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I would almost go back to watching CNN just to see the first left leaning talk show host to appear there, but I won't have to waste my time since Beck will keep track for me and he will tell me when it happens.
A psychologist told Beck that CNN has come to the place where they don't want to give a voice to certain people. As long as they can keep them in a group they can call anything they want as long as they don't have a voice it all works for them and against the right leaners of talk radio. This is getting better all the time.
I was trapped into that very thing for years by the fact that the only 24/7 my cable service provided was CNN. Then about 5 years ago I went with DishNet and the same thing was there unless I wanted to watch CNBC, which I didn't. They came along with a come on to get the next highest thing they had on my birthday in 2004 and Fox showed up and I was so happy. Exactly 2 months of that and I had a heart attack and spent nearly two weeks in the hospital where Fox wasn't available on their cable either. About two weeks after I got home it disappeared and I was without until soon after the Coronation in January.
I watched about 5 minutes of CNN yesterday when Fox left Obama and his town hall. I couldn't take it, though.
The president of CNN asked that talk show hosts not be booked because they are too predictable. I have no idea what Beck said so I have no idea if what he said is true or the Glenn Beck version of truth.
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