THE GLENN BECK RADIO PROGRAM, Live 9am-Noon weekdays ET, May 13, 2015, Wednesday

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His radio show, The Glenn Beck Program, is heard on over 400 stations and is syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks.
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Glenn Beck Radio Program 9:00 AM ET
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Pat & Stu 12:00 PM ET
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Glenn Beck Program 5:00 PM ET
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Dana 6:00 PM ET
(New) Dana Loesch brings her passion for current events and politics to her new weekly opinion show.




The Buck Sexton Radio Show 7:00 PM ET
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For the Record 7:30 PM ET
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Good morning.

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"Conservatarianism"

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"Reboot"
Lincoln Labs

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Reboot Conference, San Francisco, CA, July 17th-19th, 2015

Lincoln Labs Founders Garrett Johnson, Chris Abrams, and Aaron Ginn.

Out of the shellacking of 2012, we started LincolnLabs to reach a forgotten community that felt ostracized with no home.
Though the media and the Beltway thought the technology community and Silicon Valley were solidly left, we thought differently.
We were conservatarian living in Silicon Valley.
If we are here, there has to be others!

First, we started with small events in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
We were amazed at the response. Our first events spread like wildfire in the technology community.
Hundreds of techies and young professionals came out of the woodwork to connect and build a community.
A few weeks later, we were hosting events all around the country to replicate the growing community in Silicon Valley.

In 2013, we reached thousands of people.
We touched the east coast, west coast, and the midwest.
In 2014, we are stepping up our game to reach more people and build a lasting community
that will take action to solve America’s toughest problems through more efficient government, effective policies, and market-minded reforms.

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American Wife: A Memoir of Love, War, Faith, and Renewal (Hardcover)
May 4, 2015, by Taya Kyle (Author), Jim DeFelice (Author)

The widow of “American Sniper” Chris Kyle shares their private story:
an unforgettable testament to the power of love and faith in the face of war and unimaginable loss--and
a moving tribute to a man whose true heroism ran even deeper than the legend


In early 2013, Taya Kyle and her husband Chris were the happiest they ever had been.
Their decade-long marriage had survived years of war that took Chris, a U.S. Navy SEAL, away from Taya and their two children for agonizingly long stretches
while he put his life on the line in many major battles of the Iraq War.
After struggling to readjust to life out of the military, Chris had found new purpose in redirecting his lifelong dedication to service to supporting veterans and their families.
Their love had deepened, and, most special of all, their family was whole, finally.

Then, the unthinkable.
On February 2, 2013, Chris and his friend Chad Littlefield were killed while attempting to help a troubled vet.
The life Chris and Taya fought so hard to build together was shattered.
In an instant, Taya became a single parent of two.
A widow.
A young woman facing the rest of her life without the man she loved.

Chris and Taya’s remarkable story has captivated millions through Clint Eastwood’s blockbuster, Academy Award-winning film American Sniper,
starring Bradley Cooper as Chris and Sienna Miller as Taya,
and because of Chris’s bestselling memoir, in which Taya contributed passages that formed the book’s emotional core.
Now, with trusted collaborator Jim DeFelice, Taya writes in never-before-told detail about the hours, days, and months after his shocking death when grief threatened to overwhelm her.
Then there were wearying battles to protect her husband’s legacy and reputation.

And yet throughout, friendship, family, and a deepening faith were lifelines that sustained her and the kids when the sorrow became too much.
Two years after her husband’s tragic death, Taya has found renewed meaning and connection to Chris by advancing their shared mission of “serving those who serve others,” particularly military and first-responder families.
She and the children now are embracing a new future, one that honors the past but also looks forward with hope, gratitude, and joy.

American Wife is one of the most remarkable memoirs of the year --
a universal chronicle of love and heartbreak,
service and sacrifice,
faith and purpose that will inspire every reader.

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Erica Ritz covered this issue.

— Glenn Beck tackled the issue head-on.


“Ninety percent of Native Americans feel that the name isn’t offensive and shouldn’t be changed,” Beck remarked, echoing a letter written by the Redskins owner Dan Snyder to fans.
“Students at primarily Native American schools all across America wear the name with pride, and say now they’re afraid they might lose the name.
At Kingston Oklahoma high school, which is 58 percent Native American, the name ‘Redskins’ has been worn by its students for 104 years.
In fact, ‘Redskins’ was a name first used by Native Americans.”

“In 1932, the NFL team moved to the historic Fenway Park and were left under the leadership of George Preston Marshall.
The very next year, Marshall changed the name to ‘Redskins.’
Why?”
Beck continued.
“Well that’s a good question for the president to ask …
the name was changed to ‘Redskins’ to honor then-coach Lone Star Dietz, an American Sioux.
So the name actually pays tribute to a great people.”

Switching to a deeply sarcastic voice, imitating those who want the name changed, Beck remarked:
“But the people it pays tribute to?
Oh, I guess they just don’t know any better.
But Obama does.
And Peter King does.
And NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell does.
But the majority of the Indians … don’t have a clue at all.
The speech police using political correctness again to take care of these helpless, hopeless people so they are never harmed again.
It’s for their own good…”

Beck said perhaps it’s not those who don’t want the name changed who are out of touch, but those
“who have no connection to the Native American culture, people out there trying to draw attention to themselves.”

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