'Always Remember' - 6/6/18

The Glenn Beck Program

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🗓️ 6 June 2018

⏱️ 111 minutes

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Hour 1 Remembering D-Day...commemorating how Americans earned our freedom...privileged with access...doing our own homework online ...Civil asset forfeiture of history's past? ...A campaign in the making?...Starbucks CEO eyes 2020 presidential run...does he have a chance? ...Utah congressional candidate Chris Herrod (R) joins Glenn to discuss his run for Congress and his fight against extremism...protecting 2nd Amendment, fiscal responsibility, immigration ...Clinical depression and suicide has become 'normal' in our society... 'Please get help' Hour 2 The Marxist-Progressive War on the Boy Scouts with political science professor Paul Kengor...the history of the 'emasculating and neutering' of the Boy Scouts...Marxists on a mission to take down the Boy Scouts and disgrace them?... Kengor shares some historical examples...doubling down on salads while there is no absolute truth?...Marx's 'ruthless criticism of all that exists'...'culturally' America is lost, in need of a spiritual awaking ...Anti-abortion Australian picketer offers women help with immigration if she 'keeps the baby' Hour 3 President Coffee Cup?...Campaign of Pumpkin Spice Lattes? ...Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum executive director Alan Lowe joins Glenn to discuss the items he will bring to the Mercury One Museum on June 15-17 (mercuryone.org/museum)...a copy of the Gettysburg Address handwritten by Abraham Lincoln...a copy of the Thirteenth Amendment signed by Lincoln and all members of Congress who voted for its passage and a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Lincoln ...Mean obituaries from Minnesota? ...Stripped and charged in Cleveland? ...Why is Glenn talking like Jimmy Durante all of a sudden? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Blaze Radio Network.
0:02.0	On demand.
0:06.0	Glend back.
0:08.0	Today is the 74th anniversary of D-Day.
0:12.0	I don't know about you, but over the years,
0:15.0	this anniversary gets satirized.
0:19.0	At first, I remember growing up and there were World War II veterans everywhere.
0:24.0	You could talk to them.
0:26.0	But every year that goes by, fewer and fewer men alive were actually in Normandy on June 6, 1944.
0:34.0	Those who are still with us are too frail to make the pilgrimage out of France for the anniversary ceremonies like they used to.
0:44.0	It's sad that we're losing these people, I mean it's normal.
0:49.0	But once we lose them, once they're gone, we lose that tether
0:54.0	to a time when the nation figured out how to be a better version of itself.
1:00.0	Not that they were saints.
1:02.0	Not that those times were any better than these.
1:04.0	I mean it's, I mean we rounded up the Japanese.
1:09.0	But in some respects, they were better because they understood responsibility.
1:14.0	They went, they toughed it out, they didn't whine.
1:19.0	They accomplished an increasingly daunting mission.
1:23.0	Sickening heartbreak, hardship, terror.
1:31.0	Today, for those who remain that are World War II veterans, thank you.
1:39.0	At the end of Saving Private Ryan, Captain Miller, the character played by Tom Hanks,
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