Speaking on his Friday show, Beck said that he had taken his son and daughter to the Met to show them the famous painting, "Washington Crossing The Delaware." Unfortunately for Beck, the painting happens to be in storage at the moment. (Beck said this with a somewhat sinister air in his voice, but the painting is just in storage temporarily while the museum redoes its American wing.)
"Just asking the people at the Metropolitan Museum of Art ... does everyone who works here have to be miserable? Do they have to be miserable?" Beck asked.
"I had about 14 different things I wanted to go on about the Met and how much I hate the attitude of the people," Beck said. "I hate it! Hate it!" He said he kept pointing out to his children that the other people in the museum were "freaks."
We rarely speak directly to any media figure, but come on, Mr. Beck! The Met is one of the cultural treasures of the world. If you walk into that museum and find only things to hate, that's on you. We urge you to go back and try again. You won't be sorry you did.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/27/glenn-beck-hates-the-metr_n_868160.html
Really Glenn? I’m not really surprised that you hate the Met. You pretty much hate everything. You continue to reaffirm my belief that you are an idiot. You point out people at the museum to your children and tell them that they are looking upon freaks! How pompous and judgmental. You tell your children that everyone in this great American institution is miserable, and yet it is you who is the most miserable. What are you teaching the small Beck’s other than your vile and hateful mentality. I hope you redeem yourself someday, but I doubt you will. You are the very abomination that you try to teach your children about. The young Beck’s only need look to their patriarch to learn about hate, mean spiritedness, and what it is to be a freak!
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