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This weekend, conservative talk show host Glen Beck is set to hold a rally in Washington, DC that he says is designed to honor America's heroes, heritage and future. The rally will be held on the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream speech and coincidentally will be held on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the same place where King delivered his historical speech. Beck has repeatedly said that he was dumbstruck when he realized that he had requested his rally permit for the anniversary of King's 1963 speech during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. It must have been "divine providence" that he unwittingly settled on that day, he told his radio audience. He later said he was out to "reclaim" the civil rights movement.

"This is going to be a moment that you'll never be able to paint people as haters, racists, none of it," Beck says of the event featuring Sarah Palin and other conservative political and cultural figures. "This is a moment, quite honestly, that I think we reclaim the civil rights movement."

The rally is drawing a strong reaction, especially since Beck recently accused President Obama of being racist. Beck is known for his strong opinions, and he later told CBS' Katie Couric that he was "sorry the way it was phrased."

Question: What do you think of the Restoring Honor rally - is it a genuine salute to America's heroes or is it a platform for Glen Beck to push his political agenda?