Here is a weekly recap from Media Matters:
Speaking of bizarre right-wing murder fantasies: On May 18, Media Matters revealed that Clear Channel radio host Glenn Beck said on-air that he was "thinking about killing
Michael Moore" and wondered whether "I could kill him myself, or if I would need to hire somebody to do it."
And the media didn't care.
Beck is syndicated on more than 100 radio stations; 3 million people listen to him each week -- as many as listen to Don Imus and O'Reilly -- and he fantasized on-air about killing a man. And there has been no outrage, no uproar, no media coverage at all -- save one article in the Columbus Dispatch that reported that two liberal radio hosts "needle conservative radio talk-show host Glenn Beck for saying he'd like to kill Michael Moore."
An obscure college professor named Ward Churchill wrote an obscure essay comparing victims of 9/11 to Nazis, after which an obscure college invited him to speak to a few hundred students -- and suddenly you couldn't turn on the television without hearing his name. A search of the Lexis-Nexis database yields more than 700 "hits" for "Ward Churchill and Nazi"; Bill O'Reilly alone has covered Churchill on 25 separate shows this year, according to the weblog CJR Daily.
Yet a right-wing radio host with a weekly audience in the millions can openly contemplate killing a man, and news outlets don't consider this a story.
At least he hasn't been featured on the cover of Time -- yet.
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http://mediamatters.org/items/200505270003
This story followed the fantasy that O'reily had of beheading Michael Kinsley.
How can these weirdos get away with this?