‘Daily Show’: Glenn Beck MLKs It
Before holding his Hubrisfest 2010 celebration on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial, Glenn Beck says he's no Martin Luther King Jr., but would also like to point out that "African-Americans don't own Martin Luther King."Before holding his Hubrisfest 2010 celebration on Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial, Glenn Beck says he’s no Martin Luther King Jr., but would also like to point out that “African-Americans don’t own Martin Luther King.” Jon Stewart is on hand to analyze this watertight logic from Fox News’ sharpest mind in this clip from Thursday’s “Daily Show.” –KA
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