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September 12, 2011   On Today's Program Glenn's new show debuts TODAY – watch weekdays at 5 pm ET or on demand   The day has finally arrived – Glenn's show is back at the familiar 5pm ET time slot! Starting right now you can sign up for a 14 day FREE trial and get all the great programming GBTV and GBTV Plus members get - free for the first 14 days – including the new show! Sign up for your free trial now!   Tonight on GBTV: Glenn gives his thoughts on 9/11 memorials across the country, gives the history of America's first (and forgotten!) terrorist attack, and MORE! WATCH Glenn lay out his plans for the premiere episode of the NEW "Glenn Beck" show!   It's TV wherever, whenever, however: GBTV is the country's first online network. You can watch from your computer, tablet, phone, or by streaming to your TV via Roku. You can watch from home, work or on the train and you can do it live or on-demand.  Download now the free GBTV app for your iPhone or iPad. Subscribers get access to all the great content on GBTV.com and non-members will get access to all the FREE highlights from Glenn's new show, the radio show, and more! GBTV BLOG.   Forget 9/11? "Real news" Al Jazeera says it's time to move on That's right, Hillary Clinton's favorite source for "real news" says that we have spent too much time mourning and remembering 9/11, and that it wasn't even that big of a deal! "It did not endanger the existence of our country – or even of New York City," the op-ed reads. Wow - that's the news that our Secretary of State wants us to read! Is this part of that whole "change our traditions" thing that Michelle Obama was talking about? Get Glenn's reaction on radio this morning.   NYT's Paul Krugman says 9/11 is an "occasion for shame"   Al Jazeera wasn't the only news outlet criticizing the way we remembered the biggest tragedy in our nation's recent history -  The New York Times chose to dedicate some space to bash George W. Bush, Rudy Giuliani, and others  who stepped up to lead on that tragic day. For some reason, Krugman decided that it was appropriate to use his column to play partisan politics and divide us as a nation rather than as an opportunity to promote remembrance and unity - that's a real occasion for shame. Glenn gave his thoughts on Krugman's column on radio – WATCH.    2009 or 2011: Which Stimulus is it? The new game show on the Glenn Beck program asks listeners to guess whether Obama is talking his 2009 stimulus or the 2011 "job's plan". This might be the toughest game out there because they are pretty much the same thing. Watch the guys play on radio HERE!   What did the Beck's do to remember 9/11?    Glenn gave an intimate look into how he and his family remembered the tragedy and sacrifice of 9/11. Here's a hint - it did NOT involve calling anything a "shame" or saying it was time to move on. It DID involve thanking some of the real heroes. Glenn gives an intimate look at what he did – WATCH.   WSJ: GBTV outpaces Oprah (and the new show hasn't even started!): The Blaze reported: Many people thought Glenn Beck might have been a little bit crazy (little bit?) to leave the safety and support of traditional cable television to launch his internet-based GBTV enterprise.  But the news from the Wall Street Journal today may cause even the critics some pause. Get the full story HERE.    Making of B.S. of A.: Brian Sack's "B.S. of A." debuts tonight as part of the new "Glenn Beck" two hour show, and he decided to give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at his own creative process. Sadly, Brian found out his new producer, Jack, isn't quite the comedic genius he said he was on his resume. What went wrong? WATCH.   Want to be part of the NYC live studio audience of the Glenn Beck Program? Please email us your name and phone number at tickets@gbtv.com. Copyright & Trademark Notice   Privacy Policy   Terms of Use   Unsubscribe Glenn Beck Program | 1270 Avenue of the Americas | New York, NY 10020 Glenn Beck - Premiere Radio Networks - All Rights Reserved 2011