"News is simply what the culture allows."
Looking back at five years of the 9/12 Project
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The National Review published a profile Monday morning that examines Glenn's ever-growing focus and influence on culture. Entitled "The New Glenn Beck," editor Eliana Johnson headed down to Dallas to see what Glenn is building and why he is building it.
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“[The straw poll] isn’t so much an indicator of who will actually be a front-runner in the general election but more symptomatic of who can bring the bigger street team.”
“I want to impact the culture in the way that people see good again.”
“So Obama doesn’t have a lack of a foreign policy. There’s really seemingly no purpose for American power in his world.”
“But if you want to break this down into statism, if you want to look at autocracy… [there] are some very unsettling similarities between a Putinacracy and Obamaism.”
“Where do conservatives sit at awards shows?”
“Why would they change the name from a finger gun to a level 2 look-alike firearm. It’s a finger gun. Stop it!”
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“Listen to him. He’s totally prompter. There’s nothing that seems real about him. There’s absolutely nothing. What is wrong with us? Seriously.”
“I mean he tries to work on the weekends, but you know, he is so busy. Like if there’s a national security meeting that happens on a Saturday about the Ukraine and Russia, he doesn’t have time for that.
“Like this is the most absurd Mitch McConnell entrance of all time… What a stupid, stupid entrance at CPAC. But CPAC is not for conservatives. It is the GOP.”
Five years ago we all felt alone.
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Glenn looks back at the beginning of the 9/12 Project and what has changed over the past five years.
Liberty Treehouse host Raj Nair sits down with Real News anchor Buck Sexton to discuss the history of Russia’s relationship with the United States.
“That’s incredible. Isn’t that something. He said all of them are untrue. This guy is not a good guy.”
“Here are the polls. Now listen how poorly the President is doing. But look at the split of this nation. A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
“Please, please watch this movie tonight. You will understand so much of what I have been cryptically saying to you for a long time… I knew we had to start TheBlaze to tell the truth, but there is another component. It’s not just the news. It’s not just a political movement. It is cultural.”
“These are the people who are going to be voting for her, and they have no idea why. They can’t name one accomplishment?!”
