Posted on 11/18/2014 8:02:24 PM PST by Adam Taxin
“Why would you choose to do this now?
“part of the Weather Underground pamphlet.”
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Yes, however, it is sloppily edited and presented there (as even current and former staff members admit). Just making podcasts “user-friendly” is not a priority for them. The only one who does it reasonably well is Rush, but even with his great website, there is no sense of “priority legacy archiving.” Much of why I do what I do. With none of the shows can you really just remember a great clip from a few months before and just retrieve it.
My bad - he did not actually go there, but he did meet with activists regarding Ferguson on November 5th, urging them to stay on course in pursuing what they are trying to achieve. I assumed he did such in Missouri.
If I’m not mistaken, Michael savage said this on his show yesterday.
Thanks for the clarification.
I know this post is about a month old, but I think Glenn Beck’s The Blaze Tv is going under. And in saying that I think the only conservative leaning network that will remain in the next five years will be Newsmax TV and it will challenge Fox News for supremacy sure enough. One America News seem to be run badly to my eyes. I could be completely wrong though.
First Glenn Beck angered some people who didn’t want keep subscribing to his network. So there went the crowd who was jamming up sites trying to get the network on cable. So now thanks to them, I think, Glenn Beck started losing vast sums of money because of that dwindling subscriber base. So sometime ago, he mentioned somewhere that he was losing money.
But I also chalk it up to Glenn having done too much to soon. he started to get far a field from just running a network and was acting rather odd with plans to build a town or a theme park of some sort and creating all these elaborate productions like Man on The Moon that while great took time and money away from The Blaze. Then came the fact that even more started attacking Glenn, who were seemingly conservative. but you know in that mix were the conspiracy bunch sent out by Jeff Rense, Republic Broadcasting and Alex Jones and his GCN network to kill off Glenn Beck so a giant list of reasons.
So Glenn’s show hasn’t died yet and I don’t think his show will ever end until he retires. But the Blaze Network will. And he will have to move it elsewhere.
Because now Glenn is canceling shows left and right instead of expanding and it is no longer 100% the network it used to be. He ended the BS of A, then canned Andrew Wilkow and now ended Real News.
So he is possibly using even more people by canceling the shows. That is a shame for a network that had promise just three years ago.
Dana Loesch came on but I think she will have to move her show with Glenn’s to another format. I sense The Blaze is having problems. Now the former CIA guy will get a show to replace real News, but I don’t find it appealing since he already does radio and was on Real News so he had a platform already to talk.
So something is going wrong at The Blaze to have this much turnover and changes.
Too much Ghandi, not enough Patton.
I made some typos and mistakes. That happens because I am trying to do three things at once and not proofreading what I type.
So I will try again:
I know this post is about a month old, but I think Glenn Beck’s The Blaze Tv is going under. And in saying that I think the only conservative leaning network that will remain in the next five years will be Newsmax TV and it will challenge Fox News for supremacy sure enough. One America News seem to be run badly to my eyes. I could be completely wrong though.
First Glenn Beck angered some people who didn’t want keep subscribing to his network. So there went the crowd who was jamming up sites trying to get the network on cable. So now thanks to them, I think, Glenn Beck started losing vast sums of money because of that dwindling subscriber base. So sometime ago, he mentioned somewhere that he was losing money.
But I also chalk it up to Glenn having done too much to soon. He started to get far a field from just running a network and was acting rather odd with plans to build a town or a theme park of some sort and creating all these elaborate productions like Man On The Moon that while great took time and money away from The Blaze. Then came the fact that even more people started attacking Glenn, who were seemingly conservative. But you know in that mix were the conspiracy bunch sent out by Jeff Rense, Republic Broadcasting and Alex Jones and his GCN network to kill off Glenn Beck, They had a giant list of reasons.
So Glenn’s show hasn’t died yet and I don’t think his show will ever end until he retires. But the Blaze Network will. And he will have to move it elsewhere or change the focus on his site.
Because now Glenn is canceling shows left and right instead of expanding and it is no longer 100% the network it used to be. He ended the BS of A, then canned Andrew Wilkow and now ended Real News.
So he is possibly losing even more people by canceling the shows. That is a shame for a network that had promise just three years ago.
Dana Loesch came on but I think she will have to move her show with Glenn’s to another format. I sense The Blaze is having problems. Now the former CIA guy will get a show to replace Real News, but I don’t find it appealing since he already does radio and was on Real News so he had a platform already to talk.
So something is going wrong at The Blaze to have this much turnover and changes. Glenn would have been better off staying at Fox News or just doing his show only online and maybe bankrolling a show with Dana but not a network because it seems to be going under.
That seems to be the case as he seems to have offended a lot of people who had latched on to him for one reason or another and since they all left or never followed him to The Blaze TV then that means he lost a ton of viewers from Fox News and maybe his radio show.
We can also see why other conservative figures never attempted to run a network of their own.
Rush failed on his TV program but that was destined to happen because it had no promo blitz and was syndicated at odd times of the week. It was hard to find and people never felt it necessary to watch, I barely recall it.
We had Rush’s television show at 6 a.m. in eastern Maine.
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