10/6/17 - Trump Hits at Something Huge

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Speaker 2 Welcome. You know, it's really sad that we never have the discussion of gun control.

Speaker 2 That never happens. Thank you.
I mean, there's never a time for it with these Republicans and these conservatives and these gun nuts who believe in

Speaker 2 the Second Amendment. Everybody just wants to bury their head in the sand.
That's right. They never want to talk about it.

Speaker 2 And of course, that's all we talk about every single time there's a tragedy is gun control and not the people involved. And

Speaker 2 some interesting developments happened yesterday as this continues to boil.

Speaker 2 One of them was that the NRA kind of surprised everybody by supporting the additional regulations on Bumpstock, the rapid-fire device that the

Speaker 2 monster in Las Vegas used.

Speaker 2 The group said devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations.

Speaker 2 I don't know if I've ever seen the NRA

Speaker 2 favor any sort of gun control. Maybe I've missed it, and maybe they have in the past, but this seems pretty unusual.

Speaker 2 The NRA called yesterday for regulators to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law. Pretty interesting.
And they may, are they doing that so they head off some of this?

Speaker 2 Possible. Discussion.
That's what I thought. They've been so badly demonized.
by the left, by Democrats, and blamed for virtually everything.

Speaker 2 So, Steven Paddock, the gunman in Vegas,

Speaker 2 had

Speaker 2 put these accessories on at least 12 of the rifles that he used in the attack.

Speaker 2 They typically cost less than 200 bucks. They allow almost 100 high-velocity bullets to be fired in seven seconds.

Speaker 2 And that's what the argument is as far as him having some kind of help, which we may never know,

Speaker 2 because those are difficult to use. You know, you have to have a little bit of practice and training to use those.
That's what everybody says. Right.
So, now, look, he lived in the desert.

Speaker 2 I mean, you can go out and shoot

Speaker 2 bazookas off of the desert and nobody'd know it. So, he could have trained out there, but we just don't know.
And they say he's been building his arsenal for decades.

Speaker 2 So, I don't know if he's planned this for decades. Apparently, police have found evidence of other plans.
We talked about one of them yesterday:

Speaker 2 he had booked a hotel overlooking Lollapalooza two months ago in Chicago, but never showed up, thankfully. And so

Speaker 2 there was another music festival in Las Vegas that happened that he was also seemingly preparing for. Apparently he had explosives in his car.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 I mean, so there was some sort of a possibility of him thinking that he could escape

Speaker 2 during or after this shooting. That's what they think.
They think he was plotting to escape. His plan was to escape and then do more.

Speaker 2 And they're even saying that, first of all, that note that everybody was speculating was a suicide note that's in the photos of the hotel room, not a suicide note. Right.

Speaker 2 And so they think it might have been accidental, the gunshot wound that killed him. They think while he was moving his weapons, something went off.

Speaker 2 I mean, who knows? Okay. Yeah, maybe angels pulled the trigger and put an end to this thing.

Speaker 2 I don't know. Then he would hope to remove that.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 we may have,

Speaker 2 it could possibly have been much, much worse than this. And if he would have escaped, who knows what he would have done? Interestingly, yesterday

Speaker 2 they continue to talk to his girlfriend,

Speaker 2 and she seems like she wants to help.

Speaker 2 She seems like she's telling the truth. She seems like she really didn't have any idea.
And she kind of assumed because

Speaker 2 before the shooting, obviously, he sent her to the Philippines. He said, I found some

Speaker 2 cheap tickets for you to go back home. And then he wired her $127,000 and said, Hey, here's a house.
Buy a house for you and your family.

Speaker 2 So she thought he was breaking up with her, which he may have been. He kind of was, right? Knowing that this could happen.

Speaker 2 She also said that he would lie in his bed screaming and moaning,

Speaker 2 which leads you to believe there's some issue there.

Speaker 2 Something, right? Some mental health or physical.

Speaker 2 And he told, apparently, it was reported that

Speaker 2 they've talked to his, and in today's world, it's not a barber. It's a hairdresser.
So they talked to his hairdresser.

Speaker 2 And that.

Speaker 2 Barbers prefer hairdresser?

Speaker 2 They're calling it his hairdresser. Okay.
All right. They talked to his hairdresser.
I guess men don't have barbers anymore. I don't know.
Okay. I mean, I and what did you go to a hairdresser?

Speaker 2 No, I do not. No? No, I do not.
Okay. Did his, what did the hairdresser? The hairdresser said that the last time he was in.
He said that he was sending the girlfriend away.

Speaker 2 You know, he found some tickets to the Philippines. He was done.
He was going to be alone for a while.

Speaker 2 I mean, I don't. Meanwhile, in this discussion, you may have seen circulating the statistic that gun violence has taken more lives since 1968

Speaker 2 than all of America's wars combined. More Americans have died from gunshots in the last 50 years than all American wars.

Speaker 2 And they post the figures of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Indian Wars, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish-American,

Speaker 2 World Wars 1 and 2, Korea-Vietnam, Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and the Global War on Terror. All of those wars combined have taken 1.2 million American lives.

Speaker 2 According to this statistic, Firearms have taken 1.5 million, 1.53 million people.

Speaker 2 Now, I noticed they don't.

Speaker 2 I know I'm getting a little aside, but I noticed they don't mention Operation Urgent Fury.

Speaker 2 The island of Spice.

Speaker 2 The invasion of Spice that claimed to have taken part in.

Speaker 2 Right. No, leading the attack on.

Speaker 2 They did not mention Grenada. They did not.
Lost lives there, too. Right.
Some brave men and women. I think 18, right?

Speaker 2 I think 18. You'd like to believe it was 18.
It was 19, my friend. Okay.
All right.

Speaker 2 They also did not mention the invasion of Panama to get

Speaker 2 Manuel Noriega. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So those two

Speaker 2 wars. There was that up.

Speaker 2 So 1.53 million deaths. Now that includes suicides, accidents,

Speaker 2 everything in the last 50 years. But what goes without notice here to the left is that

Speaker 2 so you've got 1.2 million service people, troops killed in action in all American wars. You have 1.53 million deaths by gun violence.

Speaker 2 And you have 53 million babies murdered by abortions. They don't seem to, I mean, as much as they care so deeply about human life,

Speaker 2 oh, it just hurts them to think that anyone has died at the hand of a gun. They don't care how many people have been killed by the hand of an abortion doctor.
They don't care.

Speaker 2 How about 25 times the number

Speaker 2 of both gun-related deaths and death and war combined? 25 times that number.

Speaker 2 So don't come to me with your holier than thou look at how no Republicans or the gun nuts don't care about human life. No, I'm not going to play that game with you.

Speaker 2 The ones who don't care about human life are the ones who just who believe that taking the life of a baby is a choice. No, it's deeper than that.
It's deeper than that. Thank you.

Speaker 2 And speaking of thanking people, have you seen the Tonight Show Thank You Hillary

Speaker 2 video that they did the other night? They had all the female writers. for the tonight show get together and

Speaker 2 thank Hillary for whatever it was she's done. And Miley Cyrus was apparently there.
Oh, good. Good.

Speaker 2 That's good. This is agonizing.
Listen to this.

Speaker 6 For being the first.

Speaker 6 Thank you, Hillary Clinton.

Speaker 3 For being the first female presidential candidate nominated by a major party.

Speaker 6 And also the first female senator of New York. Oh.
And also the first first lady to transcend First Ladyhood to become Secretary of State.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 6 I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you, Hillary Clinton, for being the Hillary Clinton of American politics.

Speaker 8 Thank you, Hillary Clinton, for handling this difficult transition with more grace than I ever could have imagined.

Speaker 2 Well, you can't imagine very much grace then.

Speaker 2 If she handled this with more grace than you ever could have imagined, you've got a terrible imagination. I mean,

Speaker 2 you need to get out. Yeah, yeah.
You need to look at some fairy tales and develop that imagination a little bit. She's handled this worse than anybody I've ever seen.

Speaker 2 She's continually blaming something or everyone else but herself for the loss.

Speaker 8 That being said, call me day or night and I will be there with a gallon of ice cream and two spoons to tell you, girl, you are so much better than him.

Speaker 9 Thank you, Hillary, for all the work you've done for public health care.

Speaker 2 Oh.

Speaker 9 Ever since the election, I've really depended on my government-subsidized anti-anxiety medications.

Speaker 3 Thank you, Hillary, for remaining strong and showing poise before, during, and especially after the election.

Speaker 6 Poise.

Speaker 3 You taught me that when dealing with a difficult defeat, it's okay to take time to reflect, set your focus on a new path forward, and maybe find a cave in the woods to scream into.

Speaker 2 I wouldn't mind if it was a cave in the woods. I would be happy to scream into a wood.
In fact, I know of a couple. She continues to scream into microphones with cameras all around her.

Speaker 2 That's what bothers me. Thank you, Hillary, for always sticking to the issues.

Speaker 1 Even as people criticize you for superficial things like your hair, your wardrobe, and your appearance. You showed girls everywhere that politics isn't a popularity contest.

Speaker 2 She also showed girls everywhere how good you can look in a Mao outfit. Right? Yeah.

Speaker 2 I mean, that's invaluable.

Speaker 1 Because if it were, you would have won by about 3 million votes.

Speaker 6 Thank you, Hillary Clinton. I was with her.
I'm still with her.

Speaker 1 And right now, I literally am with her.

Speaker 7 Thank you, Hillary Clinton, for being someone I continue to admire and look up to.

Speaker 7 And for standing up to critics who said that a woman couldn't be president because they'd be too emotional, impulsive, and unpredictable.

Speaker 2 Now, who said that? I never once heard that during the campaign.

Speaker 2 You never heard that? And by the way, she

Speaker 2 isn't president. Yeah, thank you.

Speaker 10 So glad we didn't end up with someone like that.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Hill.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Hillary, for being a constant beacon of strength, hope, and determination for me and millions of others. This is Miley Cyrus now, getting all emotional over Hillary.

Speaker 2 Embarrassing. She's been a role model and an inspiration and a voice of reason in uncertain times.

Speaker 4 I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point.

Speaker 2 Can I give you a hug?

Speaker 12 Thank you, Miley.

Speaker 13 The tonight's show writers

Speaker 13 and all of the women and young girls out there. You are smart, strong, and deserving of every opportunity.
Together, we've made our voices heard, we've done great things, and we've come a long way.

Speaker 13 But as Miley would say, we can't stop, and we won't stop.

Speaker 2 Isn't that wonderful? She is for agonizing. Thank you, Hillary.
Can you believe that? Thank you for being the worst candidate who's ever run for president. Thank you.

Speaker 2 And not being elected, even though everybody, everybody thought you were the absolute

Speaker 2 lock. You were in.
That was it. Locke.
Even yourself. So thank you, Hillary.

Speaker 2 Even yourself. And those writers.

Speaker 2 No wonder the tonight show is not funny. That's for sure.

Speaker 2 That's just sad and pathetic.

Speaker 2 Triple 8-727-B-E-C-K. It's Pat Gray and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Back program.

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Speaker 2 Triple 8-727 Packets. Pat Gray and Jeffy for Glenn.
He's back on Monday.

Speaker 2 Jeffy found a chilling story.

Speaker 2 We're in trouble. Yeah.
We're in trouble.

Speaker 2 And nobody apparently knows it. Right.

Speaker 2 I'm surprised. I know that we had the horrific shooting in Las Vegas,

Speaker 2 but it's time now that we need to start thinking about this.

Speaker 2 Police in central Wyoming say a man they arrested, and they arrested him for public intoxication. Okay.
Whatever. But he claimed that he traveled back in time to warn of an alien invasion.
Wow.

Speaker 2 So, yeah. He traveled back in time? Yeah, he claimed he was from the year 2048

Speaker 2 and that he was sent back to warn people of Casper, Wyoming that aliens will arrive next year. Oh, wow.
And they should leave as soon as possible.

Speaker 2 Well, if you're an alien and you've traveled here from 100 trillion miles away, the first place you'd go is Casper, Wyoming, I think, right?

Speaker 2 That'd be your main target. You got to start somewhere.
You'd take over Casper, Wyoming, and then you work your way out from there. However, maybe it's not next year.

Speaker 2 Maybe it's the following year because he claimed here that he was supposed to be transported to the year 2018. Oh, wow.
Not 2017. Further.
Right. You know, it's amazing how they time travel, too.

Speaker 2 And I wasn't aware of this, but according to him, they fill the aliens, fill your body with alcohol,

Speaker 2 then you're able to be transported. Well, if that's the case, my dad should have been transported to about 1506.

Speaker 2 He's still driving. A long time ago.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 So you got a couple years.

Speaker 2 But he wants everybody to get out of casper be careful in casper okay because it's coming but again you've got until 2019 not 2018 to right to get out yeah because right all right triple eight seven two seven back jeff in florida hi you're on the glenbeck program hey good morning thanks for taking my call

Speaker 11 uh what i wanted to bring up was uh the talk about there being possibly a second shooter in the hotel okay can you pick up great can you pick up

Speaker 11 Granted, there were two windows broken out, so could there have been? Yes.

Speaker 11 But my point is that I have a little bit of a firearm background, and the man could have very easily done this by himself with no problems.

Speaker 11 The 10 suitcases that came up, the Bellman probably had them on his cart and took them up to the man's room.

Speaker 11 you know, and put them in there and had no idea. I've heard talk about whether it was a fourth floor.
All you have to do is look at how many windows.

Speaker 11 You're not shooting out of that hotel unless the windows broke out.

Speaker 11 Now, they're also talking about the bump stock. I've never heard of this until this shooting happened.

Speaker 11 However, there is something called a hellfire trigger mechanism, which does pretty much the same thing.

Speaker 11 You know, so

Speaker 11 what I'm more curious about is I saw some photos from Alex Jones yesterday, and it showed a photograph of a note with a pen by it at the feet of Steven Paddock.

Speaker 11 I'm more curious to know what was on the note and why they haven't said anything about it.

Speaker 2 They have.

Speaker 2 They've said things about it. They said it wasn't a suicide note.
It was apparently nothing.

Speaker 2 And you want to be careful getting information from that source because a lot of it is just nonsense. Thanks for the call, Jeff.
Let's go to Eric in Georgia.

Speaker 2 Hi, you're on the Glenback Program with Pat Gray and Jeffy.

Speaker 11 Hey, you guys, how's everybody doing out there in America?

Speaker 2 I don't know about everybody, but we're fine. I hear you.
I can't account for the other 320 million.

Speaker 11 All right. Well, I'm just checking with them.
Anyway,

Speaker 11 I've had so many great things to call in about, and I just had this stupid one, and I finally get through.

Speaker 11 And it's, well, maybe it's not so stupid because, you know, you guys could be in a little bit of trouble. Your music,

Speaker 11 your sad music in the background is eerily similar to the tonight's show music in the background. Yeah.
And I wonder if they're.

Speaker 2 The music that they used was theirs.

Speaker 2 We didn't supply that.

Speaker 11 You don't notice the difference? The similarities?

Speaker 2 The similarities between the music in the background of the Thank Hillary thing?

Speaker 11 Yeah, versus your sad music when you do

Speaker 11 sad bits.

Speaker 2 You know, I'm not. Let's see.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Hillary. Thank you, Hillary.
It's a little bit different, I think. Yeah, thank you.
Okay, so,

Speaker 2 Eric,

Speaker 2 that's the sad music I use. Okay.
And here's the Hillary bit.

Speaker 6 For being the first.

Speaker 6 Thank you, Hillary Clinton. For being the first female presidential.

Speaker 2 A little bit different, but very similar. It is similar.
That's a pretty good ear you've got there. It's similar.
Yeah, a little bit of music.

Speaker 11 All the stupid things I hear and want to say to you guys, and I get through on this one, and I just missed it.

Speaker 2 All right. That's similar, though.
That's a good call.

Speaker 2 Good call. Thanks, Eric.
I mean, she deserves that sad music, that's for sure. It was worth looking into, though, because it is close.
It's close. She's trying to save us a lawsuit there.
Right.

Speaker 2 I mean, we want to be able to thank Hillary to the right tune. Exactly.
We don't want to. Yeah, I mean, you can't just throw any sad music out there.
You can't just throw this out. Right.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Hillary. Thanks, Hillary.
For being the worst candidate that's ever

Speaker 2 ashamed the Democrat Party, allowing a talk show game show host to win the election.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Hillary.

Speaker 2 Triple eight, 727 back.

Speaker 2 Pat Gray for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

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And of course, Facebook.

Speaker 2 For some reason, I have competing Facebook places. You find them.
Look them up. I don't know how that...

Speaker 2 I don't really know how you find a Facebook page. You can just go to Facebook and type in the name, right? And do the search.
And so you'll see my original page and the Pat Gray Unleashed. Correct.

Speaker 2 So thumb up me on Facebook, too, if you would.

Speaker 2 And Jeffy has, Jeffy, do you have Facebook? Jeff Fisher Radio. Yeah.
Then Jeffy MRA on Twitter. Yeah.
Okay. Then Jeffy MRA Instagram.
Jeffy MRA Snapchat. Good heavens.
I mean, really.

Speaker 2 What do you want from me, Pat? Wow. So do you, and you're pretty active on social media, right? I like Facebook and Twitter.
I love Twitter. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Triple 8, 727 is that Kizen ever. It's a little much.
Snapchat is? It's a little much. Isn't that the one that goes away away in about six seconds?

Speaker 2 Yeah, plus they have the thing now where you hold the picture up and they put little crowns on your face and make you look like little doggies.

Speaker 2 It's just, you know, my 10-year-old daughter loves it. Yeah, I'm not into that.
No, you don't want to have a little crown on your face and snap a little picture.

Speaker 2 Or make it look really fat because it already does, you know, so I don't need the spread out across the face. I thought that was a snap.
That's one thing I do like about Snapchat.

Speaker 2 I was like, no, that's not really me.

Speaker 2 Triple eight, 727, back. Interesting comment when the president posed for a photo op with some military leaders, and he's just making small talk with the reporters who were gathered there.
And

Speaker 2 this is what happened.

Speaker 14 You guys know what this represents?

Speaker 14 Well,

Speaker 14 maybe he's been calm because

Speaker 14 we're storming.

Speaker 2 Seg, you know what this picture represents? If you can't understand it, it's like we're all here.

Speaker 2 The calm before the storm.

Speaker 14 We have the world's great military people in the show. We'll tell you that in the end,

Speaker 14 we're not waiting.

Speaker 14 Thank you all for coming.

Speaker 2 So, naturally, that piqued the reporter's interest, and so they asked him, Yeah.

Speaker 2 Well, what storm are you talking about, Mr. President? ISIS, North Korea, Iran?

Speaker 2 His response, you'll find out.

Speaker 2 This is one of the reasons he was elected, right? He's not a politician. He has no filter like that, like a politician would.

Speaker 2 You don't, when you've had some experience in the government, you know better than to telegraph military

Speaker 2 intervention, which may be coming.

Speaker 2 You don't want to talk about the fact that we may be having a storm. somewhere on the planet.

Speaker 2 Really? Yeah, you probably don't. As president, you don't want to joke about it.
You know, you've got to talk about it.

Speaker 2 You get the military leaders there and their wives, and you're getting ready to have a little dinner, and you don't want to joke around about it.

Speaker 2 We're just about to go to war with North Korea.

Speaker 2 In fact,

Speaker 2 we're launching the attack next Thursday afternoon at 4 local time, 4 Washington, D.C. time.
I don't know what time that is in North Korea, but you guys can all do the math. You'll find out later.

Speaker 2 So will they.

Speaker 2 Get out of here.

Speaker 2 They're having dinner. That's great.

Speaker 2 But again,

Speaker 2 everybody was excited about Donald Trump because

Speaker 2 he didn't have the same hang-ups that other politicians do. He wasn't as tightly constricted and

Speaker 2 restrained as other politicians were. He could say what he wanted to.

Speaker 2 He could tell people off when he wanted to, and he didn't apologize for it. So this is what we're getting now in the presidency.

Speaker 2 8, 727 Beck. Carl in Oklahoma.
Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck Show.

Speaker 11 Hey, good morning, guys.

Speaker 2 Hey.

Speaker 11 Hey,

Speaker 11 you know, the Hillary thing, the Miley Cyrus thing, that'd make a great Saturday night, Livsky. You know that.

Speaker 2 Yes, it would. I'm hoping that, of course, you know, these are people that are all sacred to them.
So I'm sure we'll never see that.

Speaker 11 The reason I called is nobody's talking about the girlfriend and her little travels to Hong Kong and Japan.

Speaker 11 I just think it's kind of weird.

Speaker 2 That she traveled to Hong Kong and Japan?

Speaker 11 Yeah,

Speaker 11 the news, it's been all over the news.

Speaker 11 She bought a ticket. She went to Japan and Hong Kong before she went to the Philippines.

Speaker 2 Now, why is that? Do you guys get tip on that? Maybe she knows people there.

Speaker 2 What do you find troubling about that?

Speaker 11 Oh, I don't know. It's just, you know, you think SBI would be all over trying to figure out why she's traveling.

Speaker 2 Yeah, well, I mean, I'm sure they're asking because they have been interviewing her for the last couple of days. But we'll keep an eye on that.
Appreciate it. Thanks, Carl.
Wallace in Virginia. Hi.

Speaker 2 Hi. Hello.
Hey. Yes, sir.

Speaker 11 What I haven't heard is that people don't realize

Speaker 11 is that

Speaker 11 the AR-15s in use, that bullet is supersonic. It's faster than the speed of sound.

Speaker 11 Therefore, when the shots were fired, the bullet is in the crown before the actual sound of the blast from the window can be heard. So, therefore, it's giving you, it sounds something like a 22

Speaker 11 when it goes by you. It's like a sonic boom.
And therefore, people in the crowd are thinking there's another shooter because they're hearing these shots

Speaker 11 sound like they're being fired in the crowd, which is the sonic boom from the bullet. And then they hear

Speaker 11 the blast from

Speaker 11 the 32nd floor. So, a reverb effect.

Speaker 2 Echo. Yeah.

Speaker 11 That's where people are coming with this conspiracy. There's more than one shooter.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Thanks, Wallace. Appreciate that.
Cliff in North Carolina. Hi.
Hey, how are you doing? Doing well.

Speaker 11 I've got a question about the shooter's girlfriend as well.

Speaker 11 She was talking through a lawyer. I don't know anybody that has a lawyer.

Speaker 11 Why in the world does she have a lawyer, and what kind of lawyer is he? If he's a criminal lawyer, I'd be really suspicious about her.

Speaker 2 I know. I know people with lawyers.

Speaker 2 Glenn Beck has a a lawyer.

Speaker 2 And if you are wealthy people seem to have lawyers

Speaker 2 called in to talk to the FBI

Speaker 2 or something like this,

Speaker 2 you're going to have an attorney. Yeah, because she's under suspicion, so you definitely want to have somebody with you who is on your side.
Yeah. Thanks, Cliff.
I mean, that's a...

Speaker 2 A lot of people, I think, used to feel that way,

Speaker 2 and obviously, you know, some people still do. But, man, in times like that, you have to have somebody that's on your executive side.
If there's anybody who knows about needing a lawyer, it's Jeffy.

Speaker 2 And it sounds like that. I'm going to bow to your excellence.
When you're being questioned by the FBI, Pat, trust me when I tell you you want someone on your side. That's for sure.
That is for sure.

Speaker 2 Dave in Pennsylvania. Hi, you're on the Glen Beck Show.

Speaker 11 Hey, guys. I was just

Speaker 11 completely under, you know, with the whole bump fire banning. It's just crazy because if they start banning that, they need to ban belt loops and thumbs.

Speaker 11 Because that's the original bump fire method that we used to use. And it's just crazy.
I mean, are they going to start regulating that?

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 that's why I was surprised that the NRA is seemingly backing the effort.

Speaker 11 And it shoots just as many rounds as the bump fire and then the stock does.

Speaker 2 If you use a belt?

Speaker 11 You use your belt loop and your thumb, and you just shoot from the hip. And it's crazy because it's the same

Speaker 2 effect. So you could shoot off 100 rounds in a minute or whatever with using that technique.

Speaker 11 Yep. And it would only take you maybe about 10 minutes to learn how to do it.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 2 Appreciate it. Thanks, Dave.
And again, that's why, I mean, the NRA doesn't usually succumb to this kind of stuff, but maybe the pressure is so bad here.

Speaker 2 I'm not really sure. But because they've already banned, essentially banned automatic weapons.
So I think the NRA is

Speaker 2 maybe their theory is: well, automatic weapons are banned. We lost that fight.
This turns semi-automatic into automatic fire. Maybe we allow that.
Tie that in and go with it. Yeah.
I mean,

Speaker 2 it makes sense. And it does because they're getting, you know, they're being so demonized right now that they don't need any more of it.

Speaker 2 Right. It's just, it's outrageous what's being said about the NRA.

Speaker 2 In fact, Nancy Sinatra,

Speaker 2 actually

Speaker 2 Nancy

Speaker 2 these boots are made for walking, Nancy Sinatra. Daughter of the iconic Frank.
Who had a hit record in 1966, and we haven't seen her since.

Speaker 2 I didn't even know she was still alive, but apparently she is because she just wished death on every NRA member. Well, good.
50 million members of the NRA.

Speaker 2 Yeah, good.

Speaker 2 She said they should all be rounded up and executed by firing squad.

Speaker 2 I mean, she's.

Speaker 2 Don't they use guns for firing? Seems like it, yeah. Yeah.
Okay. But if it's against the NRA, it's understandable.
Right?

Speaker 2 Okay. Bob.
Bob in Pennsylvania. You're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 11 Hi, Pat. How are you? Doing well.

Speaker 11 Subject that I haven't heard anybody talk about on my local radio show or you guys or Andy or anybody.

Speaker 11 Every time anyone purchases a firearm from an FFL, a federal firearms licensed individual, there is paperwork filled out.

Speaker 11 On that paperwork is all your personal information, the purchase from the firearm, when, who, what, where, when, and how,

Speaker 11 background checked, and you're saying you're not a mental detective, you're not a felon, you're not this, you're not that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we have talked about that, actually.

Speaker 11 Yeah, all the information.

Speaker 11 And the FFLs are required to keep that paperwork as long as they're in business. And if they go out of business or retire or sell their firearms business,

Speaker 11 that person still has to maintain those files for years after.

Speaker 11 And I'm holding in my hand an application, record of sale, Pennsylvania State Police for a handgun I purchased at a gun sale, at a gun show, which is where there's supposed to be a loophole.

Speaker 11 There is no loophole unless you're an individual

Speaker 11 firearm.

Speaker 2 Like, if I sell a weapon to Jeffy, obviously he's not going through a background check,

Speaker 2 which is the only way I could purchase it. Which he wouldn't pass.

Speaker 2 Right. It's the only way I could purchase.

Speaker 2 But we have talked about that, absolutely. We have.
And so, yeah, there is a paper trail. There are background checks.

Speaker 2 These things do happen. All the nonsense that was spewed by Nancy Pelosi and others, Hillary Clinton, and everybody's alleging, they're making it sound like there are no background checks.
Right.

Speaker 2 In probably 99% of gun purchases, there is a background check.

Speaker 2 I mean, I realize that some people can't listen all the time, Bob, but other than that, I mean, what's your excuse? You should have known. We've talked about that.

Speaker 2 You should be listening all the time. Every minute of

Speaker 2 every show, clearly. Let's go to Terry at Ohio.
Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 11 Hey, guys. Hey.

Speaker 11 I tell you why the NRA said what they said.

Speaker 11 If you remember correctly, they said we need to look into, have it looked into as to why these are here. Well, I'll tell you why.
All these devices are BATFEP Proved.

Speaker 11 They've been scrutinized by the government already and said these are not a machine gun.

Speaker 11 You still have to pull the trigger. and one round goes off.
How you're making your finger pull the trigger is irrelevant.

Speaker 11 And that's why they said what they said, because it's going to fall back on BATFP and say, why did you approve this?

Speaker 2 Yeah, and it was approved under Barack Obama.

Speaker 2 No, no, these things go clear back 30, 40 years ago. No, there's a little crank handle.
Several stories about the bump fire thing being approved under Obama, though.

Speaker 2 And I mean, there's a continuation of the approval. At least the yes.
Yes. Some kind of approval happened under Obama.
And so maybe that's what they're hoping people will discover. Not sure.

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Speaker 2 Continue to try to digest what happened Sunday night in Las Vegas and the resulting fallout because as we all knew, we'd be knee-deep in gun control talk all week

Speaker 2 because

Speaker 2 they never waste an opportunity to take advantage of a tragedy. No, they do not.

Speaker 2 And that's what they're trying to do again, trying desperately to get gun control jammed through and trying to essentially negate or repeal the Second Amendment.

Speaker 2 Mike at Georgia, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 It cracks me up. Yeah, they crack me up with that because

Speaker 11 they'll try to get every weapon that they can they'll gather up, but they won't take one illegal criminal and send them back home.

Speaker 11 Now, what makes them think they can get all the weapons, but they can't find one illegal criminal in any country in this country?

Speaker 2 Yeah, it's, I mean, rule of law is critical. And

Speaker 2 whether you're talking about the rule of law from the Second Amendment or the rule of law of immigration

Speaker 2 statutes,

Speaker 2 it's critical to to follow that and to be a nation of laws instead of a nation of men and their whims. Thanks for the call, Mike.
Chad in Washington, you're on the blaze.

Speaker 2 Or you're not, I guess, not on the blaze. Well, on the blaze and

Speaker 2 on the Glenn Beck program. Go ahead.
Hello, hello.

Speaker 11 Thanks for taking my call. I wanted to talk about the narrative that's going on in the media about the AR-15 family of guns and other modern military rifles.

Speaker 11 about them being designed to kill as many people as possible as quickly as possible.

Speaker 11 Just after World War II, the world government's military started switching from the.30 caliber, you know, like the M1 grand and the 7 millimeter sizes of bullets, to the 22 calibers, 223 and 556 millimeter sizes of the bullets for many reasons.

Speaker 11 But one of them was to wound the target rather than kill them, so that the comrades would have to take them off the field of combat, field of combat, and you'd have to take care of them rather than just being dead.

Speaker 11 Um, and other reasons, you know, reducing weight, making them more reliable because they're not handling as high of pressures and all that. But

Speaker 11 it's right, it's just kind of interesting to me to hear that.

Speaker 2 Um, yeah, you don't want to take that talking point from them, Chad. That

Speaker 2 the only function of an AR-15 is to kill.

Speaker 2 They think they're really onto something there. Don't take it from them.

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Speaker 2 Pat Gray and Jeffy for Glenn, who returns on Monday from his vacation. 888 727 back.

Speaker 2 Of course, trying to make some sense out of what happened in Las Vegas.

Speaker 2 We may never find out his motivation. It's just as simple as that.
There's some reporters saying that authorities know a lot more than they're saying.

Speaker 2 But, you know, we may not have all the answers ever. Right.
And some of the answers we'll get down the road.

Speaker 2 And the authorities are busy

Speaker 2 going through, weeding through his, you know, every ounce of his life

Speaker 2 from

Speaker 2 Sunday to, you know, probably

Speaker 2 until he was born. Since he was born, we'll know everything about him.
There have been stories that said he's been planning this for decades. Right.
I don't know that that's true.

Speaker 2 I mean,

Speaker 2 it's hard to say because supposedly the girlfriend didn't even know

Speaker 2 she didn't say, he didn't say anything to her about this, about hurting anybody, killing anybody, doing anything like this.

Speaker 2 And then, you know, the brothers are saying that he never was a big hunter and didn't have a gun. Right, not a gun guy.
But he's got an arsenal.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but now you've got up to 97 weapons, I've been hearing. I mean, while, yes, this is the United States and you can have all the weapons you want.

Speaker 2 Normally, if you have, I don't know, more than a dozen weapons, people know about it. Yeah.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 And there are weapons collectors. People like to take guns out and shoot various kinds.
And it would be fun to have a machine gun. It would.

Speaker 2 They're really tough to get. They're really expensive.
You have to register them.

Speaker 2 It's really difficult to move them state to state, as Glenn has attested to.

Speaker 2 But they made it in 1934, they put so many taxes on it that it just made it cost-prohibitive for most people. And then in 1986, they flat out banned any automatic weapons from that point on.

Speaker 2 Now, you can buy an older one,

Speaker 2 an automatic weapon that was manufactured prior to 1986. You can still purchase, but then it has to be registered.
You have to have a license.

Speaker 2 So it's a process. Essentially, they've been banned.
What they were talking about this morning in one of the reports was that

Speaker 2 we actually may never know the real why. And that's a shame.

Speaker 2 Because, I mean, that's the ultimate answer that we're all waiting for, right?

Speaker 2 We want the FBI, we want the the Sheriff's Department, we want the family to get all the questions asked and all the answers and all the boxes checked off so we can say this is why this

Speaker 2 animal monster

Speaker 2 did what he did.

Speaker 2 And we may never know that. And in the meantime, of course, the left are screaming about gun control and how to stop this.

Speaker 2 I don't know if there's a way to

Speaker 2 completely safety wrap our society. You can't do it.
No.

Speaker 2 It's not possible. You can do what you can, of course, and nobody's saying we're just going to give up on it.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 we're not taking any look at the people involved. Right.

Speaker 2 What happened to them? How did they go haywire? Is there something we could have done to prevent it? Is there an institution some of these people need to be in? I don't know.

Speaker 2 I mean, the 50 million NRA members that Nancy Sinatra wants to line up and put in front of a firing squad, if they were the problem, I think Nancy would really know it. Yeah, she would.

Speaker 2 I think she would already know it. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Triple 8-727-BEC. Also, speaking of Nancy's, Nancy Pelosi,

Speaker 2 something is wrong there. Seriously.
We've mentioned that a few times.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 people are compiling some of her

Speaker 2 recent discussions

Speaker 2 with either reporters or interviewers or some statements she's made. We've played them as they happened, but put together.
You start to wonder: is there, I mean, there's something wrong there.

Speaker 2 And some people are speculating it might be an alcohol problem. I don't know.
It might be a medication problem of some sort, but there's something going on here.

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We've seen it, what do they call it, an outline, blueprint,

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In fact, don't take it from me. John Kasich, the governor of Illinois, said, Ohio.
Thank God for Medicaid.

Speaker 4 Martin Luther Saints said, of all the inequality of scene.

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Speaker 2 And then just last week, she was trying to congratulate Lynn Manuel Miranda. Listen to this.

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Thank you, Lin Moel.

Speaker 2 Thank you, Lin Leno.

Speaker 2 I mean,

Speaker 2 something is going on. When you hear them separate, you know what? I mean,

Speaker 2 sometimes you have a bad day speaking. And you hear them separate.

Speaker 2 And originally, I thought, you know, some have said that, you know, I know that it's an alcohol or a drug problem, and some have reported that it could be a denture issue.

Speaker 2 Some have reported that you've reported it could be a denture issue. That's possible.
But when you put them together, it doesn't sound like a denture issue. No, it doesn't.

Speaker 2 It does not sound like a denture issue. It really doesn't.

Speaker 2 Triple 8, 727, back. Let's go to Stephen in Texas.
Hey, Stephen.

Speaker 2 Hey, how's it going, guys? Good.

Speaker 11 I just wanted to go over a few questions that were raised yesterday on your show.

Speaker 11 The first being the glass as to why people on the strip below didn't announce, hey, it's raining glass down here.

Speaker 11 The police noted that he had a tactical hammer, which means he would have punched a hole into the window, a single hole, and then more than likely pulled the glass into the room, not pushed it out.

Speaker 2 That makes sense.

Speaker 11 Yeah, that would explain that. That's just a theory.
But the second one is the other concerts that he had booked hotels and why he didn't follow through.

Speaker 11 And I think it's because no matter how crazy someone is, there's still usually someone that they love.

Speaker 11 And Mary Lou was still in the country for both of those other events.

Speaker 11 He wasn't able to get her to the Philippines until the final one where he actually pulled off his caper.

Speaker 2 So really, I think that was the reason.

Speaker 11 Her sister, her brother, in one of the interviews said, had she been there, she would have stopped him.

Speaker 11 So I think he just, he was trying to protect her.

Speaker 2 That could well be.

Speaker 2 Absolutely.

Speaker 2 That makes sense.

Speaker 11 He wasn't able to get his cheap ticket to Philippines.

Speaker 11 And then once he was able to get it and she was out of the way, he felt a little more secure in pulling off what he did pull off.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Interesting.

Speaker 11 Imagine we would be having a totally different conversation if he had shot up an all-black concert.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. If he had pulled off that rap concert, Mark.

Speaker 11 I mean, this would be a whole other conversation.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it would.

Speaker 11 I mean, just thank God that he was a white guy that killed a bunch of white people because it would have been a whole nother topic if he'd have pulled off the rap concert.

Speaker 2 Sadly, that's true. Well, it is true.
It is true. Thanks, Stephen.

Speaker 2 And white people don't matter, right?

Speaker 2 To the left,

Speaker 2 it's a good thing to them.

Speaker 2 And in fact, if you go back and look at Twitter the night of and the next day about white people dying, it's despicable what people were saying, that they deserved it, that good.

Speaker 2 You know, he didn't go far enough. I mean,

Speaker 2 it was all kinds of hatred on Twitter over that. Clay in North Carolina.
Hi.

Speaker 2 Yes, sir.

Speaker 11 I got a couple of different things, especially hearing your conversations going on. One thing is have they asked any questions about where that $127,000 came from?

Speaker 11 And if she sent it over, another thing I was thinking, if she's bouncing around all those different count countries, isn't Southeast Asia right now at ISIS hot point?

Speaker 11 I know a lot of people have said that the radicalized Islam might necess not necessarily be involved in this, but that's kind of something to think about too.

Speaker 11 If the Philippines had such a heavy presence there, there, I mean, it could be your next-door neighbor. It's not always somebody that actively flags a fly.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but she's got family there. Yes, she's from.

Speaker 2 And so it kind of makes sense that he was just sending her the money there.

Speaker 2 If it had gone to some organization in the Philippines, yeah, that then I think that casts

Speaker 2 he was worth

Speaker 2 quite a bit of money and worth from real estate. He was worth it.
They said he was worth a million or two million dollars. So, I mean,

Speaker 2 by giving her, you know, obviously $100,000 is not chump change, but

Speaker 2 he was busy gambling $100,000 on the weekend. Right.
They said

Speaker 2 that he was gambling by himself a couple of days before the shooting. We haven't seen any of that footage.
We haven't seen any of the footage from the casinos.

Speaker 2 We don't know who came, his comings and goings. I mean, that's all footage that we're waiting to see.
That's

Speaker 2 obviously

Speaker 2 part of the investigation, but we haven't seen any of that.

Speaker 2 I mean, there's a lot you'd like to see. Joey in Tennessee.
Hi. Hey, how you doing? Yeah, good.
You really concerned, or are you just making small talk?

Speaker 2 He doesn't care. He doesn't care.
He doesn't care. I'm sensing, I'm feeling that he just doesn't care.
He's just making small talk.

Speaker 2 Go ahead.

Speaker 11 You know, I'm not a conspiracy theorist at all, and I can't say that there was one or two shooters or three or four.

Speaker 11 I don't know, but it seems funny to me that with, you know, as many people there were at that concert, they were able to pinpoint one but nobody has seen another shooter but everybody says they could see from the 32nd floor somebody shooting uh you'd think if there was other ones that you that somebody would come forward and say yeah there was a there's a man with a gun shooting you know i could see him in planes not with that many people at the concert and that many eyes looking around The other thing that I have a question about is the fourth floor.

Speaker 11 I don't believe that there was a shooter from the fourth floor, but has anybody come forward and said what that flashing was coming from that window?

Speaker 2 Yes,

Speaker 2 and it had nothing to do with shots being fired.

Speaker 2 I don't remember what they said was flashing, but it flashed several times, and it flashed before the shooting began, too.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 it was something else, and I don't remember exactly what. Thanks for the call, Joey.

Speaker 2 Dan in Ohio. Hi.

Speaker 11 Hey, Pat.

Speaker 11 Thanks for taking my call. I had a question about security.
You know, you got this venue with 22,000 people, high-rises all around, and it's kind of inside-the-box thinking.

Speaker 11 You know, they dry gulched Kennedy. You had the University of Texas shooter.

Speaker 11 Why didn't they have a guy or a gal up there, a couple of them with snipers covering the area?

Speaker 11 Should someone be held responsible for lack of security?

Speaker 2 I don't know. I mean,

Speaker 2 I don't know that they provide that kind of security for events like that, where you would cover a crowd with snipers.

Speaker 2 I've never heard of that, actually. Just a regular concert like that.
I know

Speaker 2 when we gathered on the mall in Washington, D.C.,

Speaker 2 it seems like there was security like that. Yes, there was.
But only for certain gatherings, if there's certain threats,

Speaker 2 if they perceive that there's some kind of threat ahead of time, they might cover it like that. But other than that, I don't think you're going to have that kind of coverage and that kind of security.

Speaker 2 Appreciate it, Colt. Yeah, go ahead, Dan.

Speaker 11 I was going to say, you know, it'd be cheap security. I mean, they had barriers.
They had all this stuff on the ground to keep people from getting run over and everything. They just didn't cover

Speaker 2 for a shooter. Yeah, I mean, this is the first time somebody has lined up across the street from

Speaker 2 a vantage point like that above a crowd, to my knowledge. So I don't know that you would see this coming.

Speaker 2 Appreciate the call. Triple eight, seven two seven back.

Speaker 2 Glenn, back,

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Speaker 2 Background, Jeffy, for Glenn, triple eight, 727 back.

Speaker 2 Talked a little bit about Cam Newton yesterday.

Speaker 2 He has been in some hot water for sexist remarks, and

Speaker 2 here's what he said at a press conference when a female reporter asked him a football question. Are we okay by playing this?

Speaker 2 I've been seeing your situation. I mean, we'll see.

Speaker 15 Devin Funch has seemed to really embrace the physicality of his routes and

Speaker 15 getting those extra yards. Does that give you a little bit of an enjoyment to see him kind of truck-sticking people out there?

Speaker 12 It's funny to hear a female talk about routes.

Speaker 2 Okay, so

Speaker 2 that's the worst thing a human can do, I guess, now

Speaker 2 to mock a female's knowledge of football.

Speaker 2 Really?

Speaker 2 The way that we are in society now, nobody can have fun with anybody else. That's the most serious thing that you can do.

Speaker 2 And so everybody, I mean, his coach is even kind of piling up. Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 2 Dannon Yogurt dropped him. He makes $11 million from his sponsorships, and Dannon just said, okay, we're done, and fired him yesterday.
Is that amazing?

Speaker 2 I refuse to eat Dannon Yogurt. You probably.
Yeah, and you should. I'm going to stop eating Dannon Yogurt.
You don't believe in Yogurt. No, I know.
Oh, you're, I mean, you're Mr. Yogurt.

Speaker 2 A lot of people call you Mr. Yogurt.
Yogurt. I know that.
I know that. And it's usually, you know, it's usually Dannon.
Yes.

Speaker 2 But not anymore.

Speaker 11 You have a lot of people asking us in the new black.

Speaker 2 I mean,

Speaker 2 the

Speaker 2 I had the yogurt ad. The

Speaker 2 Dannon ad that he did. Yeah, it was really good.
Was actually pretty good. He's in a grocery store, and

Speaker 2 he's, you know, giving Dannon yogurt to people.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 it's this.

Speaker 2 hold it

Speaker 2 come with me

Speaker 12 new Danon Oilcos triple zero is my go-to protein snack I'm sure protein from yogurt yep this Greek non-fat yogurt packs 15 grams of protein punch but what else unlike some of the protein snacks it has zero added sugar zero artificial sweeteners and zero fat and hold up my game

Speaker 2 no man no man hold up my game

Speaker 2 it's a it's a it's a pretty good

Speaker 2 it's a pretty good spot it's not you can it's not bad but he said something about a woman talking football routes. So he's done.
He's done. He didn't say women shouldn't get equal pay.

Speaker 2 He didn't say women are worthless. He just said it was funny to hear you talk about routes.
Is that really that big a deal? And it's so big that he did this big apology for me. Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 I understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful.

Speaker 2 I mean, is that true? Wasn't it extremely degrading? I don't know about that. It is because you're apologizing now.
Oh, yeah. To be honest, that was not my intentions.
Obviously.

Speaker 2 And if you are a person who took offense

Speaker 2 to what I said,

Speaker 2 I sincerely apologize to you. Okay.

Speaker 2 I'm a man who

Speaker 2 tries to be a positive role model in my community. Sorry, I'm going to go back to Karate Kid there for a second.
And tries to use my platform to inspire others.

Speaker 2 And I own

Speaker 2 all this. because it was funny to hear a woman talk about routes.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 they still pulled the plug. It was extremely unacceptable.

Speaker 2 And it wasn't. He was trying to cut it off.
He's trying to cover it. And they still pull the plug.
Yeah. He apologized.
Yes. And they're still going to cut his head off.

Speaker 2 Unbelievable.

Speaker 2 I mean. It's pretty amazing.
It's pretty amazing how ultra-sensitive we are. That is for sure.
Wow. But it's kind of nice.
I mean, this cam is, I think, left of center.

Speaker 2 So this is liberals eating their own here. So it's kind of good.
So

Speaker 2 maybe it's a good thing, but I just think it's so ridiculous that we've taken things this far. It sure has.

Speaker 2 When it's just not that big a deal. No.
Right? Not that big a deal. It would be a big deal.
I mean, it obviously is

Speaker 2 because they've turned it into one. Yes.
For sure. But because he said it was.
20 years ago, would that have been a huge issue? No.

Speaker 2 First of all, 20 years ago, women weren't allowed in the locker room or the the press corps. Okay.

Speaker 2 Well, they could maybe be in. Be happy with that.

Speaker 2 They could maybe be in the press conference if they made some cookies and brothers. Thank you.
Right? Thank you. They were there serving Twitter in the back.

Speaker 2 We're going to lose our Dannon contract now.

Speaker 2 Dang it.

Speaker 2 Oh, no. Triple-8727-B-E-C-K.
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Speaker 2 Glenn Beck

Speaker 3 This is the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 With Dat Gray and Jeffy, we've been trying to get our heads around the shooting, of course, from Sunday.

Speaker 2 58 people murdered, you know, close to 500 in the hospital. I think several hundred of those have already been released.

Speaker 2 Something like 350 of them are apparently okay now and been released from the hospital. Good.
So

Speaker 2 your calls on the, and then the resulting gun control, which was inevitable.

Speaker 2 But also, Cam Newton got fired from Dan and Yogurt yesterday. Been talking about that a little bit.
And whether or not it's deserved,

Speaker 2 he kind of laughed at a female reporter's knowledge of, and it was extensive, and I think it surprised him. And so then he just noted that it was funny to hear a female talk about

Speaker 2 wide receiver routes.

Speaker 2 Right. Yeah.
And, you know, look, Dan and can do what they want. Right? I mean, it's a privately held country.
They can do whatever they want. That's fine.
Good for them.

Speaker 2 But to pull the plug, and their press release made it seem like Cam Newton was friends with the Las Vegas shooter. Really did.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Their statement is, we are shocked and disheartened at the behavior and comments of Cam Newton toward the Jordan. Is it Rodrigue? Rodriguez? Rodriguez?

Speaker 2 Which we perceive is sexist and disparaging to all women. It is entirely inconsistent with our commitment to fostering equality and inclusion in every workplace.
Is it?

Speaker 2 It's simply not okay to belittle anyone based on gender. We have shared our concerns with Cam and will no longer work with him.
I guess it was okay in the Dannon commercial that we just aired.

Speaker 2 Which is such a good point. That Cam.

Speaker 2 Listen to the end of this commercial where the wimpy guy comes up to Cam.

Speaker 12 Snacks, it has zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, and zero fat.

Speaker 4 And we'll up my game?

Speaker 2 No, man. Nah, man.
You're beyond hope. What? Isn't that belittling? Is that fostering equality with that? That inclusion.

Speaker 2 No. No, man.
Not one little bit. No, man.
But that was okay, right? It was okay. Because that wasn't a female reporter.
It's really, I mean, it's silly.

Speaker 2 It's just silly where we are.

Speaker 2 It is not a good place. No.

Speaker 2 I'm sorry. This is not a good place to be.
No, it's not. It's really not.
Chris in Pennsylvania. Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 11 Hey, it's a pleasure to finally speak to you guys. You too.

Speaker 2 How's everything going today? Good. You really concerned?

Speaker 2 You just make it small talk.

Speaker 2 Yeah, just make a small talk. Okay, all right.

Speaker 11 So one thing I wanted to get on is the whole bump fire butt stalk thing.

Speaker 11 I own one, and honestly, you know, of course, all the politicians are saying, oh, it's a fully it changed. It makes it fully automatic.
It actually does not.

Speaker 11 It's a simulation full auto, so it can fire almost as fast, but basically the only way to actually turn it into a real, true full auto is to replace the trigger and put it you know adjust the sear on it and everything like that to show the trigger itself is full auto and the thing is i mean there's multiple trigger systems out there there's a there's one that where you pull the trigger it fires and then you release the trigger and it fires

Speaker 11 and of course there's you know there's a special safe uh you know safety for that as well so you know it's it's operator friendly um

Speaker 11 So and then on top of that, you know, of course they want to ban it and everything like that. I mean, they're talking about all these gun control.
We need to up it.

Speaker 11 There's not, I mean, obviously, I don't think you can up it any more than what it already is. I mean, there's already gun control out there.
There's background checks already out there.

Speaker 2 I hope that statement is true.

Speaker 2 And I think they think that.

Speaker 11 Unless it's the black market or, you know, obviously some fuck down the road that's selling them on the streets. You know, otherwise, everything's regulated.

Speaker 11 And

Speaker 11 they always say, oh, well, there's that gun show loophole. Guess what?

Speaker 11 They're wrong once again. There's still a background check at the gun.

Speaker 2 Well, that's not their name. It's the private seller loophole if they really want to.

Speaker 2 If you want to talk about a loophole, if I sell like we were talking about earlier, if I sold a gun to Jeffy, he doesn't go through

Speaker 2 a background check then.

Speaker 2 Which would, of course, preempt Jeffy from owning a weapon.

Speaker 2 Clearly, there's no background check. It doesn't have to depend on state to state as well, I think, because they weren't doing it.
It very well may. Yeah, it may.

Speaker 11 I think it's if it's family, I think you can, but if it's not family or out of the family, I think some states were requiring they actually have to go to the stop and actually have them do the background check and transfer paperwork.

Speaker 11 Yeah.

Speaker 2 That's probably true. Thanks, Chris.
Let's go to Dan in Michigan. Hey, Dan.

Speaker 2 Hey, guys. Hey.

Speaker 11 Hey, guys.

Speaker 11 I just kind of want to echo what your last caller said. I'm a gun manufacturer.
Glenn's got one of my guns that I've made.

Speaker 11 And the whole trigger system, I think there's a lot of misconceptions out there.

Speaker 11 Even conservative media, television, radio, everybody's kind of getting it wrong on the bump stock.

Speaker 11 With the triggers, we put our guns, we use hyper-fired triggers. They're competition three-gun triggers.

Speaker 11 You can put it in any standard mil-spec aftermarket AR.

Speaker 11 And with that, a trained shooter can get north of 400 to 500 rounds a minute easily. Wow.
Wow.

Speaker 11 So the whole bump stock debate, the problem with it is you get people like even Paul Ryan saying, I don't know what this is.

Speaker 11 So it makes it a very very easy scapegoat to get that proverbial camel nose under the tent.

Speaker 2 You might want to keep this information to yourself, though, Dan, because

Speaker 2 if that's the case,

Speaker 2 they'll go after anything that makes it faster. Absolutely.
So the point isn't necessarily, well, is it automatic fire then? Even if it's not as fast,

Speaker 2 they're going to attack it. And if it goes up to 400 rounds a minute, they'll say there's no reason to do that except to kill the mess.

Speaker 11 And then they'll try to get limitation on magazines.

Speaker 2 Yes, they will. Yes, they will.
Oh, that's already. I mean, haven't they already done that? That's already being done.
Yes. They will try to limit it.

Speaker 11 You're back to the Brady bill.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Yes.
Oh, you'll be beyond this. So, yeah, keep some of that information

Speaker 2 on your insights. I appreciate the call and the information and everything, but

Speaker 2 I appreciate that Glenn has one of your weapons. But what are we, chop liver?

Speaker 11 Hey, you didn't DM me, Jeff.

Speaker 2 I just haven't

Speaker 2 done a fat boy for you.

Speaker 2 Appreciate Appreciate the call. Thanks.
Mike in New York. Hi, you're on the Glenbeck program.
How's it going? Good.

Speaker 11 I just wanted to say that, you know, the liberals wanted to take away the guns from everybody, but in reality, the only ones that need to take the guns away from are the liberals because they're the ones seemingly to be doing all the shooting.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and that's, I mean, I don't know if this guy is going to turn out to be a liberal. I don't know.
Some people are speculating.

Speaker 2 Thanks for the call, Mike, that he chose this particular venue because they were quite possibly Trump supporters, quite possibly Republicans.

Speaker 2 It was mostly white, and country music fans tend to be more conservative. So maybe it'll turn out that way.
I don't know.

Speaker 2 And again, we may never know. James in Indiana.
Hi.

Speaker 11 Yeah, I was calling about the numbers situation.

Speaker 11 You quoted some numbers they used about people that died in recent war. Yeah.

Speaker 11 Then you pulled some numbers about people.

Speaker 2 Yeah, NBC's numbers were that 1.2 million soldiers have died in war. 1.53 million people have died from gun-related deaths since 1968.

Speaker 11 Exactly.

Speaker 11 That's my point.

Speaker 11 It really irritates me when media describes a piece of time

Speaker 2 and says,

Speaker 11 where can we go with this to make guns look the worst? More people have died in car accidents since that same time period

Speaker 11 with guns.

Speaker 2 Definitely. Look at the real

Speaker 11 how many law-abiding citizens that own guns have committed anything like this since guns were,

Speaker 11 background checks were introduced, and people that go out and get guns illegally.

Speaker 11 Let's look at the numbers of how many people have actually committed something similar to this that are law-abiding citizens and put that kind of math out there and not just trying to make guns look bad.

Speaker 2 Oh, absolutely. I mean,

Speaker 11 that's something I want to touch on. Then the other thing, let's close the loopholes.

Speaker 11 I have a gun owner, but I can't stand all these loopholes either.

Speaker 11 Let's just get rid of it. You don't need anything that simulates.
You don't need anything that is.

Speaker 11 You don't need anything that's close to. If it's not semi-auto, it's not semi-auto.
If it's auto or close to auto or near auto, it should not be allowed, period. What do you need that for?

Speaker 11 You don't need that for anything.

Speaker 11 And I love guns, and I'm an NRA member, but you don't need full auto for anything in the United States except for fun and a range, and you can rent that, and you can go try it out, and that should be the end of it.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 that seems to sort of be the NRA's position, which is kind of surprising as well. They seem to be supporting, at least looking into it.
So we'll see on that. Appreciate the call, James.

Speaker 2 And the other thing is, if NBC and the left is so concerned about human life,

Speaker 2 let's take a look at the other number that they never care about. The 53 million babies that have been murdered since 1973 in Roe v.
Wade.

Speaker 2 53 million. Look at that.
That's 25 times the number combined that they used in gun-related deaths and in war. That's 25 times the combined number.

Speaker 2 53 million. If you're so concerned about human life, let's do something about that.

Speaker 2 Jay in Florida, hi.

Speaker 11 Good morning. Good morning, Glenn.
It's a really honor to talk to you. Thanks.
Thank you. Thanks for taking me.

Speaker 2 It's probably less of an honor because this isn't Glenn.

Speaker 2 Good morning anyway.

Speaker 2 Yeah, good morning anyway.

Speaker 2 Thank you.

Speaker 2 That's good.

Speaker 11 Listen, I'm a retired U.S. Army colonel.
I'm also a trauma surgeon and director of a trauma center here in Florida. I do the same what these guys did in Vegas.

Speaker 11 And I just want to say a few words about the Second Amendment.

Speaker 11 I came from communism, came to this country as an illegal alien, essentially, 34 years ago. And having said that, look, the beauty of this country is not that

Speaker 11 constitution could have been written nicer. There are some constitutions in the world that are written nicer, but they're meaningless.

Speaker 11 The meaningful part of this constitution is three branches of government. that are co-equal.
That was the genius. And the only thing that keeps that going are are the amendments of the Constitution.

Speaker 11 And if the Second Amendment falls, they all collapse. Second Amendment is the one that holds up the rest of the amendment.

Speaker 11 And us that have come from communism and countries where the weapons are outlawed for the common citizenry, we understand this better than anybody else.

Speaker 11 Because we have seen what happens when federal governments grab power and then appoint another class of people called the elite or the avant-garde of the proletarian class as marx called it and they run the government where those rules don't apply to them and that's exactly what democrats are here they're the avant-garde of the class

Speaker 11 you guys will have no weapons but i'm going to have armed guards you guys will have a small foot carbon footprint and ride a bicycle but i'm going to have my own airplane You guys,

Speaker 11 yeah, you guys will do this, but I will do that. You guys will go into the wars, but I won't send my children to the wars, not because they don't want to go, but I'm so against the wars.

Speaker 11 You know, and you see this elite in Hollywood. You see so when you have people, I came from Yugoslavia personally and served in the U.S.
Army and retired, and I see this every day. I'm going, guys,

Speaker 11 if you saw what I saw and how

Speaker 11 communist, elite, socialist

Speaker 11 ideology that is, how smug,

Speaker 11 dishonest, deceitful ideology and demagoguery that is, you would, and you know what, and that was way before Obama, but Obama took it to another

Speaker 11 level of the whole thing. So I'm glad to have Trump.
I love Trump.

Speaker 11 You know, his wife grew up maybe 40 miles away from where I grew up, up, 40 kilometers actually away.

Speaker 11 And

Speaker 11 we are really looking at this, going, do not let it go. Do not let it go.
Don't let the Second Amendment go because the rest of them will go with it.

Speaker 11 It was put there so the states could protect themselves from the government. Not individuals, but states.
And states can protect themselves

Speaker 11 from the intrusive government only by having every individual be armed. That's the only way you can do it.

Speaker 2 Tremendous, tremendously put, Jay. Thank you for calling.
And that's why I love hearing from people who have come from

Speaker 2 communist countries because they understand. They get it.
They've seen this before.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 the left doesn't listen to us because I guess we don't know anything, but they've actually been subjected to all of this nonsense. They see the warning signs.
Thanks for the call. Appreciate it.

Speaker 2 888-727-B-E-C-K.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

Speaker 2 Pat Gray.

Speaker 2 And Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 I ask you, Pat, when you're scrolling through, let's say, oh, I don't know, Facebook, for example, and you see a headline, Hubble just spotted something massive coming out of Uranus.

Speaker 2 How is it possible that I cannot click on that? You can't. I mean, you have to click on that.
You have to. I mean, you have to, right? Yeah.

Speaker 2 You can't see a headline like that and then say, no, I can't click on that. You can't.
That's a great headline.

Speaker 2 So the Hubble spotted

Speaker 2 something massive coming out of Uranus. Yeah.
And I mean, I've clicked on it. I'm waiting for the story to load.
I mean, you have to click it. You have to.
It's impossible not to.

Speaker 2 I just can't help it. Do we know what it was that came out?

Speaker 2 Some sort of

Speaker 2 massive burst of atmospheric stuff. Powerful stuff.
Yeah. All right.
With gas particles.

Speaker 2 Something else I wanted to

Speaker 2 kind of understand is how do we lose 33,000 jobs in September, but the unemployment rate went down to 4.2%.

Speaker 2 So we have less jobs,

Speaker 2 but the unemployment rate went down. Interesting.
That is interesting.

Speaker 2 It's bizarre how that works. It's almost like a tax reform.
Almost, which we got to get into as well. GOP tax reform showing early signs of trouble.
What? What a stunning surprise.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

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Speaker 4 Truth.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

Speaker 2 Pat Gray and Jeffy for Glenn, who's back on Monday. You can also be listening for my new show, Pat Gray Unleashed, on the Blaze Radio and TV network immediately following this program.

Speaker 2 We've been talking about, obviously, the gun control nonsense, which is being hammered again, as it is after every tragedy, because they try to take advantage of, they never let a good tragedy go to waste.

Speaker 2 They never let a crisis go to waste. And they're...

Speaker 2 They're going through with that again this time, as they always do. Also, the NFL, some interesting developments in the Cam Newton story yesterday.
Now, he kind of made fun of a reporter.

Speaker 2 I don't even know that that's

Speaker 2 actually not even the way I took it, but maybe she did, maybe others did. She was describing some of the routes his wide receivers were running and said how aggressive they were.

Speaker 2 And he said it was funny to hear a female talk about routes. Sitting up here talking with a female about routes.
So anyway, Danny Yoger dropped him.

Speaker 2 His coach is disappointed in him. Everybody's coming down on, and he apologized profusely, and it looked like pretty sincerely.
Of course, he has to because

Speaker 2 he's lost money from this already.

Speaker 2 He made $11 million last year in endorsements, and some of that, probably a decent portion of it, probably a tenth of it came from Dannon.

Speaker 2 But the NFL's got some other issues to deal with. They do.
Like this weekend, how many people, how many of their players are going to take a knee?

Speaker 2 How many of them are going to engage in some sort of protest?

Speaker 2 They're starting to take this into the game situations now, too, and do some form of protest after they score touchdowns or

Speaker 2 make a sack or whatever. Well, this is what they get.
You know what? The NFL is

Speaker 2 I'm almost prepared to just say tough. And the NFL is hurting ratings-wise.
Monday Night Football was down 13% from the week before. And actually, and 16% in the demo, right? In the money demo.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. The $25.54.
So

Speaker 2 that can't last and make people happy. Also, now the NFL Players Association is kind of teaming up with George Soros, which is not a good move for us.
Oh, man. Yeah, it's not a good move.
No.

Speaker 2 No, honey. You know,

Speaker 2 if the fans hate the political nature of the protests, they're really going to hate this. Yes.

Speaker 2 Tax documents released show the NFLPA, the National National Football League Players Association, donated $5,000 to the Center for Community Change Action, a group active in anti-Trump resistance, bankrolled by a bunch of liberal foundations, including George Soros' Open Society.

Speaker 2 A member of

Speaker 2 the CIA. This guy got his fingers into everything.

Speaker 2 Yes, yes. Member of the AFL-CIO.

Speaker 2 The NFL-PA also contributed in 2013 and 2015 to Working America, the AFL-CIO's community affiliate, which Open Secrets said spent a million dollars in 2016 to defeat Trump.

Speaker 2 Why do you just don't want to go down that road? Why would you go down that road? I don't know. But they're doing it.

Speaker 2 So it'll be interesting to see how if the and then the NFL's got the CTE problem to deal with, too, because

Speaker 2 it was discovered that Aaron Hernandez,

Speaker 2 who was convicted of murder and then found innocent while he was

Speaker 2 in prison for the other murder, he was found not guilty of a second and third, because I think that was a double murder, right?

Speaker 2 Anyway,

Speaker 2 they did an autopsy. Turned out he did have CTE.
He was in the stage three of that concussion disease that changes personalities, makes you more aggressive, and makes people suicidal.

Speaker 2 111 out of 112 people who have been tested after death have been discovered to have CTE. So the NFL has that looming big.

Speaker 2 And really, I mean, that's looming big, and we don't even have close to all the information to that. No.

Speaker 2 I mean, you may come out of the womb with that. I mean, we don't know, right? I mean, seriously, with the IT.
Yeah, they really don't know for sure. They really don't know.

Speaker 2 And there's a lot more to do. And I'm not fighting for the NFL, and I'm not fighting for the CTEs.
I mean, Aaron Hernandez was a

Speaker 2 threat at the bottom of his life. Yeah, he was.
So it might not necessarily have been the CTE that caused the issue. Yeah.
In fact,

Speaker 2 it probably wasn't.

Speaker 2 Right. And

Speaker 2 it is interesting how, since we don't know, I mean, anybody that's diagnosed with CTE,

Speaker 2 nobody goes the other way. Nobody becomes, he was so nice before he came.

Speaker 2 No, nobody goes the other way. Everybody goes to the violet side.
Nobody says, he brought me flowers every day.

Speaker 2 Nobody does that. At least not that we've heard.
Right. Not that we've heard.

Speaker 2 And then, of course, the big news of the weekend that everybody's waiting for is

Speaker 2 the BYU Boise State game tonight. The 1-4

Speaker 2 BYU Covers versus the 2-2 Boise State brought him. Let me ask you a question.
That's a big one.

Speaker 2 Will BYU score a touchdown tonight? I have my doubts. I have my doubts.

Speaker 2 Boise State's not maybe as good as

Speaker 2 in the past, just like us.

Speaker 2 Well, not just like us, because I think think this is the worst BYU team maybe of all time. Since the 60s, anyway.
Since the 60s. Since before LaBelle Edwards.
And Missouri's

Speaker 2 really struggling.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 You hate to see it. I know.
I mean, I don't mind it with BYU so much, but.

Speaker 2 As I don't mind it with Missouri.

Speaker 2 And in high school.

Speaker 2 In high school, the numbers are starting to decrease now to the point where some programs are actually dropping the sport because they don't have enough people going out for football. See?

Speaker 2 It's, you know, the CTE thing. The CTE thing is scaring the hell out of parents, and they're like, no, you're not playing football.
No, let's do something else. We'll play soccer.

Speaker 2 Go play lacrosse. You'll direct him somewhere else.
I was always a believer that, you know, here in Texas, I mean, they start putting kids in pads and helmets when they're three. They do, yeah.

Speaker 2 Pretty much. I mean, that's not too much of a stretch.
And, you know, I always figured that you should at least wait until you're, you know, in your teen years anyway.

Speaker 2 How old was Elvis when when he started playing football? I wouldn't let him start playing until he was 15.

Speaker 2 15?

Speaker 2 14 or 15, yeah. Wow.
That's pretty late.

Speaker 2 I made him play the game you hate. I made him play soccer.
Yeah, that's.

Speaker 2 Why would you have him in a communist sport? Because

Speaker 2 I wanted him to run. I wanted him to run, run, run.
And he did. And he did.
Yeah. And it paid off.
Yeah. Because in the end, because then he came to me.
Come on, just let me play football.

Speaker 2 I just want to play football. I just want to play football.
Okay. And then he became a Division I talent, which is

Speaker 2 cool. Yeah.
Triple 8, 727 Beck. We're also talking about, of course, the fallout from the Las Vegas event with

Speaker 2 all of the talk of gun control. And this is going to be agonizing.
This is going to be a big fight. It's with the largest of all time.
This is going to be a big fight. Mike in Florida.

Speaker 2 Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 Hey, Mike.

Speaker 2 Did we lose him?

Speaker 2 All right, let's go to Travis.

Speaker 2 He's on.

Speaker 2 Mike. You there? Okay.
Let's go to Travis in Tennessee. Hey, Travis, welcome.

Speaker 2 Hey, how are we doing? Good. You really concerned? Or, again, are you just making small talks?

Speaker 11 I'm just making small talks. Okay.

Speaker 2 All right. Nobody's really concerned.
Nobody really wants to. No, they don't.
No, they don't. It's the cashier disease.
Yeah, it is. That's how you do it today.

Speaker 2 Yeah, fine. Don't worry about it.
Go ahead, Travis.

Speaker 11 If you're going to play Cam Newton's apology, you need to play the reporter's apology, the one he belittled for her

Speaker 11 racist jokes.

Speaker 2 Right, dude.

Speaker 2 Which is interesting because as soon as she was offended by Cam's comments, everybody started looking for her old Twitter comments. Yeah, welcome to the new world.

Speaker 2 Welcome to the new world. If we're going to start being where nothing, everything is everything is sacred.
Yeah, and everything

Speaker 2 is dug up from your rights. And so, has she actually done

Speaker 2 a video apology like Cam did?

Speaker 11 Yeah, I reckon she did. She actually

Speaker 11 seen something of it last night.

Speaker 2 That's amazing.

Speaker 2 Good. That's amazing.
That's amazing. That's what you get.
Thanks, Travis. Yes,

Speaker 2 this is the world the left has created. It honestly is.
It's just as agonizing.

Speaker 2 It's tough because, you know,

Speaker 2 again, they're getting eaten by their own now. They created this problem.
Cam Newton is,

Speaker 2 I think, from my estimation, left of center. And so he got caught up in

Speaker 2 the problem that was created by the left. So, you know, they're eating their own.
And here I am defending him. I'm not even a Cam Newton fan.
I know. I think he's kind of obnoxious.

Speaker 2 But had he actually done something to belittle the reporter? Yeah, no, no. That's not belittling her.
No. He's just joking around.

Speaker 2 But you can't do that anymore. Tamman, Ohio.
Hi, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 11 Hey, good afternoon.

Speaker 11 Hey, I have a question. I keep hearing the argument about why do we need to have this weapon or that weapon.

Speaker 11 Now, I do not own a full automatic. I do not own an AR-15.
I think we own a gun in the house because my wife had bullets somewhere that hit me in the head one time.

Speaker 11 But when it comes to a constitutional right, if someone wants to own it.

Speaker 11 own a full automatic and shoot pumpkins in their backyard and they do it safely, Why do I have to explain it to you?

Speaker 2 Thank you.

Speaker 2 You shouldn't have to. No, you should not.
You shouldn't have to.

Speaker 11 I mean, people own 10 TVs in a house. Do they need 10 TVs? No.

Speaker 2 Not if they want to. That's right.
Good for them. Yes.

Speaker 2 I would disagree with the debate.

Speaker 11 I'm not defending that argument.

Speaker 2 Yeah,

Speaker 2 it's a frustrating argument, and you're right.

Speaker 2 That makes me bristle every single time. I know.
Why do you need a fully automatic? Well, first of all, it's none of your business. But secondly,

Speaker 2 let's go. let's revisit the reason for the Second Amendment.
And if you do that, then you might need it someday. I don't know.
Is the government ever going to become tyrannical? Maybe.

Speaker 2 But that's what the Second Amendment is about, is protecting the South. The founders didn't foresee

Speaker 2 semi-automatic weapons, Pat. Actually, they probably foresaw a lot more than we think, but they did know technology was going to develop past muskets.
Oh, how did they know that back then?

Speaker 2 They were just kind of smart guys. Just smart.

Speaker 2 You know, they were just smart people.

Speaker 2 And as the government developed new weaponry and took advantage of new technology, so then could the citizenry. We should be able to match what they have.
Yes.

Speaker 2 Now, nukes, does that extend to that? I don't know if you can split an atom in your basement. Go ahead and try.

Speaker 2 Except don't, because you'll be arrested. Right.
I mean, you can't buy uranium. You'll be arrested.
You're not going to be able to buy uranium. You're not going to buy any of that.

Speaker 2 So there's no way that you're going to be able to do that. You said it was okay for me to split an atom of my basement if I could.
No,

Speaker 2 I take that back. Don't split an atom if you can.
Okay.

Speaker 2 But if you can,

Speaker 2 if you can, just don't. Yeah.
Just don't. I mean, it's kind of cool that you have that knowledge.
That's great.

Speaker 2 And you have the technology and you have the equipment to do it. That's really impressive.
Don't. But don't.

Speaker 2 Maybe put that knowledge and that technology to another use, perhaps.

Speaker 2 Glenn back.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

Speaker 2 It's Pat Gray, Jeffy, for Glenn on the Glenn Back program. He's back on Monday, triple eight, 727 back.

Speaker 2 You know, in addition to

Speaker 2 the political correct speech that we are now bound to and is so evident in that Cam Newton, and again, I'm not a big Cam Newton defender normally. I'm not a big fan of his,

Speaker 2 but you know, his flippant comment to the female reporter, which is not that big a deal. So it's insulting.
When is it a big deal, Pat, when someone puts you down in front of other people?

Speaker 2 When it's really insulting. And that really was.

Speaker 2 It was about football. Who cares? Who cares? Right.
Whether women love football or don't love football. Who cares? It's about football, right? Right.

Speaker 2 You know, had he said something disparaging about her appearance or they shouldn't make the same money as the male reporters around her. Okay, you're going to understand that.
That's offensive.

Speaker 2 Normally women are pretty stupid, but you're not.

Speaker 2 But it's about football. Relax.

Speaker 2 But not only are we dealing with all of that right now, but we got this cultural appropriation thing, which is completely out of control as well.

Speaker 2 Jeremy Lynn, who's Asian American, He's been in the news before because the ESPN reporter a few years ago, you might remember, said that the chink in the armor of his game was, and then went on to describe whatever the problem was with his game.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 he was talking about chink in the armor as the expression that something's wrong with your armor. There's something wrong with your skill set,

Speaker 2 not that he was being called a disparaging name for Asian people. Guy got fired.

Speaker 2 So that same Jeremy Lynn now is being accused by former NBA forward, who also played for the New Jersey Nets, but they're the Brooklyn Nets now.

Speaker 2 Kenyon Martin tore into him in an Instagram video because Lynn has decided to wear dreadlocks.

Speaker 2 And that's apparently verboten.

Speaker 2 I guess only black people can have dreadlocks.

Speaker 2 He said,

Speaker 2 here was what he said in his Instagram video. Do I need to remind this damn boy that his last name is Lynn?

Speaker 2 Like, come on, man. Let's stop with these people.
There's no possible way he would have made it on one of our teams with that BS on his head. Come on, man.

Speaker 2 Somebody need to tell him, like, all right, bro, we get it. You want to be black.
Like, we get it, but your last name is Lynn.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 2 So you can't have a certain hairstyle if it resembles a race that

Speaker 2 normally, I mean, isn't that also stereotyping? Isn't that kind of racist to say that only blacks can have dreadlocks? Yes.

Speaker 2 And that's a lot worse than the Cam Newton.

Speaker 2 I'll tell you that. A lot worse.
A lot worse.

Speaker 2 I wonder if the yogurt company canceled his deal. And check this out.

Speaker 2 The response from Jeremy Lynn, just so classy. Keep in mind, the guy went to Harvard.
He's pretty smart.

Speaker 2 He knows how to defend himself. He said, hey, man, it's all good.
You don't have to like my hair. I'm definitely entitled to your own opinion.
Actually, I'm legit grateful for you sharing it.

Speaker 2 At the end of the day, I appreciate that I have dreads and you have Chinese tattoos.

Speaker 2 So this cultural approach

Speaker 2 nonsense is coming from a black man with Chinese tattoos up and down his arms. Thank you.

Speaker 2 He said, but I appreciate the fact that you have Chinese tattoos because I think it's a sign of respect.

Speaker 2 And I think as minorities, the more we appreciate each other's cultures, the more we influence mainstream society. Thanks for everything you did for the Nets and for hoops.

Speaker 2 Had your poster on my wall growing up.

Speaker 2 Is that a classy

Speaker 2 smart

Speaker 2 fighting

Speaker 2 response all at the same time? Tremendous. It's great.
I know I like Jeremy Lynn.

Speaker 2 It's just a classy response. Oh, I will say, you know.

Speaker 2 That's why I stopped wearing my hair at dreads a few years ago.

Speaker 2 I'm not big other dreads. So you'd have them now.
Yeah, I'm not big other dreads. Okay.
All right.

Speaker 2 Let's go to Jimmy in New York. Hey, Jimmy.

Speaker 11 Hey, how are you doing, guys?

Speaker 2 Doing good.

Speaker 11 I just wanted to touch base a little bit on some of the gun control stuff if we can.

Speaker 2 Sure.

Speaker 11 So I live in New York, which we have some pretty strict laws, but we're a small town in New York where I'm at, so pretty much everyone has guns. But my biggest issue with

Speaker 11 the ignorant people that try and push the issue on gun control when situations like this come up is they refer to everything as a weapon. You know, it's an assault, assault rifle or an assault weapon.

Speaker 11 You know, it's not a weapon until you use it as such.

Speaker 2 Yes. You know, it's not.

Speaker 11 If I own a handgun and I never kill anyone, it's not a weapon. It's just a handgun.
It's a pistol. It's a shotgun.
It's a rifle, whatever you want to call it. It's not an assault

Speaker 11 until it's used as such. You know, I have a Louisville slugger.
If I hit someone over the head with it, is it now an assault bat?

Speaker 2 Yes. Yes.
Yeah, you're right. And they do that.
Don't, I mean, don't make any mistake. They do that on purpose.

Speaker 2 They have labeled these rifles, the AR-15s and whatever, assault weapons because it sounds really mean. It sounds scary.
And so you can.

Speaker 2 You're right. It is agonizing.

Speaker 11 Weapon is in that same term. I mean, it's not a weapon unless you use it as such.
You know, if you go target shooting, you go deer hunting, well, I guess it could be used as a weapon on a deer. But

Speaker 11 the term weapon is something to assault somebody. So when they use these terms, they try to make it look worse than what it is.

Speaker 11 And really, it's just ignorant people that don't know what they're talking about.

Speaker 2 Exactly right. Thanks, Jimmy.
Carl in Florida. Hi.

Speaker 2 Hey, Carl.

Speaker 2 You're on the Glenbeck program. We've got about 45 seconds.
Go ahead.

Speaker 11 Yes, I wanted to make a couple points. I saw you touched on it earlier.
I just really frustrated with all these people talking about limiting the Second Amendment and changing.

Speaker 11 You know, it's very clear. The right to bear arms shall not be infringed, which means not to limit in any way.
Yeah. And you touched on the point.
This is my point.

Speaker 11 The reason I called is: I believe when they wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, they said, We understand that we're overthrowing a government because of the oppressive.

Speaker 2 This is a good point, and I don't want to shortchange you, so let me pick it up on the other side. We'll get right back to it.
We got a hard break here. We got to get to 88-8-727 back.

Speaker 2 Pat and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

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

Speaker 2 The discussion on gun control continues. Pat Gray and Jeffy for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 2 But some other odds and ends.

Speaker 2 Still a super desperate situation in Puerto Rico. Apparently, they don't have enough water.
They don't have food. And I think the reason for that was explained pretty well by the president.

Speaker 2 So this is an island

Speaker 2 surrounded by

Speaker 2 water, water, big water, ocean water, water, ocean water. So you can well understand.
Yeah, I didn't realize that up until that point. And so I was wondering, well, why can't we

Speaker 2 get things there? Why can't we just drive some trucks over? And it turns out... This is an island

Speaker 2 surrounded by

Speaker 2 water. No, water.
Big water. Big Ocean water.
Okay, right. Wow.
So, obviously,

Speaker 2 it's not easy. It's not easy.

Speaker 2 We also haven't mentioned this pro-life GOP congressman, Tim Murphy from Pennsylvania, who is

Speaker 2 obviously against abortion, but he's resigning because the news broke. He urged his mistress to get an abortion.
That's all, though.

Speaker 2 I mean, what's she supposed to do? Have a kid.

Speaker 2 So that reflects poorly

Speaker 2 on all of us. Doesn't it? Absolutely does.
He's like the poster child of what hypocrisy. Yes.
Yes. And that's exactly what they think.
And, you know, it's bad enough.

Speaker 2 He cheated on his wife and had a girlfriend on the side, and then you add abortion to that. Oh, geez.
You're a good golly. But he's, you know, he's going to resign.
And he's

Speaker 2 with

Speaker 2 some of the information that's developed between he and his family and his wife.

Speaker 2 He's decided to resign.

Speaker 2 Yeah. He's resigning from the Congress.
I imagine soon he'll be resigning from his marriage.

Speaker 2 I would guess that that probably comes with that. Yeah.
There may be an issue. You know, because he's had discussions with the family and

Speaker 2 we've decided to move on. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 It's a tough one. I bet somebody in that relationship decided to resign.
You aren't lying. Big time, man.
Also, the GLP's push for tax reform hitting some more snags.

Speaker 2 What agenda item of the Republicans isn't hitting snags. In fact, they're all slamming into brick walls, bridge abutments.
So there's never going to be a point when,

Speaker 2 since we have, you know, since we were told that we needed the House and the Senate and then the White House, and we've got them all, but there's never going to be a point when we say, here's our deal, take it.

Speaker 2 For some reason, they can't seem to do that. I don't understand that.
Democrats have no problem doing it. Republicans just can't do it.
They're so inept. So inept.

Speaker 2 So they've pivoted already to the tax reform because they couldn't get repeal of Obamacare done.

Speaker 2 And now they've got the same divisions among the members. Why?

Speaker 2 Because this new tax plan sucks.

Speaker 2 That's why.

Speaker 2 That's why.

Speaker 2 It's staggering how inept they are.

Speaker 2 And I hate to do the call your congressman thing because we've done that so many times and it's just so frustrating. But maybe this is another one of those occasions where

Speaker 2 it would come in handy if we put some pressure on them and say, look, we don't want just three percentage points and the tax raise for millions of Americans and a little bit lower or about the same for others.

Speaker 2 Just lower taxes. And you don't go into a negotiation saying, I want 3% less.
You go into

Speaker 2 a negotiation saying, I want zero taxes. How about that? We're going to repeal the 16th Amendment.
And you start from that vantage vantage point, then you wind up with a 15% across-the-board flat tax.

Speaker 2 There's an idea. Yeah.
No. I mean,

Speaker 2 that whole negotiation thing. Yes.
So this is what we want. Here's what you want.
Let's meet somewhere in the middle. Someone in office who told us during the campaign he was a really good negotiator.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 he's the same person that told us why Puerto Rico gives

Speaker 2 trouble. Important information.
There's an island. Yeah, that's it.
Surrounded by spoons. Water.
Wa-awa. Big water.
Big ocean is.

Speaker 2 Oh, okay. All right.

Speaker 2 888727BECK. Carl in Florida.
Hi.

Speaker 2 I think we were discussing the Second Amendment with you when last we spoke.

Speaker 2 Yes. So what was your second point on that?

Speaker 11 Well, my second point was that, you know, the idea was

Speaker 11 when the founding fathers wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, they understood that they had just done,

Speaker 11 overthrown an oppressive government.

Speaker 2 Exactly.

Speaker 11 And at some point, our government might in the future become oppressive. And the populace would need to be able to do the same thing because they derive their power from the consent of the governed.

Speaker 11 You know, if we decide not to consent anymore, we would need to do that.

Speaker 11 Well, in order to do that, you can't overthrow a government that has M1A1 tanks and missiles with a pistol that can't shoot more than one bullet at a time.

Speaker 2 You know, and you touched on it.

Speaker 11 It's the first time I've heard anybody other than me think that I should have the right to own a tank. I should have the right to own an F-16 if I want, if I can afford it.

Speaker 2 I should be able to, or

Speaker 11 whatever weapon, whatever arms, the right to bear arms would be, you know, it's talking about the military, it's talking about the militia, it's talking about military-grade arms.

Speaker 11 And you should not infringe on the right of the people to own whatever they want. And it's none of their business what we own.

Speaker 2 Yeah, right.

Speaker 11 And it's really refreshing to hear you guys say that.

Speaker 2 Yes, and it's because it sounds mean to say it, Carl. It sounds, I guess,

Speaker 2 too nasty to say that we should have the weaponry we need to defend ourselves. And the thing is, nobody's going to, if it were illegal to own an F-15, nobody would.
It's cost-prohibitive.

Speaker 2 Where are you going to put it?

Speaker 2 I'm pretty sure it doesn't fit in my garage.

Speaker 11 If everybody in America had an M1A1 tank in their garage,

Speaker 11 they wouldn't think about coming here because

Speaker 2 that's very true. Yes.

Speaker 2 Thanks for the call, Carl.

Speaker 2 and you get you get so tired of hearing him well what's next a tank well okay yes i mean it's not next it's already assumed we could own one if we wanted to and by saying that we're preparing for the possibility of that doesn't mean you're calling for it that doesn't mean you want it that doesn't mean you're you're inciting it that just means that that's what the original intent was and i think we can all noodle that out as adults right i would hope so david in

Speaker 2 Ohio. Hi.

Speaker 11 Hi, how you doing? Good.

Speaker 11 My comment is: how do you think the left would feel instead of focusing on the Second Amendment, we focused a little bit on the First Amendment and had some common sense biblical morality in school

Speaker 11 teaching these kids about writing?

Speaker 2 You are talking crazy.

Speaker 2 I think we need to start doing that.

Speaker 2 I don't disagree. I think that's probably an excellent idea to do.

Speaker 2 And, you know, I think Glenn's kind of getting to that point, too, because he's talked about boycotts and things, which is something that's not usually, it's not a condition of the right.

Speaker 2 It's just not. We don't like doing that.
We like the free market to work. But wow, is it effective for them? Sure.
So giving them a little bit of their own medicine never hurt a thing.

Speaker 2 Thanks, David. Glenn in Tennessee.

Speaker 2 Welcome.

Speaker 2 To have me on. You bet.

Speaker 11 Hey, so I, you know, all this news I hear about North Korea,

Speaker 11 it seems inconceivable that they could even ever get a missile off the ground. And, you know,

Speaker 11 our president seems to mock that idea.

Speaker 11 But I haven't heard a single news outlet pose the question about what if this shooting is somehow connected to them.

Speaker 2 To North Korea? No, I haven't heard anybody broach up possibility. The Las Vegas Sheriff's Department and the Police Department and the FBI have not told us all of their lines of questions.

Speaker 2 So it's possible. Yeah, maybe some of it is possible.

Speaker 11 I mean, Kim Jong says says he wants to rain down fire on us, and this fits the description.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it does. Yes, it does.

Speaker 11 Thanks, Claude.

Speaker 2 Just throwing it out there. All right.
Yeah, I hadn't considered that. That's for sure.
Ellen in Florida. Welcome.
Hey, Jeffy.

Speaker 2 Hi.

Speaker 11 Is this my buddy Jeffy?

Speaker 2 Well, it is Jeffy, yes. If we're buddies, then yes, this is him.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 Okay. Okay.

Speaker 11 Personal question. Oh, boy.

Speaker 2 Jeffy is is married.

Speaker 2 Jeffy is married. I mean.

Speaker 11 Are you planning a divorce?

Speaker 2 Are you friends with my wife?

Speaker 2 Do you know something I don't?

Speaker 11 Yes or no.

Speaker 11 Then we can continue the conversation. Yes or no?

Speaker 2 Are you planning a divorce? Not right now.

Speaker 2 A little premature, apparently, Ellie. Not right now.
Yeah.

Speaker 11 Well, the number is on the board. Call me if you do.

Speaker 2 Okay?

Speaker 2 Okay. Wow.
All right. So let's get this.
This is a first in human history. A female has actually hit on Jeffy.
Well, do you identify as a female Ellen?

Speaker 2 Yeah, I don't want to be presumptuous.

Speaker 2 So what's on your mind? What do you have?

Speaker 11 Computer, and you're going with Pat, so I'm going to have to listen to you every day if you're there. There you go.

Speaker 2 It's a tough chore, but

Speaker 2 yeah, somebody's got to do it.

Speaker 2 All right, go ahead. What's your comment?

Speaker 11 My comment is

Speaker 11 they had to drop him.

Speaker 2 Okay. They had to drop who? Oh, they had to drop Cam Newton.
Yeah. Okay.
Okay.

Speaker 11 I know nothing about sports. Okay.

Speaker 11 I thought it was a cute line. They have to drop him because all the fat women that buy yogurt thinking that they're going to lose weight when they eat six of them at lunch.

Speaker 2 I'm glad you're saying this.

Speaker 2 Yes, this is not us.

Speaker 11 And they're going to lose a lot of business.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Yeah, that's true.
Yeah.

Speaker 11 Okay, now I was brought up in a house with no sports.

Speaker 11 My grandfather, he died in 1968. Okay, so this is, and he was a coal miner.
He had black lungs. Okay.

Speaker 11 He would go down to the bar. We lived in Brooklyn, okay?

Speaker 11 And

Speaker 11 the guy that got the first million-dollar paycheck, he said, nobody is worth a million dollars. I will never watch baseball again.
And he would go drink,

Speaker 11 but he would have his back to the thing. Nobody is worth it.

Speaker 2 Wow. Okay.

Speaker 2 But they had no choice.

Speaker 11 They had to fire him. I don't know what she was talking about.

Speaker 2 Okay?

Speaker 11 So, no, I'm not offended. But

Speaker 11 it's all the,

Speaker 11 I'm sure not in your place, but look, look at in different places and all the women eating the yogurt thinking they're going to lose, you know, 100 pounds.

Speaker 2 There most definitely isn't here. Yeah.
In this place.

Speaker 2 No, not even close to here. I'll make that clear.

Speaker 11 And all that, and they think they're going

Speaker 11 Okay. They had no choice on that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I'd like to thank you for your call, Ellen, but I don't know

Speaker 2 if that means that we agree with what you said. Holy cow.
I can't say thank you. Oh, that was terrible.

Speaker 2 We don't agree.

Speaker 2 Glenn back.

Speaker 5 Glenn back.

Speaker 2 Pat Gray, you can hear my new show, Pat Gray Unleashed, every weekday, immediately following this show on the Blaze Radio and TV network.

Speaker 2 Triple eight seven two seven back Glenn is back on Monday, by the way. Let's go to Cecil in New York.

Speaker 2 Hello. Hi.
Or is this Cecile?

Speaker 2 Cecil. Cecil, okay.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 11 I would just like to say that

Speaker 11 in light of all of the issues that are going on around the globe, around the world, I would just like to say that I appreciate so greatly the humor that you guys put out there.

Speaker 2 The humor, the humor, the humor.

Speaker 2 Thank you. Thank you.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I think it makes the medicine go down a little bit easier. I've always believed that.

Speaker 2 And the coffee. Yeah.
Right. Thanks, Cecil.
Appreciate it. Well, it's a spoonful of sugar.

Speaker 2 It does. Yes, it does.

Speaker 2 Douglas in Texas. Hi, you're on the Glenn Pack program.

Speaker 11 Yeah, good morning, guys. Thanks for taking the call.
Actually, Friendswood, Texas. I know Glenn was visiting Friendswood after Harvey.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 11 Right around the corner from my mother-in-law's home.

Speaker 11 And the Texas delegation had visited us when they came down.

Speaker 11 Just a quick take on Cam Newton, the story. I think they look for an excuse to dump him.
It's probably more of taking a knee than it is.

Speaker 11 I think it was coming.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's a good idea. Has he been one to take a knee?

Speaker 2 I don't know that. Yeah, I don't either.
No, just the whole pro chest just in general

Speaker 2 it's kind of a way to get out possible uh yeah i hadn't i hadn't even considered that i had not either thanks douglas uh hope things are uh drying out there in your neighborhood steve in georgia you're on the uh glenn peck program hi hey guys

Speaker 11 take the call uh yeah i'm a uh 53-year-old male uh born and raised in the southeastern united states have many guns uh conceal concealed carry permit and all that uh probably two of the most highly debated issues in my lifetime have been either race relations or gun control.

Speaker 2 Absolutely.

Speaker 11 I was thinking, why can't nobody ever seems to get to a resolution? We all feel real strongly about our opinions and what direction we're coming from.

Speaker 11 What would be wrong with having a national televised debate?

Speaker 11 Let's pick four people, intelligent people from each side to present the facts and sit there and discuss this and put it on national television.

Speaker 11 I mean, when you think of how many people tune tune into that circus of a presidential debate and watch that.

Speaker 2 Well, that's

Speaker 2 the first problem with that is talking about facts. Because what happens with that, you'll never get anywhere.

Speaker 2 You will get on TV and we'll start talking about, we'll hear the lies, and then you'll get bogged down in trying to cover up, well, that's not a fact, that's a lie.

Speaker 2 No, it's not. And you'll never get anywhere.
The other problem is finding four intelligent people from the left.

Speaker 2 I do those.

Speaker 2 That's another problem. I'd actually love to do that.
You could probably do three, right? Maybe two or three?

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 2 No.

Speaker 2 Probably not. No? I don't think so.

Speaker 2 Have a great weekend. Glenn is back Monday, which is Columbus Day.
So that's the day we celebrate the genocidal maniac, I guess, that was Columbus.

Speaker 2 On my show, Pat Gray Unleashed, on Monday, we're going to have David Barton in to tell you the real story of Christopher Columbus.

Speaker 2 So join me for that. That'll be at noon Eastern, immediately following the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 5 Glenn Beck.