Ep 71 | ‘I’m Done Apologizing for Living in a Sea of Red’ | Lara Logan | The Glenn Beck Podcast

The Glenn Beck Program

Mercury Radio Arts

News Commentary, Politics, News

4.6 • 25.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2020

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Today, journalists are expected to fall in line with the media narrative. But if they dare to do real journalism, they’d better watch their backs. South African-born investigative journalist Lara Logan has built her career on the front lines of history, and she’s paid a heavier price for truth than most can imagine — targeted and smeared by the media, not to mention the brutal atrocities she’s lived through in the field. It takes a special breed to stand back up even once! Lara recounts her unbelievable career reporting from active war zones and everything she’s learned about the Left’s disinformation, the world’s radicals, and the true American dream. And she doesn’t hold anything back, because without the truth, what else is left? This Week’s Sponsors: Cars today are like computers on wheels. CARSHIELD’s affordable protection plans can save you thousands for a covered repair including computers, GPS, electronics, and more. Use the code SATURDAY at https://CarShield.com to save ten percent! A deductible may apply. Losing your hair sucks! With KEEPS you can save your hair without ever leaving your couch. Visit https://Keeps.com/SAVE to get your first order of KEEPS hair loss treatment for 50% off! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:22.5	It takes a mixture of bravado and luck and cunning to be a war correspondent.
1:45.4	Most people are not suited for the job. Most people could never do it.
1:49.6	Me, I'm out. For good reason, there are people who are hardwired to be able to short circuit what we are wired to do and that is stay alive.
2:00.9	We naturally run away from explosions and gunfire, trekking into a war zone requires to human to deny their most basic fundamental instincts.
2:10.4	To do it for news is even harder to imagine. I don't know if you remember James Fully, he was the journalist who was captured and beheaded by ISIS.
2:18.7	But the merit and the importance of that reporting is immeasurable. Today's guest is not just a war correspondent.
2:27.5	She's one of the most impressive war correspondents in the profession and she's fought a war here in America as well.
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