On Today's Program
 A rare books collector exposed one of the biggest progressive cover-ups in history How did a lost letter expose the deception of world famous author Upton Sinclair? America's first real war on terror was against communist and socialist progressives that engaged in anarchist activity against the United States. In his novel Boston, Sinclair told the story of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, two men who were tried and executed for murder. The two were heroes of the left, and Sinclair wanted to clear their names in his book. But he did so knowing that the opposite was true, and a forgotten letter revealed the truth. Paul Hegness found the letter and revealed the story to Glenn on radio. MORE
Has Bill Cosby been found guilty in the court of public opinion? Does America still believe in "innocent until proven guilty"? That was a big question on the radio show, as the guys took a hard look at a series of rape allegations pointed at legendary actor and comedian Bill Cosby. In fact, one of the accusers, Barbara Bowman, has penned an op-ed for the Washington Post detailing her account of what happened between her and Cosby. While there have been multiple allegations lodged against the actor over the years, he has not been found guilty in a court of law. Is it right to try him in the court of public opinion without knowing all of the facts? MORE
Why fame could be the worst thing to ever happen to you It seems like everyone is looking for their shot at fame, but living a life under the spotlight may not be worth all the glory. Celebrities are constantly scrutinized for the smallest superficial offenses. Too fat. Too skinny. What are they wearing? Even worse, it's easy to get addicted to all of the attention. Glenn offered his perspective on the curse of fame today on radio. WATCH
Bad News: Management at this newspaper has asked reporters to help deliver the paper The newspaper business is in bad, bad shape. The Orange County Register, one of the largest newspapers in California, has asked reporters and other employees to voluntarily deliver the paper on Sundays in exchange for gift cards. Do you think those reporters ever thought they would be delivering papers door-to-door as part of their job? And are you passionate enough about your job to get your hands dirty like this? READ
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Tonight on the Glenn Beck Program: Glenn tells the story of Upton Sinclair. Also, "I choose hope" - Glenn sits down with Martin Greenfield, a man who chose hope in a completely hopeless situation (being a prisoner in Auschwitz) and won.
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