Glenn Beck: What's the difference between a 'social democracy' and 'democratic socialism'?

In this clip from the show's fourth episode on socialism, Glenn Beck took to the chalkboard to shed some light on the ways in which socialist leaders, both past and present (ahem...Bernie Sanders,) have used propaganda and wordplay to sway public opinion.

After the rise of the Soviet Union, terms like “social democracy" were labeled as heresy, explained Glenn. Contrarily, European socialist leaders began to embrace such “favorable words," seeing them as a means to an end.

“By sticking more favorable words like 'democracy,' after the word 'social,' the movement now had a new PR scheme to make people forget about what was going on in places like Russia and China -- the killing of all kinds of people," Glenn said.

Watch the clip from the show above to learn more.

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