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'Glenn Beck': From Servitude to Slavery
This is a rush transcript from "Glenn Beck," August 19, 2010. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
GLENN BECK, HOST: Tonight is an episode that you want to DVR and you want to watch with your kids. I'll explain in a bit.
Tonight, it's America's civil rights history.
You know about the great heroes like MLK. You know about Rosa Parks. You know everything you probably need to know or want to know about the true evils of slavery. You know that it's one of the worst scars on our republic and you know it still tears us apart. You know all of those things are true and you know they're right.
In essence, when it comes to civil rights, you know that it is a cake. You know this is a cake. No one is trying to convince you that it's anything other than a cake.
But tonight, I want to try to add to your understanding of what this cake tastes like, what made it up, what the layers are of this cake so you can truly understand.
Our great country is in trouble. And you have to understand how the cake is made. Our country has done some absolutely horrific things. But just like this cake, it's yummy.
And since it's made by the "Cake Boss," yes — it's great living by New York, you can call the "Cake Boss" and get a good cak
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Glenn's Communicate Prep
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'Glenn Beck': The Black Robe Brigade
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This is a rush transcript from "Glenn Beck," April 28, 2010. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
GLENN BECK, HOST: We've been warning you about the fundamental transformation of America for a while. The progressive dream is about to become a reality. But how did we get here? Our Founding fathers, a strong foundation. What happened?
Progressives tried this about 100 years ago and they failed. But they got back together and said, "OK, what do we need to do?" And I think — I mean, the best way the describe this — they set a time bomb. They just started deconstructing. They knew that they had to change three things.
The first one that George Washington spoke about in his farewell address. We are a religious and moral people. Our Founders said it over and over again. We wouldn't last unless we are a religious and moral people. That was the number one thing they had to destroy. They had to get God out of our schools. They had to eviscerate our religion and our Sundays, our services. They also undermined moral.
I mean, we've had a — we've had a president convince us in the last 15 years that he can have as many adulterous affairs as he wanted and as long as the economy was OK, w