Sarah Palin has officially hit the airwaves to promote her new book 'Going Rogue' and her first stop was the Oprah show. Oprah did not dive deep into policy issues, instead she talked about...

Glenn saw a clip on CNBC last week where the guest started talking about the possibility of the dollar collapsing, a global currency and a global government being established to 'save' us from the crisis. The host must have been distracted because he expressed no shock, and his follow up was essentially 'so how is the weather?'. The guest was Damon Vickers who joined Glenn on radio, mainly so Glenn could give him a proper follow up question.

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The American public doesn't want government-run health care and, for the first time in history, we don't think it's the government's place to give it to us.

The king of cable news dropped in on the radio program today for a very special announcement - Glenn and Bill are doing a series of special appearances together. The two talk about the tour and also about the important issues of the day, like, what should the name of the tour be?

Only 34% of people actually want government running their healthcare, but special interests are keeping the bill alive. Special interest groups like the AARP who stand to make huge profits on gap insurance if the bill passes. And what about attorneys? Haven't heard any of them speak out against the bill. Glenn talks to our resident shady attorney, Joe explains why his ilk love Obama's healthcare plan.

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Liberals have an interesting pattern they follow. First, they vote in other liberals to office. Those elected liberals proceed to jack up taxes and try and control as much as possible. Everyone (including the liberals who voted for the liberals) get annoyed at all the taxes and leave for somewhere with less tax and less control. Then they repeat the process. It's exactly what the New York Times, who has championed progressives seemingly forever, has decided the only way to save jobs -- move them to states with low (or no) taxes. Unbelievable.

Who has visited the White House the most, according to the records they have so far released? Andy Stern, head of the SEIU. He says his first priority is helping to get the healthcare bill passed. Could it be because this healthcare bill promised to take the burden of the massive benefits unions promised workers, and dump it on the federal government? Glenn plays Andy's interview on CNBC talking about the wonders of government healthcare.

This caller basically confirmed everything we suspect about our crappy politicians. Ask them a few tough questions and they immediately make you the enemy. Beth in Florida told her story of how she actually sat down to talk to Congressman Alan Grayson (remember him? He's the 'Republicans want people to die' guy) and was asked to leave after she asked some questions. What did she ask that was so controversial?

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Right now, I'd settle for someone who knows how to operate a calculator. And I'd like some honesty: If you really believe some Marxist utopian system is the way to go, then make the case for that "redistributive change"; don't hide it.

It's true, Glenn is actually on the cover of Playboy Magazine. Mercifully it's just his name and the article about him...

People just can't seem to get enough Glenn lately. Stewart, Colbert, SNL, Playboy and now South Park has spent time making fun of Glenn. In this episode of South Park, Eric Cartman takes on the role of Glenn Beck. Glenn plays a little of the clip and reacts.

Glenn, Pat and Stu debate the bizarre incident on Larry King with Carrie Prejean this week. Glenn contends there is 'something wrong' with Prejean on this one while Stu sides with Prejean. What could Larry do to get her all bent out of shape?