The Glenn Beck Program We’re Not Fighting Democrats. We’re Fighting Something DARKER | Guests: Yael Eckstein & JP Decker | 8/8/24
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Aug 8, 2024 Yael Eckstein, an interfaith dialogue advocate and president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, emphasizes Israel's preparations for potential threats from Iran and Hezbollah. JP Decker, Mercury One's executive director, provides an update on Lahaina's recovery after the devastating wildfire, highlighting ongoing community struggles. The conversation also critiques rising global political radicalism, with reflections on the dangers posed by current trends in governance and societal values, including the impact of misinformation and media narratives.
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Election As Globalist Confrontation
- Glenn Beck frames the 2024 choice as globalists versus those who resist, not simply Democrats vs Republicans.
- He argues world leaders and media act in lockstep to push a globalist agenda that sidelines dissenting politicians.
Tim Walz And The 2020 Riots
- Glenn recounts accusations that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz let riots burn and delayed National Guard deployment.
- He uses this story to question Walz's fitness for higher office and align him with radical policies.
Kipling As Modern Warning
- Beck reads Kipling's 'The Gods of the Copybook Headings' as a warning about discarding timeless truths.
- He connects the poem to modern trends that deny basic realities and predict consequences when truth returns.