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Glenn Beck strongly supports Senate hopeful Matt Bevin (KY) who is challenging Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in Kentucky’s Republican primary.

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Beck: Bill Nye"s denial of creationism is like the Catholic Church jailing Galileo

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Conservative radio host Glenn Beck on Tuesday accused celebrity scientist Bill Nye of trying to silence the teaching of creationism as science just like the Catholic Church had tried to deny that the Earth was not the center of the Universe by imprisoning Galileo.

In a short video posted to YouTube last year, Nye had called on parents to stop teaching their children to deny evolution.

“And I say to the grownups, if you want to deny evolution and live in your world, in your world that’s completely inconsistent with everything we observe in the universe, that’s fine, but don’t make your kids do it because we need them,” Nye said. “We need scientifically literate voters and taxpayers for the future. We need people that can—we need engineers that can build stuff, solve problems.”

On his Tuesday Internet broadcast, Beck said that Nye was one of the voices who want to “segregate an entire group of people.”

“How’s he going to look?” he asked. “Is he going to look like the people who threw Galileo up?”

Beck added that former Vice President Al Gore was going to “look like the biggest joke in the world” 30 years from now because of his belief in climate change.

“Because they’re not having an open debate, they’re forcing it on people,” Beck insisted. “We can debate it. I’ve even said, if you don’t look at the thermometer, you’re an idiot.”

“But if you don’t buy into it every step of the way, well then, you’re a holocaust denier.”

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Beck: Bill Nye"s denial of creationism is like the Catholic Church jailing Galileo

Glenn Beck Interviews Ron Paul

Glenn Beck Interviews Ron Paul

Glenn Beck Interviews Ron Paul

Glenn Beck Interviews Ron Paul

Ben Dimiero: Some Questions For S.E. Cupp To Ask Glenn Beck On CNN

Tomorrow night, CNN will feature the odd spectacle of its employee S.E. Cupp interviewing Glenn Beck, her boss at The Blaze, where she also serves as a contributor. 

According to an article on The Blaze promoting the interview, “It is likely the two will discuss Beck’s latest book, ‘Miracles and Massacres: True and Untold Stories of the Making of America,’ the creation of TheBlaze and current events.”

Considering Cupp’s relationship with Beck, it’s unlikely he’s due for a primetime grilling on CNN. In the event she wants the interview to be more than an exercise in self-promotion, Media Matters came up with a handful of questions for Cupp to ask Beck:

• So my bosses here at CNN are allowing me to interview you about your media company, which I also work for and which is actively competing with CNN. How is this interview even happening?


• You bristle at being labeled a “conspiracy theorist” and have tried to distance yourself from people like Alex Jones while positioning The Blaze as a serious news outlet devoted to finding truth. Yet this year you have claimed there’s a “very good chance” a May shooting at a Houston airport could have been a “setup” like “the burning of the Reichstag.” You also spun a convoluted theory about how the government was covering up Saudi Arabia’s supposed involvement in the Boston Marathon bombings. Do you see any conflict between positioning The Blaze as a serious news venture and your tendency to run with stories that would get a reporter laughed out of a traditional news outlet like, say, CNN? 


• In recent years you’ve mostly moved away from the radio shock jock shtick that first made you famous towards your current incarnation as a self-fashioned media mogul/self-help guru/world-important historical figure. Do you regret any of the things you did during your time as a relatively obscure radio host — like the time you reportedly called the wife of a rival to ridicule her on-air for her recent miscarriage?


• Since you’ve softened your position on gay marriage, why do you still surround yourself with and promote a variety of vociferous anti-gay bigots like Pastor Ken Hutcherson — who hosts a Blaze show — and Pastor David Barton, a man you recently petitioned to run for Senate?


• Do you worry that your own history of sexist comments — often towards progressive women — undercuts your ability to express outrage when conservative women are unfairly targeted? Like the time you called Hillary Clinton a “stereotypical bitch” on your radio show, which you later clarified, saying “probably a better word was nag.” Or when you mock-vomited into a trash can after discussing Meghan McCain’s involvement in a skin cancer PSA in which she bared her shoulders?


• Do you worry that your constant warnings of impending catastrophic global disaster — “Hindenburg omens,” “perfect storms,” “Archduke Ferdinand moments,” and the End Times, to name a few – could cause you to lose credibility with your followers when your predictions don’t pan out? Do you ever worry about over-promising your audience about the historical importance of your yearly events, which you have labeled ”planet course-altering” historical turning points that could represent fulfillments of biblical prophecy? 


• What’s the status of “Independence, USA,” the self-sufficient libertarian city/theme park hybrid you unveiled in January? 

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Ben Dimiero: Some Questions For S.E. Cupp To Ask Glenn Beck On CNN

Glenn Beck says history is repeating himself, but what is he referring to?

“History is repeating itself,” Glenn Beck said on his program. “And we can either learn from it and prosper or we can become another lesson for future generations in possibly a new republic, if it is one, to come.”

From The Blaze:

Glenn Beck shared the history of the little-known Jay Treaty on his television show Monday, having been told by a listener that it resembles “what is happening right now.”

Beck agreed, and began: “John Jay was the first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. President George Washington sent him to negotiate a treaty with the British. It was in the mid 1790′s and there were still several conflicts between America and Britain and again, we were on the verge of war.”

Beck said some of the most pressing issues at the time included the full evacuation of remaining British troops and the British acknowledgement of freedom of the seas.

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