The Glenn Beck Program

Julio Rosas, a national correspondent for Blaze Media, shares insights on the recent protests in D.C. as Trump prepares for his second term. Christopher Bedford, senior politics editor, dives into Trump’s postponed TikTok ban and Biden's last-minute pardons, sparking debate over accountability. The conversation touches on the need for a return to foundational American principles and the evolving dynamics of political activism, highlighting both current challenges and potential for renewed engagement.

Jonathan Pageau, a renowned Christian artist and public intellectual, delves into a fascinating discussion about the coexistence of angels and demons, and the hidden truths behind conspiracy theories. He explores the nature of evil and cultural anxieties, touching on intriguing subjects like aliens, fairy tales, and even historical mistrust in authority. Pageau shares personal encounters with the divine and reflects on the role of storytelling in shaping beliefs, offering listeners a unique perspective on the transformative power of spirituality amid societal changes.

Brad Meltzer, author renowned for his investigative work on presidential assassinations, shares insights from his latest book about a nearly forgotten plot against JFK. He discusses a controversial tape suggesting LBJ's involvement in the assassination. Cinematographer Gabriel Kirkpatrick Mann reveals the shocking truths behind California's wildfire history, detailing the challenges he faced releasing his documentary. The podcast also touches on security measures for the upcoming inauguration and the political shifts as Biden’s term concludes.

Brad Meltzer, a bestselling author known for his gripping mystery novels, discusses his latest work, revealing a lesser-known assassination attempt on JFK that was nearly forgotten. Joining him, Gabriel Kirkpatrick Mann, a cinematographer and director, shares insights about his documentary "Hotshot," which uncovers the overlooked realities of California wildfires. Both guests highlight the struggle against mainstream narratives in their respective fields, diving deep into the hidden truths of history and environmental challenges.

Jonathan Pageau, a symbolic iconographer, dives into the mind-bending theory that NASA may have discovered evidence of a parallel universe, linking it to our cultural symbols. Gordon Chang, author of 'China Is Going To War,' discusses the Panama Canal's potential to ignite global conflict with China. They also explore U.S.-China tensions, Trump's pharmaceutical plans, and the political undertones of Biden's farewell address, blending humor with keen insights into current geopolitical crises.

Jonathan Pageau, the founder of Symbolic World Press and a renowned expert on symbolism, dives into the mind-bending idea that NASA may have found clues of a parallel universe. Meanwhile, Gordon Chang, author of 'China Is Going To War,' highlights the critical role of the Panama Canal in potential future conflicts with China. They explore the philosophical implications of UFO phenomena and the geopolitical strategies of China, raising alarms about the intersection of nationalism and conflict on the global stage.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida Congresswoman and Air Force veteran, joins the discussion on gender roles in the military, emphasizing the need for context in evaluating women's capabilities. They dissect Pete Hegseth's recent confirmation hearing, where he skillfully countered Democratic criticism. The conversation touches on military policy, UFO disclosures, and the implications of corporate responses to social movements. Additionally, they explore the political landscape, including Trump's negotiation tactics and California's governance post-wildfires.

Dive into the debate surrounding Pete Hegseth’s confirmation hearing and the political tactics employed by Democrats. Hear about Carrie Underwood's anticipated appearance at Trump’s inauguration. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna discusses the complexities of women in military roles and the impact of gender standards. The conversation also touches on Gavin Newsom’s controversial policies affecting California homeowners, and explores the pressing issues around Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and military transparency.

Joining the conversation are Brian Fennessy, the Orange County Fire Chief, who tackles the wildfire crisis and shares insights on preventative strategies. Mihail Neamtu, a Romanian Member of Parliament, discusses the political protests over election integrity in Romania after the EU's decision to cancel an election. They delve into California's mismanagement during disasters and the balance between giving aid and encouraging responsibility. The episode highlights the dire need for effective resource management amidst natural calamities and the complexities of political governance.

Wildfires are wreaking havoc in California, with discussions on the need for responsible aid and accountability. Orange County's Fire Chief sheds light on the government's role in exacerbating the crisis. The show also highlights California's unique environmental challenges and historical factors impacting wildfire risks. A humorous twist surrounds political perceptions, especially on aging, as the hosts share witty insights. Overall, the importance of preparedness and resilient infrastructure in facing natural disasters takes center stage.