The Glenn Beck Program
Best of the Program | Guests: Steve Baker & Alex Clark | 8/15/23
Aug 15, 2023
Investigative journalist Steve Baker discusses his findings while investigating January 6 and attempts to stop the footage from being seen. Alex Clark explains why she believes nobody should label music and movies as conservative. The age and perspective of politicians are connected to cultural references and historical events. Limited access to Capitol security footage and the impact of QAnon on conservative voices are also discussed.
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- The viral song by Oliver Anthony captures the frustrations of Americans regardless of their political affiliations, addressing wealth disparity, government overreach, and more.
- The mishandling of critical intelligence regarding the January 6th events highlights failures in disseminating information and operationalizing it effectively.
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The Viral Song Resonating with Americans
There is a viral song by an artist named Oliver Anthony that has captured the cultural zeitgeist of the silent majority. The song addresses growing wealth disparity, government overreach, inflation, unfair taxes, hunger, and male depression. It taps into the frustrations felt by real people, regardless of their political affiliations. The song's popularity on iTunes and its resonance with a wide range of listeners suggests that it speaks to the shared experiences and concerns of many Americans.
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