The Glenn Beck Program

Guest Brandon Darby, co-founder of Breitbart Border and Cartel Chronicles, highlights the dire situation in Mexico, calling it a 'fragile narco-state.' He exposes the harsh realities faced by communities terrorized by cartels and condemns U.S. diplomatic efforts as inadequate. Darby argues that cartels like the Jalisco New Generation pose a significant threat akin to al-Qaeda. He emphasizes the urgent need for stronger U.S. border policies and addresses the moral challenges faced by youth in impoverished regions, contemplating cartel involvement for survival.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism expert and adjunct professor, joins the discussion on a serious new charge against a would-be assassin of Trump, shedding light on the alleged federal obstructions. They explore the troubling rise of pro-Hamas groups and their radical calls for change in America. Glenn also dives into the hypocrisy surrounding Democratic politicians’ stance on China’s role in the COVID pandemic and critiques California's ridiculous car regulations. Expect humor and a deep look into political and societal challenges.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism expert and adjunct professor, joins for a riveting discussion on the rise of extremism in American politics. He explores how pro-Hamas groups are pushing for drastic changes in the U.S. while linking current political tensions to misinformation and public distrust. The conversation delves into the controversial origins of COVID-19, critiquing America's reliance on China. With humor sprinkled throughout, the dialogue offers a sobering look at societal shifts and the radical ideologies reshaping the political landscape.

Stephen Moore, an economist and Trump advisor, discusses the implications of tariffs on U.S.-China relations and their potential to trigger a 'Trumpian revolution.' Ben Lamm, CEO of Colossal Biosciences, dives into the fascinating project of de-extincting the dire wolf while exploring if China's human bioengineering incentivizes CIA funding for such projects. Richard Werner warns about escalating trade tensions, advocating for the revival of local banks to bolster the economy. This sparks a captivating debate on innovation, ethics, and the delicate balance of global economics.

Economist Stephen Moore shares insights on a tariff strategy inspired by 'The Art of the Deal,' potentially igniting a global 'Trumpian revolution.' Richard Werner discusses the escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and urges support for local banks. Meanwhile, Ben Lamm, CEO of Colossal Biosciences, unveils the exciting possibility of bringing extinct species like the dire wolf back to life, using synthetic biology for preservation and environmental balance. The conversation dives deep into the ethical implications and future of conservation.

Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General, dives into the investigation of a proposed Islamic community near Dallas, exploring concerns over Sharia law potentially clashing with U.S. legal standards. He also touches on his Senate run against John Cornyn. Joining him is Salena Zito, a political reporter, who shares insights on how tariffs affect small-town America and recounts dramatic stories from the first assassination attempt against Donald Trump, highlighting the tense intersection of politics and personal narratives.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discusses the investigation into a proposed Islamic community near Dallas-Fort Worth, examining concerns over Sharia law's influence on U.S. regulations. Writer Salena Zito dives into the effects of tariffs on small-town America and shares gripping stories from the first assassination attempt against Donald Trump, highlighting the challenges and resilience in American politics and society. Together, they offer insights into the intersection of law, economy, and safety in today's climate.

Sage Steele, a former ESPN announcer known for her battle against Disney, joins Amie Parnes, a senior political correspondent and co-author of "Fight: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House." They dive into wild topics like the CIA's alleged funding of animal de-extinction and its potential military implications—imagine dire wolves as super-weapons! The conversation also touches on Gina Carano's legal victory against Disney, revealing insider stories on political maneuvers and the challenges facing the Biden administration.

Sage Steele, former ESPN announcer and host of The Sage Steele Show, shares her inspiring victory against Disney, emphasizing resilience in the face of corporate challenges. Amie Parnes, senior political correspondent and co-author of 'Fight,' reveals behind-the-scenes stories about Biden's decision not to run for re-election and Kamala's historic loss. The conversation also touches on the decline of America's education system and Trump's disruptive political strategies, sparking thoughtful reflections on leadership and accountability.

This chat features Carol Roth, a former investment banker and author of 'You'll Own Nothing', who discusses the stock market's unpredictable response to Trump's tariffs and their impact on small businesses. Comedian Dave Landau shares insights from his memoir while the trio dives into the implications of global trade dynamics and media narratives around political figures. They also engage in some light-hearted banter about people's amusing beliefs regarding their physical abilities amidst serious economic concerns.