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people who watch glenn beck, why won't you talk to van? we all talk to van jones and confesses he's a traitor or whatever crazy things. well, i'm not those things, so i can't confess to that. i would be happy to talk to him any time. part of the problem that we have that you have people that live in their own information bubbles. just the mere fact i've read most of the books about the tea party and actually listen to rush limbaugh and that sort of thing, i have more up sight into what is appealing about the conservative movement, and most of my liberal and progressive friends won't listen to that stuff or read that stuff. isn't that what progressive are accusing the conservatives of? not being open minded? we're doing the same thing. i'm passionate in my beliefs. i'm a progressive democrat. i don't pretend to be something i'm not, but i also, we're a democracy. we have a lot of different points of view in the country. we have to listen to each other. we don't have to agree. i want to beat my opponent. i'm not a conservative, so when a con

to the to -- glenn beck should ask why don't you talk to ann jones? because of these crazy things. well and not those things come cycas contest to that. i would be happy to talk to him any time. part of the problem that we have is that you have people who live in their own information bauble. just the fact that i've read most of the books about the tea party and actually listen to rush limbaugh and that kind of thing i have more insight into what is appealing about the conservative movement, the right-wing movement than most of my progressive liberal friends. i won't even read that stuff. is said that being close to mine did not open to other views? aren't we doing the same thing? so i think -- i am passionate in my beliefs. i am proud of it. i don't pretend i'm something i'm not, but i also am an american we have a lot of different points of view. we don't have to agree. i'm not a conservative so when a conservative is from hang i want it to be fair and square. if your kid is playing against my kid i want my kid to win but i want my kid to win a fair

. >> and for some conservatives, like glenn beck say america started down the bad road in 1912. woodrow wilson was the beginning of the left's triumph making a huge state. >> would you say progressives are more successful by not becoming in the presidential power because you've pointed out things that have become law. we have not had a progressive candidate for president, or one who has been elected. >> well, we have progressive party which is an instrument for theodore roosevelt to run for president. he lost to taft. >> would you term president obama as a progressive candidate going into 2012? >> i would. the term liberal took over the term for progressive for a long time and now progressive is back being used again. there are huge differences between barack obama and woodrow wilson, of course, but they both do believe in using the government to a power of big business. >> for some conservatives like glen beck say america started down the bad road in 1912. wilson was the beginning of the last triumph making a huge state. >> you said that the progressives were more successful by

on wednesday, columnist se cuff, who also has a show on glenn beck's website. and the series wraps up thursday. watch each day starting at 9:15 eastern on cspan. >> welcome to old cow town museum, wichita, kansas. >> brent and trace waking up the city for 22 years and we think we've got a heck of a start. that's why the mayor comes in every wednesday. today, he's going to be talking a little bit about the problem we're having in the city with taxi cabs. >> june 2nd and 3rd, book tv and american history tv explore the heritage and literary culture of wichita, kansas. >> rather modest looking paper wrap binding, but it contains an alphabetical list of the members of senate and house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only as it says here for the members' immediate use only. they were not supposed to loan this out because it would tell you exactly where everybody lived, so you could go and button hole them punch him if you didn't like it. >> watch on june 2nd and 3rd on cspan 2 and 3. >> your country men have faith in you and expect you to

. >> some people like glenn beck said america started down the bad wood in 1912. woodrow wilson was the beginning of the left's triumph making a huge le vviathian state. >> telling the american story on "american history tv," see our schedules and get past programs on our website, and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> watch more programs from "american history tv" the rest of this holiday week in prime time on c-span3. on tuesday night, we'll back on world war ii starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern reporting and censorship during the war, and the experiences of associated press reporter ed kennedy. and at 9:00 p.m., hear from three original members of the band of brothers, from the 101st airborne division along with two actors who appeared in the hbo miniseries, "american history tv" in prime time, all week, here on c-span. >> welcome to old countdown museum, wichita, kansas. >> yeah! ha! >> here in the city of wichita, brent and trace, of course, waking up the city for 22 years and we think we've got a heck of a start, that's why the mayor come

beck a platform big corporate media outlets like fox so-called news were promoting it and far right corporate lapdog politicians were and during to it now today we know it was all a scam the center for american progress uncovered this week one hundred percent of the republicans calling themselves tea partiers and riding the so-called conservative populism to victory in two thousand and ten are today's. snugly in the pocket of wall street despite running on a platform against the bailouts and against wall street corruption all that's all a l.o.l. all of the freshman republicans in the house tea party caucus are now happily accepting campaign cash from either banks that got bailed out or from wall street's biggest interest group the american bankers association or both and totally as members of congress and collected more than six hundred thousand dollars from wall street just in the past year and a half and in return they're voting totally in line with the bank's toure's so in the end this conservative populism of two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten appears to have been no

cupp who has a show on glenn beck's website. and the series wraps up thursday with katha politt of the nation. watch starting at 9:15 a.m. on c-span. in looking ahead news makeers this sunday, democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz talks about the presidential race, the political landscape for the u.s. house and senate this year, and money in politics in the 2012 cycle. that's on c-span at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. then on monday c-span's live memorial day coverage begins with president obama at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. speakers including defense secretary leon panetta and actor tom selleck will be live at the vietnam veterans memorial for an observance at the wall. our live coverage begins at 10:50 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i want people to get from the book is a better understanding of who she was, what she was like because there have been a lot of books written and most of it has been written by people who have talked to friends and friends of friends, mayb

let's go glenn beck makes frequent experiences in her book. since his big rally on the mall, what has happened quite >> guest: i think i mentioned it briefly twice. but you know, i think he was one of the organizers behind one of the big rallies, the largest one in the mall in the. and i think he is one of many disorders commentators who are kind of interested in the tea party and can tune you to give them some air time and a little bit more play in the mainstream. but he certainly not the father of the tea party. if you talk to tea partiers, they don't want a father. they don't want a central leader. they want to be grassroots and dispersed and i want to stay out of formal politics. >> host: next is tina and mesquite, texas. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? first point is growing up in the 60s and integration noa and how to go through some of the oppression and the issues. as i listened to the tea partiers, they remind me of that area and even though it wrapped up in intellectual conversation about the concerns of constitution, it seems to m

beck say on television you can see them coming from elected officials like michele bachmann so they have a glean of reality and if you're predisposed to having that fear center be activated i think that's a powerful mix but then we have to ask you know anything about that i think about that every if you want to talk about fox news specifically that they beat out all the other cable networks right all their competitors when it comes to their audience they're one of the cable networks that's actually making a profit they have a model that is incredibly successful for that and so are people i mean why do people come back are they drawn to that area they see it on t.v. and they say i want to feel that again. well there is a chicken and egg thing here which comes first it may be that people who are predisposed to seeing the world in these stark black and white you know good versus equal people terms are attracted to what fox is giving rather than fox catering to that mindset and i think that that's impossible to unravel it's but as you say it's something that fox is come upon that's a ve

. >> in addition to being a "new york daily news a" columnist, fm "glenn beck" tv. where do you guess inspiration for your columns and makes you stand out so you're not just part of what everybody else is saying? >> that's a really good question. part of the job is to say something new, interesting, provoketive or fresh about things that everyone's talking about. there is a lot of noise and competition out there, but honestly, i ask myself fairly mainstream, and i don't mean that ideologically. i just marine thean what i'm wan television what i'm doing i imagine most people are as well. i don't think i have very unique interests. so i have to imagine what whatever's piquing my interest that day or week is probably going to be interesting to other people, too, and then my burden is to take that interesting story and say something interesting about it. and if i feel like i don't have anything new or fresh to add, i simply don't talk about it. i really don't feel the need to be prolific for the sake of number. for the sake of quantity. so i really -- i honestly have th

beck did with t.v. now the segmentation health because his audience of lunatics followed him but it's not on prime time you have to order it you have to watch it on you tube so you know so there is some savvy there so i mean when you look at that interplay among those three factors it explains a hell of a lot of what's going on i was smiling piers morgan i mean larry king was larry king it was an icon a lot of people like that a lot of people older people like me like tuning in but then when he was gone we basically went with them and now where did we go i mean some people went to fox some people are watching you know animals kill each other on animal planet but they're not watching piers morgan because there's just something you know not very genuine about him and b. and he's still trying to do the celebrity get for the latest murder or scandal and it really is wearing thin but these networks are banking and that they've always kind of banked on their star isn't and best millions. you know there's many

it is associated one of hope and changes most strident cable television critics, glenn beck. but i think that both of those -- the appeal of the messianic sandwich is the apocalyptic style reflects in part the impact of partisanship to the extent and which in asiaweek and religious institutions, where people still have all this religious energy and seal and partisan is so much stronger much easier to invest religious energy and other essentially political crusades. this has been true throughout american history. glenn beck and of course woodrow wilson who is the embodiment of the messianic side of the heresy of american nationalism. one recent decades wasn't so much is that i feel like the sort of recognize him as a cracked mirror twin in a way. they sort of represent opposite -- opposite poles of the heresy of nationalism. but anyway, so that's sorted the chapter on political heresy. and then i finished and again the tour of the book and so i'll finish where i finish. i finish with the prospects for the future. i have a four-point expiration, but i don't have a five-point pl

the problem is taught that data it was competing with glenn beck who wants to hear the church clinic here right. the result of that is a new kind of ignorance that affects the high is the unformed as much as it does the least informed. confirmation by nasa's the new 821. i want to get practical in particular, why does it matter to you : even from a business standpoint. stanford university conducted this test. they divided the group into three parts. one group and their cask maximize the value of the contract initiation. one group with drilling off -- need for cooperation and another with no reparation and all of. by means of a racial endo mean million information or wrong information. serve it in of the these people lies. this is killer the purses of favor bin is led zeppelin or that person's dog's birthday is symptomless seconds. meaningless information. what is interesting here is that when they looked at the ability for people to maximize the value here, the people with useless affirmation increased the value of their contracts and negotiations by 14%. but they did that perform ne

. >> bill: glenn beck on another campaign. it has to do

they took a long time to respond to glenn beck, took a long time to wake up to the tea party. so it never had the priority other white houses had. and third, i think you saw it there with governor rendell. have you a situation in which the gravitational poll of the president, the leader of the democratic party, is diminished. have you politicians and ex politician looking out for their own brands who don't want it sign on to what will be a very vicious and negative campaign. they don't want to tarnish themselves. cory booker is doing that. ed rendell is doing that. that is a problem for the campaign going forward. >> whose job is it to orchestrate the surrogates. to recruit and orchestrate them? >> everybody does it. it should be the white house normally but right now the campaign is controlling that. dnc controls it. but yeah, i think your point is well taken for another reason. the obama campaign this year is playing money ball. playing for little incremental wins. ground game. things like that. these failures matter. it is hard for them to argue that even though this is not

they took a long time to explain to glenn beck, they took a long time to get back to the tea pear. do you have now a spags which the gravitational pull of the president has been diminished. you have politicians and ex-politicians who are looking out for their own brands who don't want to sign on to what's going to be a very vicious campaign. that creates a pob who orchestrated. it should be the white house normally but right now the dmc controls it many i think your point is also taken for ear. they're playing for little, incremental wins, ground game, things like that. it's for for them to argue. their built to built this their ting. my guess is that over the next several weeks because of this, they get their stuff together. they do have people out there. . and there's other inside the campaign that they'll be promoting. you'll see people getting a talking to before they go on air. obviously that didn't happen with booker before he went on "meet the press," but i'll be surprised if the campaign allows anybody to go on again without sitting him down and saying, you have to understa

i thought this was debunked already but conservatives even know, this is from last night on glenn beck's internet tv show, conservatives are still stuck on this. president obama's web video that came out ended with this slogan forward. the right just went nuts that the word forward was the obama campaign's way of signaling that it is marxist. it seems to impose the economic system by karl marx on america. that president obama is a communist, that the word forward is communist. richard nixon forward together, communist. also the washington, d.c. metro system is cois this jewish daily newspaper in new york city, communist. and jewish, whoa, i know, deep, right? and the state of wisconsin which has an awesome flag has the word wiscn makes it easy to pick out of a crowd of flags. the little banner over the very frankly communist arm with hammer and little firearm and stuff has the state slogan on it, and the state slogan is forward. obviously, wisconsin is communist. here is the state slogan on the state quarter with some cheese and some corn and a cow wearing a bell. forward. communist. is

it's associated with one of hope and change's most strident cable television critics, glenn beck. so, but i think that both of those, the appeal of both sort of the messianic style which i think tempts conservatives as well as liberals and the apocalyptic style which tempts liberals as well as conservatives reflect in part the impact of partisanship on religion and the extent to which in an age of weakened religious institutions where people still have all this religious energy and religious zeal and where partisanship is so much stronger, it becomes much easier for people to invest religious energy in what are, essentially, political crusades. and i think, again, this has been true throughout american history. you know, glenn beck's bete noire is the embodiesment of the -- embodiment of the -- one reason beck hates wilson so much is i feel he sort of recognizes him as his sort of cracked mirror twin in a way. [laughter] you know, they sort of represent opposite, opposite poles of the heresy of nationalism. but anyway, so that's sort of the chapter on political heresy. and then i

he talks about me but he won't talk to me and i think the people of watch glenn beck, they should ask him why won't you talk to van? if he confesses he's a traitor. well and not those things, so i cannot confess to that. i would be happy to talk to him any time. part of the problem that we have is you have people will live in their own information bubble. just the fact that i read most of the books about the tea party and listen to rush limbaugh and the sort of thing i'm much more open to the conservative movement than my liberal and progressive friends. i won't even read that stuff. isn't that they are being closed minded, not being open to other views? aren't we doing the same thing? so i think that i am passionate in my beliefs. i don't pretend that i am something i am not, but i also am an american and we have a lot of different points of view in this country and we have to listen to each other. we don't have to agree. i want to beat my opponent. i'm not a conservative. with conservatives running i want to beat them a fair and square. like kids playing soccer i would like my kid t

beck, pat robertson. do you think now is the time for if not decreation the war on drugs changing our national positions on certain drugs? >> yes. i call it ridiculous prosecution, because a -- persecution. the time is long past. one of the lines that gets laughs in my campaign is it would be a big trav esty if the hippies died off without legalizing pot first. i lived in the north coast region for 25 years and used to have a thriving timber industry but it was throttled now we have a narrow range of opportunities in the rural parts of northern california and marijuana is providing anywhere between 25% and maybe 60% of our total income. our entire economy on the north coast has made a transformation over the last 15 years and now it's just time to stop throwing people in jail. no one should be in jail. over 800,000 people a year are arrested for marijuana in this country. it's just not right. >> i want to play a little bit of sound, the president weighed in on the subject of drug legalization when he was

where, if you look at sort of the apocalyptic response that the obama presidency got from a figure like glenn beck, say, you see religious zeal being channeled into partisan causes because the older religious institutions aren't strong enough to hold it. people don't identify as methodists and catholics and presbyterians as much so they identify as democrats and republicans with a religious zeal that i think feeds polarization, inevitably, because if politics is apocalyptic or messianic, it's very hard to compromise. >> very briefly, what's the way forward? what revives christianity? what would that entail? >> i don't have a five-point plan. this sounds sort of like a cliche, but american christians need to be better christians. it sounds simple in a way, but americans need to, in a sense, go back to the new testament and look at the parts of their own religion that should challenge the way they live rather than just affirm it. and, again, easy to say, hard to put into practice in my own life very much included, but i think that's what we need more of in american life. >> all right, it's the

. >> i think some of it may be a product of people like glenn beck who are no longer on fox news. some of it maybe a product of pure strategy. if you buy the argument that fox is trying to get mitt romney elected, clearly mitt romney wants the election to be about the economy. he doesn't really want to talk about the social issues for a variety of reasons. look, it may also be that there was some evolution taking place amongst conservatives or at least more nuance taking place. i think a lot of kwvshgz would be in favor of civil unions. like gay people, for example, should certainly be allowed to have hospital visitation, but the fight is over the redefining marriage, and that's a little bit more nuanced. >> john. >> conservatives may be -- they say -- and gay issues in general. it's not just because they want to talk about the economy. i think there's also maybe a growing recognition that going after the gays might not be great politics. what that means for the media is if you are looking at the issue, you see democrats on one side being pro-gay. you see republicans on the other

. >> bill: glenn beck on another campaign. it has to do with lemonade and

. >> bill: glenn beck on another campaign. it has to do with lemonade and

>> meanwhile in glenn beck land. >> yeah. >> copy ratings and a christmas sweater. granted i have to say, the christmas sweater is one of the most laugh-out-loud funny shows you will ever see. granted, it is not supposed to be but it is true. it's hard to breathe because you will holding your hand over your mouth in the not funny parts. and that's what makes it funnier. >> he does have an excellent phone manners with his callers. ♪ say you ♪ >> get off of my phone you little pin head! i don't care! you people don't care! i'm going to lose my mind today! >> you have to pick your head up and put it back on your shoulders, because it is rolling over all right now. >> that's a high scream for a man. [ screaming ] >> didn't mark levin yelled at somebody. >> no fake mark levin tweeted to me this morning, get off my screen! sarcastic. >> hi, steph. i'm in love with you. >> oh isn't that special. >> and my husband has too. >> oh a three-way. >> you know how ann romney was talking about she was a mom and it was hard work, and we have already covered that this morning, bu

beck and move my show to nighttime. since february 1st the ratings have gone down 90%. [ applause ] detroit moved our show from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and apparently have received an avalanche of complaints about moving the show. if you would like to respectfully let them know how you feel about that in detroit it is 1310wdpw.com. >> i'm marcus bachmann. i will become a bull whisperer and turn the gay bulls back into straight bulls. >> watch out you cute little mexican. >> you look fabulous in red. >> i'm coming after you. >> stephanie: all right. wow. sylvester stallone is doing rambo five. no way! >> you took my walker! it was my walker! you took my walker. >> hello, this is ziggy. >> he hinted the fifth series will be set in mexico. i'm dying to do more rambo. it will involve him going into mexico. i don't think rambo likes mexicans. >> get those drug cartel people. [wawa] >> you are still in l.a. >> governor crypt keeper will love that. [evil cackle] >> stephanie: charlie sheen threatens to sue a strip club for nam

oh wow, you better tell that to glenn beck. and then is this the best you have miller? can't get it up anymore, miller? wow? >> oh, my god! >> if i had a [ censor bleep ] -- >> that hurts. owe. >> if i had something to get up which i can't anymore, i would be really mad. there's a little gender confusion going on on the brightbart comment section. soros there it is -- who is paying to keep these trained monkeys on the air. >> where is the soros money? >> i get nothing. hum. all right. >> and they think that we have like a daily conference call with george soros, and al gore and all of that. >> here is what you are supposed to think. >> i would like to get a little bit of that soros sugar if i'm going to keep getting accused of it. trained monkeys, why i ought to -- [ monkey sound effects. ] >> mr. romney since it is your first day here at bain capital. there are a first things you should know. >> whatever you say, professor. >> the games at bane are mainly due to pain. >> let me see if i have that right -- >> now you try it. >> the games at bane are mainly due to pain.

we had glenn beck. when i graduated from liberty in 1984, the speaker was terrell bell, also a mormon. we try to expose our students to leaders from all walks of life. i did have to explain a little bit but complaints we received were in the hundreds and when you have 93,000 students, that's a very small percentage. most were extremely happy with the choice and were grateful that the nominee chose to speak at liberty university. this was a big weekend for our little corner of virginia. the first lady spoke at virginia tech just up the road. the presumptive nominee for the republican party spoke at liberty. things like that don't happen in this part of virginia very often. most were very, very excited. >> chancellor jerry falwell. appreciate your interview. >> thank you, carol. >> liberty is the largest christian university in the world by the way and now claims to be the largest private four-year university in the nation. e agrees. with fancy feast gravy lovers, your cat can enjoy the delicious, satisfy