Former Fox News host Glenn Beck once tried to buy Current TV, but the network created by Al Gore rejected the offer.
The TV personality vented about the lost deal on Wednesday as news spread that Al-Jazeera would be taking over Current. He wrote, “Before Al-Jazeera bought Current TV, TheBlaze (Beck’s TV network) looked into buying it but we were rejected by progressive owners.”FOX News host Glenn Beck announced Wednesday he would be ending his highly rated daily program on the FOX News Channel at the end of the year, but will continue "to develop and produce a variety of television projects for air" on FOX News and other related digital platforms.
Beck used the last few minutes of his show on Wednesday to explain his departure. "When I took this job I didn't take it because it was going to be a career for me. Paul Revere did not get up on the horse and say, 'I'm going to do this for the rest of my life.' He didn't do it. He got off his horse at some point and fought in the revolution, and then he went back to silversmithing."
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Barbara Walters has chosen First Lady Michelle Obama as the most fascinating person of the year.
The talk queen's annual "Most Fascinating" list includes a slew of stars across the entertainment, sports and political spectrum -- including "American Idol" star Adam Lambert, reality mom Kate Gosselin, political pundit Glenn Beck, writer/producer/director Tyler Perry, South Carolina First Lady Jenny Sanford, pop star Lady Gaga, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, NFL quarterback Brett Favre, and Michael Jackson's children (Prince Michael, Paris and Blanket).
Did a guest commentator on Glenn Beck's TV show really pass out?
Yup, and it all happened on live television! Columbia University Prof. David Buckner was on the FOX News show to talk about bankruptcy when he started getting wobbly and mumbled, "I'm passing out."
Beck asked for help and immediately tossed to a commercial break. Buckner was treated and Beck says he is "totally fine."























