The Glenn Beck Program Why Mamdani's Victory Was Bad, but Virginia's Was WORSE | Guests: Rep. Chip Roy & Rep. Riley Moore | 11/5/25
Nov 5, 2025
Rep. Chip Roy, a U.S. Representative from Texas, discusses the No Tax Exemptions for Terror Act aimed at cutting tax breaks for extremist organizations. Meanwhile, Rep. Riley Moore from West Virginia highlights the dire situation in Nigeria and explores options for U.S. intervention. Investigative reporter Steve Baker reveals significant findings about the January 6th pipe bomber investigation, hinting at high-level government connections. The trio delves into alarming political shifts, including the implications of recent Democratic victories.
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Democratic Party's Leftward Capture
- Glenn Beck argues the Democratic Party has been captured by extremists combining socialism and Islamist influences.
- He warns this shift threatens traditional Democrats and could reshape national politics.
Virginia Result Signals Nationalized Voting
- Stu and Glenn highlight Jay Jones's Virginia win as alarming despite Republican advantages and scandals.
- They see it as a signal nationalized politics and partisan environment can override local scandals.
Economy Messaging Must Be Tangible
- Glenn says winners must connect economic policy to voters' daily costs to win future elections.
- He stresses showing tangible economic improvements, especially on energy and living costs.
