jeremy, what did you make of the glenn beck spectacle today? think you're right, you don't know whether to laugh or to cry. on the one hand, the tape is too good, you have to run it because you have to laugh at the guy pretending to be a modern day prophet at the gates of jerusalem, but it's tragic there are those in american jewish life and politics in this country that thinks it's what it means to be a friend of israel and are ready to embrace him on his terms as he's defining a new holy war. >> the deception of israel has been polarizing to beck, how has it seemed to break down? >> you do have people on the right and on the left who have criticized him and said we should have nothing to do with him, but there are very, very strong elements on the west bank, people within prime ministers netanyahu's own party and glenn beck is clearly aligned with them as well as a way of getting support for israel. >> for a long time this kind of alliance between the christian right and the right wing of israeli politics have sort of happened at a time when

>> glenn beck? >> mm-hmm. >> i think that there is a void right now that needs to be filled when it comes to television news and when it comes to media and information. i think people are still hungry for it. but there obviously are a lot of fears that are easy to play upon the xenophobia when we deal with immigration or of course xenophobia when it comes to islama phobia as well because of 9/11 and the uncertainty with the economy and people want something that they can relate to that they can listen to and i think he pulled the right strings and he learned how to play upon those fears. and that's one model that is successful where as the rest of the media you see that they're struggling. cnn is changing their lineup and none of that is work forg them. and you have the other networks that are hiring people like katie couric and paying them millions, inspiring other people because of it. . and that is failing for them and that's because there's either a void in the sense that regular mainstream news

are you as happy to see glenn beck go as i am? are you satisfied? >> glenn beck. >> glenn beck. holds a special place in my heart. >> why is that? >> glenn beck has provided our show with a lot of material and the funny thing is i don't talk about him anymore, not only is his program ended but i feel his influence has faded. for a while there, though, glenn beck was booming, his ratings were high and any time i watched this man, this is what is wrong to me, this is one fact or of -- factor of what's wrong with u.s. media, there's the fox nude news model and the everybody else model. the fox news model, they've managed to whip people up into into a frenzy. they work on fear and paranoia and you have a man like glenn beck and i do think people are confused and probably think he's telling you news when he's acting like this weird televangelist but he's telling you that at all time there's a conspiracy to take this world down, whether it be the liberals working with the communists working with the muslim call fat and he goes on and on anden of. it's such nonsense and i think he real

to tell me about that i mean what are your thoughts on glenn beck he was loving this but you think he's just loving it because you're angry at obama and you're addressing obama or he actually like you have to say of course i think what happened if i did two minutes and thirty seconds of actual talk time and twenty seconds of it talk tom it was a president obama this is for you that was twenty seconds out of two minutes and thirty seconds and it was renamed epic anti obama rant and i'm going wow that was epic and obama and that really wasn't it but you know i understand what we're doing here everything was done in sound bites the last five presidents in my generation my lifetime have been elected from soundbites they've been elected on celebrity they've been elected on personality and there's probably a good thirty to forty percent of the people who vote who know what the issues or and really know what you're voting record is and where you stand the other sixty percent vote for the guy they like and so that's what glenn beck did he says hey i can i can slant this this way i've got a

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contention on many accounts a lot of israel really press is reporting that they glenn beck inspired a surprise alliance between religious leaders and political leaders in israel across the spectrum who were against him and against him doing this nonetheless he did draw a crowd seven hundred people there fourteen hundred people watching from home all over some even having viewing parties so you can.

and to make democrats can have one that we are told time segments and happy hour glenn beck is a bust in israel and new guidelines for state i'm just not. into it and we're with some people to bring just to sort of. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic sort. of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realized everything. i'm sorry the big. let's not forget that we sat in a parked car. i think. either one well. we never got the live shows here safely get ready for freedom. i did start inside schools on war and i did go to former attack the secretary of state roger williams who is now running for congress now doesn't take a genius to see roger williams is going to run against that's president obama that's democrats in general but how do we notice well he's new campaign ad is called the donkey whisperer so i want to play this ad in several parts and i'll brea

kim simac despite the glenn beck boost did not win. democrats held onto both of the wisconsin senate seats. and in new hampshire, an upcoming election not for political office but for the chairmanship of the state republican party. jack kimball is the new hampshire republican party chairman. he's only had the gig for seven months. he defeated the establishment candidate in january. he calls himself, quote, the first tea partier to be elected chairman of the republican party in the nation. today, new hampshire's entire republican congressional delegation, senator kelly iott and both members of congress as well as the republican house speaker and the senate president, all called on jack kimball to resign. 22 of the 36 people who sit on the party's executive committee signed a letter informing mr. first tea party republican chairman that, quote, a vote to remove the chairman will be taken. since mr. kimball took over, there have been two special elections in new hampshire, both in new hampshire districts that tend to vote republican. and

democrat who's trying to get republican voters on their side so they're saying republicans like glenn beck they like israel why not just wish them all together and the perfect political statement are you guys thanks for joining me tonight that's it for tonight so thanks for tuning in and make sure you come back tomorrow mother jones news editor nick dolman will be on the show discuss how the feds are allowing u.s. citizens be tamed and interrogated by foreign countries in the time to get it from a fan to be a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of nights or any other nights of police catch all of you tube dot com slash the alone a show and coming up next news is coming up next is the news. well the british soil the sun. it's not time to. go. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. heavy fighting continues in the vs bloody civil war there is concern the country's chemical weapons could fall into the wrong hands. france

glenn beck says, i implore you. i had given him an early copy of the book.read it and he said i'm begging you. do not publish this book. you will be assassinated within a year. i'm still here. he was wrong thank god. my goal is not to demonize islam. but i say at the end of the day, we're not at war with the irish right now. if this was 30 years ago i'd still be writing about the soviets. it's a gutsy thing to do because you are potentially making yourself a target even by talking this way about it. >> i think it's imperative upon us of who live in free and democratic societies to not shy away from taking these on. i had great idea for a book. why should i sublimate my art because i'm afraid of reprisals. what is going to help good peaceful muslims is me shining the light on the radicals. because when we make apologies for islam, when we try this. to explain it away, we weaken the voice of the good muslim reformers who are trying to change their religion from within. and they need our support. so i feel this is important. >> two or three years ago on a block

about james kept growing that organization and took it in different directions and he did take on glenn beck and fox news for. that being responsible abusing i would say the airwaves and putting out things that were not true about me but probably about you know so many other people and eventually. i think that it's a been occasioned of our system of our system of american society you can't just abuse the airwaves and can just abuse the public trust and expect the american business community to stand with you and pay for ads on your show when you're saying things that are not true they're defamatory and that are misleading the american people so it wasn't just a james rucker stood up and said the american business community stood back and said we don't care how many eyeballs you can get with this type of programming we're not going to put money on put our brands next to yours and eventually he was . made a decision to get off the air. i am excited about the ability that people have now because a little little david's of the world like james rucker to use new technology to. fight for real chan

caller: i think one of the saddest marches was glenn beck.argeted toward the white people. they're the ones who were against barack obama in that sense, even though he tried to trick people by having a martin luther king rally. it was a joke. it was really deceitful to america. now we have smaller marches in communities against injustices that have taken place now. that is my statement. host: to the poor people's march in 1968 with martin luther king, did that set the benchmark for modern marches on washington? guest: i think not. i think the poor people's march was mostly -- with all due respect for the people who tried to hold it together after martin luther king's assassination, it really turned into a trial for everyone. building an encampment on the mall to symbolize how poor people lived was logistically very difficult. this was one of the classic cases where the federal government ended up being even more involved in the march than they intended to. the relationship between the people and the cause was messed up. they really relied on

and to make fun of democrats can have learned that in our tool time segments and happy hour glenn beck is a bust in israel and new guidelines for paid back in just a. load. well into the. box among velocity. maximum thrust. maximum efficiency. ability mediation takes it to the marks of moscow's more famous here show on technology update here on r.g.p. . the future. as you know song was sixteen years old when he committed these murders that's not to say that song so or should not be punished for his crimes song is the no rational person in the neither song has been punished is being honest and will be honest. the sellers must be executed for the brutal crime he committed this is a punishment this is not. a mention. that it's. because he's. been immersed know me whatsoever. and i didn't come here just. unheard of the first. this time through the small. pond wife. and mother is now. i decided side still time lord and tonight against a former attack the secretary of state roger williams who is now running for congress now doesn't take a genius to see roger williams is going to run against

hand to make fun of democrats for why not when are told time and happy hour glenn beck is a blast in israel and new guidelines for faith in just enough. to go to bring justice to what. i have the right to go with my government truly if you want to know why i pay taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic. of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's the part of it and realize that everything is just. part of the. let's not forget that we had a hard time right here and. i think. either one well. we never got the shows they're very safe get ready for the freedom. all right it's time for sides told on war and tonight it goes to former talk the secretary of state roger williams who is now running for congress now doesn't take a genius as the roger williams is going to run against that's president obama and that's democrats in general but how do we know does well he's new campaign ad is called the donkey whisperer so i want to play that in several parts and i'll break down wha

people may remember him as glenn beck's historian at glenn beck university. he has christian education degree from oral roberts university. he pushes this notion along with others that this is a country that should be governed, basically as christian nation. it should be governed, not by secular law, but by his interpretation after book of law. it says a lot about rick perry that he is keeping this commitment. >> let's go here a second and i want to bring in our guest into the conversation. but rick perry would have to know or his staff would have to know this person is there, because he is a cohost. this is part of the committee. not like he is just happens to be there and rick perry is there. >> right. he also was at rick perry's big 30,000 prayer meeting. he is associated with barton before. he does obviously know him and has associated with him in the past. now a lot of folks other than even myself and others have raised questions about barton, anti-defamation league raising this point about his scholarship. this is anti-defamation league, and what they s

this developing throughout conservative media, breitbart announced that big education is coming, glenn beckg on students, fox nation has the campus section. what's the future for students as far as the "national review" goes. is there going to be something exciting for us to look forward to? >> yes. >> ok i'm learning about it very, very soon. i look forward to hearing it. >> do you have ideas? >> absolutely. a student section would be excellent. >> we do have a higher education blog on our website. what do you mean by student section? >> i tend to go in the direction of wanting something by students, for students, you know, that's what i was kind of -- what i'd love to see. >> good idea. >> and the softball is, i'm just, on behalf of the tea party movement, what would you say abraham lincoln would think of the modern tea party movement today? >> well, it's very much in the spirit of the kind of civic activism you saw at the time and just outside of questions of ideology, i don't want to sound like too much of a woolly headed goo-goo guy here but i love people being involved and it's amazin

people singing background israel has been in the news lately i would be even more in the news with glenn beck's rally to restore courage in jerusalem in a republican district will be useful to express support for israel to demonstrate some forest. as well as timely topic especially for people who are likely paying attention to backs of bad kids kind of by some really want to get caught say that i will say this in media communications one of the first which has been hard hitting home in terms of jobs one of the first jobs that people have lost are their copy editors and i think that every day we were reminded about the importance of copy editors and why they're important and they save us from incredible national embarrassments like this. i don't know i mean i think it's just so if you're that we all knew this but it's so great to see written down like hey guess what israel plays well go out and say i heart israel oh i'm back there it's also why i should write a democrat who's trying to get republican voters on their side so they're saying republicans like blood bank they like israel why not just

look up with no you know you should be behind a little bit reminiscent of the glenn beck cover where he was sort of you know freaking out and crying oh you know those on the cover of newsweek this is their stuff a conspiracy here. i think it's not actually scary they look crazy but she's definitely not have much to say about. this one is interesting there's a new study from the american psychological association and sunset sex and they decided that more gender equality leads to more sex and it's kind of interesting that they made it like a you know supply and demand thing i looked at universities that are saying that there are so many more females on college campuses these days that they have to fight a lot harder to try to get the guys so i guess that means more girls are putting out you know they're becoming easy so if you're a good. check out the ratio right the generation before you're going to go in comparative to other countries where you know the mentality isn't quite as developed and here now that we have that sort of demystified sex in general apparently more people are happ

. >>> controversial tv and radio personality glenn beck is in israel today. what he calls a rally to restore courage in the holy city of jerusalem. >>> and vice president joe biden wraps up his asian tour today. he's meeting with japanese aders, military families and u.s. embassy staff in tokyo. >>> all right. now this is our you know what. here we go again. our -- >> oh, good. >> that was nice. >> nice, nice. >> all sync'd up. >>> this is a no-brainer. >> that's right. which, frankly, is also what you might think about the story. >> oh, yes. >> george is in penn valley, california with the details. ç >> reporter: penn valley's anything green hydroponics store is holding a raffle next month. keep that in mind as we show you how the store uses video surveillance to protect its merchandise. >> you are on television. >> reporter: the sign apparently meant nothing to a young woman who came into the store on friday. >> she had a plan. >> reporter: for nearly a half hour the young woman browsed items on the shelf while occasionally ducking down to ll her handbag wi

i asked for a chalkboard but they said it was too glenn beck. >> you can do whiteboards, holograms, projectorswerpoint. >> overhead projector, that could be different, very different. >> look, i'm worried about the fact i get a tremendous amount of my news from "the onion." >> that makes two of us. >> why is it? everybody else was really taking this so -- it was serious, obviously, the election of barack obama was a serious moment, but you caught wow, he was becoming president at a time this was a tough time to be president. what does "the onion" have to say about this year, it's been a tough one for president obama. >> "the onion" has existed in a long time of satire, so the ability to take a comedic take and angle, but also reveal an underlying truth is not unique to us, but using the news angle, so the pawlenty story was perfect, this guy is clearly dropping out, he's too reasonable, just too reasonable for the current flavor of the republican party and what their demands are driven by the tea party thing, but it would have been nice to keep him along longer. >> perry's got to be fun for y'

didn't glenn beck accuse him of being a nazi participant?case he's going after it. >>> contact has been lost with that unmanned hypersonic glider that could have sped from california to new york in 12 minutes flat. $320 million taxpayer funded project but it dropped off, nine minutes after launch yesterday. the glider was developed for u.s. defense research into super fast global strike capability. >>> if you look up at the sky tonight particularly around 2:00 a.m., you might be able to catch a few shooting stars during an incredible meteor shower. it's generally one of the brightest showers of the year, but tonight persiod will compete with the moon. >>> finally the weather channel meteorologist maria larosa will explain. >> a thunderstorm came through dallas, the rain cooled air kept them under 100 degrees but we'll be back up there today and the next several days so a new streak will continue. 101 for dallas. the ohio valley and great lakes, that jet stream the driving force, the battle between the cool and the hot, it's going to take a d

. >> reporter: that led to reactions like this one from talk show host, glenn beck. >> the second mostgerous man in america is don berwick. here is berwick on rationing, quote, "the decision is not whether or not we will ration care. the decision will be to ration care with our eyes open." >> reporter: but berwick says the criticisms are a distortion of his views. >> i don't want to withhold a single piece of care from anybody that needs it. i don't want to cut costs by harming a hair on anybody's head. my whole belief system is that we can. we're smart enough; we're good enough; we're wise enough to improve our way to better care. >> reporter: as medicare chief, berwick has moved quickly to implement major portions of the health care reform law, especially provisions designed to improve medical outcomes. he's spearheading an ambitious effort to cut the number of hospital acquired infections and errors in half. but his critics say berwick's ideas will not save money, especially on huge programs like medicare. >> we have to get costs under control. nobody disagrees with that premise any

maybe glenn beck was right, buy gold. even gold was down. maybe glenn beck was right.absolutely terrible. the united states of america is, we are going to have to push the reset button and washington is going to have to figure out a way to get the economy kick started in. >> can they? we have been through three months, joe, where it's really, really necessary to reduce government spending. it is necessary to reduce the size and scope of government. how do you reduce the size of government spending and grow jobs at the same time? i have no answer to that. >> ezra klein, i was recommending that we actually destroyed all of our support on separate basis by co-authoring an op-ed together. we may actually agree on something together. you can do two things at one time. if congress steps forward and says we are going to make tough choices on entitlements, defense spending, war spending over the next 20, 30 years, the markets will recognize that and give them what they need. spend money on infrastructure. you can do two things at once, can't you? >> many in washington would li

that's from glenn beck's radio program may 17th, 2005. i can't remember the name of the reporter who asked the question, but i remember the moment very well. he said, are you surprised that you're still alive? there's lots of people that want you dead. he was trying to get a reaction out of me. we were standing there life on the floor of the democratic convention in 2004. his tone of voice was one of, how shall we say, hope all? i looked at him and he didn't know how to respond. i tried to make light of it. in the interview was over, i couldn't put out of my head what you just said on national television. there are those who want you dead. i can guarantee that no filmmaker or political person ever been asked that question lies on national tv. it had been a rough year for me. the threats, the assault, the man who planned to blow up my house and now this journal has had to go and plant the seed of an idea in a few more deranged head. i sat on the floor and stared at him and he stared back. even if other reporters asking me questions, i woul

there's a quote from glenn beck. [laughter] i'm wondering about michael moore, if i would kill him, would i do it myself or find intun else. i think i could be choking the life out of him. is this wrong? i stopped wearing my what would jesus do band and lost sense of right and wrong now. i used to say, yeah, i'd kill michael moore, and then i saw the wristband of what would jesus do and realized oh, you wouldn't kill michael moore, or at least you wouldn't choke him to debt, and, well, now i'm not so sure. that's from glenn beck's radio program on may 17th, 2005. i can't remember of the name of the reporter who asked me the question, but i remember the moment very well. he said, aren't you surprised that you're still alive? there's lots of people that want you dead. he was trying to get a reaction out of me. we were standing there live on the floor of the democratic convention in 2004. his tone of voice was one how shall we say, hopeful. i looked at him and i didn't know how to respond. i tried to make light of it. w

that's from glenn beck's radio program may 17th, 2005. i can't remember the name of the reporter who asked the question, but i remember the moment very well. he said, are you surprised that you're still alive? there's lots of people that want you dead. he was trying to get a reaction out of me. we were standing there life on the floor of the democratic convention in 2004. his tone of voice was one of, how shall we say, hope all? i looked at him and he didn't know how to respond. i tried to make light of it. in the interview was over, i couldn't put out of my head what you just said on national television. there are those who want you dead. i can guarantee that no filmmaker or political person ever been asked that question lies on national tv. it had been a rough year for me. the threats, the assault, the man who planned to blow up my house and now this journal has had to go and plant the seed of an idea in a few more deranged head. i sat on the floor and stared at him and he stared back. even if other reporters asking me questions, i woul

the glenn beck said bill o'reilly and rush limbaugh is on these people seem to know what they're doing have confidence, but they don't care what is true. they don't care at all. fox news shows when they want to attack. you don't need to applaud. when fox news reports on the wisconsin protest, they can't find any money, so they show a california protest.

your mentioning andrew and glenn beck, we need everyone pushing on all fronts.e do things at the national review, things that we would never do given our nature as a publication, we can save this country and save our founders principles, we just need everyone firing on all cylinders. let's thank you. >> i was hoping you could comment on the creation of west virginia with reference to article 4, section 3. >> you got me. west virginia's creation is more problematic than habeas corpus. the creation of your state is constitutionally dubious. but we love you anyway as. he was desperate. desperate to get support in the border areas that he thought were so important. virginia in the state of revolt. you worked with government. constitutionally, it is difficult to defend. >> my question is this. you made the recall to return to lincoln. a quest -- a question i do not hear many people dealing with. do you think that lincoln was right in saying that as long as blacks and whites remain amongst each other, one would be superior, the other would be inferior, and that as lon

glenn beck tv is focusing on students. what is the future of students as far as "the national review" goes? will there be something exciting for us to look forward to? >> yes. do you have any ideas? >> absolutely, listed in section would be excellent. >> we do have a higher education block on our web site. >> i intend to go in the direction of wanting something by students for students. that is what i would love the sea. -- love to see. the softball is just on behalf of the tea party movement, i would like to know, what would you say abraham lincoln would think of the modern t party movement today? >> it is very much in the spirit of the kind of civic activism you saw at the time. outside of questions of ideology -- i do not want to sound like too much of a woolly headed, googoo guy here, but it is amazing and wonderful to see so many people involved. one thing i love about this period and the middle of the 19th century is voting rights were the highest i think they have ever been. people would go to a lincoln douglas deba

you know, glenn beckon tv, glenn beck was on the cover of "time" magazine. >> he had that big rally lasthe was one of the most influential conservatives in america. for the most part he's gone now. >> gone so fast. forgotten but not gone. >> exactly. exactly. all right. >> hey, rick stengel, thank you so much. great cover. >> this is a great cover. the decline and fall of europe. get pat buchanan to autograph mine. >> up next, congressman peter king. also, we're going to bring in chuck todd live from des moines. but first to bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill? >>> sunny and beautiful forecast, mika. good morning, everyone. if you're waking up in the northern half of the country this is one of those days you've been waiting for, lots of sunshine, dry weather, low humidity. the perfect summertime. 80 to 85 degrees. what's so nice, too, all the lakes and the pools and the ocean are still very warm from the hot sunner. very enjoyable to head to the pool or the beach. in texas that's the exception. 40 days in a row with 100-plus temperatures. all the way back to june for the last 9

to be taken seriously, the first thing they have to do is distance themselves from the likes of glenn beck, rush limbaugh, grover norquist and ann coulter. >> guest: well, i don't know about the other guys, but i would say not at all for me. [laughter] snarl words. i mean, this is like what i said about joe mccarthy. what's your point? what are you disagreeing with? what's the snarl world? was i think that was not -- because i think that was not all sweetness and nights in that e-mail. [laughter] but this is how liberals avoid talking about the issues. i mean, that was the theme of "slander" that they anat metize us. racists, sexist, ugly, mean. don't listen to this person, don't read this american. danger, danger. well, if you could argue with us on our ideas, i think you'd do so. and if we were despicable and harm? ing, i don't think we'd have -- snarling i don't think we'd have so many fans. .. >> guust: that's great. >> caller: really i have two questions for you, and i am reading demonic right now, byeal the way, and i think it's my favorite of your books. literally, every one the sin

to be taken seriously, the first thing they have to do is distance themselves from the likes of glenn beck, rush limbaugh, and antonia juhasz. >> guest: i don't know about the other guys, but not for me. this is like what i said about joe mccarthy, what's the point? what are you disagreeing with? what's the snarl word? i think that was not all sweetness and nice in that e-mail, but this is how liberals avoid the issues. i mean, that was the theme of slander that they say, racist, sexist, ugly, mean, don't listen to this person, don't read this person, danger, danger. you know, if you argue with us on our ideas, i think you do so, and if we were dispightble and snarling, i don't think we'd have fans. >> host: in "treason" you also wrote about how you cannot attack certain people such as casey sheen's mother. >> guest: yes, that's in -- >> host: "guilty" it was in there. >> guest: i remember the theme of it, it's the liberal saints, and how they -- it's sort of the reverse of what i just said. the democrats have a new technique and drives them crazy that the conservatives have their own medi

beyond afghanistan, especially, it does by non-european allies will have aspirations for nato, the glenn beckchoice stepped up when the u.s. has requested. perhaps the biggest -- who have had actually stepped up when the u.s. has requested it. there was this very point about european security. what came out of that debate and subsequent commentary was that we forget how compromise europe has been from its not-too- distant past of world war ii. if there are still a lot of issues to be worked through about the use of military force, and the fact that to the united states the military is this point of pride, part of their national patriotic and narrative, that is not the case across europe. there was a great tarnishing of a role of the military because of all of the atrocities of world war two. we are still dealing with the consequences of this. germany, in many respects, we are asking why they do not step it is not just china. where is germany with their great economic development? in many respects, they are so traumatized country, still dealing with the effects of what the german military did