Glenn Beck: "I have no sense of time in reverse"

Run time: 01:44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvSO-aabe2c   Posted on YouTube: November 27, 2009 By YouTube Member: StopBeck Views on YouTube: 1037   Posted on DU: July 20, 2010 By DU Member: Ian David Views on DU: 447

 
Believe the Glenn Beck going blind story? Think again. He says a doctor also told him this (Glenn Beck: "I have no sense of time in reverse")


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See also:

Glenn Beck tells Salt Lake City audience he may be going blind due to macular dystrophy
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x486701

Glenn Beck Tells Audience He Might Be Going Blind
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8773835

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CNN's Beck on the blind: "Just to piss them off, I'm going to put in Braille on the coffee pot ... 'Pot is hot.' Ow!"
August 25, 2006 1:29 pm ET

SUMMARY: On his CNN Headline News program, in discussing the "politically correct world we live in," which, he said, will not allow "stereotypes or sensitive questions" to be broached, Glenn Beck claimed that Braille on walls (used to identify rooms for blind people) "drives me out of my mind."

On the August 24 edition of his CNN Headline News program, nationally syndicated radio host Glenn Beck claimed that Braille on walls (used to identify rooms for blind people) "drives me out of my mind." When he made his comment, Beck was discussing the "politically correct world we live in," which, he claimed, will not allow "stereotypes or sensitive questions" to be broached. He explained that "a blind person would have to be feeling all of the walls to find {the} 'kitchen.' " Beck then waved his hands about, presumably to mimic the actions of a frustrated blind person. He then said, "Just to piss them {blind people} off, I'm going to put in Braille on the coffee pot ... 'Pot is hot.' "

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BECK: OK. I have one. I have one. I'm going to get to some of the questions that have already been asked, but I've got one that drives me out of my mind. I work at Radio City in midtown Manhattan, and up by the doors, you know, like where the -- you know -- the office kitchen is, in Braille, on the wall, it says "kitchen." You'd have to -- a blind person would have to be feeling all of the walls to find "kitchen." Just to piss them off, I'm going to put in Braille on the coffee pot -- I'm going to put, "Pot is hot." Ow!

More:
http://mediamatters.org/research/200608250004

"Pot is hot." - Glenn Chickenhawk Beck (R)