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Donaldson on AZ law: it's like China or something

May 25, 2010
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GLENN: Can you play the rest of the Sam Donaldson clip, because this is Tapper and this guy is wildly liberal, I understand. I don't know Jake Tapper but I understand he's wildly liberal. But I like him, because he seems to be going after the truth. Listen to what Sam Donaldson says and then listen to Tapper and his comeback.

VOICE: "Bill Clinton went to the great halls of the people. When Jiang Zemin was the president of China, I heard Clinton say what you did in Tiananmen Square was wrong. He lectured. We all said that's terrific because it was the ox being gord on the other side. President Calderon represents Mexico, and he said what a lot of Americans are also saying, that Arizona law is discriminatory and it ought not to have been on the books."

VOICE: "That law is supported by a lot of Americans according to polling. And I can't believe you're comparing it to Tiananmen Square."

GLENN: Thank you, Tapper.

PAT: It's so true. It's so great. Especially from a liberal it means even more. If he's liberal.

GLENN: I've heard that. I've heard that. But it doesn't matter, because he asks real questions.

PAT: You can tell.

GLENN: I don't know if he is or not. Isn't that the way a journalist should be? Congratulations -- I'd actually help him more if I said I don't endorse Jake Tapper.

 

GLENN: Can you play the rest of the Sam Donaldson clip, because this is Tapper and this guy is wildly liberal, I understand. I don't know Jake Tapper but I understand he's wildly liberal. But I like him, because he seems to be going after the truth. Listen to what Sam Donaldson says and then listen to Tapper and his comeback.

VOICE: "Bill Clinton went to the great halls of the people. When Jiang Zemin was the president of China, I heard Clinton say what you did in Tiananmen Square was wrong. He lectured. We all said that's terrific because it was the ox being gord on the other side. President Calderon represents Mexico, and he said what a lot of Americans are also saying, that Arizona law is discriminatory and it ought not to have been on the books."

VOICE: "That law is supported by a lot of Americans according to polling. And I can't believe you're comparing it to Tiananmen Square."

GLENN: Thank you, Tapper.

PAT: It's so true. It's so great. Especially from a liberal it means even more. If he's liberal.

GLENN: I've heard that. I've heard that. But it doesn't matter, because he asks real questions.

PAT: You can tell.

GLENN: I don't know if he is or not. Isn't that the way a journalist should be? Congratulations -- I'd actually help him more if I said I don't endorse Jake Tapper.

Biden's 'DAY ONE' executive orders: Paris accord, Keystone pipeline, mask mandates & more

The incoming Biden administration plans to waste no time in overturning much of the progress achieved by President Donald Trump.

On his radio program Monday, Glenn Beck ran through 10 executive orders President Joe Biden plans to announce on "day one" of his time in office — including rejoining the Paris climate accord, canceling the Keystone pipeline, mask mandates on federal land and during interstate travel, and a proposed federal minimum wage of $15 an hour.

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WATCH: This is why Eric Weinstein is FINALLY talking to Glenn Beck

Eric Weinstein, managing director of investment firm Thiel Capital and host of "The Portal" podcast, is not a conservative, but he says conservative and center-right-affiliated media are the only ones who will still allow oppositional voices.

On "The Glenn Beck Podcast" this week, Eric told Glenn that the center-left media, which "controls the official version of events for the country," once welcomed him, but that all changed about eight years ago when they started avoiding any kind of criticism by branding those who disagree with them as "alt-right, far-right, neo-Nazi, etc.," even if they are coming from the left side of the aisle. But their efforts to discredit critical opinions don't stop there. According to Eric, there is a strategy being employed to destroy our national culture and make sure Americans with opposing views do not come together.

"We're trifling with the disillusionment of our national culture. And our national culture is what animates the country. If we lose the culture, the documents will not save us," Eric said. "I have a very strongly strategic perspective, which is that you save things up for an emergency. Well, we're there now."

In the clip below, Eric explains why, after many requests over the last few years, he finally agreed to this podcast.

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Listen to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s pledge of nonviolence and really let it sink in: "Remember always that the nonviolent movement seeks justice and reconciliation — not victory."

On the radio program, Glenn Beck shared King's "ten commandments" of nonviolence and the meaning behind the powerful words you may never have noticed before.

"People will say nonviolent resistance is a method of cowards. It is not. It takes more courage to stand there when people are threatening you," Glenn said. "You're not necessarily the one who is going to win. You may lose. But you are standing up with courage for the ideas that you espouse. And the minute you engage in the kind of activity that the other side is engaging in, you discredit the movement. You discredit everything we believe in."

Take MLK's words to heart, America. We must stand with courage, nonviolently, with love for all, and strive for peace and rule of law, not "winning."

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Rachel Bovard, Conservative Partnership Institute's senior director of policy, joined the Glenn Beck radio program to give her thoughts and propose a possibly bipartisan alternative: enforcing our existing antitrust laws.

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