Glenn Beck Show Friday, Nov 13, 2009 Pt 1 of 6 11/13/09 11/13

The Glenn Beck Show on Fox News Channel: Friday, November 13, 2009 pt. 1 of 6.

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[BlessedONE333returnz]

where are 3/6?

[PenguinProseMedia]

Sorry about the mixup--it was split into 4 segments, not 6. Posted 3 & 4 earlier today.

[s7rugg1es]

There is no reason for blacks to gravitate to the Democratic party.

Most blacks hate abortion and gay marriage.

The media portray blacks as rappers and athletes, and NOT the millions of professional working blacks that exist in America.

Black politics started in the Republican party, and should continue there - the party of Lincoln, the party against the KKK, the party of freedom.

[alabamaman70]

Why Why Why does it have to be about race? Can't we be Americans? I am, and that's the way I see you! (if you speek English and are SUPPOSED to be here)

[keybobrob]

@joelth[Final] So in conclusion ur charge of calling Payne a racist is, at best, "off target". Then u go onto freely equate the following: "content of one's character" with one's "politics" Where did u come up with that? so an individuals character is a direct reflection of his politics? Whoa..quite a leap there,.don't you think? So take this with you...if you feel that Payne is hypocritical...ok..fine...but as long as you agree that this Land of libery is also Hypocritical!

[keybobrob]

@joel---- differential treatment of a racial group that is intended to ameliorate or undo PAST DISCRIMINATION, RATHER THAN TO HARM, which sometimes can be referred to as "AFFIRMATIVE ACTION". But of course opponents of AA (of which I am SURE that U are one) may characterize this practice as "racism" or dare i say the term notorious and dreaded "REVERSE RACISM", based on the belief of its harmful nature with respect to the groups not receiving assistance. It's about nuance.

[keybobrob]

@joelthom Racism is applied especially to the practice or advocacy of racial discrimination of a pernicious nature (i.e. which harms particular groups of people), and which is often justified by recourse to racial stereotyping.Modern usage often equates racial discrimination and defines it only as applying to cruel or generally harmful. practices. However in this case I think that its more appropriate to describe Paynes voting for Obama as an example of Next--->2

[keybobrob]

@joelthomas. See if you can respond without name calling my friend. Your logic is a very common from those who freely use the term racism as it suits their needs. Charles Payne is not and idiot sir...but is clearly and justifiably CONFLICTED. As far as ur charge "racism" let's look a little bit closer at a nuance of distinction. RACISM-is the belief that inherent different traits in human racial groups justify discrimination.NEXT-->1

[joelthomaspeterson]

Charles Payne is a racist and an idiot. He's a racist because if a white person admitted to voting for a candidate whose politics he disagreed with simply because that candidate was white, he'd be labeled a "racist." And, since we are a fair country that believes in equality (right?), Payne must then also be a racist. Payne is an idiot because he thinks he honored MLK's vision by voting for Obama, not because of the content of his character (his politics) but because of the color of his skin!

[classicphile]

Off topic, but when Charles Payne and Glenn are walking through that Harlem neighborhood starting at :52, on Edgecombe avenue, I recognized it immediately. I've never been there, but that place (actually across the street from that brown building with the boarded up windows where they are standing) was the shooting location (139 edgecombe ave.) for the 1974 movie "Claudine" (starring Diahann Carroll & James Earl Jones):

watch?v=L__VjF7JSC0

You can see the location starting at 7:01 to 8:43

[FoxHatesMe]

Oh yea pressed the two star button on accident, meant to press pause...

[FoxHatesMe]

having good schools no matter where you live. Of course because of district lines and such it pratically forces people in bad areas to go to bad schools, and the people usally can't move out of the bad areas and then thier kids get a bad education and if they do get into college from some pity scholarship or what's that one word where black kids get an advantage or something? Well anyway even if they do get into college they probaly won't be prepared for it and most likly will drop out :-/

[FoxHatesMe]

So in my town theres you know "black schools" (schools in a bad neighborhood so since its a bad neighborhood its a bad school) and "white schools" (schools in a rich nieghborhood so good schools) and then theres a lot of private shcools. Anyway busing black kids to white schools has been a huge controversy, because the white parents don't want thier kids to go to bad schools (they can afford to send thier kids to a private school is that happens). I think instead of the city focusing on...

[def2thetone]

We have to stop pointing fingers and name calling. The is fault on both sides. I think we all want a the same things in life, a safe home for our kids a god job food on the table. We have to stop looking to these corrupted politicians and come together and put a stop to all of the local corruption. It's not Bush or Obamas fault when it comes to your own town or city its the people we allow to be voted in over and over again. Charles Payne in a stand up man He made it is possible.