we must educate ourselves right now. >> tucker: glenn beck, thanks so much for that congrats on the bookamazing. horrifying. >> thank you very much, tucker, god bless. >> tucker: we've got and let of consumption about the law that glenn mentioned in washington state. we've not been able to track that do you know. obviously things have happened that we never would imagine is true. so our minds remain open. i'm continuing to look. we do mo that another law in washington state would allow minors to have gender reassignment surgery without parental consent. we'll tell you exactly what that means straight ahead. tell you exactly what that mean straight ahead. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement.

>>tucker: glenn beck, thank you so much for that. congratulations on the book. cker: we've gotten lots of about what glenn has mentioned. we have not been able to track that down. things happen in the last few years that you would never believe were true. we do know that another will ho in washington state that allows minors to have gender reassignment surgery without their parents consent, we will tell you exactly what that mean straight ahead. >>tucker: a new in washington state allows castration of teenagers without parental consent. it is unimaginable 18 months ag is now the law. as seattle radio host has watch this happen. and brings us the story. jason, thank you for digging this up and telling us about it. give us the outline of this law. >> so it's actually a combination of three laws. right now if you're as young as 13 years old you can start the process of reassignment in not have to tell your parents. they give them the right to mental health treatment without cordial consent. the second law enforces insurance companies to coverage under dysmorphia or

known civil rights activists and how they impacted the movement nationally syndicated radio host glenn beck takes a critical look at the world economic forum and the global economy in the great reset. and in chasing history bullet surprised winning reporter carl bernstein best known for breaking the watergate story reflects on his life and journalism career. also being published this week political scientist barbara walter examines the increase in civil wars around the world and why some countries remain more stable than others in how civil wars start and how to stop them and in lords of easy money business reporter christopher leonard argues that over the last decade the federal reserve has made decisions that have led to economic uncertainty and greater inequality find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. book tv continues now television for serious readers i'm david asher a senior fellow at the hudson institute here in washington dc where i've been working in extensively. to uncover the covid co

nationally syndicated radio host glenn beck takes a create cl look at the world economic forum.atest book is called "the great reset." and in "chasing history," reporter carl bernstein, best known for breaking the watergate story, reflects on his life and journalism career. also being published this week, political scientist barbara walter who examines the increase in civil wars around the world and why some countries remain more stable than others. her newest book is called "how civil wars start and how to stop them." and in the names of easy money, christopher leonard argues that over the last decade the federal reserve has made decisions that have led to economic uncertainty and greater inequality. and that's this week's publishing news and a look at the latest nonfiction books. thanks for joining us on "about books." "about books" is a politics that's available at c-span's

nationally syndicated radio host glenn beck takes a critical look at the world economic forum and the global economy. his latest book is called the great reset. and in chasing history pulitzer prize-winning reporter carl bernstein best known for breaking the watergate story reflects on on his life and journalism career. also being published this week political scientist barbara walter examines the increase in civil wars around the world and why some countries remain more stable than others. her newest book is called how civil war start and how to stop them. and in the lords of easy money business reporter christopher leonard argues that over the last decade the federal reserve has made decisions that have led to economic uncertainty and greater inequality. and that's this week's publishing news and a look at the latest nonfiction books. thanks for joining us on about books about books is a podcast that's available at c-span's app c-span now or wherever you get your podcast. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american bookstore in washington, dc. good evening

former football star, herschel walker, in an interview he did with ex fox news personality, glenn beck that interview in which mr. walker announced his dry missed peer for covid. it was dug up today by the daily beast because mr. walker is no longer just a former football player who appears on conservative media part cuss. he is not the trump endorsed, leading republican senate candidate for the state of georgia in this year's election. and there is no magical spray that stops covid. there is no epa, fda approved think that when you leave a room it kills the virus. but, right now in more and more places across the country. what is happening in the real world is that the covid situation is shaping up to be the worst it's ever been. we took a look at some front pages across the country today so you can see how this is playing outside the press. this is the front page of the austin america statement today. city sets covid 19 record for thursday. cases won't peak for at least two more weeks, officials warn. here is the detroit free press, citing the medical examiner. top doctor, hospitals

take the unvaccinated glenn beck, who's been selling his new book while sick with covid.lt like a ghostwriter had done the book for him. take a listen. >> doctor, this is the most important book i have read -- this is the most book i have written. >> he says he wrote the book and it's full of proof global elites are conspireing to reshape society and crush the little guy. here's what's amazing, tucker doesn't ask a single question, he just listens while beck says officials are meeting in washington state to set up an internment camp, applying they will be punished for not getting covid vaccines. i'm serious. he said that. >> this is an internment camp. washington state has done it before. they haven't obviously learned their lesson from world war ii. >> so tucker sits there and listens respectively as he implores people to buy his book. sure enough, it's number one on amazon because fear does sell. he calls it amazing and horrifying and said just briefly and gently he heard about the washington state conspiracy and he hasn't been able to verify it but obviously, he will k

now, i was going to point out that walker was talking to right-wing personality glenn beck who says he'sted and announced this past week that he has caught the virus for a second time. >> it's now into my lungs today, and it's a little disturbing. but i'm on all the medication and treatment and everything else. the monoclonal doesn't seem to be working for the new strain. i'm on ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, what is it, fluvoxamine. >> i was going to say, glenn, the, i did my own research crowd, has already moved on to viagra. and, hey, why not mention the guy in alabama telling people to drink their own urine to cure covid? >> the antidote that we've seen now -- and we have tons and tons of research -- is urine therapy. and i know a lot of you this sounds crazy. but god's given us everything we need. >> please don't do that either. all of this to reiterate the point there are people out there trying to make a buck or find fame on the internet or do what we hear in washington so often, people fundraising for their political campaigns, a point raised by dr. anthony fauci in his fiery ex

. >> o'donnell: like tucker carlson, glenn beck. >> isay: yeah.nk what makes one small step special is that all of us believe in every cell of our body that there is a flame of good in you, whether you're liberal or whether you're conservative. and our job is to fan that flame until it becomes a roaring fire. >> reynolds: i take my hat off to dave. i think-- i think, once more, he's proving that, like, he-- he-- he's willing to walk the walk. >> o'donnell: when you heard about the one small step initiative, what did you think? >> reynolds: it is very, very difficult for us to hate one another when i'm looking you in the face, and we're talking about what we like to s-- cook our children for dinner. and talking about how difficult it is to get our babies into college. it isn't an easy fix, it isn't some kind of hocus pocus, or you know, kumbaya, or it's all fine. it isn't any of that. he knows that. but somebody's got to do something. >> isay: our dream with one small step is that we convince the country that it's our patriotic duty to see the huma

known civil rights activists and how they impacted the movement nationally syndicated radio host glenn beck takes a critical look at the world economic forum and the global economy in the great reset. and in chasing history bullet surprised winning reporter carl bernstein best known for breaking the watergate story reflects on his life and journalism career. also being published this week political scientist barbara walter examines the increase in civil wars around the world and why some countries remain more stable than others in how civil wars start and how to stop them and in lords of easy money business reporter christopher leonard argues that over the last decade the federal reserve has made decisions that have led to economic uncertainty and greater inequality find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear

also, there's something called the great reset, not the glenn beck book. get past that. but everybody needs to google "the great reset." where is susan rice? we don't hear about her but she is joe biden's top advisor and, please, joe biden -- jill biden should be ashamed of herself for letting that poor man beware his. thank you. host: independent caller, tennessee, next. caller: republicans and democrats, i think we should also have a group in there now, because every time i buy a phone book, passionately, and i just think there should be three -- democrat, republican, independent. host: all right. another story that's dominated headlines this week is the new variant, omicron. president biden yesterday telling the public about his latest efforts to respond to the virus. here he is. [video clip] >> we also helped make sure high-quality masks are available and in ample supply at affordable prices sold online and in stores. for some americans, masking is not always affordable or convenient. next week, we will announce how we are making high-quality masks available to ameri

but glenn youngkin is finding out it's not quite that simple, that's nbc news correspondent katie beck reports >> my children will not come to school on monday with a mask on. to mask, or not to mask, a question now reaching a boiling point in virginia schools. >> we must keep our counties masks in place, not only do we need, it but we have students demanded. >> in effect monday, newly affected governor glenn youngkin's executive order allowing parents to decide whether or not their child should wear a mask at school. undoing the previous statewide mandate. >> it means that our son will be able to breathe more freely and we look forward to this day for a very long time. >> while some districts are celebrating in the new direction, others stand firmly against saying it puts children 's help that safety and risk at a critical time. several districts refusing to comply with the order and requiring students to continue wearing masks. seven of them now taking youngkin to court, challenging an order they call unconstitutional. >> i honestly don't make it in masks forever, it is just not feas

at least seven school districts have sued governor glenn youngkin as he issued an executive order to make masks optional in schools. catie becko mask, a question now reaching a boiling point in virginia schools. >> we must keep our counties mask mandate in place. not only do we need t but we as students demand it. >> reporter: in effect monday, newly elected virginia governor glenn youngkin's executive order allowing parents to decide whether their child should wear a mask at school, undoing the previous statewide mandate. >> it means that our son will be able to breathe more freely and we have looked forward to this day for a very long time. >> reporter: while some districts are celebrating the new direction others stand firmly against it saying it puts children's health and safety at risk at a critical time. several districts refuse to go comply with the order and requiring students to continue wearing masks, seven of them now taking youngkin to court challenging an order they call unconstitutional. >> i honestly don't want my kids in masks forever at school, that's not feasible, but they know it's the right thing to do to