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Video: Glenn Beck On October 29th, 2009

by LukeAmerica2020 on October 29, 2009

This is the entire Glenn Beck show from Thursday, October 29th, 2009. In this episode entitled “Blue Curtain Unveiled”, Beck discusses attacks on the freedom of speech and Net Neutrality as information control.

He also removed the “blue curtain” revealing what he called two sets of radicals: the revolutionaries who founded America and Obama’s radicals who are trying to fundamentally change the nature of our country. He added that we have a choice in believing in the individual or believing in the government.

These videos are from the GlennBeckDailyClips YouTube channel.

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