“[Tyler Perry] has the luxury of not doing the political stuff, which is really where I want to be as a company.”

—  Glenn Beck

Glenn Beck's New Hero Is... Tyler Perry?
Forbes
http://blogs.forbes.com/bizblog/2010/04/09/glenn-becks-new-hero-is-tyler-perry/
2010-04-09
2011-03-06
2010s, 2011

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