The Glenn Beck Program

Joseph Edlow, Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, delves into alarming immigration fraud and the agency's enforcement actions. Meanwhile, Bruce Gilley, Political Science Professor, discusses troubling trends in political violence, revealing data that suggests it stems predominantly from left-wing movements. They explore the implications of leaked messages advocating violence in Virginia politics and consider the broader societal impacts of normalizing political rage. The need for accountability and the risks of civil unrest are hot topics throughout.

Joseph Edlow, the Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, discusses alarming immigration fraud trends, particularly spotlighting misuse in Minneapolis involving marriage and work visa abuses. He highlights community pushback during investigations and the complexities of identifying culprits in fraud cases. Edlow stresses the importance of restoring integrity to the immigration system, revealing plans for nationwide enforcement operations. The conversation also examines the lawlessness in Portland and its implications on local governance and enforcement.

Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist and bestselling author of The Anxious Generation, discusses the alarming impacts of social media on today's youth. He shares insights on rising polarization and warns that platforms like TikTok and Snapchat pose serious risks to mental health and social development. Haidt stresses the need for regulation and suggests practical steps for parents to promote better attention and resilience among kids. They also address the potential dangers of AI companions and the need for a legal framework to define personhood.

Bridget Phetasy, a comedian and cultural commentator, dives into the controversies surrounding free speech at the Riyadh Comedy Festival, exploring ethical dilemmas entertainers face while performing under oppressive regimes. Meanwhile, Liz Wheeler, a conservative host, discusses the Pope’s climate blessing of a block of ice and its implications for faith and theology. They also touch on the growing spiritual revival amidst political turmoil, highlighting how crises can lead people back to faith and deeper reflections on doctrine.

Bridget Phetasy, a comedian and commentator, joins the conversation about the Riyadh Comedy Festival and the controversial remarks made by Dave Chappelle. They delve into the ethical dilemmas of performing in countries with dubious human rights records, debating whether comedians legitimize oppressive regimes. The group tackles the implications of cancel culture on careers using examples from Shane Gillis and Jimmy Kimmel, and reflects on historical cultural exchanges like Billy Joel in the Soviet Union, questioning their long-term impact.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a U.S. Congressman from Georgia, uncovers shocking new developments in the January 6 pipe-bomb investigation, linking corruption in data to federal agency attendance at the riot. He also shares insights from his book on historical moments influenced by prayer. Canadian attorney Keith Wilson discusses Alberta's movement for secession from Ottawa's government, while Pastor Rob McCoy reveals alarming updates on the imprisonment of Christian pastors in South Korea and suggests potential solutions to combat these crackdowns.

Keith Wilson, a Canadian attorney advising on legal issues, shares insights into Alberta's tensions with Ottawa, including a legal pathway for potential secession. He discusses the growing desire for independence fueled by economic grievances and cultural identity. Barry Loudermilk, a U.S. Congressman, reveals new findings in the January 6 pipe-bomb investigation, challenging previous timelines and raising concerns about data integrity. Additionally, Glenn Beck reflects on the epidemic of loneliness and the importance of connection in our lives.

Eric Trump, Executive VP of the Trump Organization and author of 'Under Siege,' sheds light on his family's political battles since 2015. He discusses the ongoing threats they face, including an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Eric delves into the weaponization of investigations against his family and his views on cryptocurrency as a path to financial freedom. Glenn adds emotional depth, sharing powerful stories of forgiveness and the global crisis facing Christians in Nigeria.

Eric Trump, businessman and author of "Under Siege," shares personal insights into the legal and political challenges faced by the Trump family since 2015. He discusses the alleged politicization against them, including raids and subpoenas, and claims that key evidence was planted. Eric emphasizes the family's resilience in the face of adversity and their commitment to building a lasting legacy, from real estate ventures to a future presidential library. The conversation also touches on the ongoing government shutdown and its implications.

Jason Whitlock, a conservative commentator and host of BlazeTV's 'Fearless,' discusses the cultural implications of Bad Bunny headlining the Super Bowl halftime show, viewing it as an attack on Christian values. He critiques the music industry for its use of occult symbolism and proposes community events to counter the halftime show. Jason Buttrill, chief researcher, analyzes Pete Hegseth's Pentagon address, emphasizing a shift away from 'woke' military priorities towards merit and readiness, hinting at strategic changes in national security.