Matthew Rothschild documents Glenn Beck's numerous rants that have all the earmarks of the early phases of fascism. Rothschild quotes noted authors Noam Chomsky, Chris Hedges and Walden Bello in making connections of Beck's daily TV and radio antics to the traits of fascism.

Beck continues to repeat the discredited claim that Obama and his new health plan helps fund abortions.

Beck claims his 8-28 rally will "reclaim the civil rights movement" and "be remembered as the moment America turned the corner"

This morning on his radio program, Glenn Beck responded to the general outcry over his approving comments last week for the work of Elizabeth Dilling, a virulent anti-Semite who actively supported Hitler and the Nazis during World War II. Beck's response contained neither an apology nor a disavowal nor any indication whatsoever that he was at all contrite over using his considerable media presence to promote a discredited and hateful woman's writings.

Historian criticizes Beck's "ludicrous" embrace of anti-Semitic author

When Glenn Beck opens the week by spending more than 15 minutes addressing his despicable attack on President Obama's 11-year-old daughter and says he has "never" dragged an opponent's family "into the debate," is he...

Glenn Beck's show is fueling Anti-Government militias.

Glenn Beck says that Dems forcing a vote on legislation on Sunday is offensive to God.

Filling out the 2010 Census is likely to annoy Glenn Beck.

Media Matters has compiled several of Glenn Beck's statements in which he equates social justice and economic justice to Marxism and big government. "What I would call socialist or communist, they'll call just social justice or progressive." "Progressives don't speak the same kind of language that you and I do. Economic justice -- that's Marxism. It's taking from the haves and giving to the have-nots."

Sponsors are boycotting Glenn Beck's show and Fox is faced with a decision over the shows future.

Watching Fox News’ new sensation Glenn Beck is not for the faint of heart. It is a disquieting entree into the feverish mind of a conspiracy theorist who believes, among other things, that the government wants to remotely control our thermostats, that the relaxing of the ban on stem cell research — as well as efforts to prevent global warming — is reminiscent of Nazism, that the Federal Emergency Management Agency might be setting up concentration camps and, finally, that the country is on the path to socialism or possibly ...