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Xander Cricket
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Glenn Beck: The Redemptive Story of America's Favorite Political Commentator |
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English |
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Paperback |
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100 |
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2009-05-28 |
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1442190620 |
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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform |
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0.1 pounds |
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7.87 x 0.21 x 4.92 inches |
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Product Description
"Hello, you sick, twisted freak. My name is Glenn Beck. I'm glad you're here." Thus begins a typical day on the Glenn Beck Program. His spirited commentary is broadcast to millions of listeners every morning, making him the third-most popular talk radio host in America. He dominates in the realm of cable news as well, where his Fox News show is the third-most watched program. Glenn's detractors assume he is a typical Republican - perhaps a recasting of Rush Limbaugh or Sean Hannity. If they listened or watched his show for just 15 minutes, they would quickly realize all their assumptions are wrong. Glenn Beck breaks the mold. He is one of the most unique participants in the political process. Glenn's personal story is remarkable. It includes tragedy at an early age, redemption at the brink of death, and success against all odds. He is an inspiring figure whether one agrees with his politics or not.
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