Glenn Beck
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Podcast Appearances
Even the enemy that whispers doubt and fear in your mind while you're laying in bed at night trying to get to sleep.
It is occupying you.
The reason why we're having a hard time fighting this war is because you can't see it.
There's no battlefield.
It's in your head.
There's no single front line.
There's no air raid sirens.
There's no bombs going off.
This is why it's so hard to fight this one.
When you're physically under attack, your friends are dying.
The streets are on fire.
Buildings are being destroyed every day, day after day.
Everyone knows it.
And just like September 11th, it bonds people.
It knits them together in a shared struggle.
We don't even agree on the struggle.
We're fighting a war that is easily deniable.
A war where no leader has even clearly identified what we fight and who we fight.
Our families are being destroyed from outside and inside as we fight our own loved ones for some strange reason.
There are no bombs, but make no mistake, every day we are fighting.