and byle the way, she even tweeted this about me and there's me and says, oh , glenn beck actually glenn beck. why does hannity support unprincipled donald trump? and itun gets worse more resurfaced tweets or evens more disturbing one from her twitter account in twenty sixteen reads, quote,e,e don't e get it? obama is a muslim and there are lots of these tweets from another 2013. she says please pray for my babies to me or about to board the plane to california and there's a homosex female and linking out to a facebook post moments ago on one of ourem producers spoke to kathy barnett. she claims she cannot recall the context of the tweet about s obama or in any of the other a controversial quotes. and when we askedon her abouttre the tweet about a boardingrd the plane, she said to our producer, quote, i would never say that those are notd my words. i don't know ifth she's claiming that her twitter account was hacked, but." it's on her official twitter account. so with only six days b left in this campaign, there areai serious real open questions about the surging kathy barnett campaign a

by the way, she tweeted this about me, there is me, and says, oh, "glenn beck -- actually, glenn beck" it gets worse. on service to tweets more disturbing. one in 2016, don't forget it, obama is a muslim. and there are lots of these tweets, from 2013, please pray for my paper is babies and me, about -- and there is a homosexual female. one she said she cannot recall the context of the tweet about obama or any controversial quot, and when he asked her about the tweet about boarding to the plane, she said, "i never said that. those are my words." i don't know she is claiming that was hacked, but it's on her official twitter account. with six days left in this campaign, there are serious, real open questions about the surging kathy barnett can pin and where she truly stands on issues and whether or not she could win a general election. republicans and conservatives, better get these answers, to these questions, before like i g i've this race the only candidate endorsed mike president trump on china iy far as the republican candidate in chance to win and hold that seat in november >> hann

ladies and gentlemen, glenn beck. [cheers and applause] >> hello, america. i have just gotten word from the media that there is over 1000 people here today. [cheering] host: and glenn back there poking fun at the media little bit. official estimates from the day around 100,000 or more people showed up at the lincoln memorial. harold hose or -- holzer on that event and more recent events at the lincoln memorial. guest: i guess part of me is still happy with the idea people find their inner lincoln and that they can rally around whatever part of lincoln inspired and appealed to them. glenn beck i know was a lincoln admirer. he borrowed the gettysburg address a few years ago for a pop-up museum and kind of got the museum into a heap of trouble. i guess behind that is an earnestness and a respect for lincoln, not my particular cup of tea but i would not to deny anyone the opportunity to rally here and find in this statue and building what makes america seem unique and appealing and irreplaceable to them. host: just about 10 minutes left with harold holzer, the li

ladies and gentlemen, glenn beck. [cheers and applause] >> hello, america. i have just gotten word from the media that there is over 1000 people here today. [cheering] host: and glenn back there poking fun at the media little bit. official estimates from the day around 100,000 or more people showed up at the lincoln memorial. harold hose or -- holzer on that event and more recent events at the lincoln memorial. guest: i guess part of me is still happy with the idea people find their inner lincoln and that they can rally around whatever part of lincoln inspired and appealed to them. glenn beck i know was a lincoln admirer. he borrowed the gettysburg address a few years ago for a pop-up museum and kind of got the museum into a heap of trouble. i guess behind that is an earnestness and a respect for lincoln, not my particular cup of tea but i would not to deny anyone the opportunity to rally here and find in this statue and building what makes america seem unique and appealing and irreplaceable to them. host: just about 10 minutes left with harold holzer, the li

this is when glenn beck had an audience a 3.5 million a night means as seven times that of cnn. it's just staggering how many people glenn beck reached and i gave him a copy of patriots history and his response was i know this book do i know this book? well anybody who's read the book knows it's a great book and the proper responses. this is a great book. so i knew he hadn't read the book and so i get a call for days later from glenn at home. he says larry when you're on the show, i hadn't read the book. that's okay glenn. i understand is no no, i always read the guest book. i read it over the weekend. it's a thousand pages. this is a great book and his endorsement he put it on his desk every night of the show and talked about it three or four or five times a night with little yellow postums in it and immediately went to the top of amazon and then the following week. i got a call from the publisher. i said hey larry, your book's going to be on the new york times list this week. but yeah way to go. yay, and then i get a call a week later and say larry you're good book's gonna be

had there not been some line in the sand, there would be more glenn beck's. it would have -- exhilarated. pres. sec. psaki: democrat -- host: democrat, good morning. caller: your last guest talk about people walking to the capital. i would like to know where i would like to go to see videos of that because i watch those channels and i make my own videos. maybe you can tell me where i could go to research to see it. guest: i am not trying to personalize it but -- they don't have standards. they are ideological. for the caller, if he is interested in finding it, they won't. it does not exist. it is a myth by the echo chamber. you can see descriptions of the video echoed. you can hear at night but you won't see a video because it was not just a casual show. you can find it matching indoors or you can find videos of cops getting overrun and characterizing it as casually walking in. you will not find the videos of the description that the previous guest described. host: detroit, michigan. anthony. caller: in terms of media criticism, everyone is a critic. it is on

tucker carlson, the babylon bee, glenn beck robert malone, the doctor, charlie kirk, those are all conservativeech. and while twitter was busy their accounts nobody was shutting down the disgusting hate and the death threats from frank james. do you remember the black nationalist who shot up the subway train in brooklyn? where has that story been by the way in the mainstream media? so you tell me who is being silenced and who is not? and according to senator rand paul, the biggest spreader of misinformation? is our own government. >> how do you propose that you are going to have an office of disinformation governance if you see the problem and even determining what is disinformation? i think you have got no idea what disinformation is and i don't think the government is capable of it do you know who the greatest prop gator of disinformation in the u.s. worls the u.s. government. >> jesse: senator rand paul is here right now what are you going to do about this. >> we're going to shut it down. busily getting signatures from other senators. there is a way to get it onto the calendar. and there is

ladies and gentlemen, glenn beck. [cheers and applause] >> hello, america. just gotten word from the media that there is over 1000 people here today. [cheering] host: and glenn back there poking fun at the media little bit. official estimates from the day around 100,000 or more people showed up at the lincoln memorial. harold hose or -- holzer on that event and more recent events at the lincoln memorial. guest: i guess part of me is still happy with the idea people find their inner lincoln and that they can rally around whatever part of lincoln inspired and appealed to them. glenn beck i know was a lincoln admirer. he borrowed the gettysburg address a few years ago for a pop-up museum and kind of got the museum into a heap of trouble. i guess behind that is an earnestness and a respect for lincoln, not my particular cup of tea but i would not to deny anyone the opportunity to rally here and find in this statue and building what makes america seem unique and appealing and irreplaceable to them. host: just about 10 minutes left with harold holzer, the lincoln

there's people on talkradio, like glenn beck, saying we need to claw and rake and there needs to be blood carried on talkradio and social media inside these right wing bubbles. that's what led us to an attempt to violently overthrow congress and change the results of the 2020 election. >> john, talk a little bit about mistrust of the media and how polls have repeatedly shown that the american public doesn't trust the press anymore. specifically this idea of the press being part of some elite. it's a refrain that populists have used around the world, donald trump used it as well, that it's the elites and people are being misserved by this group of press that don't represent them. but from your book, that's not that new. i thought it was something that had been around for 20, 30 years. but you suggest it goes back beyond that. >> there's always been this sort of anti-elitist strain in american politics. back to nixon again, he gave his famous silent majority speech in 1969 where he was saying the real americans, almost sounded like sarah palin there, but real americans support him. you know