Conservative TV and radio host Glenn Beck threw his support Saturday behind Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, who is in a tight race for the country’s leadoff nominating contest here in nine days.

“We need a new George Washington,” said Mr. Beck. “Today’s Washington will not be found in the garish light of gold, but rather, in the bold service of a man who st

Fifty percent of churchgoers in America will stop attending church within five years if the Supreme Court legalizes gay marriage, conservative commentator Glenn Beck predicted.

"If gay marriage goes through the Supreme Court and gay marriage becomes fine and they can put teeth in it — so now they can go after the churches — 50 percent of our churches will fall away, meaning the congregations," Beck said Thursday on his radio show. His comments were reported by The Blaze.

Glenn Beck may not want to vote for Hillary Clinton, but he is convinced that she will win the presidency in 2016.

Beck, the conservative radio and television host, used part of his radio show on Tuesday to talk about the prospect of Clinton running for president and why, if she does, she "will be the next president of the United States."

Glenn Beck said on his radio program Tuesday that “Hillary Clinton will be the next president of the United States.”

Beck said he received information from a friend of his, who is also friends with the “Hillary people,” about Clinton’s campaign strategy in 2016. Beck said that when he heard it, he said, “Oh my gosh, she’s going to win the presidency.”

He may have once called President Barack Obama the racist puppet of a vast global conspiracy, but conservative talk show host Glenn Beck seems to be more sanguine about his potential replacement, Hillary Clinton.

Beck, who left Fox News in 2011 to start his own media empire, predicted this week that the former secretary of state will be the next president, and not through any kind of trickery or skullduggery.

Glenn Beck on Friday found a “really good sign” for the future in an unlikely place: an column by Andrew W.K. at the Village Voice.

Sometimes referred to as the “king of partying” in New York City, W.K. was responding to a reader who was having trouble with

TV and radio personality Glenn Beck says he regrets some of his time at Fox News, saying he helped “tear the country apart.”
“I remember it as an awful lot of fun and that I made an awful lot of mistakes,” Beck told Megyn Kelly on Fox News on Tuesday. “I think I played a role, unfortunately, in helping tear the country apart.”

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“Duck Dynasty on TheBlaze” has a nice ring to it, according to Glenn Beck.

One day after Phil Robertson’s comments about homosexuality earned him an indefinite suspension from the hit series “Duck Dynasty” on A&E, Beck offered the entire Robertson family a place on his own network.

“[All the other networks] will fold to pressure,” he said. “They will all fold to sponsors. They will all fold to money because they are all in over their eyeballs are debt … the only reason why Phil was put on hiatus and not the rest is because it is a money-printing machine.”