• (2010-03-04), "After raising fears that our nation is "in peril" because of health care reform, Beck compares himself to Paul Revere", Media Matters for America
Health care, yesterday was one of the more incredible things I have ever seen, this health care speech with the doctors behind him. I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like it. I don't understand how the rest of the nation doesn't see this. Or how they don't understand our nation, as we know it, is in peril. Today is the first day that I actually feel like Paul Revere. The British are coming. The British are coming.
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• (2010-03-04), "After raising fears that our nation is "in peril" because of health care reform, Beck compares himself to Paul Revere", Media Matters for America" to mean that wisdom is timeless.
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