Topic: Charlie Beck

Glenn Beck has begun visiting college campuses with his signature chalkboard to fill a void left by other conservative commentators like Charlie Kirk and Steven Crowder. Reports indicate Beck struggled to handle questioning from younger audiences during these appearances. The shift in campus dynamics suggests a more confrontational environment for traditional conservative media figures.

Journalist Dana Kennedy reported on conspiracy theories circulating in French Muslim suburbs regarding the Charlie Hebdo attacks. The report included claims of "magical, shape-shifting Jews" being behind the events to frame Muslims. The hosts analyze the financial success of conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones and Glenn Beck while questioning the mainstream media's framing of the Paris attacks.

Major news networks, including NBC and Sky News, made editorial decisions not to show the latest Charlie Hebdo covers, citing them as too provocative. Glenn Beck criticized the media for failing to label the attacks as "Islamic extremism" while simultaneously calling the cartoons "slanderous." The segment highlights the tension between freedom of expression and the media's fear of offending religious groups.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Police Chief Charlie Beck announce the reopening of the investigation into Christopher Dorner's original termination. The hosts express skepticism, predicting a "whitewash" that will ultimately protect the department's leadership.