Watch Glenn Beck, fake journalist, fake comedian, and TV slime ball, squirm like a little bitty worm on Katie Couric's big f*!#*'n hook.
Perhaps, Beck is not used to being asked to explain comments he mindlessly regurgitates into the airwaves. Here are the initial comments Couric's questions are regarding:
If I was so inclined, this whole blog could be dedicated to hating Glenn Beck. Whether he's lying or crying, Beck squeezes out new verbal feces daily, almost as if he wants to provide coal for my hate fire.
What is more troubling is the amount of Americans who swallow this guys words whole without chewing (or thinking). How can so many people in this country be so misinformed and hateful that what this guy says appeals to them so greatly?
So enter the incredibly smart, cunning, professional, beautiful, (insert additional flattering adjectives here) Katie Couric. One of the last real heroic journalists, she provides Beck a chance to explain his silly comments and all he can do is weasel around in his chair, accuse Couric of attempting to "trap" him and get "sound bites", and dodge dodge dodge. Couric smartly replies, "this interview will be unedited" and Beck just continues stammering and looking stupid.
Whats wrong Beck? Why are you so frightened to explain something you said? Is it because what you said was so ignorant? Or, perhaps explaining it would force you to dig that hole you started, a little deeper. Well I say: keep digging Beck! Dig like you're going to China and maybe you'll find Hades along the way.
What I hate most about this: I HATE Glenn Beck's stupid, stupid face, all the words that come out of it, and all the idiots that worship him.
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"Couric smartly replies, "this interview will be unedited" and Beck just continues stammering and looking stupid."
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to point out that the video you provided here is esentially a sound bite and that Beck was right to be concerned about that. The interview was 44 minutes long. And as much as I think he's evil, he had a damn good point to be worried that a segment of his responce would be spread around the Internet without context.
Love your blog - keep it up!