The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guests: Salena Zito & Josh McPherson | 9/19/25
Sep 19, 2025
Salena Zito, a national political reporter, discusses the profound implications of Charlie Kirk's assassination on the everyday lives of Americans, highlighting suburban moms' political awakening and the outrage following the event. Josh McPherson, lead pastor at Grace City Church, speaks about a spiritual revival sparked in response to Kirk's legacy, noting record church attendance and a collective yearning for faith. Together, they explore the cultural and political shift resulting from this tragedy, advocating for civil discourse amid rising tensions.
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Memorial Draws Worldwide Attention
- The memorial in Glendale is drawing unprecedented global attention, with credential requests exceeding a Super Bowl.
- Glenn Beck frames Charlie Kirk's death as a catalyst that will be widely reported and felt internationally.
First Impressions Of Charlie Kirk
- Salena Zito recalls meeting Charlie at 18 and seeing his genuine, non-selfish energy devoted to faith and family.
- She stresses Kirk consistently aimed to unite people toward something bigger than himself.
Suburban Reaction Matters
- Suburban mothers are reacting strongly to media coverage of Kirk's murder and reassessing political loyalties.
- Zito reports this shift is tangible and often goes unnoticed by mainstream media elites.