The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Kristi Rogers | 10/2/26
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Oct 2, 2026 Kristi Rogers, business executive and P2P Strategies founder, discusses her husband Mike Rogers’ tight Michigan Senate race against Abdul El-Sayed. The conversation explores campaign momentum, controversial statements, deleted posts, and the stakes for Michigan voters. Glenn also reflects on the loss of heroes, personal agency, faith, forgiveness, and the military’s purpose.
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Choose A Moral Example Before Crisis
- Choose a person whose character you respect and keep that example mentally present when facing pressure.
- Seneca gave similar guidance, saying a chosen model functions like a ruler for straightening a crooked line.
The Heroes Glenn Keeps In Sight
- Glenn Beck keeps images of Raoul Wallenberg, Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, John Paul II, Charlie Kirk, and others as moral counsel.
- He selected them for choices made at personal cost, including forgiveness, courage, restraint, and sacrificial service.
Glenn Beck Rebuilt His Life By Choosing Models
- Glenn Beck describes alcoholism, poverty, divorce, suicidal thoughts, and unstable work before changing direction and rebuilding his life.
- He credits seeking men he wanted to resemble with unlocking potential that had previously been dismissed.