The Glenn Beck Program

Kirk Cameron, an actor and producer known for the children's show "Iggy and Mr. Kirk," shares insights about creating educational media that promotes moral lessons for kids. Sean Davis, CEO of The Federalist, delves into the controversial topic of the CIA’s potential involvement in JFK’s assassination, sparking a discussion on historical distrust in government agencies. The episode also critiques the alarming normalization of shoplifting as a form of social justice, challenging listeners to reconsider the implications of such rationalizations on community integrity.

Shane Stevens, grandson of notorious LBJ associate Billie Sol Estes, unveils a chilling audiotape that allegedly links Lyndon B. Johnson to JFK's assassination. Scott Robertson shares insights from Glenn Beck's dramatic recreation of Lee Harvey Oswald’s shot, raising questions about precision and historical narratives. The discussion also touches on the potential parallels between the past and present regarding government surveillance, focusing on the controversial use of the Signal app by officials, while unpacking media biases and contemporary political scandals.

Shane Stevens, grandson of businessman Billie Sol Estes, reveals a shocking tape that may connect LBJ to JFK's assassination, shedding light on historical manipulation. Scott Robertson, founder of Side X Side Ranch, discusses recreating Lee Harvey Oswald's shot, leaving Glenn with more questions than answers. They dive into the complex relationship between government surveillance and trust in technology, exploring the implications of historic events on modern intelligence operations.

BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey, known for her sharp insights on current events, joins to tackle the complexities of the JFK assassination narrative. They explore newly released JFK files, revealing unexpected connections to the CIA. The conversation also critiques Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett's insensitive remarks about Governor Abbott, emphasizing the ethics of political mockery. Additionally, they discuss military tensions in the Middle East tied to the deployment of B-2 stealth bombers and the implications of tariffs in the current political landscape.

Allie Beth Stuckey, a prominent conservative commentator known for her podcast 'Relatable,' joins the discussion. They dive into the controversial remarks made by Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett about Governor Greg Abbott and the implications of mocking people with disabilities. Stuckey also shares insights from her inspiring interview with Nicole Shanahan. The conversation further explores shocking revelations from the JFK files and the broader issues of accountability in politics, while weaving in themes of privacy, tech influence, and financial independence.

A security breach allows a reporter to access sensitive Trump admin discussions about military actions in Yemen. Meanwhile, 23andMe's bankruptcy raises alarms over personal DNA data potentially falling into Big Pharma’s hands. The conversation also highlights the controversial use of Signal for government communications. In sports, the debate rages on about the fairness of transgender athletes competing against women, while Hyundai's investment in American manufacturing showcases shifting industry dynamics.

Dive into a discussion on the foundational principles of government and the critical balance of power. An alarming reveal from a cartel member sheds light on smuggling activity through Canada that the country had previously downplayed. The debate heats up around transgender athletes in women's sports, sparking questions about fairness and competitive advantages. Explore the challenges in immigration policies and the moral complexities associated with human trafficking, alongside calls for urgent reforms in fiscal policy.

Gary Buechler, known as Nerdrotic, dives into the box office bomb of Disney's live-action 'Snow White,' attributing its failure to the controversial politics of its lead, Rachel Zegler. He critiques Disney's shift from beloved storytelling to a politically charged narrative, questioning the implications for children's entertainment. The discussion also reflects on nostalgia for classic Disney and the cultural significance of today’s adaptations, revealing a deeper commentary on current societal narratives and corporate practices.

Gary Buechler, known as Nerdrotic, joins to dissect the spectacular failure of Disney's live-action 'Snow White' and how Rachel Zegler's controversial views might have contributed. He shares insights on modern Hollywood’s struggles and challenges faced by major studios. Glenn teases an intriguing production examining Lee Harvey Oswald's infamous shot and recounts the historic significance of Patrick Henry's 'liberty' speech, linking past sentiments about revolution to today’s discussions on government overreach.

Liz Truss, former Prime Minister of the UK, shares her views on Britain's decline and her vision for a 'second American revolution.' With the UK facing bankruptcy and societal challenges, she emphasizes the urgency for reform. Truss critiques the mainstream media and highlights her efforts to create a rival to the BBC. Despite a bleak outlook, she remains hopeful, warning that the West must change within a decade to prevent catastrophe. Truss also connects British and American political landscapes, advocating for a return to traditional conservative values.