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Acknowledging “I don't know anything about this guy,” Beck embraces Alex Jones guest Vickers' theories of “global world government,” “new world order”

11/17/09 8:06 PM EST
So who's still advertising on Beck? Nov. 17 edition ...

11/17/09 7:44 PM EST
After segment on stimulus reporting errors, Baier asked: “What did they say in Watergate, follow the money?”

11/17/09 7:23 PM EST
Newsweek's non-explanation explanation

11/17/09 7:20 PM EST
Beck and McKinnon agree: SEIU wants to “drag the standard of living down”

11/17/09 6:46 PM EST
Book review: Palin goes rogue on the facts

11/17/09 6:45 PM EST
Beck hosts investment firm manager Vickers who “had the benefit of doing The Alex Jones Show last night”

11/17/09 6:29 PM EST
Attacking Andy Stern, Beck again casts himself as victim: “I hope he doesn't break my legs or have my legs broken for me”

11/17/09 6:22 PM EST
On Dobbs, Newsbusters' Candance Moore claimed policy of net neutrality is an attempt to “control the internet”

11/17/09 5:58 PM EST
Newsbusters' Moore takes on Brent Bozell over net neutrality

11/17/09 5:51 PM EST
Birther brothers Dobbs and Farah lavish each other with praise, discuss WND job offer, call for birth certificate

11/17/09 5:37 PM EST
Hannity promotes his “Conservative Victory 2010” voting guide

11/17/09 5:29 PM EST
Serving Sarah: Rush Hosts Palin To Push Falsehoods On Economy, Health Care, And Global Warming

11/17/09 5:08 PM EST
Rupert Murdoch attacks NY governor as someone who is “blind and can't read braille”

11/17/09 4:44 PM EST
Anti-Defamation League singles out Glenn Beck in report on anti-government conspiracies

11/17/09 4:21 PM EST
Quick Fact: On Limbaugh, Palin repeats dubious claim that Reagan faced worse recession than current one

11/17/09 3:28 PM EST
Newsweek should worry more about how to solve its problem with sexism

11/17/09 3:16 PM EST
Fox News' Napolitano: Palin doesn't have “the mental capacity to be president ... she is a goofball”

11/17/09 2:54 PM EST

Acknowledging “I don't know anything about this guy,” Beck embraces Alex Jones guest Vickers' theories of “global world government,” “new world order”

So who's still advertising on Beck? Nov. 17 edition ...

After segment on stimulus reporting errors, Baier asked: “What did they say in Watergate, follow the money?”

Newsweek's non-explanation explanation

Beck and McKinnon agree: SEIU wants to “drag the standard of living down”

Book review: Palin goes rogue on the facts

Beck hosts investment firm manager Vickers who “had the benefit of doing The Alex Jones Show last night”

Attacking Andy Stern, Beck again casts himself as victim: “I hope he doesn't break my legs or have my legs broken for me”

On Dobbs, Newsbusters' Candance Moore claimed policy of net neutrality is an attempt to “control the internet”

Newsbusters' Moore takes on Brent Bozell over net neutrality

Birther brothers Dobbs and Farah lavish each other with praise, discuss WND job offer, call for birth certificate

Hannity promotes his “Conservative Victory 2010” voting guide

Serving Sarah: Rush Hosts Palin To Push Falsehoods On Economy, Health Care, And Global Warming

Rupert Murdoch attacks NY governor as someone who is “blind and can't read braille”

Anti-Defamation League singles out Glenn Beck in report on anti-government conspiracies

Quick Fact: On Limbaugh, Palin repeats dubious claim that Reagan faced worse recession than current one

Newsweek should worry more about how to solve its problem with sexism

Fox News' Napolitano: Palin doesn't have “the mental capacity to be president ... she is a goofball”

Journalist Sarah Posner: Alliance Defending Freedom is advancing an anti-LGBTQ agenda in courts, and its alumni are infiltrating agencies and the judiciary

Fox guest on low birth rate: “Bringing in more immigrants” isn't a substitute for “raising our own children”

NRA's Dana Loesch proposes redirecting Planned Parenthood funding to arming people in schools

After Jemele Hill is named NABJ “Journalist of the Year,” Fox & Friends attacks her as being “unemployed” (She still works at ESPN)

Are tech companies finally taking online hoaxes seriously? Here’s what’s changed since Parkland