The Glenn Beck Program

Chad Bianco, Sheriff of Riverside County and California gubernatorial candidate, shares his no-nonsense perspective on the ongoing anti-ICE riots, challenging narratives pushed by California politicians. Tony Moon, known as the Rooftop Korean from the 1992 L.A. riots, draws parallels between the unrest of then and the current protests, giving listeners a firsthand account of his experiences. The discussion dives into the political tensions surrounding law enforcement and the implications of growing civil unrest, urging a deeper understanding of today's challenges.

Justin Haskins, President of Our Republic and editor-in-chief of StoppingSocialism.com, joins the discussion this time. He dives into the rising unrest seen in California, framing it as part of a broader color revolution. The conversation highlights the troubling implications of unchecked protests and radical ideologies spreading across the U.S. Artificial intelligence regulation is another hot topic, sparking a fierce debate on the government's role. The tension between civil unrest and political narratives is palpable, cautioning against further chaos.

Justin Haskins, President of the Heartland Institute and editor-in-chief of StoppingSocialism.com, joins to discuss the pressing issue of artificial intelligence regulation. He and Glenn Beck delve into how political unrest, exemplified by Los Angeles protests, can be strategically orchestrated. They debate the implications of AI regulation on states' rights and the challenges of navigating authority in a volatile political landscape. Haskins also critiques media narratives surrounding civil unrest and highlights the need for transparency and critical analysis.

In this conversation, national correspondent Julio Rosas dives into the chaos of anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, offering firsthand insights from the ground. He discusses the media’s portrayal of the riots as 'mostly peaceful' despite the violence unfolding. The dynamics of violence, funding behind protests, and potential National Guard involvement are explored. Rosas highlights the troubling rise of radical ideologies and its implications for society. Listeners gain a clear perspective on the complexities surrounding these tumultuous events.

Julio Rosas, a Blaze Media national correspondent, joins to share his firsthand insights from the chaotic L.A. riots. He critiques the media's portrayal of protests as 'mostly peaceful' while revealing the chaotic reality on the ground. The conversation also explores the controversial funding of protests by taxpayer dollars and raises concerns about the accountability of organizations involved. Additionally, they discuss the link between activist groups and broader political agendas, revealing a complex web of influences driving current events.

Russ Vought, former Director of the Office of Management and Budget, joins to dissect the fallout between Trump and Musk, revealing how a policy disagreement spiraled into intense accusations. Vought defends a controversial legislative bill, emphasizing its importance amidst national debate. Doug Collins, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, discusses urgent reforms needed for the VA system, particularly focusing on mental health for veterans. The conversation takes a lighter turn as they react to viral political clips and the absurdity of banana prices in Congress.

Joining the discussion are Doug Collins, the U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs, who dives into the pressing need for reform within the VA, including debates about privatization and access to care. Russ Vought, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, defends the controversial "big, beautiful bill" and critiques its opponents. Tensions between political figures like Trump and Musk are explored, shedding light on their impact on key legislation, while the necessity for collaboration in fiscal management is also emphasized.

Linda McMahon, U.S. Secretary of Education and former small business administrator, joins the conversation to discuss Trump's battle against Harvard regarding foreign student visa suspensions. The podcast dives into the challenging immigration debate, emphasizing accountability and consequences for families involved in criminal acts. It also touches on the political hypocrisy in response to a high-profile deportation case. Furthermore, there's a deep examination of the potential fallout from the debt ceiling crisis and escalating global conflicts, urging a return to traditional values in uncertain times.

Linda McMahon, the U.S. Secretary of Education, shares insights into Trump's confrontation with Harvard, notably the suspension of its foreign student visa program. They also humorously ponder who might make the Democrat Avengers team, critiquing party absurdities. The discussion expands to highlight the rising global tensions, particularly regarding Ukraine, and touches on the implications of education policies and civil rights challenges amidst a transforming societal landscape.

In a thought-provoking discussion, guests Josh Hammer, a senior editor at Newsweek, U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, and Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz dive deep into current immigration controversies, including the deportation of a terror suspect's family. They confront anti-Semitism's troubling rise, connected to both immigration and societal dynamics. Hammer critiques Harvard's ties to radical ideologies, while Roy sheds light on the implications of President Trump’s controversial spending bill. They challenge listeners to consider the balance between free speech and security.