Listen: Glenn thinks these 3 stories were the biggest of 2017

A lot happened in 2017. Which news stories do you think were the most important?

It was a tough decision, but Glenn selected these three on today’s show:

Confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court

The rise of “fake news,” defined as the American people’s growing distrust of the press

The U.S. officially recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel

Bill O’Reilly disagreed on a couple of these during his guest segment. Listen to the clip (above) to hear what his three picks are for the biggest stories of 2017.

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Listen: Glenn thinks these 3 stories were the biggest of 2017 – do you agree?

Audit finds IRS sent over $1.1 billion in child tax credit payments to ineligible taxpayers, failed to send $3.7 billion to eligible taxpayers

Storm severity index reaches CODE RED for Hurricane Ian: Waffle House locations are closing

Russell Brand goes on epic 15-minute rant exposing media 'elite' as the 'misinformation' hypocrites they are

Heart surgeon begs Americans: 'Stop putting this in your coffee'

Tuttle Twins deal: 35% off plus free bonuses if you order today

'Black people are locked out from employment': Black rights groups in Austin march for 2A and against illegal immigration

Christian school wants photos of 8-year-olds 'in bathtub' — fights dirty when parents object

'Rolling with laughter at the responses to this tweet': Dean Cain calls it 'utterly ridiculous' that he had to wear a mask while flying to and from Canada

Chris Wallace's new Sunday show bombs in debut

'We are done tolerating the ... sexualization of our children': Armed protests arise outside 'all ages' drag bingo event hosted by Texas church

Outrage mounts over 'soft' treatment of Islamic terrorist responsible for abuse and deaths of four Americans

DeSantis eviscerates reporter for 'politicizing' Florida's response to Hurricane Ian: 'Whoa, whoa, whoa! Give me a break! That is nonsense!'

Texas sheriff won't investigate voter fraud allegations against Democrat candidate leveled in police bodycam video

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