'Square Your Shoulders and Take a Bow'? - 7/20/18

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Glenn Battle.

So we have Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

She continues to sound like a college student in an introduction to philosophy class full of misinformation and ridiculous analogies and downright mistruths.

Oh, that's a nice word.

Maybe in the old days when we used to call them lies.

In a recent interview with PBS's Margaret Hoover, socialist,

is that a racist comment?

Why would you use a racist comment?

No, not racist.

Alexandria Caso-Cortez called Israel the occupiers of Palestine.

Now, she was really flexing that degree that she has in international relations from Boston University.

Then there's this.

Well, I think the numbers that you just talked about is part of the problem, right?

Because we look at these figures and we say, oh, unemployment is low.

Everything is fine, right?

Well, unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs.

Unemployment is low because people are working 60, 70, 80 hours a week and can barely feed their kids.

Okay, now those situations do exist in America, but as reported by PolitiFact, which awarded her the label of pants on fire on this one, on the

Truthometer, meter the Bureau of Labor Statistics keeps track of how many people work two jobs rather than just one and over the past 12 months the number of multiple job holders has ranged between six and seven million that compares to more than one hundred and forty eight million Americans who are employed in a single job the difference is and not only outlandishly different from her claim, it is

pretty wrong.

Pretty wrong.

If you look at the difference on a graph in comparison to the number of single job holders, the portion of multiple job holders barely appears.

It's not anywhere close.

In other words,

you're misleading people.

No, there he goes again.

Why doesn't he just say lie?

She's arrogantly stating a lie as if it is an undeniable fact.

Now,

I want to give her the benefit of the doubt that she just

believes this, that she doesn't think she's lying.

She's just misinformed.

Here's Margaret Hoover's measured response.

And so I do think that right now, when we have this no-holds-barred, wild west hyper capitalism, what that means is profit at any cost.

Capitalism has not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world.

When this country started, we were not a capitalist, we did not operate on a capitalist economy.

You know, the benefit of capitalism is that you engage in voluntary trade

and that

because it creates value, it is the system that, unlike all the others, has lifted more people out of poverty over the course of human history than any other system.

Well, so I think that

those

things that you talk about, that you discuss, are part of the course of human evolution.

And so, I would hope that the most recent economic system, our current

economic system, is the one that is most beneficial for everyday people.

But what we're also starting to see is that, first of all, I think that when we talk about socialist or democratic, especially democratically socialist economies, first of all, they're done with the full input of everybody.

You vote,

it's democratic.

So, if it's something is not a good idea, it doesn't get voted for ideally.

Hitler was voted for.

Hitler won an election.

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

And I don't even understand your claim here that America was not founded as a capitalist society.

What are you talking about?

Wealth of nations.

What are now seeing you could say that she doesn't know anything about Israel.

She She could not answer the question on Israel.

She got completely confused on it.

Now, you could say, well, she probably doesn't know anything until you find out she has her degree in foreign relations.

Then you could say, okay, well, she has her degree in foreign relations.

She doesn't really know how the economy works that you don't count.

That's not how the unemployment number works.

Well,

there's less people unemployed because they're working two jobs.

That's not the way that works.

Well, she doesn't know because she has her degree in

foreign affairs.

No, she also has another degree in economics.

Was she listening in these classes?

No, no, sorry.

I know the answer to that.

She was listening closely in those classes.

This is the garbage that they teach.

When, when will we have the courage to say, I'm sorry, I'm not sending my child to your university because it's completely corrupt?

For some reason, I get the impression she's never set foot in a socialist country.

The only thing that you have to say about

Casio-Cortez

is what she has to say.

Listen.

At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.

Oh.

Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it.

I award you no points.

And may God have mercy on your soul.

Sorry, I thought that was that was from Billy Madison.

I thought that was from the interview.

It's Friday, July 20th.

You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Saw this study yesterday.

Since 2009, a growing number of Americans have died from liver disease and liver cancer.

The increased number among 25, 34-year-olds is especially troubling because

people are

dying from excessive drinking.

So in other words,

what we're experiencing here is more and more Americans are drinking themselves to death.

And you know what?

Sometimes I'm thinking to myself, that's not a bad way to go.

That's not a bad way to go.

I mean, pour yourself a glass of Jack Daniels.

I saw the deal on Yellowstone a couple of days ago.

And Pat and I were talking about it.

We're like, wow, I mean, that's two-thirds of the country that would be uninhabitable.

Two-thirds of the country you couldn't even live in if that thing blows.

And one of the first thoughts I had was:

oh, come on, just do it.

Just bring it on.

Stop threatening us with the volcano.

Just do it.

You know, can I move to Nebraska so I can be closer?

Just do it.

At least we wouldn't have to listen to Ocasio-Cortez anymore.

Oh, my gosh.

I can't.

I don't know how much.

I don't know.

By the way, did you hear what Elizabeth Warren said?

Elizabeth Warren, she doubled down.

She actually came out and said, no, no, no, it's not, it's not people have two jobs.

It's a growing number of Americans have to have four jobs.

What?

She literally doubled it.

She doubled it.

Literally.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Four jobs.

Yeah, you have to have four jobs now.

Okay.

Wow.

Okay.

So I don't.

Wow.

It's bad.

You ever met anybody with four jobs?

I never have.

I don't think I know a single person in my entire life that's ever worked four jobs.

I have three.

Maybe Ryan Seacrest.

Yeah, I have three.

Okay.

Ryan Seacrest has like 12.

Yeah.

He's taken every high-paying job in the entertainment industry.

Right.

But come on.

I mean, it's not because Ryan Seacrest has to.

Right.

It's not like, oh, my gosh, I'm living in America.

I have to have 12 jobs just to pay for my airplane.

You know, you don't really have a problem with that.

I mean, I know this exists.

I know there are people that have, you know, have to have multiple jobs.

Come on, that is the exception rather than the rule.

Yes, it is.

Yes, it is.

As are people working two jobs.

The same person with two jobs is an exception rather than the rule.

The rule is: most of us have one job.

Correct.

We do one job.

And that's, and quite honestly, I mean, if you've listened to this show or you've been out anywhere in America, and most of us do that one job pretty poorly.

We're not really, you know, it's,

I'm putting in, you know, 110%,

you know, 65%.

I'm giving you 65%.

You go to some places and you're like, could you give me, could you give me 20%?

Could you just come into work today and just give me 20%?

Does that mean I have to sit down at my desk?

You know, just for a little while.

Just for a little while.

Pretend you're doing something.

Open up the laptop.

Try not to play a game all day.

You know, just try that one.

Give me 20%.

You've already given me 10.

You're here.

Let's go.

One more step.

It's a lot to ask.

It's a lot to ask.

Especially if you're drinking yourself to death.

Increasingly, we are.

So we got that going for us, too.

I mean, seriously, Pat, you and I could spend another 20 years doing this, talking about the problems, you know.

Just beating our head against the wall, looking at them, or we could just go to a bar.

I'm having a hard time balancing this one.

It's just me.

So we've smashed a heat record from 1925.

Now,

this is not like we've been experiencing a heat wave here in Texas.

And it's global warming.

I don't know about you.

Oh, yeah.

But it's clearly global warming.

And

it's hot as the fires of hell here because it's 110

and it has humidity.

You know how they always say in Phoenix, yeah, well, it's 117, but there's no humidity, so it only feels like 110.

Yeah, 110 is hot.

It's like, I lived in Phoenix.

It's like standing in front of an open oven.

You don't want to live your life that way.

Here.

You know, hey, you know,

110, but it has no humidity, so it feels like 95.

I don't even know if the heat index counts what it feels like at 110 with humidity.

Yeah, it's only 110, but it feels like 158.

It is so hot here.

And I have a feeling that all these people from California who have enjoyed their rolling blackouts,

they're coming here and they're like, oh, it's so hot.

And I can use my air conditioner.

And we don't have rolling blackouts.

I mean, it's there's a reason for that, too.

They're not gonna like the reason, no, they're not.

No, they're not.

No, uh, for anyone new to Texas, um, we are on the free market system here.

And let me explain how the free market system works.

Because I know in California, when you live there with the rolling blackouts, you had rolling blackouts because you weren't on the free market system.

Here,

everything

works because it is on the free market system.

And here's what the free market means.

When there is a bigger demand

for a limited resource, the price goes up.

So kilowatt hours are not regulated here.

The price of kilowatt hours like they are in California.

That's why you have...

brownouts and blackouts and why Texas doesn't.

Because I don't even know.

I think I gave them my car to keep my air conditioning yesterday.

I have a feeling that's about what it costs.

I don't even want to open it

because this is the highest kilowatt hours we've ever used.

It's priced by the usage.

I don't even know what the ceiling is.

I don't know that there is one.

I'm not sure.

I don't know if there's sure, but boy,

Texas may go through a deep depression.

We may all drink ourselves to death next month.

Yeah, when the bill comes in.

When the bill comes in.

Because

I can't even imagine.

Yeah, it's going to be pricey.

It's already pretty high.

Yeah.

And then when it hits peak demand, it gets really high, staggeringly high.

Yeah.

So.

Yeah.

You know, the good thing is there's, what, 16,000 square feet in this four-story room?

Yeah, well, you mean in the 70,000 square foot building?

Yeah.

Yeah.

And this room that we're sitting in is literally forced.

We're sitting at about 60 degrees.

Yeah.

So

that's going to be a bargain, I'm thinking.

So I just want to tell the Daily Beast, I am selling my house just to pay for the air conditioning.

I can't even imagine.

I was in here yesterday, and last night

we did this special at 8 o'clock, and one of the guys on set was sweating really badly, and it was 65 degrees in the studio,

but he was still sweating.

And I thought to myself, I know he was thinking, oh, you got to turn down the air conditioning.

And I'm like, dude, give me the keys to your car, and I'll make it colder in here.

Temperature of the sidewalk yesterday was 136 degrees in Texas.

Do you see that?

They recommended you don't walk your dog

for that reason.

Burn their paws.

Literally burn their paws on the sidewalk.

My dogs, they go outside.

They love to go outside.

My dogs go outside and they just, I open the door and they look at me now like, good God, man.

No, I'm wearing a fur coat.

I'm not going out there.

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I really don't trust people who like the heat.

You know, I really, people, and I say that, I'm married to

a woman who loves the heat.

And I don't know why I trust her because generally speaking, if you're one of these people like, oh, I like it hot.

I like it hot, especially at night.

What's wrong with you?

I can't even imagine what life was like without air conditioning.

Anybody who says, oh, you know, capitalism sucks, air conditioning,

air conditioning.

That was a capitalist move.

Air conditioning.

I can't live without it.

I would, I swear to you, I've said this before.

I don't think that our, I don't think our big military heroes in the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, etc., I don't think that they were that brave.

They just didn't have aspirin.

So can you imagine a world without even aspirin?

How cranky you would be all the time.

You hit 30, you get a first ache, there's not even an aspirin.

You're like, just kill me now.

Can't we go to war and just kill each other?

Just kill me.

Come up with an excuse.

I'll be really brave.

I just want to die.

Imagine,

I can't imagine that.

Every time I think of

socialists and people who say, you know, America sucks, I think of

anesthesia.

and air conditioning.

I think those are two and indoor toilets.

Those are three things

that is enough for me to say, yeah,

there's social injustice.

Yeah.

But there's indoor plumbing, there's in there's air conditioning and there's painkillers.

So I'm pretty good.

We're ahead of the game.

We're ahead of the game.

Just with those three things.

Yeah, we really are.

We really are.

Think about what we're complaining.

We're not living in a cave.

You know, you're Osama bin Laden.

You really better believe in some kind of God because it's hot and stuffy in those caves, I'm guessing.

Back in a minute,

hello, and welcome to the program.

It's Friday, and Mr.

Bill O'Reilly, who's on vacation

in

Ireland,

called up about midweek.

He's like, okay, I've had enough of this vacation.

Can I do the show on Friday?

Yeah, so he's going to give us his view and what a view it should be from over in the United Kingdom about what happened with

Putin and with Donald Trump.

So that's coming up in about a half an hour.

Bill O'Reilly.

Let me go to James in New York.

Hello, James.

You're on the Glen Beck program.

Hey, Mr.

Beck, man, it is an honor to speak with you.

I've been listening to you for years.

Thank you.

33.

Oh, yeah, no, no.

I was raised a homeschooler, and everything you say, I totally relate with everything.

You're an incredible human being.

Yeah, I saw your triple show last night, and it was fabulous

because with the way the market's been,

I don't have an air conditioner.

Oh, oh my gosh yeah you have no idea yeah i i me and my cousin decided that we wouldn't listen to anybody who has gray hair about cryptocurrencies just because they're usually pretty stubborn about the change oh no wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute i've got well mine's white mine's white you're just so white

chica doesn't have hair but it's okay

uh no i actually didn't listen to you because i told myself i wouldn't and then and i sold a house and invested all of it

and um oh wow and what wait where did you buy it at what'd you buy it at um well i actually ended up buying Ethereum and I traded it for other coins.

Can I give you some numbers or no?

Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

Go ahead.

Well, I put in 80 grand.

For a short period of time, it was worth over 200,000.

And now it's worth about 36.

Oh, wow.

I know, right?

It's been a wild white knuckle ride, but I still have a lot of confidence.

And watching the show last night really boosted me.

And I was like, oh, thank God.

It did me too.

I tell you, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not,

you know, I'm not.

Holy, moly.

I didn't put my house money into it, so I can't relate to you.

But, you know, because your stress level is probably a little higher than mine.

But I will tell you this.

I watched it with Tika.

Obviously, I was doing it, but I was listening to Tika last night, and

I was so confident

on this.

I really truly believe this is 1920, and Bitcoin is ATT stock.

It's just, you know, it's one of those things that if you buy it now and you hold it now,

it's going to be one of those things that it's going to be a wild ride sometimes.

It is.

Yeah.

It's going to be a white knuckler.

If you look at, he showed the charts last night, or I don't know if we even got to it, but there were charts of Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon.

And if you saw those crashes that happened really early on in those companies,

a lot of people sold.

Tika sold.

Tika sold Apple

at maybe $200.

I can't remember what it was, but he sold it.

He was like, oh, this is a good move.

I got a lot of money on this.

I don't know how many millions he lost by taking it out.

It's technology is, this is not pets.com.

This is the internet.

So, so, James, how, how, I know you want to believe, but how much do you believe his prediction last night?

Oh, man.

I'm just crossing my fingers that something happens in the next couple months.

But anything would be better than where it's at right now.

But if you're going to buy, now is absolutely the time to do it because it's so low and it's about to go crazy.

So I'm excited about it.

I have a couple of small coins that I've invested in, but

it's rough.

Scary.

Keep the faith, brother.

Keep the faith.

Thank you so much.

Sometimes the people with the gray hair know some things, like don't invest money that you can't afford to lose and then it's not quite as wild a ride you know yeah well you know i the reason why i didn't get into you know and and tika didn't make this better for me because mark andreessen if you know who mark andreessen is i mean facebook twitter uh you know early um

uh

you know bitcoin uh started i think coinbase and i'm sitting in his office this is six years ago and he's like clinner you got to get into cryptocurrency and all i hear is warren buffett saying, Don't buy things that you don't understand.

And I'm like, I don't really understand, you know, cryptocurrency.

And he explained it, and I was kind of like, I still don't really understand it.

And again, Warren Buffett, don't buy things you don't understand.

You know, I've kind of, I understand that.

I do, and I get that.

But I also, that would keep me off an airplane, you know, because don't buy things like a ticket to fly because you can explain to me how the wind it goes over the curved part of the wing slower than it does on the bottom of the flats part of the wing and that's what provides a 747 lift so we can i under i don't understand that i i can i can connect the dots but i'd never get onto an airplane if i had to oh yeah no i i understand that yeah sure i got it i don't understand that.

And I should have, I should have bought earlier.

But his point last night was,

and he, he has some real credibility with me because I've been watching him for a while.

And

he said three months ago, he came in and he said, hey, Glenn, I want you to do a deal with me.

And

because

around the middle of July, cryptocurrencies are going to turn.

And I said,

really?

Because I'm freaking out.

And he said, no, they're going to turn around in July.

And I want to do a deal then, blah, blah, blah.

Well,

he said it would turn around the middle or end of July.

This week, middle of July, it's already up 15%.

And he has a reason for it.

And if you missed the show, I guess you can probably still watch it at BeckCryptoshow.com.

I don't even know, but I think you could probably still watch it there.

But he had a really good reason for

his prediction, which is $40,000, Bitcoin at $40,000 by the end of the year, this year.

That makes it a pretty good investment at what, $7,400?

Is that where it is right now?

Yeah.

Right around there somewhere?

Yeah.

And you don't have to buy one.

You don't have to, I mean, you can put $200 in it.

Sure.

But if you could buy one,

it's a lot more.

I tried, I literally tried to talk about it.

I said, this is suicide, Tika.

What are you doing?

Don't know.

I mean, you could say $40,000, but you're putting a time limit on it.

You're saying it's going to be done by the end of the year.

And he's like, yep.

And I'm like, have you thought about tapping that down?

You know, if you think it's going to do 40, say 20.

You look like a superhero.

And he's like, I have tapped it down.

I said, what?

And he said, I honestly think it's going to hit 65, but I'm I'm tapping it down.

Wow.

I feel very comfortable saying 40.

And I'm like, oh my gosh.

That's amazing.

It's amazing.

It's amazing.

How awesome would that be?

If, of course, you've invested by now.

Which

you

which I

have

done yet.

Today's the day, though.

Today's the day.

It is the day.

Yeah.

Are you seriously?

Yeah.

You really are.

Yes.

So I'm checking Monday.

I'm checking Monday.

If that means everybody else is getting out, this is the time to do it because today's the day I'm getting into this.

Because I've always said, as soon as I get in, it's going to tank.

It's already tanked 40%.

But, you know, he showed me the charts.

And

this is a really heartwarming place to be if you've invested in Bitcoin.

Okay, so he showed me the charts.

It has had five crashes of 30%

just this year.

Wow.

Five crashes of 30%

this year.

Crashes are a part of all technology at this point, all right?

At this stage of the game.

You have to think 1920 ATT

or 1990

Microsoft.

And so they've had five crashes.

If you would have invested in any of the crashes, I think in the last two years, if you would have bought at the peak,

now not counting this one because there's no big crash after this one yet.

Okay.

So if you go from peak to peak and you buy at the peak over the last, what, three years?

And so, you know, you buy at the peak right before the enormous crash,

and then it goes up again, and you buy at the peak, enormous crash.

If you buy at the peak each time,

you make money because the next peak is higher than the one that you bought it at, and the next crash is

higher than the last peak.

So in other words,

in other words, if it goes up to 60,000, if it continues on this

model that it has been on for the last few years,

if you bought it at 19

and you're sitting here going, oh, gosh, it's a crash, hold on because that's going to come down.

It will go 40, 50, 60.

And then it should crash after it hits its high, then it should crash 25.

So you're still higher than you were.

And that's, it just keeps going up like that.

I hope.

Yeah.

Well, that's obviously the theory, and it's worked so far.

He also, the reason why he thinks this is he showed what everybody was saying.

Remember when Jamie Dimon came out and said, I will fire anybody.

I will fire anybody in this company that buys

Bitcoin because cryptocurrencies are going to zero.

Yeah.

Then it went down 24% and they started buying.

And then JP Morgan Chase started buying it for their clients.

Yeah, they started buying.

They started buying.

He just said it's going to zero, and I'll fire anybody who buys it at JP Morgan Chase or sells it at JP Morgan Chase.

That weekend,

they opened up a desk to start buying.

cryptocurrencies.

And his point was,

this is how the rich get rich get richer.

They are transferring the wealth.

They're telling everybody who's in it, don't buy it, don't buy it.

And he showed it happening in 1992, 1989, or 19, sorry, 1998, just after 2000, and now this.

They always do this.

All of these big people come in and the market crashes and they say, don't,

it's not even worth what it's at now.

But then they're buying it at that point while they're still trying to scare everybody else off.

Then they turn and open the floodgates and they start buying it in massive bulk because they can buy it at the bottom of the market.

And he said, we're now at the point, he said, this bottom, everybody has gotten into.

Now, JP Morgan Chase, BlackRock, all of them, Goldman Sachs, have now opened their Bitcoin trading desk.

So now they're all starting to invest in it this summer.

And he said, so once that money starts to come in,

then it just skyrockets and it provides a much higher market cap.

It just, it goes, it goes through the roof.

To me, it made sense.

To me, it made sense.

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Quickly in Indiana, let's go to Nathan.

Nathan, we only have about a minute.

Go ahead.

Hi, Glenn.

I just wanted to say thanks for hosting the crypto show.

I've watched you for six, eight years now.

But I am only 20 years old, and so, you know, I was really excited when I saw the you bring out the history of the technology stock market and saw that the crypto one was mimicking this and I saw that you know being a millennial I could put in a couple hundred dollars in different stocks and be able to make um some good profits at my age.

Um but my question was that being only twenty and being in college and not having um big disposable income, I want to follow what you and Tika say because I trust you guys have looked into him, done my research like you tell us to do, but I don't have $2,500 on hand right now to be able to pay for this.

So I tell you,

that's why Tika gave a couple of things yesterday.

That's why he gave the Bitcoin.

Even if you just put $200 in Bitcoin, Ethereum and Dash are the other two that he recommended.

And again, the whole idea, Nathan, is to not pour a lot of money into this.

These things are so

unbelievably volatile that

it could really fall apart.

By the way, it wasn't Ethereum.

It was Litecoin and Dash.

Litecoin, Dash, and Bitcoin.

Thanks, Nathan.

Glenn Beck.

And I have to tell you, it's been a hard week.

It really has.

It's been a hard week to look at America and

the press and everything else and just go, what the hell?

What is going on in America?

Can I give you some good news?

This is the country that when the Soviets challenged us in space, we doubled down and we landed on the moon within a decade.

Nobody thought it could be done.

Yesterday's moonshot is today's oil rush.

And the great thing is, is Americans are rising to the challenge the same way we did back in the 1960s.

OPEC tried to kill us.

This is really so underreported.

OPEC

and the Russians and the Saudis, they ramped up oil production back in 2014 to drive the frackers out of business.

Sorry.

Fracking is really effective, but it is also really expensive.

At first, the plan was working until 2016, and then something happened in 2016.

Oil rigs began coming back online.

Oil production shot back up.

OPEC was baffled.

How are the Americans doing this?

What is happening here?

Answer, American ingenuity.

We had invented technological breakthroughs that made fracking cheaper and more efficient.

So now here's the results.

Here's where we stand today.

Remember, we're running out of oil and we're never going to, you know, it's peak oil and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.

As of last month, US oil production hit a record high.

We are now pumping out 10.7 million barrels a day.

We just leapfrogged the Saudis

who are putting out 10.4 million barrels a day.

Russia is now number one at 11.1, but we're hot on their heels.

U.S.

production is set to be 12 million by next year.

We will be the number one oil producer in the world

by 2019.

The days of being held hostage, the days of having to go to war for oil, they're over.

And that's not even, that's mainly because of Texas.

The state of Texas alone is projected to put out 5.6 million barrels a day in the next 12 months.

That's more than Iraq and Iran.

In fact, if Texas were its own country, which I think it kind of is,

it would be the number one sorry, be the number three oil producer in the world.

Texas.

We haven't even touched Alaska.

California.

So when people question American exceptionalism, look what we're doing and we're not destroying the environment.

We're not poisoning the fishes in the land.

We figured out a better, easier way to do it.

Politicians from our own country

are rising with the socialist left.

They're claiming now that we'd be better off with a different system.

Tell me, tell me,

what, if anything,

has ever been accomplished under socialism or communism?

Did the Soviet Union go to the moon?

What is it that Venezuela has invented?

China's a pretty big socialist communist country.

Why aren't they knocking on the door of the world's largest oil producer?

Why didn't they invent the smartphone or create the internet?

Because there's something different about the Chinese.

If there's any credibility to what these new American democratic socialists are saying, countries like China, Venezuela, Norway, even France, the U.K.

should have accomplished way more than we have.

But none of them have even come close.

In fact, all those socialist countries are now sending us their sickest patients, even though our health care is a sick patient.

It's all due to freedom.

It's due to the free market.

Square your shoulders, America.

Take a bow.

You're continuing to change the world and make it a better, safer, more efficient place,

even under hostile conditions.

Just one innovation at a time.

It's Friday, July 20th.

You're listening to the Glen Beck program.

Welcome to the program.

Bill O'Reilly is on vacation in Ireland.

And as he said last week, I'm going to be on vacation.

I'm going to be in Ireland.

We're going to be doing a lot of stuff.

So I'm not going to be able to have a chance to be on the show.

But there's really only so much drinking you can do.

And so Bill is with us now.

Hello, Bill.

You know I don't drink, Deck.

Well, but you're in Ireland, so then why did you go?

Because we found an incredible thing,

the actual farm where my ancestors were evicted in 1845,

which led them to come to America.

And very emotional and took years to

track it.

And it's in County Cabin, and that's where I was yesterday.

So that's pretty.

You know, it's amazing that, I mean,

your family's been unpopular since 1845.

You know, and what's even more amazing is the white privilege attached to being evicted from your land by the British for not being able to pay your taxes.

Yeah.

Putting two 16-year-old twin boys on a boat in Galway to sail to Brooklyn by themselves, never saw their mother again, father dead.

All that white privilege attached to that is just amazing.

Yeah, it really is.

It really is.

Tap it down just a bit there, Bill.

Thank you.

We're glad to have you.

It's been a really interesting week.

I would love to hear Bill O'Reilly's perspective.

You know, just starting, just starting on Monday.

Were you in Ireland then?

Yes, I was in Ireland.

It's a good place to be because

you can see it from another perspective.

The Irish people couldn't care less, by the way.

And I think that's generally around the world.

They don't care about the story.

There's actually two stories here.

And the media, of course, is never going to report either of them accurately.

The first story is that the President of the United States really doesn't know what he thinks about Russia and Putin.

He doesn't know.

That's a problem.

That is a problem.

It's not the way you would be.

It's a problem for him.

It's a problem for the country.

It's a problem for everybody.

Right.

So he doesn't know, and he changes his perspective

from hour to hour.

Yeah.

So that's story number one:

why he doesn't know, and of course, I know why he doesn't know.

Why doesn't he know?

And the story number two

is the unprecedented hatred of the media who really couldn't care less

about Russia.

Right.

You know, they don't care about it.

Right.

And they're using it as they use the border and the children.

It's the same pattern of behavior.

That's story number two.

So where do you want to start?

I want to go back to story number one.

Why doesn't the president know?

Number one,

he is not steeped in the history of American-Russia relations.

So, he doesn't really know the dynamic that was in play from World War II onward.

Okay, that kind of happened in his lifetime.

He did, but

he's a businessman.

He's not a historian.

Well, you don't have to be.

Hang on, hang on, hang on.

You don't actually have to be a historian to know Boris and the Tasha bad.

Do you?

Okay, but it's more than that.

He doesn't understand

Vladimir Putin, who he is, and what he wants.

He can be told that, but he doesn't feel it, as the kids would say.

All right.

Number two,

his emotional makeup is tied in with the Russian accusation that they threw the election to him.

100% true.

It makes him insane.

Yep, 100% right.

Right.

It drives him.

It drives him.

All this week has only been because he cannot separate the results of the election from anything said about Russia.

He just can't do it.

He thinks they're saying

that you're reading my columns on billorilly.com because that's absolutely correct.

Yeah, well, you're calling it

on Monday.

You cannot separate what is happening in real time, as they say,

from the accusation that he really didn't win the election.

Putin won it for him.

So therefore, he's going to diminish any kind of threat from Russia.

All right.

And he's going to say,

I am going to make relations better between Russia and the United States.

That's what's best for the country, which is true.

But at the same time,

you have to go out and state, it's so simple.

When you're the president of the United States, you have to say the truth.

You can't get away with saying, well, I don't know if the Russians hacked in.

They did.

You've got to say it.

And when Putin says they didn't, all you look to say is, we have a difference of opinion on that.

Period.

You don't go in and insult Putin.

You don't give him the free stooges under the chin and on top of the head.

You don't do that because you get nowhere.

But you can say to the world, we have a difference of opinion and be strong.

He chose, President Trump chose not to do that on Monday in Helsinki.

And that is what has led to all of the chaos.

So,

Bill, what do you think of the theory that

Donald Trump

and I want to be really careful here because I'm not saying he has the killer instinct that Putin has, but Donald Trump has a lot in common with Vladimir Putin as they're both businessmen in some way, in some regard.

They both just get it done.

They don't like red tape.

One kills to get things done.

But Donald Trump is a guy who, you know, he's never killed, and I'm not saying it's mob or anything else, but he gets things done in New York that no one else can do.

So he's kind of got that

cowboy attitude.

And so he kind of relates to Putin.

And I think Putin relates to

Putin is smart enough to play into that with Donald Trump.

Look, dude, I've been around for a long time and I see what's happening and you can't trust the press.

And

he'll play into that.

And it would, it has made me believe that there

is

when he is, when he is

confused or not able to separate from the election, when he sees that the same people that are investigating this can find who hacked the DNC server, but can't even check the emails and have had them in their possession for a year.

They can't seem to do anything that is at all connected with the DNC.

But man, they can nail the DNC server guys

pretty efficiently and quickly.

and they can sure say that there was collusion without any evidence but there's nothing on all of the others i think

i think if putin sat down with trump and he just said you know let me ask you this look

donald we didn't do this and i you know look i can relate to you look i i'm trashed by the press and people have my enemies and we're different but we're not all that different uh and uh you know your real problem here is this Pakistani that was in Washington, D.C., that had the DNC servers, there's something going on there.

Wouldn't Trump be more likely to say,

damn it, yes, yes, I know there is something there, and I can't get it from my intelligence service.

Okay, but

that doesn't do Trump any good.

The word that you're looking for to describe both Putin and Trump is ruthless.

Okay?

And I'm not saying that President Trump is ruthless in the same way as Putin is.

But in order to do what Trump has accomplished, you got to take no prisoners certain times.

Yeah, he was ruthless during the campaign.

Ruthless.

Yeah, you saw it.

You saw it.

Okay.

So they do have that in common.

And they also don't want red tape.

They don't want people telling them they're wrong.

They don't want challenges.

There's a lot of commonality here.

But what President Trump has to realize is that he's in a death march with the press.

And here's the third story that has not been broken yet, but I'll break it on the Glenn Beck radio program.

Live from Ireland.

President Trump is going to run again, but he's not going to really run against a Democrat.

He's going to run against the press.

That's not news.

And the decision for the American people is: do we want to vote against Trump and empower a corrupt press that has tried everything to remove him from office?

Or do we not like Trump so much, his style, and we understand that he's not in full grasp of some issues, but we're not, we're going to vote for him because we hate the press more.

Trump is going to run against the American media in 2020.

That's the third story to emerge this week.

All right.

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Glenn Beck.

We really appreciate Bill O'Reilly taking time.

He's on vacation.

He's calling us from Ireland.

And we so appreciate the fact that he has taken this valuable time away that he could be using to see Mama Mia too.

And he is with us.

Hello, Bill.

Yeah.

All right.

So, Bill,

let me go here.

This is Andrea Mitchell

yesterday

with

our intelligence director, Coates.

Here's the audio of what happened if she was passed a note on stage.

We have some breaking news.

The White House has announced on Twitter that Vladimir Putin is coming to the White House in the fall.

Say that again.

Vladimir Putin coming to the farm.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

That's going to be special.

What do you think about the invitation for Vladimir Putin to come to the White House?

Well, first of all, Coates is one of the group that advises

Trump on foreign policy and national security.

So he should have been given a heads up that this was in play.

And he played it for laughs,

which the president did not appreciate, by the way.

So I don't know about Coates' future.

Although he likes Coates,

I don't think that did him any good, Coates.

If Putin comes to Washington,

I don't care.

I don't think anybody cares.

I do expect them to do some reduction of nuclear arsenal stuff.

Does it matter?

No.

Both countries are going to keep enough nukes to blow the world up 50 times over.

So that's just symbolic.

Maybe they'll work out some trade deals.

Maybe

somebody will do something in the Middle East that's good for the world.

There's no downside.

But is it a major thing?

No, it's not.

So, Bill, you just said the president doesn't know about these things.

And what's given me confidence is at the very beginning, he had had real bad people around him.

But the bad people have really pretty much left.

And he has really good advisors around him.

That now you can say he has some of the best people around him.

But he doesn't seem to listen to them.

Or, you know, as you said, Code should have known that.

The president's just going off on his own.

And, I mean, a president can do that.

Because he doesn't feel that he has an obligation, you know, if somebody's in Aspen, Colorado, to track the person down and tell them that.

So is it a big thing?

No, but it always works against Trump.

The word is methodical.

You know, Obama was methodical.

And Trump is the so opposite of that.

He just operates on, all right, we're going to do this or we're going to do that.

And it's, I don't know, there's...

got to be more discipline imposed on the Oval Office, but there isn't anybody who can really do that.

So that's the flaw in the Trump administration, the lack of discipline, the lack of messaging, and it all leads to this non-stop hatred directed at him, at Trump, which I believe the Americans have had quite enough of.

You know, when I saw that Whoopi Goldberg, Janine Pirro thing yesterday, I know both of those women really well.

And I, you know, for years have had a pretty constructive dialogue with Whoopi Goldberg.

and Janine, I know, from working at Fox.

Okay, so I want to take this.

Hang on, I want to take this when we come back.

I'm going to play that audio because it's amazing and then get your comments on it.

Next.

You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

So Janine Piriro,

how do you say her last name?

Pierrot.

Pirot.

Janine Pirro was on The View yesterday.

She has a new book out.

And Whoopi Goldberg kind of lost her cool.

You know,

Janine said, you know, you have Trump derangement syndrome, and here's what happened.

How long has the deep state been there, and who's running it?

Well,

I want to answer your question because you gave me a question.

You actually asked me a question.

You gave your opening statement, which was how horrible it is that Donald Trump was talking about.

I'm sorry,

that's what you said.

You said

that.

You said that when it was insane to be here, end up murdering the children of American citizens.

You know what's harmful?

What's harm when the president of the United States whipped up people to beat the hell out of him?

Now, say goodbye.

That went on for a while.

And I don't think you need to know about much more of that.

Then, after the commercial break, Whoopi came back and said this.

Welcome back.

So you saw me do something I very rarely do.

I very rarely lose my cool.

And I'm not proud of it.

I don't like it.

But I also don't like being accused of being hysterical because that's one of the things I try not to be on this show.

Okay, so

she was, she only became hysterical because she doesn't like being called hysterical.

It's pretty accurate.

You know, the other time she became hysterical is when she walked out on me.

Remember that?

Yeah, that's right.

That's right.

When I was on the program, they both left the stage and Barbara Walters had to take over.

And I was so happy, I said, this is great.

You know, I mean, if we could get them permanently off, that's

but the real

problem here was after the show

when

she

confronted Janine Pirro, who was trying to leave the ABC building in Manhattan and said, get the F out of the building.

That's unacceptable.

You know,

she didn't just say that.

She didn't just say that.

She also

spit on Janine.

Well, I don't know about that.

I was in there.

I mean, she was.

This was on reports today.

Yes, but we have to be very methodical.

I know she said, get the F out of the building.

I know that to be true.

I don't know about any spittle.

But

ABC

has an obligation to stop this.

And I'll tell you why.

Because somebody's going to get killed.

And the media chieftains have got to know that critical mass has been reached and someone is going to get hurt.

Could have happened yesterday when Maxine Waters' crew, and I have dealt with those people before,

showed up looking for a physical confrontation with some people who don't like Maxine Waters.

The people didn't show up, so instead Maxine Waters' crew hauled an American flag off a truck and burned it.

The next step is physical violence and someone getting killed.

The media chieftains, the people who run ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, and Fox, have got to say no more hate.

If you're going to hate, don't show up for work.

I would suspend Whoopi Goldberg for a week for what she did because it is unprofessional.

It is un-American.

I don't care whether you disagree with Janine Pirot and whatever you say, you say.

But don't threaten the woman after the show is over.

That is not

a critical behavior.

Quite honestly, Bill, I mean, I don't know who watches this stuff.

You know, Whoopi Goldberg yesterday, that was Jerry Springer.

You know, they all Jerry Springer.

So you were Jerry Springer?

You know who watches.

They do about 2.5 million people, which is nothing.

All right, that's the same thing the audience at late night is.

About 2.5 to 3 million.

That's all they're doing.

It's enough to make money.

They play to a crew.

There's not one conservative or traditional American watching the view.

It's all left, far-left people.

That's what it is.

It's that way late night.

It's that way dayside.

It's that way cable.

No longer do you have a show like Johnny Carson where everybody can watch it or Jay Leno.

No.

It's now polarized.

But the hatred is so intense now, not only toward President Trump, but anyone who would support President Trump is now deemed to be the target of invective and threats.

Anybody supporting President Trump is fair game to be harmed in this country.

So

can I ask for some personal advice here, Bill?

Because you like mixing it up with people.

I don't.

I really don't.

I was the

kid in the family.

I grew up in an alcoholic family that just tried to make everybody laugh.

Hey, everything's okay.

Look over here, look over here.

And so I really don't like confrontation.

And I obviously pick the wrong job to do.

But I'm getting all kinds of pressure.

I mean, unbelievable pressure from my publisher.

You got to go on the view when your book comes out.

And I'm like, I have nothing to say to these people.

They're not going to listen.

They're not going to, the audience isn't going to buy the book.

What are you talking about?

Why would I put myself in that situation?

They are incapable of having a conversation with someone who disagrees with their worldview.

They just want to put every wrong that anybody on the right has ever done onto your shoulders.

Well, first of all, your publisher is ridiculous.

I have a book coming out the same day your book's coming out, September 18th.

Right.

Killing the SS.

Are you going?

Oh, you used to.

Oh, wow.

You used to.

I used to, but it's now totally different.

Behar was always a problem.

Always.

Always.

Behar hated you if you weren't a liberal.

Yes.

From the jump.

Yes.

But Barbara Walters, Evan Goldberg,

and the other lady they had, and it was an interchangeable thing.

They were all right.

And Walters, because she ran the show, could temper

Joy Behar.

So you could do it.

You could get on there, have a few laughs, make fun of them.

My great line of Joy Behar was, isn't your name Joy?

Aren't you supposed to be joyful?

You know, that kind of thing.

Now, you can't do it.

So you go on Colbert, or you go on any of these shows, they're going to attack you personally.

Personal attacks.

That's what they're going to do.

Because their audience apparently wants to see that.

And some of the right-wing guys on talk radio, they do the same thing.

All right?

They tear you to pieces with innuendo with accusation if you don't see the world the way they see it so it's got to stop and the only one who can stop it are the media chieftains the people who run the organizations

and i i'm telling you it's gonna get violent it is heading there i never in the history of our republic has there been hatred directed at a president that we're seeing now ever abraham lincoln abraham lincoln no no and I'll tell you how I'll tell you why that's not true because Abraham Lincoln was in a war he was fighting a war so you would expect that the side that he's fighting against are going to try to kill him when you get a war okay all right I'll give you that this is yes this isn't there there is no physical war happening yes so

no no president has faced this kind of and it's organized it's an organized hatred between Hollywood New York, running the news media, and the print media.

Wait a minute.

Three of them.

I don't believe that there is a ⁇ you're not saying that

they're calling each other up and organizing.

It's just that they all are walking in lockstep.

They all just believe the same thing.

No, no, no, no, but they're not walking in lockstep.

They're being ordered, okay,

subtly ordered

to get Trump.

Who is ordering?

The New York Times and the Washington Post.

Look, the Washington Post runs an op-ed by Joe Scarborough yesterday.

Why?

Why?

For what reason?

You know, Scarborough is making money hating Trump, which is exactly what he did in the op-ed.

Now, if I called up the Washington Post and said, look, I'd like an op-ed, you know, because I don't,

never in a million years

would I get that.

Correct.

Okay?

So

the message goes out.

Get him.

Get him.

And all of the people have the message.

If you go on CNN, if you're Cuomo at 9 o'clock and go, you know what?

President Trump did something really good today, and I want to tell you about it.

You're toast.

All right?

You're toast.

You can't do it.

So to give Fox some credit, they do have people on their air anchoring programs who do slam Trump.

So this accusation that Fox News does whatever Trump wants is a lie.

But the others are in lockstep, to use your word.

So,

Bill, what happens?

Because when I saw the reaction on Monday of the press, and I saw that they came out, and this week they're saying

this is as bad as

Pearl Harbor or Crystal Knott.

You know, it's unbelievable.

It's unbelievable.

It's unbelievable.

Look, think back.

Since the Vietnam War, the Democratic Party has not favored confrontation with a foreign nation one time.

They went along with the Saddam Hussein stuff because of 9-11.

But there isn't one time that the Democratic Party has favored confrontation

with a foreign power.

All right, ask Ronald Reagan.

Okay?

But now, suddenly,

the Democratic Party wants to invade Siberia.

Nancy Pelosi is going to land on that beach, and they're going to run in and take care of Putin.

Are you blanking kidding me?

Okay?

So anybody who knows anything about American politics knows there's one thing only in play here.

Get Trump out of office.

That's it.

Not about Putin, not about Crimea, not about anything else.

Get him out.

If you got to use the kids on the border, you use the kids on the border.

You got to use Putin in Helsinki, that's what you do.

And next week it'll be something else, Beck.

It'll be something else.

And it all comes back to get him out.

So, Bill, he embarrassed us.

He won the election.

We were all against him.

We, the media, are not going to tolerate.

We're going to destroy him.

They're not going to.

This is what happened to me on Fox Fox News.

I know, but they're not going to destroy him.

And in fact, I think they're going to end up destroying themselves in the process because Trump's going to run against them in 2020.

Yeah, and he will win because people

just...

I've never seen

a situation where someone can take a bully and make him look like he's the victim.

And that's what the press has done.

I mean, Donald Trump is ruthless.

He's ruthless.

But to a lot of Americans, they're looking at this fight and they're like, you're so unreasonable, unhinged.

You've gone crazy.

I'm with him.

I've never seen anything like it.

Never seen anything like it.

What you just said is 100% correct.

And I am stunned in Dublin, Ireland.

that Glenn Beck has put it so eloquently.

Well,

so, Bill, I've been been reading your book, and I will tell you, it's really, really good.

It's a frustrating book to read because it's one of those books that you read and you want to read with Google because you're like, that can't, it's a Bill O'Reilly book.

That can't be right.

And

I just, it's taking me off into all kinds of offshoots.

It's really good.

I can't wait for it to come.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Well, Killing the SS is about evil.

And we're seeing evil in our world today unprecedented, except for the period of time that I'm writing about in Killing the SS.

And I just want to remind everybody, like you said, it's a Bill O'Reilly book.

There are 17 million copies of the killing series in print.

17 million.

So we stand by every word that we have ever written.

And, you know, these people are jealous and they don't like me or they don't like whatever.

But I appreciate you reading the book.

I know how busy you are back, you know, doing what you do.

Yeah, well,

it's good.

Killing the SS comes out September 18th from Bill O'Reilly, joining us from

some bar.

Maybe.

No, no, no.

What?

Don't give me, don't let the people think I'm some lush.

I don't drink.

You're Irish.

I know, but I don't drink and I don't take narcotics.

I ruined my life.

I don't know, man.

I can see you in a public restroom down by the toilet shooting heroin.

I mean, think of that.

In your suit.

In your suit.

I can see that.

Bill O'Reilly, thanks.

You would tell it to me back if you had.

Thanks, Bill.

See you next week.

You got it.

Bye-bye.

I got to stop this stuff, man.

I had this thought that I saw Bill O'Reilly coming and asking me for some heroin.

I got to stop.

It's getting crazy.

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Glenn, back.

Pat, you have to choose one.

You come home this weekend and your wife says to you, honey, I made plans.

Unfortunately, I double booked.

You have to pick one.

We have to do one or the other.

And you say, okay.

And she says,

we're having dinner with Whoopi Goldberg.

Or we're going to see Mama Mia too.

Which one?

Which one?

I'm going to Mama Mia too.

You're going to Mama Mia too.

I am.

Yeah.

I might because I could just sleep.

Maybe I could.

I have a chance of falling asleep.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So at least you have that chance.

Right.

So

if you're having dinner with Whoopi Goldberg, there is a choice.

Mama Mia too.

Everybody else, don't go.

Glenn Beck.

It's Friday, July 20th.

You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Hello, America.

Welcome to the program.

I'm really glad that you have joined us.

Sarah,

if you have the doctor on, let's talk to the doctor in a few minutes.

I really want to talk to the family first.

If you will, sorry for that, but we just trying to get guests on, and they didn't get on until the very last minute, so I have to give some behind-the-scenes instruction here.

We have this amazing story.

You have them all?

Okay, good.

So

let's start with Jeremy and Julie Lewis,

who are Texans who,

a summer, eight years ago, it was in August,

their seven-year-old son died from something that appears to be very, very rare.

And when it does happen, people don't necessarily have the answers, and it shouldn't necessarily end in death as it did here.

Jeremy and Julie Lewis, welcome to the program.

How are are you?

Good, Mr.

Beck.

How are you doing this morning?

I'm good.

I'm good.

First of all, sorry for the loss of your son.

I can't imagine what it is like to lose a child.

I hope I never have to find out.

You guys

were just enjoying a regular summer.

And what happened?

We decided to take one last trip,

and we visited two spots.

We visited a lake and a river in Texas.

And it was, we've said before that it was one of the best vacations that we've ever taken.

When we got home,

Kyle started second grade.

He went to school Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

We had a baseball scrimmage.

He played one of the best baseball games he had ever played in his life.

And then Thursday morning, he woke up with a headache.

And it progressed to high spiky fevers, vomiting,

which just, you know, I mean, that's a normal, something normal kids get.

They just get colds.

And

originally, that's what we thought it was, and until it wasn't.

And we decided to, and our pediatrician told us to take him into the emergency room, and they did.

And immediately they could tell something was a little more wrong than just a cold.

So they decided to quarantine him.

And then from there, it just

progressively got worse.

How long was this process

we went in on thursday night uh julie took kyle to cook children's hospital in fort worth on thursday night um and he was gone sunday morning at 11 11.

oh my gosh oh my gosh so

go ahead

that that's the thing about this amoeba and the and and the you know pam and um it acts so quickly that um one of the other fathers of a child that they lost in Florida, he said it best, he said,

When you realize what it is, it's too late.

Well, or it was for us

because back then, you know, seven years ago, we didn't have the drug that we have now.

But it's just, it's, it's devastating.

If anybody knew Kyle the way that we knew Kyle is his hair was on fire and and you couldn't hold the kid down unless you duct taped him to a tree,

which I actually did.

But it takes these kiddos, and

it's horrible.

Like you said, you hope you never have to go through it.

It's worst-case scenario.

We're not supposed to bury our kids.

It's just, it's devastating.

So there's a special done by a friend of mine who is producing this special, Darren Foster, who used to produce for me eons ago.

He's doing this medical miniseries on HLN, and it premieres Sunday, and it's Something's Killing Me.

And it's these medical mysteries that

we're able to find now or we're able to cure that have been plaguing us for quite some time.

Julie, are you there?

I am.

So can you tell me as a mom, what was this and

what happened?

To us, we thought he maybe just had a cold or a flu, and then that evening, when they told me he might have viral meningitis, we thought he was going to sleep it off and maybe get medication and go home and become the rambunctious boy again that we knew.

But

everything changed that Sunday morning, and they didn't actually find this amoeba until after he had passed away.

Really?

And the world changed forever at that moment.

And they didn't have the drug then, but they do now?

No.

They do now, yes.

There's been lots of studies for many, many years, and there were some things that did help to kill the amoeba, but it's such rapid destruction that it wasn't timely enough, and

it's fatal.

So

this amoeba actually eats the brain?

Yeah, it multiplies

itself and destroys the the brain.

And how did it get into Kyle?

Through the river?

Well, we know it's present in the river and the lake that we were in,

present in most fresh bodies of water, but it goes up, if it gets up the nose through the olfactory nerve, it's when it starts its destruction.

That makes you never want to get into a river or a lake again.

Yeah.

You know, we grew up in Texas, and we were always in a lake.

We were always in a river.

I was in a cattle pond.

You know, it's never something you think about.

But after we learn, you know, one of the taglines that everybody always uses is that it's so rare.

It's so rare.

You know, and in the grand scheme of things, when you look at how many cases have been correctly identified, it is.

I'll go along with that.

But what's even scarier, Glenn, is that when these kids go into the hospitals, The doctors have no idea.

They're not thinking about it because their whole life, their whole medical career, all they've heard and all they've ever been told is that it's so rare.

So that's what I was like.

So that's what I was kind of asking Julie or Jeremy, whichever one could answer this: is, well, how did it manifest itself that

a parent could see, wait a minute, wait a minute, this is something different?

You know,

it's one of those things.

We were in the hospital and we got a text message from Julie's mom, and she's Saturday mid-morning.

She actually said, Look, you guys were in fresh bodies of water.

These are his symptoms.

She found it on Google.

And she said, This is it.

When we were in the hospital on Saturday afternoon, Glenn,

I showed the phone, my wife's phone, to the doctor.

And the doctor looked at us and said, Mr.

and Mrs.

Lewis, if your son had this, he would already be dead.

24 hours later, my son is gone.

And so what I was saying earlier is that

it goes misdiagnosed far greater than it goes correctly diagnosed.

Because you literally have three to four days in the hospital before

anybody knows what's going on, the kid's already so far lost that

nobody can do anything.

Kyle was in the hospital on Sunday, and he passed, he lost brain activity at 5.30 or 6 in the morning.

They didn't find the amoeba in his spinal fluid until 11 o'clock or yeah, around 11 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 9 o'clock wow

so what one of our other deals that the foundation has done is and and we had help from other foundations in florida we found this drug in the cdc we found this drug um

that the cdc had

um

it was just one of those things to where

um it was such there was so much red tape that the cdc had to go through and and and positively identify it by and and then get the drug Well, but like I just said, by the time you positively identify it, it's too late.

So

we found the drug in Canada.

We found out that it was going to be coming to the U.S.

Our foundation and another foundation have successfully put that medication, which is miltethazine, in

how many states?

I don't know, but I think it's like 20 different hospitals.

20 different hospitals in six or seven states.

And the reason we wanted to do that is we started an initiative that if we can go in as a nonprofit organization, as a parent,

then

what we want is I wanted a star basically in the United States.

I wanted one in the North, one or two in Texas, one or two in Florida, and one or two in California.

And then somewhere in the middle of the U.S.

And we have that.

We have California, we have Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, North Carolina, Colorado.

And now Nebraska.

Okay,

I've got to move on.

I hate to do this to you,

but Jeremy and

Julie, thank you so much for

taking something really tragic and making it into something good.

You can find out more about what they're doing, and you can help and find out more about this at kylecares.com.

K-Y-L-E CARES.com.

I I really quickly, we have Dr.

Jennifer Cope on

with us.

And I just quickly want to get, you know, the doctor's perspective on this,

on

what the difference is, what people should look for.

We have

Dr.

Cope on with us now.

Doctor, how are you?

Jennifer, are you there?

I am.

Hi.

I am.

Yes.

So welcome to the program.

So

how,

you know, Jeremy was saying, oh,

they're saying it's rare, but it's probably misdiagnosed.

Is this something we should be worried about when we get our kids into the river and to the lakes?

Well, it's certainly something.

Fortunately,

it is a very serious illness, as you heard from the Lewises, and we certainly empathize with them at the loss of their son.

We just see, fortunately, just see a handful of cases each year.

But because of the seriousness of it, we do think it's something people should be aware of when they do get into the water in the summer.

And

there are a few things that people can do to potentially minimize the risk of contracting this issue.

Like what?

Well, the first, the only absolute way to really

keep from getting this amoebic infection is to keep your head out of the water.

Because as you heard,

the amoeba gains access to the body

when water goes up the nose and into the brain.

So really the only way is to keep that, keep the head above water.

But we realize that there are a lot of activities that involve putting the head under water as well as

things where water gets up the nose.

And so some things you can do to minimize the water getting up the nose is either holding your nose or using nose clips when you're doing those types of activities.

The other thing is if you're going into the other body of water you might want to think about is hot springs.

This is an amoeba that really thrives in warm water.

So is this like if you're going up to, let's say, the Finger Lakes or the Great Lakes,

or especially the Finger Lakes where it gets really, really cold, does this amoeba die in cold?

Is it only in warmer climates or is this all over the country?

Well,

it really thrives in those warmer water temperatures.

When in colder water temperatures, it doesn't necessarily die.

It has a couple life forms, and it becomes, in colder and less favorable conditions, it becomes a cyst form.

And that cyst can persist that allows it to withstand those harsher conditions.

And so when the water becomes warm again, it could

come back to life in the form where it does infect people.

But we do think it's really, it's during the warmer weather seasons in the warmer parts of the country, although we have seen it in more northern states.

And so when somebody, so we don't have a bunch of people taking their sick kids to the hospital saying, I've got an amoeba that's eating my brain.

Are there any specific signs that you look for?

Well, really, so unfortunately, there's not a specific sign.

What it would be is a type of meningitis, which has

general symptoms of headache, nausea, vomiting that are obviously very common to a number of different illnesses.

The big thing with spinal meningitis, though, is

it sore, is it hurt to turn your head?

And

that's a big sign

that sets it apart.

Is there anything like that?

That is certainly a part of any type of meningitis, although that's maybe a little bit of a later sign and something that

not everyone experiences.

The key would be

if your child or you develop those sort of symptoms and you're seeking medical attention, the key is to mention that you might have had water exposure in the past few days or week.

So at least this diagnosis can be considered.

Okay, just a personal question here.

You're an infectious disease doctor at the CDC.

At what point in your life did you go, I want to specialize in infectious diseases?

It just does not sound, I don't know, safe.

It just doesn't sound safe.

Well, believe it or not, there's a lot of us that really do enjoy the study of infectious diseases.

I'm sure they are.

I just, I'm wondering what it, I mean, what attracted you to, I mean, do you go like to,

do you study things like Ebola and everything else?

Obviously, the CDC studies that.

That's not my particular area of study.

But, you know, during that time, a number of us at the agency did participate in that response.

Jeez.

God bless you.

Thank you for doing things that most of us would never do.

Thank you for that.

Dr.

Jennifer Cope with the CDC.

Thank you so much.

God bless you.

Thank you for having me.

bet.

By the way, you watch this.

It's a new medical mystery series called Something's Killing Me with BD Wong.

It's Sunday, 8 p.m.

only on HLN.

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You know, I have to apologize to you.

A couple of days ago, one of of our producers pitched this story of the brain-eating

amoeba to me, and I was like, well, you know, it's a Texas couple, and it, yeah, I mean, they're just normal people, and it happened, and blah, blah, blah.

No, I apologize because now

all I'm going to be thinking for the rest of summer is my kids' children, my children's brains are going to be eaten by an amoeba.

You know, God, God, get in.

No, no, no, don't get in the pool.

Don't get in the pool.

Don't get in the pool.

Yeah, because the good news is, not only is it freshwater rivers and lakes, it's also your swimming pool.

If it's not properly maintained, you can have this amoeba.

And it's a little chilling that 97% of all the people that got that contracted this from 62 to 2016 died.

You're not helping.

97%.

You're not helping.

Scary.

Yeah.

I have, you know, my wife, she wanted a

saltwater pool instead.

I don't want all those chemicals in the pool and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And I'm like,

will salt kill everything?

Yes, honey.

So now, you know, now that I have a grandchildren and, you know, you see the grandkids get out and, you know, they're just peeing as they're getting out of the pool.

You're like, oh,

true.

And I'm not sure the salt is doing all of that.

And I have a friend who's, they're building a pool and they've decided to have a freshwater pool.

Have you heard of this?

It's a freshwater pond.

So you build it like a pool, but somehow or another, you build it with these, I don't know, these flower beds around it on like three sides.

And the plants filter

the water.

So the water goes through the plants?

Yes, and then into the pool.

I guess it like

dirty after that?

Apparently not.

I don't know.

I mean, I've seen it.

You look up freshwater pools.

You just look it up online and you'll see it.

And they look nice and, you know, everything.

But I don't know.

I mean, are they filtering out amoebas?

I just, I, you know, there's a, there's a place where chemicals are your friend.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

There is a place.

I love the natural stuff and everything else, but

there's probably some germs that we should be killing in this.

And the brain-eating amoeba is maybe should be on the top of our list.

I'm just saying.

This is the Glendett program.

So 49th anniversary of the moon landing.

I'm sorry.

49th anniversary of Hollywood acting like we landed on the moon.

Thank you.

We all know it was done on a sound stage.

You know, there is

a new study out.

There are more, it's easier to find Democrats

who believe

who believe we didn't go to the moon than there are those who

are considered patriotic, love the Constitution, really proud of the country, love the flag.

That's pretty remarkable.

It's pretty remarkable.

It's also despicable.

Oh my gosh.

Why the hate?

Why the

pathetic?

Why?

Just because they just because they think differently.

Because they're anti-American?

Just because they think differently than you?

You know what's amazing is we really don't have anything to argue about unless you want to get rid of the Bill of Rights.

If you want to get rid of the Bill of Rights, then we have lot...

In fact, we have lots to argue about and probably lots to fight about.

But if you agree with the Bill of Rights and that they should be applied equally to all men,

then we don't have anything to argue about.

Because you're not going to shut me down and I'm not going to shut you down.

And there's tons that we can disagree on.

But remember, we wanted to focus on all of our differences.

This is what happens with multiculturalism.

You focus on your differences until that's all that's left.

We need to focus on our unum.

This is what my book is about.

It comes out September 18th.

You can grab it on Amazon right now.

Pre-order a copy

of my latest book called Addicted to Outrage.

But it is the search for our unum.

Stop concentrating on the things that divide us

do you believe in free speech if you do

then I'm gonna put you to the test I'm gonna show you people who say things that are really not

good

Really not good.

So you're advocating shutting them up.

Shutting them up completely.

No, I've never

surgically sewn shut.

I've had them removed.

Why would you sew them shut?

They could cut those stitches open.

You remove their mouths.

What I'm suggesting is Louis Farrakhan is a dangerous man.

I have never advocated for him to be silenced.

Never.

Okay?

So why, if he can say those things, if he can say those things,

why?

Can't I say what I believe?

Now, I know there's hate speech, but there's not hate speech there's just speech there's just speech

there's hate crimes no there's not hate crimes there's just crime

that's what there is crime i don't care why you killed that person you killed that person

is it oh yes but he did it with hate in his heart oh you mean that person over there oj simpson chopped her head off with love.

That wasn't a hate crime?

That doesn't make any sense.

They're both dead.

You did it.

I don't really care what your motivation was, unless it was self-defense.

If you understand the Bill of Rights, see, this is the real problem.

People don't understand.

We don't need amendments to the Constitution.

We just need to pay attention to the first 10 because Almost everything of consequence after that, that's not a rule change like, you know, you can't run for more more than two terms as president.

Those things I accept.

But like the, you know, the 14th Amendment and the 18, the 19th Amendment, they didn't need those.

Oh, Clanbeck wants to take us back to slavery.

No.

What part of all men don't you understand?

The founders always, they wrote it.

They wrote it very clearly.

And I swear to you, all of the amendments after the 10th, with an exception of rule changes, they're all like, okay, okay, all right, let me know.

Okay, I guess you're too dumb to understand.

We meant black people too.

We meant women too.

It's just, it's craziness.

It is absolute craziness.

And we're sitting here killing each other.

I don't know if you saw what Mark Duplas

tweeted, but there's this big Twitter war going on.

Stop it.

So Mark Duplas is a friend.

I mean, it's not like we hang out with each other, but we've talked several times.

And, you know, I should say maybe we're allies.

And he's a filmmaker, in case you don't know who he is.

He's a great filmmaker, a great filmmaker.

Makes a lot of stuff for.

He's acted in movies.

Yeah, yeah.

He's really good.

Look him up.

He and his brother, they're really good.

I don't agree with him on stuff.

He is a liberal.

I don't agree with him, but we both agree on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Okay.

So what are we killing each other over?

So he's on this kick kind of like I have been on, can we just can we can we lower the temperature here?

Can we just lower the temperature?

Can we not find good things in people?

So yesterday,

he was under attack

because he wrote, fellow liberals,

If you're interested at all in crossing the aisle, you should consider following Ben Shapiro.

I don't agree with him on much, but he's a genuine person who once helped me for no other reason than to be nice.

He doesn't bend the truth.

His intentions are good.

Oh my.

Oh, the humanity.

Oh, the humanity.

How did they come down on him?

Oh.

Oh, my gosh.

It was.

They were calling Ben Shapiro a white supremacist.

Yeah.

Based on what?

Yeah.

Give me one example of his white supremacy.

Yeah, he was homophobe, all that kind of stuff.

Oh my gosh, he was called all kinds of names.

And so, Mark Deplos,

hours and hours later, after just being pummeled by the mob, he wrote, so that tweet was a disaster.

I want to clear that I am in no way endorsing hatred, racism, homophobia, xenophobia, or any such kind of intolerance.

My goal has always been to spread unity, understanding, and kindness.

I'm going to make mistakes along the way.

Sometimes I move too quickly when I get excited or fail to do enough research, or I don't communicate myself clearly.

I'm really sorry.

I understand that I need to be more diligent and careful.

I'm working on that.

But I do deeply believe in bipartisan understanding and will continue to do my best to promote peace and decency in the world.

That said, I hear you.

And I want to say thank you to those who reached out with constructive criticism.

I have genuinely learned so much and wish everyone in this the best.

Mark Deplos.

So it was courageous.

He deleted the Shapiro.

And deleted the Shapiro thing.

So it was courageous for him to try.

But the next step, courage leads to heroism.

And

he didn't take that final step into being heroic.

Courage means I'm going to go in and face the mob, and I know I'm probably going to be unpopular for this.

Heroism

is when you stand your ground.

So, he didn't stand his ground, but I give him points for

doing it in the first place and not giving up.

So, here's Ben Shapiro's response: Do you have the audio of Ben Shapiro?

I think that Mark's a nice guy from what I could tell.

He came into our offices a couple of months ago because he was doing a project about guns and gun control, and he wanted kind of the right-wing Second Amendment views.

So, he came in, we talked for about an hour and a half, and then he took off.

I told him at the time that it's probably good that people don't know that we met since folks in Hollywood are not particularly fond of people on the right, and any association with people on the right is not going to work out well.

He sort of tweeted that out unsolicited.

I hadn't talked with him since that day, actually.

Since folks in Hollywood are not particularly fond of people on the right, and any association with people on the right is not going to work out well.

He sort of tweeted that out unsolicited.

I hadn't talked with him since that day, actually.

And the blowback on Twitter was from a lot of his Hollywood friends, a lot of people on the far left.

And just as we've seen many, many times, the sort of mom mentality rules on Twitter.

And he promptly deleted that tweet after probably an hour or two and then this morning he put up a full apology that was after I texted him last night by the way and told him that I didn't I didn't mind that he deleted the tweet considering he still has to work in this town and Hollywood isn't fond of people who are friendly to anybody across the aisle he he put up a full apology for ever having for ever having suggested that I was a nice person who had who had views worth listening to so that was wonderful I don't blame Duplas for pulling down the tweet.

I didn't ask him to make the nice tweet in the first place.

I feel bad for the guy, honestly.

I I mean, he's sort of stuck between a rock and a hard place in that he made a decent statement, and then everybody on the left came down on him, and he still wants to work in the town.

Okay.

So now, here's heroism.

Here's heroism.

Brad Weinstein, a guy who

plays a pretty big part in my upcoming book

and

is a guy I have not talked to.

I have corresponded with him a couple of times,

but

I want to talk to him on the air with you for the first time because we should, on paper, hate each other's guts.

Should hate each other's guts.

He is a left-wing professor from Evergreen College, which

really,

it really does,

it makes Berkeley look like Liberty University.

And he was what he went through at Evergreen when he dared to stand up and say, wait a minute, wait a minute.

You're telling white people to stay home?

That doesn't make any sense.

And then when they insisted that he call a

woman a man because they chose to be identified as a man, he's an evolutionary biologist.

And he's like, well, when did the science change?

And that didn't go over well.

And he risked his life to stand in that college.

Literally, when you hear this guy's story, it'll blow your mind.

He risked his life.

He left the university.

His wife left the university.

You know, they have not changed their point of view

on their belief, their policy, or anything else, but they know

the destruction firsthand.

So yesterday, when he saw this, Brett

tweeted this.

No, Mark, you had it right the first time.

Listening to those you disagree with is key to enlightenment and progress.

Punishing people who show curiosity is part of a cynical agenda that requires us to remain divided and cartoonish to each other.

The backlash was not about Shapiro.

It was about you breaking ranks.

That,

in my opinion, is a hero

because he has everything to lose.

When you find people

in the media, I don't care if they are left or right, and they are taking a stand that they are getting beaten to death for,

even if you don't agree with that stand, applaud them.

Applaud them.

We need to start exercising a muscle of standing up against a mob.

And there is a mob on both sides.

Now, one

is an experienced mob.

The,

you know, Occupy Wall Street and Antifa

have been a mob for a very long time, especially Antifa.

Since long, literally since long before I was born.

But the right's developing one too.

If you disagree with anything and you step out of line, you're done.

You're a traitor.

We cannot use that language with each other.

I'm going to avoid the people on the alt-right.

I know who they are.

I know the earmarks of them.

I know when I hear people starting to circle the drain of the alt-right because the language is very specific.

Same with the social justice warriors that are circling the drain that are going towards antifaw and violence.

And violence is being taught now in Washington

on both sides.

The verbal beatings on both sides.

And the left is getting more and more...

I mean, look at Maxine Waters.

While she didn't call for violence, she did call for mobs.

And you have to stand up against it.

Because if you don't stand up now, it's only going to get harder.

You must exercise the muscles in your spine or around your spine.

You must stand for those who are facing the mob.

I want to talk to you a little bit about Simply Safe, a company that just obsesses over the details, the glass break sensor.

I've always wondered, how do they know the difference between I drop a glass in the kitchen or somebody breaks a window in my kitchen?

Well, I didn't know that, you know,

I assumed that I couldn't necessarily tell the difference.

How could a glass break sensor do that?

but it's worse than even i thought most glass break sensors can go off when babies start to cry i don't know what kind of baby you've got but uh my baby doesn't sound like glass breaking thank god um however when they cry I have thought about breaking glass so I could get out.

But anyway, they've developed a glass break test facility.

Before they launched theirs, they ran over 10,000 live glass break simulations.

So what they did is they, I guess, had somebody standing in and just breaking plates, breaking glasses, until

they could hone this thing so it could distinguish between a broken plate and a broken window.

This is how they obsess, and this is why they have the best service out there.

It's Simply Safe.

It's an alarm system that you own, and you never have to think about it.

It's really intuitive.

It has 24-7 monitoring with police and fire dispatch if you want it.

It's $15 a month.

There's no contract with it.

It's the best around-the-clock protection that you can find.

Visit simplysafebeck.com.

If you use simply safebeck.com, you're going to get 10% off your Simply Safe Home Security System.

It's simply safebeck.com.

Save 10%.

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Glenn Beck.

So you and me?

Mama, Mia 2?

Afternoon showy?

Absolutely.

Meryl Street.

Shares in it.

Yeah.

Lovely person.

Beautiful.

Lover politics.

Phenomenal.

And still super sexy at 90 or whatever.

That doesn't even begin to summon her.

Yeah.

Can't wing.

Mama Mia 2.

You just don't want to miss it.

Glenn, back.

Mercury.