7/14/17 - America's forgotten man (Bill O'Reilly and Riaz Patel Join Glenn)

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Speaker 3 I got up this morning

Speaker 5 and I was sent a piece of audio from a friend

Speaker 8 of

Speaker 9 of The Forgotten Man. You're a long-term listener of this program.

Speaker 14 You remember Amity Schlays and she wrote a book called The Forgotten Man and it was all about the Great Depression.

Speaker 17 And The Forgotten Man

Speaker 19 is the guy in the middle.

Speaker 21 The government is talking about the poor

Speaker 23 and they

Speaker 24 want to help the poor.

Speaker 25 And so

Speaker 20 the government is person A,

Speaker 20 the poor is person C.

Speaker 3 And person A, the government says we have to help person C.

Speaker 21 So we're going to take money from person B

Speaker 27 and give it to person C

Speaker 20 and A and C are fine the forgotten man person B

Speaker 28 that they are crushed by this weight

Speaker 30 and that's what happened with Obamacare the government said we want to help people who don't have money And they promised person B,

Speaker 29 you're going to get $2,500 back.

Speaker 33 Because person B was like, wait, I like my doctor, I like my health care, and I'm barely holding on as it is.

Speaker 2 Don't worry, said person A.

Speaker 32 You'll keep your doctor, you'll keep your health church, and you're going to get $2,4, $2,500

Speaker 4 back every year.

Speaker 16 Well, they did it.

Speaker 3 Now person C has it.

Speaker 36 Person A has power, but person B is being crushed.

Speaker 39 The forgotten man.

Speaker 40 You need to hear the audio that I heard this morning.

Speaker 2 And then

Speaker 39 what we're going to do about it. We begin right now.

Speaker 39 I will make a stand.

Speaker 39 I will raise my voice. I will hold your hand.
Cause we have won.

Speaker 39 I will be my drum.

Speaker 39 I have made my choice. We will overcome.

Speaker 39 Cause we are one.

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Speaker 3 I got up this morning, I heard this audio, and I sent it to my entire staff.

Speaker 44 I also sent it to a few friends in the media on the left

Speaker 46 with a little dissertation.

Speaker 8 This is why we're having problems in the country.

Speaker 50 This is who is not being heard.

Speaker 53 This audio is from WMAL, a radio station in Washington, D.C.

Speaker 54 Listen to this.

Speaker 16 Alan, in Southern Maryland, you're on WMAL. Go Alan.

Speaker 55 I'm sick of the Donald Trump stuff, all the Trump stuff.

Speaker 56 I consider myself one of the forgotten men and women.

Speaker 57 I'm worried about job creation. I'm worried about tax cuts.
I need more money.

Speaker 58 I'm living paycheck to paycheck. They just cut off my cable bill.

Speaker 56 I'm rubbing two nickels together.

Speaker 55 My girl can't find a job to help me. We're out here struggling.

Speaker 60 and these people don't get it i mean they really don't get it

Speaker 62 i don't have money i mean i'm cutting back on my medicine my groceries she can't find a job do you feel like the president alan do you think do you feel like the president is is keeping his head down and doing what he promised to do to try to help you and other americans like you do you think he's if they let him do it and give him a chance yeah they're fighting him every step of the way we need help out here we've been struggling for years under obama and he's he had the right message that's we wetted him in because of that.

Speaker 68 And we need tax cuts.

Speaker 69 I need a couple extra dollars of my paycheck every week.

Speaker 60 We need jobs.

Speaker 68 Thanks, Alan.

Speaker 60 We need Trump and these liberal depression all this.

Speaker 70 They need to get off of that.

Speaker 66 And think about us that's out here putting our boots on every day, getting up at four o'clock in the morning, going to work, and trying to provide for our families.

Speaker 67 And it's hard. I love you, Larry.
Thank you, Alan.

Speaker 2 You see,

Speaker 71 we look at people

Speaker 6 in Washington, D.C., and in the media centers of New York, we look at people

Speaker 9 as Republicans or Democrats.

Speaker 73 We look at them as the rich or the oppressed.

Speaker 76 We forget about the people who are putting their boots on every day and getting up at four o'clock in the morning just trying to make ends meet, who have played by by the rules their entire life

Speaker 78 the media paid attention to people who wanted free phones

Speaker 78 you got obama phones yes everybody in cleveland no minority got obama phones keep obama in president you know

Speaker 78 the media paid attention to people who wanted obama cash

Speaker 81 this week here's a portion of in line for obama money where's it coming from Obama.

Speaker 81 Where's it coming from?

Speaker 81 Obama money.

Speaker 81 Where's it the money? What kind of money?

Speaker 82 So obviously a forecut of that.

Speaker 31 Obama cash.

Speaker 83 When asked where did that money come from, she said,

Speaker 31 I don't know Obama's stash.

Speaker 43 They paid attention to the plight,

Speaker 2 quote, in air quotes, of the Occupy Wall Street crowd that really

Speaker 31 they weren't oppressed.

Speaker 84 They were people going to Columbia University.

Speaker 46 They listened to those people, but they weren't listening to the people who eight years ago were struggling.

Speaker 88 And they were struggling under George W.

Speaker 90 Bush as well.

Speaker 30 People who haven't had a raise since 9-11.

Speaker 92 And these people have played by the rules.

Speaker 94 These people out among us

Speaker 35 as Tea Party people saying, this economy is going to collapse.

Speaker 36 This can't continue to go this way.

Speaker 95 Stop.

Speaker 97 Create jobs.

Speaker 36 The government doesn't create jobs.

Speaker 50 And now they're not listening to

Speaker 54 reason anymore because they are so far underwater.

Speaker 4 A drowning man will push a lifeguard underneath the water

Speaker 100 that you can't reason with a drowning man.

Speaker 5 Nobody listened to them.

Speaker 78 And this argument back and forth.

Speaker 96 Look, it's important.

Speaker 102 I think this is a danger.

Speaker 92 What's going on in our country right now in Washington is a danger to the Republic on about 40 different levels.

Speaker 34 The Democrats and the media do have a seemingly abnormal hatred towards Donald Trump.

Speaker 7 I can't control the media. You can't control the media.
We can't control the Democrats.

Speaker 82 We can't control the Republicans.

Speaker 105 We can't control our neighbors.

Speaker 77 We can only control ourselves.

Speaker 53 And when we get into the position of Larry, we can't even control ourselves.

Speaker 77 We are working so hard just to make sure our children have food on the table.

Speaker 107 We can't handle anymore.

Speaker 72 I'm not loyal to the GOP.

Speaker 38 I'm not loyal to Donald Trump or Barack Obama or Ronald Reagan.

Speaker 18 I am loyal to the things that will protect my children,

Speaker 18 that will help my children, will help me feed my children, educate my children.

Speaker 96 I have deep loyalty to the neighbors and the friends who, like Larry,

Speaker 92 are doing everything they can to keep their head above water.

Speaker 32 It's why we started.

Speaker 86 I get it today for the very first time.

Speaker 30 Why, five years ago, I heard heard build the framework of hope and I didn't even understand it until today I didn't really understand it I understood it in a mathematical way I understood it in an intellectual way I knew what was coming I've been warning you what is coming but Larry is already feeling it It's why when we started Mercury 1 and we have the labor of love, I've been saying, please go help your neighbors.

Speaker 84 Please go find the people in your own neighborhood.

Speaker 111 They have to know somebody hears them.

Speaker 91 Somebody sees them.

Speaker 39 My grandparents were not wealthy.

Speaker 39 But my grandparents, my grandfather,

Speaker 23 never telling my grandmother,

Speaker 49 would take his lunch of, and if I heard it one more time, I I was going to explode as a kid, lard sandwiches.

Speaker 23 All they had was lard.

Speaker 6 Grandma would make bread, and she would put lard on it,

Speaker 15 and he would eat lard sandwiches.

Speaker 27 They didn't, they couldn't afford butter, they couldn't afford anything.

Speaker 74 So she would make bread, and that was his meal.

Speaker 31 And my grandfather, during the Depression, was actually going to work and giving it to people who didn't even have a lard sandwich.

Speaker 44 and he would skip his lunch.

Speaker 116 That's who we are.

Speaker 92 Those are the roots where we came.

Speaker 113 So now how do we

Speaker 40 how do we help Larry?

Speaker 23 The first thing we do is remember what the 9-12 project was about.

Speaker 39 We're not alone. You're not alone, Larry.

Speaker 40 There are people that hear you.

Speaker 40 We, who are not in Larry's situation, need to figure out a way to help Larry and the help is not going to come from Washington.

Speaker 48 What happens to Larry, God forbid, that the stock market finally takes the tumble that we all know it's going to do.

Speaker 27 It can't go this way forever.

Speaker 90 And I'm sorry, but anybody who tells you that the stock market, look at the stock market, A, who cares about the stock market except those who have so much money that they've got it from the Fed from the discount window that doesn't mean anything anymore.

Speaker 90 And they've invested it in their own company stock to inflate the price of their own stock so they have a golden parachute.

Speaker 105 Let me tell you who cares about the stock market.

Speaker 5 Anybody who's worked their whole life and has a pension and were lied to by the unions and the politicians.

Speaker 30 All the cops, all the firemen, all the teachers, they care about the stock market.

Speaker 32 They've played by the rules.

Speaker 108 And when the stock market comes down and their pensions can't be paid, then what happens?

Speaker 105 We all have to be prepared to voluntarily share what we have.

Speaker 20 Not some government coming in and taking it and taking 70% of every dollar so the fat cats can get rich.

Speaker 105 Those of us who are not in Larry's situation

Speaker 7 need to hear him.

Speaker 74 Need to find him in our own lives.

Speaker 100 Need to understand that most likely

Speaker 11 there are millions of Larry's who will fight you on Donald Trump and fight you on

Speaker 39 Russia

Speaker 96 because they're flailing.

Speaker 95 They're drowning.

Speaker 87 And if we stop and listen to them, perhaps we can get to where he was.

Speaker 40 We can actually hear what's...

Speaker 11 what's underneath that.

Speaker 74 What's happening in your life?

Speaker 122 What's happening?

Speaker 77 How can I help?

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Speaker 24 So on

Speaker 12 WMAL

Speaker 4 guy named Larry called and I

Speaker 78 sorry Alan it was on the Larry show and his name was Alan and he called and I want you to listen to his call one more time Alan in southern Maryland.

Speaker 16 You're on WMAL go out

Speaker 55 I'm sick of the Donald Trump stuff, all the Trump stuff.

Speaker 56 I consider myself one of the forgotten men and women.

Speaker 58 i'm worried about job creation i'm worried about tax cuts i need more money i'm living paycheck to paycheck they just cut off my cable bill i'm rubbing two nickels together my girl can't find a job to help me we're out here struggling

Speaker 59 and these people don't get it i mean they really don't get it

Speaker 55 i don't have money i mean i'm cutting back on my medicine my groceries

Speaker 62 she can't find a job Do you feel like the president, Alan, do you think do you feel like the president is keeping his head down and doing what he promised to do to try to help you and other Americans like you?

Speaker 64 Do you think he's...

Speaker 60 If they let him do it and give him a chance, they're fighting him every step of the way.

Speaker 66 We need help out here.

Speaker 68 We've been struggling for years under Obama, and he had the right message.

Speaker 68 We murdered him in because of that. And we need tax cuts.

Speaker 69 I need a couple extra dollars of our paycheck every week.

Speaker 60 We need jobs.

Speaker 68 Thanks, Alan.

Speaker 60 We need Trump and these liberal, the press, and all this.

Speaker 70 They need to get off of that.

Speaker 66 And think about us that's out here putting our boots on every day, getting up at 4 o'clock in the morning, going to work, and trying to provide for our families.

Speaker 67 And it's hard.

Speaker 60 Love you, Larry. Thank you, Alan.

Speaker 77 Hey, I just this, this, his voice will haunt me all day.

Speaker 83 And what he said will haunt me all day.

Speaker 122 And

Speaker 122 I wrote an email to some friends in the press who are on the right and

Speaker 53 to my company.

Speaker 82 And I said, let his voice haunt you all day.

Speaker 53 Everything we need to know is in that call.

Speaker 72 You'll notice

Speaker 20 what

Speaker 20 he's not even,

Speaker 23 he doesn't even care.

Speaker 11 We can't even get him to a place where he wants to talk about Russia.

Speaker 5 And he's not talking about,

Speaker 5 you know, these damn Mexicans.

Speaker 128 He's just saying, I need tax cuts.

Speaker 128 I need tax cuts.

Speaker 99 I'm cutting down on my medicine.

Speaker 126 This is not somebody who was protesting Occupy Wall Street saying, I can't pay

Speaker 74 my tuition for Columbia University.

Speaker 12 Remember when the media was paying attention to them and we were like, who promised anyone a Columbia University education?

Speaker 111 This guy is saying I'm cutting back on my medicine.

Speaker 93 This is the guy that the liberals were saying they were going to help with Obamacare.

Speaker 36 No, because he doesn't fit in that.

Speaker 114 He's the guy you've taken money from.

Speaker 93 He's the guy who's had a hundred and forty percent increase on his Obamacare premium.

Speaker 54 So, now how do we fix this?

Speaker 83 You know, Jimmy Carter supporters had exactly the same reaction when Ronald Reagan said, Let's make America great again.

Speaker 39 Because, see, that was a Ronald Reagan phrase.

Speaker 4 Let's make America great again.

Speaker 50 And what did the Clinton, or I'm sorry, what did the Carter supporters say?

Speaker 99 The exact same thing as Hillary Clinton supporters.

Speaker 96 America's already great.

Speaker 118 Well, it didn't feel like it then, and it doesn't feel like it now.

Speaker 33 So, how do we make America great again?

Speaker 54 Well, first, let's go back to Ronald Reagan and what Ronald Reagan, how he said, let's make America great.

Speaker 24 And then the path forward, how we do that.

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Speaker 79 Those in leadership give us tax increases and tell us we must also do with less.

Speaker 79 Have they thought about those who've always had less,

Speaker 79 especially the minorities? This is like telling them that just as they step on that first rung of the ladder of opportunity, the ladder is being pulled out from under them.

Speaker 79 That may be the Democratic leadership's message to the minorities, but it won't be our message.

Speaker 79 Ours,

Speaker 79 ours will be. We have to move ahead, but we're not going to leave anyone behind.

Speaker 79 Thanks to the economic policies of the Democratic Party, millions of Americans find themselves out of work.

Speaker 79 Millions more have never even had a fair chance to learn new skills, hold a decent job, or secure for themselves and their families

Speaker 79 a share in the prosperity of this nation. It's time to put America back to work, to make our cities and towns,

Speaker 79 make our cities and towns resound with the confident voices of men and women of all races, nationalities, and faiths, bringing home to their families a paycheck they can cash for honest money.

Speaker 79 For those without skills, We'll find a way to help them get new skills. For those without job opportunities, we'll stimulate new opportunities, particularly in the inner cities where they live.

Speaker 79 For those who've abandoned hope, we'll restore hope and we'll welcome them into a great national crusade to make America great again.

Speaker 27 A great national crusade to make America great again.

Speaker 119 So how can we do that?

Speaker 137 With Donald Trump fighting the press,

Speaker 45 tweeting the press, antagonizing the press, and the press knowing what we know about the press, doing what they do, knowing that we could have run John F.

Speaker 74 Kennedy Jr.

Speaker 82 and they would have painted him as a monster.

Speaker 42 What can we do?

Speaker 54 May I suggest we spit ourselves out of this mess, this back and forth of, yes, he did, no, he didn't, yes, he did, no, he didn't, doesn't matter, yes, it does, no, it doesn't, yes, it does.

Speaker 93 It's a nightmare.

Speaker 102 And it's going to do to our society

Speaker 92 the same things

Speaker 108 that it did to our society in the 1990s.

Speaker 140 It made us more callous.

Speaker 46 It made us more divided.

Speaker 27 And the unknown repercussions weren't known for at least 10 years.

Speaker 24 With the Democrats and the Trump administration so distracted right now, now is the perfect time to actually get something done.

Speaker 93 Let them scream about collusion. Let them scream about treason.
Let them scream about it's okay, we all would have done it.

Speaker 90 Whatever they want to say.

Speaker 11 Meanwhile, why don't the people who are always the ones who actually make the difference in the country,

Speaker 99 Why don't we focus on demanding that Congress finally do what they say?

Speaker 32 Congress is afraid of you.

Speaker 111 Congress won't come out against Donald Trump right now.

Speaker 120 You see it.

Speaker 97 They're all on television now, kind of supporting Donald Trump, but not really.

Speaker 32 Why?

Speaker 90 Because they're afraid of you.

Speaker 93 Good.

Speaker 90 Let's tell them you should be afraid of us because we'll vote you out unless you pass tax cuts.

Speaker 12 President Trump will sign it.

Speaker 108 You put it on his desk.

Speaker 20 He's going to sign it.

Speaker 143 Pass tax cuts.

Speaker 31 I don't care about Obamacare reform.

Speaker 36 I care about reforming the insurance industry, giving real insurance a chance to work to lower our cost.

Speaker 109 I actually care about the people who actually are struggling.

Speaker 30 The ones who are like Alan on that phone call, who are actually saying to themselves, I can't afford this medicine.

Speaker 46 When my daughter came home, who has cerebral palsy and seizures, and says, Dad,

Speaker 30 our insurance no longer covers my medicine, and it's $3,000 a month.

Speaker 90 What is she supposed to do?

Speaker 90 What am I supposed to do?

Speaker 90 I'm in a very blessed situation currently that nobody's in.

Speaker 132 God forbid dad had lost his job.

Speaker 145 What pays for her medicine?

Speaker 138 She was raised in a family that doesn't take handouts, doesn't take government charity.

Speaker 111 She must have the medicine.

Speaker 93 So does Alan.

Speaker 36 So does the woman down your street.

Speaker 93 The members of Congress are in a very blessed situation they get everything covered

Speaker 97 they got a problem no problem for the rest of their life

Speaker 93 demand that they repeal obamacare and then

Speaker 109 get off the backs and stop with the regulations that are driving the cost of health care through the roof.

Speaker 4 A hundred and forty percent increase after Obamacare, because of Obamacare, is unacceptable.

Speaker 76 We need to let them know that while the focus is on Donald Jr.

Speaker 39 and Russia,

Speaker 143 pass it.

Speaker 143 Pass it.

Speaker 90 Reform health insurance and pass tax cuts because those of us who have businesses who are struggling, if you give us a tax cut, we will create new jobs.

Speaker 123 Make it clear to Congress that they work for us.

Speaker 31 We demand that they get this done.

Speaker 20 You see, we've been convinced that we shouldn't call them, that they won't do anything.

Speaker 90 I've been convinced in the last week, they're so afraid of the Donald Trump voter.

Speaker 113 And they think turning against him on Russia is going to hurt.

Speaker 35 They're afraid of Donald Trump turning on them because he'll unleash you on them.

Speaker 31 That's a proxy war.

Speaker 87 You're nobody's proxy.

Speaker 94 You have the power.

Speaker 95 Call Congress.

Speaker 143 Pass tax cuts now.

Speaker 141 I don't care what's happening with Russia. I don't care what's happening.

Speaker 102 You're going to solve that and it's going to take you a year. But in that year, we struggle and nobody, nobody creates a job.

Speaker 12 Tax cuts now.

Speaker 31 Take action or forget about Donald Trump.

Speaker 96 No matter what Donald Trump tells us to do, we'll vote your ass out.

Speaker 90 We want the border secured.

Speaker 131 It is.

Speaker 32 It's astonishing to me that the most powerful and innovative nation in history can't do something as basic and as necessary as secure our border, pass a tax cut so our corporations are not paying the highest taxes in the world.

Speaker 21 You know, Germany just reported they're not having a hard time finding really high-skilled workers in Germany

Speaker 20 because the Americans are answering the jobs.

Speaker 87 Americans are saying, move me over to Germany and I'll take the job.

Speaker 93 Stop caving in, Congress, to income inequality.

Speaker 32 It's Marxist rhetoric.

Speaker 92 Do what Reagan did.

Speaker 140 Lower the taxes and spark the economy.

Speaker 88 There are 320 million of us.

Speaker 31 There's only 545 of them.

Speaker 82 It's time to remind them who's in charge.

Speaker 83 And gee, 2018 is right around the corner.

Speaker 31 That's how our country works.

Speaker 2 We put them in place to do our work, not the other way around.

Speaker 30 We don't vote for them so they can pass laws so then we do their bidding.

Speaker 117 For too long now, we've been beaten down, believing we don't matter, that your voice doesn't count, that we can't do anything.

Speaker 42 It's a lie.

Speaker 93 Tucker Carlson was on two nights ago talking about American exceptionalism and American values and poo-pooing them.

Speaker 12 Come on, we all know that that's pretty much a Frank Capra dream and and everybody does it bull crap don't you listen to that

Speaker 90 what Frank Capra tells us in his movies it's a wonderful life in his movies mr. Smith goes to Washington

Speaker 90 that's true in its spirit

Speaker 35 As long as we demand that it is true, as long as we keep it alive.

Speaker 46 Look, here's a great thing.

Speaker 27 We have a window of opportunity here.

Speaker 13 The media is falling all over themselves.

Speaker 74 They're not paying attention to anything else.

Speaker 50 This is the greatest watch the other hand misdirection I've ever seen come our way.

Speaker 12 They are foaming at the mouth right now about Donald Jr., and in the meantime, Congress is doing nothing.

Speaker 90 What are you crazy?

Speaker 111 Now is the time to go, Congress.

Speaker 137 And I want you to hear me.

Speaker 76 The last decade has been tough, and it is going to be tough.

Speaker 83 It's only going to get tougher, and it's going to get frustrating, you bet.

Speaker 46 But I believe, most Americans believe

Speaker 130 in the idea of what makes America great is not a leader.

Speaker 84 What makes America great is the neighbor down the street that finds out about another neighbor that is struggling and helps them.

Speaker 18 What makes America great is that we serve one another.

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Speaker 13 Find out what they're doing.

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Speaker 84 Find the person that's struggling who feels alone and not heard.

Speaker 13 They may disagree with you politically.

Speaker 32 They may even say crazy things politically.

Speaker 83 Why are they saying that?

Speaker 83 Why are they saying that?

Speaker 77 Because they're racist bastards?

Speaker 6 Because they're bigots? Because they're idiots?

Speaker 13 Or because they're in so much pain they don't know what to do?

Speaker 100 We're caught up in madness right now.

Speaker 39 The entire world is going over the cliff of madness.

Speaker 54 I'm not going over the cliff with the rest of humanity

Speaker 128 because it's madness.

Speaker 132 And that's not what Americans do.

Speaker 2 While the world goes over a cliff, we turn to each other

Speaker 100 and we say we deserve better.

Speaker 42 We can do better.

Speaker 2 We are better.

Speaker 109 Our children deserve a future.

Speaker 111 Mankind deserves a future.

Speaker 90 And as bad as things are, we are still the last greatest hope for the whole world.

Speaker 91 If America falls into madness, the entire world loses its freedom.

Speaker 7 I don't believe one man can make America great again.

Speaker 7 Because that's not what made America great in the first place.

Speaker 13 But I do believe in making America great again.

Speaker 92 And America is great because America is good.

Speaker 109 So let's serve each other.

Speaker 32 Let's listen to each other.

Speaker 30 Let's do everything we can to heal the wounds, as Abraham Lincoln said, with charity for all and malice toward none.

Speaker 12 And let's get on the phones right now and call your congressman, call your senator and say, pass a damn tax cut now.

Speaker 140 Pass the tax cuts now.

Speaker 113 You're afraid of being seen going against Donald Trump?

Speaker 38 It's not Donald Trump.

Speaker 91 It's what Donald Trump said.

Speaker 90 Tax cuts, immigration reform,

Speaker 111 and repealing Obamacare.

Speaker 39 Do it now, or you're going to have one really bad 2018.

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Speaker 148 We should learn a little bit from progressives.

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Speaker 148 Why hasn't the House already passed tax reform? Pass immigration reform. Pass these things.
Make the borders stronger. Do the things now while everyone's focused on what Donald Trump's kid is doing.

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Speaker 34 Give him bills to sign. Right now, he'll sign them.

Speaker 93 He will sign them.

Speaker 109 And his approval ratings will go up.

Speaker 120 Pass tax cuts, real tax cuts, aggressive tax cuts.

Speaker 148 Don't wait for the media to be focused on this when it's the only issue you're trying to deal with.

Speaker 59 Pass it now while they're all talking about Russia and they're talking about healthcare.

Speaker 24 Pass tax reform.

Speaker 102 Pass Obamacare repeal right now.

Speaker 76 Pass it.

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Speaker 151 That's a long list.

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Speaker 30 Mr.

Speaker 95 Bill O'Reilly from BillO'Reilly.com.

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Speaker 119 The no-spin news, where you can get no spin and news together.

Speaker 125 It's like a, a, I haven't watched it myself.

Speaker 151 It's like a stepping class or something, a spinner's class and the news at the same time with your congenial host, Bill O'Reilly at billorilly.com.

Speaker 38 Hello, Bill.

Speaker 95 How are you, sir?

Speaker 81 Congenial, that's me.

Speaker 2 I am.

Speaker 106 I say a lot of things I don't actually believe.

Speaker 81 Do you see now and your audience knows better?

Speaker 2 Yeah, I know.

Speaker 81 You're just a hollow man.

Speaker 129 I know, I know.

Speaker 132 So,

Speaker 4 Bill, what a week.

Speaker 153 What a week.

Speaker 153 Yeah.

Speaker 81 So where do you want to start?

Speaker 23 Well, this is your section of the show.

Speaker 6 I think you should start with what do you

Speaker 2 can't wait to say.

Speaker 62 Let me,

Speaker 81 I have a good lead off. This

Speaker 81 encapsulizes the week. So

Speaker 81 throughout the day, now that I don't have to trek into New York City and, you know, suffer three hours on the road,

Speaker 81 I'm in and out and I'll watch a little news just to make sure I don't miss anything and all of that. I'm not sitting there on my butt, but

Speaker 81 it's on, and I'm kind of cruising around. So I walk by, CNN's on, and

Speaker 81 the lady anchor is breathless.

Speaker 2 Breathless, man.

Speaker 81 She's really excited. She says to the audience, we have video of Donald Trump meeting with the Russians.

Speaker 81 And I mean, she's just apileptic about it.

Speaker 81 And we'll be back in a moment with that video.

Speaker 81 So I got to sit through, you know, three minutes of Viagra commercials. Okay.

Speaker 81 So then it comes back, and I'm sitting there. Okay.
Now you have video. Donald Trump meeting with the Russians.

Speaker 70 You know what it was?

Speaker 81 It was in 2013, he met with some Russians about the Miss Universe contest.

Speaker 2 That was the breathless video.

Speaker 95 Okay, well, hang on just a second.

Speaker 12 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, just a second.

Speaker 96 Because I watched the same thing and I sat through the same Viagra commercials and I'm like, what?

Speaker 12 And they did come back.

Speaker 118 And you're, again, Bill,

Speaker 2 you tell half the story.

Speaker 18 It was the Russians of the 2014 Miss Universe.

Speaker 115 However, it was in particular the Russian that is involved in the story.

Speaker 46 In the

Speaker 99 one who met with

Speaker 46 the Crown Attorney for Russia or the attorney general of Russia that was in that email, it was that guy that he was with.

Speaker 12 And they were just trying to show.

Speaker 81 It was the pop star and the ridiculous British PR agent.

Speaker 2 Yes. Okay.

Speaker 81 But it had nothing to do, and this was how it was sold,

Speaker 81 with Trump and the collusion accusations. Nothing to do with it.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 That's my point.

Speaker 12 Okay, so let me go here with this because I actually didn't see it on CNN.

Speaker 53 I saw it on MSNBC.

Speaker 8 I walked by that nightmare.

Speaker 20 And that's where I saw it.

Speaker 12 And they handled it exactly the same way.

Speaker 110 However, I was surprised because when they came back and they showed that, the point they were making with that, and I don't know where NBC found these people that were willing to go on NBC, but the point was,

Speaker 131 to me, this shows not that Donald Trump was colluding or anything else, but that the Russians had been targeting him for a very long time.

Speaker 155 We know that in 1976, the Russians, the KGB, said, I'm shocked.

Speaker 115 I don't know who this Reagan guy is.

Speaker 115 Somebody needs to find out who he is. He might be president.

Speaker 96 The KGB didn't believe that KGB agent

Speaker 115 until obviously 1980, but they assigned him to watch.

Speaker 130 And the same thing we know has happened all throughout history.

Speaker 71 Anybody who looks like there's a chance they might be president, they try to put lures in front of them that are not connected to the KGB.

Speaker 34 And so the discussion.

Speaker 81 I'm being very generous here, Beck. I mean, it's a mistake.

Speaker 137 They're not telling you the truth of what they said.

Speaker 81 Dopey contests where they're trying to get it into Moscow. I don't think anybody in the world had any idea that Donald Trump may run for president.

Speaker 34 He had been saying it since the 1980s.

Speaker 2 1980s.

Speaker 81 And here's another one today. Just today, Beck, just moments before I picked up the phone to come on your find radio program.

Speaker 2 Yes.

Speaker 81 They're screaming, Donald Trump Jr.

Speaker 81 met

Speaker 81 with a former

Speaker 81 Russian intelligence agent at that meeting.

Speaker 81 All right. Oh my God.
And it turns out who's the guy?

Speaker 81 He's an American citizen, a lobbyist, a lobbyist for Russia who during the Soviet Union, and you remember it's been quite a few years, had a low-level job with

Speaker 81 Intel in the Soviet Union.

Speaker 81 It's look, it's what I'm trying to point out is it's hysteria now.

Speaker 4 Hysteria.

Speaker 81 And there may be a good story here.

Speaker 81 There may be a good story, but it's certainly not surfaced yet.

Speaker 81 And the coverage is as blatantly dishonest as I've ever seen any story covered.

Speaker 152 Okay, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt because this is exactly the kind of stuff that you said to me about George Soros and about the Progressive Party back in the day.

Speaker 32 You were like, Glenn, I could believe you, not believe you.

Speaker 83 It doesn't matter.

Speaker 137 There's no story there yet.

Speaker 71 And that's why you always said, I report the news.

Speaker 84 I don't report what it looks like and could be.

Speaker 12 Okay, so I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. I'm not going to give that benefit of the doubt to others on left or right that are on television, but you at least are being consistent here.

Speaker 103 So let's not.

Speaker 81 What I'm trying to do with the no spin news on billorilly.com is to try to have a home for Americans who want to know what has been established as truth, not

Speaker 81 flights of fancy, not sleight of hand, not free-card monty, which is what now

Speaker 81 the network television news is doing. It's different from what the newspapers are doing, by the way.

Speaker 81 It's very interesting because what the newspapers, the hate Trump newspaper industry, is doing is they're just flat out trying to create a

Speaker 81 system that will impeach

Speaker 81 Trump. That's what they're doing.
That's what their goal is, and they're working toward that goal in any way they can. They'll use any kind of blind source.
They'll print any kind of innuendo.

Speaker 81 It's different than what the cables are doing. The cables and to some extent the nightly news and the morning news shows are basically hysterical.

Speaker 81 You listen to them and you're going, what the hell are they talking about? What really happened here? And what really happened here, we don't know. And that's why Mueller will find out.

Speaker 81 He's got to investigate this. And he should.
He should.

Speaker 81 Look, I don't know if Donald Trump Jr. has enough hair moose to get through all of the hearings that he's going to have to do.

Speaker 2 Oh, that's not hair moose. That's full-fledged motor oil.
He's got a lot of moose up there. All right.

Speaker 81 So he's got to stock it up. But we should.

Speaker 2 We should.

Speaker 120 All right. So let me switch subjects here.

Speaker 12 First of all, this is the difference between Bill O'Reilly and I.

Speaker 104 Then this, I think, is why we get along, is because when Benghazi happened, three days after, I was on the air with the chalkboard showing exactly what I thought happened, and it turned out to be exactly true.

Speaker 126 Bill was not reporting that because Bill reports the actual news.

Speaker 48 I tie things together.

Speaker 46 I can tell you now, I can put a chalkboard together that will show you not collusion, but entrapment,

Speaker 35 a luring in of the Trump family, and they played into the hands, unbeknownst to them, of Russia, which is a very dangerous situation.

Speaker 115 I can show you that the Clintons knew what they were doing when they would go and they would sell access to foreign countries, just give it to us with the Clinton Foundation.

Speaker 46 We could show you that.

Speaker 101 It's not proof.

Speaker 109 Bill will report on the story.

Speaker 35 I will tell you what I think it means in coming, what is what really happened in my opinion.

Speaker 20 It's a difference between us.

Speaker 54 But let me change stories.

Speaker 76 You and I both know that this is out of control and nobody is listening.

Speaker 123 Let me play some audio for you from WMAL in Washington, D.C.

Speaker 157 This was on a talk show.

Speaker 131 This is the Trump,

Speaker 12 many people who voted for Donald Trump.

Speaker 46 I want you to listen to the desperation in this man's voice, Bill.

Speaker 16 Alan, in Southern Maryland, you're on WMAL. Go out.

Speaker 55 I'm sick of the Donald Trump stuff, all the Trump stuff.

Speaker 56 I consider myself one of the forgotten men and women.

Speaker 57 I'm worried about job creation.

Speaker 58 I'm worried about tax cuts. I need more money.
I'm living paycheck to paycheck. They just cut off my cable bill.

Speaker 56 I'm rubbing two nickels together.

Speaker 59 My girl can't find a job to help me.

Speaker 55 We're out here struggling.

Speaker 59 And these people don't get it. I mean, they really don't get it.

Speaker 67 I don't have money.

Speaker 60 I mean, I'm cutting back on my medicine, my groceries.

Speaker 59 She can't find a job.

Speaker 62 Do you feel like the president,

Speaker 62 Alan? Do you think, do you feel like the president is keeping his head down and doing what he promised to do to try to help you and other Americans like you?

Speaker 2 Do you think he's if they let him do it and give him a chance?

Speaker 67 Yeah, they're fighting him every step of the way. We need help out here.

Speaker 66 We've been struggling for years under Obama, and he's he had the right message.

Speaker 68 We murdered him in because of that. And we need tax cuts.

Speaker 69 I need a couple extra dollars of my paycheck every week.

Speaker 60 We need jobs.

Speaker 68 Thanks, Alan.

Speaker 60 We need Trump and these liberal depressed and all this.

Speaker 70 They need to get off of that.

Speaker 66 And think about us that's out here putting our boots on every day, getting up at four o'clock in the morning, going to work, and trying to provide for a family.

Speaker 67 And it's hard.

Speaker 77 So, last hour, I laid out

Speaker 45 my opinion on

Speaker 18 what this all means.

Speaker 155 And what this means is,

Speaker 110 I don't, I could lay out a plan for

Speaker 51 or a look at what

Speaker 110 happened in Russia, and I could lay it out like I used to on Fox and make a very strong case.

Speaker 115 And I believe that case is accurate. But instead of doing that, why don't we

Speaker 156 listen to people like Allen, see their pain, figure out how to give them the things that they need?

Speaker 88 But more importantly,

Speaker 128 why aren't we pressuring Congress to pass a damn tax cut while the media is in a feeding frenzy?

Speaker 85 Misdirection or overwhelm the system is what they were doing to us for the last eight years.

Speaker 32 We have that opportunity.

Speaker 137 Bill O'Reilly at billorilly.com, his opinion on that when we come back our sponsor this half hour is car shield having to get your car repaired sucks

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Speaker 118 absolutely not seeing and what they're missing.

Speaker 106 So

Speaker 126 when we last left, Bill O'Reilly, his always cheerful disposition, we were talking about a guy who called in to a radio show in WML MAL in Washington, D.C.,

Speaker 32 and he was desperate.

Speaker 46 Bill, why are we focusing as the

Speaker 138 media on the right, why are we focusing on Russia, did happen, didn't happen, doesn't matter, yes, it does, when really, if we went to Congress who are scared of their own shadow and said, pass tax reform, pass the legislation of repealing Obamacare, pass these things and overwhelming the system, We know Donald Trump would sign them.

Speaker 2 Why don't we do that?

Speaker 2 Well, you're saying, why don't we do it?

Speaker 81 Then you're calling for like demonstrations of people who would come out of their homes and have signs and stand in front of the Capitol.

Speaker 81 I think that would be an effective thing, but people are working so hard and

Speaker 81 trying to raise families that they're not going to do it.

Speaker 126 I just think calling Congress would help.

Speaker 4 I mean, they're afraid of the Trump vote.

Speaker 81 Everybody should do that. But you basically have a system whereby the Democratic Party is trying to paralyze the federal government.

Speaker 81 That's the most important thing. The Democratic Party is trying to paralyze the Trump administration, and so they get nothing done.

Speaker 2 Okay, well,

Speaker 115 but they can't do that with the Republicans having both houses.

Speaker 151 They have the Senate and the House, so they can pass things.

Speaker 81 They can in a certain way,

Speaker 81 because they are basically, for example, Cate's Law. Slam dunk, right?

Speaker 81 Well, you need 60 votes in the Senate to get Case Law passed, and probably you're not going to get them because the Democratic Party has gone so radical left. And this is how frustrating it is.

Speaker 81 But on the two big issues of health care, which is hurting working Americans because of the high deductibles they have to pay and the

Speaker 81 premiums going up, and the tax cuts, on those two, you basically have a Republican Party that just can't get it together. You know, I was watching Rand Paul again today on television.

Speaker 81 He's not going to vote for the new health care bill. And

Speaker 81 he is not going to compromise. He's going to vote against it.
And that means Obamacare may then survive. And that means the Republican Party will get hammered in the next election.

Speaker 81 But Rand Paul doesn't seem to care. All right.
So you have, you know,

Speaker 2 that's a little harsh.

Speaker 48 That's a little harsh.

Speaker 40 He really does care.

Speaker 2 He cares about a good bill, which this is not.

Speaker 144 This is not a good bill.

Speaker 104 This is better than it was.

Speaker 6 They did go for the cruise.

Speaker 2 Marginally better. Marginally.

Speaker 95 They went for the marginally better.

Speaker 2 No tax breaks now? Take the policy out of it.

Speaker 81 Take the policy out of it.

Speaker 81 You can try very hard if you're Rand Paul to get what you want in the bill. But in the end, if it comes down to voting against it and having Obamacare then survive for another year, you vote for it.

Speaker 144 It's mind-boggling to me, though, Bill,

Speaker 144 that it's Rand Paul and Ted Cruz and Mike Lee and the guys who are really trying to toe the line on conservatism. They're the ones who are getting the beating rather than the boneheads

Speaker 149 who think that Obamacare light is what the American people want.

Speaker 2 That's what it is. It's not what we want.

Speaker 132 It's not what they want.

Speaker 13 It's not what the Trump voters want. They need relief.

Speaker 18 And these bills, Rand Paul, will turn out to be right because this bill will make the average payment that has already gone up 140%.

Speaker 46 It will make the average person's health premium go up even further faster.

Speaker 2 Not if it includes cruises.

Speaker 30 That is the hope, and that is why the one thing in there that I think is possible.

Speaker 37 And it will.

Speaker 78 It will.

Speaker 81 They'll put it in that all insurance companies can compete nationwide. If you have that, that will drive the premiums down.

Speaker 81 But I'll tell you what, even if that's in there, I don't think Rand Paul is going to vote for that bill. And I don't think Susan Collins will vote for it.

Speaker 81 And the guy in Nevada, he won't vote for it because they're voting their own self-interest. They're not voting for what's good for the country.

Speaker 81 You're never going to get, like Reagan said, you know, if you get 70% of what you want, you vote for it.

Speaker 2 All right.

Speaker 81 And then we get from within.

Speaker 81 But look,

Speaker 81 that's policy.

Speaker 81 I was really affected by hearing that guy in Maryland talking on WMAL. I mean, this guy, he needs help, and he doesn't want the corrupt media, and they couldn't care less about him.

Speaker 2 And they think that he's an idiot.

Speaker 81 Okay.

Speaker 81 But the corrupt media is never going to stop trying to get Trump impeached. Never.

Speaker 81 And all Americans should know that.

Speaker 81 So, yes, the route that people listening to the Beck program today should take is call their senators and congresspeople and say, you've got to give us us tax relief and you've got to give us health care relief.

Speaker 34 There is the amendment.

Speaker 2 The mass movement has to happen.

Speaker 46 The McConnell plan does include Ted Cruz and Mike Lee's backed

Speaker 116 version.

Speaker 115 Well, let's talk to Ted and Mike.

Speaker 148 Mike is saying he's undecided on this bill, and they're saying his plan in it.

Speaker 11 We will vote for it.

Speaker 149 It does seem like they will.

Speaker 81 Agree, it's Collins, it's Collins, it's Paul, and the guy in the VAT.

Speaker 12 Okay,

Speaker 4 back in just a second with more from BillO'Reilly at billo'reilly.com.com.

Speaker 158 BillO'Reilly.com.com.com.

Speaker 33 He'll be joining us when we come back.

Speaker 33 We are one.

Speaker 33 The Glenbeck program.

Speaker 33 Look, Kim.

Speaker 33 This is the Glenbeck program.

Speaker 145 All right, let me take to let me take Bill O'Reilly over

Speaker 14 to England and talk a little bit about Charlie Gard.

Speaker 48 Yesterday, Charlie's parents went to the high court,

Speaker 2 and the judge over in England said, all right, Charlie, the 11-month-old child that

Speaker 45 has been doomed to death now by a court in London, said, all right, there is a U.S.

Speaker 31 doctor that is offering treatment, and we'll fly him to London on Monday.

Speaker 152 He can examine Charlie Gard, and then we'll listen to him.

Speaker 126 If we think he's got something to say, then we'll talk about treatment for Charlie.

Speaker 115 But Monday, if we don't agree with his assessment,

Speaker 157 we're pulling the plug on this 11-month-old.

Speaker 34 Your reaction to that, Bill O'Reilly?

Speaker 81 Well, first of all, thanks for covering the story. Nobody else is covering it.
It's amazing.

Speaker 81 Second.

Speaker 53 I don't understand why the British government just doesn't hand the child over to the Vatican and let the vatican doctors and uh the pro-life movement and and couldn't they bill couldn't they do that couldn't they do that if if they take their british passports um and instead use the vatican passports with the vatican said that they would give charlie and his parents vatican passports they would they might even have to deny their citizenship but i have to tell you if i lived in a country that was doing this to my son i would deny my citizenship i oh but there isn't any legal precedent for denying anybody citizenship.

Speaker 81 The Vatican has made a humanitarian offer, keyword humanitarian, all right? The British government can cooperate with a state. The Vatican's a country, all right?

Speaker 81 And Charlie's parents have signed off on it. So what's the problem? You know, the British government does not have

Speaker 81 the power to limit travel. They can't tell Charlie's parents, you can't fly to Rome.

Speaker 2 They can.

Speaker 50 They They can, actually.

Speaker 87 They can stop the parents from taking because Charlie is not just scoop him up and take him out.

Speaker 47 He has to have the breathing machine and everything else.

Speaker 34 So he has to be moved.

Speaker 95 Yeah.

Speaker 81 As long as you're tethered to the British health care system financed by the government,

Speaker 81 this is why Americans don't want that.

Speaker 2 Well, not only.

Speaker 81 There are logistics, but I'll submit to you that this could be done

Speaker 81 with private help on a private jet with private doctors. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 Everything's going to be done.

Speaker 148 But

Speaker 148 they won't let them leave the hospital, and that's the issue. Listen to this argument from the attorney.

Speaker 148 In a submission to the high court, the hospital's attorney wrote that while the institution understands that the parents believe they alone have the right to decide the treatment for their son, the hospital holds different principles.

Speaker 81 I mean, that's how insane it is.

Speaker 81 That's why you don't want the government basically telling you what you can and can't have. You know, but here's something that nobody's mentioned.

Speaker 81 In Great Britain, you can reject their health care system and go private. They can't now.
You can do that. A friend of mine just runs a private practice over there.

Speaker 81 The problem is these people don't have any money.

Speaker 156 They do now.

Speaker 156 They do now.

Speaker 32 That is true.

Speaker 52 But what happened is they didn't have any money.

Speaker 142 They got him into the hospital, and now the hospital says, no, he's ours.

Speaker 126 That they've raised, you know, at last I heard it was 1.7.

Speaker 152 It's got to be way over that now.

Speaker 148 This world we're looking at right now, with the way that we're looking at life, is changing so fast. Listen to this.
The hospital says

Speaker 148 a world where only parents speak and decide for children, and where children have no separate rights or identity, and no court to hear and protect them, is far from the world in which this hospital treats its child's parents.

Speaker 95 That's their quote.

Speaker 2 That's their quote.

Speaker 81 What they're saying is that because of Charlie's catastrophic medical condition, the odds are that he will not recover. So, Charlie, they're thinking for Charlie.
They're saying, okay, he's a minor.

Speaker 81 So, we're going to say if Charlie were 20 and he had an opinion, he would say, pull a plug. That's what they're doing.
That's terrifying.

Speaker 37 But

Speaker 145 here's what's amazing, Bill.

Speaker 142 I just talked to Bobby Schindler, who I think you know, Terry Shivo's brother.

Speaker 83 And he just got back from England where he was with the parents and everything else.

Speaker 155 And he said

Speaker 50 that he's never seen anything

Speaker 126 like this.

Speaker 119 He said, it's not the news media that we have.

Speaker 145 He said, in London, the news media is all for Charlie.

Speaker 74 He said, all of the news reporting over there is pro-Charlie.

Speaker 71 And the government is rejecting the parents, the baby, the people, and the news media.

Speaker 21 That's pretty remarkable. It is.

Speaker 81 And I'm surprised to hear that because the British press is so left-wing.

Speaker 2 Right.

Speaker 81 It has to do with euthanasia. It has to do with abortion on demand for any reason.
You know what the subtext of this is. It's not just about Charlie and his medical condition.

Speaker 81 If it were, it would have been taken care of a long time ago. The Vatican would have him, and the Vatican would provide the medical care, and Charlie would live or die based upon what happens to him.

Speaker 81 But it's not. It's about power.
It's about euthanasia. It's about abortion on demand.
And the far left, progressive left, does not not want those things questioned.

Speaker 81 They don't even want to debate on them anymore. And so that's what the real story is underneath this, because it doesn't make any sense.

Speaker 81 You know, if I'm the Prime Minister of the UK, I said, look, you know, thank you, Pope Francis, for the offer, and

Speaker 81 we're going to make that happen because the parents want it. And the British government is going to, you know, do what we can.
to

Speaker 81 put the boy in your hands and we're going to all pray, can't use the word pray because that's politically incorrect, that some miracle occurs and he gets his health back.

Speaker 81 You know, that's the way to solve it. But then, you know, the progressive, oh, no, you know, you can't do that.
Euthanas were, you know, it's just really, really ghastly.

Speaker 45 So, billorilly.com is where you can hear Bill and all of his views every day.

Speaker 119 The no spin news at billorilly.com.

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Speaker 31 Bill, one question on Donald Trump's trip to France.

Speaker 126 Did you see the press conference? This is not the question. Did you see the press conference?

Speaker 48 Yes. Okay.

Speaker 93 Did you notice that

Speaker 80 the two of them standing there, it looked like Jack and the beanstalk?

Speaker 12 I mean, Donald Trump made superiority and physicality. Yeah, I'm just saying, Donald Trump made the French president look like a Muppet.

Speaker 81 And he had a better tie.

Speaker 81 Why can't Trump tie his tie correctly?

Speaker 2 Oh, thank you for saying that.

Speaker 2 Oh, man.

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 125 yesterday it was not the middle of the belt. It was the middle of the zipper.

Speaker 2 Well, it's supposed to be middle of the belt. I'm not saying why

Speaker 81 a couple of times, you know? Yeah. The tie has to hit the middle of the belt.

Speaker 81 You're going to trip on it. Wait, you told him that?

Speaker 103 You told him that.

Speaker 12 You have told him that.

Speaker 81 He likes that look. He likes that kite look.
I mean, if there's a big gust of wind, he's in Switzerland.

Speaker 2 He's dangerous. All right.

Speaker 95 All right.

Speaker 38 There's a new poll out, Bill.

Speaker 136 And

Speaker 136 I want you to answer these questions.

Speaker 120 All right.

Speaker 119 What do you call the insects?

Speaker 109 This poll shows where you grew up

Speaker 159 and your language.

Speaker 35 What do you call insects that glow at night?

Speaker 81 Lightning bugs.

Speaker 37 Is that fit?

Speaker 125 That's about, yeah, with Connecticut and New York,

Speaker 118 although Staten Island and Manhattan prefer fireflies.

Speaker 148 Yeah, go firefly on that one.

Speaker 26 Yeah, fireflies all the way.

Speaker 81 Lightning bugs. Fireflies are effeminate.

Speaker 2 They're lightning bugs. I did not have effeminate.
I don't think. Oh my gosh.

Speaker 4 Look at that oppression from Bill O'Reilly.

Speaker 2 Fire is effeminate?

Speaker 95 Okay, here's the next one.

Speaker 34 What do you call the sale of household items out on the lawn or on

Speaker 8 the driveway?

Speaker 81 You call it a

Speaker 81 sale of household items out on the driveway.

Speaker 2 No, you know,

Speaker 99 where you see somebody does it in the neighborhood and they put a sign up on the telephone poll that we're having a

Speaker 81 yard sale.

Speaker 26 Yard sale.

Speaker 37 I would go tag sale there.

Speaker 2 You are

Speaker 149 a freak for that one. Apparently, according to the garage sale.

Speaker 148 it's just southern Connecticut that thinks it's a tag sale.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 34 I've never seen that.

Speaker 100 There are parts of Michigan that say that it's a rummage sale.

Speaker 154 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 73 most of the country says garage sale.

Speaker 148 And he said yard sale.

Speaker 37 So there's four different options.

Speaker 132 No, the yard sale.

Speaker 115 No, the yard sale is the mid-Atlantic

Speaker 76 and some southern states.

Speaker 146 How do you address a group of people?

Speaker 2 Hey.

Speaker 95 Hey, guys. Okay.

Speaker 77 Hey, guys.

Speaker 12 Hey, you guys.

Speaker 87 People in Pittsburgh say yins.

Speaker 145 Part of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, they say use.

Speaker 26 Yeah.

Speaker 144 Baltimore says use.

Speaker 22 How about you, guys?

Speaker 22 Yes.

Speaker 30 Really from the Mason-Dixon line, it's mainly y'all.

Speaker 115 Kentucky says you all.

Speaker 142 And the rest of the country says, hey, you guys.

Speaker 35 All right.

Speaker 6 This one we kind of fought over yesterday.

Speaker 46 Bill, what do you call a carbonated beverage?

Speaker 2 Soda.

Speaker 2 Yes. Correct.
Okay.

Speaker 151 So that is Northeast and California, parts of Utah and

Speaker 125 Arizona.

Speaker 38 Pop.

Speaker 149 Yeah, New England, it's tonic.

Speaker 34 Well, that's not even on here.

Speaker 156 So

Speaker 8 I think that's for New England.

Speaker 8 I think that's for the alcoholics pill.

Speaker 2 So we'll keep that to ourselves.

Speaker 2 Pop is for the West and the North.

Speaker 46 And surprisingly, I didn't see this.

Speaker 154 This poll does say, because I grew up calling it Coke.

Speaker 38 I'll have a Coke.

Speaker 12 Okay, what do you want?

Speaker 155 7-up?

Speaker 95 Insanity.

Speaker 2 That's the way.

Speaker 32 It is weird, but it's true. Right.

Speaker 35 And it's because Coke is Kleenex.

Speaker 100 And it shows that, you know, Atlanta and the southern states, even Texas, it says, calls it Coke.

Speaker 81 Yeah, no Coke Pepsi.

Speaker 81 Saturday Night Live wiped that out about 30 years ago.

Speaker 2 Remember the Fellucci thing? No Coke Pepsi?

Speaker 89 No, I don't remember that.

Speaker 43 We're far too young, Bill.

Speaker 109 Where do you throw out your trash?

Speaker 112 In a

Speaker 81 garbage can.

Speaker 2 Yes, correct again.

Speaker 146 Garbage can is all the north, trash can is at the bottom.

Speaker 90 What do you haul freight in?

Speaker 137 What kind of truck?

Speaker 81 Garbage truck.

Speaker 4 No, freight. Freight.

Speaker 81 Oh, freight.

Speaker 124 Yeah.

Speaker 81 I don't know.

Speaker 144 Semi.

Speaker 37 A semi.

Speaker 148 I would say tractor trailer.

Speaker 115 Okay, you're from the northeast.

Speaker 32 It's all tractor trailer.

Speaker 76 18-wheeler in the south and semi for the rest of the country.

Speaker 132 What do you call?

Speaker 34 This one caused all kinds of problems.

Speaker 96 What do you call athletic footwear?

Speaker 28 Sneakers. Yes.

Speaker 2 Oh, That is only the northeast and the very tip

Speaker 96 of Florida.

Speaker 32 Tennis shoes for the rest.

Speaker 130 And this one is insane.

Speaker 48 And if you happen to say the third choice, I'm going to lose my mind.

Speaker 84 What do we drink water from in public places?

Speaker 25 That device that was in school hallways.

Speaker 2 Water fountain.

Speaker 2 Yes. Thank you.
Thank you.

Speaker 12 Amen.

Speaker 151 That's the south and all of the northeast.

Speaker 115 Drinking fountain is the west.

Speaker 112 But there are two places, one in Michigan and one in

Speaker 83 Boston.

Speaker 71 They call it, have you ever heard?

Speaker 32 Get your water. Go drink.

Speaker 96 There's a bubbler over there.

Speaker 81 A bubbler. A bubbler.

Speaker 67 Uh-oh.

Speaker 86 It's the word of the day.

Speaker 2 Bubbler. That may be the alcoholic again.

Speaker 2 That may be the alcoholic again.

Speaker 132 Bill, thank you very much, sir.

Speaker 81 That was more fun than I've had in about two and a half minutes.

Speaker 81 Very, very much. Right.

Speaker 95 You're welcome.

Speaker 2 I just want to tell everybody a little plug.

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Speaker 56 And you know, I have 14,000 books.

Speaker 73 I do know that.

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Speaker 95 Yeah.

Speaker 132 All right. Thanks so much, Bill.

Speaker 12 BillO'Reilly.com. We'll talk to you.

Speaker 81 You know, I really appreciate you having me on. It's always fun to talk with you guys.

Speaker 2 Thank you.

Speaker 8 Thank you. God bless.

Speaker 19 I was on his show this, I think, Wednesday.

Speaker 82 I love how Bill sets things up.

Speaker 125 He just announces it.

Speaker 82 And then I get an email from somebody. It says, you're on Bill tonight?

Speaker 116 And I'm like,

Speaker 94 no, not that I know of.

Speaker 110 And then I call, and apparently I'm on with Bill that night.

Speaker 12 Anyway,

Speaker 48 there's a lot of stuff that we have talked about today.

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Speaker 45 Go back to the podcast at glembeck.com or the blaze and listen to the first hour today. It's really critical that you do.

Speaker 45 There are things that are happening in the country that we need to know about.

Speaker 83 And we were talking about Alan, this guy who called in.

Speaker 80 And it kind of turned to the stock market.

Speaker 43 And the stock market is booming right now, but there are all kinds of signs.

Speaker 117 It's not real.

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Speaker 76 There are warnings that are starting to come out, and the elites are trying to push it down.

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Speaker 111 Hello, America.

Speaker 95 It's Friday.

Speaker 30 Today I got up and I heard one of the most incredible calls that I've ever heard.

Speaker 159 And

Speaker 96 I want you to hear it too, because it is the sound of maybe a third of America, and you need to hear this phone call

Speaker 16 and

Speaker 46 let it haunt you for the day.

Speaker 123 It was a real wake-up call, and I actually sent it to some of my media friends who are on the other side who will write me from time to time, what's wrong with people?

Speaker 47 Why aren't I sent it to them today and said, This is somebody you've completely missed.

Speaker 3 I want you to hear that

Speaker 2 next,

Speaker 37 right now.

Speaker 37 I will be my drum.

Speaker 37 I have made my choice. We will overcome.

Speaker 37 Cause we are one.

Speaker 42 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Speaker 2 This is the Glenn Beck program.

Speaker 29 Good friend of the program, Riaz Patal is with us.

Speaker 12 Riaz

Speaker 30 is a guy who shouldn't agree with anything that

Speaker 145 we say.

Speaker 113 On paper, we should not be friends.

Speaker 84 But we are friends because we're both human beings

Speaker 46 and we also can see what's happening to our country.

Speaker 35 And so while we don't agree on some things, many of those things are not so important, especially right now.

Speaker 13 Riaz was one of the guys that I sent this audio to, and I want you to hear the audio from WMAL yesterday.

Speaker 16 Alan, in Southern Maryland, you're on WMAL. Go out.

Speaker 55 I'm sick of the Donald Trump stuff, all the Trump stuff.

Speaker 56 I consider myself one of the forgotten men and women. I'm worried about job creation.

Speaker 57 I'm worried about tax cuts.

Speaker 58 I need more money. I'm living paycheck to paycheck.
They just cut off my cable bill.

Speaker 56 I'm rubbing two nickels together.

Speaker 55 My girl can't find a job to help me. We're out here struggling.

Speaker 59 And these people don't get it. I mean, they really don't get it.

Speaker 59 I don't have money.

Speaker 55 I mean, I'm cutting back on my medicine, my groceries.

Speaker 59 She can't find a job.

Speaker 62 Do you feel like the president,

Speaker 62 Alan?

Speaker 62 Do you feel like the president is keeping his head down and doing what he promised to do to try to help you and other Americans like you?

Speaker 64 Do you think he's...

Speaker 65 If they let him do it and give him a chance, they're fighting him every step of the way.

Speaker 66 We need help out here. We've been struggling for years years under Obama, and he had the right message.

Speaker 68 We murdered him in because of that. And we need tax cuts.

Speaker 69 I need a couple extra dollars in my paycheck every week.

Speaker 60 We need jobs.

Speaker 68 Thanks, Alan.

Speaker 60 We need Trump and these liberal depression all this.

Speaker 70 They need to get off of that.

Speaker 60 And think about us that's out here putting our boots on every day, getting up at four o'clock in the morning, going to work,

Speaker 66 and trying to provide for our families.

Speaker 67 And it's hard.

Speaker 152 I just need a couple of extra bucks in my paycheck every month.

Speaker 46 This is somebody who, my guess is if he ever listened to me,

Speaker 18 he's been mad at me for the last couple of years.

Speaker 38 You don't have to jump on that so fast, Riaz.

Speaker 2 Yes.

Speaker 76 I'd like to find him and talk to him.

Speaker 45 You live in that area.

Speaker 135 I now do, and I would like to find him, yes.

Speaker 44 Yeah, so let's see if we can find him, and maybe you go talk to him and then bring him on the air.

Speaker 45 And

Speaker 6 because I think he reflects a lot of people.

Speaker 157 So

Speaker 128 what he's saying here is

Speaker 146 so fascinating on several levels.

Speaker 154 I'd like to hear your analysis of him, Briaz.

Speaker 135 It feels like, I mean, the level of pain is just palpable. I mean, it's palpable in the voice.
And to me, this man is calling into a calling show because there's no one else.

Speaker 135 I mean, he literally feels like someone, please hear me. Right.

Speaker 135 And what I fail to grasp is why it is so hard to disagree with people ideologically, but to say, I hear you, I see you, and what you feel matters to me. That is all you have to do.

Speaker 135 We don't have to agree on tax policy. We can disagree.
But I see you, I hear you, and what you are experiencing matters to me. And no one, because they're too entrenched.

Speaker 5 And here's what's happening.

Speaker 43 When you look at what the GOP is proposing, they're not proposing anything that is going to help him.

Speaker 152 He's obviously on, not on Obamacare.

Speaker 159 He is on

Speaker 49 private insurance.

Speaker 74 He's now not able to pay for his prescription.

Speaker 129 And

Speaker 15 most likely, if he's like the average American, his premium has gone up 140%.

Speaker 19 We're not talking real job creation unless we're talking about tax cuts

Speaker 82 to help help him have more of his money, tax cuts, to be able to create jobs.

Speaker 83 That's not what the GOP and in many cases what Donald Trump is doing with his actions.

Speaker 100 It's what he said, but it's not doing with his actions.

Speaker 13 He's just at a point to where he needs someone

Speaker 128 to do something.

Speaker 135 But it's been, I mean, he says, I voted for Obama, so that's now eight years, nine years. It's almost a decade that this man has tried with his power of vote to say, please notice me, please help me.

Speaker 135 You campaign on promises and then obviously eight years went by and here we are again. To me, the machine of politics is now wagging the dog.

Speaker 135 That all we're talking about and not necessarily here is the politics, the fighting, the analysis of every analysis.

Speaker 135 And it's grabbing this wormhole of you have people talking and then analyzing the talking and they analyze the analysts. And meanwhile, nothing is changing for the experience of the everyday person.

Speaker 76 Yeah, it's amazing.

Speaker 28 And that's really kind kind of what I've grasped here this week.

Speaker 23 We talked about when the news first broke about Donald Trump and Russia, we talked on Monday about that.

Speaker 76 And I think we talked some on Tuesday about that.

Speaker 82 But on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, we really tried to focus on the people because there's nothing new here.

Speaker 4 It's just arguing to argue.

Speaker 96 It's what we did with Bill Clinton.

Speaker 100 He didn't have sex.

Speaker 85 Yes, he did.

Speaker 42 He did. He didn't.
He did. He didn't.

Speaker 115 Oh, he did.

Speaker 12 Well, it doesn't matter.

Speaker 78 Yes, it does. No, it doesn't matter.

Speaker 135 And none of that connects to a person and their experience and their family and their pain and their life. None of that.
Right. None of this does.

Speaker 135 And to me, my whole thing is, how do I take my own power back emotionally? How do I not hope that the GOP or the Democrats or the President or the Congress will fulfill my needs?

Speaker 135 I mean, this is not just someone who's looking at fiscal needs. This is an emotionally bankrupt person now.
Where are the neighbors? Where are the friends?

Speaker 135 Where is the sense of community to say, look, how can I help you? Everyone is entrenched in a battle defending one person themselves. And no one is marching together.

Speaker 135 And so the person wearing their hijab feels the same. The person in Mexican feels the same.
The man here feels the same. No one is saying this is a great, wonderful, fun time to be an American.

Speaker 135 So who is benefiting from this?

Speaker 135 Who's continuing the engine to move?

Speaker 152 The media is benefiting from this and the politicians on the right.

Speaker 135 It's a frenemy's relationship. Yes.
If Donald Trump really wanted to remove himself from the media, he would stop responding. Yes.

Speaker 135 It's personal responsibility. I cannot point at anyone.
At a certain point for me, as you know, I had a son. My father got sick.
He passed away. I took 30 days off from the world.

Speaker 135 By the way, nothing changed.

Speaker 135 Nothing changed in 30 days.

Speaker 39 That's an eye-opening

Speaker 3 discovery for people.

Speaker 150 I found my compass.

Speaker 135 And my compass didn't come from listening to talking heads, and my compass didn't come from watching the news. My compass came from, here I am caring for my father, my son, my home.

Speaker 135 What is it that I believe? Only could I do that by taking a complete fast from media for a period of time. And I work in media, so it's like I'm telling people not to watch my own work.

Speaker 95 So,

Speaker 4 Riaz,

Speaker 82 I asked you, or yeah, actually you asked me, you were listening, you said, what are the books that you're having everybody in your company read?

Speaker 46 And which ones did you read? All four.

Speaker 95 Okay.

Speaker 135 Come on, you're asking.

Speaker 135 I'm in type A.

Speaker 26 I wasn't hugged enough as a child.

Speaker 2 Of course I read all four. I am so hung all four.

Speaker 26 I read the subnotes and I read those sources.

Speaker 86 So tell me what you, you know what we're trying to do.

Speaker 76 We're trying to find

Speaker 43 a way to break down the barriers and talk to people

Speaker 110 and be able to move forward, even in a way where we disagree, but we're going to be able to solve problems because we're not just calling each other names.

Speaker 78 What was your takeaway from that?

Speaker 135 I mean,

Speaker 135 my whole takeaway is the way

Speaker 135 you help the divide is honestly by listening empathically. I've done it in Alaska.
I've done it in Saudi Arabia. I've done it with people who have nothing in common with me.

Speaker 135 I've just sat down and said, I've done it with you guys. I sat down and I came in thinking, I'm going to walk into Lion's Den.
But when I walked in, I just sat down and listened.

Speaker 135 And all of the preconceptions that I brought to the table did not exist, which is why I keep showing up.

Speaker 43 And it's why we did it with you as well.

Speaker 119 We had every reason to suspect you and we just listened and watched you.

Speaker 43 And we realized you're not who society wants to say you are.

Speaker 89 It's not so hard.

Speaker 135 It's not so hard to go to this man and say, literally, what about your life do I not know?

Speaker 135 When do you think the last time someone actually asked him that and listened, didn't wait to speak, to say, okay, that's great. Now let me tell you, listened.

Speaker 135 I tell you, the one thing is there are two kinds of people, people who listen and people who wait to speak.

Speaker 119 There are a huge number of the second category going on right now and almost all of them are on television yeah i've done it you've done it too i've done interviews the secret of oprah winfrey she actually listens

Speaker 135 and is genuinely interested yes you have to be genuinely interested in people yes and i am i'm genuinely interested in people because i can't imagine that that guy is having a very different time than i am raising my children That different.

Speaker 135 I cannot imagine that his needs are that different than my needs. So I can relate to that.

Speaker 49 Yeah, that's one thing we were talking about earlier this week in our office.

Speaker 45 I think we met on Tuesday or Monday when all this broke, and we talked about, you know, where does your loyalty reside?

Speaker 126 Does it reside in your principles?

Speaker 142 Does it reside in the party? Does it reside in the president?

Speaker 126 Does it reside with the press, reside with being right?

Speaker 95 Where's your loyalty reside?

Speaker 82 And we all said almost at the same time, our children,

Speaker 43 our children, what's best for our children?

Speaker 135 Because we'll take the lumps now and do the hard thing, but I'll bet you that he has a hard time time seeing that his children are going to be better off than he is are they are they in this day and age are today's millennials better off than their parents no and that's that's the reality that people are walking into how do they walk into it with some amount of hope without all this despair constantly seeping into every pore so does it amaze you that we're not listening to people like that who are so

Speaker 5 at the end of the rope and yet the media do you have the stuff from occupy wall street listen listen to this interview from, I think this is overseas, of Occupy Wall Street.

Speaker 45 And we heard in different ways this argument.

Speaker 160 It just says, throw me a bone, pay my tuition. Why? Why?

Speaker 160 Because I think these billionaires are getting a lot of money just out of greed.

Speaker 160 You know, they're exploiting people, the underclass, like lower class people, middle class people. How do they do that? How do they do that?

Speaker 160 Just through,

Speaker 160 well, I guess it has to do with the government as well. For example, we get tax more than they do.
That's not true. That's not true.

Speaker 160 Do you know the country with the highest corporate tax rate in the world?

Speaker 160 Okay, but that doesn't mean

Speaker 160 it's coming in comparison to other countries, but I'm talking specialists. But just 35% is pretty high.

Speaker 160 And also, 1% of the population pays 40% of all the taxes.

Speaker 160 Well, just reading like statistics from what I've seen, like for every dollar that

Speaker 160 we're taxed, corporations are taxed like 25 students.

Speaker 160 And that just doesn't seem fair to me. Where did you read that?

Speaker 160 Online.

Speaker 160 Okay.

Speaker 16 I mean, that's just supposed to be there was lots of money and there was a lot of...

Speaker 4 So he's going back and forth and they're arguing and they have the luxury of arguing back and forth because this college student said

Speaker 125 he was, I think he was a Columbia student, and said, you know,

Speaker 82 I'm getting, I have these bills that are mounting up, and I think the rich should pay for my college.

Speaker 129 And

Speaker 152 so we need to tax the rich. This was an Occupy Wall Street thing.

Speaker 146 And the media listened to the people and many of those were not struggling.

Speaker 50 They were not this guy or they would have had more impact.

Speaker 71 They were wealthy people.

Speaker 123 who were coming from a

Speaker 83 and not all of them obviously but they were coming from a privileged class going to a privileged school and saying I can't afford my college education, which I understand because college is out of control.

Speaker 87 The average person is freaking out.

Speaker 4 How do I pay for college?

Speaker 130 But we listened to

Speaker 22 this talk about

Speaker 152 somebody has got to pay for my college education when nobody promised you a college education.

Speaker 135 But this guy who's saying, I quote, I just need, and I think he means it literally, I just need a couple of extra bucks a month to be able to buy my medicine and put food on the table I mean I'm gonna go slightly different direction which is I I feel like sometimes there's an instinct to invalidate some people's pain because we think that the parameters of their life are comfortable enough that they shouldn't complain.

Speaker 135 That someone who is wealthy or privileged, that he couldn't possibly have as much pain as someone who doesn't.

Speaker 135 And I would say, I think the problem is that we're having now is we approach each situation looking at someone with the labels.

Speaker 135 Okay, you're poor, black, urban, immigrant, whatever it is, and therefore your pain has this much validity or not. Therefore, your complaints are this valid or not.

Speaker 135 And I think depending on the news organization, that compass will shift. To me, the real work here is, I don't know who you are.
You're Glenn Beck. You have money.
Are you happy on a daily basis?

Speaker 135 You have your own struggles. You have your own demons.
I think to me, Everyone is angry right now and no one is listening.

Speaker 135 So whether he's wealthy and is worried about it, by the way, I also went to an Ivy League school, which is incredibly expensive because my path in life was, this is how you become a professional, this is how you succeed, this is how an immigrants' family works.

Speaker 135 So it was hugely important to me to get into that Ivy League school, to work hard every day. I mean, people were out having fun at 19.
I wasn't. I was at the library.

Speaker 135 So whatever his pain comes from, I think what is wrong is someone else needs to fix it. And that is the problem is everyone, someone else needs to fix it.

Speaker 135 And I'm saying, I don't know who's going to step in right now. I don't know who is going to step into this man who's crying into a radio station.

Speaker 135 He's going to have to find it from his his friends, his neighbors, his church, his community, his mosque. That is what I'm trying to get people to do, is to say, listen to the pain.

Speaker 135 For me, what I heard is he said, that's not fair. What I heard from the first guy is, I'm putting on my boots every day.
He's talking like a soldier going to war.

Speaker 135 They're telling you how they feel in their speech. I am a victim.
I don't know how to get out of this. Whatever their parameters are, they can't get out.
How do you get out?

Speaker 135 Listen, what is it you need? What do you think this job needs? Finish the question. Why do you think you need that career path? Why do you think no one's connecting the dots? It's a soundbite world.

Speaker 135 He's in, he's out.

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Speaker 14 Talking to a Riaz Patal friend of ours,

Speaker 8 former recovering Hollywood guy,

Speaker 52 who is

Speaker 49 working with me and trying to go into different communities and see how we can start coming together.

Speaker 8 And we were just comparing Occupy Wall Street and

Speaker 45 this guy on WMAL.

Speaker 83 And they're both saying in some ways similar things.

Speaker 125 One is

Speaker 126 just looking for $2 to rub together.

Speaker 45 And the other is

Speaker 8 looking for a bailout on his life.

Speaker 129 And

Speaker 43 both of them will run towards anarchy or despotism.

Speaker 83 Because if nobody listens to them and nobody responds to them, they'll think that the system and everybody above them

Speaker 118 If you read tribal leadership outside of their tribe doesn't understand them and it will it will force them into either communism or fascism or into anarchy more loneliness than anything yeah we we what happened to his mic there it is go ahead yo there we go hi back you cut me off you people

Speaker 135 i was just talking about how comfortable i felt and you cut me off um to me they're saying on the emotional level on the human level they're saying very similar things i'm i'm unhappy i'm lost and it's not fair okay it's not fair and i think everyone just wants a fair shake so what we need to do and this is one one of the things I want to send you out and

Speaker 78 start finding the ways and finding people, you know, all the way down to I haven't spoken to my mom and dad.

Speaker 62 Unbelievable.

Speaker 100 Yeah, because they voted a different way, one way or another,

Speaker 23 to communities that want to heal and find a way to knit our community.

Speaker 86 That first safety net.

Speaker 119 has been destroyed.

Speaker 146 And so the government, instead of last resort, is first resort.

Speaker 135 You won't feel as alone and isolated in need of help if your neighbor is someone that you can rely on.

Speaker 5 Yeah.

Speaker 135 There's a power in that. And even if it's just an emotional power, if someone cannot give you money, it's a real emotional power.

Speaker 54 Riaz, thank you so much for coming by.

Speaker 146 Thank you.

Speaker 9 Looking to talk to you again.

Speaker 35 Back in a minute.

Speaker 24 Your phone calls and some final thoughts of the week.

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Speaker 157 Hold on just a second.

Speaker 138 We have some some important stuff here that we have to get off our desk that maybe has been

Speaker 152 sitting on our desk.

Speaker 48 As I'm going through my papers, I'm hearing Stu and Pat talking about Brewski's now being

Speaker 144 the internet.

Speaker 4 Oh, like Norton. Yeah.

Speaker 26 It's the

Speaker 148 security system.

Speaker 144 And it was like the highly recommended, the most highly recommended one for years.

Speaker 144 And it dawned on me about, I don't know, five or six or seven years ago, I'm going with a Russian company to monitor the viruses on my computer.

Speaker 149 That might not be the best way to go.

Speaker 144 And so I got rid of it. I switched about five or six years ago.

Speaker 82 Yeah.

Speaker 126 Okay, so, I mean, I think this is something Marco Rubio said.

Speaker 13 No American should be using this, right?

Speaker 148 I mean, that's a pretty amazing statement for a senator to say no American should use a company. It's pretty amazing.

Speaker 2 It's a good private life.

Speaker 149 And now.

Speaker 37 But do you trust them?

Speaker 26 I mean.

Speaker 148 I mean, certainly now. I don't.

Speaker 89 Now. I don't.

Speaker 128 It kind of makes sense.

Speaker 148 Because you kind of think that sounds like a conspiracy theory. So it's just a, so there's some, some, they happen to be based in Russia.
Like, so what?

Speaker 2 Well, there's a lot here now.

Speaker 148 They're saying that they have seen emails between chief executive Eugene Kaspersky and senior Kaspersky staff outlining a secret cybersecurity project apparently requested by the Russian intelligence service FSME.

Speaker 2 It's crazy.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 148 They're saying, of course, it was misinterpreted and it's not a big deal.

Speaker 148 But again, like, and this is,

Speaker 148 you know, people are talking about, you know, did Trump ever work with the Russians? That's obviously what the media is really focused on.

Speaker 120 But in the midst of that,

Speaker 2 he did.

Speaker 144 He did a Miss

Speaker 144 Universe pageant in Moscow.

Speaker 96 As we learned, yeah,

Speaker 25 so you know that he's compromised.

Speaker 149 But after that, the U.S.

Speaker 148 government's general services administration removed Kaspersky Lab from a list of approved vendors.

Speaker 2 Wow.

Speaker 148 I mean, that's a pretty big deal.

Speaker 37 Wow. That's pretty much it.
Okay, so hang on just a second.

Speaker 2 Can we go back to

Speaker 2 what?

Speaker 128 What was your comment just a minute ago, Pat?

Speaker 2 It was

Speaker 20 about the Miss Universe legend.

Speaker 37 Right. Who's been compromised?

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 76 That's kind of the point. I know you were joking.

Speaker 82 That's kind of the point that Bill O'Reilly was making.

Speaker 75 And I really would like to make this clear.

Speaker 96 Let's say Donald Trump did nothing wrong.

Speaker 23 Donald Jr. did nothing wrong.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 43 Let's just assume that what they're saying is accurate.

Speaker 2 All right. Here's

Speaker 132 this is more dangerous. This is even more dangerous.

Speaker 71 We now know that they were very close to

Speaker 76 the billionaire family of the pop singer.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Okay.

Speaker 2 We know they were very, very close, good friends.

Speaker 109 Yeah.

Speaker 39 We also know because of that email that that good friend over in Russia had the attorney general.

Speaker 87 I think they call him the crown attorney, but it was basically the attorney general. So

Speaker 84 one removed from Putin going to the guy who is one of Putin's best friends

Speaker 94 and a good friend of Donald Trump.

Speaker 86 Okay, let's just say that guy, that

Speaker 39 billionaire, is

Speaker 84 not a KGB agent.

Speaker 96 Okay, don't think he is.

Speaker 13 I really don't think he is.

Speaker 84 He's not a KGB agent.

Speaker 54 But that is like the United States going to one of the biggest capitalists who believes in capitalism

Speaker 117 and the United States going to

Speaker 39 a German at the time

Speaker 118 and saying,

Speaker 50 hey,

Speaker 82 so what's happening?

Speaker 39 What's going on? Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 86 And gaining his friendship to be able to get into his organization without his knowledge,

Speaker 131 to be able to get information on his business, information on what's going.

Speaker 99 We know that the Russians always,

Speaker 2 always, always have

Speaker 43 and still are doing it.

Speaker 154 They try to get close to people on the inner circle of anyone who might

Speaker 116 run for president.

Speaker 76 Donald Trump was serious since 1988 that he's going to run for president someday.

Speaker 126 It's worth the KGB's time just because he's also very close with the Clintons.

Speaker 48 He was very close with every politician because he got things done.

Speaker 84 He was an important guy in the United States.

Speaker 125 Putin would want to know what that guy's thinking.

Speaker 146 And especially if he says, I might run for president, let's make sure we have guys around him.

Speaker 153 So good.

Speaker 139 Hey, that's really great. So we're just talking his friends, Mr.

Speaker 39 Russian oligarch with Putin.

Speaker 151 I'm just here.

Speaker 95 Just, how's that going? You know Donald Trump?

Speaker 97 Oh, you were part of his Mr.

Speaker 139 Universe there or Mrs. Universe thing.

Speaker 38 How's that going?

Speaker 101 That's great.

Speaker 132 So you think he's really running for president?

Speaker 2 Huh. Okay.

Speaker 95 Well, that's great.

Speaker 111 Keep on going on.

Speaker 132 And then when he's running for president, you know, you know, you're a good friend, Donald Trump.

Speaker 54 Well, I got to tell you, he is so much better than Hillary Clinton.

Speaker 42 Would you do me a favor?

Speaker 31 Just...

Speaker 76 We have some information, even though we, let's just take Donald Trump at his word, even though we don't have any information.

Speaker 83 We're not going to give him anything.

Speaker 43 Would you just let his son know that we have some stuff because we want him to win?

Speaker 110 We've got an ongoing effort, you know, to help.

Speaker 132 Let's say they don't.

Speaker 152 An ongoing effort to help him.

Speaker 95 Sure, that's great.

Speaker 38 Yeah.

Speaker 94 Yeah.

Speaker 110 Because, I mean, yeah, we could all get along with a guy like that.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 82 He reaches out, has his son contact him.

Speaker 2 It's not even nefarious, right?

Speaker 21 Certainly not on the Trump's part. Not on the Trump's part.

Speaker 13 Definitely not on the Trump's part, but not necessarily even nefarious on the billionaire oligarch's part.

Speaker 144 Right, but the Russian government's part.

Speaker 131 Yeah, he's being used.

Speaker 145 Trump is being used.

Speaker 121 And they set a trap.

Speaker 12 And the trap is, guys, honestly,

Speaker 96 you know, I heard this yesterday from the left, and they were like, I just, you know, what's really stunning is how stupid all these people were.

Speaker 12 I mean, could you have written a more condemning email than that to Donald Trump Jr.?

Speaker 114 Yeah, that does seem rather convenient, doesn't it?

Speaker 144 Yeah, it does.

Speaker 50 So who's winning by having us argue about this?

Speaker 2 Who's winning? The Russians.

Speaker 11 The Russians are winning. The Russians are winning.

Speaker 151 Let's take Donald Trump.

Speaker 100 Now, that doesn't mean we stop an investigation.

Speaker 30 It doesn't mean that you don't say what Donald Trump Jr.

Speaker 12 did was wrong.

Speaker 91 It doesn't mean anything.

Speaker 93 It just means, wait a minute, let

Speaker 85 the investigation go.

Speaker 39 But we also need to know about Russia unconnected to Donald Trump.

Speaker 12 We need to know that they are plotting and planning.

Speaker 13 If Glenn Beck can get information from the Russian government because they post it, let me say it again, they post it online

Speaker 139 that they are trying to infiltrate and disrupt our systems and services and our political process,

Speaker 95 we should believe them.

Speaker 144 The Blaze specifically.

Speaker 148 If you remember the New York Times report from a couple of years ago, they were intentionally trying to play with

Speaker 148 the

Speaker 148 discourse in this country by posting fake comments on the Blaze and other sites.

Speaker 110 Yes, they were going, and nobody wanted to believe that.

Speaker 119 When these crazy conspiracies were being touted online by so-called Americans, and we all read them, and the spelling was horrible, and the syntax was wrong.

Speaker 2 And we're like, boy, look how dumb these people are, huh?

Speaker 113 Or maybe they're coming from Russia.

Speaker 146 The New York Times put that on the front page four or five years ago.

Speaker 86 that Russian agents had infiltrated websites like the Blaze, named by the New York Times, that were posing as commentators.

Speaker 116 Well, that was the dry run for this.

Speaker 86 And if you just

Speaker 37 kind of does add up. Oh, it does.

Speaker 77 I could make, I'm telling you, I could do a George Soros chalkboard here and the

Speaker 83 seven degrees of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Speaker 103 And again, and not condemn

Speaker 120 or accusing the Trumps of anything.

Speaker 111 Correct.

Speaker 35 Not condemn the Trumps of anything.

Speaker 144 You could certainly see

Speaker 38 it's there.

Speaker 26 We got to stop by either selling it.

Speaker 151 It's either nefarious on their side and our side.

Speaker 123 It's either nefarious on Donald Trump's side and Putin's, or the Trump family is just naive and they were played by a foreign state to win.

Speaker 148 And what's the naivety there? Because you have a situation where look at what the Trump family is going through with this.

Speaker 130 And you might say this is unfair.

Speaker 148 This is ridiculous. The media is blowing it up into something it's not.

Speaker 38 The Russian government has held, has been able to hold over the Trump family's head this outrage for a year.

Speaker 37 A year.

Speaker 148 They could have released this and put it. They could have done it in October.
They could have done it a week before the election. They could have done it whenever they wanted.

Speaker 148 So it puts the family in an impossible position to take a hard line on Russia.

Speaker 148 And that is why it's so dangerous. These people are smart.
And I will say this as well.

Speaker 111 When you have a meeting and

Speaker 111 you have now disclosed today,

Speaker 148 and it may be nothing, that there was a translator and a lobbyist. And the lobbyist has ties to, again, the Russian government.

Speaker 132 Although an American citizen,

Speaker 148 the translator, there's a good excuse to translator was approved by the State Department.

Speaker 37 There's a lot of stuff there.

Speaker 148 Why would you release this email earlier this week and not tell us that there were additional people in the meeting?

Speaker 95 Why not get it all out?

Speaker 148 The meeting is known about. Why wouldn't you mention that there were two other people in this meeting?

Speaker 38 Here are their names.

Speaker 97 Why not do that?

Speaker 2 It's just

Speaker 148 a constant allergy to just be out there and just tell the truth.

Speaker 104 And it causes the trouble for both, whichever side you are on.

Speaker 44 If you believe that Trump is evil, you believe they've hidden these last two because it's worse.

Speaker 102 If you are on against media, you believe the media hid this because it's worse.

Speaker 94 Why? Why?

Speaker 2 I'd be sorry.

Speaker 113 Total transparency.

Speaker 148 We've already released an email confirming the meeting occurred and confirming that it was a Russian government source that you believe you were meeting with.

Speaker 148 That's the worst part of the story. Why let them drip out more stories for the rest of the week about the additional how many people were there?

Speaker 148 I just saw another story that says there might have been an additional person there.

Speaker 148 There's already six in the meeting, right? The three Trump associates, and then the initial one we heard, the lawyer, one translator, and a lobbyist.

Speaker 2 A lobbyist for Russia.

Speaker 144 And the head of the KGB was also there.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 37 Head of the KGB.

Speaker 148 Also, Ivan Drago was there as well.

Speaker 2 We should

Speaker 2 tell you this is going to hurt, guys.

Speaker 96 This is going to hurt.

Speaker 2 This is going to hurt.

Speaker 117 Jeff Dunham was in the room.

Speaker 151 He had the Osama bin Laden and a Stalin puppet on his hands.

Speaker 12 Oh, no. So So there were seven, eight, nine people in that room now.

Speaker 2 Holy God.

Speaker 8 It's over.

Speaker 2 It's Friday. It's time for

Speaker 2 it to be able to stop selling it. Now, dump it this week.
Dump it right now.

Speaker 2 Protesting at the grocery store level.

Speaker 12 All right.

Speaker 146 Now this stock market is booming.

Speaker 139 What'd you hear?

Speaker 116 Who was it that heard a question?

Speaker 12 Yeah, tell me that story.

Speaker 144 They were talking about how the stock market is booming, and it was Maria Bartaroma's show on

Speaker 26 Fox Business.

Speaker 144 And she had some analyst on there, some Wall Street analyst, and she said, Doesn't, I mean, aren't all the conditions there to show that this is an over-inflated, not based in reality market?

Speaker 144 Oh, no, we don't think so at all. We think just the opposite.

Speaker 2 What?

Speaker 144 And then she kind of tied it into incomes going down and interest rates staying low. And that's a good reason for the stock market to be way up, and it's going to continue.

Speaker 2 What?

Speaker 95 I didn't fully understand the reasoning involved.

Speaker 105 It's common core math.

Speaker 16 Yeah, it is.

Speaker 76 Look, here's why the stock market is so high.

Speaker 73 It's really easy.

Speaker 147 The Fed, trying to bail out the banks,

Speaker 45 they went and they made loans

Speaker 95 free to the banks.

Speaker 94 You can borrow the money for free.

Speaker 82 The banks then didn't give the loans to small businesses and people who actually create jobs.

Speaker 71 They gave those free loans to corporations.

Speaker 44 Giant corporations have taken that and they've bought their stock back.

Speaker 44 And they've bought it on margin.

Speaker 21 So the stock market goes up.

Speaker 2 Great.

Speaker 48 They now have the money to buy back their cash, but they're all greedy.

Speaker 43 Let's leave that in there.

Speaker 146 And so all this free money has been dumped into the system.

Speaker 13 And then it sucked a lot of money in from everybody else.

Speaker 12 We're like, I don't know.

Speaker 117 I want to get in on this ride.

Speaker 12 Everybody's got their money in.

Speaker 146 When this house of cards begins to fall, and it's going to, Jim Rogers just said, we're going to experience the biggest market crash since the Great Depression in the next two years.

Speaker 2 Wow.

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Speaker 43 David Stockman just did the five threats to the economy.

Speaker 31 It's pretty remarkable.

Speaker 8 Oh, and another thing I saw yesterday, why is this news not everywhere?

Speaker 117 Visa just went and offered 50 major companies all the money that they need to update their technology to go cashless.

Speaker 153 So,

Speaker 45 you know,

Speaker 38 Home Depot or Gap or whoever.

Speaker 47 They take Visa up on that.

Speaker 100 They'll go cashless. They will not accept any cash.

Speaker 146 And Visa announced this week, and I quote: this is the first step in our journey towards a cashless society.

Speaker 126 And we thought it wouldn't happen.

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Speaker 144 A couple who sells designer wedding dresses for about $17,000 a piece, had 1,600 of them seized by the IRS. They haven't been charged with a crime, certainly haven't been convicted with a crime.

Speaker 144 The IRS just swooped in, took all their inventory, sold it for $3.75 a piece.

Speaker 152 And wiped the family out.

Speaker 116 Wiped them out.

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