The Glenn Beck Program

Douglass Mackey, a political commentator recently exonerated after a conviction for posting an election meme, discusses the targeting he faced and the implications for free speech. Bill O'Reilly shares insights from President Trump about the Epstein files and their relevance amidst public curiosity. Historian Edwin Black discusses his book on Israel's Operation Rising Lion, shedding light on its historical context and geopolitical impact. Together, they explore themes of misinformation, government overreach, and the pressing need for transparency in political narratives.

Salena Zito, author of 'Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump,' shares her firsthand experience of a gripping political moment. Augustus Doricko, founder of Rainmaker, explains cloud seeding and its potential ties to Texas floods. They discuss the coordinated and military-like attack on an ICE facility, probing the implications for national security and extremist tactics. The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of political discourse and the disturbing rise of radical ideologies in America.

Salena Zito, author of "Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America's Heartland," shares her gripping firsthand account of witnessing the assassination attempt on Trump and reflects on the state of red state America. Augustus Doricko, founder of Rainmaker, delves into the science of cloud seeding, addressing its potential connections to recent devastating floods and highlighting the ethical considerations surrounding weather modification. Their insightful discussions reveal a blend of crisis, technology, and resilience.

Salena Zito, a national political reporter for the Washington Examiner and author of "Butler," delves into the implications of her new book detailing a chilling assassination attempt on Donald Trump. She shares insights on how this event impacted his supporters and the broader political climate. The discussion also touches on the questionable handling of evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein case, raising serious questions about transparency and accountability in governance. Tune in for a mix of dramatic narratives and critical political commentary.

The podcast dives into the shocking inconsistencies surrounding Epstein's case, questioning the integrity of the surveillance footage from his jail cell. Discussions sway towards the political ramifications of leadership during crises, illustrated by a former president's near-assassination. Salena Zito shares insights from her new book about Donald Trump's resilient response to danger, while the implications of political messaging and media's influence on public perception are meticulously explored. The need for transparency and accountability in government remains crucial.

Chip Roy, U.S. Representative from Texas, and Liz Wheeler, conservative commentator and host, delve into pressing issues of trust and accountability. They debate claims about the nonexistent Epstein client list and scrutinize the FBI and DOJ’s credibility. Roy addresses the recent devastating floods in Texas, critiquing media narratives and advocating for improved disaster response. Together, they explore the implications of government transparency and the urgency for accountability in high-profile cases, raising critical questions about public trust.

Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas congressman, addresses the catastrophic flooding affecting his district, offering insights on community resilience and disaster relief. He critiques official narratives, particularly concerning the Epstein client list, alongside BlazeTV host Liz Wheeler. They discuss the skepticism surrounding the DOJ and FBI's claims about the list's existence, advocating for transparency and accountability in government investigations. The conversation takes a sharp turn into the potential cover-ups in political circles, raising alarms about public trust.

The University of Pennsylvania reversed its stance, now prohibiting biological men from competing in women’s sports. A Houston high school faces legal action from parents after misgendering their daughter. Disney Pixar's latest film has the worst opening in its history, sparking discussions on changing audience tastes. Vaccine injury programs may undergo updates, and the podcast dives into the ongoing debate about autism's rising rates and environmental influences.

Pat and Stu discuss the recent Senate passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, debating its financial implications, including the controversial 'Trump accounts' for new births. A striking poll reveals diminishing American pride among Democrats, prompting discussion on whether it stems from Trump derangement syndrome. The trial verdict of Sean Combs raises questions about our legal system's integrity, particularly regarding its handling of sex trafficking allegations and broader societal implications.

Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas congressman, shares insight into the legislative hurdles of passing significant bills, especially those impacting fiscal responsibility. Justin Haskins, president of Our Republic, emphasizes the urgent necessity for the U.S. to dominate the AI race against China to secure its future. Economist Mark Skousen narrates lesser-known tales of Benjamin Franklin and his profound influence on American culture. Together, the guests touch on themes of patriotism, innovation, and the importance of civic engagement in shaping America's identity.