What Is Glenn Beck's Irresponsible Rant

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Glenn Beck's Irresponsible Rant
Glenn Beck expresses his dissatifation for the goverments lack of not taking the claims of islim expreemis and lack of understanding, he's angry of the way the groverment is not the same. He states people are unhappy with the way the goverment was at the time, he dosen't think we take extremis serious enought and they are trying to take down the American goverment system.
Beck refences Osama Bin Laden and his attack on the world trade centers he stated " in 1998 he heard his claims, haven't we learnded our lesson?" as to why the groverment should take terrorist attacks and threats more seriously, other then that Beck has on other verifiable claims and the impact of the gaps he has are serious Beck makes a statmet

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