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Couple of whores that got Glenn Beck.

Oh my God.

I mean, you barely need introduction, but just to get it out of the way for the for the losers out there who don't know who this is.

For the lucky ones, really for the lucky ones.

He is a syndicated radio host, CEO and founder of Mercury Radio Arts, the parent company The Blaze.

He is host of the Glenn Beck TV program.

He is the author of six New York Times bestselling books. The latest, which we now have a copy. What? Is it 10? Yeah, it's 10. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Wow. We've got. Okay. Okay. Apologies. No, please. But this is the latest.

This is the latest. It's called Chasing Embers. Tell us all about it because we haven't had a chance yet to read it. We just got them. Oh, so I could tell you anything. Yeah, you can tell us anything. You could. Yeah. Actually, let me tell you why, how the premise came and then why I wrote it. uh this started, I write stories in my head all the time and and this one has been in my head since about 2000, I don't know, six or

seven and I was reading Carl Marks and if you've ever read Carl Marks you're like, this

doesn't make any sense.

How does anyone believe this?

And it just is all against human nature and everything else.

And I thought, what is the draw to him?

And in America and the West, I think it's because, you know, he's the rebel.

He's the radical.

He's the one against the system, man.

And I thought, you read him, and then you read Jefferson or Adams or, you know, any of them.

And there is such a difference, and it's so clear when you're reading these guys.

And I thought, what is it going to take

before Jefferson is a revolutionary again and not the stuff shirt? You know what I mean? And,

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