look, it's glenn beck.be glad he pronounced it nigeria. [ laughter ] it could have been so much worse. it could have been so much worse. [ applause ] listen to this. the senator from washington state has proposed revoking the nfl's tax-exempt status because the league has not forced the washington redskins to change their name. said the nfl, "honestly, that is the least of our problems right now." [ laughter ] that is the last thing we are thinking about. [ applause ] hey, here's a little good news. eva mendes and ryan gosling's first daughter was born earlier this week. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] just what the world needs, another girl who's obsessed with ryan gosling. [ laughter ] finally got another one of those. this is kind of cool. spirit airlines has launched a new color scheme and will paint all of its planes bright yellow. they finally decided, if it feels like you're on a bus, it should also look like you're on a bus. [ laughter and applause ] can't argue with that. you cannot argue with that l

with the seizure of their property could be lost if they did not vaccinate infants this is glenn beckvery. vaccination wed pressing questions about rights to your body but anti-vaccinators are more interested as a metaphor for individual liberty and the causes of risk. not in the recklessly selfish spirit of john browne with their doomed effort to free the slaves they resisted vaccination. and tiebacks leaders were quick to draw on the political motive for the rhetorical value of the slave for the colonized african in britain and quicker still to claim the suffering of white english citizens took precedence. the primary concern was people like them. in her history of that movement returning to the idea that they were not as coagious or dangerous judicial -- social body but contamination in violation of bodies were most contagious and vulnerable. in a time and place where they were seen as a liability for public health it is dangerous to others it is poured to articulate the vulnerability. if it was meaningful than that there were not purely dangerous i suspect it might be as meaningfu

ong wednesday, imus and glenn beck. back-to-back. are here to stay. i love to see you jump up and down because you have no control over the machines. they have provided more good than evil. this message was sent from a machine. which proves my point. too much lunacy in cyberspace, john. millions of children are being harmed by the machines. wise up. fairhope, alabama, technology gives kids an outlet. once a behavior is accepted without stigma, it becomes acceptable. exactly. very astute. becoming a crude culture because there's no restraint anymore. tom, long island, new york. technology's not the problem. if you teach your children what is acceptable and what is not, they will make the right choices. sometimes, tom. sometimes not. there are legions of good parents who are brokenhearted over what has happened to their children through no fault of their own. your analysis is simplistic. there are more pa nishs outside influences on children these days than ever before on the planet. peggy, austin, texas. i usually enjoy the humor but

there will be no shortage of special conservative guests the duger family, "duck dynasty," and glenn beckstage. he's expected to speak this weekend. hey, glen, maybe you'll run, save us all. gentlemen, isn't this truly the holier than thou crowd, that we're the americans that are going to save america, we're the guiding light and everybody else is screwed up. >> oh, absolutely. this is the ninth value voters summit and it's like the ninth groundhog day. they talk about the same things, they never have any new ideas. this year they're going back even deeper, talking about birth control, they're against it. talking about abortion. they're against it. and even bringing up the prospect of bringing prayer back to public schools, an issue they had almost all abandoned. so this was really an ultra conservative values voter conference, one where they keep yammering about taking our country back. and honestly most of these people would like to take it back to about the 17th century. that's what this is about. >> john, doesn't this do the democrats progressives in this country, a real favor? we can

once signed on to the core are now distancing themselves, pushed in part by conservatives like glenn beck >> our kids are owl robot like these. >> who's cast it as the latest big government intrusion. in july, he hosted a live event, broadcast at movie theaters across the country where he taught parents not to conform, but rather to fight what has become known as obama core, the new obamacare. >> if you like obama core, you're a communist, that's what i've heard at louisiana state board of education meetings and elsewhere. look, i'm a vietnam era veteran. i am not a communist, and i could just as easily call those people clansmen, because they're keeping my kids back from succeeds at a much more rigorous curriculum. >> would you consider yourselves members of the tea party? >> no. >> not at all. >> you're democrats? >> i'm a liberal. right out there. >> across lake ponce train, some parents and teachers are organizing against the common core, saying politics aside, there are real reasons to oppose them. amy decided to homeschool. >> i have an issue with standards being national standards,

this is the glenn beck model, sarah palin model, she was stifled by network who didn't like what shehe people who pay the money for the commercial, now she's making her own come back for the fans who were there. is this the new wave? >> a little bit of what facts has done, you build a stronger and stronger echo chamber speaking to people who want to buy your product. they try to sell specifically to their customers. now she will control the back and forth, giving them a hyper realized version of what they want. melissa: thanks to both of you. i hope you are making money today. "countdown to the closing bell" with cheryl starts right now. cheryl: hello, everybody, i am cheryl casone in for liz claman this afternoon. the numbers are in, apple had a blowout first week of sales for the new iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus surging past wall street estimates saying they sold 10 million of those devices over the weekend. it did not break down between the two models, but the sales a new high for this company even though the phones are not being sold in china yet because of regulatory issues. apple

. >> you're like the nude glenn beck. are you a "factor" fan? do you like personally? >> i think he's ridiculous. >> you think bill is ridiculous? >> yes. >> you better not be. better be looking up here. >> i will be watching you. >> what's your favorite part of the factor? >> probably the talking points and jesse wattters. >> here now is watters. that was in the west coast of florida? >> pascal county north of tampa. you can do one night or a week or a condo. >> you can buy a condo? >> three quarters of a million dollars. >> do you have to be naked or can you be clothed? >> they call it clothing optional. i exercised the optional part. >> thank god. >> thank god. >> i thought you were going to be heavy on opinions, well, you don't have a problem with concealed weapons down here. >> they did say gun control is their major issue. they're packing some heat down there. >> no, they're not packing anything, all right, because -- was it hard for you when you were interviewing them to, you know -- >> very hard. i kept the eye contact up here. i was tra

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