The Glenn Beck Program

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discusses the legal complexities surrounding the deployment of the Texas National Guard and the implications for border security. He explores federal authority and the challenges posed by cartel violence. Television journalist Leland Vittert shares insights from his book, 'Born Lucky,' detailing his father's unique methods for helping him navigate autism. They discuss personal growth, resilience in the face of bullying, and the shifting dynamics in the Middle East, including rising anti-Semitism and the evolving relationships between nations.

Investigative journalist Whitney Webb joins the conversation, bringing her insights on the Great Reset agenda and its implications for a post-human future. She highlights the dangers of digital IDs and AI-driven governance, stressing the importance of resisting these moves. Whitney connects these ideas to the chaos in cities and the ongoing Epstein scandal, questioning the lack of transparency around his financial connections. With deep concerns about technology's impact on society, she urges for community resilience and critical thinking in navigating these challenges.

Frances Staudt, a courageous high school athlete from Washington State, shares her experience of refusing to compete against a biological male in girls' sports, discussing the significant backlash she faced. Paul List, an author and scholar, dives into J.R.R. Tolkien’s prophesies about artificial intelligence and transhumanism, revealing intriguing links to modern challenges. Alongside Ava Kwan, they address campus tensions surrounding a petition against a controversial professor, highlighting the balance between activism and academic freedom.

Paul List, an author and scholar, dives into J.R.R. Tolkien's insights on artificial intelligence, transhumanism, and the moral dilemmas they present. He discusses how Tolkien's characters symbolize the battle between faith and reason, and warns against the dangers of technology dominating humanity. Frances Staudt, a teenage athlete, shares her courageous stand against competing against a biological male in girls' sports, detailing the backlash and challenges she faced from school officials and peers. Her story highlights the ongoing struggle for women's sports and rights.

Carol Roth, an author and former investment banker, discusses the drivers behind skyrocketing gold prices and the risks of the AI bubble, emphasizing the need for asset diversification. Texas small-business owner Daniel Keene addresses the backlash from his comments on H-1B visa policy, clearing up misconceptions and sharing the personal repercussions he faced, including estrangement from his church. Together, they engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about fiscal policies, economic stability, and the implications of Trump's recent Gaza peace deal.

Entrepreneur and author Carol Roth joins to delve into the skyrocketing gold prices, attributing the surge to global central banks and demand from Asian households. She highlights the lack of gold ownership among U.S. households compared to China and India, and discusses the implications of debt debasement on the economy. Additionally, Cheyenne Grace visits to promote her upcoming Christmas film, sharing her acting journey and experiences navigating the industry.

Jack Carr, a best-selling author known for the Terminal List series, dives deep into his new novel, Cry Havoc, exploring the complexities of the Vietnam War. He shares insights from his immersive research and the importance of authentic historical perspectives. Kristen Waggoner, CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses a pivotal Supreme Court case about counseling and free speech, emphasizing its implications for families and religious practices. They also touch on recent political meltdowns and the surge in gold prices, reflecting broader economic trends.

Jack Carr, bestselling author and former Navy SEAL, dives into his new book, "Cry Havoc," set in the tumultuous backdrop of 1968 Vietnam. He discusses the immersive research behind MacV SOG operations and the unique challenges of historical fiction. Carr also weighs in on the potential renaming of the Department of Defense to the Department of War. The conversation touches on the impact of social media on today's youth and the implications of a Supreme Court case concerning free speech and religious beliefs.

Dinesh D'Souza, a filmmaker and conservative author, discusses his new film, linking the Israel-Palestine conflict to biblical themes and the significance of October 7. Buck Sexton shares insights from his recent trip to Taiwan, highlighting the looming Chinese military threats. Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares addresses the controversial leaked texts of Democrat Jay Jones, arguing they undermine political civility. The conversation also explores Hamas' strategic provocation on October 7 and the cultural implications of public celebrations of violence.

Joining the discussion are Buck Sexton, a conservative commentator who recently visited Taiwan to address security concerns regarding China, and Jason Miyares, the Virginia Attorney General, who highlights the dangers of violent political rhetoric. They explore the potential for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan and its implications for global chip production. Miyares also discusses leaked texts from Virginia's AG candidate that threaten violence, arguing for the importance of civility and accountability in politics.