by the end of the campaign he knocked off 300 advertisers from glenn beck's show. in the u.k. they knocked off all of the advertisers, can only show internal fox adds and the advertising rates were fraction of the other fox shows. so fox did the economical thing and got ready of -- got rid of him that there is tremendous potential here. to think back words, those who are older might react more viscerally. if i offered you a core is beer and you are a liberal or moderately liberal alan react. that brand is poisonous and will continue to be poisonous decades but it has been over for longtime. here is what gets interested, social media skews younger and brand loyalty skews young and the intersection gives us tremendous power because if you poison the brand and get a brand associated with homophobia, racism, that becomes a toxic brand that sticks with people the rest of their lives or for a long time. we have a lot of freebie's when you enter college, free deodorant and this and that. why do they give you free stuff. and how many decades have you use the same detergent or so? and

surveillance while rush limbaugh and glenn beck oppose it we will have extensive report on that. also tonight bernie goldberg on the poultry coverage of the irs scandal by the networks and thoughts about the government spying as well. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. data mining and you, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the surveillance situation very confusing but vitally important for every american. so, tonight, talking points will try to clarify what exactly is going on. and here is the headline. the u.s. government currently building a 1 million square foot complex in utah that will house phone call and email data taken from americans and foreigners alike.

michele bachmann of minnesota went on fox news's exile talent glenn beck's program to beg his audiencege in what is a revolt against their own party. >> and we're inviting the people, inviting all of the people to come next wednesday to this lincoln douglas style debate on amnesty because it is important that we have it. don't forget when john mccain put this bill forward in 2007, the american people pushed that back really hard. so hard the bill failed. the phone lines melted in capitol hill. and a lot of your viewers don't even know we are in the middle of that fight right now. and we're losing badly. why? because members of congress don't even know the fight is going on. we need your viewers to melt the fo phone lines and say, don't vote for the immigration bill -- >> this is a heck of a sales pitch. you have to give her credit. but it is not just michele bachmann. this is a converted effort across the board. 450 right wing talk show host in america who will all be on the same page saying, we got block this. it is amnesty. it's wrong. a coalition of 150 conservatives launched a camp

cenk: so, look, on the paula dean thing you've got the glenn becks of the world saying you're using thed police. no, it's about tuesday. there's people in this country who never changed their attitudes. apparently she would put lighter skin blacked and white people dealing with customers more and she'd put darker skinned black people behind the scenes. >> right. cenk: that involves employment discrimination. it's not just paula dean. there's a giant chunk of people in this country who haven't gotten beyond it. another point really important for the audience to understand, guys look, it's not just about republicans being racist because they don't like black people. they're incentavised. with that great incentive system to take apart the voting rights act where they seem to be doing a frontal assault on it, it's kind of a devastating blow. you can tell the reaction here. let's watch this video. >> after extensive hearings, sections four, and five of this important law were reauthorized, most recently in 2006, just seven years ago with the unanimous support of the united states senate and

. >>> here's glenn beck's distorted tea party comparison. >> this is a civil rights movement. for us to start moving as a civil rights movement. we have to be willing to have the dogs be unleashed on us. >> i'll have a response ahead. >>> 50 years after the march on washington, the tea party has found a new successor to the civil rights movement, itself, the tea party. here is glenn beck making the big announcement yesterday. >> this is a civil rights movement. and it's time for us to start moving as a civil rights movement. we have to be willing to have the dogs be unleashed on us, because believe me, after what i saw today on the way they're handling things at the capitol, you're not very far from having the same kind of oppression coming our way. >> it's unbelievable. he is talking about imaginary unleashed dogs, when real heroes of the civil rights movement actually had to confront those dangers. yesterday, beck made his case at a rally in washington. but even as he talked about civil rights, the slogans on the signs told the story of fear and paranoia. it was similar to w

. >> glenn beck is not a full beard.t in any stretch. ford, glenn beck does not have a full beard. >> to sum it up, this is a positive step for the country. it is a great thing for californians. they simply punted and sent it back, it is a great great day and we should be happy about that. hal: yes. they could very well kneecap the entire process and everybody start from scratch. >> but exactly what representative takano said earlier, we are always slowly steadily trying to build a more perfect union. yesterday, we got a little closer. hal: absolutely. thank you, david bender, political director or progressivevoices.com also the progressivevoices channel. tune in. i have no doubt this is going to be a continually unfolding story as the next lawsuit that opens up the possibility of federal rights will be right around the corner. it's scalia's fear is right. >> it will be in utah. hal: you can call in in the next segment, 1-800-steph-1-2. >> what in the name of holy hell is going on here? >> announcer: it's the "stephanie

glenn beck could have done this, but he never engaged an audience. cult following. >> i was part that have cult following. >> i did, too, even though i never agreed with anything he said. it was so entertaining. what did you think did he to get this tremendous popularity. >> it was the time. the economy was bad. things were polite on tv. he was a construct of bob pitman who said i want tocracy the joe pine show, from the 60s. they found mort. one of these right wing talkers. they plucked him from obscurity put him on the stage and it just worked. the guy was super funny very entertaining and he could flip a switch and start screaming at a guest in a way that you hadn't seen before. >> john: how did they conceive this circus at expect of this show? >> they modeled it after joe pine but mort's charisma and stage presence evolved into the morton downey jr. show. it started in the new york market for seven months before it went national and then in 1988, a huge rating success. he was on the cover of every magazine. >> cenk: yes. >> and then quickly a yea

the headline van jones and glenn beck agree on something. are you kidding me? now, some liberals are surprised that president obama is behind the program. but talking points is not. the president wants a powerful federal government that runs nearly everything. his whole administration about accumulating power for the feds. so this is consistent. new rasmussen poll says 52% of americans do not trust the president or federal government on this surveillance issue. that number is going to rise when we find out exactly how much data is being assembled by the feds. now, here is what i think. the war on terror requires an aggressive federal surveillance. aim sane people know that storing phone call data is questionable but i think it's permissible under the constitution. if things aren't tapped. but seizing actual words of americans said in private, unless there is probable cause they are involved with some kind of terrorism, clearly unconstitutional. fourth amendment says, quote: now warrants shall issue but probable cause supported by oath or aforemention and partic

let's clear up the glenn beck thing. >> john: you're not bffs now? >> i read the story the last week because we both spoke out against the nsa spying. but the difference between glenn beck and myself is that when bush did it, he was okay with it. >> john: exactly right. >> he's not okay with it now. now, as bill maher says, president blacken stein is in charge. >> john: sluctive umbrage industry. >> i spoke out against it when bush was president. i'll speak out against it when a democrat is president. >> john: which is why i think you're so respected and some libertarians and a few conservatives are in the same place. does it astonish you to see dianne feinstein and john boehner in lock step for it and then we'll see actual conservatives and liberals, not democrats and republicans against this kind of spying? >> you know, i grew up -- i'm from a generation where it was a democrat who escalated the vietnam war and sent 58,000 americans to their death. and countless millions, south asian to their death. it was done by a democrat and then continued by t

crazy alert one of i told you that there was a video of glenn beck in a boy scout uniform ranting about. would you believe me because you should broadcast of glenn beck's show on the blaze the former fox so-called news pawn that went off on one of his trademark ransome defense of you guessed it all. dean and compared her critics to joe mccarthy. and when you go down the road of suppression suppression discouraging people from speaking their minds striking terror in the hearts and being a slave to political correctness by making them all go away you're engaging in mccarthyism where would the world be if columbus and magellan and other world explorers believed conventional wisdom that the earth was flat or they were told that's it you're not going anywhere to jail with here where would we be if martin luther king didn't speak and challenge segregation and racism i don't know glenn that whole polity and thing is i'm ok and magellan thing might be a tad over water but whatever you say glen whatever his say this is so surprising and so on like you're usually so rational and coherent. hey i'm

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clipwant to turn to a from conservative radio show host glenn beck. he was interviewing rand paul of kentucky following decisions. glenn beck speaks first. >> i am very concerned. i really do not care. you get married, you do not get married. homosexual marriage or whatever. first problem with this is if you change one variable, man and a woman to man and man, woman and woman, you cannot tell me that you cannot logically changed the other variable, one man, three women. one woman, four men. you cannot do that. who are you to say that if i am a devout muslim and i come here with three wives, who are you to say, if i am an american citizen, that i cannot have multiple marriages? >> this is a conundrum and goes back to the opening of what you said and whether or not charges should decide this. if we have no laws on this, people take it to one extension further, does it have to be human? andquestion is, what -- some social mores be part of legislation? historically we did at the state legislative level. some forlow some, health reasons, and otherwise. i a

glenn beck headlined the tea party rally at the capitol today to protest the irs.fiesta of factual inaccuracies where senator ted cruz said that president obama directed the irs to go after the tea party organizations. >> when richard nixon tried to use the irs to target his political enemies, it was wrong. and when the obama administration does it, it is still wrong. so what is the best solution? the very best solution is we need to abolish the irs. >> ted cruz is taking abolish the irs cause to a radio station near you. >> hi, i'm ted cruz, and this is the freedom minute. the irs scandal revealed the targeting of the groups, the tea party groups, pro-life groups, and others and harassed them. it has too much power, now the irs is supposed to be put in charge of administering obama care. enough is enough. we need to abolish the irs, eliminate the intrusive agents and replace the irs with a simple flat tax code. >> meet ted cruz, the advocate for the u.s. postal service. but the agenda doesn't end there, it is breathing new life into the campaign of obama-care fear

let's watch glenn beck. >> the media is so far gone, it cannot be revived.allyington post," said this. they said, who is tweeting about benghazi? what are they saying? white tea party members. do you see what they have just done? the president used the film and the filmmaker and american rights in benghazi, tried to say that american rights or americans using their first amendment right in such a way still be ambassador, that the ambassador and three others were actually killed because of american freedoms. that was not true at all. but that is what they did. now, the washington post is responding and fma translate what they said, nobody cares except white christians. america, please wake up. that is the most racist, bigoted statement i've ever heard. >> what sense do you have about his success? >> he was a huge success out of fox news. hece he has left fox news, might not be on the tip of everybody's tongue anymore, given he is not an fox news, but professionally, he is doing quite well. a lot of subscribers and he sells a lot of ads and is a multimillionai

the right, you have karl rove saying he's in favor of these surveillance programs, but you have glenn beckhinks the black helicopters are coming next. and on the democratic side, you have democrats who support the president, and then others like ron wyden, senator from oregon, and mark udall, senator from colorado, for years have been talking about this stuff the best they can saying there's a program out there, it's problematic, we just can't tell you the details. but now we can. so that's why i don't think this is really a political crisis for the president or a political controversy because it doesn't cut along political lines. it's a policy matter. a very important one. and i think, you know, senator king got into this a little bit. we have secret government. we have the cia, the nsa and 12 or 13 other intelligence agencies that do things supposedly to protect us. we allow this to happen under the assumption that there is really good oversight and judicial review. >> but, david -- >> i don't think people are confident that's what's happening and thus we're not sure whether any of this

and conservative pundit glenn beck. tea party organizers called the rally their largest event since 2010. >>> you can add climate change to the list of domestic policy issues. president obama is taking on during his second term in office. according to "the new york times," the president is preparing new limitations on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. it is believed to be the strongest policy option the executive branch has to combat global warming. the white house is expected to move pretty quickly as it can take years for new regulations to be implemented. president obama hopes to have the new standards in place before he leaves office in 2017. >>> the country's second largest school district is set to provide every student with an ipad. in los angeles, public schools, the tablets will eventually replace conventional textbooks for each of the district's 640,000 students. the initial contract is worth a reported $30 million to apple. the ipads which will cost the district $678 per device will come preloaded w

year old booz allen employee has drawn support from some unlikely that such as michael moore and glenn beck. and microsoft's former chief privacy officer advisor at caspar bowden went as far as to compare cloud that data outside the u.s. as a privacy guantanamo bay will dig into the fine print of the security of mobile payments and just a bit and while we're talking about apple they just are sure to lisa jackson through the revolving door she will become their environmental adviser the green hired gun was once head of the environmental protection agency under obama she also served as john corps imes chief of staff when he was governor of new jersey the wall street journal's and joseba rag you accused her of being and abusive regulator and that her role may.

year old booz allen employee has drawn support from some unlikely that such as michael moore and glenn beck and microsoft's former chief privacy officer advisor at caspar bowden went as far as to compare crowded data outside the u.s. as the privacy guantanamo bay will dig into the fine print of the security of mobile payments and just a bit and while we're talking about apple they just are sure to lisa jackson through the revolving door she will become their environmental adviser the green hired gun was that once head of the environmental protection agency under obama she also served as john.

let's start out by noting that david barton is a man that glenn beck has called one of the most important people or most important voices in america, so there's something to start with when you consider his message but i think that they're probably right, 14,000 people have signed on to this petition and those 14 those people are probably people that were not big starbucks fans to begin with and probably the same kind of people that went to oh chick-fil-a last year just to support their anti-gay marriage message. we've seen advocacy campaigns like this to try to hurt businesses. it's worth noting that the campaign last year to boycott chick-fil-a didn't even actually work, maybe a little more right-headed than this one but it's very hard to make these things make a real impact on big businesses like starbucks and chick-fil-a. cenk: the day that the boycott was announced the original boycott, the starbucks stock price was $53. one month later it happened jumped to $58 and today it's at about $63. so that would be in the vernacular of the young kids today, a fail. elise, what are the conclu

year old booz allen employee has drawn support from some unlikely that such as michael moore and glenn beck and microsoft's former chief privacy officer advisor caspar bowden went as far as to compare crowded data outside the u.s. as a privacy guantanamo bay will dig into the fine print of the security of mobile payments and just a bit.

certainly those who don't like us know how we go about fighting terror such disparate people was glenn beck and michael moore are calling him a hero congressman ron paul says snowden has done a great service by telling the truth about the surveillance program he also said that obama should send him a thank you letter how would you respond to that. well i just disagree i mean let's face it the president outlined last week that these tools that they've been given by congress have been used to thwart real attempted attacks against our country you can't downplay saved lives as a result of these tools that have been given to the administration. and this is bipartisan you have not only the president but you have john mccain on the republican side kelly a united states senator republican as well from new hampshire you have mike rogers the chairman of the house intelligence committee a republican from michigan all saying that they know who get classified briefings that these tools have been used this process has been used to thwart real terrorists who have attempted to attack our country so those t

year old booz allen employee has drawn support from some unlikely that such as michael moore and glenn beck. and microsoft's former chief privacy officer advisor caspar bowden went as far as to compare crowded data outside the us as a privacy guantanamo bay we'll dig into the fine print of the security of mobile payments in just a bit and while we're talking about apple they just shared a lisa jackson through the revolving door she will become their environmental adviser the green hired gun was one to head of the environmental protection agency under obama she also served as john corps imes chief of staff when he was governor of new jersey the wall street journal's and joseba rag you accused her of being and abusive regulator and that her role making bender at the e.p.a. ten ten used to drag on economic growth. and finally after a nervous couple of weeks of a nomics the might just be facing redemption at least in terms of national aggregate thanks to unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus japanese g.d.p. was guth to four point one percent as reported overnight the nikkei followed suit w

certainly those who don't like us know how we go about fighting terror such disparate people was glenn beck and michael moore are calling him a hero congressman ron paul says snowden has done a great service by telling the truth about the surveillance program he also said that obama should send him a thank you letter how would you respond to that. well i just disagree i mean let's face it the president outlined last week that these tools that they've been given by congress have been used to thwart real attempted attacks against our country you can't downplay saved lives as a result of these tools that have been given to the administration. and this is bipartisan you have not only the president but you have john mccain on the republican side kelly a united states senator republican as well from new hampshire you have mike rogers the chairman of the house intelligence committee a republican from michigan all saying that they know who get classified briefings that these tools have been used this process has been used to thwart real terrorists who have attempted to attack our country so those t

michael moore and glenn beck having praise would him as a hero. i read this morning that on twitter, those who brand him as a hero outnumber those who brand him as a traitor by 30 to 1. >> twitter has spoken. >> twitter has spoken. any comments on the social media >> peter: you get in a conversation with people watching and listening. dule says he is a criminal. he didn't expose a crime. he exposed a legal surveillance program. he should be punished. one of our other viewers says what's legal about secretly spying on law-abiding citizens? we are tweetingat bp show. >> bill: i must say, rebecca i am looking forward to the briefing today at the write house and the fact that the president does have a couple of opportunities where he might say something would we expect that? >> i mean, you never know. you know, it's one of those things. on friday when these stories were swirling around knowing there was nothing on the schedule, nothing said he should way in and yet he did. he seemed egard to way in. he took a healthcare event and repurposed it essenti

i think that -- what was it when glenn beck and aclu get together, you know things are too far.tie, all points here, there is -- be careful what you wish for, i notice with various agency with their own i.d. program, we could have a case, i think unlikely, but you have a multiple agencies demanding communication, and they -- documentation. >> why not share one database. neil: too ease gre they should easy. >> they have to have their own system, but, fbi, already has a huge database, nsa has a huge database, each state dmv has a huge database. it would be nice if they just use one. >> or another idea how to handle immigration, and finding out whether people are you know, legal in this country or not, i think that is important. this is not going to -- >> in arizona argument of supreme court through them out. >> if you look at arizona, they use everything within their power, to actually create their own environment, so they don't have the problem that they are having. they haveuge immigration issues in arizona, instead of going the legal route, get laws changed at a federal level t

[applause] how about the glenn beck? i love that man. [applause] one of the things i love is that he reminds us of something we need to be talking about which is that governments, especially big government inevitably go bad. they become tyrants. when they get too big and when they get too powerful. now, this is important to remember it remains true whether the government in question is headed by a republican or democrat and remains true whether the government in question is headed by a king, elected president on as it turns out a president who thinks that he is a king? [applause] yet shockingly the headquartered just behind us decided three years ago that was a good idea to take charge of the most personal decisions in your life regarding where to go to the doctor and how to pay for it and what kind of insurance you have. and get this the decided to give the power to enforce that to the irs. >> i know, creepy isn't it? the were a lot of problems, first of all no one had read it and it was most of the power to actually govern you to other

and none otherhan glenn beck and michael moore. these men couldn't be more opposite in their political views. pically. but beck tweeted out that snowden has th as he put it, the earmks of aeal hero and moore, moore called him the hero of the year. i mean, i have to sit here and just kind of look. by the way, we want to say thanks again as always to glenn for leaving me my chalk board. that was very nice. we want to y thank you no matter some of his ew setors mike lee a al franken. i'm going to say that again. senators mike lee and a franke they've come together to say, well, that they're ki o behindhis thing. legal a tea party favorite, franken a prominentlefty. they haven't attached a lel to snowden but are backing legislation that would require our government to be more ansparent in it surveillance. now, think about this. they want to force the justice department to the declassify court opinions in this instan, court opinions operating under the foreign intelligence act or fisa the fei intelligence surveillance court, well, that

you have a philosophical argument in which you have michael moore and glenn beck on one side and billaher and bill crystal on the other. that to me is a big help when you shake the box of political ideology and create a philosophical debate about something as important as privacy, it is a great thing. having said that, he broke the law but still could be a hero. >> but this information has been around a long, long time. we know the nsa has been looking into things, know where their sites are around the world for the most part, don't have access to their computer key boards, but this is not new information. maybe what obama meant by open debate, should we put this in front of everybody and say we do this. >> quickly, jay carney says president obama from last week said we have to transcribing a balance between 100% privacy and 100% safety. jay carney said the president feels he struck the proper balance. if that's the case, the debate is over. >> why do we have to have the debate. >> couple weeks ago his speech on drones, how it was the end of terror, this kind of undermines everything,

last night i said it's not strange bedfellows when you have michael moore and glenn beck versus johnner and die dianne feinstein, i'm a bit surprised we're not seeing more outrage from the rand pauls and the bernie sanders on this. >> they depend on the intelligence community to provide information and if the information is classified its hard to expect him to give a different answer, at least in public. i think the question is more was there any follow-up? did he clarify with the senators asking that question? >> john: clapper lying under oath is okay this time. i hope nobody tells that to president clinton. >>> rand paul has begun to fundraise on the issue. he sent out a mailer a saying dear patriot. do you think this will be an issue in the next few months and will be swept up as the popular white house scandal theme? >> i think they've been a little more protective around the nsa because they sport support the goals and the tactics of the nsa broadly. i do think that the arguments happening feel familiar. they feel like there is that efficiency there is a good reason to do these

you had glenn beck saying the same thing. people on the right also saying that they have concerns about who this guy is, who snowden is, why he had access to this information. should in fact, a lot of this information be warehoused by the government or should it be private companies that warehouse some of this information or are around verizon and the telephone calls. i think what we don't know yet is how the public feels about this. there has yet to be a sort of public outcry and uprising about this. it seems we're in this era where americans expect this. we in some ways live our lives on display whether ob twitter or facebook. there seems to be inherent expectation that the government is going to be doing this kind of surveillance. >> right. ryan, senator rand paul has been using the line that the president has lost the moral authority to lead the nation. and he's threatening, as you know, to sue the government. isn't a president's primary moral responsibility to protect the nation as opposed to protecting your and mine pri

like the commentator ann coulter on the right-hand side of your screen and internet conspiracy guy glenn beck on the left side of your screen. comparing immigration reform to the clan. the clan? yes, the clan. as in ku klux klan? yes, that clan. when you subtract the mainstream from the argument, even as mainstream as fox news, what remains is crazy town. and it is crazy town on the right that's leading the media charge against immigration reform. the more normal part of the conservative media world has been sort of brought over to the other side. the same kind of cleaving between the mainstream right and the way far cooky right is happening not just in the media side, but also in the raw politics. in south carolina senator lindsey graham a few weeks back faced this ad airing in his home state attacking him for supporting reform. the ads ran across the state of south carolina. you can see here the ad is paid for a by a group called numbers usa. they were founded by roy beck who is described as an expert on sprawl and global population. you can also find roy beck here on the site of something

it's like glenn beck dream. >> next time you ask me a question about money, i'm going to ask richard to answer. >> it's not as fun. >> i'm just a simple country lawyer. >> but the thing you mentioned before is exactly right. as rates go up, it's going to exacerbate the whole fiscal situation. it's going to crowd out other forms of spending and make a situation even worse at the national level. >> and as steve pointed out, the divide -- no. coming up, mayor michael bloomberg will be here with a tough new response to democratic senators who opposed gun reform. also, chris matthews, dr. nancy snyderman, and actor john stamose. on friday's show, former president bill clinton, chicago mayor, rahm emanuel, john medical mellencamp, the singer, and stephen king. >> and the heat get crushed. can you believe how badly they played against the spurs? >> has any team lost by 35 points and ended up winning the nba title after that? >> i have no idea. i do remember back in the early '80s, they had something called the memorial day massacre where the celtics, i think, massacred l.a. and then came ba

glenn beck called you a wiig, john boehner, that is low. that was just a highlight real from steve king's six hour anti-amnesty rally on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. it's the thing we've been waiting to see in response to immigration reform. the same type of backlash we saw in 2007, which up until now, hasn't quite manifested itself. as we get closer to a vote, the vitriole is ramping up, and even people like marco rubio are not safe. >> you could ask -- well, senator rubio says they're going to have to pay -- >> that guy from the heritage foundation and the other activists and lawmakers know that marco rubio is not the point. this is why they're making such a big stink today. they have a different target. they understand that the entire thing of the immigration bill now lies in the hands of one man. not marco rubio, but john boehner. john boehner is the reason heritage action, the political wing of the foundation along with a number of other conservative groups sent a statement saying, liberal democrats control the senate. we should not h

there's going to be michael moore, glenn beck, rand paul and some liberals, funny bed fellow story, ronen will be included, they'll pop some bills. they're not going to reopen the patriot act, momentum for fisa reform, it will go away. it is very breathless now, these are dramatic revelations. there's bipartisan agreement that this is required, that security is more important than privacy, and this is not going to be a legislative battle. >> and the libertarian leaning? >> i'm not sure that's right, not momentum on those libertarian arguments. i think the burden is on the administration and those in the intelligence community to layout some successes. we have now seen a lot of details about these programs. i think they're going to have to probably layout some of the successes in some detail in order to continue it. >>> next up, the state of immigration reform. supporters say this is the year opponents are pulling out all of the stops. test test. >> i know there is a lot of talk right now about border security. so, let me repeat. today illegal crossings are near their lowest level in dec

political parties both like john mccain and newt gingrich support surveillance while rush limbaugh and glenn beck oppose it we will have extensive report on that.