The Glenn Beck Program

Goldie Ghamari, a human rights advocate and former Ontario parliament member, shares insights on the escalating protests in Iran and discusses potential U.S. involvement. Renzo Castillo reveals harrowing details from his 300-day illegal detention in Venezuela, including torture and the plight of political prisoners. Jeff Kazin offers a deep dive into Venezuela's food crisis, shedding light on the impact of nationalization and economic mismanagement. The conversation raises important questions about global solidarity and the need for awareness of human rights abuses.

Goldie Ghamari, a human rights advocate and former Ontario MP, sheds light on the escalating protests in Iran, describing them as a significant movement facing brutal regime backlash. She shares her personal connection to the protests and discusses the vital role of technology, like Starlink, in maintaining communication during government-imposed internet blackouts. Ghamari and Glenn debate the U.S.'s potential involvement, emphasizing the importance of external support without military intervention, and highlight a sense of hope among Iranians aligned with global solidarity.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst, reveals alarming evidence linking Renee Nicole Good to the Minnesota Ice Watch, a group with radical intentions. Ambassador Yechiel Leiter shares crucial insights on Iran's ongoing protests and the implications for Israeli-American relations. He warns about Iran's proxy threats and discusses the evolving dynamics in the region post-Abraham Accords. The conversation navigates pressing national security issues and the economic outlook under current political leadership.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst and director of the Mauro Institute, dives into the connections between a violent extremist group and the recent incident involving Renee Nicole Good. He uncovers ICE Watch's radical activities and their push for a 'Turtle Island' insurgency, questioning their classification as domestic terrorism. The conversation also shifts to Iranian protests and geopolitical dynamics involving Russia and China, alongside concerns about their land purchases in the U.S., urging a call to civic courage in response.

In this installment, Jason Buttrill, a chief researcher on military and intelligence topics, delves into the controversial Minnesota ICE shooting that reignited political tensions. Glenn examines the pressures on ICE agents, arguing they operate in high-stakes environments. They discuss the implications of corporate ownership bans and the complexities of U.S. national security illustrated by the seizure of a Russian oil tanker. Buttrill highlights unusual shipping practices and their potential geopolitical risks, raising essential questions about accountability and media coverage.

A tragic shooting in Minnesota raises questions about the ICE officer's decision-making amid heightened tension. The political fallout is palpable, with local leaders escalating the narrative. Glenn critiques President Trump's plan to ban corporate home purchases, arguing it may worsen the housing crisis rather than solve it. He contrasts rugged individualism with collectivism, emphasizing that true growth comes from struggle and responsibility. With a cautious optimism, he discusses the potential for national change driven by belief.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst, exposes troubling links between U.S. nonprofits and Hamas funding, raising alarm bells on foreign adversaries like Iran and North Korea. Carol Roth, former investment banker, discusses the dangers of capital controls facing New York, warning how such policies can cripple infrastructure and drive out investment. Together, they explore Trump's strategic moves against the international threat poised by CRINK and the implications of shifting economic power, painting a grim yet hopeful picture for America's future.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst, reveals shocking ties between a Washington organization and Hamas hostage-holders, emphasizing the need for vigilance against Islamist networks. Carol Roth, a former investment banker, warns of the dangers of capital controls, explaining how they can lead to economic decay and impact cities like New York. They also discuss the broader implications of wealth taxes and the need for U.S. strategic realignment against adversaries like China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, shaping a crucial geopolitical landscape.

Join independent journalist Nick Shirley, who exposes fraud in Minnesota daycare programs, as he discusses the political fallout surrounding Governor Tim Walz’s unexpected withdrawal from re-election. Veteran journalist Mariana Atencio shares poignant insights on Venezuelans' reactions to Maduro's arrest. U.S. Senator Mike Lee weighs in on the legality of military actions in Venezuela, while Goldie Ghamari provides context on ongoing protests in Iran. Together, they delve into global power dynamics and the importance of energy independence.

Independent journalist Nick Shirley exposes alarming daycare fraud in Minnesota, detailing his investigative methods and the potential political fallout, including implications for Governor Tim Walz. Goldie Ghamari shifts the conversation to the escalating unrest in Iran, emphasizing the protests against Islamic oppression and the possible role of the crown prince as a transitional leader. They discuss the complexities of regime change, including economic pressures and the importance of military defection in the pursuit of justice.