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February 13, 2008
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Glenn Beck Drinks the Blood of Small People Who Are Different Than He Is

GLENN: Here's something that is up on the website at GlennBeck.com and you would only get if you were, I guess if you were from New York the New York Magazine, have you ever seen that, New York Magazine? Yeah. Seen it on the shelves. I've never actually purchased one. I don't think I ever would. But it's always got some highfalutin -- it's always like, "Good news! The ballet has added two new performances." And you're like, oh, great. And it's -- I don't know if this is their official slogan. It might be. I'm not sure. The magazine for snobs. I shouldn't say that out loud? Okay.

They asked me to answer 21 questions and so I did over the weekend. Not thinking that they would actually run any of them, but I went to their website. I haven't seen I want in the magazine yet, but I went to their website. We've posted it at GlennBeck.com and it's all like -- I don't even know how to say his name. It's Suri or whatever his name is, a designer, it's all these people. Oh, my favorite drink? It's got to be a '71 Cabernet Chateau Lafite. It's all the, you know, snobby stuff.

So I was a little squirrely this weekend and I decided to answer the questions and here they are. Who is your favorite New Yorker, living, dead, real or fictional? I thought the answer that would set most New Yorkers on fire and the one that was actually true would be Teddy Roosevelt. In one sentence what do you actually do all day in your job? Same thing as you except my cubicle is connected to radio and television networks. Would you live in New York on a $35,000 salary? My answer? I couldn't afford the bug spray on $35,000. Do you give money to panhandlers? No, except when they're actually handling pans. I think it's a lost art. What is your favorite drink? And this is what they actually use as the headline. What is your favorite drink? My answer? As a conservative, I guess it's just what you would expect it to be. I drink the blood of small people who are different than me.

DAN: They probably didn't think you were kidding, did they?

GLENN: That's the headline. "Glenn Beck drinks the blood of small people who are different than he is." (Laughing).

DAN: At least they weren't being salacious with their headlines.

GLENN: Oh, I know. That's the only time a salacious headline is accurate.

How often do you prepare your meals? I just thought this was -- I just thought this was so snotty, it was great. How often do you prepare your own meals? Who asks that question? How often do you prepare your own meals? I put, if by "You," you mean "My people," then, well, all the time. What's your favorite medication? What kind of question is that? What's your favorite kind of medication? I'm a recovering alcoholic. All of them. This is my favorite answer. What's hanging above your sofa? In your wildest dreams, how boring does the conversation have to get before you say, "So what's hanging above your sofa?" I mean, you're just, you're searching for something to say at that point. "So what kind of toilet paper do you buy? What's your favorite color? What's above your sofa?" My favorite answer of the whole thing is what's hanging above your sofa? Just to drive the Central Park West crowd crazy, I have furs, lots and lots of furs. This interview just makes me happy. I just love this. Who is your mortal enemy? Almost everyone between 63rd and 86th Streets.

You can find it. It's entitled "Glenn Beck Drinks the Blood of Small People Who Are Different Than He is" in New York Magazine. You can find it at GlennBeck.com. Dan, do you think that will make me popular in New York?

DAN: They already love you here, Glenn, and I think after reading that, they are really going to come to a new appreciation of you.

GLENN: I was walking down the street with my wife. I don't know if I told you this story. I was walking down the street with my wife, like, three weeks ago and this woman looks at me and I can tell she recognizes who I am and she body slams me. I'm not kidding you. She's like 40 years old. Body slams me as she walks past me and as she does, she says, "I hate you." Furs, lots and lots of furs.

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Sen. Ted Cruz explains the 'good news' in Trump's election battle

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) joined the "Glenn Beck Radio Program" to explain how mail-in ballots are typically disqualified during recounts at a far higher rate than in-person, Election Day ballots, and why this is "good news" for President Donald Trump's legal battle over the election.

"One of the things that gives the greatest cause for optimism is, this election ... there's a pretty marked disparity in terms of how the votes were distributed. On Election Day, with in-person voting, Donald Trump won a significant majority of the votes cast on in-person voting on Election Day. Of mail-in voting, Joe Biden won a significant majority of the votes cast early on mail-in voting," Cruz explained.

"Now, here's the good news: If you look historically to recounts, if you look historically to election litigation, the votes cast in person on Election Day tend to stand. It's sort of hard to screw that up. Those votes are generally legal, and they're not set aside. Mail-in votes historically have a much higher rate of rejection … when they're examined, there are a whole series of legal requirements that vary state by state, but mail-in votes consistently have a higher rate of rejection, which suggests that as these votes begin being examined and subjected to scrutiny, that you're going to see Joe Biden's vote tallies go down. That's a good thing," he added. "The challenge is, for President Trump to prevail, he's got to run the table. He's got to win, not just in one state but in several states. That makes it a lot harder to prevail in the litigation. I hope that he does so, but it is a real challenge and we shouldn't try to convince ourselves otherwise."

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'He's profiting off the over 30,000 New Yorkers, including my in-laws, that died': Janice Dean calls out Cuomo's COVID hypocrisy

Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean is perhaps even more disgusted with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) for his coronavirus response than BlazeTV's Stu Burguiere (read what Stu has to say on the subject here), and for a good reason.

She lost both of her in-laws to COVID-19 in New York's nursing homes after Gov. Cuomo's infamous nursing home mandate, which Cuomo has since had scrubbed from the state's website and blamed everyone from the New York Post to nursing care workers to (every leftist's favorite scapegoat) President Donald Trump.

Janice joined Glenn and Stu on the "Glenn Beck Radio Program" Tuesday to ask why mainstream media is not holding Gov. Cuomo — who recently published a book about his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic — accountable?

"I'm vocal because I have not seen the mainstream media ask these questions or demand accountability of their leaders. [Cuomo] really has been ruling with an iron fist, and every time he does get asked a question, he blames everybody else except the person that signed that order," Janice said.

"In my mind, he's profiting off the over 30 thousand New Yorkers, including my in-laws, that died by publishing a book on 'leadership' of New York," she added. "His order has helped kill thousands of relatives of New York state. And this is not political, Glenn. This is not about Republican or Democrat. My in-laws were registered Democrats. This is not about politics. This is about accountability for something that went wrong, and it's because of your [Cuomo's] leadership that we're put into this situation."

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Megyn Kelly on what's happening to Fox News

As America grows divided and afraid to disagree with the Democrats' woke plan for America, Megyn Kelly is ready to fight back for the truth. For nearly two decades, she navigated the volatile and broken world of the media. But as America leans on independent voices more than ever, she's breaking new ground with "The Megyn Kelly Show."

She joined the latest Glenn Beck Podcast to break down what's coming next after the election: Black Lives Matter is mainstream, leftists are making lists of Trump supporters, and the Hunter Biden scandal is on the back burner.

Megyn and Glenn reminisce about their cable news days (including her infamous run-in with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump) and to look into the chaotic and shady world of journalism and the growing entitlement it's bred. For example, many conservatives have been shocked by how Fox News handled the election.

Megyn defended Fox News, saying she believes Fox News' mission "is a good one," but also didn't hold back on hosts like Neil Cavuto, who cut off a White House briefing to fact check it — something she never would have done, even while covering President Obama.

Megyn also shared this insightful takeaway from her time at NBC: "Jane Fonda was an ass."

Watch the full podcast here:

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