The Glenn Beck Program

Justin Haskins, vice president at The Heartland Institute and author of The Next Big Crash, dives into the looming threats within our financial system. He discusses the centralization of ownership through the Depository Trust Company and how it can lead to systemic exploitation. The conversation also touches on the rising cultural tensions in Texas, examining how demographic shifts and parallel societies pose assimilation challenges. Additionally, they reflect on the FBI's failures in a presidential assassination attempt, highlighting concerns over online radicalization.

Scott Jennings, CNN senior political contributor and author of "A Revolution of Common Sense," dives into President Trump's renewed call for the release of Epstein files, raising questions about political transparency. He discusses the evolving Democratic landscape, warning of increasing socialist influence and the urgency for the GOP to counteract it. Jennings also shares insights from his time with Trump, revealing a side of the former president that is warm and surprisingly humorous, and analyzes the implications of AI-powered toys for children.

Scott Jennings, a CNN senior political contributor and author of 'A Revolution of Common Sense,' dives into Trump-era politics. He discusses President Trump's surprising appeal to working-class voters and his insights from working closely with Trump while writing his book. The pair also tackle the rising urgency of left-wing radicalism, the implications of releasing Epstein's files, and how they could affect conspiracy theories. Jennings contrasts today's political climate with historical socialist movements, shedding light on the evolving landscape.

Timothy Alberino, an author and explorer known for his work on ancient megaliths and biblical traditions, dives deep into the Book of Enoch and the Nephilim. He explores the idea that ancient giants and extraterrestrial beings may have cohabited with humans in a forgotten era. Alberino raises alarms about transhumanism, warning that gene editing and AI could lead us away from our humanity and threaten our salvation. He challenges listeners to consider what it truly means to be human in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Michael Iskander, known for his role as David in Amazon's 'House of David' series, joins the discussion on leadership and the importance of character. He shares insights from training for his role, emphasizing lessons learned from shepherding, such as leading by example and protecting those you guide. The conversation delves into the spiritual aspects of preparation through fasting and prayer, and Iskander explains why the story of David resonates, highlighting themes of flawed heroism and redemption.

Michael Iskander, an actor known for his role as David in Amazon's 'House of David,' discusses the intricacies of portraying leadership and the importance of character preparation. He shares insights into the show's production and reflects on Goliath’s portrayal, emphasizing more than just size. Iskander also recounts the shepherd lessons that shaped his understanding of David’s leadership qualities and the profound connection his story has with audiences. Plus, he humorously navigates questions about audition rituals and career aspirations.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discusses his ambitious five-point plan to tackle rising property taxes, advocating for local spending limits and citizen tax rollbacks. Senator John Kennedy dives into government shutdown dynamics, the filibuster, and shares insights from his new book on Washington's quirks. Justin Haskins highlights polling data revealing a concerning trend among young people favoring AI as decision-makers in governance. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the current political climate and the potential implications of emerging technologies.

Sen. John Kennedy, a sharp-witted United States Senator from Louisiana and author, joins the conversation to tackle pressing political issues. He shares insights on Trump’s controversial tariff policy and debates the future of the filibuster in the Senate. Kennedy also discusses the influence of progressive Democrats and the challenges faced by party leaders. Adding to the intrigue, Glenn explores the implications of newly released Epstein emails, questioning their impact on Trump and calling for full transparency.

Millions witnessed the northern lights, prompting Glenn to explore their captivating allure. Listener calls reveal concerns about politics, education, and parenting. He warns about ideological bias in universities and the dangers of AI in schools. Glenn argues we're already in World War III and advises parents on discussing political differences with their children. The discussion includes Trump's proposed tariff checks, critiques of art world excess, and reflections on faith in challenging times. Can we find truth amidst the chaos?

The dangers of biased university education are scrutinized, sparking a lively debate with a listener who disagrees with the host. Trump's proposed $2,000 tariff checks stir discussions on economic feasibility. There’s a fascinating dive into George Washington’s character and surprising historical insights, alongside a bold project aiming to explore the founders' original writings. The conversation also touches on the implications of AI growth, empty server farms, and the art world's contradictions, highlighted by a solid gold toilet auction.