Fake Outrage: Exposed - 5/29/18

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Well, hundreds of demonstrators have been gathering in London over the weekend to protest the arrest of Tommy Robinson.

Free Tommy was a hashtag that was trending over social media over the weekend.

So who is this guy, and why is everybody so upset about him over in England?

Well, he was arrested on Friday for quote breach of peace.

So what does that mean?

Well you're not going to believe it, but this guy actually had the gall to film a group of Muslims outside of a courthouse that had been accused of grooming them for sex slavery.

Now, this is just one of the many child sex scandals involving Muslim gangs, and Tommy Robinson has been trying to expose them because this has been going on in England for years and no one in the media cares.

So he was surrounded by a bunch of police officers and he was arrested and he would later be sentenced in record time for contempt of court.

Now, this is a charge that he is quite familiar with.

Tommy was charged for contempt of court a year ago over a gang rape case also involving Muslim immigrants.

He's now in jail for 13 months.

The judge was awfully darn quick to get him off the street and booked him in a prison cell.

He also at the same time ordered a media blackout for anyone in the UK looking to report on it.

Now maybe it's just me, but I am starting to be frightened for our friends in the UK.

They are literally transforming into a George Orwell novel.

It's kind of hard to put into words what's happening.

But what are the supposed people in Britain supposed to do about their government?

It won't protect them from Islamists that don't see them as human beings.

And B, it's now forbidding them and even jailing them for talking about it.

So what happens?

Well, I'll tell you.

The UK government is facilitating the rise of the violent far-right, and

they don't even know they're doing it.

This

is the Bubba effect.

It's happening.

Now, here's Tommy Robinson.

He is no angel.

I just started learning about him this week or this last weekend, so

I don't want to take a stand on him.

He seems like a guy who resorts to violence.

His speech attracts some of the worst of the worst.

However, to his credit, he has abandoned multiple groups that he started due to them becoming infested with neo-Nazis and racists.

Now,

I don't know if this is just a cover for him or what.

I don't know.

When your marches have been described as hooligans versus jihadist,

You might want to reevaluate.

But the people in the UK UK and the rest of Europe and a growing number here in America are quite literally backed into a corner.

The threat of some of these Islamist groups is very real and the government refuses to address it.

Hmm.

So what do you do?

Well, when a people feel backed into a corner, unfortunately, they usually strike out.

They look to people like Tommy Robinson who are willing to take a stand and say some of the things that they really agree with, even though other parts may be really bad.

I don't know what Robinson actually stands for, but what I do know is that by silencing people like him that are just trying to shine a light on what is really going on, governments all over Europe are setting a very dangerous path to a very violent future.

It's Tuesday, May 29th.

You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Now, that's probably going to be reported as Glenn Beck

endorses the violent right.

I can't, I can't, I can't take it anymore i just can't take it anymore the summaries that uh come from your commentaries lately are really interesting they really are really you're a different person than i knew i know i've done radio with you for 20 years now uh-huh uh-huh uh and it man it it seems like you're actually a totally different person than i realized

crazy first of all pro-Lewis Farrakhan which really surprised me that surprised me as well because you have been one of the people leading the charge,

outing Louis Farrakhan's audio over the years in speech after speech that has been completely ignored by the media.

Yeah, but now that he's for Donald Trump and I'm suddenly all in on Donald Trump,

I have no problem with Louis Farrakhan.

It's really incredible.

What a transformation.

What a Memorial Day weekend will do for you.

It is crazy.

Okay, so here's what, here's what Louis Farrakhan said.

And let me tell you what I actually believe and how the media has just totally distorted this.

Listen to this.

That the racism is more in our face rather than hidden.

Hidden, excuse me.

What's your perspective on that?

Well, that wasn't the intent of this administration to do a lot of good for us.

But the nature of this administration is good for us.

Because now,

you know, sometimes you think you're where you are not.

And so Trump is letting you know where you really stand.

And because of Trump's way, he is an anomaly.

There's never been no president quite like Mr.

Trump.

But there's something that he's doing.

I'm going to come out in a few weeks and talk about it.

But Trump...

is destroying every enemy that was an enemy of our rise.

Who's the enemy of our rise?

Is it the Department of Justice where we get none?

Is it Congress where you make a law that favors us and then you turn around and destroy it?

Is it the media that has destroyed every black leader that stood up for us, calling us out of our name?

Martin Luther King suffered it.

Malcolm suffered it.

Dubois suffered it.

Marcus Garvey suffered it.

So he's attacking the media calls it fake news well i don't think everything is fake news but i know i know very well right

that we have been the victims of some fake news

he's beating up the fbi

go at it baby

because they've been beating the hell out of us ever since j edgahoova and the counterintelligence program of the u.s government so go ahead mr trump

So they've taken this as a Louis Farrakhan endorsement of Donald Trump, which it is not an endorsement of Donald Trump.

It is, wait a minute, wait a minute, he's destroying our enemies, so let's not stand in his way.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Well, I am long on record as the enemy of my enemy is my friend is a very bad policy.

It led to the Cold War.

It has led to all of the problems that we have had in the Middle East.

The enemy of my enemy is not my friend.

It's what created ISIS.

So, Candace Owens came out over the weekend and she said, he is right and you should see what's happening in the black community.

Well, there's two things, but I mean,

I know we can't actually look at things and think things through anymore.

So I should have kept my mouth shut.

She said he's right, and what's happening in the black community is astounding.

I happen to agree with her.

What's happening in the black community is astounding, but that's not necessarily the same as what's happening with Louis Farrakhan.

Because the only part of it, yeah, because you, you know, Candace Owen tweeted, in no way do I endorse Farrakhan's views, but holy crap, this is a really big deal.

It is a really big deal.

He has just aligned himself with the Trump administration.

No, he hasn't.

What's going on in the black community right now is unprecedented.

Flagged this.

It's relevant.

Yes.

Now,

the only part that threw me about your response to that was that you said she was correct.

Because

what I took from that is,

and again, like I'm looking at this through the eyes of someone who listens to you blab three hours a day every day.

So I'm not looking at this as a tweet in and of itself.

And I thought maybe it was because I took her tweet wrong.

What I took from her tweet was her making the commonly made recently Kanye West point, which was, hey, here's a, while you might think Kanye West is crazy, the fact that he's saying positive things about Trump opens the Republican worldview up to a group of people that have never even considered it before.

That's what I took from her.

And I don't think you believe that with Lewis Farrett comment.

No, and I don't think she believes that.

If she does, she's crazy.

We should get her on.

Kitty, see if you can call Candice Owens and see if we can get her on today.

Because it's possible.

And

you said this is huge.

Yeah, let's huge.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Read my tweet, and then let's go back to hers.

This is huge.

Candice Owens is correct.

And it is the principle of what caused all of our damage in the Middle East.

It never leads to peace.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

We must find reconciliation in our hearts, not hate, destruction, destruction, or violence, even of the tongue.

Now, of course, you wrote the enemy of the enemy of my friend, and, you know, in a tweet, people might think you were endorsing

that.

Yeah, it does require.

I'm sorry.

Even tweets do require humans to think.

Right.

And if you know anything about you, you've been bashing that strategy for a long time.

But you said that she's correct, which made me think you're agreeing with her point.

So let me go.

Let me go.

I don't know what her point is.

I know what her tweet said.

Listen to it.

Let's take it point by point.

In no way do I endorse Farrakhan's views.

I agree with her.

Holy crap, this is a big deal.

I agree with her.

He has aligned himself with Trump's administration.

I don't agree with her on that.

What is going on in the black community right now is unprecedented.

I agree with her.

Flag this.

It's relevant.

I agree with her.

There's four out of

four out of five.

Four out of five.

Dentists agree that Trest is actually the best.

I agree with her.

What she said in that tweet generally is true.

I agree with her.

This is huge.

This is huge.

And it's huge because

it is what I've been talking about for so long where people are going to say, now is our time.

I don't agree with this person at all, but I'm going to go and help.

Go ahead.

Yes, yes, yes.

Because they see the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

How many chalkboards have I done on this?

Many, many, many.

Yes.

So anybody who thinks that I would agree with Louis Farrakhan or want him in, you know, the vicinity of anything that conservatives stand for, you're out of your mind.

You're a moron.

If you understand.

that Louis Farrakhan is all about the destruction of the United States of America and is cheering on the destruction of the press, the destruction of the FBI, the destruction of our trust.

You're a moron if you don't think he's doing that.

And you also need to look at the fact that Donald Trump is

dogpiling on the press and the FBI and everything else.

Some of it is accurate.

Some of it is not.

That's why we need to be an informed citizenry.

We need to think.

We don't fix this problem if we just live in the world of tweets and we don't even think, what does that tweet mean?

Well, wait a minute, does that fit with the character that I know?

Does that seem to be right?

If we are not engaging in any critical thinking, we do not survive.

And you know what?

We don't deserve to survive.

Let me tell you what's happening with our immigration.

There is a story.

There were two stories that came out.

One I loved.

Showing pictures of all of these people.

Look at what's happening.

Look how this administration is treating the illegals at the border.

No, I recognize those pictures because I was there.

The left wasn't there, but I was.

I recognize those pictures as

how they were treating illegal immigrants under the obama administration

we were speaking out about it we were actually helping we were alone

this audience was the only group of people that were actively talking about it and standing up and doing something about it that's why it was so unfamiliar to so many people on the left who said you tweeted it as a wreck on Trump yes they didn't even know it happened because it was their guy right

so now they come out and they say, look at how, hmm, I love that story.

And now there's another scandal.

Donald Trump has lost 1,400 children.

Really?

We get to that next.

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Italy, what's happening in Italy is very disturbing, and you should panic right now.

There is some really disturbing things happening in Europe, and they are all connected.

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this is i i just i mean

how do any of us make it to dinner time i mean seriously how do any of us make it in a world that is so screwed up, you don't know up from down anymore?

That's why they made dinner so delicious.

So you really want to make it.

Right.

So what is, what is,

what's the story on Donald Trump and the 1,400 children that have been

taken from their parents?

This bastard.

This bastard.

He just lost them.

You know why?

He doesn't care about Mexicans.

That's the main part.

So he gets a bunch of, he, first of all, rips them away from their families, number one.

Then he just loses them.

Probably dropping them off in alleys or something.

Then they scamper away, never see him again because he doesn't care about children because they have brown skin.

Okay, that was the impression that I had until I read the New York Times.

They are blaming Donald Trump for the story.

Now, this is not what I'm seeing on CNN.

You watch CNN and they're covering the story is, what did this administration do with all of these kids?

Are they, has Donald Trump opened up a pizza parlor?

Is there a basement where he is selling these kids?

They will be pro-Pizzagate quickly.

Quickly.

Okay, so that's the story that I have heard.

Listen to this from the New York Times.

President Trump over the weekend falsely blamed Democrats for a horrible law separating immigrant children from their parents.

In fact, his own administration had just announced this policy earlier this month.

His comments followed days of growing alarm alarm that federal authorities have lost track of more than 1,000 immigrant children, mostly from Central America.

But the president is not the only one spreading false information across social media.

Did the Trump administration separate nearly 1,500 immigrant children from their parents on the border and lose track of them?

No,

says the New York Times.

No!

The government did realize last year that it lost track of 1475, according to testimony, blah, blah, blah, but those children had arrived alone at the southwest border without their parents.

So, wait, so what is this really all about?

More in a second.

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I want to go back to this New York Times story.

Did the Trump administration separate immigrant children from parents and lose them?

The answer is no.

No.

Now, listen to this story.

The president is not the only one spreading wrong information.

Across social media, there have been confusing reports of what has happened to these immigrant children.

Well, here are some of the answers, according to the New York Times.

Now, you got to hand it to the New York Times for even in their slanted way of writing this, it does have some facts, but you have to put...

the thinking cap on and you have to read all the way to the end.

New York Times, if you're a conservative, you might want to just start reading from the end The last three or four paragraphs.

The last three or four paragraphs, because then usually the last page has all of the information that you are looking for.

So did the administration separate nearly 1,500 immigrant children from their parents at the border and lose track of them?

No.

Period.

By the way, end of sentence.

Yes.

No, period.

The government did realize last year that it lost track of 1,475 migrant children that it had placed with sponsors in the United States, according to testimony before a Senate subcommittee last month.

But these these children had arrived alone at the southwest border without their parents.

Okay, now wait a minute.

What is this saying?

There are two stories being done here.

Okay, there is the story of, did Donald Trump lose children?

Did our government lose children?

And were they separated?

So there's two stories here, and they have mixed them together.

And what they're saying is, no, wait a minute.

Donald Trump is blaming democrats for quote a horrible law separating immigrant children from their parents

in fact it is his own administration that has announced this policy earlier this month okay

that's one story

but let's get to the part that makes everybody really angry

And that is, did Donald Trump lose 1,400 children?

Here's what happened.

Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the refugee resettlement, began making calls last year to determine what happened to 7,635 children the government had helped place between last October and the end of the year.

From these calls, officials learned that 6,075 children remained with their sponsors.

28 had run away, 5 had been removed from the United States, and 52 had been relocated to live with a new non-sponsor.

The rest were unaccounted for and that is the 1,475 number.

It is possible that some of the adult sponsors simply chose not to respond to the agency.

By the way, probably a pretty good guess.

It's not possible.

It happened.

We all know

what happened here.

And so

We're talking about people who are taking in illegal immigrants.

The belief is, again, maybe we can't say with 100% certainty, but the belief is many of the people who received the illegal immigrants were themselves illegal immigrants.

So they didn't necessarily want to be in constant contact

with

the U.S.

government.

Maybe not a good idea for their future.

So they're not responding to survey calls.

And that's what this is, by the way.

They don't have to do this.

That's not part of the law for them to follow up and find out where these people are.

They're doing it to find out and try to make the system better.

Well, here's the thing.

In 2015, they noticed a problem.

2015.

And that's, if you remember, the year that Donald Trump

came down the escalator

again, announced his run for the president.

The Inspector General report of 2016 showed that the federal government was able to reach only 84% of the children that it had placed, leaving 4,159 unaccounted for.

Now, here's the question for the media and the left and everybody who is promoting this story.

I don't ever remember seeing this because I know I would have been a little outraged at 5,000 children gone missing.

How about you?

Why is this a deal with 1,400 children missing when 5,000 children were missing under the Obama administration?

Let's continue to read on.

How did the Department of Health and Human Services manage to lose track of 1,475 migrant children?

I would ask, how did they lose 5,000?

Or better yet, 6,500 children?

Children who show up at the border by themselves are usually apprehended by federal agents.

Once they are processed, they are turned over for custody to the Department of Health and Human Services Refugee Office, which provides care until they can be turned over to a sponsor.

Sponsors, usually parents of family members already residing in the U.S., are supposed to undergo a detailed background check.

Historically, the agency was not legally responsible for children after they had been released from refugee office, but Congress is now

examining the agency safeguards.

Huh.

So this is something that they are currently in Congress saying maybe we should safeguard against this.

Why might the government want to track migrant children after being placed with a sponsored unaccompanied minors face

deportation proceedings?

They may seek asylum or other relief, try to remain in the country illegally.

In 2016, under the Obama administration, the subcommittee released a report, so it was public, I don't remember it on the front page of the New York Times, finding that department officials had failed to establish procedures to protect unaccompanied minors from being turned over to smugglers or human traffickers.

Eight children, the report found, had been placed with human traffickers.

Some of them forced to work on an egg farm.

To prevent similar episodes, the Department of Homelands, or sorry, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services agreed to establish new guidelines within a year.

Well,

they haven't done that.

But I mean, this is funny because I think it's really frustrating to these agencies who actually did this survey in an effort to try to help this problem.

And now the results of the survey are being used against them as if this is the first time this has ever happened.

Like someone, like the New York Times, which they don't do, did an investigative report.

No, it was the inspector general of those services that said, hey, we're not able to track about 5,000 kids.

Now, it was 5,000 under the Obama administration.

It's 1,400.

So maybe it's getting better.

I don't know.

But it's not good enough yet, apparently.

And I shouldn't, right?

It would be great if we were able to track down these groups, but I guarantee it's interesting because immigration activists.

would say they wouldn't want the government tracking every unaccompanied minor that comes into this country because it's a violation of their human rights.

Now, now they find out, like, hey, let's at least make sure they're not with traffickers, make a few phone calls.

Obviously, a lot of the people aren't calling back because they may have other issues they're dealing with and don't want to necessarily interact with the federal government on a regular basis.

What do you think is happening?

Some of us have talked about this for a long time.

Strangely, all of us on the right.

What do you think happens to those poor immigrants that are coming here because they just want a better better life for their family.

And they are smuggled across the river because they are being told by the drug lords that you can't just walk across the border and say, I want asylum, which you can.

So they're being told that they're going to be sent back.

And so what they need to do is they need to pay like I think it's $1,000 per person, which is way too much money.

Way too much money for anybody who is trying to come over here.

They can't do it so dad has to stay behind we'll give you the credit and mom and the kids will bring them across but you're going to owe us a favor and dad's going to stay behind dad will work for us for a while well what do you think that is

what do you think when when an when a drug lord is owed a favor By an innocent family who is just trying to come across this is not helping

Used to be called indentured servitude.

It's exactly indentured servitude, and it's not good servitude.

It's not like, hey, come over here and help me plant my crops.

Well, it might be planting crops.

It may very well be planting crops in this case.

Yes, it might be.

You know, look,

there are two stories here that are separate.

You know,

you can criticize

the Trump administration for their quote-unquote new policy, which isn't a new policy.

When it comes to separating families,

where did the families go before, Stu?

I'm trying to remember the holding pins that we talked about.

Do you remember when we were down there?

The children were separated from each other.

They were all separated.

You're a nine to ten-year-old.

You are an eight to

six-year-old.

You're in these rooms.

Brothers and sisters were even separated.

So don't talk to me about how horrible it is that they're going to be separated from their parents.

That already was happening and kids were separated from their other family members if siblings came across they couldn't be unless they were identical twins could not be held in the same rooms what do you

don't stop with your fake outrage and the pictures of those uh circumstances from 2014 provided the ultimate

The ultimate proof of how biased the media is and the leftists,

because people were setting those around, and they were outraged by them because they were photos of the Trump administration mishandling

immigrants.

When in reality, it happened in 2014 under Obama.

We covered it.

We covered it.

We were there.

We were telling you before the pictures came out, we were telling you they're separating the children from each other.

So brother and sister come.

They're separating them.

Nobody cared.

This audience did, but nobody cared.

The left certainly didn't care.

They didn't do any stories on it.

Don't get on your high moral horse now, unless you're willing to say, wow, I didn't even know.

I mean, I was trusting that we would hear these things.

I didn't even know.

I had no idea.

I'm in now.

I see the problem now.

And boy, my side was doing this too.

If you want to say that, then let's start Lincoln Arms.

Do you have a moment of reflection

if you go out in front of the entire country and tweet a photo showing how horrible the current administration is?

And then it's proved that the photo you tweeted that proved how horrible this administration is is actually from an administration you supported without question for eight years.

Do you have a moment where you sit back and go, God, what am I doing with myself here?

Look what I've done.

I don't think so.

You don't have that.

You don't even have that moment?

No, I don't think so.

I think people looked at it and said, oh, well, I mean, it's not as bad as I thought it was.

That picture isn't as bad as I thought because they were humanely taken care of, I'm sure,

under my guy.

I'm sure that's what they thought.

And I think you're right.

Look, I think this happens on both sides.

We've covered it many times on both sides.

It's not exclusively a left-wing issue, but this one is.

And, you know, if you don't have a moment when you're caught

that blatantly

with just team sports partisanship, you are, it's in front of everyone to see.

If you don't have a moment where you're sitting by yourself and thinking, God, what am I doing with myself?

What have I become?

If you don't have that moment, why are you in this business?

Why are you even?

I mean, at what point will this turn around for you?

I don't think it does.

I don't think it does.

You know, you should go back and read.

I read it over the holiday.

Demon-Haunted World World by Carl Sagan.

It's a must-read.

It's all about

critical thinking and

how do we come to the right conclusion?

And how do we, we should be asking questions.

That's becoming very, very unpopular.

And it's the only thing that I have seen.

It's a book that

changed my life back in the 90s.

And I just read it again, and it is even better now.

It's called The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan.

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Glenn back.

This is good news.

This is really good news.

Because you might be thinking the Me Too movement has reached the apex.

It's all downhill from here.

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I can do that.

I don't think she understands the movement.

She planned to kickstart the whole movement at a concert by Life of Agony, a grunge rock band, at a bar in Las Vegas.

In text to a friend, McGordy wrote, I'm going to poke a lot of holes in a lot of people on Saturday.

I have the means, the motives, and the brains.

No, not if you're saying this on social media.

I'm just saying, Vegas will lose its luster after me.

Maybe I'll start a movement, another Me Too movement.

But this time, women feel empowered enough to become serial killers.

A perfect plan with my favorite song surrounded by a bunch of mitzvits like I am.

This is great.

Luckily, police stepped in before she could act on it.

She now faces 20 years in prison for terroristic threats.

Some news sources have quoted students who are shocked by

her actions.

Others are like, no, uh-uh, not so much.

It doesn't surprise me.

Quote, one of her students said, she scared me.

She always talked about her husband and her divorce way too much personal stuff.

It was like scary.

I like the word like used in more sentences next time, Natalie.

Another student noticed that McGordy refused to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.

Uh-oh.

Here, this whole time I thought she was going to be some kook and crackpot on the right.

Whenever we had the Pledge of Allegiance, she wouldn't stand for the pledge.

And when we asked her about it, she said she would stand up for anything else, but not the Pledge of Allegiance for the National Anthem.

Another student said, I know she always comes in talking about her boyfriends and who she dates, but I didn't think she'd be making threats to people.

She's currently out on bail, but isn't allowed back at the school quite yet.

So her students are going to have to learn about physics from someone else.

God forbid, God forbid, they replace her with a white man.

It's Tuesday, May 29th.

You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

So tonight on TV,

I'm going to be covering the Bubba effect again because I think it's happening now.

And we're seeing it in several places.

We're seeing it today in Italy.

Italy is in economic meltdown today

because of what's happening in their parliament.

Deutsche Bank is in economic meltdown.

George Soros says, it looks like we may have another financial crisis like 2008 on the horizon.

Panic, everyone, so I can make millions of dollars more.

We also have this

uprising.

in England.

Stu, had you ever heard of Tommy Robinson?

No.

Okay.

So,

where do you stand on this guy?

Did you, did you do any when you saw the hashtag free Tommy, did you do any homework on him?

That's so interesting about this past vacation.

I didn't see any hashtags.

Oh, good for you.

I saw so few hashtags.

I saw the one that was on the phone.

There's one on the phone.

Did you know that?

There's a hashtag on everybody's phone.

Pound sign.

Yeah, that's what it used to be, apparently.

Yeah.

I really honestly did my best to try to avoid as much of this as possible.

Good for you.

So I didn't dive too deeply into this so um

i i i see the hashtag and i see you know free tommy and i'm like i what what is this story about

and then it mutates over the weekend into a story that um

the the

reporters in great britain can't cover anymore they've they've taken all of the stories offline

Now, the question is, did they do that by choice or did the government tell them to do that?

Because they did say that there's a blackout on all coverage.

Now, that's crazy.

What this guy was doing, and

I do not want to take a stand on Tommy Robinson because I've done my homework, but I'm not sure if he's a good guy or a bad guy.

Has a lot of bad guy qualities.

But also has some things that if you can take them at face value, he might be a good guy.

I don't know.

But

that's okay to say in today's society that, like, no, but maybe you should have the full context of this guy's character and life before you make an extreme judgment on him.

No, uh-uh.

It's not okay.

I can say whatever I want, but then the press will make it into whatever they want.

I mean, the far right will say Glenn Beck endorses

or torches Tommy Robinson, and then the media will say Glenn Beck endorses him if he's a bad guy.

It'll be reversed if he's a good guy.

Right.

And you're not

avoiding taking some big stand on this guy because of what the media might do.

It's because it's the right thing to do.

Right.

And I don't know.

I don't know.

And that's the problem.

There's no one to trust.

I don't trust the media.

I don't trust the government to decide, especially the government of England.

I don't know who to trust in this.

I do know that he is a sign that it is already well underway in England, the Bubba effect, where people don't care if it's right or wrong.

They don't care because they've had enough and they see the biggest boogeyman being the government.

So here's what he did.

He was arrested and jailed Friday after he reportedly streamed live on Facebook as alleged members of an Islamic child sex grooming gang entered a courtroom building for their trial.

So he's standing outside and he's like, I'm out here and I've got, you know, I've got my webcam and

look, here they are.

They're going in.

Now, what is this sex scandal?

This sex scandal is absolutely phenomenal.

Everybody is talking today about these 1,400 missing children at the border that Donald Trump just, I guess he must have tried to put them in a pocket and then he left him in the wrong coat.

Where are these 1,400 children?

It's clearly not Donald Trump.

There were, what was it, 4,500 children lost under Barack Obama.

So please stop with this.

If you care about children, maybe you should take a look at this one.

This Pakistani Islamic sex ring

They have no idea how big the numbers actually are, but they believe that at least 1,400 children were exploited sexually.

Children as young as 11 were raped by multiple perpetrators,

abducted, trafficked to other cities in England.

They were beaten and intimidated.

Some of them had gasoline poured on them.

set on fire with the other children watching and they're saying you're next if you don't do exactly what we say.

And here's the real problem.

The government did nothing.

In fact, let me give you this one.

Reading the publicity

that is happening this weekend, I'm reminded not just of the bravery and tenacity of those involved in exposing the levels of organized child abuse here in the UK, but also of the cowards and deniers who for so long refused to accept that harm was being done to our children by violent

exploiters.

I've been writing this story online for over a decade.

Many years before the award-winning journalist Andrew Norfolk wrote his first piece about grooming gangs in northern towns in England, I was investigating this phenomenon.

Despite the quality of the material that I had mass, it took me until 2007 to get my first piece published because some editors feared an accusation of racism.

In this particular geographical area, many of the members of the grooming gangs were of Pakistani Islamic origin.

As a feminist who has always gone after men who abused women and girls, whichever social class or ethnic group they belong to, I was concerned that the story would only be told by racists.

So she's standing up and saying, Look, we can't give this ground

to the racist over here.

So why are you seeing these racists standing up and being taken seriously by so many people?

Because there's a problem.

And here's a feminist on the left that understands it.

No one is saying anything.

When you read these stories about what has happened and the parents that went to the police and told them with their children

and they were told by the police, well, we we can't help you on this.

Well, we're not sure of what exactly if she's telling the truth.

We're not sure.

Well, we'll look into it.

Social workers.

Well, we can't help you on this.

Now,

there is a statement

from the police.

We have failed our young people.

Unfortunately, many of the police regarded many child victims with contempt.

I'd like to start by offering an unreserved apology to the victims of child exploitation who did not receive the level of service they should be able to expect from their local police force.

We fully acknowledge our previous failings.

We have overhauled the way we deal with such cases and have successfully prosecuted a number of abusers.

Okay,

that's nice.

But wait a minute.

Why is Tommy Robinson picked up if you've fixed this?

Why have you picked up a guy who is standing outside of a courthouse saying, here they are, here are the Pakistani guys that are going in that are accused of this?

Why is he all of a sudden picked up?

And then why do you silence the entire thing if you've fixed it?

Answer, you haven't fixed it.

You haven't.

You've eaten around the corners, but you refuse to look at the problem.

What's happening in Europe?

Brexit is coming apart.

I'm sorry,

the Euro is coming apart.

They're now talking about an Italian exit.

The

Italian government is collapsing.

Why?

Because the people don't trust the government to be fixing anything.

They don't believe the government is actually listening to them.

If you want to see the future,

the future is Donald Trump on steroids.

Now, if you don't like that idea, then you've got to stop with this neo-Marxist, post-modernist bull crap.

That tells us we can't sing the national anthem at our own sporting events.

Because here's an example of

the Bubba effect happening at a sporting event.

This is a little league playoff game where the parents are told we're not going to have the national anthem.

We're just going to start to play ball.

The parents boo, and they all stand up, and here's what happened.

This is what's coming.

This is what is coming.

This is chaos.

Why is it chaos?

Because the authorities have told people who have lived in this country their whole life and are proud of their country, and we have a tradition of singing that.

The joke is, homa, bre, play ball.

We, that's the joke.

We always hear play ball at the last line of the Star-Spangled Banner because it's a tradition.

People don't want that tradition changed.

They don't hate their heritage.

You elites in your postmodernist world, you do hate the American heritage.

You know,

it really amazes me that I got into so much trouble.

For using the words, I do think he has a deep-seated problem with white people and the white culture.

Remember what the scandal was?

What do you mean by white culture?

I don't know the one you're all telling us that is horrible right now, that white culture.

You told me I was a racist for saying that I think he has a problem with white people.

Well, does anybody doubt that there's a lot of people that are now in charge of very important positions that have a problem with white people.

You know, here's what I think about racism.

I don't judge people on their color, I get to know them.

Because once you get to know them, there's all kinds of really meaty reasons for hating somebody.

Get to know them.

Chaos is coming.

You need to fix yourself to something that is solid.

Here's an idea.

I recommend the American scriptures.

I recommend the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights.

I recommend you tie yourselves deeply to those things.

And then you practice what Franklin called the American religion.

I believe there is a God.

He's going to judge us.

We should serve him.

And the best way to serve him is to serve your fellow man.

That is the American religion.

Now tell me,

tell me why that has to be driven out of the public square.

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Glenn back.

Okay, so

you want to know why the world is on fire.

Okay, so what is happening over in England?

In England,

they have silenced a guy, good or bad, right or wrong.

They've silenced a guy for

showing

basically the perp walk

of these Pakistani immigrants who have been running a sex ring, allegedly.

And these guys have been responsible for about 1,400 rapes of children.

Okay, that's kind of a big deal.

They've thrown him into jail.

Thousands of people rally around him.

The judge orders a complete blackout and sentences him.

Is this the fastest trial you've ever seen in your life, Stu?

I mean, it's like Saddam Hussein's trial.

I mean, it's like crazy.

Saddam Hussein at least took a few months.

Yeah, yesterday, I found out that he was now sentenced to 13 months in prison.

He's already in prison.

He was arrested on Friday.

And a complete blackout.

Okay, so you can see why people are standing up, rising up.

What is the EU doing?

Brussels.

The European Union has introduced a new proposal banning plastic products like cotton swabs, straws.

Stir sticks, and balloon sticks.

What's a balloon stick?

I think a balloon stick is where you tie tie the balloon on a stick.

Okay.

European Commission has a proposal that would seek to cut marine litter in half and only for the estimated $250 billion fund.

Oh, that's it?

That's it.

Oh, that's great.

That's it.

And if I, you know, if I think if I went door to door and asked people, hey, what would you like the government to be doing?

They'd be saying balloon sticks.

Oh, we got to stop the balloon stick price.

Cotton q-tips and balloon sticks.

I want them out.

I want them out.

This is the Glenn Beth program.

Yesterday, the Blaze ran a story that I just want to share with you because I just think it is so great for Memorial Day to be able to tell you the story about somebody that I have never heard of.

Somebody that won the highest Navy award and the second

highest award in any of our armed forces.

It's the Navy Cross.

He was a mess attendant.

And he was only a mess attendant.

I mean,

how did the guy

who won the Navy Cross, he was working in the kitchen?

He was black.

And

in the 1930s, because of Wilson, you really weren't allowed to do much else in the military.

But he happened to be in Pearl Harbor.

Now, he got the Navy Cross because of what he did in the few minutes at Pearl Harbor.

But the press and the Navy itself didn't even bother to name him in the press release when they were naming all of the heroes.

His name is Doris Miller.

Doris.

I'll get to that in a second.

Odds were against him.

He was called to duty, and he was the Negro mess boy.

But he has a name, Doris, that

should be remembered by all of us.

He was born in Waco, Texas.

I don't get it.

His parents named him Doris

because the midwife was sure before he was born that he'd be a girl.

So they picked the name Doris for the girl.

This is a custom that I am glad we have lost.

I had an aunt, Hermina,

because my,

what, my grandparents, my great uncles, I don't remember,

my great-grandparents, that's what it was, my great-grandparents were convinced that they were going to have a boy.

And so they picked the name Herman.

And when she was born, they named her Hermina.

She looked like a Hermina.

Do you think because she was called Hermina, she like formed to what a Hermina would look like?

Doris Miller does not look like a Doris.

Anyway, he worked on the family farm.

He dropped out of school as an eighth grader.

Then he went to the civilian

Conservation Corps, which was an FDR program.

And then...

In 1939, he enlisted in the Navy.

He was assigned to the USS West Virginia in in 1940, and he was given duties that it was not going to bring him any glory at all.

He served meals and he did the laundry.

And that's all he was allowed to do.

And it was Sunday morning, three minutes to eight o'clock, December 7th, 1941.

You could hear, even in the underbelly of the ship, you could hear the rumble of the planes and the dropping of the torpedoes.

It was the first of one of nine Japanese torpedoes that hit his ship.

He runs from the mess hull and he runs up to the battle station to an anti-aircraft battery magazine.

It had been destroyed.

He made his way to the center part of the ship, and he was tasked with transporting the captain who had been badly injured by shrapnel to safety.

The ship's boxing champion was three foot six inches, nearly two hundred pounds.

it was doris it didn't look like a doris he was the ideal person to carry the wounded to safety once the captain was safe miller was ordered to load one of the 50 caliber anti-aircraft guns still intact on the ship he complied but he didn't stop there he didn't have any training on the gun he had no idea but the guy who was supposed to fire the gun had just been shot

He mans the gun, he fires on the Japanese aircraft until he was out of ammunition.

Miller later said that firing the machine gun during the battle was a weapon that he hadn't been trained to operate.

He said it wasn't hard.

I just pulled the trigger and she was working fine.

I had watched everybody else with these guns.

I guess I fired her for about 15 minutes.

I got one of those Japanese planes.

They were driving pretty close to us.

Even as the ship was continuing to get battered by enemy fire, he continued to transport the wounded to safety for the duration of the attack.

The sailors on board board were able to prevent the ship from capsizing,

but it eventually sank, and Miller was one of the last members off.

So here it is: this mess attendant who saved lives,

saved his captain.

did things that nobody ever thought he could do and he was never trained for, battled the Japanese, took down one of their aircraft.

He was recognized and honored across the nation as a hero.

He was given the Navy Cross in 1942, as well as a purple heart.

There are schools named and streets named after him in America.

There are some statues that are oppressing somebody someplace.

It wasn't...

it didn't happen right away, because the Navy never released his name.

They just

named everybody else, but not him, because he was black.

It was the Pittsburgh Courier that was the first to report his identity.

Ironically, the story ran next to a story about a jury probing a lynching in Missouri.

That was the world, and that was the country he was fighting for.

About a year later, he was on another ship.

Japanese torpedo struck the ship, detonated the aircraft bomb magazine.

He died.

Here's a guy that had every reason to complain, every reason

to

look at everybody and say, You you're not even looking at me as a person.

The abolitionists,

the Wedgwood, you know, the the plate maker and the china maker, they were finally convinced to join in as abolitionists.

And they made these wedgwood plates, which were very, it was a sign that you were in the right group.

And the plate said, Am I not a man?

Am I not your brother?

He was a man.

He was our brother.

And he fought so we could learn the lessons from the past and get better.

Who is it?

Who is it that we have turned our guns on now?

Who is it that is not popular, that is being pushed out of society, whose voice is being silenced?

It was guys like Doris.

Who is it today?

Are they not your brother?

Are they not your sister?

Are we all not relatives in the family of man?

Do you see what's happening in Italy today?

George Soros says,

looks like

we might be headed for another financial meltdown like 2008.

Oh, good.

Thanks, George, for chiming in.

I appreciate it.

How much did you play a role in that one?

In Italy, things are really, really rocky today.

It's because they can't put a government together.

The extremists, if you will,

are in charge because nobody trusts the regular politician.

Nobody.

And so Italy has voted in this group that they're environmental,

I would

from a distance deem them as environmental extremists, but maybe not.

They've tempered a lot of that.

And they couldn't build a coalition government, so they decided to build it with the right-wing extremists who look kind of racist.

That's great.

Well, that's not working at all.

And so it's falling apart.

And now the stock market is falling apart all over Europe because it looks like Italy may have a giant crash, which will bring down Germany.

And then the dominoes begin to fall.

That's where George Soros comes in.

Anyway,

if you thought we were out of the woods, we're not.

These problems did not go away.

So what are you going to do about it?

Well, you could worry about it, and you could fret about it.

You could say, I'm going to elect somebody.

Or you could just take personal responsibility.

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Glenn Beck.

We are so excited to open up the doors of our chocolate factory year, if you will, of our studios here at the Mercury Studios and share with you portions of the Mercury One historic collection.

This one is going to be very, very different.

I want you to bring your children, but I think

we haven't put it all finished together yet, but I may have a pass-through for parts of this for younger children because parts of this are going to be fairly disturbing.

This is all about rights and responsibility.

And we all think that, oh, you know, America, it's fine, but you know, we're going to be fine without it.

Are we?

Are we?

Without the rights and responsibilities of the Bill of Rights,

I'm not sure.

And we're going to show you, all the way from Vlad the Impaler

to

the Nazis, the first third of the museum, is

what man did.

And we are

in,

I can't say exactly because I'm not sure where we stand on everything.

I'm not sure what's coming and what's not coming, but we have access to one of the largest collections

of torture devices from the Inquisition and from everything that is horrifying.

I mean, if you ever saw the movie Man with the Iron Mask, they did that.

And we hope to be having some of the iron masks

on display for all kinds of punishments for people before men had rights.

Then we're going to take you through the Bill of Rights and a few of the things, and we will show you

when we've gone right and when we've gone wrong on each one of the Bill of Rights, because I am convinced that the solution to all of our problems are all found in the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.

It's all there.

All we have to do is stop violating the Bill of Rights, and we'll be okay.

We'll solve these problems.

We have things on display from the death of Abraham Lincoln and slavery that have not been seen before.

We have

some remarkable things that, again, have not been seen.

I'll give you more specific details as we get closer.

I just know we have a list of hundreds of items.

I'm not sure which is going to be in yet.

But join us.

It is happening Father's Day weekend.

It is starting, I think, on Thursday.

It may be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 15th through the 17th here at the Mercury Studios.

I'm going to be here all weekend.

We'll be giving tours.

Everybody else, I think, Stu, you're giving tours as well.

And we're going to take you backstage.

We're going to show you and unveil something that we have talked about for quite a while.

a building project that we have spoken about that is underway now.

And we're going to be announcing it publicly that weekend, and you're going to be the first to be able to see it.

It's happening at the Mercury Studios.

You can learn more information and buy tickets at mercury1.org slash museum 2018.

Mercury1.org slash museum 2018.

Come and see the pop-up museum here at the Mercury Studios

the week of June 15th through the 17th here in Texas.

And I'd love to see you.

And for all the scholars that may be coming to the museum, you should know mercuryone.org.

Thank you.

If you just type in the number one, it doesn't go anywhere.

It doesn't go anywhere.

No, which is

for all of the scholars that may have wanted to correct me on the last story.

Doris was not three foot six, but rather six foot three.

I legitimately spent the rest of that story feeling like, oh my gosh, like a little person was able to do all these amazing things in World War II?

You wouldn't think that

was an accepting society.

I really kind of read the story, didn't I?

I did.

It did distract me.

I did.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm a three-foot-six guy.

They didn't mean to do that.

Because it seemed like there was a lot of things that required height in that story.

He couldn't even, you know, what's really amazing?

He got the Navy Cross because he couldn't even reach the spoon to dish out the oatmeal.

Incredible.

It was, yeah, he was three foot six.

A lot of people writing and saying Cuba Gooding Jr.

played Doris Miller in Pearl Harbor, the

arguably forgettable Ben Affleck movie

from back in the day.

Yeah, I try to block most Ben Affleck movies.

Yeah,

he's had a mixture.

He's had some of the movies.

Did you see any movies while you were on vacation?

Saw Solo, yes.

How was it?

I think it was, it was not, you know, it's been getting killed by the press, and I think, honestly,

it was certainly fine.

And at times, pretty good.

What an endorsement.

Well, I mean, it it wasn't, it was for Star Wars movies, not my favorite, better than the prequels.

You know what I mean?

Like, it wasn't a bad movie.

Well, there was nothing worse.

My argument with it is the only problem with it is it's May release.

It's too close.

You push this thing to Christmas and the anticipation

kind of builds again for another Star Wars movie.

They rush this one.

They just came out with a movie at Christmas, and now they're coming out with another one in May.

It's too close.

And so I think they've learned that lesson, I think, after this, because it did not do...

I mean, Disney's not really hurting, though.

With Star Wars and Marvel, they're not hurting.

Look, the movie did nine figures, and everyone's calling it a disappointment.

So, I mean, it's not that bad.

Right.

But still,

it's worth seeing.

There's nothing inherently wrong with it.

Jeez.

Glenn back.

So I made the mistake

of trying the other night to watch television with my entire family.

That is no longer possible.

Has anybody tried to watch?

I mean, anybody who hasn't just gone dead to the world?

Are there any writers or producers or networks or anybody?

Is there anybody in America that can write good, funny comedy, compelling sci-fi, action-adventure, or history without sex, the F-word, gender-fluid preaching?

Frankly, any preaching about anything?

Just telling a good story.

Is there anybody that can do that?

Because I, for one, would really like to see, you know, a good show with good actors, good direction, maybe some artistic value.

You know, it'd be nice to sit as a whole family and watch.

It can't be just me who is sitting there night after night, trying to find anything.

Most times, all we do is, okay, what does everybody want to watch?

About an hour into it, after checking out trailers and watching a little bit of this or that, usually an hour later, I'm like, okay, well, I'm going to bed if nobody can agree on anything.

So we decided that

we were going to watch something.

Me, my sensitive 12-year-old girl, my 13-year-old all-boy, a mom who doesn't want to watch anything.

I think she'd go for Little House on the Prairie now because even

Downton Abbey was getting a little racy there at the end.

A little morally reckless, I think.

We started watching, what is it, Brooklyn 99?

Yeah, Andy Sandberg, the

sitcom?

I don't know.

I only got about five minutes of it.

I don't know.

We were all there.

I was laughing.

My son was laughing.

My daughter was laughing a little bit.

Kind of, not really,

but within five minutes, they started talking about sex and swear words.

And mom said, turn it off.

We're not watching this anymore.

Okay.

All right.

Okay.

all right.

Well, I'm with you, I'm with you, okay.

Now that limits our possibilities, okay, but let's go.

Hey, you know what?

I heard about Cobra Kai.

It's on YouTube Red.

I don't know anything about YouTube Red,

but let's try that.

I hear a lot of people are watching it.

It's highly watched.

It's based, honey, on karate kid.

That's totally harmless.

What could go wrong?

Here, let's watch the trailer.

Yeah.

Didn't make it past the trailer.

Didn't make it past the trailer.

I mean, Gobra Kai is totally fine if you, as a family, don't mind the F-word A-hole and other refined cultural gems in the trailer.

When is Lost in Space coming back?

Have they renewed that?

They haven't canceled it yet, have they?

Is it just me?

It cannot just be me.

But

there's only two.

There seems to be only two kinds of television that are being made right now.

This is supposed to be the golden era.

But I only get two kinds.

First kind, and I can't watch it.

You know, the movies or the TV shows produced by a church group.

And they create a poorly written, poorly acted story about a girl who is pregnant and has cancer.

And in the first episode, calls an evil abortion doctor names, most of which he deserves, but not because of the abortion, but because in this episode, he also beats his wife, and he's also the chief dragon master in the occult, and they end up in court because Christians have to be silenced.

And just when it looks like the abortion doctor is more evil than any of the evilest characters you've ever seen on television ever before, an evil judge steps up who just happens to secretly hate Jesus Christ because of the death of his younger brother when he was six.

How can there be a God?

He shouts with tears in one of the many cheesy flashback scenes, if Jesus won't even save an innocent child.

And just as it looks as though he doesn't get what everyone else gets, even those who haven't seen the movie, he can be the one who saves these innocent children now.

Suddenly, his eyes are open when Cancer Girl says, you must be the Lord's hands, which reminds him of what his mother said to him as they were helping an elderly woman just before she was killed by a drunk driving parishioner in the church parking lot on the day of my first communion.

Why, there must not be a God!

But in the end, the abortion doctor is baptized, and the judge's mother is found to be alive, and yet, the girl with cancer dies.

But her child lives on to continue her good work as she falls in love with a country singing soldier.

Who doesn't get enough of those movies?

That's the first one I can't take any more of.

Okay.

Then I, you know, I don't, I don't even know, I don't, hmm.

I'd like to blame this on the Disney channel,

but it's deeper than that.

Disney is actually,

I can't say one of the better ones.

Nope, I can't defend them at all.

It's the, I guess it's,

look, I don't want any of the, I, I'm, why does everybody assume?

that we all agree with Occupy Wall Street and this new neo-Marxism and post-modernism.

How come everybody just assumes we're okay with gender fluidity?

And there has to be,

you know,

in every episode of Barney, the kids are making out.

It's almost as if Disney went and took the entire cast and writing team of Small Wonder.

You remember that show?

Oh, yeah.

It's almost like they took the entire staff and writing team and then fired them for being too highbrow.

An important expose, that series.

So then they go out and I think they hired, instead of writers, they just hired monkeys and a group of women studies professors to write all the scripts.

I think that's what they've done.

Then

they grabbed a fourth grade acting class, a bum off the street to direct, and built a neon-colored set for the interior of every single house that the parents are in, and gave tickets who are in the middle of dental surgery, and under the effects of laughing gas, they give tickets to those people.

Now, besides the parents being idiots,

the children rule the house by throwing poop, and that was, I will say that came from the monkey riders.

And all of them are pretentious little sluts who make the Kardashians look like nuns and whose house and lifestyle is just like the average American family, assuming the father is a world-renowned brain surgeon and mom is a movie star and the best New York attorney, who also happens to be the biggest name on Wall Street as a part-time trader.

I think that's the, you know, they lead the average American life.

Now, by the way, I want you to know with every Disney show, it's now important that dad stays home to take care of the kids because, well, I mean, women are all powerful and shouldn't have to work at home.

It's so demeaning.

And we all know that raising kids is really done by the public schools in the community anyway.

And dads are stupid and reckless and bigoted, sexist.

I mean, especially if they're white.

So our TV dad screwed up during, you know, one of his brain surgeries because he thought he was using the brain of Hans Delbrook, scientist and saint.

Instead, he was actually using the brain of Abby somebody or other.

Yes, it was his assistant's fault.

Another man, of course.

And then somehow it gets a little fuzzy.

The doctor was apparently shot or something.

He lost an arm during the surgery.

Somehow, the details are kind of unclear, but we're told very clearly that it wasn't due to some illegal bomb-making or something.

He's just a stupid man, stupid, sloppy man.

But mom is there, and not there for the kids, but she shouldn't have to be because the patriarchy is evil.

That part was written by the professors, by the way.

And I don't know if I mentioned this.

It's probably not important, but they're a non-white family living in Sweden.

Again, the monkey team.

And all we know is that they're immigrants from the Middle East who love everything about their new country except for the culture and the people.

Oh, and homosexuals, women, and education for girls and Christianity.

The first episode revolves around the kids not being able to study because of the intolerant neighborhood church bells.

The kids can't even sleep and they're so oppressed.

Mom, the bells, they're mocking us.

So for the good of everybody, the bells need to be silenced to stop the microaggression of the Netherland Christian patriarchy.

Good thing mom is an experienced attorney, right?

They win.

But later, due to the oppression of the welfare state, they find themselves in court again.

This time, they keep missing mosque because there's no daily call to prayer.

Mom misses it because her watch is kind of hard to read due to the black lace over her face and the fact that her eyes are almost swollen shut due to the fact that her husband beats her.

The latest beating was after she questioned why it took so long for him and their son to return home after the honor killing of their homosexual daughter, who had become a slut only because of Western values and imperialism.

Anyway, it's a very special episode, the first one, starring the Nobel Prize winner Barack Obama.

It's a powerful show about powerful women and a family that is just like yours, if yours wasn't so hateful and bigoted.

Can we get a normal TV show that is not preaching one or the other?

I would just

like to be entertained.

And what is normal, Mr.

Beck?

Let me guess, a white family doing white things, whitely.

No.

No, it's just.

That sweet spot is hard to hit right now.

There is no sweet spot.

No, you can't because there is no sweet spot.

There is great television out there.

Great television.

Some of the best television that has ever existed.

We've said this before.

I think it's the golden age of television.

It is.

There's so much to watch.

There's so little to watch with your kids.

Yeah.

I mean, an entire family.

I was trying to think as you were going through that.

There are shows I watch with my son that are fine or great, but like that my wife would want to watch, that my daughter would want to watch.

Like,

I don't know where you are.

My daughter watches like the Disney Channel stuff, and it is awful.

It is

awful.

Just

in the

morning,

or just bad television.

Bad television.

Name it.

It's got all of it.

It's awful.

It's awful.

My son can't take it.

He just, I mean, he wants to watch Gotham.

Okay, that's a, okay.

You just might have

a family of people who like different things.

No, yeah, I, no, but there, is there nothing in between,

is there nothing in between sugar saccharine, you know,

preachy nonsense or sugar saccharine bashing of the family?

And, and, you know, here's full-on, look at the brains splattered all over the wall television.

Can I get something in between?

Can you get a moral brain splattering would be helpful?

Yeah, no, I don't even need it to be moral.

Right.

I don't even need it to be moral.

I'm so far past that.

You know what?

Just, just, just don't,

just don't offend the sensibility of the traditional family.

That's it.

That's all I'm asking for.

You can do whatever you want elsewhere, please.

Just give me one show.

Just one.

I think they try to do that with like the singing competition shows.

It's the only thing.

That's the type of stuff.

Dancing with the stars and the voice and American Idol and all that stuff.

America's Got Talent.

It's like the only thing that you can watch.

It's a family.

That's it.

And that's why those shows are huge.

Huge.

So who isn't into making money in Hollywood?

Who is it?

What is the problem?

There's lots of money.

It shows that there is a big market for leave me alone television.

That's what I like to call it.

Leave me alone television.

There's a big market there.

Why leave me alone?

Just don't preach to me.

Don't try to change me.

Just entertain me.

Leave me alone.

It used to be sports, and now all we do is talk about you.

You can't do that.

Yeah, so I guess you can't even do that.

You could be.

What about Roseanne?

Are you on the Roseanne bandwagon?

No, because that reminds me of politics.

It does.

It does bring that in.

By the way, watch it while it lasts because Roseanne tweeting today about Valerie Jarrett.

Another story?

No.

If you have those shows recorded, keep them on the DVR because they're not going to be popping up again soon.

I mean, who knows with this stuff?

But in this world, tell me this is not going to get this show canceled.

She tweeted, Valerie Jarrett is the baby of the Muslim Brotherhood and Planet of the Apes.

Okay, yeah.

I think that probably will

probably put the end of that show.

In case you had that one that you really liked, you're probably not going to be.

You didn't see it, might be too late.

Leave me alone.

Just entertain me.

Just entertain me.

I'm looking for the cakes and circuses at this point.

I mean, really, I'm begging for the cakes and circuses.

Although, it does look like I've had my share of cake lately.

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I'd love to hear if anybody has shows that

you can watch that are part of the Leave Me Alone network where they're not preaching to me.

And I also don't have to go, oh, geez, okay, that's inappropriate language, and that's inappropriate behavior.

Or annoying politics.

Yeah, or annoying politics on either side.

Yep.

You know, I don't want to see it.

I don't want to see it.

I don't want to see it.

I mean, really, sports was this escape.

And now,

you know, half of the sports programming is about whether you're kneeling for anthems, you know,

what oppression occurred to one of the athletes.

What athlete who makes $26 million a year thinks of himself as a slave.

I love that.

But you guys call yourself owners.

Yeah, not of you, of the freaking team.

i'm not you know and i i like like goth i think goth is one of the best shows on television but it's it's not something i could watch with my family it's not something i could watch so i i need family shows and you know what we end up watching we end up watching like uh

what is it uh lord of iron or whatever that thing is where they're you know you're making swords and you're a so have you ever seen that or like modern marvels yeah you're you're you're ending up watching you know reality reality shows.

And that's not bad, but I mean, there's such great stories.

I mean, you go to the History Channel, you go to those types of things, and you get a lot of the stuff that you can watch.

But

you're in borderline academic content at times.

And then you could go to things like

what's the Myths show?

Mythbusters.

Yeah, Mythbusters.

Like that type of stuff where you can get in there.

But again, is Tanya going to want to watch Mythbusters?

Is your daughter going to watch Mythbusters?

To find something that navigates that is really difficult.

Cupcake Wars.

My son's not going to watch Cupcake Wars.

See, that one I would think your son would like cupcakes.

No, he's adopted.

Okay.

He's adopted, so he didn't have that gene.

The love of the baked goods is not necessarily built in.

No.

He's got a thing about being fat.

So I don't know why.

He's always had since he was a kid.

Really?

As a kid, he was like,

he would stand in front of the fireplace.

I'll never forget, stand in front of the fireplace at like three

and like try to flex his muscles.

And like,

you'd catch him looking at himself all the time going, I am, I am just built.

You're like, what is the deal?

Anyway.

What could he bench at three?

Probably more than you could do now.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Definitely.

Okay.

Definitely.

Yeah.

Did you see, here's some family programming I watched over vacation you might enjoy.

Evil Genius on Netflix.

Evil Genius?

Oh my God, it's amazing.

Again, Mark Duplas, who we've had on the show before.

Oh, is this

the true story of, what was it again?

The true story of, if you remember this, and I think it was 2004, maybe it happened,

2003, a guy who's a pizza delivery man.

who robs a bank with a device around his neck.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And the police stop him, and they're questioning him.

He's like, there's a bomb on my neck.

I got to go to the next step in this.

Yeah, that's one I don't want to watch with this.

No, it's great.

I love it.

And when they show the body explode.

Yeah.

Because Newsflash, the bomb goes off.

Yeah.

When that happens, I think, you know,

I'm actually

very interested in that, except I'm not.

Honestly,

I want to escape.

I just want to escape.

I know, but these true crime things they're doing now.

Wild, Wild Country is another one on the same, and it was the Duplas brothers again.

They're doing great.

Great television.

But

this one that just came out of that story, it is an insane story.

The guy who made the documentary, you know, the main sort of character in it, who's kind of covering it, he's talking to the people in the story, worked on the story for like 15 years.

He'd been working for 15 years on the story.

And it all comes together in four easy-to-digest episodes.

But the story is insane.

It's completely insane.

Well worth your time.

Maybe not with your whole family.

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You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Elizabeth is on the line.

Hello, Elizabeth.

You.

Good.

How are you?

I'm assuming

the first thing was how.

It could have been something more.

It was

a beginning of a question.

You just cut her off.

Are you?

Okay.

Anyway, Elizabeth, what's happening?

Yes.

Yes.

Not much.

I just figured out first I'd say hi from Texas.

We're over in South Lake, so we're not too far.

Not too far.

No.

Yeah, good.

But yeah, I've got a son and a daughter, and we run into the same issue with trying to find things to watch.

Yeah.

It is just, it is almost next to impossible.

So we've given up the actual network TV or the cable TV route.

And what we do is we get the old seasons from, I think, the kids' favorite so far has been Stargate, you know, the old Richard Dean Anderson.

They love it.

I will tell you, my kids, we have gone through the

Lucy.

We've gone through, you know, Dick Van Dyke.

We've gone through Little House.

My kids love, there's two of them that they love, and that is

Everyone Loves Raymond and The Cosby Show.

They

love The Cosby Show.

It was a hard summer to explain to my kids that Dr.

Huxtable is in prison now.

That happened on the air, by the way.

Yeah.

Because Cheyenne was visiting that day and sitting in the studio, which she does, which is adorable, by the way.

Glenn has her just sitting in the studio.

We're just doing the show, and she's just hanging out with us.

She likes, once in a while, she's like, Dad, I want to go to work with you.

It's cool.

Until we started talking about how Bill Cosby was a rapist.

And it got a little

tense in the studio because we were out on the air and I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, did things that maybe some people didn't enjoy as much as she's like,

Dr.

Huxtable is a rapist?

Oh, God.

Really, honey, but we'll talk about that later.

Thanks, Elizabeth.

It doesn't overshadow his incredible medical efforts.

No, let's be honest.

No, no, no, no.

He's still funny.

How many lives did he save?

On that show?

Lots.

Millions?

Probably billions.

Billions of billions.

Now, I'm not saying that outweighs

his fake life

medical practice doesn't quite

overrule his real-life rape.

Really?

That's just, and you're basing that on

morals.

Right.

So do you watch,

would you allow your kids to, I mean, would you show them the Cosby Show now?

Because

it's still good.

It still has good things to teach.

It's really funny.

It's just the guy turns out to be a rapist.

Surprise.

But that's that, what did they include that in the finale?

It's after the finale.

So you never find out he's a rapist on the show.

Yeah, true.

I don't think I would.

I think if there's too much baggage, you're trying to get a nice message to your kids.

I think you'd try to find another show.

Seriously, name one better than the Cosby Show.

Without the rapist, Mark.

Name a better one than the Cosby Show.

For family viewing?

Yeah, I mean, I can't.

I don't know.

I can't can't think of one.

Even you said everybody loves Raymond, but that was a, that was tons of sex jokes.

Oh, wasn't it?

Yeah, yeah, that was a lot of fun.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All the humor was him wanting to have sex with his wife.

Well, it was wanting to have sex with his wife.

There wasn't a lot of sex in it.

It was just him begging.

Right.

There's a lot of begging.

There was a lot of that, right?

Yeah.

If I remember right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But the kids are used to that.

So

you see that all the time.

You see that all the time.

It's, you know, it's like watching our family.

So no big deal.

Well, there's, there's always sci-fi.

You know, there's always Star Trek geeked them.

You can get into that.

We did.

Of course,

you're getting progressivism there, too.

But it's not.

You're getting socialism.

Yeah.

But it's

fine.

Yeah.

It's fine.

Yeah.

You know, I can handle it in 3,000 years.

It's not going to affect me.

Right.

Whatever.

Exactly.

There's a lot of those.

Babylon 5 was a great series.

Great series.

Really?

Really?

Really fast.

There's a lot of episodes, too.

That's kind of sad, isn't it?

You do.

Kind of sad.

I knew that kind of reception.

It's kind of like Battlestar Galactica is one of my favorites.

Well, the new one is good.

Well, there's a new one.

Well, it's old now, but it was the update.

The one with Lauren Cream?

No.

No.

No.

Not the one with Lauren Green.

Because that was.

Yeah, the one with

the updated one.

The updated one from the 80s.

Where Starbuck,

wasn't that his name?

No, that's a coffee shop.

Is a woman.

Wasn't that his name?

Starbuck?

Yeah, I I think so.

I think it was.

Did he do training?

Did he let black people use the bathroom?

No.

No.

No, he didn't.

No.

Probably.

So he's learned

that's probably his name.

Probably his name.

We haven't had a single person call about Starbucks today.

That's true.

We were looking to see if...

Well, I guess they may be in the middle of their diversity training.

That is happening today, right?

Yeah, so you can't go today.

Well, no.

They solve the problem of not letting people into their restaurants by not letting anyone into their restaurants.

So there's a double meaning there, what he just said.

You can't go.

You can't go into Starbucks, and if you're in Starbucks, you can't go today.

Later on today, they're going to open up, and you can go both.

And you could go, and you don't have to buy anything, and you can just lounge around, and you can use the fingernails.

You cannot use fingernail clippers, though.

No.

I'm dead serious.

You cannot clip your nails in Starbucks.

No.

That's a real rule.

That's a real rule.

That's a good rule.

It's a good rule.

It's a good solid rule.

You know what I'm saying?

I had a solution for that 30-year-old kid who was kicked out of his parents' house.

You should move into Starbucks.

Why doesn't he just

rent free?

Yeah, I like it.

Rent-free.

And they can't kick you out.

They can't kick you out.

You've got a bathroom.

You could shower in the sink.

Yeah.

Unless he's watching porn or clipping his fingernails.

Then they might boot up.

Or smoking.

You cannot smoke.

You cannot watch porn.

And you can't clip your fingernails.

Those are the three rules of Starbucks?

Those are the three rules.

You You wouldn't necessarily think a coffee restaurant would want to associate itself with

clipped fingernails and porn.

No, but you got to draw the line somewhere.

Yeah, you do.

I suppose.

You know, imagine the sitting around and you're like, okay, so what are we not going to allow?

Can you comb your hair?

Yes, of course you can comb your hair.

Can you pick your nose?

Well, we can't regulate against.

Okay, can you clip your fingernails?

Come on, Pete, that's ridiculous.

Of course you can't clip your fingernails.

Then write it down.

That must have been a fun meeting.

It must have been a fun meeting.

Would have liked to have been there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Unfortunately, no.

Did you guys see Solo over the weekend?

I did.

And what'd you think of it?

I thought it was.

It's not getting very good reviews.

No, it's getting hammered.

You know what his review is?

What?

It's not entirely.

There's nothing inherently wrong with it.

That's that is.

That was his review.

There was nothing

inherently wrong with it.

I actually, I loved it.

I thought it was really cool.

I loved it.

I mean, like, it wasn't.

It was my fourth favorite Star Wars movie.

I think it's better than anything they've done since 1983.

Oh, I disagree with that.

I disagree with that.

I put it as.

Name the better movie since 1983.

The Force Awakens and Rogue One.

No.

Not even close.

The Force Awakens is awful.

I love The Force Awakens.

Oh, my gosh, that's a terrible movie.

Save the entire series.

Which one was that?

With the red.

The last guy?

No, that was.

There was the one before the last one, right?

It was right before the last Disney.

The first Kilsan solo.

The first Disney one.

The first Disney one.

Spoiler alert.

Jeez.

I mean, come on.

Yeah.

And you know what?

Garth is his dad, too.

Oh, my God.

Good colleague.

That's the biggest secret of the whole framework.

And Yoda used to be a Muppet.

They don't even use the Muppet anymore.

Yeah, no, I mean, I loved it because it brought it back from the depths of the prequels.

So I did.

And I thought Rogue One was pretty solid, too.

This one I liked, though.

Rogue One was okay.

I think this is far superior to Rogue One.

Do you do you agree with me that the bulk of the bad press that it's getting is as a result of its May release?

Rather than waiting a whole year, they only waited five months.

Like, let's see if we can turn two of these things out a year.

And it's like, people, like, it's too rushed.

Like, I'm, I'm, the anticipation hasn't come back for a new Star Wars yet.

Yeah.

And so it's like, if they would, if they had delivered this in December, I think it would have been fine and done.

So it was at least a year.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It needs to be a year at least.

I'm okay with it.

I'm okay with it coming out every six months.

But, you know, everybody wants to go with this new narrative that we've got Star Wars fatigue.

I don't.

I just have bad movie fatigue.

Give me a good movie and I'll love it.

And I liked it.

I liked it.

I liked it.

I walked out of there.

I think you turned the

franchise over to Ron Howard.

Just let him do it.

I thought that was really good.

Quite honestly, I think that's a problem.

Why didn't they lead with that?

Seriously.

What do you mean?

I mean, I know.

That Ron Howard did it?

Yeah.

I know.

I know I read about it.

It's a selling point.

My kids went to it and they said, oh, dad, I really, really liked it.

And they said, did you know it was Ron Howard?

And I was like, oh, yeah, that's right.

They said, it was really good.

And I said, of course it is.

It's Ron Howard.

And then I thought, why aren't they saying

a Ron Howard film?

I think it's because they're embarrassed.

Yeah, they're embarrassed that

he's like the third guy in.

Yeah, he came in to fix it because they had so many problems with it.

And I think that's that's also part of the reason why I think whatever problems they had, I didn't notice what they were because he smoothed it over.

It seemed like it was great.

Yeah, there's a couple things that I didn't like in it, but overall, I thought it was just a thing there was a place where you could tell, oh, yeah, Ron Howard too.

Can you turn off the mics and just say that one thing that you said?

No, you can't.

I'm not going to do that.

I just want to see if he agreed with it.

Because you're so bad at things like this.

Well, I mean, the fact that you think I'm bad at movies shit tells the audience how good I am at it.

That's That's

when it comes to when it comes to any kind of anything other than a documentary or

no, yeah.

I mean, you're just not, you're not somebody who enjoys fantasy at all.

I don't like, I'm not a big superhero movie guy.

But a Lord of the Rings type.

Or a Lord of the Rings guy movie.

Which, good thing, Star Wars is not like either of those.

Right.

Star Wars is not a superhero movie.

It's a total, it's totally different than that.

It's sci-fi.

And I could get into sci-fi.

I like a a lot of the sci-fi stuff.

There is a line there, and I don't know what it is.

I mean,

I have a

remember no one knows.

Let's see.

Yoda lives in a little cave like a hobbit.

He goes, well, you got that.

You know, they've got superpowers where they can just move things around and choke people from across the room.

Sounds like Marvel to me.

I mean, it's the same thing.

It's not the same thing.

It's not at all the same thing.

Star Wars is

a legendary series.

Yes.

Sure, there's elements of what you can describe some similarities, but I mean, I think it's deeper than that.

And I don't know.

I've always loved the Star Wars series.

I will tell you, Star Wars is philosophically sound.

Philosophically.

It's interesting, right?

It's so deep philosophically and mythically.

It's just so great.

I have grown to have an appreciation of Marvel.

I did not grow up with comic books.

I don't know anything about the comic book world.

But I tell you, the more I

Rafe is really into Marvel now.

And the more I learn about Marvel and how deep and intertwined these stories are, it's really

well thought out.

It's really, really well done.

And then now they have

the flashback movies like Solo, like Rogue One, where they can fix the mistakes they had from previous movies.

They're going to be like, oh, by the way, that was intentional the whole time.

That's the only thing they did in Rogue One.

For what, 30 years, the criticism of Star Wars was like, why would they leave a shaft to the middle of the freaking Death Star and just blow it up with one shot?

Because we don't have it on proof.

I swear.

Thank you very much, Stu, and thank you very much.

Pat, Pat Gray Radio Roundup, I think is what he's calling it.

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We're very excited to roll out something brand new called Hands on History.

It's our new digital short series coming this Thursday, May 31st.

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It's going to teach you and your kids about history in a way that you've never seen before.

Yeah, but there's nothing to watch with your family.

That's the problem with today's series.

Well, these are three minutes long, you know, three to five minutes.

Yeah, but you can't watch them with your whole family.

Well, you can actually watch them with your whole family.

That's not going to be interesting to adults, though.

Yeah, no, it will be as well.

It's not going to be safe for kids, right?

Hands-on history.

It's going to be teaching you about history in a way that you've never seen before.

We're only going to show you what really matters, and that's the artifacts, the things from history that explain so much, the unique stories of history that are proven true by the artifacts themselves.

The first episode's theme is going to teach you about imagination, truth versus chaos, character, and dreaming big.

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Are there any F-words in the trailer?

No, there's none.

Why not?

None.

Why do you watch?

No swearing.

No swearing.

No swearing at all in the entire series?

I can't watch anything without swears.

There's no gender fluidity or or couples making out.

There's nothing.

So it's not the real world.

I don't.

It's not the real world.

Well, it is actually more of the real world.

But nobody ends up in bed with one of the artifacts.

Did you ask history if you could put your hands on it?

Whoa.

Me too.

That I didn't.

Holy cow.

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Mercury.