The Glenn Beck Program Are Russia & Ukraine FINALLY Nearing a Peace Deal? | 11/25/25
Nov 25, 2025
A judge dismisses charges against Comey and Letitia James, raising questions about legality and justice. The Pentagon investigates a video of Sen. Kelly urging troops to disobey orders, sparking a legal debate. Discussion turns to the potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, with conversations about territory concessions and military restrictions. The hosts also slam the idea of biological men competing against women in sports, emphasizing fairness. The dialogue weaves through politics, health, and culture with a sharp, humorous tone.
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Process Trumps Substance In High-Profile Cases
- The Comey/Letitia James case was dismissed on procedural grounds about an unlawfully appointed interim U.S. attorney, not on guilt or innocence.
- Stu and Pat argue this highlights the Trump administration's pattern of pushing boundaries on process to achieve policy goals and then litigating outcomes.
'Roll The Dice' Governs Bold White House Moves
- The hosts say the courts have repeatedly blocked Trump policies, forcing a strategy of 'go first, litigate later.'
- They view that approach as both effective at forcing change and risky because it invites constant legal pushback.
Avoid Encouraging Troops To Defy Orders
- Be cautious when public officials urge troops to defy orders; it can create legal and constitutional exposure.
- Stu suggests investigations may seek messages behind public statements to reveal true intent.