The Glenn Beck Program

Rick Burgess, BlazeTV host and author, discusses his book reflecting on fatherhood and life lessons learned from his revered father, a famous football coach. Justin Kite, former history teacher and creative director for PragerU Kids, shares insights from his 'Trailblazers of America' series, highlighting lesser-known heroes in U.S. history. They dive into the importance of male role models and the evolving landscape of history education, emphasizing integrity, perseverance, and authentic masculinity in today's society.

JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States and author, dives into America's foreign policy, advocating for a strategy rooted in 'peace through strength.' He critiques the current political landscape, emphasizing the need for an America First approach amid global challenges. The conversation touches on fiscal responsibility, the impending economic crisis, and the shifting alliances within the conservative movement. Vance also discusses the implications of geopolitical tensions, especially in the Middle East, as America navigates its role on the world stage.

Join Vice President JD Vance, a political strategist and author, as he delves into America's foreign policy mantra of 'peace through strength' amid a shifting global landscape. He discusses the current tensions surrounding Medicaid reforms, immigration policies, and the evolving dynamics within political ideologies. Vance also examines the complexity of U.S. relationships with allies and adversaries, as well as the surprising alignments forming between traditionally opposing viewpoints. A thought-provoking conversation about the future of American politics!

Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, a staunch advocate for libertarian principles, joins Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset.' They delve into President Trump's powerful speech in Saudi Arabia, which champions relationships between Muslim nations and Israel. The conversation tackles the implications of shifting geopolitical alliances, critiquing interventionist policies while advocating for sovereignty. Haskins raises concerns about Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney, speculating on potential economic shifts and the future of digital currencies amidst global financial pressures.

U.S. Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, a champion of libertarian values, dives into the political landscape, discussing Trump's address in Saudi Arabia and his thoughts on fiscal policies. He critiques the lack of transparency around Biden’s cognitive health, sparked by Jake Tapper's controversial revelations. The conversation also navigates the implications of AI surveillance, raising questions about privacy and how technology might shape our future interactions. Paul’s insights on leadership principles add depth to the dialogue on essential political issues.

Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset' and 'Dark Future', joins the discussion to address alarming trends in AI and its implications for privacy and employment. The group examines Boeing's failure to deliver a new Air Force One jet on time, raising questions about corporate accountability and American pride. Additionally, they delve into the decline of leadership transparency in the face of health concerns surrounding President Biden, critiquing media responses and the broader implications for public trust.

Join Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset' and 'Dark Future,' as he examines the critical implications of AI on society. The discussion uncovers surprising public sentiments about AI's role in privacy and personal freedom. Glenn also weighs in on Europe's banking crises and Boeing's decline, linking these issues to a broader cultural shift in America. The podcast emphasizes the urgency of addressing these challenges and restoring foundational values that promote self-reliance and resilience in turbulent times.

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Director of the National Institutes of Health, joins to discuss President Trump's pivotal role in securing a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, a move that could avert nuclear disaster. They dive into Trump's new executive order aimed at reducing American drug prices, sparking debates about pharmaceutical advertising and the ethics of pricing disparities. Bhattacharya also highlights alarming biosecurity concerns linked to recent incidents at biolabs, blending health, politics, and international relations into a riveting conversation.

Jay Bhattacharya, NIH Director and Stanford health policy professor, shares insights on President Trump's new executive order about drug pricing. He highlights the alarming differences in drug costs between the U.S. and Europe, explaining the implications for consumers. The conversation also touches on a recent troubling incident at a biolab, raising urgent safety concerns. Moreover, they delve into the moral dilemmas posed by AI integration into healthcare and the essential need for independent thinking amidst these technological advances.

Bishop Joseph Strickland, the Bishop Emeritus of Tyler, Texas, known for his traditionalist views, joins the discussion on the recent election of the first American pope, Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV. They explore the potential for a shift back to traditional Catholicism or continued progressive values. Topics include the resurgence of the Latin Mass, the Church's handling of controversies like the McCarrick scandal, and the need for accountability. Strickland emphasizes the importance of prayer and faith amidst these changes.