GLENN BECK PROGRAM
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GLENN: Let me go to Stu now who's down at the United Nations. Hi, Stu.

STU: Hey, Glenn, how are you?

GLENN: Good, how are you?

STU: Good. I'm walking down the protest corridor right now. It's very exciting.

GLENN: It sounds great.

STU: Yeah, can you hear the speaker in the background?

GLENN: Yeah, what is he talking about?

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STU: I have yet to find that out. There appears to be, shockingly enough, several protests going on at the same time right next to each other.

GLENN: Yeah. So you don't really --

STU: This one is -- hang on, I'll getting it now. Yes, they are chanting, "Arrest Bush."

GLENN: Arrest Bush, that would be the one that I would target in that building is George Bush. Yes, that would be the one.

STU: Yes, when you've got leaders from every country in the world including several terrorist states, you want to definitely go after the President of the America.

GLENN: Yeah, that's the one you would go after.

STU: Glenn, lots of really good looking people down here. I tell you, this is not a smelly crowd at all.

GLENN: Really?

STU: Yeah, there's no pungent odor coming from that side of the protest.

GLENN: Stu, if you just, if you just looked at the armpit region or the leg region and then took a deep breath, is there any chance you might think that you weren't in New York but you were in France?

STU: I would say that there are small forests coming out of some underarms.

GLENN: Yes, some underarms. Okay, well, it sounds fantastic. Have you seen any anti-Ahmadinejad?

STU: There are a few people are saying that Ahmadinejad equals war and terror. However I would say that the, at this particular location the crowd of "Arrest Bush, veterans for peace," the exact same guy we talked about yesterday that has the big orange sign that says Bush is worse than Ahmadinejad.

GLENN: You should go meet him. You should go meet him. I saw you yesterday.

STU: It's impossible to have a job and do what he's doing.

GLENN: Stu, the other question is how many people are there?

STU: Hmmm. Hold on. I'm just a little -- oh, wait, we've got a Ron Paul for President section back there.

GLENN: A Ron Paul for President sign, huh?

STU: Yeah, there's two people with Ron Paul for President signs. I'd say that there's probably maybe 1,000, 500.

GLENN: Well, it sounds really exciting. I wish I were there.

STU: Doesn't this voice just sound soothing?

GLENN: She does, she does. Stu, I'm going to check with you again. See if you can find another protest. See if you can find anyone who's against, oh, I don't know, Ahmadinejad because he talked about killing homosexuals yesterday. Anybody from the National Organization of Women who would be out there, of course, because he said women are free and great and there's nothing better for women than his Islamic state yesterday. See if you find somebody from the National Organization of Women. I'll bet you there are people in that crowd from the National Organization of Women right now.

STU: Oh, I would be stunned if there were a couple of members floating around.

GLENN: Thanks a lot, Stu, talk to you in a minute.

Oh, what a nightmare. Dan, does it ever drive you crazy that you live in this city?

DAN: Thankfully I don't actually live here but it does drive me crazy that I do have to come here every day.

GLENN: I was driving in this morning and Adam was with me and I'm driving in and Adam just says, I hate this city. It's really, it's insane.

DAN: It's insane and it just makes you angry. Just, you know, dealing with all the people.

GLENN: Craziness. You are so lucky if you are not living anywhere in the Tri-State area. God bless you.

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