Illinois investigators said the presidential library’s former head rushed to lend a rare copy of the Gettysburg Address to radio host Glenn Beck on less than two weeks’ notice, calling it an unusual and risky move that put the artifact in danger.

Illinois investigators said the presidential library’s former head rushed to lend a rare copy of the Gettysburg Address to radio host Glenn Beck on less than two weeks’ notice, calling it an unusual and risky move that put the artifact in danger. https://t.co/D7UNzcUh0f

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