Glenn Beck: The extreme left has gone too far and is about to face consequences

Glenn Beck: The extreme left has gone too far and is about to face consequences

Initially, the mainstream media insisted that the unrest in France was solely about schools. But, as we often see with mainstream narratives, that assertion was far from accurate.

Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck had a clearer view from the start.

He commented, “The French are realizing this unrest isn’t just about schools. It’s a Marxist takeover, and it’s the mainstream media that’s being dishonest here.”

“Fortunately, many people have tuned out the mainstream media by now,” he noted.

Just weeks ago, masked rioters launched their protests in France, even breaking into a city hall and setting it ablaze.

“That city hall, built in 1883, weathered two world wars but couldn’t withstand the chaos sparked by the Marxists,” Glenn remarked.

“The roof collapses, the bell tower falls, the paintings are destroyed. Over that weekend, around 2,400 people were arrested across France. The situation has only worsened since then, and the rioters are becoming increasingly dedicated,” he went on.

“For a whole week, the French press tried to frame it as simply about schools,” he said. “But the French didn’t need those explanations. They saw the reality with their own eyes.”

Unfortunately for the Marxists, it seems they miscalculated.

“Recent polling indicates that if a hard-left candidate reaches the runoff for the presidency next spring, they would lose by more than a two-to-one margin,” Glenn shared.

“What’s going on?” he pondered. “You can debate a newspaper article, but you can’t ignore your city burning down. It’s a reality that extends beyond France—looking at Italy, Denmark, the Netherlands, Britain, the United States, Spain.”

“Despite different languages and histories, people witness similar events on their streets and come to the same conclusion simultaneously,” he continued.

“And that conclusion is a resounding no … I don’t want any of this,” he added.

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