jim wallis. >> glenn: praise jesus, jim wallis. sojourners. that's right.n't he get money to help boycott me? that's right! i remember him now. another group funded by o.s.i. george soros, an athnest, dumping a bunch of money in christian organization. that almost doesn't make sense. oh, but it's humanitarian. it makes you question the motives, doesn't it? it doesn't take long to see the attraction to jim wallis is because he is a big government progressive. it's not the solution with churches, it's get everybody in the government. he is infill tating the churches. see how it works? i know, i'm sorry, mr. soros, it's humanitarian aid. step number two is to control the airwaves. has george soros done this at all? well open society, it's very innocent here. pure as the driven snow. recently donated $1.8 million so n.p.r. could hire new journalist -- do we have the n.p.r. thing? $1.8 million to hire 100 journalists. then soros wrote $100 million check to media matters to go along with -- sorry, $1 million to go along with n.p.r., which was great. what got him

jim wallis, boy scott. afl-cio and seiu are involved as well. who gets money from george soros?os, soros, soros, soros. no connections that we know of here! is that a coincidence? i know that soon, soon, the gates of hell are going to be opened up. i did this for a reason. not for ratings. there is nothing more sexy than george soros talk. i did it because i believe it. and you need to know the only way to stop it is the sunlight. we could argue about this for days, i could present hours of evidence. but any thinking honest american can see smoke and fire. i'm not going to convince those that are asleep or cry ignorance or bury their head or are just plain left, right, republican, democrat politics. ask can yourself this. could i put on three hours of television with nothing but lies and smear and keep my job against the most powerful man and the most powerful groups in the world? it couldn't be done. how do i know? i saw orson welles try to do it to hurst. i know about welles. he died alone, broke and very fat. in the end, you go against that kind of power and you will be destr

one is my favorite book is called god's politics by jim wallis.ess one of the books as we are the one we've been waiting for. and you can't wait for somebody else to do it. we are the ones that i've melanie just said, we have to be tighter, we have to be better, we have to be more efficient. it is anytime it's not just do your representing commits those that aren't even in the room you're representing. because if you are tight, that someone else won't do it again in the room at all. last thing, being valuable and be necessary. at the end of the day, if you're invaluable and the conversation, they'll find a way to make sure you stay there. and especially since they are so few of us in the room, the second you are not valuable and necessary, there'll be a reason for you not to be in the room. and especially since we aren't, you know, still become one come over so the generation trying to get engaged on it's important for you to do that. so being valuable to me as being necessary thing, i definitely had a moment that kind of came full circle were get