The Glenn Beck Program

A lively discussion unfolds around the House COVID-19 subcommittee's final report, validating conservative suspicions. The guests explore the mysterious origins of the virus and call for transparency in government actions. Humorous tales reveal the bizarre experiences of navigating security with a prop sword and rat, showcasing the absurdities of high-stakes events. The conversation wraps up with a spirited debate about the true meaning of chart-topping success, blending humor with personal reflections on fame and family.

Ezra Levant, the founder of Rebel News and recently arrested for filming a pro-Hamas rally, joins the discussion. He warns of the erosion of rights in America, drawing parallels to his experiences in Canada. Glenn highlights the double standards in legal accountability, particularly regarding Trump and Hunter Biden. They also explore the rise of mental health issues among youth and the joys of giving, supported by neuroscience. The segment touches on global tensions, including the alarming situation in South Korea and corporate governance concerns in Delaware.

Ezra Levant, the founder of Rebel News, shares his recent experiences, including his arrest for filming a pro-Hamas rally in his Jewish community, highlighting alarming trends regarding free speech and civil rights in Canada. He warns of potential consequences for America if rights continue to be undermined. Glenn Beck discusses the uneven application of justice in political contexts and theories behind youth mental health crises. They also explore the positive psychological effects of giving and the need for gratitude in today's digital age.

Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute, sheds light on the implications of Hunter Biden's blanket pardon, questioning the integrity of the justice system. He discusses the potential political impact and corruption allegations surrounding the Biden family. Brittany Patterson, arrested for allowing her son to walk alone, shares her experience and highlights the alarming overreach of government into parental rights. The conversation emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in both political and familial realms.

Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute and expert on the Biden family, discusses the troubling implications of President Biden's blanket pardon for his son, Hunter, shedding light on political corruption and accountability. Brittany Patterson, a mother arrested for allowing her 10-year-old son to walk in their small town, shares her harrowing experience with overreach by the prosecution. The conversation raises important questions about parental rights, child independence, and the justice system's perception of safety.

Father Calvin Robinson, a UK priest, shares insights on Europe’s shifting political landscape and the importance of America's role in the world. Pollster Richard Baris discusses surprising voter trends and Trump's momentum in the recent elections, while Lara Trump reflects on family gatherings at Mar-a-Lago and the challenges faced by her father-in-law's team amidst threats. Together, they highlight the ongoing political transformation and the renewed hope for the future as the nation seeks to overcome divisions.

The hosts dive into the troubling state of airlines, spotlighting a new documentary on aviation safety. They dissect the Democratic Party's failures, questioning whether Kamala Harris or Joe Biden is to blame. A recent video by Harris raises eyebrows about her sobriety, leading to a debate on celebrity endorsements and their impact. They also explore the left's habit of doomsday predictions when facing electoral losses, and discuss the complex realities of political accountability within the party.

Pat and Stu tackle the border crisis, drawing attention to the heartbreaking stories of unaccompanied children. Whoopi Goldberg's surprising remarks on fearmongering about Trump spark a lively debate. They also dissect the shifting narratives in politics, from election polling inaccuracies to the concept of financial freedom in the current climate. Notably, they highlight Walmart's recent withdrawal from 'woke' DEI policies and the broader implications for corporate behavior. The complexities of Thanksgiving history are revisited, revealing the often-overlooked truths.

Tensions rise as America navigates complex geopolitical landscapes, especially regarding Ukraine and NATO. A former Soros employee is in the spotlight for a potential Cabinet position, sparking discussions about political loyalty. Uber's AI partnership with Waymo raises questions about safety in autonomous driving. Controversies surrounding accusations against public figures highlight the importance of skill qualifications in leadership roles. Plus, insights into using advanced training tools for responsible gun ownership blend humor with serious concerns about national debt and economic predictions.

Eric Metaxas, a renowned author and radio host, dives deep into the legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the moral responsibilities of Christians. He argues against labeling Trump as Hitler and advocates for faith to be lived out publicly, dispelling fears of being tagged as 'Christian Nationalists.' Metaxas highlights the importance of resisting tyranny, suggesting that declining church attendance could signal a shift towards 'religionless Christianity.' The conversation emphasizes the need for genuine faith and action in the face of modern societal challenges.