The Beck Factor

billoreilly.com ^ | 04/07/2011 | Bill O'Reilly

[llandres]

Kind words from BOR about our friend.

[corbe]

Im impressed, the bloviator has bloviated.

[Sun]

I don’t have cable, but heard Beck’s Fox show is VERY informative.

I’d like to know which advertisers left Beck, so I can boycott them.

[opentalk]

Thanks for posting this. He was on O’Reilly tonight, but somewhat evasive about his plans. Didn't want the left to know all the details yet.

[Bean Counter]

The tone of the first 2 sentences of this “article” is why I don’t watch BOR either....

[Spunky]

".....but somewhat evasive about his plans. Didn't want the left to know all the details yet."

On his radio show yesterday he said a year from now the liberal left is going to be craping their pants. They will be craping so much. More Crap than a baby.

I am looking forward to that.

[fatfertile]

I am amazed at how many Freepers rag on Beck. OK—not everyone has to love him, but I for one am thankful for
the way he has taught me, opened my eyes, inspired me.
I've read some remarkable because of him, and pray that he continues his work safely and with success. God bless Beck.

[fatfertile]

I am amazed at how many Freepers rag on Beck. OK—not everyone has to love him, but I for one am thankful for
the way he has taught me, opened my eyes, inspired me.
I've read some remarkable books because of him, and pray that he continues his work safely and with success. God bless Beck.

[musicman]

Have YOU Donated To FR Yet?

[Mears]

bfl

[mia]

You can watch Glenn Beck’s program on the web without commercials at - http://watchglennbeckonline.com. You can watch past and present programs.

[kearnyirish2]

Beck could cut right to the heart of an issue, and explain it well in simple terms (and from a conservative, patriotic point of view). There was no way MCNBCNN/Fox were going to have him on while the Republicans went through their primary process; he probably would have had too great an impact.

He doesn’t belong on the same network that regularly gives Al Sharpton a soapbox to preach from.

[opentalk]

Thanks LOL

[whatisthetruth]

http://www.thefreetvnetwork.com/watchfoxnewslive.htm

[llandres]

“I don’t have cable, but heard Beck’s Fox show is VERY informative.”

You can go to watchglennbeck.com
and catch all past shows. I’d probably recommend any of his Friday shows, since they’re usually the best and have a studio audience participating.

Enjoy.

[marktwain]

God bless Beck

I agree with both of your posts. Beck is a national treasure. I don't agree with him 100 percent, but that does not stop me from appreciating his candor and his insight.

[llandres]

“The tone of the first 2 sentences of this “article” is why I don’t watch BOR either....”

It’s an editorial - on his website. Maybe I’m missing something here, because the first two sentences are factual, IMO. Glenn said BOR, of all those at FNC, has been the kindest to him.

[onyx]

Heck, the *title* did it for me: The Beck *Factor*.

BOR is completely full of himself.

[bootless]

His Fox show is amazingly in-depth and informative. Freeper LS (Larry Schweikart, author of several excellent books) has been a repeat guest. You can see past shows at www.watchglennbeck.com, run by my friend Joe Seales, who does it for the love of it.

One of the major things about this supposed “huge” advertiser boycott is that the Media Mutters trolls call a company that doesn’t (or hasn’t) advertised his show, ask him if they would ever sponsor the Beck show, and when the company (who may not have the money to do so, or maybe doesn’t have a product that would be targeted at his audience) says no ... voila! Another boycotting company! It’s tragically dishonest.

[photodawg]

When you get past all the rubbish, Glenn Beck is really Norm, the guy on the sitcom “Cheers.” He sits on a symbolic barstool and vents.
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The above two sentences is what is wrong with O’Reilly. He trivializes Beck. Beck is one of the most powerful and courageous communicators ever to grace the airwaves. The fact that he has the courage to challenge powerful and sinister forces within our nation makes him one of a kind.Ted Knight calls him Norm from cheers. O’Reilly is not philosophical enough to see a bigger picture, and so egotistical that he dismisses as trivial, that which he can't comprehend.