Glenn Beck Talks Sedition, Mysterious FBI Pin On The O’Reilly Factor

Bill O’Reilly moved his weekly “At Your Beck and Call” segment up a day today to give his young apprentice Glenn Beck a bit of a pep talk after Joe Klein called him “seditious” and made him feel like “a horse stepped on my chest.” Also, why is Glenn Beck wearing an FBI pin?

To make things clear, O’Reilly asked Beck a few times if he was serious when he claimed he didn’t want to incite armed revolt. Beck was all too serious about his belief in peaceful protest. “That was the most amazing thing I think I’ve ever read about me,” he claimed and continued his pattern of bringing up Martin Luther King all the time to make his point that “the left” learned the hard way violence doesn’t work with the demise of Malcolm X.

Then the conversation took a strange turn– towards Beck’s lapel, where an FBI pin was twinkling conspicuously. Why was he wearing that pin? Well, Beck doesn’t really answer, but after some crosstalk a surreal Neil Cavuto graphic floats across the screen, so there’s that.

It’s unclear what the FBI pin meant or why Neil Cavuto got tossed into the conversation, but this led to a pep talk about the “seditious” slur from O’Reilly, who is clearly enjoying his role as mentor to his young, feisty grasshopper. Video below:

Perhaps in anticipation of the segment, O’Reilly made a more uncommon appearance this morning on the Glenn Beck Radio Program to discuss the recent video of former ACORN president Bertha Lewis admitting to being a socialist and what her claims mean for the Obama administration: