Syndicated talk radio show host Glenn Beck is tripling down on his statement that evangelical Christians who support Donald Trump and not Sen. Ted Cruz “are not listening to their God.” Beck is expanding his attacks on Trump supporters beyond
Glenn Beck reasserted his stance that “no real Christian” would vote for Donald Trump on his Thursday radio broadcast.
The Christian Post is following up on a story first reported at Breitbart News, that Robert Jeffress, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, is rebuking Glenn Beck for claiming that “all throughout the South the Evangelicals are not listening to their God.”
Last August, Glenn Beck attacked Melania Trump, the wife of GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, by accusing the former fashion model of “posing nude in lesbian porno shots.”
Robert Jeffress, pastor of the 12,000 member First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, is rebuking talk radio host Glenn Beck for his recent criticism of evangelical Christians who live in the South and are not supporting Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign to secure the Republican Presidential nomination.
At a rally for GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz in Utah on Saturday, Glenn Beck chastised Southern Evangelical Christians for not supporting Cruz. “All throughout the South the Evangelicals are not listening to their God,” he said.
A poll released Saturday shows Ted Cruz with majority support — 53 percent — in the Utah caucuses, as Lt. Governor Spencer Cox endorsed him and high-profile Republicans accompanied him at rallies this weekend.
Radio host Glenn Beck spoke at a rally in Utah today for presidential candidate Ted Cruz and Utah Senator Mike Lee, who is running for re-election. Beck, a Mormon convert, made an overtly religious pitch to the largely Mormon audience at the rally.
Lee Davidson wrote the following article in the Salt Lake Tribune about Republican candidate Ted Cruz’s rallies today in Utah: Cruz also basked in the praise of two big-name Mormons: former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney and conservative talk show
Radio host Glenn Beck posted a link on his Facebook page to an article titled “Glenn’s Predictions That Have Come True From 1999 to 2010.”
Thursday on The Blaze TV, host Glenn Beck told his listeners why he is campaigning for Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and he urged them to do the same because if America goes away, the blood will be on
Four above-the-fold headlines at the Drudge Report on Friday linked to stories and videos that focused on the role of Sen. Ted Cruz’s faith in his campaign for president.
On his radio show Wednesday, Glenn Beck blasted Matt Drudge of the Drudge Report and Breitbart News as “nothing but shills” for GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, but Beck stated that he and his staff have “proven” themselves “not to be shills” for Ted Cruz.
Glenn Beck delivered a fiery closing keynote speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), comparing GOP frontrunner Donald Trump to the “Arthur Slugworth” character from “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” and claiming that the Industrial Revolution “was born” in the United States due to the Constitution.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” radio talk show host Glenn Beck likened Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in an interview with host George Stephanopoulos.
Robert Jeffress, the pastor of the 12,000 member First Baptist Church in Dallas who has endorsed Donald Trump, is pushing back against several high profile Christian leaders and pundits who have mocked the professions of faith of Trump and anyone who votes for him.
Glenn Beck took to Facebook last night to plead with Marco Rubio and Ben Carson to unite behind Ted Cruz’s candidacy to defeat Republican frontrunner Donald Trump. The radio host even suggested a “solution” to unify the party by making Rubio the Vice President and Carson the Surgeon General in a Cruz administration.
TheBlaze host Glenn Beck, surrogate for Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), praised Cruz’s rival Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) on Twitter.
Last week, Glenn Beck claimed that supporters of Donald Trump behaved like “brown shirts” at the Nevada caucus site he visited last Tuesday night–but two witnesses at Palo Verde High School say that did not happen.
Glenn Beck was left “steamed” after Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump crashed his caucus speech at a Nevada high school Tuesday evening, where the talk radio host had been speaking in support of Sen. Ted Cruz.
Glenn Beck has now admitted that he misled audiences at his campaign appearances for Ted Cruz when he told them the copy of “Don Quixote” he held in his hand was the same copy that George Washington purchased on the day the Constitution was signed. Beck now admits that the copy he was displaying at Cruz rallies was actually printed in 1796 — 9 years after the Constitution was signed.
On his show this morning, talk radio host Glenn Beck blasted Breitbart News’ reporting of his Facebook note about the Nevada caucus and compared Breitbart News Executive Chairman and Sirius XM radio host Stephen K. Bannon, a former Surface Warfare Officer in the U.S. Navy, to Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
Talk radio host Glenn Beck, who was in Nevada campaigning on behalf of Ted Cruz at the caucus, denounced Donald Trump’s supporters as Nazi “brown shirts” after the GOP frontrunner upstaged Beck by making an impromptu appearance at the same caucus venue he was speaking at.
In an “open letter” obtained exclusively by Breitbart News, Admiral James “Ace” Lyons, U.S. Navy (Ret.), urges voting members of the NRA to give serious consideration to a recall effort based on board member Grover Norquist’s alleged past ties to Muslim Brotherhood operatives.
Following Donald Trump’s victory in the South Carolina GOP primary, talk radio host Glenn Beck urged his Facebook followers to join him and his family “in a fast for Ted Cruz, our country and the Nevada caucus.”
Friday on Glenn Beck’s radio show, The Blaze TV and radio host Dana Loesch attacked GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump for the alleged indiscretions of his past, ranging from his business ties to his previous policy stances. Loesch argued that
Talk radio host Glenn Beck called into his own program on Monday from the road to discuss with his co-hosts the recent death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, whose passing Beck gratefully sees as providential in alerting American voters to the necessity of supporting GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz to name Scalia’s replacement.
At a campaign rally held last week at the MorningStar Fellowship Church in Fort Mill, South Carolina, for GOP presidential hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), radio talk show host Glenn Beck begged those in attendance to support Cruz’s campaign. “I
Media personality Glenn Beck, who is in South Carolina to campaign for Ted Cruz in the run-up to the first in the South GOP primary, defended the Bush family against what he characterized as the “shameful” attacks of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, and he castigated Marco Rubio for “aligning himself” with Trump’s “name calling.”
Glenn Beck described Donald Trump as mentally ill and dangerous–on an individual and national scale–in his social media reaction to Saturday’s Republican presidential debate in Greenville, South Carolina.
TheBlaze TV host Glenn Beck attacked Republican presidential candidate Thursday, saying “too many people are looking at Trump and believing that man has ever opened a Bible … that’s the biggest crock of bullcrap I’ve ever heard.”
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” talk show host Glenn Beck discussed the ongoing controversy that has developed over allegations that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, propagated rumors his opponent Ben
The Daily Beast’s Lloyd Grove reports on the demoralized workforce at Glenn Beck’s The Blaze, with one episode highlighting a round of mass layoffs while Beck allegedly purchased luxury items for his own use.
Tuesday on his radio show, talk show host Glenn Beck likened supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to the so-called “brownshirts,” the original paramilitary wing of the Nazi Party of the 1920s and 1930s that aided the rise of
Glenn Beck posted the following on his Facebook page after tonight’s news that Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz won the Iowa GOP caucus: “It is a great night for the constitution America and Ted Cruz.”
Talk radio host Glenn Beck, who is in Iowa with his family and staff campaigning for GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz, took to his Facebook page earlier this week to blast GOP front-runner Donald Trump, calling the New York builder “a pathological narcissistic sociopath” who is “trying to put Megyn Kelly… in his dungeon.”
Conservative commentator Glenn Beck is in Iowa campaigning for Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).
Talk radio host Glenn Beck, who has endorsed Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), said that “a lot” of the Fox News Channel’s hosts “are kissing Donald Trump’s butt” and that he’s trying to bully “the strongest of the pack”
Lloyd Grove writes in the Daily Beast: “In what knowledgeable observers say is a sign of increasing turmoil in Glenn Beck’s troubled media empire, Beck’s longtime mentor and corporate executive, Kraig Kitchin, has quit as CEO of The Blaze.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said conservative radio host Glenn Beck is “a weird dude” that is “always crying.” He also said former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is a “wonderful woman” who “likes Trump better” than Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), adding, “She likes what we’re doing.”
