The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Dr. Jay Bhattacharya | 9/25/25
Sep 25, 2025
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a physician and researcher with the National Institutes of Health, joins to shed light on the controversial use of acetaminophen during pregnancy and its potential links to autism. He discusses the literature around neurodevelopmental risks and the NIH's cautious messaging. The conversation dives into the public's reaction to recent Tylenol studies, exploring the historical context and ongoing autism research initiatives. Bhattacharya also addresses the complexities of sibling-control studies and their implications for understanding causality.
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Free Speech And Civic Consistency
- Free speech is a core American principle that must apply to all, even those you disagree with.
- Glenn Beck argues consistency, humility, and willingness to change mind are essential to citizenship.
Apply Humility To Health Guidance
- Stop mocking cautions from experts and apply consistent principles to public health guidance.
- Practice humility: admit past mistakes and be willing to weigh evidence before demanding obedience.
Hypocrisy Fuels Societal Unraveling
- Hypocrisy from elites erodes trust and accelerates social breakdown into violence and chaos.
- Beck compares modern dynamics to Rome, Weimar, and 1850s America to warn of escalating tribalism.