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Stop Beck

Stop Beck

On June 30, 2011, Glenn Beck permanently “transition[ed] off” Fox News. More than 300 advertisers had pulled their ads from Beck's show since July 2009, when he called President Obama a “racist” with a “deep-seated hatred for white people.”

Check out this infographic timeline of the campaign:

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This campaign is now closed. 

The Latest

  1. Charlie Kirk sends message to his “buddies” in Trump's DOJ that there should be “massive indictments”

    Video & Audio 08/12/25 3:11 PM EDT

  2. Benny Johnson on Washington, DC: “Entire neighborhoods, probably, need to be emptied, need to be bulldozed”

    Video & Audio 08/12/25 2:44 PM EDT

  3. Daily Wire's Michael Knowles: “Ladies, you owe your husband sex. You owe it to him. It's called the marital debt.”

    Video & Audio 08/12/25 2:30 PM EDT

  4. OutKick's Clay Travis: Federal takeover of DC should be a “test case for whether we can go into other cities”

    Video & Audio 08/12/25 1:13 PM EDT

  5. Podcaster Tim Dillon on Dan Bongino: “I think he wants very, very badly to go back to podcasting. I don't think he wants to be the deputy director of the FBI”

    Video & Audio 08/12/25 12:47 PM EDT

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