The Glenn Beck Program 'Your Countries Are Going to Hell': Trump BLASTS United Nations | 9/23/25
Sep 23, 2025
Katie Hopkins, a British commentator and comedian known for her provocative views, shares her harrowing experience with UK legal actions over a joke that was deemed offensive. She discusses the alarming implications for free speech in the U.K. while Glenn Beck critiques media censorship and contrasts political violence with crime rates. They also explore the potential links between Tylenol consumption during pregnancy and autism, and Beck warns about the changing landscape of education, advocating for alternatives to traditional college paths.
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Media Reacts To Threats And Pressure
- Beck highlights perceived double standards in media responses to threats and controversial figures, citing Sinclair/ABC and Jimmy Kimmel.
- He frames the pullback and reinstatement of programming as indicative of how pressure influences broadcasting choices.
Perceived Imbalance In Response To Political Violence
- Beck contrasts political violence and consequences, arguing scale and reaction matter when assessing threats.
- He frames past attacks (Scalise shooting, riots) as examples of left-wing violence to argue imbalance in media coverage.
Designating Groups Changes How They're Targeted
- Labeling groups like Antifa as domestic terrorist organizations aims to target funding and organization, not just individual acts.
- Beck predicts such designation will polarize reactions and escalate radicalization among opponents.