Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly, and Camille LeNoir confront modern cultural fractures, mocking election-day protesters and debunking the "chainsaw bayonet" myth as a video game delusion. They analyze the California NAACP's demand to remove the national anthem, arguing it demonizes American history, while O'Reilly asserts Cuban tourism funds the military rather than locals. The discussion extends to Kim Kardashian's Cuba trip, the Texas shooting linked to mental illness and ACLU influence, and Donna Brazile's book on Democratic incompetence. LeNoir's firing from New Mexico State University highlights how past lifestyles now disqualify qualified candidates, culminating in a critique of media dishonesty and a push for emergency preparedness against societal decay. [Automatically generated summary]
The screaming went on for what seemed like hours, but their cries for help would not be answered because there was really nothing to save them from.
They were just screaming at the sky.
So I don't really understand this, but it was powerful.
It was powerful.
There were people last night that gathered in cities all across America to scream at the sky.
Literally, just screaming at the sky.
The activists gathered together on the street corners in New York City and Chicago and Washington, D.C. to attend a Facebook event called Scream Helplessly at the Sky on the anniversary of the election.
My gosh.
We are going to be remembered as a society of geniuses, really.
Seriously.
People are going to look back and go, my gosh, those people had it in control.
People would RSVP.
They literally RSVP'd and showed up in major cities to shout into the night sky about how much they hated Trump.
Sure, there's a better way to relieve frustration than trolling people on social media and typing nasty messages to those with different political views.
But really screaming at the sky?
Do you, and I'm talking to the protesters, do you have friends?
Do you, have you ever dated a girl or a boy?
Or, you know, and you, I'm not suggesting that you have to.
You could date anything you want, a matchbox car, and I support that.
Do you have families?
Were there no reruns of friends or even the golden girls to watch last night?
No fresh paint to watch to dry.
It amazes me that we live in a sea of people that have no idea about how valuable time is and how to use your intellect.
If you are a leftist activist, at least take some peaceful action or come up with a witty limerick to chant.
I mean, I mean, at least Jesse Jackson came up with rhymes.
Screaming at the sky helplessly just makes you look pretty ridiculous.
And I don't know if you know this, but it's not going to get him out of office.
But I want to have a serious conversation with you.
I want to point this out.
And I don't want to upset you.
I don't want to create an unsafe feeling here because I want you to feel safe.
But I just want to point out that screaming out like that and just you added a ton of unnecessary CO2 to the atmosphere.
Man, I don't think you want to do that, do you?
It's Thursday, November 9th.
You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.
So I saw something yesterday I thought had to be a joke.
It's really not.
Yeah, because you seem to be joking a lot.
Yeah.
I know.
So far in the show.
I know.
You're mocking people who are screaming helplessly at the sky.
No.
What are you supposed to do in a culture that allows legal chainsaw bayonets on their guns?
Right?
Right?
Am I right?
And you might think it's a joke.
You might think it's some silly thing.
I don't know.
But I mean, I can tell you this.
It scared the hell out of me when I saw it yesterday from USA Today.
Okay, so USA Today put out a video of all of the attachments, like a flashlight.
Good God, you could put a flashlight on the end of a gun?
Why would someone ever need something like that?
It's almost as if you'd want to see where the bullets were going.
See what's in front of you.
It's crazy.
Then they showed a laser sight.
Hello, does anybody remember Dr. Evil?
What was he putting on the top of sharks' heads?
Lasers.
So that is really, they actually did this video if you haven't seen it.
Yes.
And it does go through.
It first kind of goes through the actual attachments that were on the gun that the shooter used.
Yes.
And then they go through some other possible attachments that are available.
And people do this.
They put lasers on their guns.
And it has, it says possible modifications.
Possible modifications.
They start here with a 100-round drum magazine.
Okay.
They also have a shotgun attachment.
So if you think to the end of a gun, a shotgun attachment.
You would attach another shotgun below it.
A shotgun attachment.
Now, that is not something I have seen before.
But if it's in USA Today, I understand is a shotgun attachment.
I get that.
And of course, most terrifying is the chainsaw bayonet.
Don't even say that out loud.
Well, I unfortunately just have.
So it's really impossible to stop.
I wish you hadn't.
Okay.
Because this one, once people get the idea that this is available, that you can go out in a store and you can buy an attachment for your AR and it's a chainsaw.
And you just mount that chainsaw underneath the barrel.
So it's a chainsaw bayonet.
My gosh, do you know the kind of carnage?
Oh my gosh.
I mean, everyone's going to have one of these by the end of the week.
And that's what's terrifying to me.
You know, I used to be for the Second Amendment.
Yeah.
Then chainsaw bayonet.
So now let me just say that I don't think, and I'm doing something at five o'clock tonight that I believe we're going to take you through the fantasy land that Hollywood lives in.
Because I don't think that they can find the difference between truth and fiction.
I really, you know, it's like these actors who are like, well, when I was climbing the, you know, the Himalayas with Niblik, with who?
He was my Sherpa guide.
That was a movie, man.
That was a movie.
And they have no idea the difference between real life and movies and fiction.
George Takai yesterday tweeted out how in the United Federation of Planets, they had universal health care.
George, I watched, I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but the United Federation of Planets doesn't exist.
It's a TV show.
No, it's also movies.
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
So that's a backup.
So when I'm right.
When you're right, you're right.
So when I saw the chainsaw bayonet, terrifying.
First of all, I was like, I've got to get me one of them.
I actually think I do want one if they exist.
And then the second thing that I thought of is this, the people that are telling you that guns are evil are so disconnected from reality that they actually think that there is a movement to attach chainsaws to ARs.
That is something you could just, you know, I'm just, you know, going to Cabela's.
I'm going to Cabela's.
I'm just going to grab a chainsaw attachment, honey.
I'll be right back.
That's like a totally normal thing to them.
Right.
They would attach that and they would, I mean, it's ridiculous to believe.
So we started looking into it.
The gun exists and I have it.
You do.
And this is, by the way, do not try this at home because it's a very dangerous weapon.
This is the actual gun that they are basing.
I'm not kidding you.
is the gun that they are basing that attachment on and as you see stu i don't want to point it to you no please don't it's very scary and pointing it right to the camera you will see that this is a uh this is an ar oh my gosh okay i don't know and right underneath is the chainsaw Now some would say that potentially that gun seems to come from the video game games of war.
That's what some would say.
What's the difference between real life and a video game?
Apparently to many in the media, nothing.
Exactly right.
Exactly right.
This is from the video game.
And a lot of people think that's actually where they got this idea because it was a popular video game in the 90s?
else would you get that idea I mean there are some heard of that I've never heard of it.
There are a few YouTubers who have sort of jokingly attached chainsaws to guns.
I guess they then use the chainsaw.
But it's not like it's an actual functional thing.
There's no reason.
Oh my gosh, Stu.
You are so stupid.
Well, no, I know.
I am going to.
know what um could we get uh here here i got it I got it.
I brought in.
I brought in a few things today.
You brought in a few things today.
I brought in a few things.
He's across the room now.
So I brought in the AR.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
Be careful with that.
No, I know.
Brought the AR in.
And I brought in a chainsaw.
Okay.
So I have the AR and a chainsaw.
And a real chainsaw.
Wait a minute.
I've got more.
I also have a shotgun, a handgun, and some duct tape.
I am of the mind, Stu, that USA Today was on to something.
And I believe that we need to make one of these.
So, could we, is Jason around?
Mayor Jason.
Jason is our today in-house weapons expert.
Now, Jason, what I'd like to do is first, I'd like to take the AR, and it is unloaded and safe.
I would like you to take the AR and we want to attach the chainsaw right here.
Come here.
We want to attach the chainsaw.
Now, I'm left-handed, so I'm going to be shooting like this.
So I'd like the chainsaw right here so I can, you know what I mean?
So I think it should be like that.
But that's not how the design is on the actual chainsaw bayonet.
The chainsaw bayonet from USA Today has it underneath this is this, you know, you can go with a you can go with that.
Sure.
I have the schematic right here.
Yeah, well, I don't want it that way.
I want it like right there.
You want it on the side, basically?
They have it like this.
Yeah, because I want it at the side, because I want to be able to chop their heads off.
So wait, wait, wait.
Wait, the concept of this would be you would shoot the person.
You'd shoot the person and then you could chop their heads off.
After you've shot them?
Sure.
Why would you want...
What's the purpose of jumping their heads off after you've already...
Because there's dead and then there's like, that was sick.
Okay, so just straight out bloodline.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Making sure.
Are you a member of the NRA?
I'm not.
So maybe I don't understand.
Okay, yeah.
Yeah, it's bloodlust.
Yeah, it's just, you know, every member of the NRA knows I want to shoot something and then I want to take a chainsaw and just hack it up.
Really?
Because the guy who was an NRA instructor who stopped the shooting.
Yeah, he used one of these.
No.
Well, yeah, he used the gun.
He didn't use the chainsaw.
No, he used an AR.
Right.
I mean, ARs have to be removed because they're only made for killing people.
Right.
Except he didn't kill him.
He wounded him and stopped the slaughter with his AR.
But pay no attention to that.
You know, because he didn't kill him.
A lot of people aren't paying attention to it, it seems like.
So he had just the AR, but I'm going to have the AR with the chainsaw attachment.
Okay, so can we work on that right now?
Can you just take that over there?
Because I've got some other attachments I would like to add to it as well.
For instance.
Stu, what is this?
Well, that's a knife.
A knife.
What kind of knife is it?
I would say a steak knife.
That's what you would think, right?
It's just a regular looks like a steak knife to me.
Okay, right.
Is that what it is?
Yeah, yeah, that's it.
Just a regular knife.
It's a regular knife.
That's not.
I don't want you to freak out.
I don't want you to freak out.
Okay.
But what is this?
That appears to be another knife.
Another knife.
It's slightly larger.
It's like a butcher knife.
Not quite a butcher.
A butcher knife.
Yeah.
Okay.
You don't see the difference here?
Besides the size.
Oh my gosh.
What's the difference?
Stu, what is this?
What is this?
Okay, that's like a butcher knife.
That's a butcher knife, right?
Yes, that's what I would say is a butcher knife.
This is a regular butcher knife, right?
Yes.
Does it make you afraid?
No, it's a we have them.
What's this?
Again, like basically a butcher knife.
I don't know the exact technical term for that knife, but it makes you afraid, doesn't it?
No.
Yes, it does.
It does?
This one's spray-painted black.
Oh, yeah.
This is a tactical knife.
This is a butcher knife.
This is a tactical knife.
This is a steak knife.
This doesn't make you afraid.
This doesn't make you afraid.
But I spray painted this one black, so it's now a tactical knife.
Don't you?
But wouldn't they all be sharp and dangerous and stab you in the same way?
Tactical Butcher Knife00:15:13
No, but this one's more frightening.
Okay, okay.
I come at you with this and you're like, oh, that's just a normal silver knife.
Right.
He's just going to come at me and maybe we're going to butcher some meat together, right?
Yeah.
I come at you with this and you're like, there must be a steak.
But I come at you with this and you know I have deadly intent, right?
That's true.
And I'm a serial killer.
Right, because it's painted.
It's painted black.
Right.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
Now I'm getting it.
Okay.
Now you're bringing me along.
Now you're getting it.
Okay.
So we need to put the tactical knife.
Now I was thinking, if we put, except I don't like the look of the tactical knife with this silver handgun.
Because that's not a very scary gun.
It's just silver.
It looks like the handle is black.
And that's that part of it.
That part is scary.
Like if I came at you with this gun with the black handle.
Then I would be terrified.
Then you'd be terrified.
But as soon as I put the barrel in and you see that it's silver, you're like, it's not a big deal.
Okay.
By the way, that is essentially the description of the new Dianne Feinstein bill.
It's basically...
It's basically her new assault weapons ban is essentially that.
Is it a black weapon?
Then it must be banned.
Wow.
Racist.
Almost.
Listen to the racist.
That's a typical progression.
Can I have some of that duct tape?
Because I'm going to show you here at home.
If you happen to be listening, you can go to the Blaze TV and capture this sometime later today in case you want to make one of these yourself.
But I'll try to be very descriptive on radio.
But again, if you can't follow it and you want to get this exactly right.
And we're getting some of this on Facebook Live as well.
If you go to my Facebook page or Glenn Facebook or Stoop or Facebook, you can see this happen.
You take the Smith and Wesson here.
Okay.
Regular Smith and Wesson.
Now, because I can carry this, I'm going to show you how to make a concealed carry weapon with a make it at home attachment to make it a little more sick.
And this is legal, right?
Oh, this is totally legal.
Yeah, because of the NRA.
Because of the freaking NRA.
So we'll do that coming up in just a second.
Very terrifying.
Well, I hold this butcher knife up.
You're not terrified, are you?
No, no, it's just silver.
Just we'll go through all of this because I'm an NRA member, so I know.
And we will also show you the finished product of the real chainsaw AR coming up in a second.
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Now, oh my God, here I am.
I mean, with the new chainsaw AR.
And this is, we learned this from USA Today that you can get this as an attachment.
This is, you know, this, I did this at home during the break.
And so it's not exactly, you know, ready for market yet.
But if you wanted the chainsaw AR, you know, attachment, I'm willing to sell you this.
You seem to have just duct taped a chainsaw to a gun.
Not exactly.
Because I can see the duct tape.
I can see the gun.
I can see the chainsaw.
It doesn't seem like you've done more than that.
Yeah.
I didn't do it.
Okay.
Somebody else did it for me.
Got it.
So not exactly, Stu.
But these are kind of the things that you get when you buy the Glenn Beck chainsaw adapter for your AR.
You'll then know all of the details.
It's not just like you take chainsaw.
It's not like I just took a chainsaw and taped it to a gun.
There's more to it than that.
Got it.
I had somebody else do it.
And it's $59.99 now at Glenn Beck.com.
Glenn Beck.
So, pretty great.
This is the Glenn Beck program.
This is pretty crazy.
You know, anybody could do this at home.
And I want you to know, saw this in USA Today and people are saying, there's no such thing as a chainsaw AR attachment.
Well, there is, my friends.
There is.
You can buy it and sure, it's a zombie chainsaw thing and it's a joke.
You know, but you can make this at home.
And that's where this gets dangerous.
Now, if you're an NRA member like I am, you know that the only people that are NRA members are just sick, twisted killers.
And the only reason why you would have a chainsaw AR, which we are making here, we've made it with just duct tape.
And it is, I mean, you can buy all of these parts at your Home Depot.
Now, I'm hoping that duct tape, according to the media, sure.
Yeah, I think so.
It's actually easier to buy than any prescription.
Oh, no, this is easier to buy than baby blankets.
I've heard that.
Yeah.
I've heard that.
You can go into any place and buy a baby blanket.
You're going to go through a harder time getting a baby blanket than you are this chainsaw gun.
Yeah, it's actually easier to just make a baby blanket out of guns and keep your kid warm.
It really is.
Yeah, and then if you fire them, the guns will get warm, and it's actually like an electric blanket.
Yeah.
Now, I want you to know, these guns could go up.
They're fully loaded and they've got bullets in the chamber.
I think.
I haven't checked.
Nobody's checked.
Somebody just handed them to me and we didn't even ask, nor did they offer.
So they could go off at any time.
And Stu, I know I'm more comfortable around guns than you are.
You are.
And I just want you to know, I want you to be really careful because these guns do have a tendency of just spontaneously firing.
Really?
Yeah, I have a friend who his whole family was shot by a pistol that was on the kitchen table.
Everyone was in bed.
He survived.
Thank God.
Only by the grace of God, he survived.
But the gun in the middle of the night just started shooting his whole family while they were asleep from the kitchen table.
You're sure that he just didn't kill his family?
Oh, no, no, no.
These guns, these guns can go off.
He survived it, though?
He survived.
He wrestled the gun to the ground.
So he was holding the gun.
No, not at the beginning.
It was just spontaneously on the fire.
Yeah, because he was wrestling the gun to the ground in the end.
That might be a longer story we should probably.
You're not an NRA member.
That's true.
That's true.
You're not an NRA member.
Okay, so, you know, I hate these people who are in the media like you still, who just don't know anything about guns, who just try to convince people that they can't spontaneously go off.
There's something interesting about you making that criticism as you're holding an AR-15 attached to a chainsaw by green duct tape.
Yeah.
Well, maybe what you're feeling is it's not quite deadly enough yet.
It's not well, yeah.
It's not finished.
So could you come on over here?
Because I also have the shotgun attachment that I'm going to put on the other side of the AR, but I need to put the triggers.
I need to put the triggers together.
Now, can you tape this together?
This is getting heavy, Stu.
So what's the best?
Right there around the barrel first, I think.
Yeah, yeah, put it there.
Okay.
Now, this may be a problem because it's a pump action and I'm not going to be able to pump it.
So I better be able to kill the person.
But I guess I could attach it.
You know what I want to do is I want to shoot them in the head.
Then I want to blow a hole through their chest.
Then I want to cut that head off.
Don't you think?
I think so.
I'm not doing it.
I'm attaching it by the barrel.
All right.
Well, that one might melt.
I'm a little concerned.
Well, it's better than only having one shot.
Yeah, because you never know what's going to happen.
And again, the only reason you need this is not for hunting.
Not for hunting.
This is just for the sport of killing, which I think so many Americans are really into.
I mean, Americans are just bad people.
They're just bad people.
So can you, if you just attach it right down here, maybe right here.
So these two things are.
You got to make sure you're getting all the triggers.
You got to get.
You got to get the triggers clean.
Get it around just the two guns.
You don't need it around that.
And when we're done with this, Stu, what I would like to do is I would like to transform this chainsaw and make it fully automatic.
A fully automatic chainsaw?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And I'm going to now, you know, we learn this in our NRA secret meetings.
Okay, I think we're good on that.
Really?
Yeah, I think we're good on that.
Yeah, I've got to.
Yeah, so look.
So I can, yeah, I can get both.
I have both my finger on the trigger of the shotgun, the AR, and if we can make, I want to make the chainsaw fully automatic.
So if you would just tape down this safety device.
Now, this is what we learn in our secret meetings at the NRA, how to just tape down all of the safety things.
But if you tape down the safety on the chainsaw.
Well, you wouldn't be able to turn it off then.
Right.
That's what I want.
I want one that's just completely out of control without any way of ever stopping it.
Okay.
Okay.
Now.
I'm a little concerned about how close the barrels and the chainsaw are.
I feel like you might cut the gun.
Yeah, we may have to look at that in some testing, but we need some people to help us on that.
I think if we just tide her right there, I think that'll pull that away from the barrel.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Just put that there.
You got it?
Yeah.
Yeah, now pull it really down.
You got to pull it really down.
There you go.
There you go.
Now, so there is no difference between this show and what Al-Qaeda does with their magazine.
Insight.
Yeah, insight.
They're showing you how to make things.
We're showing you exactly how to make a chainsaw AR shotgun with tools that you have at home.
It's this easy.
It's this easy.
And again, all of these things you can buy at your local bookstore.
The AR-15 and the shotgun?
Bookstore?
I'm pretty sure.
Okay.
Easier to buy an AR-15 than a book.
I've heard that.
I've actually heard that.
Now, I want to do one other thing.
And I need your advice on this.
Here's a good Smith Wesson, you know.
A handgun.
Okay.
Good, just, you know, just good.
It's a nine millimeter.
And you can just carry this, you know, concealed.
I don't want to add the tactical knife that has been spray-painted black because it looks scary.
It does look scary.
So I thought I would add the non-tactical butcher knife, which doesn't look scary, you know, and that way I could carry it, you know, concealed.
If you just tape that onto the barrel there, then I could carry this as a concealed weapon in case I want in my pocket.
Because, I mean, it's a real sharp knife.
Yeah, well, it might cut your leg potentially as you might cut my hand as I'm putting this on.
Well, it's not like the movies.
Okay, this is real life.
You don't just stuff it in your pants.
Oh.
Okay.
So now it's a real knife, guys.
So I just found that out.
So now, and a fully loaded gun with a round in the chamber.
We haven't even checked it.
Okay, so now, so now, if I want to go, you know, let's say a guy comes up to me.
Right.
Okay.
And I feel in danger for my life.
Right.
I can now shoot him, but I also get the satisfaction that I get for the real deal, the AR shotgun chainsaw.
I can still, if I'm just out and about, hack somebody after they've been shot.
So, yeah, because right now you have a butcher knife that extends past the barrel of your handgun.
Yeah.
So I shoot and then hack and then shoot and then hack.
And that way.
I'm not, I'm not, I'm not comfortable around gun knives right now yet.
I'm just starting to, it can go off.
This knife could fly off and just go right into your head.
I taped it.
It can fly off, trust me.
I am concerned.
So I can, you know, I can do that, or I could hold it like the butcher knife, but then I expose the black handle, which makes it look like a tactical gun.
Should I put some silver tape around the black handle?
Because it's too scary, I think.
No, are you sure?
Because I can just think it's that way.
That way, you won't be as frightened by it.
Yeah, I won't be because I'm right now a little scared.
So if I just tape up this black black card, okay, now it does not look like a tactical gun.
Now this is, now you feel safe.
It looks great.
Now you feel safe.
Do you feel safe?
So if I say I'm going to hack and then shoot, hack and then shoot, look, you didn't even flinch.
You didn't even flinch.
You didn't even flinch.
The problem I think I have at this point is that the chainsaw shotgun AR-15 combination you put together here has no knife attachments at all.
Okay.
Well, it also doesn't have anything.
Let's say that my shotgun AR and my chainsaw don't do the job.
Taping the Black Handle00:08:30
Right.
I think we need to put this attachment right here on the chainsaw.
Oh, well, wait a minute.
Hang on just a second.
Is that the right place to go?
I'm afraid I feel like the chainsaw needs a silencer right here.
Because the chainsaw would be too loud.
Yeah, you're going to hear me coming if we don't put a chainsaw silencer on it.
Okay, we can work on that.
All right, so let's not attach that there.
How about we attach that?
On top of the gun.
Oh, but we'll do it gangster style.
We'll do it upside down.
Wait, but then the blade of the knife is just pointing up back at you.
Well, because you're going to hack somebody.
So you're going to have to turn the entire thing upside down?
Oh, you're right.
When you're right, you're right, Stu.
Okay, how about how about right here?
We put it right here.
Okay, that makes a lot of sense.
That makes a lot of sense.
Okay.
So we put it at the end of the barrel.
If you're watching at home, this is very good.
You're going to, and please don't deviate from this because I can't guarantee your safety if you deviate from the way we've made this.
Okay.
All right.
Okay.
This is brilliant.
So it's still a little concealed now that we put the handgun at the end.
Yeah.
I think I need a little and not as scary because it's not black.
It's all silver.
So if I pull this out, I might be able.
What are you worried about?
What are you worried about?
Well, again, the blade and the guns keep touching.
And I feel like when you turn the chainsaw on, it's going to cut the guns.
And all the, certainly all the tape around the gun.
I don't know if it's the most efficient thing.
Well, we can work on that afterwards.
But why?
What I don't, I guess, understand at this point is why there are several extra knives just here.
Why wouldn't they be attached to this?
I don't.
Okay, thank you.
I think it has to go up, Stu, because the chainsaw is going one way.
I mean, what happens if I suddenly, because I'm left-handed, I suddenly want to chop the other way.
So you want to have, you would be able to chop either way, either way.
Something that's going to cut something.
And usually, by the way, it will be a dead body because you will have already shot it.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
This is just for the blood sport.
That's all this is.
There is no one that needs a nine millimeter handgun, butcher knife, shotgun, AR-15 tactical butcher knife chainsaw that has been silenced.
Does nobody get a blanket statement?
You know how many gun rights advocates out there are just.
Well, I don't mean to say, I mean, you know, I don't mean to make a blanket statement like that.
I'm sure there's somebody out there that, you know, needs it.
Okay, so now we have a chainsaw attached to an AR-15, which is attached to a shotgun, which is attached to a handgun, which is attached to a butcher knife, which is attached to an assault knife.
I want a steak knife here just in case I want to eat steak.
This is like the Swiss Army part.
This is like a case.
So put that this way.
This is not a tactical knife.
You'll notice if you're building one at home, this is just for you.
This is a non-tactical knife.
This is just a steak, and we're tying it out or taping it to the handle of the chainsaw.
So let's say you're out.
This is a handy device as well.
You're out in the middle of killing and and you see these are the these are the tips that only the NRA people like me know that that that USA Today will never understand.
They'll just never understand.
So correct me if I'm wrong.
The scenario here is you shoot someone with an AR-15, then you come in and you chainsaw them, hack them into chunky pieces.
You blow a hole in them with a shotgun.
You fire a couple just extra bullets into their head with the handgun.
Then in addition to that, you then chop them up with one or two of the big blades.
And then once you're down, they're still then.
You might want to eat them.
No, that's sick.
That's sick.
That is sick.
Okay, all right.
Okay, all right.
I'm uncomfortable now.
You've just created a very unsafe space.
And I'm uncomfortable.
Are you sure?
This is unsafe now.
You started using words, and I feel very unsafe.
Just saying.
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Okay.
Stu has turned this into a hostile work environment by his speech.
My speech has turned it into?
Yes.
Everything was fine.
You have a lot of guns attached to guns and knives to be complaining about.
And then you started speaking about cannibalism and you created an unsafe zone.
All right.
So what we have here.
Stake knife.
The steak knife is the one I'm really concerned about.
This is just a real steak knife and it's pointed sideways.
You're going to stab yourself with it.
No, I'm not.
I'm a professional.
Don't try this at home, kids.
Don't do it with Stu.
So we have the gun knife chainsaw, shotgun, automatic chainsaw.
But I want you to know that it is environmentally safe.
So any liberal that is watching, the chainsaw is electric.
So we won't be putting any CO2 into it.
And I know all of the liberals will understand this.
There will not be a 30-round clip anywhere near the AR.
You know, we're going to use magazines, but there will not be a 30-round clip because no one has any use for a 30-round clip.
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Glenn Battle.
Who is the author of your life?
Who is the author of your life?
What defines who you are?
In late September, five black students woke up to find a message written on the markerboards outside their dorm rooms.
The message read, go home, N-word.
The students attend the Air Force Academy's prep school.
They're hoping to become cadets at the Air Force Academy.
In the aftermath of Charlottesville and the NFL national anthem protest, those hate messages threw gasoline on the fire of the racial debate in America.
How could this happen in one of our nation's most prestigious military academies?
The messages prompted Lieutenant General Jay Silvera to gather the entire Air Force Academy student body and staff, and he rebuked them.
If you can't treat someone with dignity and respect, then you need to get out.
Now, the video of his rebuke was viewed over a million times on YouTube.
This week, the Air Force Academy Prep School announced that they have one candidate less for cadet.
He has been expelled because he admitted to writing the racial slurs outside of the dorm rooms on his black schoolmates.
Who was it?
Turns out this racist incident was a hoax.
The perpetrator was actually one of the five black students.
Why did he do it?
Apparently, it was a weird attempt to get out of trouble.
He was in for some other misconduct at the academy.
It's an immature teen who made a terrible decision, one he's already paying for, and one now that won't afford him the chance to attend the Air Force Academy.
This is not the time to gloat, however, and say, see, these alleged hate crimes are hoaxes.
Some of them are hoaxes.
Some of them are real hate crimes.
Racism is something that affects all human beings, and it is a cancer in ours and any society.
This message is obviously not getting through to the youth, so I'll repeat it.
Your skin color does not define you.
Your background does not define you.
Yesterday doesn't define you unless you let it.
What was it somebody said about being judged by the content of your character and not the color of your skin?
Only your character defines you.
If we all spent a lot more time working on the content of our own character, man, there wouldn't be enough time left to have racism real or imagined.
It's Thursday, November 9th.
You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.
The author of the New York Times best-selling book, Killing England, from billoreilly.com.
It's Bill O'Reilly.
He normally joins us on Friday, but I don't know.
He's got a golf date or something there at the house that he may maybe meet the cable guy or the plumber.
So we're bowing to the king and welcoming him here on Thursday.
Bill O'Reilly, how are you?
Very good, Beck.
I liked your commentary.
I'm going to be out of the country tomorrow.
Are you?
So I'm frightening people abroad.
Yes.
I really liked your commentary, Beck, which, you know, for me to tell you that is an amazing thing.
Yeah.
It is.
It is.
Usually, I don't dislike your commentary.
I can ignore it entirely.
You just don't.
You don't slum with me very often.
No.
But this ties into the big story of the day on BillO'Reilly.com, which is the California NAACP demanding that the Star Spangled Banner be jettisoned as the national anthem because it's racist.
That's a huge story, and it ties into what we've been talking about for the last four months, the revisionism of American history, which is what Killing England is the counter to that.
But the NAACP, powerful organization with REACH, it's not some crazy kids doing insane stuff.
They're basically trying to tell the American people, this is a racist song.
So our country is represented by that, and it should go.
And it's a lie.
It's a total lie.
And now I'm starting to get really angry, Beck.
Do you hear it in my voice?
I do.
I do.
It's kind of subdued, but I can see you going for an AR chainsaw at any time.
Well, last time I frightened you with my indignation, I wanted to dial it back.
It's a morning program, so we want to be mellow by it.
Yeah, sure.
Come on.
I mean, what we're going to do tonight on BillOreilly.com is going to read the whole four stanzas of the Star Spangled Banner.
But what they object to is a line in the third stanza that says that slaves and other people who are working for the master Yeah, I can't find any solace.
Well, that's historically accurate.
That's accurate.
In 1814, when that song was written, slavery was in full flower in America.
And slaves were treated horribly.
And if they ran away, they could be hung.
And there was no Underground Railroad at the time.
That developed afterward.
And so the stanza is accurate.
It's basically criticizing the situation.
But these people have turned it around.
These people being the anti-American activists have turned it around and saying, okay, this is another example of how America is a racist country, which is what they want the world to believe.
Americans themselves don't believe that.
But they want the world to believe it.
Donald Trump's a white supremac, America's racist toward immigrants.
That's what gets me so angry and has polarized me away from the liberal secular progressive movement.
You know, I used to even listen to them occasionally to see if they had a point of view.
I'm so polarized now.
Whenever I see them, I cringe.
So that's my take.
So what do you think about the fifth stanza written by Oliver Wendell Holmes in 1862?
Do you think that plays a role at all where he is extolling the freedom of the slaves and all those that we died for to free?
I mean, that is a clearly pro-abolitionist stanza.
You know, you're smarter than me.
I wasn't even aware of that.
It's never printed.
Just look it up, though.
Oliver Wendell Holmes did it.
It's a good stanza, and it reverses, it throws everything that they're saying in reverse.
And it was written during the Civil War, but they never print it for some reason.
But it was written by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Well, I'm glad you pointed that out.
I didn't know about it.
I certainly will look it up now.
But the basic premise is much bigger than the Star Spangled Banner.
And that's what I'm trying to get across to everybody, that this is a growing movement to demonize the United States of America.
I mean, it's growing.
When you have the NAACP of California coming out and basically lying, saying that the national anthem is racist, giving refuge to people who want to disrespect it and the flag, I mean, you've got a serious situation here.
So it's not being confronted in any meaningful way.
Certainly not by the media.
So here's something that I saw.
Yahoo printed a story 100 years after the Russian Revolution, what things are like in the former Soviet Union.
And they were talking about how Lenin is still looming over the Russians, that the statues of Lenin are still everywhere in the parks.
They've been removed from the public squares, but they've been put in the parks, et cetera, et cetera.
And how those are becoming rallying points.
And I saw that and I thought, I wonder if the left has learned the lesson at all from that, that you must strip a country clean of all reminders.
Otherwise, people will be drawn back to that.
You have, you know, and I want to point out that in one of the articles written about the demise of the Soviet Union, 100 million people were killed from the Russian Revolution onto the collapse of the Soviet Union by the communists.
100 million people were murdered to put this political program into place.
So you're looking at something that's totally unnatural.
It's totally against human competitiveness and the drive for human beings to improve themselves.
And it had to be forced on them through murder.
Then you contrast it with the United States, which is flawed a country as we are, and we are flawed.
There's no doubt about it.
Give so much opportunity that people are willing to travel thousands of miles to illegally sneak across the border and try to make a better life here because they know this is pretty much their only hope.
They're not trying to sneak into Portugal.
So, you know, I'm saying to myself, if this isn't arrested soon, if people in leadership positions don't start to stand up soon, we are going to see what you're seeing in Russia, the reappearance of this crazy stuff that divides Americans.
And the reappearance of racism as well.
Well, we already are seeing that, and we're seeing the rise of Marxism like crazy.
We had a full-fledged socialist elected in Virginia, of all places, just on Tuesday.
Marxism is alive and very healthy in America.
It's designed, though, to stay away from the totalitarian aspect of it.
So you don't have people going, oh, Lenin's the greatest guy, and I love Stalin.
You don't have that.
What you have is the stealth inequality.
Whenever your listeners hear the word inequality, be on guard.
That's the buzzword.
Because that's what the socialists want: equality.
Well, I went to Cuba.
I travel there.
There's no equality in Cuba.
Everybody's miserable.
Everybody's got a boot on their neck.
That's not equality.
That's oppression.
And again, I mean, there's just a few of us, you're one of them, Beck, that are speaking out against this stuff.
And the mainstream media is sugarcoating it and in some cases, promoting it as beneficial.
And if you go against it, you're a racist.
So by me going on billorilly.com tonight and saying, this is insane, the NAACP is lying, I'm a racist, immediately a racist.
And because that's a tactic, not to have African Americans listen to opposing points of view because they all come from racists.
Ah, it really, really drives me crazy.
Bill O'Reilly from BillO'Reilly.com.
Continue our conversation here in a second.
I want to get his point of view on what President Trump did yesterday when he was talking about Cuba and reversing some of the things that President Obama did.
In a minute.
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Bill O'Reilly is with us from BillO'Reilly.com.
His book is out, Killing England.
And we're talking about the state of the world today.
He's joining us a day early.
Yesterday, the Trump administration announced that they're reversing some of the things with Cuba because they have a very different stance than Barack Obama did.
Truth About Cuba00:15:43
The U.N. is upset, says that we need to welcome them into the family of nations, and the United States says we don't care if we're alone in this.
These guys are oppressive.
Does this mean anything to the people in Cuba, Bill?
Does it mean anything to the people in Cuba?
It hurts them because obviously tourism brings money to the beleaguered and poor island.
Most people don't know this, but tourist dollars do not flow directly to the Cuban people.
Tourist dollars, that means, you know, when you rent a hotel room or rent a car or go to a restaurant, tourist dollars go to the Cuban military.
The Cuban military controls all foreign currency on the island.
And by that situation, the Castro brothers, the late Fidel and now Raul, buy protection from being overthrown because the Cuban military is the aristocracy in Cuba.
A lot of people don't understand that.
So when he said that you could go, the Americans can still go, but you can't give it to certain hotels and state-run.
You got to go by a tour.
You have to do a tour thing.
I went on my own, although we hired a guide to take us around who was a pro-Fidel guy because all the guides are.
But we mocked him.
We made fun of him.
And he had a pretty good sense of humor about it, I have to say.
But what the point of view from the Trump administration is, is basically to tell the world, look, these people aren't doing anything.
Raul Castro isn't doing anything to stop the oppression of the Cuban people.
Still got the political prisons, still got the secret police.
So why are we actually encouraging that regime?
If you look at it that way, it makes sense.
But, you know, Barack Obama, his leanings were more socialist than capitalist.
I think that's been established.
That's the way he saw the world.
And socialism is not necessarily bad.
But if you go to Cuba and you actually see how oppressive the society is, I mean, these people are scared.
Kim Kardashian went and she said she thought it was very quaint the way they kept everything in the 1950s and decided to keep all their cars from the 1950s.
So she thought it was quaint.
Did she actually use the word quaint?
I don't know.
I think so.
And she thought it was really magical the way they kept all this stuff in the 1950s.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I wish I had seen Ms. Kardashian walk the potholed streets in her big heels.
Yeah.
Very dangerous.
Yeah.
Here's the thing.
Here's the thing.
You have a lot of people in the United States who just don't know anything back.
They don't know what communism is or socialism is.
They don't know what's happening in Venezuela, and they don't care to know.
And a lot of these people just form opinions based on nothing.
And then they hold those opinions, and you have to listen to them.
And it's becoming almost frightening.
My parents, their generation went through the Depression and World War II.
I got to tell you, everybody knew what the deuce was going on.
Everybody knew the history of the country and what America was going through.
Now, that's totally dissipated.
I mean, you have people that all they do all day long are the machines.
They either got the handheld machine or the computer or the games or whatever they're doing.
And then they have no association with reality at all.
And I think Kim Kardashian may fit into that crew.
What?
You are going out on a limb.
And you don't usually do that.
What's your husband's name again?
The guy, the rapper.
Oh, Kanye.
Kanye.
I was in an elevator with him at Madison Square Garden.
I was at a nick game and we're leaving.
And I went into the elevator and there were six giant guys.
I'm 6'4.
All right.
And these guys dwarfed me.
And then behind, I looked behind is this little guy, and it was Kanye West behind his six giant guys.
And I didn't say anything to him.
I don't think he likes me.
No?
I can pretty much guarantee that, Bill.
I can guarantee that.
I want to talk to you a little bit about the shooting in Texas when we come back.
And I want to ask you, how many more of these are going to happen before the left wins?
I mean, it took shootings in England and it took shootings in Australia before they finally just said, okay, we're confiscating all of the guns and the people gladly gave them.
Are we headed in that direction?
Do you see that happening?
Because that case is being made every single day.
Back in a minute.
This is the Glenn Beck Program.
So let me start with the truth about the shooting.
The truth is this guy was anti-Christian.
He had an axe to grind with a member of the congregation, a family member, an in-law, but he also was truly mentally ill.
This guy had been a ticking time bomb for a long time, and the Air Force knew about it.
Bill, how did this fall through the cracks?
How did this guy, who had a record of knowingly and wanting to kill his stepson, bash and crack his skull and only spend a year in jail for it and then not have that passed on to the general public or to the authorities?
Well, it seems that the Bo Bergdahl sentencing is spotlighting a tendency in our military services to grant unbelievably lenient sentences to people who transgress in the military, right?
So it looks like this guy was in the Air Force and he brutally treated his wife and baby and the Air Force didn't really do much to him.
They threw him out, but they didn't really pay attention.
He wasn't punished the way he should have been inside the service.
And then after he left, they pretty much threw his stuff in the garbage can so that when the background check was made, when he bought the weapons in Texas, his behavior, which would have disqualified him from buying a weapon, was not there.
So that's a bureaucratic screw-up.
I think that the military has got to start explaining why their system of justice is so ridiculous.
I mean, the Bergdahl thing was stunning, was it not?
Yes, it was.
Yes, it was.
So that's number one.
And number two, you're never going to control, through bureaucracy, crazy people from harming individuals.
You just can't.
It's been done from the dawn of civilization.
And you just can't do it.
And now, with the ACLU leading the charge not to put mentally disturbed people in confinement, remember, this is a far-left thing.
used to be much easier in the United States to get people into observation, into institutions to be watched and evaluated.
With the ACLU suing constantly since the 1980s, that's almost impossible to do now.
So everybody knew in Sutherland Springs that this guy was trouble.
But what could anybody, they couldn't do anything about it.
And that's where we are in America today.
I mean, you got crazy people walking around all the time, muttering to themselves, armed with knives, pushing people on subway tracks.
And the authorities can't do anything until after the crime happens.
Let me switch gears.
Let me go to the Democrats in Donna, Brazil.
First of all, the Democrats had a big win, not unexpected, a big win this week, and they're flying high, or that's what everybody wants us to believe.
But their numbers, their popularity is the lowest it's been in over 25 years.
And they're in a full-fledged civil war, and nobody in the media really wants to talk about that.
No, because the media, I would say I put it at about 80, 85% registered Democrats and the national media.
Look, I've said this and said this and said this.
It's about performance.
The American people don't like the Democratic Party and they don't like the Republican Party.
It's obvious.
All the polls say that.
So if the Republican Party wants to avoid Armageddon next year in the midterm elections, it's got to do something.
Got to pass tax reform.
Got to reevaluate Obamacare and make it easier for Americans to get good health care and not get gutted financially paying for it.
Those are the two big ones right there.
Tax reform, reforming Obamacare.
I just saw Art.
The Republicans have got to acknowledge that if they can't do that, they're done.
I just saw Art.
They're done for next year.
I just saw Art Laffer on Fox News this morning.
And, you know, Art's been, you know, he's a go-along-to-get-along kind of guy.
He has, you know, deep opinions and he can fix the economy.
And he's done it before.
And they asked him, so you've been instrumental in helping with the Senate bill that's going to be coming out.
And you were consulted on that.
I've never seen art backpedal so fast.
He was like, well, no, no, no.
They asked me, but I don't think, you know, I don't think they took a critical look at the things that it was saying.
And so I would say that I was kind of on the outside, just kind of looking in at that process.
I mean, I've never seen art try to back away from a group of people like that before.
Well, he's a Reagan guy.
This tax reform and tax cuts much different than the Reagan vision was.
But the key thing here for everybody to understand is: yes, if you're a working American and you make between $40,000 and $150,000 a year, you'll get a little money back.
You're going to do a little bit better.
But that's not what this is all about.
This is about unleashing corporate America in the hope that corporate America will start to invest and expand, thereby providing millions more jobs, and the competition for jobs would rise, therefore wages would rise.
That's what this is about.
Not about individuals getting more money, although that will happen to a certain crew.
It's about getting America into a growth mode because for eight years under Obama, we didn't have any growth to speak of.
Nothing.
So that, and I say, look, stop with the small ball.
You're going to phase out this and it's that, the whole mortgage or anything that.
And look at the big picture.
Give it a chance.
So in two years, we'll know if this tax cut works.
We'll know if the American economy explodes.
And if it does, everybody's better off.
Even the rich people like Beck, who's going to have to pay more taxes, because if you invest your money, the stock market's going to go up and you'll make money there.
And you'll make money if you buy real estate or whatever your investments may be.
Give it a chance.
And that's what, you know, I'm sitting here going, you Republicans are so stupid, so rigid.
I heard some guy the other day on the radio go, oh, this isn't the Reagan thing.
This isn't conservatism.
And I'm going, girl, you're not going to get ideology to win another election.
Trump won as a populist.
He didn't win as a Republican conservative.
So there you go.
Talking to Bill O'Reilly.
Bill, do you have any insight on this Donna Brazil thing?
I have a lot of difficulty taking anything she says seriously.
But are these real scandals or is she just trying to sell books?
No, Donna Brazil is genuinely angry that Donald Trump was elected president.
And so her anger is manifested in why were we so incompetent or we couldn't defeat him.
That's what the book's about.
And then she goes in and she, I think, tells the truth about the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
So I applaud Brazil.
I mean, she's under unbelievable fire now.
She can't go to any cocktail parties.
Nobody will have lunch with her.
You know, all of that pressure because she lives in Washington.
But I think essentially Donna Brazil is telling the truth.
So what is the deal with Mark Rich?
Because Fox had to or Seth Rich.
Fox had to retract a story.
It was a huge scandal.
Here comes Donna Brazil, and she says, you know, I worry that the Russians had something to do with it.
No, wait a minute.
This has been deemed an accident.
Everybody said anything other than that.
Not an accident, a botched robbery.
And everybody has deemed it that.
And anyone who has said that it was anything but that has been a conspiracy theorist.
Now, I happen to believe it was a botched robbery, but to hear Donna Brazil say that she, when she heard about that, she was afraid at first that he was killed because he was white.
That says something.
Two, that when she found out that it was a robbery, she worried the Russians were involved.
You know, I hate to get into these things because I don't believe in conspiracies, generally speaking.
Yeah.
You know, and I and the Rich family has made an appeal.
You know, our son is dead.
Media Hypocrisy00:03:39
Please get politics into it.
You know, I just really, I can't really add much.
And for me, the biggest mouth in the world.
Well, let me ask you this, because I can't add anything to it either because I don't believe in the conspiracy on it.
What you could add to it is, where's the media calling her out saying the same thing that they said to Fox News?
Where we all know that the media is now descended into a place where they are, number one, essentially dishonest, and then number two, hypocritical to a degree I don't think we've ever seen in this country.
So any fair-minded person, conservative, liberal, independent, has to know that.
All the surveys show it.
All the polls show it.
And it's hurting the country.
I mean, dramatically.
Is this going to hurt the Democratic Party because they are going so far left?
They're going to the Bernie people.
She knows she doesn't have any friends left in the middle, so she's throwing her hat in over there.
But she's also bringing the conspiracy side of the fringe with her now.
Is that going to be?
I don't think that's going to hold.
The key thing here is there are some nuts in the House that are trying to draw up impeachment articles against President Trump.
Right.
Okay.
All right.
Nancy Pelosi has now said, please don't do that.
Even Nancy Pelosi knows that the Democratic Party will implode if it continues to embrace the loons.
And it will.
So Trump and the Republicans' best hope is that the media and the Democratic Party continue to be dishonest and continue to be hysterical.
So Nancy Pelosi doesn't want the Democratic Party to embrace her?
Is that does not want the Democratic Party to embrace impeachment.
Oh, well, because you said the loons.
When did she move out of the loon category?
Well, she's still in the loon category.
But, you know, Nancy Pelosi is an interesting study.
I believe, and I'm probably in a minority, I don't think she believes a word she says.
I think she represents a district in San Francisco that's crazy, crazy left, and she'll tell them anything they want to hear to maintain her power position.
I think there's a lot of people like that in Washington.
Yeah, but, you know, she's portrayed as a zealot.
I just think she wants the perks.
I just think she wants the perks.
And that's just my assessment of her.
Bill O'Reilly, thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
BillO'Reilly.com.
Coming up today, you're going to be reading poetry.
Yeah, we're going to do the Star Spangled Banner thing on billoreilly.com.
And, you know, we're going to plug Killing England, of course.
And, you know, Beck, I want to tell you, it's really nice of you to have me on.
And I enjoy this every week.
Thank you.
Sorry, we threw your schedule off.
No, no, no.
Not a problem.
And do me a favor, look into the fifth verse because I think I'd be interested to hear what you have to say about that tonight on BillO'Reilly.com.
I love Ralph Waldo Emerson.
He's my God.
I love him.
That's not who had anything to do with it.
Thanks, Bill.
Okay.
Just ask maybe next time we can follow up with Bill and ask him the broadcasting idea of promoting the fact that you're going to promote your book on your show later.
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Yeah, I'm not sure that's...
Do you tease?
Coming up, we're going to promote my book?
That's not a typical thing that you would do.
Look, he's been a lot more successful than I am.
But Kim Ling England, number one, New York Times bestseller.
And of course, you can subscribe at billorilly.com for all of Bill's commentary.
So I want to talk to you about the state of the world.
You know, Bill was talking about how this tax thing is going to hope that companies start to rebuild and invest in jobs here in America.
There's a problem with that, and that is technology.
And I believe that technology, we are going to find our way around this.
It's just going to be disruptive for a long time.
But the future is not in more employees.
It really isn't.
Let me give you an example.
140,000 employees is what Kodak had at its peak.
Kodak, 140,000.
At the time of the sale to Facebook, Instagram, which is the Millennials Kodak, wouldn't you say?
Yeah, sure.
I mean, even their logo is sort of almost like a Polaroid.
Yeah.
So it's kind of the old Kodak.
Kodak had 140,000 employees.
Instagram, when it sold for $700 million, had 13.
We're entering a different world.
And it's going to be turned upside down and inside out.
And there's going to be a lot of figuring out as we go in the next 10 years.
One of those things we have to figure out is the currency and debt.
How do we deal with the debt?
May I suggest, I don't think there's any way that hasn't been tried under the sun that succeeds in that.
And that's usually when the world returns to gold.
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Part of tricks and sideshows.
That's what the Democrats are resorting to now.
Yesterday, Texas Democrat Al Green stood before the House, gave his colleagues a Christmas deadline to vote on impeaching President Trump.
I rise today with a sense of responsibility and duty to the people who have elected me, a sense of duty to this country, a sense of duty to the Constitution of the United States of America.
I rise today, Mr. Speaker, to call for the impeachment of the President of the United States of America.
Okay, this is not the first time he's done this.
Green has actually unveiled former articles of impeachment.
He did that last month.
A spoiler alert, it never makes it to the floor for a vote.
Now, I'm not a law student, but I am a thinker, so I'm going to go out on a limb here.
I think you need evidence or a reason to impeach a sitting president.
And I know that sounds crazy, but again, I am a thinker.
So if Democrats did have somewhat of a good reason to attempt an impeachment, we still know that it wouldn't make it through the House.
Nancy Pelosi doesn't want it to happen.
The Democrats don't want it to happen.
They think that it will be really, really bad for them.
So what is he doing?
Well, nobody is really talking about this in the mainstream media, but the Democratic Party is in just as much trouble as the GOP is.
Everybody hates them, just like everybody hates the GOP.
Eight years of Obama has left it bankrupt, and it was even extorted by the Clinton campaign, according to Donna Brazil.
The funding and fundraising continues to be a disaster.
The RNC, believe it or not, raises three times the amount of money as the DNC month after month.
Hello.
All the hoopla has been on the Virginia election, but the Republicans still have governors in 30 states.
Over 20 states have GOP control in both the governorship and the legislature.
So it's not really a surprise to see this kind of stuff.
Donna Brazil has declared open war on her party.
Why?
Because she's jumping on Team Bernie.
Ultimately, she, I think, wants to sell some books and make some money, but she is changing teams.
Congressman Al Green knows there's no shot for his impeachment call.
So why is he doing it?
Well, he doesn't have a book out, but it's the same motive to get some attention and to raise some money.
The Democrats are in serious trouble.
They are broke and they don't have a cohesive, unifying message that mainstream people want to hear.
They're not connecting with anyone.
And I'm not saying the GOP is any better.
I just want to point this out that that's what's happening in the DNC.
So what is it we're going to see in the next few months leading up to the midterms?
parlor tricks and sideshows it's thursday november 9th You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.
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Coach Camille is a former point guard who received a scholarship to USC where she led the Trojans to two NCAA appearances and scored over 1,000 points in her career.
She was a WNBA draft pick for the Washington Mystics.
She continued her pro career in Greece.
Internationally, she was the second leading scorer in the conference, guard of the year, and an all-all-defensive team.
When she's not training, she is an assistant coach for Bishop Montgomery girls' varsity team.
The reason why this non-sports fan is having Camille on is because of a story that I read in the Washington Post.
She was looking for a job and she found one.
She was really excited that she was offered a job by her former college coach, and she received an assistants position on his staff at the University of the New Mexico State University.
And she was just a couple of days away from getting onto a plane when they called her and said, yeah, no thank you.
Why is the story?
Camille Lenore, welcome.
How are you?
I'm great.
How are you, Glenn?
I'm good.
I was disturbed by this story.
Can you tell us what happened?
Yeah, so I received the job offer from Mark Track and immediately, you know, was thrilled about the offer.
And we talked about what I would have to give up to take that position, which meant that I would have to shut down my business, my training business.
But after some days of ruminating and thinking through that, I said I'll take the position.
And he offered me a salary of $55,000 with an additional $5,000 coming from his own pocket.
And then began to give me duties, things to do.
We talked about recruits.
We were about to look at film and break down things.
And so I was already fulfilling that position, even though I was still in Los Angeles.
And then a couple of days later, I got a phone call from him when he said, Camille, we have a problem.
Someone's discovered a video of you.
And he asked me if I still believed in what I said regarding my biblical views of marriage.
And I told him that I did and that I was still since that video heterosexual.
And a couple of hours later, he gave me a call back and said, we have to take the, we're taking the job from you.
So let me just get this right.
You want to talk about the world being upside down.
If 10 years ago somebody would have found a video of somebody saying, I am a proud lesbian and I live a lesbian lifestyle and that's just the way I am and my lack of faith in God plays a big role, you probably wouldn't have got a job maybe 20 years ago.
But today, you in this video talked about your faith and said that you used to lead a lesbian lifestyle, but you no longer do, and you are heterosexual, and that's why you can't work at the New Mexico State University?
Yes, that is what happened.
There's definitely been a cultural shift.
And, you know, it was sad to learn that outside that this happened, irrespective of my basketball coaching qualifications.
You know, that was never mentioned.
It was about my heterosexuality and my religious views.
So they are denying that there was any discrimination here.
They, however, in court filings say that your feelings about homosexuality shared in the video would have an adverse impact and the ability to effectively coach and recruit players who identify as LGBT.
Yeah, that's correct.
That's what they said.
And that's what Mark actually said to me that this would affect recruiting.
And he shared that 75% of the current players on this team at the time were gay.
And I explicitly told him, like, Mark, I'm not coming in trying to change anyone's views, lifestyles, or anything.
I'm here to make basketball players.
And unfortunately, I was just not given that chance based on, you know, a video, my very own testimony that was shared seven years ago.
So are you hostile to people who live a lesbian or alternate lifestyle?
No, not at all.
Not at all.
You know, I've been in the lifestyle, so I think I'm unique in that way.
Where, you know, I was once gay, been around a lot of people in that lifestyle, have had and still have friendships with people.
And I think Christians get that rap a lot that if we don't approve or support, that we're either homophobic or we hate gays and lesbians.
And it's not true.
I think love and approval are often terms that are labeled that are synonymous, but I don't believe that to be true.
I can love you, but not approve of something that you do.
Just like I can love a friend of mine, but not approve of his promiscuous lifestyle, or I can love someone and not approve of you skipping breakfast.
And so I think those two terms, those two beliefs are often interchangeable, but I don't think they are.
So where does this go from here?
As far as what?
I mean, is there, you know, a chance that you can stop this discrimination?
Would you want to work there if they if the courts would suddenly say you have to hire her?
Well, I, you know, I currently have a position that I enjoy at the high school that I'm working for.
So, no, I wouldn't, I don't believe I'll take that position if New Mexico offered it.
If another school looked and said, hey, you know, we think she's qualified.
We love what she brings to the table.
I think she'd be a good addition.
Yeah, I would consider that.
But I think, you know, Mark, he told me that if I didn't take down the video, that it would be very difficult for me to work in collegiate basketball.
And so I think what's left to happen is left, it's unseen.
I don't know.
Do you believe you were a player?
So do you believe that that is because of the powers that be or because of the players?
Regarding the fact that you would have a hard time working in collegiate basketball.
Is that because of the administration or because of the players?
I think it starts with the head.
I think it starts with the administration, definitely.
So, yeah.
Camille, I'm glad we could give you some airtime so people could see what is happening in colleges and see what is happening.
I think in bigotry, I mean, if you aren't on a crusade to change everybody's mind or baptize everybody in your position, I don't understand what the problem is.
I did hear one thing that stuck out to me, and you said, I used to be gay, which I don't think anyone could say a while ago because you had to be born that way.
But now I don't think that is true anymore, that anybody cares because we're told that you can choose and it's how you feel.
So I don't know what the problem would be.
Somebody who said, Yeah, I used to live a gay lifestyle, but I don't anymore.
And here's why.
And you can go on your way, but I'm going this way.
I don't know why we can't work together.
Yeah, yep, I agree with you 100%.
Like I said, I am highly qualified for the position.
And I think strong assumptions were made on New Mexico State's part that I would come in and try to do that.
I've never done that in my coaching career.
My main goal is to help these young women grow on and off the court as basketball players and to help develop their character, not enforce my religious views or try to change someone to live because I live a certain way.
Camille, thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
luck.
This shows you how much the world has changed.
I mean, and how people don't ever grow.
Because the idea, the argument used to be, I can be gay and not try to convert everybody, right?
It's not an infection that I'm going to spread, and I'm not going to preach my lifestyle, et cetera, et cetera.
If anybody would have tried that, even 20 years ago, it would have caused an uproar if it was a gay person.
And it would have caused an uproar.
And people would have said, this isn't right.
She's not going to preach her lifestyle.
She's not going to convert anybody.
And there would have been those people who would have said, oh, I don't want her.
She's homosexual.
Well, anybody who said, you know, the oppression has got to stop, you're doing it in reverse.
You've just switched roles from the oppressed to the oppressor.
If you don't act differently, it ain't going to end.
That was the secret of Gandhi and Martin Luther King.
They didn't call for retribution.
They didn't do what the oppressor was doing.
They stopped and offered a third way.
I hope soon that we find somebody on the left that understands this and starts to say, I'm not going to, you know who did?
Pendillette.
When Pendillette got in front of the atheist community in Washington, D.C. and stood on the stage and said, no, don't celebrate the death of Christianity.
Don't do that.
Let's not be what we have accused them of being.
Let's reach out and be good to each other.
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Scientists have now come out and they have said that patients in severe pain receive just as much relief from over-the-counter medications like Tylenol as they do from opioids.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Is that real?
I don't.
I'm going to say a big negatory on that one.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't have that much experience with opioids myself, but I see.
I got a big gash in my side.
Tylenol?
No, I don't think that's going to do it for me.
It doesn't seem like it would, but I guess maybe technically, because there's an additional effect to an opioid, right?
So here's the, so here's the thing: you know, you take Tylenol.
Let's say you cut your hand off, okay?
And you go into the emergency room and they sew you back up and they say, where are you on the pain chart?
And you're like, I'm the big frowny face.
And they're like, Tylenol for you.
You may get some pain relief, you know?
Yeah.
And then when you start screaming that I'm going to stab you to death if you don't relieve my pain with something stronger than Tylenol, that's when they bring out something called, you know, the opioid and they give you the opioid and you still feel the pain.
Well, so that's what they're saying.
You just don't care.
Right, exactly.
Right.
That's a different process.
Wow.
I can feel the throbbing in my stump and it really, wow, that hurts.
I went to the dentist yesterday and I've come up with a new plan of going to the dentist, which is just get the nitrous every time I go, whether they're doing a cleaning, whether they're doing something painful, anything.
Every time hook it up, because it's fantastic.
And as I sat there yesterday, in the middle of them poking at my teeth and doing God knows what, and I just felt unbelievably great, I thought to myself, you know what I thought about the whole time I was under?
How do I get this into my house?
I want it at my house.
That might be a problem.
I want a tank next to my couch.
So while I'm watching the game, I can just strap this thing on.
And I don't know.
It's incredible.
I would like it actually in my job.
So as I'm reading the news every day, I would love just a steady stream of nitrous.
It really is fantastic.
I don't know if I've ever had it.
The crazy part about it is when you're done, 20 minutes later, you're completely fine.
You can drive.
You can walk.
It's like propofol.
Have you ever had that?
Except that just puts you out.
You take propofol.
They give it to you for surgery and stuff.
And they're like, okay, I'm going to put you to sleep.
And you're like, no, you're not.
And then you wake up and it's over.
And you don't even, I mean, you don't feel it.
It's weird.
Drugs are great, aren't they?
Glenn Beck.
You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.
Well, welcome to the program and welcome to Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.
Hello, Pat.
Hello, Glenn.
Stu.
So did you hear our interview with the basketball coach?
I did, yeah.
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Lost her job because she's not gay.
Yeah.
I talked briefly about her earlier this week, and it's really interesting.
She sounds normal.
Normal.
Completely normal.
Sounds like she should be a basketball coach.
She's got the qualifications.
They hired her.
The University, New Mexico State University hired her because of her qualifications.
She actually started working her job while she was in California, and then they found a video of her online.
And, you know, when you see these crazy videos that people made, you know, she made a crazy video seven years ago where she said, I'm a Christian.
And I used to live the gay lifestyle, but I don't anymore.
And, you know, it's because of Jesus.
And of course, you can't have somebody like that.
No.
Obviously, you don't want those around other women.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Other people.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
The Constitution bans religious freedom.
You're not allowed to have to believe.
You're not allowed to believe that.
If they're based on religion, I think we can say that here.
What is it?
Azusa Pacific University, A-Z-A-U-S-A?
It's Azusa.
Azusa Pacific University, a Christian private school in Southern California.
The LGBTQ students are now demanding that the school end its support of traditional marriage and stop its disapproval of same-sex relationships on campus.
Basically, they have to end their support.
It's a private religious school.
And they've got to.
What are you saying?
They should be able to.
Well, okay.
You better not finish that sentence, Mr. Gray.
No, okay.
Well, we know what kind of kook he is, so we can, we can dismiss him and just kind of laugh him off uh, because you know he's so stupid he doesn't even know he's being demeaned.
But uh okay Pat, so you can't be a woman's basketball coach?
No uh, unless you're um 2s Lgbtqia.
Wait wait, you haven't seen the 2s.
What's 2s 2s, 2 spirit, 2 spirit.
Yeah, leads the pack, leads the pack, and I am.
You have a man and a woman inside of you.
Now look, you want to attach, you want to attach 2s to the end.
I don't have a problem with it, but I mean you're gonna.
Beginning it was 2s Lgbtqia plus.
So I have a.
I have two spirits.
I have one trapped inside Side of me.
Do they both drive at the same time?
No, the man takes over when it's driving because you don't want the woman driving.
Am I right?
You're right.
You're right.
You can't argue about that.
Not only is 2S leading the pack here in this, they're also getting two characters.
I know.
This is incredible.
Whatever.
You get the two and the S.
The L, the G, the B, the T. They've got to be really pissed off here.
They are.
They're probably pissed at this point.
But not only can you not be a woman's basketball coach, you can't be a member of the Palm Springs City Council without being gay.
Every one of the members now gay.
Okay, first of all.
First of all, that wasn't a prerequisite.
They were elected.
That's true.
That's true.
They just elected a transgender and a bisexual member.
Yeah, so there is some diversity there.
There is some diversity.
Right.
Are there any 2S?
No, no 2S.
Oh, my God.
Are there any H's?
Which is the headphones?
Are you talking about male breeders?
Yes.
No.
Are there any MBs?
No.
It may be time for white male identifying breeders to all go and live on the island of Misfit Toys.
I mean, I just don't think there's a lot of people.
Nobody wants a Charlie in the box.
No one wants a cisgender in the box.
I'm a cisgender in the closet.
It's gotten to that point where we're the ones who have to be in the closet now.
And I have a square gun that shoots jelly.
I'm a white male.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
Yeah, Santa.
So, so sorry.
Dumped me off here.
Wouldn't it be great if it was nobody in the closet?
We don't need a closet.
You could do what you need to do.
I don't understand why this is.
I was a little taken aback that the whole council identifies in that way because does that matter in how you legislate for the city?
Because your sexuality shouldn't have any bearing on the way you comport yourself in the city council, should it?
That is the point.
So why do we even know?
That is the point with the cowboy that rides an ostrich.
He's still a cowboy.
Right?
So why identify him as a cowboy that rides an ostrich?
Exactly.
He's still a cowboy.
You do see the ostrich.
Well, you see the ostrich, right?
Well, you might notice that there's an ostrich there.
That might be one of the reasons you'd identify that way.
Because people got an ostrich tied up at the hitching post.
Yeah.
But in this case, Pat is right.
There's no reason to identify your sexuality.
And I will say, I believe Palm Springs has created a very unsafe atmosphere for straight people.
I would feel very uncomfortable.
There's no diversity at all.
No inclusion.
There's no inclusion.
Heteros and 2Ss.
We can team up together to get onto the Palm Springs City Council.
We need one hetero member and one 2S member in there.
And then we'll feel comfortable.
Are the 2Ss okay with the heteros, though?
Definitely not.
I was going to say, absolutely.
Didn't we used to call 2S's schizophrenics?
Yes, back in our hateful days.
Back in our hateful days.
Okay, all right.
Okay, so did you see the movie that M. Night Shyamalan made just recently with what's his name?
It was split.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Is he a 2S or an 8S?
He's a 26S.
He's a 26S.
Okay.
Well, all right.
Okay, good.
I'm glad that we've worked this all out.
So what's it at 2S?
L-G-B-T.
We know those.
Q. I.
But Q is questioning or queer.
Do we ever figure that out?
It's queer.
Okay, queer.
I intersex.
Wait, Asexual.
Wait, I'm still back at Q. Hang on just a second.
Q was questioning.
I think it's queer.
No, I know, but it was questioning.
It was at one point, I think.
I think it's kind of the Q is intersection.
Because queer was something that you were not allowed to say for, I don't remember when.
You were not allowed to say queer.
And then, so I think the Q was originally questioning.
Where have the questioning people been relegated?
Because if all of a sudden it became queer, what happened to the questioning people who are standing now out on the porch going?
They've been asked to make up their minds.
Make up their minds.
Yeah, you can't question anymore.
You got to just commit.
You got to commit.
Really?
I don't think that's.
Okay.
And then there's I for what?
Intersex.
Intersex.
And I'm going to pretend this is just an act.
This is showbiz, babe.
Yeah, yeah.
I am pretending I don't know what intersex is.
I'm confused on the difference between intersex and trans.
Is there a difference?
I don't know.
I don't either.
I don't want to Google it either.
Asexual is the next one.
Wait, wait, wait.
Could you Google intersex, please?
I can.
Why do you not want to Google?
You don't know what's going to pop up here.
I don't have any filters on.
What is intersex?
Intersex society of North America.
Hang on just a second.
Listen to that.
He doesn't want to Google because you don't know what might pop up.
Probably something healthy.
Well, it is.
The Intersex Society of North America has popped up.
I will say putting the word sex into Google doesn't always turn out this way.
Okay.
All right.
Intersex is a general term used for a variety of conditions.
Whoa.
Whoa.
I hate girls.
Get the Southern Poverty Law Center on the phone.
Wow.
In which a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't seem to fit the typical definitions of female or male.
So this is what they would say.
So if you're hemaphrodite, right?
Okay, you're intersex.
Which is nicer than hemaphrodite.
It does sound better.
I will say that.
Hemaphrodite is like.
I'm going to give them that.
Yeah.
I'm going to give you.
If you're a hemaphrodite from out here on out, you are intersex because I like that.
That's much nicer.
That's a better one.
And then asexual is the next one, which means you're not interested at all.
Yeah.
Which is what I always thought, Michael Jackson.
I don't think that that is.
I mean, I don't even think that one belongs.
No.
Well, I mean, that's hateful.
Because the rest of them are all about how you live your, well, I guess any of you live your life going, I'm not really interested.
But I mean, that's just called like a video gamer or you're married.
I mean, that's what that is.
Yeah, I feel like there's a lot of like, and I think my wife calls me an A once in a while.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I feel there's a lot of overlap with these groups, which is one of the reasons it's hard to figure out.
You know, there's a study I was reading recently that was talking about the suicide rate among transgenders, which has been reported as incredibly high.
And when I was looking at the study, and it's even after surgery.
No, it's a higher effort.
Higher, yeah.
But it's the study in and of itself, while it has some of those trends, the headline numbers are much higher than they actually are when you look at the study.
I'm explaining why I actually looked at the study.
But you look at the groups, the people who are in the groups.
Hold on just a second.
Is there something you want to talk about?
No, I was trying to explain why I was looking at it at this particular study.
I understand, but we are accepting what you're doing for you.
I know you would be here for me if this was the case.
I know he has a problem with nitrous already.
He's got a very massive other details.
Problems.
There is something.
He wants a tank of nitrous next to his couch so he can, quote, sleep at night.
He can enjoy himself and then go right to sleep.
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It's fantastic.
But a lot of the people in the study.
I would prefer to.
May I just say?
I would just prefer that we don't talk about this nitrous thing anymore because that's legal and sounds good.
And I could see me and talk myself into that in about two minutes.
Honey, I got to go to the dentist again today.
I will say, based on the hardcore research I did at Cracked Magazine after this particular dentist appointment, I will say that it's not an advisable thing for you to do.
We are milking a little bit.
Neither was a gallon of Jack Daniels.
So let's move on.
Seems to be much healthier for you than a gallon of Jack Daniels.
Thank you for that insight.
I want you to know about that.
Swirl that around the brain a little bit.
Good.
All right.
So back to the study.
The study, many of the people in this study identified as like five, six, seven of these different groups at the same time.
Oh, wow.
Like they're gay, they're intersex, they're transsexual, they're transgender, they're cross-dressers, and they're all kind of at the same time.
So I don't even know how you'd separate these things out to actually do studies.
Or, I mean, this is why I guess they have to list so many of them because some people will identify as three, four, five, six of them at the same time.
So they might be pissed off that, hey, you've got the first two I've got, but you don't have the next four.
Well, the first two I've got, if you're, I've got the first two, L and G, if you're a woman, you would be both, would you not?
Because women are gay.
Lesbians.
You've got two right there.
So you have two right there.
And you could be B as well, easily.
LGB, you could be all three of those without even thinking about it.
I mean, that's just.
I think you can be B and Q, but you could, the old Q, not the new Q. You can be bi and questioning.
You can be bi and questioning.
Yeah.
But I don't think you could be gay, lesbian.
And bi, sure.
I mean, if you're, if you're a woman, lesbian, you like other women.
If you're gay, you like other women.
If you're bi, you like other women.
You're saying if you're a lesbian, and you also like guys, then you're excluded from bisexual.
If I'm born without the Q, if I'm born that way and I'm born liking guys, and I know a lot of homosexual men who are grossed out by women, they're just grossed out by them.
Not their thing.
Not their preference.
Not that they used to say.
Yeah.
Okay.
So I completely understand that feeling.
So I would not, you know, if I'm that guy, I'm not bi too because I have no interest in women.
I find them gross.
So I'm not bi as well.
And if you're, so if you're gay, you would be the reverse of a hetro, would you not?
This is all very.
I'm a little.
You're trying to limit people and put them in boxes, and I won't have it.
But that's what the letters are doing.
Well, I'm not doing it.
I'm trying to understand all the letters.
Why do they use so many letters?
Because you could be all of these things at once.
It's beautiful.
Some of these things are going to be difficult to agree on, but we can agree on one thing, which is what the Huffington Post brought up this week.
An open letter to gay white men.
No, you're not allowed to have a racial preference.
Just so you know, if you're a gay white man, no, you must equally like all races at the same time.
No, you are not allowed.
Now, other people can have preferences, but you could not have that preference.
You could not prefer one race over another in a sexual manner because the Huffington Postman.
I'm coming out today.
I'm coming out today.
I'm coming out officially as Q.
The new Q. Queer?
No, Question.
The old Q. Questioning is the old.
Recent is queer.
Confused.
Spell wrong.
Confused with a Q. With a Q. Q. Confused.
Q O, Q, U, O, N. F-U-N-C.
Confused.
You wouldn't spell it with a C. Why would you spell it when you're confused?
Right, because you would spell it.
So I'm coming out as.
Can we agree on one thing, though?
If it's two-spirit, you got to let the man drive.
The man part of you must drive.
I think we can settle on that.
I think that's fair.
I won't go there, Hate Monger.
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