How long is Glenn Beck Encore: Broke?

Glenn Beck Encore: Broke is 2 hr long.

What is Glenn Beck Encore: Broke about?

NCM Fathom and Mercury Radio Arts present an Encore screening of Glenn Beck: Broke – Restarting the Engine of America in select movie theaters nationwide on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 7:30PM (local time). The show will be recorded live the previous Thursday and is being rebroadcast in select theaters for this special Encore showing. Throughout Glenn Beck: Broke – Restarting the Engine of America, Beck will explain how and why he believes the American economy – as well as America itself – has crumbled, and what Americans can do now to restore the country to its former station. Emphasizing the importance of understanding why America has faltered, Beck will look back at 234 years of American history, beginning with the American Revolution and ending with what he refers to as the ‘bipartisan recklessness’ of Presidents Bush and Obama.

Glenn Beck Encore: Broke

Name: Glenn Beck Encore: Broke
Released: 2010-12-08
Duration: 120

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How long is Glenn Beck Encore: Broke?: Glenn Beck Encore: Broke is 2 hr long.

What is Glenn Beck Encore: Broke about?: NCM Fathom and Mercury Radio Arts present an Encore screening of Glenn Beck: Broke – Restarting the Engine of America in select movie theaters nationwide on Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 7:30PM (local time). The show will be recorded live the previous Thursday and is being rebroadcast in select theaters for this special Encore showing. Throughout Glenn Beck: Broke – Restarting the Engine of America, Beck will explain how and why he believes the American economy – as well as America itself – has crumbled, and what Americans can do now to restore the country to its former station. Emphasizing the importance of understanding why America has faltered, Beck will look back at 234 years of American history, beginning with the American Revolution and ending with what he refers to as the ‘bipartisan recklessness’ of Presidents Bush and Obama.