12/8/17 - "Who's Watching the Watchers?" (Adam Rich & Bill O'Reilly join Glenn)

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Speaker 5 courage truth

Speaker 7 Jacob Marley

Speaker 7 Today, just like the ghost of Christmas yet to come, a dark phantom, a warning of misery and chaos and chains that will never be able to release,

Speaker 16 keep kicking down our door.

Speaker 18 Frightened by the specter, the Senate passed a funding bill last night, staving off the ghost of what to come.

Speaker 3 Yes, the government could be shut down for two weeks.

Speaker 22 No!

Speaker 23 Are there no workhouses?

Speaker 24 But imagine for a second.

Speaker 25 that we actually let the government shut down.

Speaker 27 I know, I know, terrifying, right?

Speaker 28 To the average American, they're like, no way, we couldn't survive without those clowns in Washington.

Speaker 4 What would happen?

Speaker 29 Yes, of course,

Speaker 29 widespread despair and pandemonium.

Speaker 32 Or

Speaker 34 we could all wake up snug in our beds like Scrooge on Christmas morning and throw open the shutters.

Speaker 37 Boy, you down there.

Speaker 20 What day is it?

Speaker 38 I don't know, day like everything else.

Speaker 39 You know, it's Wednesday.

Speaker 40 The truth is the government really doesn't shut down during a government shutdown.

Speaker 43 It's kind of like the Patriot Act really isn't patriotic.

Speaker 44 I know it's crazy.

Speaker 45 We're going to shut the government down, but not really.

Speaker 46 Millions of government workers just keep on going to work.

Speaker 48 NSA agents are going to continue to snoop on you.

Speaker 26 TSA agents will still patch you down and put a finger where a finger doesn't belong.

Speaker 7 Traffic controllers will still try to stay alert with Red Bull.

Speaker 53 The post office will still deliver your packages.

Speaker 9 Border Patrol, federal prison guards, FBI agents, doctors and nurses at the VA and most of our military service men and women will still show up to work.

Speaker 45 When I say most,

Speaker 33 those who actually have to use their gun will still be using their gun.

Speaker 47 Social Security and Medicare checks will still be mailed.

Speaker 44 Food stamps will still be distributed.

Speaker 54 And all of it will still go to our national debt.

Speaker 35 There will, of course, be some agencies and institutions that will have to close for a little while.

Speaker 22 No!

Speaker 22 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 2 People are going to die in the streets when they close down the national organic program for two weeks.

Speaker 7 What are the penguins going to do when the United States Antarctic program is closed?

Speaker 46 The Smithsonian will be closed. The National Museum of Natural History.

Speaker 61 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 37 The kids are all going to be idiots.

Speaker 32 The kids are pretty much idiots now.

Speaker 64 And it is really terrifying to know this, but I'm here to deliver you the news.

Speaker 68 If they shut the government down,

Speaker 70 The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars will be closed.

Speaker 20 Now call me crazy, but

Speaker 4 I think we could close those things permanently.

Speaker 34 Keep in mind that not all employees will be told to go home from these agencies and institutions.

Speaker 14 Just my favorite string of words.

Speaker 71 Only non-essential employees.

Speaker 72 Non-essential

Speaker 22 employees.

Speaker 73 Now let's take this out to the real world.

Speaker 7 Let's say you're in a company that is struggling for money and they have to temporarily lay off a few people just because they can't get the budget right.

Speaker 10 And they say, oh, you know what, guys, you guys have to stay.

Speaker 73 Your jobs because we can't live without you.

Speaker 46 But you are a non-essential employee.

Speaker 54 Wouldn't you start to look for a job?

Speaker 45 Because I don't think non-essential employees should be employees in the first place

Speaker 70 a government shutdown is not scary in fact a government shutdown is a dream world

Speaker 13 we're the dreamers of dreams

Speaker 26 what truly is terrifying is realizing how bloated we have let the government become if a government shuts down before Christmas It might just be the best present of all.

Speaker 13 And maybe we could finally address the most chilling ghost of them all. The ghost of Christmas present.

Speaker 3 The debt ceiling.

Speaker 1 It's Friday, December 8th. You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 81 Oh, where to start? Where to start? Where to start?

Speaker 82 What's Bitcoin up to?

Speaker 61 Quick!

Speaker 78 Are we all zillionaires yet?

Speaker 83 70 billion is now.

Speaker 4 70 billion. 70 billion.
80 billion now.

Speaker 83 Oh, my gosh. No, it's 81 billion.
Down to only 15,600.

Speaker 23 Oh, my God.

Speaker 84 Oh, my gosh. We're so poor.

Speaker 38 We're never going to make it.

Speaker 83 It's time to shut down the society.

Speaker 69 Really, it is. Government is closing.

Speaker 35 Bitcoin is down to 15,000.

Speaker 17 What to do?

Speaker 85 We're going to actually explain why some of this run-up may be happening.

Speaker 85 We have a good friend who actually for years worked at the Chicago Exchange and is going to explain futures and what this means for Bitcoin on Sunday.

Speaker 87 We have him coming up in just a second.

Speaker 88 So stand by for news.

Speaker 46 Now there's a couple of things that I would like to start with.

Speaker 15 I think the most effective and best tweet the president has ever tweeted has arrived just in time for Christmas.

Speaker 48 This is a tweet that

Speaker 50 he tweeted about Jerusalem.

Speaker 33 And it is a string of all the presidents saying, I'm going to,

Speaker 85 and yet they didn't listen.

Speaker 91 Jerusalem is still the capital of Israel and must remain an undivided city.

Speaker 22 1992.

Speaker 92 As soon as I take office, I will begin the process of moving the United States ambassador to the city Israel as chosen as its capital.

Speaker 93 I continue to say that

Speaker 93 Jerusalem will be the capital of Israel. And I have said that before, and I will say it again.

Speaker 94 And Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel and it must must remain undivided.

Speaker 95 We will move the American Embassy to the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Jerusalem.

Speaker 96 Therefore, I have determined that it is time to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

Speaker 96 While previous presidents have made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver.

Speaker 97 Today,

Speaker 96 I am delivering.

Speaker 98 Hello?

Speaker 55 That is an effective tweet.

Speaker 33 That's a good tweet. No sad, no pathetic, no failing.

Speaker 14 That's a great tweet.

Speaker 49 That's how you use Twitter, Mr.

Speaker 74 President.

Speaker 88 However, there's a lot of naysayers now on, of course, on Jerusalem being the capital.

Speaker 74 There's a whole string of them that are just good eaten for a Friday.

Speaker 83 But, you know, also some real praise from world leaders. I mean, Netanyahu, you heard his comments at all.
Did you hear anything?

Speaker 38 Yeah, he was kind of, I mean, it kind of felt like, whoa,

Speaker 4 you're really doing it this time? Thank you.

Speaker 83 This is his speech from the other day.

Speaker 100 We're profoundly grateful for the president for his courageous and just decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and to prepare for the opening of the U.S. Embassy here.

Speaker 100 This decision reflects the President's commitment to an ancient but enduring truth, to fulfilling his promises and to advancing peace.

Speaker 100 The President's decision is an important step towards peace, for there is no peace that doesn't include Jerusalem as the capital of the state of Israel.

Speaker 100 I call on all countries that seek peace to join the United States in recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and to move their embassies here. Wow.

Speaker 100 I share President Trump's commitment to advancing peace between Israel and all of our neighbors, including the Palestinians.

Speaker 100 This has been our goal from Israel's first day, and we will continue to work with the President and his team to make that dream of peace come true. Fantastic.

Speaker 100 I also want to make clear, there will be no change whatsoever to the status quo with the holy sites israel will always ensure freedom of worship for jews christians and muslims

Speaker 101 this is i mean nobody nobody else has done that you if you were a jew or a christian you were not going to the holy sites uh prior to israel uh having control of jerusalem I mean, I've wanted to go onto the Temple Mount a million times.

Speaker 57 I'm not welcome on the Temple Mount.

Speaker 24 It would cause a scene, I was told.

Speaker 12 And so I'm not welcome on the Temple Mount. You couldn't even, you couldn't do that before.

Speaker 56 Now, because Israel has control of all of the holy sites, they protect them, they guard them, and they keep them open for everybody, which I think is tremendous.

Speaker 74 Okay, now can we go to Joe Scarborough?

Speaker 51 Let me just, we're just going to recap the week

Speaker 102 on this.

Speaker 26 Here's Joe Scarborough on MSNBC

Speaker 58 and his view of what the president did with Jerusalem.

Speaker 104 If you look at the warnings from the State Department and you talk to any diplomat, it makes everything we do in the Middle East all that more difficult

Speaker 17 and across the world.

Speaker 107 Yeah.

Speaker 66 Okay, the problem with this is Joe Scarborough, he was

Speaker 32 a congressman.

Speaker 83 Not in 1995.

Speaker 28 Yeah, he was.

Speaker 108 Oh, really?

Speaker 83 Well, he didn't vote on the bill that was going to move the capital to Jerusalem.

Speaker 97 He did. He did.

Speaker 98 He did.

Speaker 83 It had nothing to do with moving the embassy, of course.

Speaker 82 Yeah, it did.

Speaker 77 It really, but he voted against it, obviously.

Speaker 109 You could hear it.

Speaker 33 Oh, he voted for it.

Speaker 10 That's the only problem here is you were so excited about it.

Speaker 18 Yeah,

Speaker 83 it's all run-of-the-mill MSNBC commentary on this issue, right? It's not like he went crazy there. He's saying what every Democrat is saying about this move.

Speaker 83 You can't do this move because it's going to inflame inflame things in the Middle East.

Speaker 83 And all those terrorists will get, oh, so upset at us because right now they're just so docile, but they may be upset at the move of that capital.

Speaker 24 That's why the Democrats are not saying that they should move against the neo-Nazis

Speaker 12 or anybody else in our society that might be angered by some of their moves.

Speaker 40 You know, neo-Nazis, they're leaving alone.

Speaker 57 Of course, you know, the Tea Party, they're like, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, let's respect their rights.

Speaker 57 Let's respect them.

Speaker 114 There's no Democrat that is saying, I don't care what they say, just jam it down their throat.

Speaker 97 No, no.

Speaker 17 Good, good, good. I'm glad we covered that.

Speaker 116 Good.

Speaker 41 Now, there's one more.

Speaker 26 And Stu, I want you to refresh my memory.

Speaker 46 While you're listening to this, try to remember a segment on this program with

Speaker 4 this host. Okay.
And what this host told me

Speaker 23 about

Speaker 99 religion.

Speaker 35 Here's Chris Matthews

Speaker 74 about Jerusalem and blame it on the Christians.

Speaker 117 By the way, deaths are coming now because of this. You can just bet in the next few weeks we're going to have hell to pay for this totally erratic decision by this president.

Speaker 117 Every party that's had the White House since 48 has recognized you have to be careful over there. I lived over there right up Damascus Gate, right where that picture was.

Speaker 117 And I had to tell you, everything is intricate over there. Bethlehem is intricate with the Armenian church and the Catholic church.
Everything is intricate.

Speaker 117 The guys with the ultra-religious people and the Jewish community and the Arab cult of prayer, it's all intermingled and intricately combined.

Speaker 117 And to mess that up now makes no sense for anybody to do that. It's not in America's interests.
Don't think this isn't related to Alabama next week. It is related.

Speaker 117 Because it's the Christian evangelicals down there with their crazy ideas about Israel, which is, I don't know, mythical, they don't understand the situation over there and how tricky it is ethnically and tribally.

Speaker 32 They don't care because it's a religious belief.

Speaker 117 Trump's playing to that this week.

Speaker 35 Hang on just a second.

Speaker 73 So it is the Christians that did this because of their, quote, mystical belief around Jerusalem.

Speaker 83 So dismissive of religion is that Chris Matthews.

Speaker 35 Okay, hang on just a second.

Speaker 74 So is there any, I mean, surely the Arabs don't have a mystical belief around Jerusalem.

Speaker 83 No, no, no. No faiths do.

Speaker 82 No faiths see.

Speaker 12 The Jews don't.

Speaker 99 It's not like an invisible God talked to Abraham on that particular space.

Speaker 57 Or that Muhammad was riding his horse and his horse leapt off the rock.

Speaker 121 into heaven.

Speaker 85 There's no mythical belief there, right? It's just the evangelical Christians in Alabama that made this happen.

Speaker 83 And I think the eternal capital of Jerusalem is all about the special election in Alabama. It has been since 48.

Speaker 7 Yeah, it's been a bit of a matter of time.

Speaker 83 Has been since the beginning of time.

Speaker 83 It all bill came down to this whole Roy motion.

Speaker 18 Correlation is totally erratic, you know, having the president have to sign a, wait, wait, wait, I've got to go to the bathroom order every six months to stop the law from being enacted and moving the embassy.

Speaker 43 It's totally erratic for him now.

Speaker 83 It's totally erratic of a president to wait 22 years after a law is passed

Speaker 83 to actually go through with the law.

Speaker 13 So now I want to ask you, Stu,

Speaker 9 try to recall Chris Matthews because he's like those Christians with their mythical beliefs.

Speaker 83 Does he mythical or mystical? Whatever it was.

Speaker 17 Mystical. Yeah.

Speaker 98 Mystical beliefs.

Speaker 83 Very dismissive of Christianity and faith. This is a clip from, and I'm always, every time, this happens several times.
From 2003.

Speaker 4 2003.

Speaker 83 So it's been a while, not as long as you go back to the passing of the bill about Israel. So it's not back to 1995.
Just back to 2003.

Speaker 110 A very young

Speaker 83 Glenn Beck on the air with Mr.

Speaker 83 Chris Matthews. Listen.

Speaker 123 I just want to know what the turning point in your life is. What brought you to Jesus, Arnold? What changed you?

Speaker 123 Well, you don't have to make fun of that transition because it's affected my life and probably yours, too. Absolutely, it has to be.
You don't have to make fun of the difference.

Speaker 123 I mean, I don't like that, but I seriously don't like that. But I think you're right about the main point you're making a bit sarcastically, which is you have to hit bottom.

Speaker 123 And I truly believe you've got to decide that this isn't working before you try something better. Anyway, we'll be right back.
This guy's a great guy, Glenn Beck.

Speaker 123 When I come to work really late, I listen to the guy coming into work tonight, Glenn Beck from working out of Philadelphia, the author of The Real America.

Speaker 32 Okay, so did you hear what he said?

Speaker 36 Don't make fun of Jesus.

Speaker 83 You said, like,

Speaker 83 who's coming to Jesus? It was like a come to Jesus moment reference, right?

Speaker 23 Come to Jesus.

Speaker 83 You know, come to Jesus.

Speaker 83 What's his moment that turned him to Jesus? That big moment in your life that turns your life around. Phrase that many people use.
Chris Matthews so offended that you would bring it up flippantly.

Speaker 83 He stops the interview to criticize you for referencing Jesus like that.

Speaker 124 I don't think you need to say that sarcastically like that.

Speaker 83 That transition means a lot to me.

Speaker 2 I mean, who is this guy?

Speaker 119 Now it's like, oh, these damn Christians with their mystical beliefs.

Speaker 119 Bastards.

Speaker 125 All right.

Speaker 82 I have told you,

Speaker 87 this year has been an incredible year for me and my family.

Speaker 72 This is the year that my son's voice changed and he started to become a man.

Speaker 70 So weird.

Speaker 98 I mean,

Speaker 68 I have three daughters and you don't have that moment where you're like, they're gone.

Speaker 13 Overnight, his voice changed and it was like, hey, dad, how are you?

Speaker 57 Bizarre.

Speaker 13 And it's made me think of time and, you know, everything that we have missed and didn't do.

Speaker 68 And I don't want any more regrets.

Speaker 112 I don't.

Speaker 105 Now, it is really hard to talk to your kids.

Speaker 26 And I don't know if I'm a freak.

Speaker 77 I've worked my whole life.

Speaker 25 I've been working in my dad's bakery when I was eight.

Speaker 51 So I don't know how to play.

Speaker 12 I'm not good at play.

Speaker 86 I'm a drag at parties, as you can imagine.

Speaker 48 Anyway, the games say anything.

Speaker 47 There's no stress, no timer, no rush.

Speaker 40 It's a game that's really relaxed.

Speaker 124 It takes 30 minutes to play, which my wife likes because she's got monopoly phobia.

Speaker 26 But 30 minutes,

Speaker 41 you're going to talk to your kids and they're going to just share how they think in a really disarming way.

Speaker 24 I mean, it's just a game, man.

Speaker 67 I mean, it's not like a trick

Speaker 76 designed by some

Speaker 24 psychiatrist to get you to talk to your kids.

Speaker 39 It's just a stupid game, but it works.

Speaker 86 It's amazing because you'll sit at the table and you'll be like, really?

Speaker 2 Huh?

Speaker 85 You have no idea how your kids think until you play this game.

Speaker 63 It's also great because it's a game that's not going to cause a bunch of arguments.

Speaker 15 And so if you want it for Christmas, if you have those people coming to your table and you're like, we don't know how to talk anymore, play Say Anything.

Speaker 26 It's available now, I think, at Target.

Speaker 43 You can get it at Target and Toys R Us.

Speaker 72 The name of the game, grab it for Christmas, say anything.

Speaker 127 Glenn back.

Speaker 57 Let's just go look at the candidates, the 17 candidates that were running for president on the Republican side.

Speaker 24 All of them said that they would move the embassy to Jerusalem.

Speaker 79 And I only believed one.

Speaker 15 Maybe, maybe two.

Speaker 83 So I throw the names. George Pataki, no.

Speaker 111 No way. Lindsey Graham.

Speaker 109 No way.

Speaker 83 Bobby Jindal, no. No.

Speaker 17 Scott Walker? No.

Speaker 83 Rick Perry? No. I like Rick.
I like Bobby Jindal a lot. Jindal is, you know, I think a potential maybe, but I still think.

Speaker 109 He's a maybe.

Speaker 128 Rick Santorum, maybe.

Speaker 83 Although I still probably lean no.

Speaker 47 Jim Gilmore, no.

Speaker 83 Carly Fiorina? Love Carly, probably not.

Speaker 11 Maybe.

Speaker 47 I would put her into a maybe.

Speaker 129 She said it.

Speaker 98 She is a.

Speaker 67 I mean, I'm not seeing anybody who is just is what she says she is.

Speaker 83 Again, there's a, there's a, people believe it should happen, but there's always that pragmatic pressure.

Speaker 23 There's always don't do it.

Speaker 47 And it's always standing in a room full of people, you know, from the State Department.

Speaker 37 They're like, this is going to be the end of the world.

Speaker 83 Mike Huckabee, I mean, I don't like Mike at all.

Speaker 128 It's he's

Speaker 83 maybe an outside possibility, but I think generally no. Chris Christie, no.
Rand Paul, definitely not. Jeb Bush,

Speaker 83 no. Ben Carson, no.
Marco Rubio, no. I don't think so.
Outside possibility, maybe. John Kasich, definitely not.
Ted Cruz, I say yes because he was the

Speaker 83 first thing in his platform.

Speaker 85 And I said no on Donald Trump.

Speaker 83 And I said no on Donald Trump, and you got to give him a lot of credit.

Speaker 125 Give him all the credit he deserves on that.

Speaker 127 Glenn, back.

Speaker 4 This is the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 90 Hey, I want to go on record here just because I made a promise during the campaign, and I did this with Gorsuch.

Speaker 130 And, you know, I've been, you know, I've said a bunch of stuff similar

Speaker 18 all week with the Jerusalem thing, but I just want to make sure that I fulfill a promise that I made during the campaign.

Speaker 57 When it comes to Jerusalem, I said that he would never, ever do that.

Speaker 40 There was no way.

Speaker 23 And I said, if you were voting for him on that, you were a fool.

Speaker 11 And I just want to apologize to you and to Donald Trump.

Speaker 10 He meant what he said.

Speaker 44 He did it.

Speaker 7 I was wrong.

Speaker 8 You were right.

Speaker 49 So I just want to make sure that I fulfill that promise that you know that I am going to call it as I see it.

Speaker 40 And I will make sure you understand I was wrong when I was

Speaker 73 because I would never.

Speaker 34 I mean, obviously, no way he's going to do this.

Speaker 18 So, anyway, take care of that.

Speaker 11 I want to talk to you a little bit about Bitcoin because Bitcoin has been going through the roof.

Speaker 18 If you would have put $1,000 into it,

Speaker 18 let's say you put $5,000 into it in June, you're up to $75,000 now. This looks like a bubble, but you can make an argument that it's not.

Speaker 102 Let's Let's discuss about what's going to happen come Sunday because Sunday is a big day and it may be part of the reason of this big run-up.

Speaker 56 There are future tradings

Speaker 23 and futures being traded as of Sunday and also institutional investors can be involved.

Speaker 18 So to break it down for dummies, institutional investors, and I mean dummies like me, that means that

Speaker 46 funds like the California Teachers Fund, they can say, you know what, let's throw half a percent or 1% of our investments into Bitcoin.

Speaker 63 Let's roll the dice with that.

Speaker 18 If that happens, that can drive the price through the roof.

Speaker 41 But there's something else.

Speaker 48 And this is usually a moderating thing, but

Speaker 7 it's usually very pessimistic.

Speaker 56 Futures.

Speaker 30 So people bet on what it's going to be in 30 days, six months.

Speaker 106 Is it going to go up or down?

Speaker 18 And that can change things psychologically.

Speaker 74 I don't really understand futures but I have a good friend that does his name is Adam Rich

Speaker 74 and he was a trader on the Chicago market and so he understands futures because you've been doing like hog bellies and stuff like that

Speaker 4 am I on yeah you're on Adam how are you

Speaker 8 doing good

Speaker 8 yeah so so

Speaker 131 Yeah, I've been down on the trading floor since I started CBOE in 85 and I was a member there for about 15 years.

Speaker 131 And then I went across the street and started trading futures on soybeans and soybean meal and soybean oil.

Speaker 131 So what I thought I'd do is just kind of give a quick tutorial on how futures work and make a distinction between the difference between our price discovery models, which are futures markets, those are price discovery

Speaker 131 mechanisms, as opposed to our equity formation markets, which are

Speaker 131 our equity markets, which are

Speaker 131 our capital formation markets. So

Speaker 131 I'm going to tell you what I did with soybeans. And you can substitute soybeans, a barrel of oil, or Bitcoin.

Speaker 3 So

Speaker 131 futures are risk transference. So say you're a farmer and you have so many,

Speaker 131 you know, you're growing soybeans, and say soybeans are trading $10,

Speaker 131 and you think that there's going to be, you know, you don't know where beans are going, so you sell future. You lock in a price for a certain percentage of your crop.
Now, if the beans go lower,

Speaker 131 then you've locked in and you're happy that you've procured enough resources so you can grow beans the next season.

Speaker 131 If it goes higher, well, you're happy there too.

Speaker 131 Now, what happens is,

Speaker 131 and this,

Speaker 131 so what happens is

Speaker 131 if somebody, there's a big agribusiness that needs to buy soybeans to purchase,

Speaker 131 to make their food, and beans go higher, people like me come in and there's a relationship between soybeans, soybean meal, and soybean oil. Just like there might be a relationship between oil

Speaker 131 and, say,

Speaker 87 gasoline or petroleum.

Speaker 131 exactly exactly so then people like me come in and offer and sell and offer that supply of beans and then they'll buy the products the soybean oil and soybean oil puts things back in in in line

Speaker 131 you have to ask yourself what is the economic benefit of having these bitcoin features who

Speaker 131 you know uh

Speaker 69 what are the derivatives you mean what does bitcoin affect kind of like soybeans make soybean oil and

Speaker 7 delicious veggie burgers.

Speaker 2 Correct.

Speaker 61 Okay.

Speaker 61 Correct.

Speaker 61 So

Speaker 61 the concept is the same. You may say, Adam, these are currencies.

Speaker 61 Well, let's say you're a big multinational company and let's say Coca-Cola, and you get some of your income in Deutschmark or Yen, and your business is not to make money in that currency transaction, it's to sell Coca-Cola.

Speaker 61 So

Speaker 61 they have a desk that manages that currency fluctuation for their earnings. Let's say you're a car

Speaker 61 dealership. Just a few months ago, it took more than, say, 50,000 Bitcoins to purchase one car.

Speaker 61 Now it's like, what, four?

Speaker 21 Right.

Speaker 21 There's no stability. So it's not even really a currency.
I mean,

Speaker 21 what are you going to do?

Speaker 21 So who's going to use this product?

Speaker 21 I want to make it clear.

Speaker 21 You're not investing in Bitcoin when you purchase these features. They're all settled in cash.
When I purchase or somebody purchases, say, soybeans,

Speaker 21 and they need the delivery of the soybeans, they issue a receipt and you take delivery of the soybeans.

Speaker 21 Same thing with, say, T-bills,

Speaker 21 you know,

Speaker 21 any type of currency, you can take delivery of that currency. This is such a small market

Speaker 21 and there's so much volatility. I just, it scares me.

Speaker 83 So, what Adam, what's the effect of this, do you think? Is it something that where it just moderates some of that

Speaker 98 fluctuation?

Speaker 39 What's going to happen?

Speaker 30 What does this mean for Sunday?

Speaker 30 Okay, so

Speaker 30 let's think about this.

Speaker 30 Who's going to participate in it? Well, it certainly isn't going to be a retail investor.

Speaker 30 Let's say

Speaker 30 the margin requirements are going to be enormous.

Speaker 75 Meaning

Speaker 26 you can't borrow money to buy the futures.

Speaker 7 You're going to have to come in with the actual money because it's so volatile that

Speaker 56 it could be a huge crash.

Speaker 131 So

Speaker 131 let's say you own one Bitcoin. Or let's say you sort one Bitcoin.

Speaker 131 Now you're going to introduce shorts into the mix. Well, I'll tell you something.
There's no reason why this thing couldn't trade $100,000.

Speaker 131 It's not linked to anything as I just told you, oil is linked to natural gas and

Speaker 131 weather energy, or soybeans are linked to meal and oil.

Speaker 131 There's no linkage. You can't link this to Deutsche Mark, to Yen, to any other currency.
So

Speaker 131 I just told you that the CDOEs, they talked about having 30% margin. Okay, so if you're short one Bitcoin at $15,000, you got to come up with $5,000 in margin.
That's an enormous amount of money.

Speaker 131 Now, let's take the CME. They're going to come out with their features on December 18th.

Speaker 131 And they have price limits. The price can only go 20%

Speaker 131 in a day, up or down.

Speaker 131 Now, let's say, and I'm just spitballing.

Speaker 131 Price of a Bitcoin is $25,000 and you're short one Bitcoin and it goes to $100,000.

Speaker 131 You're out.

Speaker 3 Do the math.

Speaker 131 A million eight, a million nine on one contract because each contract at the CME is five Bitcoins.

Speaker 32 Wow.

Speaker 83 So that might mean that people wouldn't want to necessarily take that risk on because of the volatility.

Speaker 131 Well,

Speaker 131 it's going to keep a lot of speculators out of the market.

Speaker 126 That's good.

Speaker 131 So let's say that the Bitcoin is trading $20,000 now. It can only go up 20%.

Speaker 131 That's $4,000.

Speaker 17 So, Adam,

Speaker 77 do you think this is going to make any effect in the price over the next week?

Speaker 131 You know, Glenn, it's really difficult to gauge because you're introducing where people are short.

Speaker 131 And what I'm trying to explain is that in the futures market, these things can get locked limited, where if you're short,

Speaker 131 you can't get out.

Speaker 131 You follow me?

Speaker 131 The future can only move so much. The spot can move as much as it wants.
So if the spot price of Bitcoin is $100,000 and the future is trading $20,000, it can only go up 20% each day.

Speaker 131 And if you're short, you literally cannot cover your short and get out.

Speaker 17 Well, that's actually good.

Speaker 133 Yeah.

Speaker 17 That's actually good.

Speaker 83 Would people, too, Adam, also go into the actual Bitcoin markets to hedge what they're doing in the futures?

Speaker 3 Well, again.

Speaker 83 This is the nerdiest conversation I've ever had in my life.

Speaker 2 I hope I'm being clear. Okay, so

Speaker 131 the next logical question would be,

Speaker 131 well, if I can't do it with CME, I'll go over the CBOE, which there are no limits, and I'll buy one there.

Speaker 131 Well, it doesn't work that way because there's no cross-margining. And what that means is that each of the exchanges don't recognize each other.

Speaker 131 Even though you might be short contracts on the CME and long contracts on the CEOE,

Speaker 131 you still have to come up with margin on both platforms.

Speaker 62 So, Adam,

Speaker 90 go ahead. Go ahead.
Finish your sentence.

Speaker 131 So the barrier to entry to trade this for the retail people is

Speaker 131 enormous. So that's just not going going to happen.
So what do you have? You have big institutions and exchanges are going to pay these guys and they have, you know, to make markets.

Speaker 131 But I'll tell you straight up. I've been there.
If this thing goes sideways, all those agreements, you know, that hey, we'll stand there, but we'll make markets.

Speaker 131 Yeah, that kind of goes out the window.

Speaker 3 Some preservation takes over.

Speaker 18 Okay, Adam, thank you so much for explaining a little bit of the futures markets.

Speaker 77 It's why I'm not on the trading floor.

Speaker 77 From Redmond Rich and Papa's Adam Rich on what's going to happen on Sunday, the futures market

Speaker 79 and

Speaker 51 what does it mean for Bitcoin, I think I can safely say I have no freaking idea.

Speaker 22 No idea.

Speaker 17 That was one of those conversations. Adam's like,

Speaker 70 you don't know. I'm not prepared for this.
his first sentence was like okay there's so there's two things and i'm like i don't know what either one of those things are so i'm not gonna

Speaker 85 yeah okay getting a good night's sleep easier said than done especially if you hear a noise downstairs now think about that what do you do in this situation you can turn on all lights and you can keep watch um

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Speaker 74 So this is from the New York Daily News, and I have not heard this anywhere, and I wouldn't report it if it wasn't.

Speaker 59 New York Daily News is reputable.

Speaker 87 I mean, as reputable as anybody gets now.

Speaker 136 The day after the president has slurred his way through part of a speech, the White House announced that he is going to undergo a physical exam at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center early next week, and the results will be made public, according to the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee.

Speaker 62 She,

Speaker 76 or there was the end of the speech.

Speaker 66 Can we get the end of the Jerusalem speech, please, so we can hear this?

Speaker 77 It's right at, you know, God bless the United States of America.

Speaker 74 They are saying now that

Speaker 112 he has, you know,

Speaker 77 he kind of trailed off.

Speaker 103 Here it is. Listen.

Speaker 96 God bless Israel. God bless the Palestinians.
And God bless the United States. Thank you very much.

Speaker 98 Wow.

Speaker 17 That's one word, though.

Speaker 83 I mean, so he has

Speaker 97 one word.

Speaker 83 Gosh, you're going to get me at the casino casino at 2 a.m. It's a long time.

Speaker 97 Well, he's not at the casino at all.

Speaker 4 Well, I know.

Speaker 116 But I mean, you can do it again.

Speaker 96 God bless Israel. God bless the Palestinians.
And God bless the United States. Thank you very much.

Speaker 100 I mean, it's one word.

Speaker 10 He made a long speech.

Speaker 90 So what they're saying is, this is ridiculous.

Speaker 13 He's fine.

Speaker 68 He was just, his throat was dry, and nothing more than that.

Speaker 101 Okay.

Speaker 101 So

Speaker 99 they're going to have a

Speaker 87 exam at Walter Reed.

Speaker 83 I mean, better safe than sorry, right? I mean, I think that's the category.

Speaker 83 That's one thing I've always been amazed about Trump, and we said this during the campaign,

Speaker 23 is that his energy levels are dynamo.

Speaker 83 I don't know how the hell this guy in his 70s.

Speaker 115 I know.

Speaker 83 I mean, the campaign schedule he kept up, the constant flying, the constant speeches.

Speaker 35 He does not stop.

Speaker 83 That is one thing about Trump that I said from the beginning. That's an impressive thing because we we did one

Speaker 83 weekend, I did, you did multiple. One weekend when we went on and we covered the Ted Cruz thing and followed his primary campaign around Iowa.
And it was like,

Speaker 83 I don't know how any human being does that for that length of time. And they're doing this for 18 months now.

Speaker 98 Where you're just driving from city to city

Speaker 17 speech after speech.

Speaker 4 Why you'd want to do this?

Speaker 69 Yeah, it's the most grueling, awful.

Speaker 139 I'll never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.

Speaker 48 And hold me to this, please, please, America.

Speaker 67 Be involved in a, uh, in, in a, in a campaign again.

Speaker 77 It was just awful.

Speaker 46 It was grueling.

Speaker 60 It was awful. It was, oh,

Speaker 70 the worst of the worst.

Speaker 83 You know, you can't, you don't, you never have time to stop and eat anything.

Speaker 4 Like, right, right?

Speaker 7 Like, that's what I was thinking.

Speaker 83 But it is true. It's like you wind up grabbing stuff.
There's donuts around.

Speaker 14 You just feel like crap.

Speaker 83 I mean, it's just, I don't know how these guys do it, especially in your settings.

Speaker 35 It was the donuts that made me.

Speaker 7 That's what really stuck out to me with the donuts.

Speaker 32 It is. food is important it's sustenance

Speaker 21 glenn back

Speaker 21 love

Speaker 4 courage

Speaker 13 truth glenn back let's go back in the time machine back to 1999 al franken wrote a book called why not me the inside inside story of the making and unmaking of the franken presidency yesterday in the real-life version of the story senator al franken resigned Well,

Speaker 27 sort of, kind of, not really.

Speaker 41 His announcement came after he drew the short straw and had to be tossed onto the Me Too bus by his fellow Democrats in the Senate.

Speaker 76 Most of them finally pressured Franken to resign after a sixth woman accused him of being too hands-on with his...

Speaker 23 Oh, look, I'm just a hands-on senator.

Speaker 4 Yeah, a little too much.

Speaker 72 It was actually the most non-resignation resignation speech you will ever hear.

Speaker 15 Franken said that he would resign in the coming weeks, and he didn't apologize for anything.

Speaker 90 In fact, he basically said, I didn't do any of that stuff, but since they came after me first, I'm taking one for the team.

Speaker 61 Well, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 44 In your wildest dreams, do you ever leave office

Speaker 45 if you didn't do something?

Speaker 84 If you are wrongly accused, and this is what's going to be on your Wikipedia page forever, you know, until media matters can have it finally contested and taken off

Speaker 13 it's a pretty heroic thing to do to take one for the team but it's also super ironic that an upstanding virtuous senator like Al Franken is being taken down because of those Republican dirtbags who are way worse ah

Speaker 6 And that's the most important thing I hope you remember from Al Franken's remarks today.

Speaker 87 Until now, the liberals' favorite senator from Minnesota was having a great year.

Speaker 18 He won rave reviews for his performance pretending to care about education while he grilled Betsy DeVos during her confirmation hearing.

Speaker 15 Then came his best-selling book out in May called Al Franken, Giant of the Senate.

Speaker 43 Democrats said Franken was well-liked, serious policymaker.

Speaker 23 There were even rumors of him running for president in 2020.

Speaker 102 Hmm, boy, we missed out on that one.

Speaker 139 But everything began to unravel for Franken last month with a photo of him leering at leanne tweedon's chest as if she were about to grope her as if he were about to grope her while she was sleeping on the flight america is better off without al franken in the senate if he actually resigns do you think he will

Speaker 76 he's a sleazy guy who spews a lot of crude hate towards conservatives but can't lose sight of the democrats larger strategy here al franken his number may have been up first but he's certainly not going to be the last on either side of the aisle But by sacrificing Franken, Democrats can now bunker in on the moral high ground and lob their bombs about Republicans hating women and electing privileged perverts.

Speaker 42 It's coming.

Speaker 89 They've positioned themselves to appear more ethical than the Republicans, just days before the Alabama people will go and probably elect Roy Moore to the Senate.

Speaker 134 In the never-ending political chess match, the Democrats just made a bold move.

Speaker 46 Republicans, wake up.

Speaker 19 Mr.

Speaker 39 Bill O'Reilly, welcome to the program, sir, from billo'reilly.com with his new book, Killing England.

Speaker 51 What did you think about the resignation or non-resignation resignation of Al

Speaker 103 Franken yesterday?

Speaker 103 Well,

Speaker 131 the guy, I've known him for years. And

Speaker 131 on billorilly.com, I told my audience that I could not really cover him fairly.

Speaker 4 Because you hate him.

Speaker 131 I despise him.

Speaker 131 If I could punch him and get away with it, I would.

Speaker 22 But I am. Why, wait, wait, wait.
I am

Speaker 108 why do you feel that way?

Speaker 131 Because

Speaker 131 you may remember in the beginning of the Fox News channel, Franken ran around, he wrote a book about lying liars and said that I was not brought up in Levittown, Long Island, which stunned my mother, who lived there 60 years.

Speaker 131 And she said to me, where did we grow up?

Speaker 22 So

Speaker 5 it's really existing.

Speaker 11 It's a knife fight because of your hometown.

Speaker 131 Yeah, and other things. I mean, he's a brutal, brutal guy.
You know, here's a man who was elected to the Senate for, we had no qualifications other than being Stuart Smalley.

Speaker 131 And, you know, I like Minnesota, but when I go there, I just, I'm shaking my head going, why, why?

Speaker 131 Then he gets in and he votes 100%

Speaker 131 for whatever Barack Obama wants. Not one deviation.
Okay.

Speaker 131 So he's an ideological zombie, but he's a hater. That's what I really, really resent.
So I told my audience: look, I don't know what he did. I don't know what he didn't do.

Speaker 131 He did

Speaker 131 go and help the troops. That's true.

Speaker 131 So I'm not going to really get into what he's doing.

Speaker 86 But you hate him because he's a hater.

Speaker 11 You hate him because he's a hater.

Speaker 2 It's a little bit more insophistic.

Speaker 106 I don't want to get too hate of that.

Speaker 60 Sure, I know.

Speaker 131 I hate it.

Speaker 22 Just getting over the snipples.

Speaker 32 No, I know.

Speaker 23 Talk down to me.

Speaker 4 Talk down to me some more.

Speaker 61 Yeah, okay.

Speaker 131 I hate him because a hater is a little bit too

Speaker 3 cliche. Right.
Right. Sure.

Speaker 131 I despise him because he's dishonest.

Speaker 97 Is that better?

Speaker 74 Yeah, it's not that it's not good for a t-shirt, but it works.

Speaker 8 So, Bill,

Speaker 77 here's, and it really kind of builds off of what you said last week.

Speaker 51 You said Donald Trump is going to be in trouble with the sexual harassment thing

Speaker 4 next year.

Speaker 32 Okay, so

Speaker 85 let me just play this game.

Speaker 129 I think this is what happened to the Republicans in the 1960s.

Speaker 4 They were the ones that were marching with King.

Speaker 10 They were the ones that have for 100 years saying, hey, let's stop all this stuff.

Speaker 7 Then when push comes to shove, the Democrats just kind of switch real quick, and they get all the credit for the civil rights movement, and they pin it all on the Republicans.

Speaker 101 Here we have a group of Republicans, and I'm not talking about the clowns in Washington, I'm talking about the voters, that have been saying character matters, character matters, character matters.

Speaker 11 And they've been trying to hold these lines.

Speaker 26 And finally, because it looks like nothing else matters, and too many people throw up their hands and they're just like, whatever.

Speaker 18 I just, if we have to play their game, we're going to play their game.

Speaker 84 And

Speaker 44 now

Speaker 46 it looks like the Democrats are making this move to make themselves look like the moral leaders.

Speaker 131 There's no doubt about it. It's all about Roy Moore.

Speaker 131 And then President Trump, Trump, as you rightly pointed out.

Speaker 131 So Franken had to go so that the Democratic Party could position itself as the party of women. See,

Speaker 131 if you look at

Speaker 131 the platform, they're the party of African Americans. They're the party of Hispanic Americans.
They're the party of women. They're the party of illegal immigrants.
They're the party of

Speaker 131 LGBT people.

Speaker 131 They're the party of everybody except white guys. We hate them.
Okay.

Speaker 131 So they're figuring the numbers because we're the party of all these other people, but we hate the white guys. The white guys can't overcome our majority in the polling place.
That's the strategy.

Speaker 131 That's it. There's no other strategy.
So whatever we have to do, and I mean whatever.

Speaker 131 If we have to burn out Franken, we're going to light the match. If we have to be dishonest and and say that George Washington was a white supremacist because he held slaves, we're going to do that.

Speaker 131 If we have to take Thomas Jefferson's name off the high school because he held slaves, we're going to do that because they're white guys. See, we don't like white guys.
White guys are the enemy.

Speaker 131 But everybody else, they're there for us and we're for them.

Speaker 22 So, Bill, is the strategy?

Speaker 51 Bill, would you, I mean, I can ask you this because you've already done this.

Speaker 79 So, tell me the thinking on this.

Speaker 77 As I'm watching Al Franken yesterday, he says, I didn't do any of that.

Speaker 31 I didn't do any of that.

Speaker 32 Okay.

Speaker 24 But I'm going to resign because, you know, whatever.

Speaker 44 You didn't.

Speaker 56 You were like, I didn't do that.

Speaker 51 And I'm not apologizing for things I didn't do.

Speaker 12 And

Speaker 102 you are one of the only ones that are standing up and saying, it didn't happen.

Speaker 7 It's a lie.

Speaker 121 And I'm not taking it.

Speaker 131 Yeah. And I mean, look, and

Speaker 131 we can pretty much prove that down the line. And, you know,

Speaker 131 life is very, very cruel. But Frank in his mind,

Speaker 131 and again, I don't know what he did or didn't do. I just don't know.
And I'm not going to weigh in on any of that because I don't want to be a part of that kind of a situation.

Speaker 131 But in his mind, he didn't do anything. See, he's a narcissist.
And that's what it comes down to with many, many of these people.

Speaker 131 He didn't do anything. It was just fun and games, or I'm an affectionate kind of guy, or I'm this, or I'm that.

Speaker 131 Again, I don't know what he did or didn't do, but in his mind, he is absolutely convinced that he's totally innocent.

Speaker 6 So what was the deal?

Speaker 139 Wait, wait, back.

Speaker 131 And not only is he totally innocent there, but he's never in his entire life done anything wrong. That's what a narcissist is.

Speaker 131 And the reason he had to go is Chuck Schumer, the minority leader in the Senate from New New York State. Schumer basically picked up the phone and said, look, Al, we're going to destroy you if

Speaker 131 you don't go. We're going to destroy you.
Your own party's going to destroy you because you need to get out of there so we can attack the president through Roy Moore and other people.

Speaker 131 That's why he went. That's the only reason he went.
Schumer is the toughest guy on the block. Why do you think no Democrats ever vote for tax reform or anything else?

Speaker 131 Because Schumer tells them, if you go outside what we tell you to do, we're going to challenge you in a primary and we're going to cut off all your money so you won't be able to run an effective campaign.

Speaker 131 This is what Schumer does, and that's what he did to Franken.

Speaker 112 All right, let me switch gears to Roy Moore.

Speaker 141 There is a really troubling piece of video that has just been released.

Speaker 86 Do we have the audio, Sarah? Can we play this?

Speaker 68 Of Roy Moore in an interview.

Speaker 142 He said that Russia was the focus of evil in the modern world.

Speaker 143 You could say that very well about America, couldn't you?

Speaker 128 Don't you think?

Speaker 137 Well, we promote a lot of bad things, you know?

Speaker 137 Like same-sex marriage.

Speaker 142 That's the very argument that Vladimir Putin makes.

Speaker 100 Well, then maybe Putin is right.

Speaker 137 Maybe he's more akin to me than I know.

Speaker 61 What do you think of that, Bill?

Speaker 61 You know, look,

Speaker 131 are you surprised by that?

Speaker 2 No, well, no, but I mean, the point is that Roy Moore is a very,

Speaker 131 very fringe politician. All right.
He

Speaker 131 has made it clear throughout his

Speaker 131 career that he doesn't want any kind of gay stuff, that he thinks that, and what he's talking about is abortion. The reason that Roy Moore is going to win next week is abortion.

Speaker 131 Alabama is the most pro-life state in the Union, and the opponent, the Democrat, is an abortion on demand at any time 10 minutes before he's supposed to give birth for no reason guy.

Speaker 131 That's why. That's why they're not electing Roy Moore.
They're voting against his opponent because Moore is

Speaker 131 fringe as you can get. And that's what's happening down there.

Speaker 83 Although they voted for him in the primary primary against two candidates that were not fringe.

Speaker 106 I mean, Mo Brooks is a real conservative.

Speaker 131 Before any of the stuff came out, and Moore positioned himself as the Christian Crusader.

Speaker 131 So he was the Christian Crusader. And there are enough evangelicals in Alabama in a primary situation to get you elected on that platform.

Speaker 76 About three or four years ago, we warned about Vladimir Putin and what he was doing with the Christian movement.

Speaker 46 And he was becoming the champion.

Speaker 101 I mean, in Russia and parts of the former Soviet Union, I mean, they're rounding gays up.

Speaker 135 It's bad.

Speaker 74 And he is doing it not because he believes in it, but because he is trying to appeal to the uber-strong Christian community.

Speaker 60 Sure.

Speaker 60 Like I told, right.

Speaker 131 You're absolutely right. Like I told President Trump in my Super Bowl interview this year with him.
Putin's a killer. Putin's a killer.
All right? So you can't be akin to him. He's a killer.

Speaker 131 He'll do anything. I don't even know how Putin got in the race in Alabama, but I think if Putin ran against the Democrat, he'd win.

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Speaker 44 Welcome to the program, Mr.

Speaker 99 Bill O'Reilly.

Speaker 61 Bill,

Speaker 15 explain to America.

Speaker 63 Did I just hear you say yo?

Speaker 131 Yo, Rocky, yeah.

Speaker 61 Yeah, okay.

Speaker 57 Okay, Rocky. Okay.

Speaker 17 All right. That fits.
Okay.

Speaker 62 So

Speaker 63 explain to America the FBI agent that hates Donald Trump and why that matters.

Speaker 63 Okay.

Speaker 63 This situation really helps the president, number one,

Speaker 63 because no matter what Mueller comes up with now, it'll be tainted.

Speaker 131 So that's the headline, number one. Number two, if you have a high-ranking FBI

Speaker 131 investigator and he was the number two in the Hillary Clinton email situation, this guy, all right, Strzok.

Speaker 55 Explain what he did.

Speaker 4 Wait, wait.

Speaker 43 Explain who he is first.

Speaker 131 All right. So Peter Strzok is a high-ranking FBI guy who was assigned to the Clinton email case and who convinced Director Comey to be less inflammatory in his description of what Hillary Clinton did.

Speaker 131 All right, that's number one. Then after that, he was transferred to Mueller's office to look into the Russian collusion investigation.

Speaker 131 While he was there, he apparently wrote emails and texts to his mistress, also working for the FBI, disparaging Donald Trump. While he was investigating, he was also disparaging him on email.

Speaker 131 The FBI found out about it and they removed him from the case in August.

Speaker 131 But instead of telling the American people what happened, the FBI didn't tell anybody anybody what happened and hoped that they could get away with not revealing that they had a high-ranking investigator on Miller's staff trashing Trump behind the scenes.

Speaker 131 That is really bad.

Speaker 131 That besmirches the FBI and Mueller.

Speaker 131 So now Stuck has been transferred to Fargo, North Dakota, or wherever. He's out.

Speaker 131 But the congressional investigators are saying we want to see the emails and the texts.

Speaker 131 And if you don't hand them over, we're going to charge the Justice Department, Rod Rosenstein, who oversees Mueller, with contempt of Congress.

Speaker 131 And also, the FBI director testified yesterday, okay, Ray, Christopher Wray, who came off as a total neuron with all due respect to Mr. Ray.
He was asked questions

Speaker 131 known. He knew he was going to be asked them.
And he goes, well, I'll look into it. I really don't know.
Bull.

Speaker 131 He should have been called out. He wasn't called out.
All right. If I had been a senator, I'm sorry, a congressman on that committee, I would have been outraged.

Speaker 131 I said, You knew what you were going to be asked, and you came in here ill-prepared. You're wasting our time.
That's an outrage. And then would have thrown a pie at him.

Speaker 132 Probably a custard pie.

Speaker 4 You know, I never

Speaker 4 anyway. That's what happened.

Speaker 139 I never thought of this before until just now.

Speaker 11 Yeah. You'd be a fun senator.

Speaker 139 Have you ever thought of that?

Speaker 3 I'd be a blast.

Speaker 32 You really would be.

Speaker 131 I'd last about 45 seconds before Media Matters accused me of murdering somebody in 1957 when I was six.

Speaker 129 And definitely not in whatever that town is, that Levitt town that you grew up in.

Speaker 3 Levitt Town.

Speaker 2 Yes.

Speaker 131 Big deal, Beck. Don't disparage it.

Speaker 62 So

Speaker 9 the FBI

Speaker 51 is tainted, which is why I believe the FBI itself needs to be investigated because

Speaker 18 they were tainted for Clinton.

Speaker 68 They may be tainted against Trump.

Speaker 90 But also, I don't believe them on Russia.

Speaker 42 I mean, they have done too many weird things with Russia and kind of kicked dirt over the tracks on other topics with Russia.

Speaker 4 Sure.

Speaker 22 We need.

Speaker 131 This thing is unraveling now.

Speaker 60 Yeah.

Speaker 131 And once those emails and texts come out to the public,

Speaker 131 the FBI is going to, you're right. There's going to have to be a big investigation.

Speaker 1 You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 91 Jerusalem is still the capital of Israel and must remain an undivided city, accessible to all.

Speaker 92 As soon as I take office, I will begin the process of moving the United States ambassador to the city Israel as chosen as its capital.

Speaker 93 I continue to say that

Speaker 93 Jerusalem will be the capital of Israel. And I have said that before, and I will say it again.

Speaker 94 And Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel and it must remain undivided.

Speaker 95 We will move the American Embassy to the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Jerusalem.

Speaker 96 Therefore, I have determined that it is time to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

Speaker 96 While previous presidents have made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. Today,

Speaker 96 I am delivering.

Speaker 108 I never thought he would do that.

Speaker 56 I actually apologize to the fans of Donald Trump today and told them I was wrong, you were right on this issue.

Speaker 41 He still has to move it.

Speaker 76 Otherwise, it's kind of like Obama's bare ears monument.

Speaker 78 But if he moves the,

Speaker 66 if he actually moves the embassy, this is a really big deal, Bill?

Speaker 131 Yeah, I think so. Most Americans aren't tuned into this.
They don't really understand the history of it.

Speaker 131 It's a respect to Israel, and it basically tells the world that we are sympathetic to the Jewish state. And, of course, that sets the Arabs and the Muslim world off because they hate the Jews.

Speaker 8 Right, and

Speaker 82 they hate us, too.

Speaker 30 I mean, they

Speaker 22 hate us. I mean, they all agree.

Speaker 22 Not every nation like morocco they don't hate us but but a lot the the real hardcore um muslim arab fanatics of course hate the birthday no doubt yeah so what does this mean bill

Speaker 131 it doesn't mean much other than trump uh even if you don't like him is a guy who does respect his promises he does i mean almost everything that he said um is either done or underway and the economy is picking up nicely.

Speaker 131 So he's got a real shot if he stops the nonsense,

Speaker 131 the tweeting and the feuds, if he stops all that, you've got a real shot at getting reelected. And

Speaker 131 if he's smart about it. I want to tell you one thing, though.

Speaker 131 I don't know if I have mentioned this on your program, but I predicted, and we discussed last week, that there's going to be a tremendous assault on President Trump coming. Agree.

Speaker 131 Probably come in January.

Speaker 131 Because he did get the tax reform passed. And the Democrats now say, well, we got to destroy him because he may get reelected.
There is a tape, Beck,

Speaker 131 an audio tape, of an anti-Trump person offering $200,000

Speaker 131 to a woman to accuse Donald Trump of untoward behavior.

Speaker 90 So, you know, you have talked to me about this.

Speaker 105 You've talked to me about this tape.

Speaker 86 You've talked to me about it privately as well with additional information.

Speaker 48 Is this tape going to be released?

Speaker 22 Well,

Speaker 131 I may have to go to the U.S. attorney myself.

Speaker 131 I don't want to have to do that and inject myself into the story. But I had my lawyer listen to the tape, my attorney.

Speaker 61 Right.

Speaker 131 He's listened to it. There are at least three crimes on the tape.

Speaker 131 So as a citizen, I may have to do this.

Speaker 74 I will tell you, Bill, that's the first thing that you said, you said, well, I'm trying to get it.

Speaker 67 I'm trying to get it, you know, so it could be released.

Speaker 51 It needs to be released.

Speaker 90 And you weren't talking about getting it for you to release it, but it had to be out there.

Speaker 51 And I think the first time I said to you,

Speaker 76 I mean, if they don't, you've got to bring it to the U.S.

Speaker 140 Attorney.

Speaker 131 Listen, again,

Speaker 131 it's in the hands of someone who knows the seriousness of the situation.

Speaker 32 What is their hesitancy?

Speaker 131 You know, I can't really get into that at this point, but I can tell you that Donald Trump Trump knows about the tape, that the president knows it.

Speaker 131 And I'm, for the life of me, sitting here going, why on earth are you allowing a movement to try to smear you when you have a powerful, and I mean it's powerful, piece of evidence that shows this is an industry,

Speaker 131 that there are false charges and money changing hands.

Speaker 131 Okay, so it's so frustrating, but I wanted your listeners to know it. It's there.

Speaker 131 It's amazing, and it will change the whole discussion if it ever gets out.

Speaker 23 So

Speaker 51 when do you decide you're going to?

Speaker 131 I have no idea. You know, it's a big legal thing,

Speaker 131 and I'm watching it, but I'm not going to let it go. I'm not going to let you, you know, me.
I'm not going to let it go.

Speaker 131 So I can't give you any deadlines or anything like that, but I'm in this, and I'm not going to allow the country to be deceived. I'm just not.
Not to say that Donald Trump didn't do stuff wrong.

Speaker 131 I mean, he did. But I'm not going to, I know there's an industry that pays people to smear other people.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 And that's going to be exposed.

Speaker 90 Yeah.

Speaker 53 But that doesn't mean that some of the other accusers, but it is.

Speaker 131 It's just.

Speaker 24 Go ahead.

Speaker 18 Yeah, it does show that, I mean, because I really believe, and it's not just going to be from the left, it'll be left, right, it'll be everybody.

Speaker 78 There will be people, if you can just continue to destroy people just by making an accusation,

Speaker 18 there will be people that will do it for money.

Speaker 76 And boy, would I like to say a few things on that right now, but I'm not going to with Mr.

Speaker 133 O'Reilly.

Speaker 4 And you see,

Speaker 131 you know it's true, and so do I, and so does every powerful person in the country. Anyway, I wanted to tell you before you kick me off the air here that I got your Christmas card.
Very nice.

Speaker 131 Blend Beck sends great Christmas cards. But I wanted to ask you, have you made your Christmas gift list?

Speaker 131 Gifts that you're going to to give people?

Speaker 66 Well,

Speaker 116 did you get the five Bitcoins in the Christmas card that I because I know I put them in?

Speaker 131 I didn't get anything from you, and I never do. No,

Speaker 61 I put them in the envelope there.

Speaker 60 No, you didn't.

Speaker 108 Yeah, go check the envelope.

Speaker 4 You didn't throw that envelope away, did you?

Speaker 3 No, no.

Speaker 131 There's a nice little picture of you and everybody you've known in your entire life

Speaker 3 on the corner.

Speaker 132 Yes, that's right. That's everybody's family.

Speaker 11 So

Speaker 140 I have never received anything from Bill O'Reilly.

Speaker 103 Nothing for Christmas.

Speaker 131 Oh, come on. I said you have free sign Killing England.
And, you know, it's just so big that your staff probably stole it and didn't give it to you.

Speaker 22 But that's what I'm getting at.

Speaker 131 If you go to billorilly.com back, as I know you do every day, because you want to get the best news analysis, you can get four free killing books or any of my other books, free, four.

Speaker 131 Okay, and you can give them away with little bitcoins or whatever else you're doing.

Speaker 22 I have no idea what that is.

Speaker 50 So in other words, I could give the gift of Bill O'Reilly all season long.

Speaker 22 Stupid desperately needs to read the books or have someone read them to him.

Speaker 119 That's easier.

Speaker 131 You really

Speaker 131 get four free books if you buy three gift certificates to billo'reilly.com. That's seven gifts back.

Speaker 99 Can I buy a Bill O'Reilly sweater or anything?

Speaker 131 No, we don't have Bill O'Reilly sweaters, but we do have We Say Merry Christmas mats.

Speaker 3 Mats.

Speaker 131 Put outside your door to signal to the world that you say Merry Christmas.

Speaker 108 Oh, you mean a mat? We have

Speaker 61 a doormat.

Speaker 60 Yeah.

Speaker 131 And we have all kinds of great stuff like that. So it's a benign, uplifting website, billorilly.com.

Speaker 42 It's amazing.

Speaker 17 And I wonder if you can get the idea of the door that I care deeply on.

Speaker 132 No.

Speaker 18 Where'd you get the idea?

Speaker 106 Because I've been your doormat for a long time.

Speaker 90 So where did you get the idea of the

Speaker 22 doormats there, Bill?

Speaker 97 The We Say Merry Christmas doormat

Speaker 131 is

Speaker 22 an

Speaker 22 item that you have to have

Speaker 104 if you say Merry Christmas.

Speaker 12 You're saying basically you're not really even a fulfilled person if you don't have one.

Speaker 131 No, but, you know, I'm going to have a Mat next year that says, we hate Christmas. Don't even mention it.
So we'll be with the secular people, too.

Speaker 17 Wow, that's great. That's great.

Speaker 90 Bill O'Reilly, thank you very much from BillO'Reilly.com. And his new book is Killing England.

Speaker 136 Have a good weekend, Bill.

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Speaker 98 Welcome Welcome to the program.

Speaker 70 So very glad that you are here today.

Speaker 76 Thank you for listening.

Speaker 90 By the way, I'm doing something that

Speaker 139 I've never done before.

Speaker 134 I'm going to, I've been talking about reading The Immortal Nicholas with my family and my son.

Speaker 101 And so starting Monday live, and this will be only for subscribers to theblaze.com/slash TV.

Speaker 68 It will not be on the TV network or anything else.

Speaker 112 This is only on for subscribers of the Blaze TV.

Speaker 13 Kind of a Christmas

Speaker 41 added kind of feature.

Speaker 134 I would love to read The Immortal Nicholas with your family.

Speaker 75 So Rafe and I are going to read.

Speaker 87 We read in bed usually every night, or we try to.

Speaker 74 And so we're going to read The Immortal Nicholas, and it'll be every night up until Christmas Eve.

Speaker 66 And we'll get through it together.

Speaker 74 No, it's a great Christmas story.

Speaker 105 It's the story of Santa.

Speaker 51 I wrote it a couple of years ago, and

Speaker 13 it's the, it was my effort to bring Santa into the fold and back pointing towards Christ.

Speaker 74 And it's a great story.

Speaker 80 It is my favorite story that I've ever been involved with or, you know, came up with.

Speaker 76 I love this story.

Speaker 83 It's obviously the exception being, of course, the Christmas Twist, the movie that airs every year.

Speaker 23 No.

Speaker 122 That's obviously a better effort.

Speaker 83 I mean, your part wasn't that great, but I mean, that's still, it was still, it didn't hurt the movie that much. Right.
So it is that time of year where people are. Yeah,

Speaker 134 Stu has a movie on the

Speaker 24 Blaze network, again, just for subscribers, The Christmas Twist, which is

Speaker 18 his salute to Lifetime, to the Lifetime movies.

Speaker 83 Lifetime Hallmark.

Speaker 59 Hallmark. And

Speaker 35 this is almost as good.

Speaker 83 And I think it was Hallmark who last year ripped it off.

Speaker 83 I I mean, I like to think it was a tribute, but they basically made a serious version of the parody that we did.

Speaker 17 Yeah.

Speaker 83 About a Christmas cookie sales person. So it's basically the exact same movie, and they're playing that again this year.

Speaker 83 And every time it airs, I get a bunch of messages at World of Stew on Twitter to remind me that they've ripped off our story. Yeah, they did.
But I think that's actually awesome.

Speaker 13 Yeah.

Speaker 101 So you can watch both of those things.

Speaker 140 This starts on Monday,

Speaker 134 the reading of the Immortal Nicholas.

Speaker 76 And I invite you to

Speaker 51 bring your family and just kind of, you know, you can, you know, watch it as it is unfolding or you can just download it anytime and watch it with your family.

Speaker 74 But my family is kind of sick of hearing my stories.

Speaker 140 And so I like, you know, I have one daughter who wants me to read,

Speaker 112 you know, Edgar Allan Poe, which we started years ago when she was young,

Speaker 75 every Halloween.

Speaker 76 And everybody else in the family is like, oh, geez, dad's doing that again.

Speaker 7 So I'm just looking for new people that want to hear these stories because I love reading out loud and I love reading the stories to kids and my family.

Speaker 51 So if you'd like to join us, you can, but only as a subscriber at theblaze.com slash TV.

Speaker 83 Now, that does not, unfortunately, that membership does not get you access to the company Christmas party.

Speaker 83 which is happening this weekend. And we're all very excited about it.

Speaker 83 I would say the tension and excitement is palpable

Speaker 98 throughout the entire

Speaker 83 establishment.

Speaker 17 I hate this.

Speaker 125 This is the worst. You hate it?

Speaker 98 I hate it. You hate it.

Speaker 83 I hate it. It's interesting that you would.
Because I mean, you'd have the,

Speaker 83 you could stop it. You know, you're the company.
You run the party. Yeah, you could stop it.
You run the company. You could get us all out of it.

Speaker 97 Because if you don't like it.

Speaker 7 Well, I was told that it was like something that everybody wanted to do.

Speaker 22 Look, here's the thing. A lot of people tell me a lot of people.

Speaker 84 I'm so open on that.

Speaker 106 I am so open on that.

Speaker 64 If nobody wants to do this, I am totally good.

Speaker 107 I am totally good.

Speaker 106 Are you saying because I don't want to go?

Speaker 39 Because I'm just so awkward.

Speaker 115 I'm a drag at parties.

Speaker 7 I don't ever know what to say.

Speaker 40 It's just really weird.

Speaker 42 And I just stand there in the corner like, and everybody's like, oh, geez, we better go sit out.

Speaker 18 We got to go by and do our pen. I hate it.

Speaker 103 So, what I have done for this Christmas party, do you know this?

Speaker 77 I don't know it. We are going to play human bowling.

Speaker 13 And I am going to be the 10 pin.

Speaker 106 Okay.

Speaker 24 And we're taking all the managers and some of the other people.

Speaker 80 We can vote on who's going to be a pin, but I would imagine I should be the, you know, the main pin.

Speaker 103 And

Speaker 69 I get into a big bowling pin suit.

Speaker 4 Okay. Okay.

Speaker 26 And it's only my face outside of the bowling pin suit.

Speaker 130 And we put all of the managers there.

Speaker 31 And then two people get into a giant bowling ball.

Speaker 22 And in the atrium here,

Speaker 18 they have to move their bodies.

Speaker 64 They hang on inside of the bowling ball.

Speaker 4 Right.

Speaker 12 And there, with their

Speaker 102 human force, they roll the ball and see if they can roll a strike.

Speaker 106 So

Speaker 113 that's my contribution to the Christmas party.

Speaker 83 That may juice it up a little bit.

Speaker 17 I'm actually interested in that.

Speaker 83 Have you seen what

Speaker 83 Vox is doing with

Speaker 83 their Christmas party? No. And this is happening apparently in a lot of companies now.

Speaker 83 They are handing out drink tickets. to their employees just to make sure they don't get too rapey.

Speaker 32 They're a little concerned.

Speaker 83 There might be a little bit too much rape going on at their company. So they're not letting people drink more than two drinks at the Christmas party because this is what happens.

Speaker 83 You know, there's a little too much touchy-feely, a little too much, you know, maybe not enough people asking the appropriate question, May I use your body?

Speaker 17 Every time you talk to somebody else, I need to get into that before we leave today.

Speaker 125 That is so fantastic.

Speaker 90 May I use your body?

Speaker 83 That's apparently the appropriate question you're supposed to ask other employees when you come near them.

Speaker 32 No, no.

Speaker 32 Oh, no.

Speaker 83 Who says yes to a question like that?

Speaker 25 May I just use your body for a second?

Speaker 83 No, no, you may not, but they're worried that apparently their left-wing staff is going to start raping each other.

Speaker 82 Yeah, I don't have that concern.

Speaker 17 No, I do not have that concern.

Speaker 23 So there's no, you know, there's no special rules or anything.

Speaker 59 In fact, get into the bowling ball and

Speaker 144 bowl the pins.

Speaker 4 Wow. Knock them all down.

Speaker 111 There you go. Yeah.

Speaker 134 You're, I mean, I'm a little uncomfortable with the way you're touching me with that bowling ball, but

Speaker 127 Glenn Beck

Speaker 127 Love,

Speaker 4 courage,

Speaker 5 truth.

Speaker 71 Glenn Beck.

Speaker 40 Kind of been an interesting week for the FBI and the Department of Justice.

Speaker 76 A veteran FBI agent has been dismissed from the investigation over his anti-Trump bias.

Speaker 74 We later found out the same agent was the one that interviewed Mike Flynn

Speaker 64 and actually signed the initial paperwork that opened up the the Trump-Russia investigation.

Speaker 74 We also found out yesterday that one of the FBI's prosecutors is the former attorney who represented Ben Rhodes and the Clinton Foundation.

Speaker 41 She's also donated thousands of money dollars to the Hillary Clinton campaign and to the DNC.

Speaker 74 So after all of this came out, just over the past week, the list isn't even complete.

Speaker 55 A senior official of the DOJ was just demoted for his contacts

Speaker 48 Fusion GPS.

Speaker 53 Fusion GPS?

Speaker 4 Yes, that is the firm that works both for

Speaker 23 and with the Russians and for and with the Clinton campaign.

Speaker 86 They're the ones responsible for the whole dossier that kicked the whole thing off.

Speaker 119 So it

Speaker 35 might be that the deck has been stacked just a little bit.

Speaker 141 The investigation has begun throwing down indictments right and left.

Speaker 73 But where was this intensity for justice with Hillary Clinton?

Speaker 41 Mike Flynn was nailed for lying to the FBI, but Cheryl Mills and Uma Abedeen, they weren't.

Speaker 11 We all knew that Hillary Clinton was guilty, at very least, of mishandling classified information.

Speaker 41 Why wasn't she ever indicted?

Speaker 141 Remember that FBI agent that was just

Speaker 85 released, the name was released, and then he was fired for bias yeah

Speaker 134 yeah he he's he's the agent that interviewed both Mills and Abedeen

Speaker 27 and no charges were filed for lying

Speaker 76 which would have been his decision he's also the one that changed the wording of Comey's statement on Hillary Clinton from grossly negligent to extremely careless

Speaker 135 see my mom told me that Six and Zones Ain't Break Your Bones.

Speaker 80 Names will never hurt me, but words do matter.

Speaker 15 Extremely careless.

Speaker 15 Oh, I remember.

Speaker 70 You can't put anybody in jail for extremely careless, but you can indict them on grossly negligent.

Speaker 74 Now, maybe it's just me, but the Clinton investigations seem like they were conducted with the intention of finding exoneration rather than finding justice.

Speaker 42 So why are they treating her differently than they're treating Donald Trump?

Speaker 71 I want you to know, I think Hillary Clinton is guilty, and I have a sneaking suspicion that Trump is guilty on this, too.

Speaker 103 But who do you trust?

Speaker 47 How are we ever going to know?

Speaker 53 Everything that's being done now is for politics.

Speaker 41 If the FBI and DOJ can't check their bias at the door, it's time to bring in outside investigators because clearly there is a problem.

Speaker 56 Who's watching the Watchers?

Speaker 32 Oh, who's watching the Watchers?

Speaker 63 I forgot that's the media's job.

Speaker 99 Oh, but they haven't done that in a long time, so how can we possibly trust them?

Speaker 135 Character matters. It matters.

Speaker 34 Clean the things out in your own life so when the world is more insane than it already is, people will believe you.

Speaker 41 Don't play politics.

Speaker 61 Don't.

Speaker 76 Stay consistent.

Speaker 6 Know what you believe and do not go over the cliff with the rest of humanity.

Speaker 16 Welcome to the program.

Speaker 25 There's a few things here that we have on our plate today.

Speaker 67 We have

Speaker 47 Randy Quaid, which I really want to get to.

Speaker 27 What else do we have?

Speaker 83 You have been saying you want to get to the Randy Quaid issue for a while.

Speaker 32 I like this story.

Speaker 83 It is not necessarily determined what the Randy Quaid issue is.

Speaker 99 I know, but you will like it.

Speaker 7 You will like it.

Speaker 99 I will like it. Yes.
Okay.

Speaker 83 We do have that. We have this

Speaker 83 poll on Star Wars. Star Wars, yes.
I don't know if you're interested in that.

Speaker 114 I have the results of a

Speaker 116 poll about millennials.

Speaker 75 Would you replace your human lover with with a droid?

Speaker 17 Right. To give you the results of that.

Speaker 83 I'm interested in that one because I want to know if you have to talk to your droid and ask them the question, may I use your body?

Speaker 23 Because that is.

Speaker 88 We've got to get to this one.

Speaker 32 You want to do that one?

Speaker 23 Let's do Randy Quaid quickly.

Speaker 83 You can't do the Randy Quaid thing quickly.

Speaker 107 Okay.

Speaker 98 All right. Can you do the Randy Quaid quickly?

Speaker 4 No, no.

Speaker 32 If you can do it, you can follow you.

Speaker 75 And then what's going to happen?

Speaker 41 By the end of the show, we will not do the Randy Quaid thing yet again, Mr.

Speaker 73 Executive Producer.

Speaker 27 You have a problem.

Speaker 66 You,

Speaker 112 you have a real problem.

Speaker 106 This is when you find out the whole story, you can see his either pro-Trump or anti-Trump bias coming through.

Speaker 87 I don't know which one it is, but you know what?

Speaker 83 I'm actually very concerned that Randy Quaid will become president of the United States.

Speaker 17 So I'm nervous to draw attention

Speaker 83 to him. Can we do the thing from yesterday, though?

Speaker 83 Because we've gone through this for a while.

Speaker 23 This is on Jimmy Kimmel, right?

Speaker 83 Yeah, Jimmy Kimmel had a guest on that was trying to teach people how to not sexually harass others.

Speaker 16 I am not going down.

Speaker 11 I am not

Speaker 7 going over the cliff with the rest of humanity.

Speaker 11 I do not need my company to spend an hour or two teaching you how not

Speaker 61 to harass

Speaker 32 people.

Speaker 72 Sorry, I just,

Speaker 16 I'm not going to do it.

Speaker 50 If you don't know what sexual harassment is, you're fired.

Speaker 32 That's easy.

Speaker 83 Well, I mean,

Speaker 109 does anyone know what it is now, though?

Speaker 23 I don't know what it is.

Speaker 17 And

Speaker 64 I'm not going over the cliff that, you know, he asked me out on a date.

Speaker 6 That's sexual harassment. No, it's not.

Speaker 71 It's him asking you out on a date.

Speaker 64 Now, if he's asked you on the date over and over in a really creepy way and you keep saying no, it's harassment.

Speaker 75 Like, if he's not going to be a double came up to you and it's like, hey, you want to get together and go have dinner?

Speaker 128 That's not sexual harassment.

Speaker 83 For example, you return from lunch. Yes.
You walk into your office and will you go out with me is scrawled in blood on your office wall.

Speaker 17 Like, that might be.

Speaker 133 More than just sexual harassment.

Speaker 22 It's spooky.

Speaker 14 I'm going to fire you for being spooky.

Speaker 83 Well, also, the maintenance issues of cleaning up. But there's all sorts of other things.

Speaker 83 So, Tracy

Speaker 83 Ellis Ross, she was on the Jimmy Kimmel show,

Speaker 83 and she was discussing.

Speaker 103 She's a serial killer, I can tell you right now.

Speaker 83 Because she has has three names? Three names. Okay.

Speaker 83 And Amanda Kadonette, we're talking about how a man should properly hug a woman. And I want you to understand the advice here because it's very important.
You need to apply this to your daily life.

Speaker 83 Yes, you do. Listen.

Speaker 1 When you greet me, do not push your whole body against me like this. Nope.
I do not want to feel your d ⁇ .

Speaker 1 Okay, you can do this.

Speaker 32 Okay?

Speaker 1 You can do that one. Say hug, safe hug.
Save hug. It's the A-line hug.
Yep.

Speaker 111 The A-frame hug.

Speaker 1 Move the bits away. The other one to do is the sideways hug, hug, like this.

Speaker 1 This one? Okay. That just means you're going into the shoulder.

Speaker 1 There's no forward pieces connecting.

Speaker 111 Forward pieces.

Speaker 1 The other thing is, do not do this.

Speaker 1 Okay, yeah. This is

Speaker 1 this is another one.

Speaker 22 This is part of a washing thing.

Speaker 1 Again, I'm presenting.

Speaker 24 What they did was they

Speaker 73 hugged, and she said, don't do this.

Speaker 76 And she put her hands on the other person's butt.

Speaker 46 You'll notice that ABC is not even using a male for this.

Speaker 41 Not using Jimmy Kimmel for this.

Speaker 26 It's some woman, maybe a Philistine.

Speaker 16 It's a woman dressed in a suit with a tie.

Speaker 45 So she's playing the man.

Speaker 11 So you have two women doing this to each other.

Speaker 71 This is insane.

Speaker 83 Apparently, it's okay to grope another woman for television purposes.

Speaker 50 Well, you couldn't put this on.

Speaker 35 Jimmy Kimmel couldn't have put this on because if they would have laughed like they did,

Speaker 20 don't do this.

Speaker 41 And she's grabbing the butt.

Speaker 90 You can't show that.

Speaker 77 Even, I mean,

Speaker 86 you're joking.

Speaker 119 This is office sexual harassment.

Speaker 32 Because even

Speaker 83 if they laugh,

Speaker 83 the power structure of this show is that Jimmy Kimmel is the guy. And anything that he does to another woman, she has no power to say no to.
She has no ability

Speaker 83 to show any displeasure to the situation. She just simply goes along with it because she's worried about her job prospects.
Correct.

Speaker 83 And that is what apparently, America is telling us about women today, that they cannot say no. They have no power to say no.

Speaker 90 Well, you have to be asked a certain way.

Speaker 41 Listen to the rest of this clip, please.

Speaker 1 Okay, yeah, this is.

Speaker 1 This is another one. This is a pet game of mine.
May I use your body for a moment? Again, I'm consenting. Okay, did you just hear that? May I use your body for a moment?

Speaker 1 It's a simple question.

Speaker 83 Yes. It's a simple question.
It's a simple question.

Speaker 1 It's also, may I hug you?

Speaker 119 Absolutely. Right?

Speaker 1 Okay, so this is the other one. This area.

Speaker 1 Men love this area, it seems. This is a very tender area for ladies.
It's vulnerable.

Speaker 1 It's very, very vulnerable. And it's not an area you necessarily want someone to touch, and it is a vulnerable area.

Speaker 22 Stop for sure. You know, that's the best.
This is the small of the back.

Speaker 17 A vulnerable area. It's a vulnerable area.

Speaker 83 Yes, and apparently so.

Speaker 17 Apparently so.

Speaker 83 Because it's, I guess, near. Is it because it's near the butt?

Speaker 4 I don't know.

Speaker 83 I don't know. Well, it's a very vulnerable area.

Speaker 32 But, you know, look, there are things.

Speaker 83 They've given us a clear path to success.

Speaker 83 When you walk up to a woman and you were thinking about giving her a hug, you don't just do it. You just stop and you say to the woman, hey, may I use your body?

Speaker 133 She says,

Speaker 119 great question.

Speaker 116 Or no, depending. Yeah, you know.

Speaker 83 And then you get to, I guess, do what you do. Yeah.
But the point is, you have to get to her to agree to let her use

Speaker 32 you to use her body. Right.

Speaker 22 So ask the question again.

Speaker 81 Hi, Stu. How are you?

Speaker 84 I'm a stranger. We just met.
Oh, hi.

Speaker 28 Sure.

Speaker 128 Sure. That's how that conversation will go.

Speaker 82 Right.

Speaker 83 In case you were concerned about it, because some people might think,

Speaker 83 and this is antiquated.

Speaker 23 It's weird.

Speaker 83 It's old person thought. But some people might think that if you walk up to a stranger and say, may I use your body, that might be worse than a hug.

Speaker 83 There are some people who think that if you were to say that to any female in the universe, you might instantly find yourself in the HR department.

Speaker 81 What a pervert. He was asking if he could use my body.
What was he going to use it for?

Speaker 4 He's going to hunt my leg like a dog?

Speaker 28 What? I have a very vulnerable spot in my back.

Speaker 83 Is it me or is may I use your body a little

Speaker 37 bit of a blank check?

Speaker 4 Yeah, it's worse.

Speaker 119 I feel like it's.

Speaker 14 There's nobody that you could say.

Speaker 45 Nobody.

Speaker 33 I could even say that to my wife.

Speaker 129 May I use your body for a second?

Speaker 32 No. No.

Speaker 36 She's married to me and she would say no.

Speaker 83 Who would ever say yes to that question? Unless you're the Dominatrix, who is the only

Speaker 119 person who's going to ask that.

Speaker 38 And they both look at the camera like, right, no, it's a legitimate question.

Speaker 71 It's an easy question to ask.

Speaker 83 No, no, it's not.

Speaker 83 And that is absolutely ends you up. You're immediately in HR by the end of that day if you ask one person that question seriously.

Speaker 83 If you walk up to someone seriously and said, may I use your body in a business context? You are immediately either fired or suspended.

Speaker 77 I'm going to give you the robot thing.

Because this fits.

Speaker 7 If I asked you, would you

Speaker 11 do you feel it's normal to form a

Speaker 139 friendship with a robot?

Speaker 112 What do you say?

Speaker 83 I would say it is not normal.

Speaker 3 Okay.

Speaker 35 Do you think it's normal to have a romantic relationship with robots i would say it is not normal it's not normal

Speaker 59 would you um uh replace your human lover for a droid an android i would not you would not i would not choose to do that how many people do you know do you think would not counting jeffy

Speaker 11 you're so you're taking out jeffy taking out jeffy because i did have one but now i have you have none you have no friends i have no friends that seriously think about that you have no friends that you could that you know you could go yeah yeah they they they they might do that you have no friends

Speaker 83 and you said jeffy is not included

Speaker 110 i

Speaker 64 don't think i have any friends who would be interested in such a discussion i do not either right i do not either i can't no survey 12 000 people mixed ages worldwide they found in the uk men were three times likely to agree that they could have a relationship with a robot in the future compared to women.

Speaker 74 A romantic relationship with robots will be more common than you might think with the report suggesting that they would be taken up by as many as 27%

Speaker 70 of 18 to 34 year olds.

Speaker 35 So 27%

Speaker 51 of 18 to 34 year olds say, yeah, I would...

Speaker 112 I'd have sex with a robot over a person.

Speaker 83 And those ages are when your partner actually looks good. Yeah.

Speaker 23 It only gets only downhill from there, baby.

Speaker 76 And you know something?

Speaker 115 I think that's the only time

Speaker 86 you could walk into a room and say, may I use your body?

Speaker 113 Yes.

Speaker 106 That's something you ask an android, not a human.

Speaker 4 Yeah, right?

Speaker 83 I mean, kind of in a creepy sort of way. May I use your body?

Speaker 4 No, you don't. It doesn't ask you.

Speaker 17 You ask it. Hopefully you ask you.

Speaker 119 She's in charge. As you pointed out, who is in charge?

Speaker 87 Yeah, they will be in charge quickly.

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Speaker 17 I'm very upset at Mr.

Speaker 70 Steve Regeer, formerly our executive producer.

Speaker 4 Formerly?

Speaker 22 Wow.

Speaker 83 Where's Bitcoin at? Let's see. Can I retire yet?

Speaker 2 Nope.

Speaker 4 Not yet.

Speaker 144 By the way.

Speaker 59 Why are you mad at me?

Speaker 23 Bitcoin goes up to $50,000 or $100,000.

Speaker 76 And let's say you have

Speaker 59 50 of them.

Speaker 22 Do you even call in to work to say,

Speaker 135 see you?

Speaker 83 There's a lot of hypotheticals that have not matched up to reality in that particular equation.

Speaker 103 You have 50 Bitcoin goes up to $100,000

Speaker 103 and

Speaker 83 $5 million.

Speaker 115 $5 million you can cash in.

Speaker 76 Do you even call into the office and go, I quit?

Speaker 83 Me personally? Yeah.

Speaker 4 No, yeah. No.

Speaker 16 So you know, neither do I.

Speaker 107 Okay. Neither do I.

Speaker 103 I just, I'm not here.

Speaker 8 And all of a sudden, there's, where's Glenn?

Speaker 80 I don't know. Bitcoin, I think.

Speaker 135 So, anyway, I just want to throw that in.

Speaker 83 So, wait, why are am I getting fired? You didn't, you didn't.

Speaker 99 Because you

Speaker 77 chose incorrectly.

Speaker 106 You promised me we would have time for

Speaker 103 the challenge to Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump in 2020, and now we're not going to have time.

Speaker 59 Well, we've got, what, two minutes here?

Speaker 83 We can easily, easily cover, I'm sure that, right?

Speaker 83 Is this the Randy Quaid story?

Speaker 59 Yes, it is.

Speaker 64 Randy Quaid is going to challenge Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump in 2020.

Speaker 83 Now, the guy from Christmas Vacation and Independence Day?

Speaker 97 Oh, I did.

Speaker 129 No, that was a character.

Speaker 86 That was a character.

Speaker 76 No, no, I'm talking about the insane guy,

Speaker 64 not the crazy guy in the camper.

Speaker 83 Or the crazy guy who comes to visit

Speaker 83 or the crazy, they're both insane.

Speaker 119 He's both in camper.

Speaker 17 Yes, he was. So neither.

Speaker 52 He's not that guy.

Speaker 99 This is the guy who.

Speaker 83 This is the guy that can't afford a camper.

Speaker 115 Yeah, this is the guy that moved to Canada and Canada just kicked him out.

Speaker 90 Okay.

Speaker 106 Can we please play Afraid to come to the States, stay in Canada, please, Randy Quaid?

Speaker 145 You say that you're staying in Vancouver.

Speaker 145 You're staying in Canada because you don't want to come to the States because you're afraid of these people who are out to kill celebrities, and you specifically. Why do you have that fear?

Speaker 146 I have that fear because for the last three years, and really the last 20 years,

Speaker 147 I've been racketeered on.

Speaker 6 He's been racketeered on.

Speaker 99 Play They Follow Us, Please.

Speaker 147 They follow us.

Speaker 147 They tail us, they tag our cell phone, they hack our computer, we can't send email.

Speaker 147 We make a call, and right in the middle of the call, the whole system will shut down.

Speaker 59 Whole system will shut down. It will.

Speaker 69 Yeah, there's more.

Speaker 7 He's certifiably insane, but what a great

Speaker 74 Randy Quaid, Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump.

Speaker 84 That's a debate.

Speaker 4 Oh, that's a debate I got to see.

Speaker 1 This is the the Glenn Beth program.

Speaker 61 Welcome to the program, Mr.

Speaker 90 Pat Cray.

Speaker 61 How are you, Pat?

Speaker 97 I am good.

Speaker 125 Good. Are you?

Speaker 33 Are you really good?

Speaker 78 I'm perfect. Because

Speaker 59 I know that you're a little worried about the people in Washington, D.C.

Speaker 104 Yes, I am.

Speaker 104 I mean, there's been three members of Congress that resigned this week, Conyers, Franken, and Trent Franks.

Speaker 104 And so I just have five suggestions for him.

Speaker 97 Oh, five. Five suggestions.

Speaker 23 I don't know if that's a lot.

Speaker 128 Well, but it's half of the Ten Commandments.

Speaker 98 Right. Right.
That should be.

Speaker 119 And these are how many commandments?

Speaker 17 These are just good safety tips. All right.

Speaker 61 Okay.

Speaker 11 Look, you could say that about the Ten Commandments. You could.

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 59 You could. But we don't.

Speaker 104 And these don't come from God. They just come from me.

Speaker 17 Okay. So take them with a grain of salt.

Speaker 111 All right. Heading to Congress.

Speaker 129 Well, I'm not as offended if they come from you as opposed to God.

Speaker 101 Okay, good.

Speaker 104 Well, my first suggestion is that if you're in an interview and you're a member of Congress, and you're ever asked, so you're saying that you've never squeezed a woman's butt?

Speaker 60 Right.

Speaker 104 The response, no, I can't say that I haven't, is not an ideal response.

Speaker 104 But you might want to try something else.

Speaker 88 So subtract.

Speaker 111 Yes.

Speaker 82 So wait a minute.

Speaker 26 That implies that you should write down the times or at least remember all the times that you've squeezed women's buttons.

Speaker 4 All the times? All of the times.

Speaker 82 No, just

Speaker 32 let's say half. Okay.

Speaker 104 Half of the times you squeeze women's buttons. All right.

Speaker 32 Don't ask.

Speaker 32 This is number two. Number two.

Speaker 104 Don't ask several of your female aides

Speaker 104 if they'd enjoy being impregnated with your man seed.

Speaker 4 Okay.

Speaker 104 And then after you carry the baby to term, you give the baby back to him. That's not a good thing to ask a female aide.

Speaker 122 Right. Now that's confirmed?

Speaker 119 That is confirmed.

Speaker 122 Or you're just saying you're suggesting

Speaker 4 it's a suggestion that it's confirmed.

Speaker 119 We did not tell you about it.

Speaker 69 I miss the

Speaker 98 Trent Franks.

Speaker 4 Trent Franks.

Speaker 11 Not the Manseed thing. Is that what he actually said?

Speaker 104 I don't know if he specifically put it that way, but he asked me if they'd be surrogates for his.

Speaker 15 His statement, though, was so weird.

Speaker 22 It was like... It's so weird.

Speaker 83 We've had problems. We needed to get surrogates,

Speaker 83 and I'm resigning today because I talked to staffers about that. That's how he put it, basically.

Speaker 97 That's not a wait a minute.

Speaker 28 What's the hell? Why would you resign because you talked?

Speaker 110 That makes no sense at all and so the speculation is he was walking around to his young uh uh aides and saying hey can i impregnate you hey how about you hey you over there right now how about you but it's not indicated as soon as it's really kind of icky if he was using that as a way to get lucky

Speaker 104 right you know what i mean he's using this now as a cover it doesn't seem like a super turn-on

Speaker 138 to me no and that's only step two that's only step two because i think you've already asked too much.

Speaker 4 Honestly,

Speaker 17 myself.

Speaker 97 This is going too far. Yes.

Speaker 88 The third suggestion.

Speaker 4 Again, these are just safety tips.

Speaker 104 You don't have to take them if you don't want to.

Speaker 20 These are for people who want to go to Congress. People who want to go to Congress.

Speaker 4 Okay, so far.

Speaker 82 Suggestion number three

Speaker 104 is: don't fondle the sleeping woman's snoobs and then giggle as someone snaps a photo of you enjoying the moment.

Speaker 22 So one of the two is I'm out.

Speaker 111 I know you're out.

Speaker 97 Yeah. I know that doesn't.

Speaker 83 One of the two is okay.

Speaker 104 You can either fondle the snoobs or giggle during snapping of a photo. Got it.
But not both at the same time.

Speaker 104 Safety tip number four. Don't grab hold of a woman's butt cheek during a photo op or at any other time of the day or night.

Speaker 83 Now, the Photoshop thing seemed reasonable, but you're saying day or night.

Speaker 104 Day or night, don't reach down during a photo op.

Speaker 97 Yeah, but you're not saying.

Speaker 4 Even if you do thousands of them.

Speaker 90 But you're not saying.

Speaker 104 And grab a handful of buttocks.

Speaker 23 Yeah, but just Monday through Friday, though, right?

Speaker 104 Yes, that doesn't apply to the weekend.

Speaker 77 Okay, good.

Speaker 83 And if you take a lot of photos, I think there's got to be a limit. Like, if you're doing, they say 100 photos a year, no, you should.

Speaker 104 No, but if you're doing thousands,

Speaker 78 what if you're in a very crowded room and people are bumping into you?

Speaker 97 Well, it's bound to happen then.

Speaker 53 It's chaotic. Yeah.

Speaker 97 It's chaotic.

Speaker 4 It's people bumper cars that happens.

Speaker 38 Okay, tip number five.

Speaker 104 Don't waltz around the office fully nude, even if you're 88, because it may limit the terms that you wind up serving to around 30.

Speaker 4 You may

Speaker 17 only be able to serve 30 terms if you wander around your office place naked.

Speaker 88 Wow.

Speaker 4 Oh, that's unbad.

Speaker 97 Well, you can't have that. I mean, you want to be there.

Speaker 23 You can be there until you're a.

Speaker 53 I thought you had, I mean, I thought you had some clout.

Speaker 36 If you were a congressman, now they're saying you can't walk around naked in the Capitol?

Speaker 32 They're getting so picky now.

Speaker 106 Oh, my God.

Speaker 56 They are getting so picky.

Speaker 17 Our founders would be. They're getting so picky.

Speaker 82 Yeah. Okay.

Speaker 75 So, so, Pat, we're doing a, I'm thinking about starting a futures market, you know, on the people in Washington that are probably going to, you know, I'm just saying, I don't have any evidence or anything, but I got a, you know, I got a gut feeling.

Speaker 51 Okay. I'm going to show you some faces here.

Speaker 11 Yeah. And you tell me,

Speaker 11 would you, would you put money on, yeah, they're going to be, they're going to be coming up soon.

For harassment.

Speaker 104 So it's, yes, they may be charged with sexual harassment or no.

Speaker 17 No, it's not even charged with it.

Speaker 113 Yeah, I'm pretty sure that something's something's coming out now.

Speaker 83 They say now

Speaker 83 they're saying 40 is the number. Neil King, former Wall Street Journal Deputy Bureau Chief, tweets that he is hearing the total number of congressmen with sexual harassment skeletons may top 40.

Speaker 59 Really?

Speaker 41 May top 40.

Speaker 32 Oh, man.

Speaker 4 Good.

Speaker 107 Well, good.

Speaker 12 Get them out.

Speaker 57 Okay, you ready?

Speaker 103 Here's number one.

Speaker 7 Joe Biden. Yes.

Speaker 4 Wait, you didn't even hesitate.

Speaker 118 Yes. He's the vice president of the United States.

Speaker 33 Yes. Yeah, there's no chance.

Speaker 11 I don't believe that he's not a sexual harasser.

Speaker 37 I don't either.

Speaker 11 Because you could come out with expert after expert who's going, no, he's absolutely not somebody who's grabbed women's asses.

Speaker 144 And I will not believe you.

Speaker 83 If you had video of him of every moment of every day and had no footage of it, I still wouldn't believe it.

Speaker 36 The stuff that he has done that is so creepy.

Speaker 32 Motorcycle chick sitting on his lap in the bar.

Speaker 104 Yeah, that was creepy all by itself.

Speaker 17 Creepy.

Speaker 83 Especially, by the way, by these new rules, right? Like, if any contact whatsoever, I mean, he's all over these women on camera.

Speaker 4 And so imagine what he's doing with young teenage girls. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 97 Underage girls.

Speaker 129 So this one is, he's not in politics now, so it may make him safe for a while.

Speaker 133 Okay.

Speaker 7 Charlie Christ.

Speaker 83 Very possible.

Speaker 2 Very possible.

Speaker 61 Male or female.

Speaker 83 Well, that's a good point because Joy Ann Reed, the MSNBC host, informed her.

Speaker 97 The thing thing was that he was gay, right?

Speaker 4 Right.

Speaker 83 And she had all sorts of anti-gay slurs and such against him. Yeah.

Speaker 98 So kind of an out on Charlie Chris, right?

Speaker 103 Yeah,

Speaker 32 yeah.

Speaker 11 Joe Biden, definitely. Definitely.

Speaker 33 Yes, I'm putting money down on him.

Speaker 79 Okay.

Speaker 116 Chuck Schumer.

Speaker 107 Chuckles.

Speaker 133 I don't know if he would.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I don't know.

Speaker 35 Yeah, I don't think so.

Speaker 11 I'm going to put him in the I don't think so category.

Speaker 11 Ben Cardin.

Speaker 3 Hmm.

Speaker 88 I don't even know who he is.

Speaker 4 Right, I'm going to put him in the I don't know who he is category.

Speaker 4 That's a lot of times, though.

Speaker 83 A lot of these people who have come out in the last few weeks would be like, who's that?

Speaker 4 Oh, it's a Congress.

Speaker 119 That guy's in Congress?

Speaker 119 That's happened to me several times recently.

Speaker 30 Anthony Weiner. Yes.

Speaker 111 Again, in prison.

Speaker 90 Again, he's right next to Joe Biden.

Speaker 116 Bernie Sanders.

Speaker 88 Oh, I hope so.

Speaker 83 Oh, well, I mean, listen to his old comments about women and how

Speaker 83 they want to be raped. Remember that whole thing?

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 17 Do you remember that?

Speaker 53 Oh my gosh, I do.

Speaker 4 So maybe. Yes.

Speaker 52 Let's say yes on Bernie.

Speaker 88 You're going to say yes.

Speaker 97 Are you going to say, eh?

Speaker 75 And he go into the Joe Biden Anthony Weiner or just below it?

Speaker 32 Below it. Yeah.

Speaker 83 I don't know. I mean, he really made outlandish statements.
Oh, okay. And he definitely believed at one time some really creepy things about what women wanted.

Speaker 141 And he made it pretty clear and detailed.

Speaker 69 And I got to listen. We got to listen to those.

Speaker 103 Let's play those Monday. I'd like to listen to those.

Speaker 64 Tim Kane.

Speaker 83 I don't know. He's too.

Speaker 104 I'd put him in the Sanders category, probably.

Speaker 97 Possible, but.

Speaker 17 I put him below Sanders.

Speaker 83 Yeah, I feel like there's a dad. He's got that weird, like, hey, I'm hokey sort of dad thing going on.

Speaker 4 I don't know.

Speaker 103 I don't think so. Okay.

Speaker 23 I don't think so.

Speaker 15 Above Schumer, but below the Bernie Sanders.

Speaker 26 Martin O'Malley.

Speaker 111 Yeah, I could see that.

Speaker 83 Because Martin O'Malley, you know, he thinks he's a good-looking guy.

Speaker 97 You know, he thinks women love him. Uh-huh.

Speaker 83 A lot of that, you know, there was one guy who's tweeted something like: if someone is known as a ladies' man, that means they're a sexual harasser. That was like some journalist was tweeting that.

Speaker 88 Seems to be the case in Matt Lauer's situation.

Speaker 83 Right, and Charlie Rose apparently was the same type of thing. Like, he was known as that.

Speaker 11 Yeah, I might put him in, I might put him in the Bernie Sanders area.

Speaker 17 You can listen to her. Just below, maybe.

Speaker 15 Harry Reid. Yes.

Speaker 83 Now, you don't have any evidence. Yes.

Speaker 104 I don't have any evidence, but I just think he's a bad guy.

Speaker 83 I will say this.

Speaker 4 He's just a bad guy. You think yes?

Speaker 32 Wow.

Speaker 83 I mean, I have to say I'm a chat here because

Speaker 83 I didn't tell you guys this. I received a call

Speaker 83 in my office the other day.

Speaker 17 In your office.

Speaker 86 Was it somebody?

Speaker 83 I can't say who it was. I can't give you any details about it.

Speaker 133 I can't remember.

Speaker 86 They called you right to him. To your office?

Speaker 98 I don't even have your office number.

Speaker 4 Yeah, they did.

Speaker 83 They did. And they said.

Speaker 84 I don't think he even has a phone in it.

Speaker 83 It's confirmed. Confirmed.
Confirmed.

Speaker 22 Harry Reid sexually harassed every woman he's ever been around.

Speaker 23 Every woman he's ever been around.

Speaker 104 Is that just over the last 12 years, or is that the whole time he was in?

Speaker 133 The whole time he was in Congress.

Speaker 32 So actually from birth.

Speaker 115 So what does Harry Reid do with that now?

Speaker 83 Well, he's going to have to disprove it.

Speaker 119 He's going to have to come out.

Speaker 138 He's going to answer for it.

Speaker 4 It's out there.

Speaker 17 It's out there now after that phone call came in.

Speaker 90 So all of the Mitt Romney payback aside,

Speaker 45 which one do you put him in?

Speaker 11 The Anthony Wiener Joey?

Speaker 4 Probably Biden?

Speaker 104 Probably the Bernie Sanders area. Bernie Sanders area.

Speaker 83 Yeah, I think that's probably fair.

Speaker 11 Steve Bannon.

Speaker 88 Oh, I think so. Yeah.

Speaker 83 Have you ever read the stories about the Breitbart Embassy? No. No.
Lots of, he's got a house, and that's where they do

Speaker 83 in Washington that he rents from some

Speaker 83 Egyptian businessman, I think.

Speaker 4 Sounds

Speaker 86 better and better like somebody around our president.

Speaker 17 But every second.

Speaker 83 Apparently, lots of,

Speaker 108 you know, the parties are a little wild, and,

Speaker 108 you know, that's.

Speaker 17 Where do you put him?

Speaker 122 I don't know. This is your game.

Speaker 59 Are you afraid of him?

Speaker 17 Look him in the eye and tell him it's just a picture

Speaker 83 no i don't i have no idea uh but i i think uh he's

Speaker 83 i don't know he's i he i will say band creeps me out a little bit i put him in the biden area creeps me out you know definitely in the biden area all right so i mean anthony wiener is kind of a cop out because he's already in jail yeah but that's why i think there's a specific thing here weiner i'm talking about an additional accusation from jail So he actually is sexually harassing people while in prison.

Speaker 88 He just can't help himself.

Speaker 97 I believe that's a good idea.

Speaker 90 I'm going to put him back in there. Yeah, because I believe that.

Speaker 4 Because you might say, wait a minute, you're not even around women.

Speaker 129 A new sexual harassment from Anthony Weiner in the next two years.

Speaker 98 While he's in

Speaker 4 prison.

Speaker 83 And I think it's letters to 15-year-olds, pet pals.

Speaker 4 Don't know.

Speaker 23 Absolutely happening. Don't know.

Speaker 56 Could be to the warden's daughter. He's that stupid.

Speaker 17 He's that stupid.

Speaker 99 Joe Biden.

Speaker 83 I just feel, I mean, like, you know. A lot of people say he's a good guy.

Speaker 103 There's a lot of videotape that we've gone over for the years that is just creepy as hell.

Speaker 86 A little creepy.

Speaker 83 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 102 And then Steve Bannon.

Speaker 51 Yep. So those are the ones.

Speaker 104 Those are the ones.

Speaker 33 If we had to put money down today.

Speaker 83 We're not accusing these people of anything else.

Speaker 32 No,

Speaker 45 we're just enjoying the

Speaker 76 guilty until you prove you're innocent sort of way of America.

Speaker 83 Because a big part of that, too, I will say, is having the right enemies, right?

Speaker 83 You're not going to get accused if you're, you know, generally speaking, you have to have people who are really going after you.

Speaker 6 That's what will save Bernie Sanders.

Speaker 24 Because he has the, he has because anybody that he was

Speaker 26 molesting,

Speaker 134 already assuming he's guilty, anybody that he was touching their butts on and acting inappropriately, the people around will be like, don't, no, no, this is too important.

Speaker 51 The cause is too important.

Speaker 78 And I think the

Speaker 90 same thing could be said for people like Steve Bannon.

Speaker 51 No, the cause is too important.

Speaker 32 Don't, don't, don't destroy.

Speaker 90 Yes, he's a bad guy, but.

Speaker 83 But also on the other side, enemies, right? There's a lot of people in the Democratic Party who do not like Bernie Bernie Sanders. There's a lot of people who do not like Steve Bannon.

Speaker 17 Like people

Speaker 8 who are around make accusations.

Speaker 101 The people who are around Steve Bannon and the people who are around Bernie Sanders close enough to do that, they're believers in the cause.

Speaker 77 And these people are just vessels of trying to help the cause. And so they're not, it's not like they're going to go hang out.

Speaker 26 You know, the Steve Bannon person, if he was touching somebody's butt, they're not going to go and say to the Bernie Sanders people, I got to tell you, this is what happened.

Speaker 90 They're going to tell people that are on the same side, and those of those people will say, Hey, don't, don't rock the boat, don't rock the boat.

Speaker 90 That's what kept Bill Clinton in office, and it's kept him as an icon for all these years.

Speaker 83 We do have a breaking development in the Roy Moore election. This is big.

Speaker 83 And what did we say when this happened? First of all, there's all these accusers. Many of them are not even accusing him of crimes, right?

Speaker 83 There's one really significant accusation from a 14-year-old girl.

Speaker 56 I believe that. I believe.

Speaker 141 I think what we said is we'll believe anything except the Gloria Ulrich.

Speaker 4 First of all, that was what.

Speaker 23 And then

Speaker 6 we won't accept that.

Speaker 18 And then the yearbook.

Speaker 11 No one, no man, no man has ever dotted their eye with a heart.

Speaker 59 No,

Speaker 23 this one was the E.

Speaker 4 It was like a bubble E.

Speaker 83 And I said, no, no man has ever written an E like that. This audio is now just coming out with the accuser.

Speaker 17 Let's listen to it.

Speaker 49 Beverly, he signed your yearbook.

Speaker 83 He did sign it.

Speaker 49 And you made some notes underneath. Yes.

Speaker 107 Ah, some of the words.

Speaker 22 What?

Speaker 97 Yes. There you go.

Speaker 86 Not what she said it was.

Speaker 4 Thank you, Gloria, already. Wow.

Speaker 83 We'll come come back with more in a second. All right.

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Speaker 76 Quickly, I just want to remind you that tomorrow we'll probably post on my Facebook page, Human Bowling.

Speaker 77 It's our Christmas party, and I'm always very awkward, and I decided to make it even more so

Speaker 76 with Human Bowling in our studio.

Speaker 103 So that's happening tomorrow night. Just watch it on Facebook.

Speaker 76 Also, Monday, The Immortal Nicholas.

Speaker 75 My son and I are going to be reading from our home, and we're going to do that every night.

Speaker 140 We'll read with your family, The Immortal Nicholas, that is starting on Monday, only for Blaze subscribers.

Speaker 134 It's not going to be on TV or anything else.

Speaker 101 It's just on theblaze.com slash TV.

Speaker 83 This Roy Moore thing is a big deal, I think, from the perspective of

Speaker 83 one of the accusers partially. Yeah.

Speaker 86 The Gloria Allred accuser.

Speaker 83 And that was one of the only two crimes he was committed of, or accused of. So it's a big deal in that race that, of course, the elections just next week.

Speaker 86 You'll find more on that at theblaze.com.

Speaker 51 Have a safe weekend.

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