A Holiday Message from Glenn
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It’s been a great year for The Glenn Show. Each week, we’re expanding our audience, reaching new viewers, and carrying on the kind of substantial, unfiltered, and fun conversations you can’t hear anywhere else. We’ve faced a little adversity, but we’re succeeding nonetheless. None of that would be possible without your support. So I want to thank all of you who tune in to the show, read the newsletter, comment on this Substack and on YouTube, and recommend the show to your friends. I especially want to shout out our paying subscribers. You have no idea what your support means to me and my team. Thank you for all you do. As long as you’re all here with me, nothing can stop us. 2023 was a record year, and I have a feeling 2024 is going to be even better.
I put a pause on my subscription to Glenn, who has, along with John McWhorter, saved my sanity numerous time this past couple of years. I did so because I was horrified at listening to Norman Finkelstein spouting his gibberish on the Israeli/Palestine issue on the Glenn show. Finkelstein’s position, even if right on some points, will lead us down the path of utter destruction. He’s a fool to speak as he does, but like a lot of fools chanting “From the River to the Sea” he’s blind to his own foolishness and will not concede he’s wrong on anything. Finkelstein celebrated loudly the day after the massacre, what kind of cretin does that, and what should that tell you about him.
Anyway, for what it’s worth I’ve reinstated my subscription based on the work Glenn and John did on the Chauvin case. It is stellar journalism and what we all need now more than ever. Honesty and courage to speak the truth on full display.
Merry Christmas to Glenn, his family and his team.
Merry Christmas Glenn. Your honesty & boldness inspires me. Thank you for your willingness to go to uncomfortable places. Here’s to 2024.