Glenn Beck hasn't exactly jumped on the marriage equality train, but he's definitely acknowledged that it's left the station and there's no way it's turning back!

Beck gives his take on why the conservative right has lost the marriage war and why the principle of marriage equality is...right. 

Watch after the jump!

Has his time away from Fox News provided enough distance for sanity to seep back into his skull? Whatever the reasoning, Glenn Beck joined Penn Jillette's talk show to discuss marriage equality—and how he believes support for same-sex marriage doesn't have to be anathema to religious Americans. 

The smart folks over at Media Matters celebrate Glenn Beck's final day on Faux News with a video compliation documenting the many, MANY moments of untruths, hate and befuddling WTF-ness the host discharged on his show. How in the world will America cope with socialism without Glenn Beck's chalkboard of clarity?! (Follow the jump for the video)

New York City Pride week is so tangible this year that wafts of the gay is even reaching the highfalutin air at Fox News Studios where, in a Freudian moment of epic proportions, d-bag Glenn Beck told homophobic bigot Rick Santorum "I could kiss you in the mouth." Details follow.

If it's possible to overdose on irony, then we need our stomachs pumped after this major oversight and juxtaposition ran on Glenn Beck's website today:

You know things are bad when even the American Family Association starts to distance itself from you, but that’s exactly what happened to Glenn Beck, profit Prophet of the Tea Party. In-fighting amongst the certifiably insane is always entertaining.

Things were looking up for Beck, who held a pretty big religious rally that has largely been reported by as “meh” over the weekend (and who managed to call Obama a “racist” while doing so.)

But now his good ol’ redneck, bigoted, homophobicly anti-Christian friends at the AFA want nothing more to do with him after he shrugged off marriage equality (he did so after conservative Judge Vaughn Walker’s overruling of Prop 8.)

Here’s what AFA’s Bryan Fischer had to say about Beck’s...

Last night, while talking with Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck announced that he now thinks gay marriage is a non-issue. You can compare his new tune--well, no tune at all--with his emotional past of very heated anti-gay and anti-equality messages to his minions, but last nights revelation revealed a bit more: that conservatives are gradually taking a silent approach to marriage equality.

Said Beck:

"Honestly, I think we have bigger fish to fry. You can argue about abortion or gay marriage or whatever all you want. The country is burning down...

The ink has yet to set on Justice John Paul Stevens's resignation letter to President Obama, and already Glenn Beck believes he knows who Obama will nominate to take his place on the bench: "A gay, handicapped black woman who is an immigrant."

Continuing with his prophecy, Beck added, "Mark my words, a radical is coming."

"She could be the devil. She could say, 'I hate America. I want to destroy America.' And that way, they'll only be able to say, 'Why do you hate gay, immigrant, black handicapped women. Why do you hate them?'"

How do you feel about Glenn Beck's hypothetical situation? How do you feel about Glenn Beck?

(Open post to listen to an audio clip of Beck's paranoia)

Michelle Obama. At least so says Barbara Walters and her annual list. BW’s special aired last night and though the rest of the top 10, including Lady Gaga, Adam Lambert, Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck and others, were previously announced, the top spot was kept a secret.

The two ladies sat down to cover everything from Obama’s ambitions as first lady to her coveted arms and, of course, the family dog.

Her husband was last year’s most fascinating person, and given her higher approval ratings than his at the moment, do you agree that the first lady earned this year’s top spot?

Well, at least Glenn Beck most certainly should. It's no secret that the Fox News network, the people's network, favors one side of politics over the other. I mean, if you're practically hosting a tea party, rallying up the 10s of people there, then you obviously have an agenda. If you accuse the president of being racist, you clearly have feelings that stray from impartial.

It seems the Obama administration has taken notice (as most of us have) that Fox News isn't too friendly toward Democrats or the administration. Or gays, African-Americans, immigrants and literates for that matter, and now they're fighting back. Or, not fighting, actually. They're ignoring.

According to the New York Times, Fox News has been cut off from access to the...