The Glenn Beck Program Is the Right Embracing Cancel Culture After Charlie Kirk's Murder? | Guests: Bill O'Reilly & Liz Wheeler | 9/15/25
Sep 15, 2025
Bill O'Reilly, a veteran journalist known for his provocative commentary, teams up with Liz Wheeler, a prominent conservative voice and BlazeTV host. Together, they dive into the assassination of Charlie Kirk, unpacking the implications of the tragedy on civil discourse and community resilience. The duo debates the disturbing celebration of violence against political figures and the complexities of cancel culture in today's society. This thought-provoking conversation reveals the urgent need for accountability and respectful dialogue amidst evolving political tensions.
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Youth Fireside And Flag Raising
- Glenn describes a youth fireside at his ranch where young people displayed determination after Charlie's death.
- He recounts raising the flag at half-staff and hearing a trumpet play taps, calling it deeply moving.
A Moment Of National Turning
- Charlie Kirk's assassination is framed as a turning point that drives renewed faith and political determination across the right.
- Glenn compares it to Gettysburg as a moment that consecrates broader cultural and spiritual revival.
Rapid Arrest After Photo Release
- Glenn recounts how FBI-released photos and public tips led to the suspect's arrest within about 12 hours.
- He credits the public and the decision to break usual protocol for the quick capture.
