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i will be out in seattle this weekend giving a speech at safeco field.s is an organization that provides people with information and ways to connect and promote individual liberties, free enterprise, limited accountable government, and i am proud to be out there standing up with them on saturday at safeco field. let's meet the president now, shall we? do we have lynn? hi, lynn, how are you? >> hi, glenn. i'm doing very well, thank you. glenn: good. i'm glad to have you on the program. i wanted to talk to you. all the things that we have been talking about today, you guys are actually going after. i called you and i asked if you knew about this propaganda or this indoctrination and you guys are doing an answer film to this? >> well, yes. when i originally saw the story myself, i was outraged and so my economics students worked with me this summer and we put together a story board that we're going to try to use as a classroom contrast for the story's stuff, because this letter just doesn't get it right and makes us ashamed to be americans, and while we rea

i will be out in seattle this weekend giving a speech at safeco field.s is an organization that provides people with information and ways to connect and promote individual liberties, free enterprise, limited accountable government, and i am proud to be out there standing up with them on saturday at safeco field. let's meet the president now, shall we? do we have lynn? hi, lynn, how are you? >> hi, glenn. i'm doing very well, thank you. glenn: good. i'm glad to have you on the program. i wanted to talk to you. all the things that we have been talking about today, you guys are actually going after. i called you and i asked if you knew about this propaganda or this indoctrination and you guys are doing an answer film to this? >> well, yes. when i originally saw the story myself, i was outraged and so my economics students worked with me this summer and we put together a story board that we're going to try to use as a classroom contrast for the story's stuff, because this letter just doesn't get it right and makes us ashamed to be americans, and while we rea

they didn't cover that they covered the 40 protesters outside of safeco field. bill: 40? >> 40 and 7,000 in? they like you? >> but in my hometown seiu and others bused protesters in from other states. there were 400. this is rough numbers. 400 protesters, about 400 protesters protesting the protesters. bill: you got the key to the city? >> it opens all of the liberal locks. bill: why then does the seiu spend the gas money to bus people in to say they don't like you? >> you are a better judge of that than i am. bill: i admire that you got dressed up for the occasion, too. [ laughter ] >> it's a small town. bill: beck lost his luggage on the plane. >> look. i will cover for you. you lost the luggage. bill: you look a little like. >> it was my wife. she didn't do the ironing. look at that. bill: but you are a regular guy. the mayor, he -- >> i felt a little. bill: you looked like you were working in a pizza parlor. >> it was a long day. bill: you look like the guy who comes with the pizza to the house. that's what you looked like. >> that's me. bill: talk about a guy -- i wi

this week weekend when i was in seattle, i spoke at safeco field and saw it firsthand. here were headlights from the seattle p.i. "protests turn ugly at the glefn beck event in mount vernon" and glenn beck's event riles people up in mount vernon." though figured the number of protestors at safeco field 4o the paper notices the 40 people, but missed the 57,000 inside. let me show you a clip of the crazy hate mongers inside. remember, there were 40 people outside. 40 people. these were the people who came to hear me speak about, oh, how great america is. see, "the new york times" could hire 25 people to watch this show and bill o'reilly and sean hannity over and over and over again, but they see the world and this country in a different way than i think you and i do, so they can watch it all day, but they still won't understand. when nancy pelosi said this -- >> i saw this myself in the late '70's in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric was very frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. glenn: when she said that, she had her eyes open and saw thes