Glenn Beck Show: Hilarious Skit About NPR's Coverage of Ted Kennedy

Glenn on the radio makes a hilarious comment on the media's lavishing praise over a senator.

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[plm3d]

If you use the term "Bathos" four times a day you own the word. LMAO!!!

[conservativesunited]

the funniest piece I've ever heard on Beck's radio show. I was laughing so hard I almost fell out of my chair.

[sqislam]

@Gdayguy36 Is that all your retarded brain can come up with? Are you even capable of realizing how stupid you sound? I didn't think so.

[wheatbum1]

Do grown-ups listen to this?  Childish, Idiotic and Chaotic, you can hardly understand whats going on there are so many people talking at once.

[ripwtc91101]

@fourges1 big difference NPR is paid for by tax dollars MY tax dollars your tax dollars if you've ever had a job that is and of course they are allowed to try to get a higher paying job somewhere else you see in america we have this thing called free choice where you are allowed to keep pursuing and EARNING as much as you possibly can and if npr is the best they can do then chances are they suck

[ripwtc91101]

@conservativesunited the baloon boy spoof was good too

[Zenhumanist]

What a bunch of twats.

[DrCruel]

So you're telling me Maureen Dowd, Terry Gross and Tom Ashbrooke are poverty cases? That $150,000 to $200,000 a year for part-time work is "poverty pay"?

Well. If the NPR pundits want to make more, one of them can always apply for Olbermann's job. They won't even have to change their format. I'm sure Rachel Maddow will welcome them.

Please. Claiming NPR pundits are "doing good deeds for charity" is a joke. Public radio is big business - and an obscenely hypocritical one at that.

[fourges1]

@DrCruel Actually, the highest paid person at npr is the ceo, who makes not much more than 600,000 a year. Compare that to, well, anyone who works at Fox news, and you will see the discrepancy. Most hosts make much less. So, no, you're wrong. 

[DrCruel]

@fourges1 Guess again. No one at NPR works for free. Their top names have grown wealthy from being shills for the limousine liberals.

As for "patronizing" people, have you ever listened to NPR?

Can't say I'm a big fan of Glenn Beck. But those "loud fools" are absolutely right on the money with this one. The people at NPR (with the exception of Tom and Ray Magliozzi) are sanctimonius Left-leaning Fabian nitwits. They remind me of the Cliveden set. I occasionally tune in to laugh at them.

[DrCruel]

@sqislam The atheists have caught up in the last century - about 100 million dead at last count, and climbing. Meanwhile modern Leftist atheists groups like the FARC are trying to replace metaphysical drugs with the real thing (mostly cocaine and crack though - Muslim extremists and Burmese despots have a lockup on the opium market. I think Evo Morales is keen to legalize production of the stuff in Bolivia.

I guess that's why we love them so much. Or consider them rank hypocrites. Either/or.