The Glenn Beck Program

Sen. Mike Lee, a United States Senator from Utah known for his conservative views, discusses the need for the REINS Act to enhance legislative accountability. Vivek Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur and political candidate, shares insights from his gubernatorial campaign in Ohio, focusing on innovation and fair wages to reshape views on immigration. They delve into the economic significance of undocumented workers and the potential of substantial budget reforms to promote independence and growth. A compelling critique of historical injustices also enriches the conversation.

In a revealing discussion, Rep. Riley Moore, a West Virginia Congress member known for supporting Trump’s tariff policies, argues against misconceptions surrounding trade regulations. He stresses the need for accountability in government as intelligence officials misuse resources for personal chats. Rep. Aaron Bean elaborates on his role in the DOGE caucus and its relevance to Trump’s economic strategy. The conversation also highlights the alarming implications of advancing AI on society, raising crucial questions about future governance.

Rep. Riley Moore, a dedicated member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, sheds light on President Trump’s tariff plans and why the criticisms surrounding them are misinformed. The conversation touches on alarming misconduct within intelligence agencies, drawing parallels to historical governance failures. They also discuss the urgent need for budget cuts and fiscal responsibility, alongside a deeper look at evolving trade dynamics. The implications of societal decay and the thoughts of Aleksandr Dugin provide a stark backdrop to these pressing issues.

Jon Erwin, Chief Content Officer of Wonder Project and known for films like 'Jesus Revolution,' joins to discuss his new series 'House of David,' exploring the heroic tale of King David. The conversation dives into Robert De Niro's surprising conservative role in a Netflix miniseries, sparking debates on Hollywood's political biases. They also touch on Kash Patel taking the helm at the FBI and the anticipation around the Epstein client list, along with reflections on accountability and the implications of recent AI advancements.

Jon Erwin, an acclaimed American film director known for faith-based hits like "I Can Only Imagine," joins the discussion to delve into his latest project, "House of David," highlighting the remarkable life of one of history's greatest kings. The conversation also tackles the unexpected left critiques of Pentagon cuts and the controversial gender terminology shift in Wisconsin. With humor, they examine modern language's absurdities and how these cultural shifts impact society and storytelling in Hollywood.

Daniel Horowitz, a senior editor at Blaze News, dives deep into the current inflation crisis and debates on fiscal reforms. He argues that significant budget cuts are necessary but are they achievable? The conversation touches on President Trump's proposed economic solutions, including a controversial $5,000 dividend fueled by cryptocurrencies. Also discussed are the implications of corporate initiatives and how public sentiment is shifting against them, reflecting a growing demand for fiscal accountability and transparency in the face of rising economic challenges.

Daniel Horowitz, Senior Editor at Blaze News, dives into serious economic concerns facing the U.S. He discusses the realities of inflation and explores the feasibility of proposed $2 trillion budget cuts. The conversation also touches on Trump’s efforts to manage rising public dissatisfaction and the skepticism surrounding government recovery strategies. Horowitz emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility amid government spending debates and highlights the critical need for significant fiscal reforms.

Anson Frericks, a Bud Light insider and author of "Last Call for Bud Light," dives into the controversy surrounding Dylan Mulvaney's partnership with the brand. He shares insights on the severe consumer backlash and its financial repercussions for the company. Frericks critiques the shift towards stakeholder capitalism and discusses the challenges corporations face in aligning with their traditional customer bases amidst social movements. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of corporate accountability to regain trust.

Anson Frericks, author of "Last Call for Bud Light" and co-founder of Strive Asset Management, sheds light on the Bud Light controversy stemming from its marketing decisions. He discusses the company's lessons learned from the backlash, touching on the disconnect between corporate initiatives and consumer preferences. The conversation also dives into the broader implications of corporate accountability in the face of shifting societal values. Additionally, there’s a fascinating exploration of Microsoft’s breakthrough in quantum computing and its potential impact on society.

Liz Wheeler, a BlazeTV host known for her sharp political commentary, joins to discuss the complexities of in vitro fertilization (IVF) within the pro-life movement. She dives into the ethical dilemmas surrounding embryo loss and the emotional toll on couples facing infertility. The conversation also critiques the IVF industry's connection with the pharmaceutical sector and advocates for alternative solutions like NAPRO health. Listeners gain insight into the broader implications of IVF on societal values and the pressing need for compassionate change.