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 Two gunman shot up a "Draw Muhammad" contest outside of Dallas on Sunday. Within hours of the attack, liberals criticized organizers of the event for holding the contest, implying that they should have known better. Where is the outrage and unity from the press that we saw just a few months ago when the cartoonists at Charlie Hebdo were gunned down by terrorists? Glenn had the story and his reaction on radio Monday. MORE
What happened to Freddie Gray? Every hour there seems to be a new story that contradicts the "facts" that everyone accepted the hour previous. Freddie Gray was beaten by police officers on his way to jail. No, Freddie Gray threw himself against the wall of the police van, damaging his own spine. Wait, that may not be it either. But the cops are racist — except half of them are black. What's really going on? What are you supposed to do? Glenn gave his thoughts during Monday's radio show. WATCH
Are we as a country standing up for our principles? On tonight's Glenn Beck Program, Glenn looks at the latest in Baltimore, the shooting in Texas, and more to see if anyone in America is consistent with how they respond to tragedy and adversity. What does it mean when they aren't? Don't miss tonight's show — subscribe HERE! Glenn has more — WATCH.
Glenn was at the iHeartRadio Country Music Festival over the weekend, and he got the chance to spend a few minutes with Tim McGraw. The country star faced a lot of criticism over his involvement with a pro-gun control fundraiser, and many fans on social media were eager to hear what Glenn had to say to him. Glenn revealed what he said to McGraw on radio Monday — and it's something everyone needs to hear. LISTEN
Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina both announced their plans to be the GOP nominee in 2016, and Mike Huckabee is expected to join them in the race this week. What did Glenn think of the expanded field? He gave this thoughts on Monday's radio show. LISTEN
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U.S. won't grant visa for Iraqi nun
As an Iraqi Christian, Sister Diana Momek has seen her fair share of persecution. She was shocked, however, when the U.S. government refused her visa after she requested to visit the United States. Their reason? They're afraid she'll never go back. Since when has the amnesty touting Obama administration cared if immigrants ever go back? Ridiculous — WATCH.
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