BILL O'REILLY (HOST): So you had, what, 20, 25 thousand people down there?
GLENN BECK: Yeah.
O'REILLY: But nobody covered it.
BECK: No. Nobody covered it. It was the -- the city said that it was the largest march since Martin Luther King marched the streets in 1963. It was a really powerful thing. And the media didn't cover it, but the media is out of touch anyway.
O'REILLY: OK, why didn't the media cover it? You look like you want to do some good here. You look like you are trying to get all Americans to at least join together to improve the country. I think that's what the message was.
BECK: I am not guessing why the media -- I will tell you the same weekend they covered the 350 people that said black lives matter when we had 25,000 people saying all lives matter. One was peaceful, one was violent, you decide why they covered what they covered. It doesn't matter. Here's the thing, Bill. Tomorrow, especially, when we are in Washington talking about this Israel deal, I really, truly believe we are at a fork at the road. This is everything that I've been talking about. When I was last on Fox that last year, I made a very big point to have this chalkboard up every single day -- said a caliphate will be established, it will spread across the Middle East, it will then destabilize Europe and the Western world. That we're now seeing that destabilization with all of these people that are going and trying to flee the Middle East--
O'REILLY: Sure.
BECK: --and flee the caliphate. It's destabilizing everything. Now we have our leaders this week debating, debating whether -- whether they should continue to fund Planned Parenthood anymore. We have people that are still in both political parties that will talk to Black Lives Matter people and the Democrats are embracing them many times. That's - that's death in both of those things. We now have the Iranians, we are making a deal with Iranians. That's choosing death. Life of Israel or death.