The Glenn Beck Program

Justin Haskins, co-author of "Propaganda Wars," dives into the ongoing media battles surrounding Donald Trump and election narratives. He highlights the implications of the propaganda industrial complex and its failures during recent elections. The discussion extends to critical thinking strategies for navigating misinformation online, the rise of deep fake technology, and the necessity of meeting neighbors in real life. They also ponder the challenges posed by emerging artificial general intelligence, urging listeners to remain vigilant and informed in this chaotic information landscape.

Alex Jones, founder of Infowars and known for his bold commentary, joins David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist and author, to discuss the potential implications of RFK Jr.'s nomination as health and human services secretary. They explore the complexities of the FDA's influence in healthcare and the need for accountability. Jones reveals the truth about Infowars' recent auction fiasco, while Harsanyi critiques political polarization and conspiracy theories, highlighting the Democrats’ role in election denial.

Alex Jones, a controversial radio host known for his conspiracy theories, discusses the peculiar sale of Infowars, revealing it was a private transaction disguised as an auction. David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist, shares insights from his book, "The Rise of BlueAnon," critiquing Democrats for their election-denying behavior while spotlighting the hypocrisy in conspiracy narratives. They also dive into the implications of RFK Jr.'s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services, exploring the evolving political landscape and issues surrounding personal freedoms.

Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, and Justin Haskins, co-author of 'Propaganda Wars,' share insights on Trump's unconventional Cabinet picks. They discuss the controversial nomination of Matt Gaetz for attorney general and the implications of current political appointments. The conversation also highlights the need for accountability in governance and the challenges faced by political figures in a polarized environment. Additionally, they explore the role of misinformation and the importance of fostering genuine engagement in politics.

Kevin Roberts, President of The Heritage Foundation, discusses the urgent need to dismantle political elitism and restore power to the American people. He delves into the controversy surrounding Trump’s pick of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, examining the implications of loyalty in political appointments. Rep. Thomas Massie chimes in, supporting Gaetz's candidacy while exploring the broader political dynamics at play. The conversation also underscores the significance of civic engagement and personal accountability in revitalizing the American Dream.

President-elect Donald Trump announced more of his Cabinet picks, and while some sound incredible, others seem to miss the mark. On the good side, Trump’s new government efficiency program, spearheaded by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, looks promising. Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss some of Trump’s Cabinet picks and explains why he supports Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense. Glenn explains why he’s so optimistic about Trump’s second term. Glenn and Stu discuss the latest CNN news and the shocking amount the network is paying some of its hosts. American Path President Clint Brown joins to give the current state of the Senate leadership race and makes the case for a private vote for Senate majority leader. Author of "You Will Own Nothing" Carol Roth joins to share her opinion on Trump’s potential treasury pick and how long it will take to recover from Biden’s economy. "The View’s" Whoopi Goldberg considers herself "working class" and would leave the show if she had enough money.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Clint Brown, Vice President of Government Relations at the Heritage Foundation, shares insights on the Senate leadership race and argues for a private vote for majority leader. Carol Roth, author of "You Will Own Nothing," discusses potential picks for Treasury and the long road to economic recovery from Biden’s policies. Together, they dive into Trump’s Cabinet possibilities, revealing the complexities of political change and the importance of visionary leadership.

President Trump has announced he will shut down the Department of Education. Will he be able to follow through? Glenn is hopefully optimistic. Is Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) a good pick for secretary of state? Glenn shares some concerns as he and Stu discuss the interesting pick. Glenn stresses the importance of Trump surrounding himself with trustworthy players in his Cabinet. Many on the Left and some on the Right are against tariffs. However, President Trump is poised to implement many of them during his second term. Heritage Foundation visiting fellow Peter St Onge joins to lay out how tariffs can help the economy, as long as they're coupled with lowering taxes everywhere else. Glenn and Stu discuss the probability that Trump will be able to eliminate income tax while having complete Republican control of the government. Glenn and Stu discuss the role of ABC’s "The View" in getting President-elect Donald Trump elected for a second term. It’s simple: If you’re here illegally, you have no right to be here. Moms for Liberty co-founder Tina Descovich joins to celebrate the school board victories across the country.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter St Onge, a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation with a focus on economics, joins to discuss the implications of tariffs for the U.S. economy. He argues that strategic tariffs can boost growth, especially when paired with tax reductions. The conversation also touches on Trump’s potential to eliminate income tax and the prospects for substantial job growth. The guests humorously debate the complexities of tax reform while exploring the political landscape and the historical context of these economic strategies.

Justin Hoover, executive director of The Battle Within, advocates for improved mental health support for veterans facing hidden struggles. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing their sacrifices and acknowledges the alarming rates of veteran homelessness. Hoover also discusses the transformative program designed to help veterans rebuild their lives. The conversation touches on the Pentagon's secret strategic meetings in anticipation of Trump's presidency, raising questions about national security and leadership access. It's a riveting blend of military insight and a heartfelt call to honor those who served.