On O'Reilly, Miller mocks Beck and his "nine prophecies of the twelve sarcophaguses"

I mean, what is there to say about all of these clips? They speak loudly. It takes a real broken type of person to believe what Beck is selling. O'Reilly writes Beck off as a necessity, but won't acknowledge his validity. Miller should probably check O'Reilly's poll from this evening which shows Miller is the most favored O'Reilly guest. Just behind him: "Bat---- Crazy Beck."

Beck's performance is worse than an infomercial salesman. Is it feasible that at some point, the force behind Beck's following could be a threat to the real world? Are these people a subset of the Limbaugh crowd? If so, then we're in no more danger than that posed by Limbaugh. On the other hand, Beck's forum is much more front-and-center.

What scares me the most is that the type of person who can be influenced by Beck is predisposed to making bad decisions like acting dangerously towards those individuals which are the tools of Beck's campaign. Is there any accountability when something like that happens? I know Bernard Goldberg got a guy killed once by presenting a negative list of people in a public forum. This is not a game.

Beck is instilling hate, fear, and militias to uprise against America...but, but, but, he has good ratings.  What idiots.

This is delicious.

 Glenn Beck has you (and Shep Smith and O'Reilly) scared.  Loved the article "How Low (in the Ratings) can Glenn Beck Go" by Eric Boehlert.  Prescient.

I wonder if more than 3 million people (who watched Beck on Friday when most conservatives are working) cumulatively have had the benefit of Boehlert's entire body of work.