Glenn Beck appeared with Sarah Palin this afternoon in Alaska to speak to a crowd of nearly 4,500 people. Much to the chagrin of the media, neither Beck or Palin personally profited from the speeches in any way. Palin appeared for free and Beck donated his speaking fees to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The same foundation he raised more than $5 million for at his “Restoring Honor” rally.

One thing the media has purposely downplayed about Glenn Beck’s massive “Restoring Honor” rally in DC over the weekend is how much doe he raised for charity. The main purpose behind the rally was to raise money for the excellent Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The foundation exists to help the families of SpecOps personnel killed in battle. Members of the organization befriend and mentor the children of the fallen throughout their lives into adulthood. They also provide full college scholarships to the surviving children. Around 125 young people are currently enrolled in colleges around the country because of SOWF.

Currently there are more than 500 families SOWF is looking after and that takes money. A lot of money. Which is why Glenn Beck chose to partner with SOWF for his “Restoring Honor” rally in DC over the weekend.

The rally that the media loved to hate was able to raise more than $5.5 million for SOWF in a single weekend. It would have taken that organization literally years to raise that kind of doe.

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Wanna own a piece of Scarlett Johansson? Now is your chance to do just that (in a weird stalker sort of way), because ScarJo is auctioning off her used snot rag on Ebay for charity. She appeared on Jay Leno last night and said Sam Jackson had given her his cold. She then blew her nose on tissue and put it in a zip lock bag. The bag and its snotty contents are now being auctioned off. The Ebay listing says she signed the zip lock bag as well.

The price is currently at $2,151.00 and counting.

Click HERE to bid.

-Chris Jones

Blackwater USA’s “Rapid Response Team” is building a tent city for those who lost their homes near San Diego in the devastating wildfires.

Trucks carrying makeshift quarters for up to 200 people, with tents, cots, toilets, showers, power generators, laundry facilities and a community room with TV, are scheduled to arrive today.

Blackwater officials said they are providing everything free of charge and the city will not have to worry about a thing.

This story will either go unreported by most media outlets or if it is reported, the liberal media will find a way to vilify this act of charity by Blackwater.

Take a look at this video of Harry Reid thanking Rush Limbaugh for auctioning the now infamous “Smear Letter.”

“Never did we think that this letter would bring money of this nature. And, for the cause, Madam President, it is extremely good. Now, everyone knows that Rush Limbaugh and I don’t agree on everything in life and maybe that is kind of an understatement. But without qualification, Mark May — the owner of the network that has Rush Limbaugh — and Rush Limbaugh should know that this letter that they’re auctioning is going to be something that raises money for a worthwhile cause.”

Bidding on the now infamous Harry Reid Smear letter condemning Rush Limbaugh ended with a new Ebay record. Bidding closed on the letter for a staggering $2,100,100.00 making it the largest charity bid in the history of Ebay.

The previous record was held by Jay Leno who auctioned off a Harley Davidson motorcycle that sold for $800,000.

All proceeds from the auction are going to the Marine Corps — Law Enforcement Foundation which provides scholarships to kids whose parent(s) have been killed in Iraq or Afghanistan.

Rush Limbaugh has promised to match the winning bid of $2,100,100.00 dollar-for-dollar.

-Chris Jones

The top bid in the auction for Harry Reid’s original anti- Rush Limbaugh smear letter has reached $131,325.

All proceeds will Benefit the Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation, which helps the children of fallen soldiers and federal law enforcement officers. The eBay auction will wrap up in just over a day, and Limbaugh will match the final figure dollar-for-dollar.

UPDATE: As of 8:35 PM the bidding had reached a staggering $851,000! It’s worth repeating that Rush is matching the final figure dollar-for-dollar.

-Chris Jones

When Harry Reid and the U.S. Senate turned away from the business of the nation to instead smear a private citizen, forty-one of them sent a letter demanding the “repudiation” of their inaccurate interpretation of Rush Limbaugh’s comments about Jesse Al-Zaid (a.k.a. Jesse MacBeth) and other “phony soldiers” who falsify their service.

The letter was delivered to Mark Mays of Clear Channel Communications, Rush Limbaugh’s syndication partner, and widely quoted in the Drive-By Media.

Up for auction is the original letter signed by 41 Democrat senators. This historic document may well represent the first time in the history of America that this large a group of U.S. senators attempted to demonize a private citizen by lying about his views. As such, it is a priceless memento of the folly of Harry Reid and his 40 senatorial co-signers. BID NOW!

As winning bidder, you get:
- The original and infamous “Harry Reid Smear” letter, signed by 41 Democat senators
- The Halliburton briefcase in which this letter is secured 24 hours a day
- A personal letter of thanks from the Man Who Runs America, Rush Limbaugh
- A photograph of Rush displaying the letter on stage in Philadelphia on October 11th

The entire proceeds of this auction.. the entire high bid… will be donated to The Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation, a registered charity which provides financial assistance to the children of fallen Marines and federal law enforcement officers.

Rush Limbaugh serves on the Board of this organization and has been active on its behalf. All costs of this auction will be paid by the seller… every dollar of your winning bid will go to this charity, which has to date distributed over $29 million.