until the point that hillary clinton published this book, i thought that glenn beck was the angriestn america. now, it's hillary clinton. look at the people she's blaming for her loss. barack obama, bernie sanders, james comey, joe biden. an entire race of people. white people. >> i'm reading "shattered," a much more accurate version. >> she puts a lot of blame on herself in the book. >> i never thought we would say this. but texas senator ted cruz lik s s porn. or someone who uses his twitter account liked a video. this is what the senator said when he was asked about it on monday. >> you don't want to clarify for us? >> we put out a statement earlier today. >> you put a statement out? or you talk to reporters? >> yes put out a statement. our team can get it to you. >> that was awkward. so, the statement came out. ultimately it was a staffing issue. it was a mistake. >> a mistake. they're looking into it. >> john? >> you know, i talk to a very high placed republican source in washington today. and he said that senator cruz wanted to respond to the story last night. but was sound asl

he co-organized an all lives matter march with glenn beck. thank you so much for joining me. pastor, i'll start with you. the president says this is not about race. do you agree? >> well, i don't know what the president's position is on that, but i think it goes beyond that. i think we have to face the issues that the nation has to deal with here, and it's -- the president is moving it over to a -- i guess a political way of looking at things. he's looking at it is aing it's not about race, and it does affect people of all races here, the words that he speaks and what's going on. it does have something to do with that. he's trying to make it patriotic, but i think the protesters are protesting about what's happening to a group of people in this nation. i think that's what the protesters are speaking about. he has another issue. he's talking about patriotism. >> certainly, the president's speech in alabama, to me it felt like it was about race and this was more than a dog whistle and an elephant trombone. you have this man giving this unhinged rant about a group of african-ame

this caused a bit of a grass fire and before i knew it fox and friends and glenn beck and nbc today. newspapers in great britain and the far east. were all this and interested apparently many wanted to hear what i have to say. apparently i said something that many were waiting for. the simple and brief response struck a chord. many who even openly disagreed with what they called my religion and my politics wrote me to say thank you. this was is long overdue. please carry on. we had 3.5 million views in a two-week time in 90% and percent of the comments were positive. there were dozens upon dozens if not hundreds of people that wrote in and texted e-mailed, snail mail called and said i don't like your religion and check you out. and i like your politics i read your website. it's about time some reset it. i believe it's because we recognize as rational human beings we are made in the image of god that there is a great power in ideas at the end of the day they are built and cultures are conquered not so much by armies and navies but by speeches and lectures and blogs and books. by the p

. >> tucker: remember when glenn beck said something like that about barack obama and the world stoppedand everyone denounced him immediately. is there a huge market for left wing sports analysis? >> [laughs] well, the easy answer, tucker, would be look at espn's ratings. they are collapsing. another idea would be look at their business model.inps they have lost 13 million subscribers in the past few years. and they are alienating their core audience, which is guys and girls who just want to pop a beer ande, watch a football game. they don't want to hear that colin kaepernick is a modern-day rosa parks. t they have don't want to hear, tucker, that someone like caitlin jenner is a hero that everyone should aspire to be or that michael sam, because he likes to sleep with men, is a modern-day jackie robinson. those are things that espn wants to sell. that's why i call them msespn. look, no, it's not a strong business strategy.ms i always like to point to michael jordan. a guy who became a billionaire because is he good at putting a ball in a basket and good at dunking the basketball. do yo

this is not a day care but a university and glenn beck and nb todays and dr. drew and varney and cbs and cbn and national review and washington post and a new york time and chronicle of higher education, and newspapers and great britain, and the far east -- were all of a sudden interested apparently many wanted to hear what i had to say. apparently i said something many were waiting for -- apparently simple and brief response struck a cord. many who even openly disagreed with what they called my religion and my politics wrote me to say thank you. this was long overdue please carry on. side bar we have 3.5 million views in about -- two week period. 97% of the chents were positive. 97%. there were dozens upon dozens if not hundreds of people that yo wrote in, texted e-mail snail mailed, called and said i don't like your religion i've checked you out. i don't like your politics i read your website. but it's about time somebody said it. thank you. so why? why? i believe it's because we intuitively recognize as rational human beings who were made in the image of go

she's an african-american and she's a woman, which neither donald trump nor glenn beck are.so obvious as the bigger explanation. everybody knows why. go back to the original comparison you made. everybody knows why he went after espn personality and not miss texas. so i -- i -- the one thing i would have to say, maybe donte can back me up on this, for some reason the nfl has managed not to step all over itself in this controversy. they've managed to avoid a pr disaster for the first time in three years. >> donte? >> yeah, that's true. >> agree? >> that's true. >> jason, it does flieblg at this moment donald trump is saying or doing things that are unprecedented. the charlottesville reaction is something that shocked some republicans. wait a minute, this was like a lay-up to say nazis are bad. >> right. >> if that's happening, right, then how can conservatives hang on to outrage when jamel reacts to it? >> there's a general dishonesty when we have discussions about race. this fits with the football narrative. we criticize the nfl. we say jerry jones. how can you hire men who

glenn beck was on our couch when he was here and he made a statement about the president and some oft, yet, this white supremacist comment comes out and people glaze over it and it took sarah huckabee sanders to bring it up yesterday to say i think it's unacceptable. >> there is former things with former president barack obama said were kind of tamed. you could contort it into something racist or whatever you want to say and everybody from the left came down on that person. and. brian: and they should though. because you shouldn't be calling the president that as you shouldn't be calling this president that. >> well, you know, there is a double standard on the left. we all know that. ainsley: sheriff, you know the president well. he is a white supremacist? do you think he is a racist. >> furthest thing from it he is the one of the most generous individuals i know especially when it comes to black community. 1994, don't hold me to the year, he received an award in new york city for contributions to the new york city. he was honored with muhammed ali same night and rosa parks. now is h