Glenn Beck Bawling Like a Baby

by **Voyager** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:54 am

What do you think of this guy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM4xqnukQrM

The bawling starts around 1:00. He cries again at 2:00 when he sees Chuck Norris. The funniest part starts at 2:45.

Do people really buy into this stuff?

by **Onestepper** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 7:57 am

He's an idiot. But his show has the best graphics of all the news/talk shows. So, hey...he's got that going for him.

by **Deacon** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:01 am

I think that he is simply a man that is passionate about what he does and about his love for his country.

But, he does do so a bit much.

by **Voyager** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:06 am

Why did he start crying when he saw Chuck Norris? Do you think he's drinking again? Or maybe Limbaugh has been slipping him some Oxycontins?

Does he really feel like the Left has taken over the USA, and they are persecuting the Right? Does he really feel like Obama is Satan, and that we are all doomed?

I didn't even know he moved over to Fox... I just realized that I haven't had to switch off of CNN when he came on for a long time now.

I am 100% convinced that what Beck and Limbaugh are doing is dividing the USA in a very unhealthy way at a critical time when we should all be united. I think all the division in Congress due to the influence of these idiots is petty and immature. They are just crying because they are not in power. Their boss man drove the economy into the dirt and got us into a needless war... and now they look at Obama like he is Satan. That is freaky! Why can't they clearly see who did the damage like all the rest of us can? Are they blind?

This idiot bawling like a baby really says it all. I don't think these people (Beck and Limbaugh) are dealing with a full deck of cards... and people are following them. This is insane.

by **Jana** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:45 am

That was too funny. I couldn't help myself. Sorry. :wink:

I think Glenn Beck has a big heart, and he's an emotional man. I don't agree with two-thirds of what he says, but have always liked him. But this was way over the top, campy. Maybe he's drinking heavily again or he's just plain losing it.

by **KDOUBLEU** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:35 am

Voyager wrote:What do you think of this guy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM4xqnukQrM

The bawling starts around 1:00. He cries again at 2:00 when he sees Chuck Norris. The funniest part starts at 2:45.

Do people really buy into this stuff?

Chuck Norris makes me weep too Have you ever seen him act??

by **G.I.Jim** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:49 am

KDOUBLEU wrote:
Voyager wrote:What do you think of this guy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM4xqnukQrM

The bawling starts around 1:00. He cries again at 2:00 when he sees Chuck Norris. The funniest part starts at 2:45.

Do people really buy into this stuff?

Chuck Norris makes me weep too Have you ever seen him act??

THAT was funny as hell! :wink:

by **Barb** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:02 am

I've been an Insider of Glenn's for nearly six years. What you see is what you get... he's not faking. He cries very easily and is very emotional. I've seen his live stage show a few times over the years and emotions run over there as well. His crew and fans have (lovingly) made fun of him because of it for years.

Glenn has become a bit apocalyptic and I find myself more and more bored with his radio program these days because of it. I started listening to Glenn mostly because he was freaking hilarious and he mixed social commentary with light politics.

People on the left are starting to try to tear him down because of his soaring popularity since moving to Fox News. He's expected it and can handle it ... so can his fans. Bring it on! :twisted:

by **Ehwmatt** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:18 am

On the subject of Chuck Norris, Walker Texas Ranger is one of the finest TV shows of all time. Seriously, a guilty pleasure of mine.

by **Voyager** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:03 am

Barb wrote:I've been an Insider of Glenn's for nearly six years.

Don't give up Barb... there is help available for all sorts of unhealthy addictions. You've made the right move by admitting the problem and reaching out for help. Welcome to the support group. We're working on Step #1 today: Turn that shit off! We'll be moving on to Step #2 tomorrow: Taking back control of your mind and undoing the brainwashing.

:lol:

by **Peartree12249** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:55 am

I used to watch his show sometimes when he was on CNN. I actually liked the guy. I don't agree with everything he said but he made some good points now and then. Never saw him bawling like a little baby though. :lol:

by **texafana** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:59 am

"I've been an Insider of Glenn's for nearly six years. What you see is what you get... he's not faking. He cries very easily and is very emotional. I've seen his live stage show a few times over the years and emotions run over there as well. His crew and fans have (lovingly) made fun of him because of it for years. "

100% agreed.

by **kbo** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 12:01 pm

Anything is better than the idiots on MSNBC ( Olberman & Mathews )

by **Rhiannon** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 12:09 pm

I was at the Marconi Awards when he hosted them in '07. I recall him being very jovial, came across as genuine. He doesn't bother me a fraction as much as some of the others on the waves. And I agree... Chuck Norris just does that to a man.

by **Gin and Tonic Sky** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 5:49 pm

Im sure he's genuine and sincere, but i didnt like it when Brett farve cried. I didnt like it when Winston Churchill cried. Shit, I wouldnt like if if I saw Neal Schon and Steve Perry get together again and start crying.

boys shouldnt cry, they should kiss girls ... :!:

by **Voyager** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:55 pm

Why did he wait until now to cry? The shit that caused the economic collapse has been going on for eight years now.

Maybe he's crying tears of joy now that Bush is gone and Obama is cleaning up his mess? Or maybe he has a man crush on Chuck Norris?

:roll:

by **Luvsaugeri** » Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:18 pm

Peartree12249 wrote:I used to watch his show sometimes when he was on CNN. I actually liked the guy. I don't agree with everything he said but he made some good points now and then. Never saw him bawling like a little baby though.

I agree.

He's a little too "the sky is falling" for me. But I like him and I think he makes some excellent points!

by **Tito** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:10 am

Voyager wrote:Why did he start crying when he saw Chuck Norris? Do you think he's drinking again? Or maybe Limbaugh has been slipping him some Oxycontins?

Does he really feel like the Left has taken over the USA, and they are persecuting the Right? Does he really feel like Obama is Satan, and that we are all doomed?

I didn't even know he moved over to Fox... I just realized that I haven't had to switch off of CNN when he came on for a long time now.

I am 100% convinced that what Beck and Limbaugh are doing is dividing the USA in a very unhealthy way at a critical time when we should all be united. I think all the division in Congress due to the influence of these idiots is petty and immature. They are just crying because they are not in power. Their boss man drove the economy into the dirt and got us into a needless war... and now they look at Obama like he is Satan. That is freaky! Why can't they clearly see who did the damage like all the rest of us can? Are they blind?

This idiot bawling like a baby really says it all. I don't think these people (Beck and Limbaugh) are dealing with a full deck of cards... and people are following them. This is insane.

Timeout. Glenn Beck had harsh words for the Bush administration. Beck was the ONLY one on TV who was sounding the alarm about the economy and growth of government well before it went in the tank. I would not group Beck with Limbaugh at all. If you want to take a shot at Limbuagh as well as Hannity, go ahead it is deserved. But Glenn Beck has one of the better shows on TV, it is actually informative and not just partisan shots.

by **Tito** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:13 am

Voyager wrote:
Barb wrote:I've been an Insider of Glenn's for nearly six years.

Don't give up Barb... there is help available for all sorts of unhealthy addictions. You've made the right move by admitting the problem and reaching out for help. Welcome to the support group. We're working on Step #1 today: Turn that shit off! We'll be moving on to Step #2 tomorrow: Taking back control of your mind and undoing the brainwashing.

If you want to talk about brainwashing and indoctrination, you may want to start with the left specifically the (so called) education system.

by **Tito** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:15 am

Voyager wrote:Why did he wait until now to cry? The shit that caused the economic collapse has been going on for eight years now.

Maybe he's crying tears of joy now that Bush is gone and Obama is cleaning up his mess? Or maybe he has a man crush on Chuck Norris?

He has ripped the Bush administration many times, mostly on the economy. As far as Obama cleaning up this mess... :lol:

by **stevew2** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:49 am

Tito wrote:
Voyager wrote:Why did he wait until now to cry? The shit that caused the economic collapse has been going on for eight years now.

Maybe he's crying tears of joy now that Bush is gone and Obama is cleaning up his mess? Or maybe he has a man crush on Chuck Norris?

He has ripped the Bush administration many times, mostly on the economy. As far as Obama cleaning up this mess...

Aint Obama doing a superb job peckerhead?

by **Behshad** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 2:27 am

Oh he is genuine. a genuine idiot

by **Voyager** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:27 am

Tito wrote:
Voyager wrote:Why did he start crying when he saw Chuck Norris? Do you think he's drinking again? Or maybe Limbaugh has been slipping him some Oxycontins?

Does he really feel like the Left has taken over the USA, and they are persecuting the Right? Does he really feel like Obama is Satan, and that we are all doomed?

I didn't even know he moved over to Fox... I just realized that I haven't had to switch off of CNN when he came on for a long time now.

I am 100% convinced that what Beck and Limbaugh are doing is dividing the USA in a very unhealthy way at a critical time when we should all be united. I think all the division in Congress due to the influence of these idiots is petty and immature. They are just crying because they are not in power. Their boss man drove the economy into the dirt and got us into a needless war... and now they look at Obama like he is Satan. That is freaky! Why can't they clearly see who did the damage like all the rest of us can? Are they blind?

This idiot bawling like a baby really says it all. I don't think these people (Beck and Limbaugh) are dealing with a full deck of cards... and people are following them. This is insane.

Timeout. Glenn Beck had harsh words for the Bush administration. Beck was the ONLY one on TV who was sounding the alarm about the economy and growth of government well before it went in the tank. I would not group Beck with Limbaugh at all. If you want to take a shot at Limbuagh as well as Hannity, go ahead it is deserved. But Glenn Beck has one of the better shows on TV, it is actually informative and not just partisan shots.

I have to disagree. As much as I hate Limbaugh, I can stomach him more easily than I can Glenn Beck. Beck is horribly bigoted, and he thinks everything he says is Bible. He is not open-minded at all (neither is Limbaugh), which is exactly the attitude that caused the collapse of the Republican Party. People want their political leaders to be open-minded, and these guys preach the opposite. The crying bullshit makes me wonder if the guy is actually insane (or maybe he is taking female hormones?).

by **Tito** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 7:15 am

Voyager wrote:
Tito wrote:
Voyager wrote:Why did he start crying when he saw Chuck Norris? Do you think he's drinking again? Or maybe Limbaugh has been slipping him some Oxycontins?

Does he really feel like the Left has taken over the USA, and they are persecuting the Right? Does he really feel like Obama is Satan, and that we are all doomed?

I didn't even know he moved over to Fox... I just realized that I haven't had to switch off of CNN when he came on for a long time now.

I am 100% convinced that what Beck and Limbaugh are doing is dividing the USA in a very unhealthy way at a critical time when we should all be united. I think all the division in Congress due to the influence of these idiots is petty and immature. They are just crying because they are not in power. Their boss man drove the economy into the dirt and got us into a needless war... and now they look at Obama like he is Satan. That is freaky! Why can't they clearly see who did the damage like all the rest of us can? Are they blind?

This idiot bawling like a baby really says it all. I don't think these people (Beck and Limbaugh) are dealing with a full deck of cards... and people are following them. This is insane.

Timeout. Glenn Beck had harsh words for the Bush administration. Beck was the ONLY one on TV who was sounding the alarm about the economy and growth of government well before it went in the tank. I would not group Beck with Limbaugh at all. If you want to take a shot at Limbuagh as well as Hannity, go ahead it is deserved. But Glenn Beck has one of the better shows on TV, it is actually informative and not just partisan shots.

I have to disagree. As much as I hate Limbaugh, I can stomach him more easily than I can Glenn Beck. Beck is horribly bigoted, and he thinks everything he says is Bible. He is not open-minded at all (neither is Limbaugh), which is exactly the attitude that caused the collapse of the Republican Party. People want their political leaders to be open-minded, and these guys preach the opposite. The crying bullshit makes me wonder if the guy is actually insane (or maybe he is taking female hormones?).

Yeah and the Democratic party is so open minded as well. :roll:

by **Voyager** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 8:58 am

Tito wrote:
Voyager wrote:
Tito wrote:
Voyager wrote:Why did he start crying when he saw Chuck Norris? Do you think he's drinking again? Or maybe Limbaugh has been slipping him some Oxycontins?

Does he really feel like the Left has taken over the USA, and they are persecuting the Right? Does he really feel like Obama is Satan, and that we are all doomed?

I didn't even know he moved over to Fox... I just realized that I haven't had to switch off of CNN when he came on for a long time now.

I am 100% convinced that what Beck and Limbaugh are doing is dividing the USA in a very unhealthy way at a critical time when we should all be united. I think all the division in Congress due to the influence of these idiots is petty and immature. They are just crying because they are not in power. Their boss man drove the economy into the dirt and got us into a needless war... and now they look at Obama like he is Satan. That is freaky! Why can't they clearly see who did the damage like all the rest of us can? Are they blind?

This idiot bawling like a baby really says it all. I don't think these people (Beck and Limbaugh) are dealing with a full deck of cards... and people are following them. This is insane.

Timeout. Glenn Beck had harsh words for the Bush administration. Beck was the ONLY one on TV who was sounding the alarm about the economy and growth of government well before it went in the tank. I would not group Beck with Limbaugh at all. If you want to take a shot at Limbuagh as well as Hannity, go ahead it is deserved. But Glenn Beck has one of the better shows on TV, it is actually informative and not just partisan shots.

I have to disagree. As much as I hate Limbaugh, I can stomach him more easily than I can Glenn Beck. Beck is horribly bigoted, and he thinks everything he says is Bible. He is not open-minded at all (neither is Limbaugh), which is exactly the attitude that caused the collapse of the Republican Party. People want their political leaders to be open-minded, and these guys preach the opposite. The crying bullshit makes me wonder if the guy is actually insane (or maybe he is taking female hormones?).

Yeah and the Democratic party is so open minded as well.

Thanks for being open-minded and noticing. :roll:

Being a moderate, I try not to be closed-minded. I'm open to whoever has the best plan for our country, regardless what party they are involved with. Tell me something - which party is more open-minded when it comes to addressing the issues below that are facing our nation?:

The Economy
Iraq War
Torture
Corporate Greed
Policing The World
Abortion Rights
Gay Rights

I usually side with the party that is the least invasive to personal rights, and the GOP likes to invade people's lives too much from telling them what their sexual preferences should be to trying to police countries that do not want us to do so. In addition, the GOP likes to allow greedy corporations to operate with very little government regulations, and the fact is that the greedy corporate leaders fail without tight governmental restrictions. The GOP addresses this by pushing for even less regulations on businesses. That's why they got voted out of power, and that is why Glenn Beck is crying... he's just blaming his tears on the wrong President.

I just cannot get over him crying and sniffling like a whiney little spoiled kid who got his toys taken away. Talk about a sore loser! It's so immature that it is pure comedy.

by **RPM** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:09 am

I like him. hes genuine, speaks his mind and is passionate about what he believes in.
Doesnt mean I agree with everything he says, and i can do without all the drama,
but at least hes not a jerk like oberman on msnbc , (although i do like that rachel
whatever he last name is, very smart chick .

by **Aaron** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 11:42 am

Beck's the real deal. He's a bit over the top emotionally but he's real. He just gets really worked up when he talks about the corrupt, stupid fucks that "run" the country. The country is in deep shit.

by **Joe Vana** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 11:49 am

Ehwmatt wrote:On the subject of Chuck Norris, Walker Texas Ranger is one of the finest TV shows of all time. Seriously, a guilty pleasure of mine.

You are kidding right???

by **The_Noble_Cause** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:00 pm

Tito wrote:Timeout. Glenn Beck had harsh words for the Bush administration. Beck was the ONLY one on TV who was sounding the alarm about the economy and growth of government well before it went in the tank. I would not group Beck with Limbaugh at all.

I would.
Hardly a dime's worth of difference.
Pro-Iraq, pro-torture, pro-Haliburton, pro-(re)electing Bush, Beck only started tearing him down when the writing was on the wall.
Same deal with the Savage weiner.

by **yulog** » Wed Apr 08, 2009 12:02 pm

Joe Vana wrote:
Ehwmatt wrote:On the subject of Chuck Norris, Walker Texas Ranger is one of the finest TV shows of all time. Seriously, a guilty pleasure of mine.

You are kidding right???

MR

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