Anyone here watch the first GBTV?

12 Sept 2011 | US Navy Vet

[US Navy Vet]

If so what did everyone think?

[who knows what evil?]

He also went after the House of Saud like he never could at his old home.

I had a funny feeling that was going to happen...no more leash to restrain him.

[who knows what evil?]

He also went after the House of Saud like he never could at his old home.

I had a funny feeling that was going to happen...no more leash to restrain him.

[BRL]

I'm very ticked at Beck for mocking those with questions about Obama’s eligibility

His nutty ideas are ok - but other peoples nutty ideas make all the conservatives look bad. Glen is a talented guy, but he is not in the same league as Rush - by a long shot

[John S Mosby]

Understand your rant.If enough political will is exerted (and exertable) he can be removed,question being is there the will to do so. That is, if we are to follow our Constitution. The e-verify result does speak to many more people and should be troubling.

FWIW, mute-— I think you meant moot. The point is not silent, it has been argued to a stalemate and is now obsolete.

[Jane Long]

Great re-cap...he also called this pResident what he is...a Marxist. (I don’t think he could do that at the old place.) The audience approved :)

[NewHampshireDuo]

I’d subscribe but my internet connection speed is too variable for dependable video.

[ozark hilljilly]

I’d subscribe too, but we’ll be on dial-up until 2039 I fear.
Glenn has lost a lot of potential subscribers because in the hills and heartland dial-up is still the only feasible option.(all other ways aren’t available or cost too dearly.)

[combat_boots]

Yeah.

Free 4 1st 2 weeks.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2777266/posts?page=27#11

Liked the Black Tom stuff. And the Marxist comment.

Brian Sack threw in a few zingers, too.

[SMGFan]

Black Tom- Jersey City? Now site of Liberty State Park?

[Hootowl]

It’s “moot” point, unless you mean a point that is very, very quiet. :^)

[NewHampshireDuo]

We’d be ok if it could be downloaded and saved but I believe it’s streaming only with no save option.

[PieterCasparzen]

Judges don’t protect freedom, free people do. This is our duty. No, I didn’t vote for him, and yes, I think he’s a lying ineligible fraud, and I’m gonna vote him out in 2012, because I have the power to do so. The last thing this country needs is a judge to rescue it from its own stupidity, because then we will have learned not one damn thing from this >_<.

If 9 or fewer individuals were responsible for barry getting the boot, they'd have millions of people after them bigtime. I'd give the vote to boot him about 0% chance of coming out of SCOTUS for that reason.

I think a lot of people know he's ineligible; some just won't admit it publicly.

Senate is in the same position as SCOTUS, really. Nobody relishes the thought of a barry boot on their voting record.

Can't we all just get along ?

[xp38]

and more cowbell

[aquila48]

“Wish Beck had kept his Fox gig. It seemed like as soon as he did his very successful rally in DC he began changing his TV style and became way too preachy and started talking like the world was about to implode at any moment. His program was outstanding at first and he should have stuck with what was working.”

I agree... One of his best contribution was exposing Van Jones and the rest of the commie Czars. He should have kept doing that type of hard spade work - digging up all the nefarious string-pullers behind the Obama administration and the democrats.

[lucky american]

Yes, “moot” I have been corrected several times thanks.

[Freddd]

I thought it was good.

No, not the pre practiced, CNN or FOX.

Not the fake polish of newstainment.

And when he said everyone else is afraid to say it, so let me say it, OBAMA IS A MARXIST.

I cheered outloud.

I thought for an introduction, plus education, it was a good start.

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

Yeah, Beck was talking about the 1916 attack on the munitions depot there as the first known act of terrorism on the US mainland.

[chris37]

I’m not 100% certain what the reason is for ignoring his obvious ineligibility, I would tend to agree with your assessment. One thing I do know for sure is that his ineligibility is being ignored.

But that’s fine, over time I have become of the opinion that we made this error and it is we who must fix it.

It took me a while to arrive there, but essentially, if we, a free people, cannot guard our own freedom by voting smartly, then how can we expect anyone else to guard our freedom?

Hopefully, in the future, the american electoate sees fit to not elect any more communists from Kenya, because doing so does not mesh with what this country stands for.

[PieterCasparzen]

I’m not 100% certain what the reason is for ignoring his obvious ineligibility

The persons who vote to give him the boot - if the list of persons is a short list that is publicly available - and their families would be in danger the rest of their lives; not many people would seek out that burden even though perhaps they would if it fell in their lap.

Members of the U.S. Senate proudly and fondly think of themselves as the most powerful "club" in the world, and they quietly smile to themselves that their club, the House leadership and the "machinery" around the President, like a leash, ultimately keep every President under control. They so love the idea of "checks and balances", politics and history that, IMHO, they are too enthralled with the process of dealing with the balance of power between themselves and the President and not concerned enough with actually effecting it.

I'm sure that as people join this "powers that be" club they are brought to the conclusion that the Republic will always prevail, however the club's current membership is missing the point of the role of what used to be called - and can only honestly be labeled - Providence in so many historical events. This comes across to me as too much of an assumption while the government begins to turn it's back on God. Not to say that anyone knows the future, but I'd hardly describe pax Americana as enough of a foregone conclusion at this point to allow ourselves the liberty of striking up the band.

Hopefully, in the future, the American electoate sees fit to not elect any more communists from Kenya, because doing so does not mesh with what this country stands for.

Unfortunately candidate selection happens at the county and State party committee levels; that is where real vetting must be done and historically always was done. That is where we have obviously very much fallen down on the job and where grassroots "real people" need to exert much more involvement and pressure. That scene, of course, is dominated by all sorts of hucksters and local powerbrokers right out of a cheesy 1970's movie - and part of what flows out of that ecosystem is national candidates.

For a classic example of the local powerbroker loved by all his peeps, check out Steve Adubato, Sr., the boss of Newark, NJ's, North Ward. You can almost hear the disco music.

[Hootowl]

Sorry; I’m a professional editor. Couldn’t help myself.