The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Keith Wilson | 10/2/25
Oct 2, 2025
Keith Wilson, a Canadian attorney advising on legal issues, shares insights into Alberta's tensions with Ottawa, including a legal pathway for potential secession. He discusses the growing desire for independence fueled by economic grievances and cultural identity. Barry Loudermilk, a U.S. Congressman, reveals new findings in the January 6 pipe-bomb investigation, challenging previous timelines and raising concerns about data integrity. Additionally, Glenn Beck reflects on the epidemic of loneliness and the importance of connection in our lives.
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Alberta As Texas North
- Keith Wilson says Alberta resembles Texas culturally and economically, with a strong gun culture and oil wealth.
- That alignment fuels separatist sentiment as federal policies clash with provincial values.
Provincial Pushback On Federal Gun Grab
- Premier Smith ordered provincial police not to cooperate with federal gun confiscation efforts and tied seizures to provincial permits.
- Wilson expects Alberta to legally resist Ottawa's gun policies and delay enforcement locally.
West-East Political Rift
- Western provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan share conservative values and resource wealth, creating a deep cultural divide with eastern Canada.
- That divide strengthens separatist momentum and mutual alignment between provinces.
