Brian Glenn

Brian Glenn, who was in the Oval Office during the pivotal Trump-Zelensky meeting, shares an insider’s perspective on the tense atmosphere. They discuss Zelensky's informal attire and its implications on U.S.-Ukraine relations. The conversation reveals a clash of respect and the dynamics of diplomatic negotiations, illustrating how perceived disrespect can impact international relations. Glenn emphasizes the importance of trust and concrete agreements while also touching on broader themes of America First in foreign policy.

Brian Glenn, a White House journalist known for his probing insights, teams up with Candace Taylor, a Georgian congressional candidate focused on morality and public representation. They discuss the Democratic Party's ineffective leadership amidst rising autocracy, the public's growing dissatisfaction with the GOP, and the intricacies of federal budget strategies. Taylor highlights the struggles in South Georgia post-Hurricane Helena and advocates for community needs while exploring the modern monetary theory's implications and shifting voter sentiments toward taxation.

President Trump, the 47th President of the United States known for his tough immigration stance, joins White House correspondent Brian Glenn to discuss the historic signing of the Laken Riley Act. They delve into the act's aim to enhance the legal framework for detaining and deporting non-U.S. citizens who commit crimes. The emotional backdrop of Laken Riley's tragic story is highlighted, catalyzing bipartisan support for stringent immigration policies. The signing represents a commitment to public safety and a tribute to Laken's legacy.

Brian Glenn, a correspondent for Real America's Voice, covers President Trump's impactful visit to North Carolina, shedding light on how local communities struggle post-disaster. Ben Berkwams dives into the slow response from FEMA and the complex dynamics of immigration and social services in the U.S. They discuss frustrations over government aid prioritization and Trump's focus on 'forgotten Americans.' Live updates capture the anticipation of Trump's arrival, juxtaposing community resilience against perceived federal neglect.

Joshua Lysak, co-author of "Unhuman," joins independent journalist Mike Marshall, and contributors Ben Burquam and Brian Glenn to discuss urgent media critiques and the impact of grassroots efforts in support of President Trump. They highlight a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, reflecting on both community resilience and political change. Mike Lindell weighs in on election integrity, while the group investigates assassination attempts on Trump, questioning security lapses. They also address the injustices faced by figures like Tina Peters and promote vital veteran support initiatives.