The Glenn Beck Program

Dave McCormick, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania with a military and business background, joins Jeffrey Tucker, founder of the Brownstone Institute and expert on internet censorship. They delve into the shocking tale of a pet squirrel being euthanized under government overreach, sparking a conversation on personal freedoms and authoritarianism. McCormick critiques current leadership on key issues like the fentanyl crisis and economic stability, while Tucker discusses the importance of preserving digital history amidst rising censorship.

Forrie J. Smith, known for his role as Lloyd Pierce in 'Yellowstone,' shares his journey from cowboy to actor and real-life rancher. He discusses the core values of cowboy culture, like community and resilience, alongside pressing issues such as the decline of American beef and the political climate affecting youth. Smith boldly addresses controversial topics, including the impact of social media and the transgender agenda in schools, emphasizing the importance of protecting his children and neighbors. His heartfelt anecdotes reflect on navigating differing political views.

This election would be a blowout if this were any other election in Glenn’s lifetime. But it’s incredibly close still. Are pollsters lying about how close this election is? Stu breaks down why most election polls are extremely close. Glenn lays out, in the Left’s own words, what will happen if the election is within the margin of error. Will the Left resort to drastic measures if Trump wins the election? Artist Danny Gokey joins to share his new song, "My America." The Left and state-run media have found their latest Trump quote to take out of context and lie about. Glenn and Stu break down the context behind Trump’s quote regarding Liz Cheney and claim the Left has made similar statements. If you’re afraid to tell your spouse who you’re voting for, you may be in an abusive marriage. Glenn and Stu discuss the latest hit piece from the New York Times, with the help of Media Matters, which attempts to force YouTube to silence conservative commentators. Kristi Kendall, director and producer of "Undivide Us," joins to discuss how both sides can unify during these hostile times.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Danny Gokey, a Grammy Award-winning artist and former American Idol finalist known for his patriotic music, shares insights on his new song "My America" and its role in fostering hope during tough times. Kristi Kendall, director of the documentary "Undivide Us," discusses the importance of unity in a divided nation and how compassionate dialogue can bridge political divides. The conversation touches on the significance of civility in civic engagement and the power of music to nurture patriotism and community resilience.

Amber Duke, Washington editor for The Spectator and co-host of 'Rising,' shares her experiences navigating the chaotic political landscape. They discuss Trump's clever response to Biden's 'garbage' comment, his unique campaign strategies, and the impact of social media manipulation amidst rising tensions. Duke also reflects on her unexpected fallout from a podcast incident where she was labeled a 'Nazi,' highlighting the extremes of political discourse. The conversation sheds light on critical voter engagement issues and the looming implications of the upcoming election.

Amber Duke, Washington editor for The Spectator and co-host of "Rising," dives into her recent walk-off after being labeled a "Nazi" by her podcast co-host. The discussion also zings humorously around Trump's outrageous campaign antics, including his grand entrance in a garbage truck. They tackle extreme abortion policies sought by the Left, exposing harsh realities for pro-life advocates. Additionally, the importance of voter engagement in key states is highlighted, sparking reflections on the current political climate.

Joining the conversation are Armin Mizani, Mayor of Keller, Texas, who critiques controversial jokes made at a Trump rally and emphasizes real political issues. Bernie Moreno, Ohio Senate candidate, reveals the tight race against Sherrod Brown and the strategies involved. Shawn Rowland, CEO of Jase Medical, highlights medical supply chain disruptions and their impact. Jonathan Conricus shares insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while Harmeet Dhillon offers legal perspectives on election integrity and the risks associated with potential Trump re-election.

Keller, Texas Mayor Armin Mizani, a Puerto Rican native, shares insights on the cultural backlash from a comedian's jokes, urging focus on deeper issues. Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno discusses his tight race and the electoral shift among Latino voters towards conservative values, driven by economic concerns. Former Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson Jonathan Conricus reflects on how a Trump or Harris presidency could impact U.S.-Israel relations amidst ongoing conflicts, including the complexities of Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Ryan Girdusky, founder of the 1776 Project PAC and political consultant known for his insights on CNN, joins the discussion about media biases against conservatives. He shares his experiences on the network, emphasizing the fragility of leftist arguments when confronted. The conversation also touches on the implications of absentee ballots and drop box criticisms, with a comedic twist on political discourse. Additionally, they dissect the increasing support for Trump, unveiling the complexities of today's political climate and the role of humor in rallies.

The discussion kicks off with a spicy take on the Washington Post's biased support for Kamala Harris while dodging endorsements. The dangers surrounding ballot drop boxes spark debate, especially after a recent attack on one. Ryan Girdusky shares his fiery experience on CNN, showcasing the network's anti-conservative slant. The conversation also digs into the media's subtle maneuvers to push a Democratic agenda and highlights the challenges conservative voices face in mainstream platforms, all wrapped in humor and sharp insights.