important for the pipe.

They also didn't put ball bearings or anything else in it.

They put glass, which was again not as effective if you're making a pipe bomb.

They also had a cheap timer wired to it.

Why would you put a timer on something that is going through the mail?

The wires were on the outside.

It just doesn't make any sense.

This just doesn't make any sense if you wanted to kill people.

It also had

a right-wing meme on it,

had

the Arabic flag or the ISIS flag, and underneath it it just said get or done.

Why would you put that on a pipe bomb?

And how come none of them went off?

Because they're not hard to do.

This has happened before.

In fact, it was really quite bad in 1919.

May Day, 1919.

Anarchists and communists decided that they were going to target

people that were in the FBI, the Justice Department, newspaper editors, the mayor of Seattle, who was anti-union at the time.

Imagine that.

Business people.

Senator of Georgia received one of these bombs.

His housekeeper picked it up.

When she tried to open the mail, she opened it, blew her hands off.

The senator's wife lost teeth.

Her face was horribly scarred from the fire.

It was horrible.

Horrible.

Twelve bombs went off.

Twelve bombs went off.

17 were in the mail that they caught before they were delivered.

So this has happened before.

Later the next month, June,

eight bombs were set around the country in major cities,

did massive damage.

These were all to protest

the anti-immigration rules that had been put in.

They were saying, let's slow down on some of the immigrants coming in because we have to know if they're good guys or bad guys because we're bringing in a lot of people that believe in socialism and communism and they believe in revolution and we know what happened in Russia.

We can't have those people come in here.

And that's why the communists, the immigrants in this particular case, were bombing.

When the bombs went off,

it's interesting that everything, there was a note came with all of these bombs.

See if this sounds familiar.

It says, war,

yes, class war, because you were the first to wage it under the cover of the powerful institutions you call order and in the darkness of your laws.

Is that something that could be written by the left today?

It didn't just happen once.

The next year, September 16th, 1920, the Wall Street bombing.

143 people were seriously injured.

38 were dead.

Think of the impact at that time.

143 seriously injured, 38 dead.

This

leads me to if I'm ever in New York and people have not been to New York, there's a few places I like to take them.

And one place I always take them is 23 Wall Street.

Across the street is where George Washington gave his first inaugural address.

Across the street in the other direction is Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange.

You know where that is.

Then there's the building.

It's called The Corner.

And it's a building, if I showed it to you, you would recognize it.

You've seen it a million times.

It was built in 1913 by J.P.

Morgan.

It was the Morgan house, if you will.

His office was in there.

One of the bombs went off right next to that building.

But Morgan had built this classical building so deep and so thick that it didn't penetrate anything.

38 people killed, 143 severely injured.

The bomb went off just off of the sidewalk and it didn't affect his building.

Except there are pock marks from the shrapnel in the building.

Look it up, 23 Wall Street.

You'll see the shrapnel on the side of that building, the pock marks.

And Morgan said, we're not going to repair it.

Leave it there.

As a symbol that no one scares us.

No one is going to push us into revolution.

No one is going to scare us.

Leave it there.

Don't try to hide or cover up those pock marks.

Now, I don't know how many people in the media today even know that story.

I can guarantee you nobody is telling you that story.

They're saying this is unprecedented and it has to be the right.

Historically speaking, it's almost always the left.

Now, this might be the right.

This might be actually Republican because Republicans are known for not getting anything done.

And so this guy built these bombs and built them in such a way that they were never going to explode.

I don't know who built these bombs.

Could be somebody from the left, could be somebody from the right.

But it's unusual that you could build this these this number of bombs and none of them went off.

Remember, 1919,

12 bombs were delivered, 12 bombs went off.

17 were not delivered.

17 were stopped before they could go off.

This time,

not a single bomb went off.

We're dealing with somebody who has not just a lack of sophistication, but is completely incompetent and maybe crazy.

And I thank God for that.

No one was hurt or injured.

But there is the other possibility

that this is meant to look like a bomb, but not act like a bomb.

What do you say we actually do the investigation and see

who really did it.

Then we can point fingers.

The

migrant caravan is coming our way.

The migrant caravan.

That's not what this is.

If anything, this is a humanitarian crisis because these people are being used.

They're being used by political operatives in Honduras.

Mike Lee, a senator who is always standing guard by our Constitution, welcome to the program, sir.

How are you?

Doing great.

Thank you very much, Glenn.

So

you wrote to me last night, and I'm not smart enough to understand it.

You said

there is a procedure that you're pushing for

to hold these countries responsible and get them involved in stopping it.

Can you explain?

Sure.

What happened was that Senate Judiciary Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and I sent a letter to the heads of the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State suggesting that they work out an agreement with Mexico

whereby

Mexico would require people who enter Mexico, let's say from Honduras or from El Salvador or from

any of these other countries in Central America where a lot of these people are coming from, with the intent of claiming an asylum, they would have to claim an asylum in Mexico rather than in the United States.

Now, this would be similar to an agreement that we already have in place with Canada and a rule imposed by the EU for refugees arriving in EU countries from Syria.

In other words, when people are fleeing

a country that's dangerous to them, that is particularly hostile toward them for some particular reason, such that they have an asylum claim, they ought to apply for asylum in the first country they reach that could be potentially safe here.

That should be Mexico.

Isn't that normally what happens?

I mean, I thought that when you wanted asylum, I thought, personally, I think the United States government should be running ads.

Do not come to America with your family because you will be turned away.

If you're in danger, come to the closest U.S.

embassy and apply for asylum.

I mean, why aren't we?

I thought that was what we always do.

Yeah,

it should be more like that, and that's not really how it works.

And

nor do these people end up applying for asylum with Mexico.

They're sort of going for the long bomb Hail Mary pass and trying to make it all the way to the United States.

But this journey is itself dangerous.

This journey is itself

ripe with opportunities for people to be exploited.

It's an exceptionally dangerous journey for many people, especially for children and for young women, many of whom are sexually assaulted during the journey.

And a lot of the people claiming asylum turn out not to be able to make the case that they're even eligible for asylum.

But once they're in the United States, it makes it much more difficult to get them back.

And we think that the asylum application, if they're coming by land through Mexico, ought to be made to Mexico as they enter Mexico.

I talked to Greg Gabbitt the other day, and he said that he thought Mexico was working on something with the U.N.

to put some sort of a camp there in Mexico for these refugees.

Have you heard anything about that?

I have not, but I don't think that sounds like a great idea.

I think that could become another potential magnet

for bringing people here.

If the idea is to facilitate that journey, specifically the journey from somewhere else in Central America to the United States, that could become more of a problem.

Again, you nailed it, Glenn, a few minutes ago in saying that the humanitarian crisis that we ought to be focusing on here really is the crisis with the refugees themselves, having to make this long, dangerous journey.

And then knowing that when they get here, the odds are pretty high that they're not going to be deemed eligible for asylum in any event.

That just creates a whole lot of headaches for them in the process.

So, Mike, I got

an email in yesterday from a listener in Honduras, a Honduras resident and a born and raised native in Honduras.

Said, I've been following the news on the caravan here locally.

I've been also a fan of your show, watch your show, and I have to applaud you and your intel.

The origins of this migrant march, this all erupted in 2009 when the president of Honduras,

Manuel Zalaya, a lackey of Hugo Chavez Chavez and Fidel Castro, was ousted constitutionally by the other two branches of government.

Ever since then, we Hondurans have lived in chaos.

Many of the things have been tried by Zalaya and his Pardito Libre, which translates to Freedom Party to destabilize our country.

This latest stunt of Zalea blames America and has made America is now reaping what it sown type statements.

He says that America must take in the migrants because America has supported the current administration that he claims has caused all the misery that we Hondurans are living through.

Sadly, the migrants have been lied to and have been told that America must accept them.

In one news report, a lady was interviewed and she told the Honduran reporter that they were promised buses to travel on once they got to Guatemala, but there were no buses waiting for them.

Some of the migrants have returned home.

One 22-year-old man died in Mexico for reasons unknown as of yet.

What's really sad and frustrating is many of these migrants have been told that they will get in and they'll have jobs waiting for them when they arrive in America.

Therefore, many are good with hopes of a better life.

But this is the type of situation that these criminals, who are the originators of this march, will take advantage of.

Somebody's messing with them.

And we have to remember that most members of the caravan are ineligible for asylum.

Earlier this year, the Department of Justice clarified that you cannot claim asylum simply because your home country is unsafe.

By definition, by law, asylis face

individual and particularized danger in their home countries.

And because there's no legal basis for the vast majority of those in the caravan to remain in the United States, we end up doing

what we can to prevent people from making the journey at all.

But this statement you just read is part of this

narrative, this false rhetoric that is perpetuating the problem.

And I think it needs to be called out as such.

Just because they have a country that is a mess, a government that has made life unpleasant for everyone there, does not mean that any particular person necessarily has a valid claim for asylum in the United States.

Mike,

have you heard anything talking to Senator Mike Lee?

Have you heard anything about what Mike Pence revealed, I think it was not yesterday, day before,

on

that Venezuela is behind the funding of this?

I had not heard that, but

we're hearing all the time different theories about who might be funding it.

That is interesting.

It's an interesting theory that Venezuela might be doing it because Venezuela is broke.

Venezuela is perhaps as broke as any country in the region right now.

And so that would really be something if they were doing it.

What do we do if they make it to the border, Mike?

I mean,

Univision, I think it's Univision, is reporting that that number is now 14,000.

I think that's hard to believe.

But, you know, you even have 5,000 people at the border.

What do we do?

It's difficult to say.

I hope and pray that it doesn't come to that.

Because first of all, think about what that would do to our already overwhelmed immigration courts.

Our immigration courts are nowhere near being ready to handle that kind of volume.

They're nowhere near ready to be handling the kind of volume that they've already got.

And so

I suspect that we will need to

bring out a whole lot of additional human resources, let's just say, in order to make sure that our border isn't completely overrun and that it doesn't just become a free-for-all for people to enter the country unlawfully.

We have no idea, no ability to control who comes in once there's

that kind of stampede coming in all at once.

So we've got to protect our border.

Senator Mike Lee, last questions.

Any comments on

the

multiple pipe bombs that were delivered?

It's tragic.

It's frightening.

I condemn anyone

who did it, and I condemn anyone who says anything to applaud or encourage or support that kind of action.

This is not something we can tolerate in American political discourse.

And I look forward to the day when we find the perpetrators responsible, and I think they should be punished to the maximum extent possible under the law.

You would classify them,

let me rephrase that.

I would classify whoever did this as terrorists.

Would you classify them as terrorists?

Without question.

Without question.

And they need to be punished as such.

Okay.

Thank you, Mike.

Appreciate it.

Senator Mike Lee, author of Written Out of History, a great book.

If you are looking to learn about the great people

in our country that have passed, the people who have been written out of history, it's a book that is out now.

Senator Mike Lee, always great to talk to you, sir.

Thank you, Chief.

We should point out, too, that breaking news that Jim Mattis is expected to approve a request for 800 U.S.

troops to travel to the U.S.-Mexico border to provide logistical support for border agents as the caravan approaches.

And that is just happening now.

We expect that to come down at least later on today.

800 troops?

You think that's.

It's the first.

Yeah, it's first wave.

That was what the Department of Homeland Security requested.

Okay, good, good.

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I was

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He owns a group of

stations now in Santa Rosa, California.

And there's this documentary that they made.

And,

you know, the fire started at like 11 o'clock at night.

By 3 o'clock in the morning, everything was on fire.

I mean, it's when you watch this,

we're not getting a sense.

Outside of California, you're not really getting a sense of how destructive and how fast this thing was spreading.

And they showed the footage from inside one of the fire trucks that were called from the outside, and they weren't familiar with the area.

And

they said, as they were pulling into this area, which was supposed to be safe, when they left the firehouse, they said, go meet us here.

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those were homes.

Oh my gosh.

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The things that you see,

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Welcome to the program.

I just want you to know if

you're in Oak Park, Michigan, remember, no clowns allowed for Halloween.

All clowns will be arrested.

Again, all clowns will be arrested.

Wish it wasn't just for Halloween.

Wish it wasn't just for Oak Park.

I do believe that's good general policy, good rule of thumb.

I'd vote for somebody who is running for president who said, my policy, my slogan, all clowns will be arrested.

Why are they arresting the clowns?

Well,

they're arresting

the clowns

because they say they're too scary.

City officials have said clowns are too scary.

And so you can come as a zombie or a goblin or a vampire, but you cannot be a clown.

Clown costumes are not allowed.

The event is centered around young children.

In the past few years, many clown costumes have been very scary and have been given an evil look.

And no clowns.

Again, no clowns.

Remember, it was the clown scare a couple of years ago?

Yeah.

Do you remember this?

Yeah.

Like the story we all were supposed to care about for two weeks when people, there would just be like mysterious clowns popping up everywhere.

And of course, when you looked at it, there were...

There's like no actual incidents of this occurring.

Right.

It's like the shark attack story every year.

Where well, shark attacks are bigger than ever been before.

Yeah, you get that

every two or three years.

It's shark summer, yeah, where our kids are being eaten constantly in the water, and then you find out, well, actually, no, numbers are down again.

Yeah, no, it is amazing how we just jump onto these stories like this.

I really, tomorrow, if we can, I really want David Galertner on the program.

He is, he is just

fantastic on the real reason why liberals hate Donald Trump.

What's the real reason of birtherism?

He's just tremendous.

And Slate sent somebody out to take him apart, and he's just wicked smart, and they lost.

I hope to have him on tomorrow's broadcast.

Glenn, back.

Mercury.