The Glenn Beck Program

In this engaging discussion, comedian Rob Schneider shares insights from his new book, addressing freedom of speech and the importance of speaking your mind. He also comments on RFK Jr.’s endorsement of Trump. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise reflects on resilience after violence, sharing his personal journey since being shot. The conversation takes a serious turn, exploring the dangers posed by proposed shifts in government and the implications for democracy, particularly around children's rights and state indoctrination. It's a lively mix of humor and heavy topics!

Rob Schneider, a comedian and author, dives into his new book on free speech, discussing the importance of expressing oneself in today's climate. Rep. Steve Scalise shares his firsthand experience of surviving a shooting and returning to politics with resilience. They touch on Trump’s return to Pennsylvania after an assassination attempt and the implications of RFK Jr.'s endorsement of him. The conversation also highlights a defamation lawsuit by IRS whistleblowers against Hunter Biden’s lawyer, underscoring the themes of accountability and traditional values.

Join U.S. Senator Rand Paul, known for his libertarian stance, and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, who shares insights on his upcoming book. They discuss Javier Milei's bold speech at the UN, warning against globalist agendas that threaten sovereignty. Rand Paul highlights alarming failures by the Secret Service regarding threats against Trump, while Ramaswamy critiques climate policies driving up housing costs. They navigate the intertwining of politics and media, offering sharp commentary on the current landscape and calls for accountability.

Join Sen. Rand Paul, a libertarian Republican senator from Kentucky, and Vivek Ramaswamy, a former presidential candidate and author, as they delve into pressing political issues. They discuss President Javier Milei's bold critique of the U.N.'s globalist agenda and Argentina's shift towards individual liberties. Ramaswamy shares insights from his upcoming book on America First ideals, while Paul highlights alarming security failures leading to an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability in protective agencies.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a political representative, shares insights on the upcoming elections and the troubling decrease in voter turnout among people of faith. He debunks narratives surrounding January 6th, while Max Lucado, an influential author and pastor, emphasizes how faith communities can shape election outcomes. The discussion also addresses the concerning UN energy plans favoring elites over average citizens and critiques the Biden administration's climate initiatives, emphasizing the moral imperative for civic engagement among believers.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a Republican representative from Georgia, discusses recent testimonies that challenge the prevailing narratives surrounding January 6. Meanwhile, Max Lucado, an inspirational minister and author, emphasizes how faith-driven individuals can significantly influence the upcoming presidential election. They explore the troubling trend of lower voting participation among religious communities and discuss strategies to boost engagement. Together, they highlight the importance of civic responsibility and the role of shared values in shaping democracy.

Brendan Carr, an FCC Commissioner, dives into the controversial fast-tracking of George Soros's acquisition of over 200 radio stations, sparking concerns about foreign influence in American media. Justin Haskins, co-author of influential books, discusses the implications of the U.N.'s recent "Summit of the Future" on personal freedoms and the 2024 elections. The duo reflects on the growing manipulation tactics evident in today's society, and Glenn Beck emphasizes the urgency of returning to faith as America faces moral challenges.

Brendan Carr, an FCC Commissioner, discusses the alarming approval for George Soros to buy 200 radio stations, raising questions about foreign influence on American media. Justin Haskins, co-author of impactful books, breaks down the implications of the U.N.'s 'Summit of the Future' for 2024 elections and personal freedoms. They explore the similarities of cult behavior in political contexts, stressing the urgent need for media transparency and a revival of spiritual values in society.

Ryan Walters, an expert in national security and political threats, joins the discussion on the chilling circumstances surrounding recent assassination attempts against Trump. They delve into the historical significance of firearms in political violence, spotlighting a rifle linked to Lee Harvey Oswald. Walters also critiques VP candidate Tim Walz's anti-parent stance and the broader implications for education and parental rights. Additionally, the conversation touches on alarming health incidents at a Trump rally, underscoring the need for accountability in the face of escalating political threats.

Ryan Walters, Oklahoma's state Superintendent of Public Instruction, dives into the contentious landscape of education and parental beliefs. He raises urgent concerns about the political influence on education, particularly regarding radical reforms in Minnesota. The conversation highlights alarming trends affecting children's futures while emphasizing the need for parents to be vigilant and involved. Additionally, Walters discusses the broader implications of educational policies tied to the current political climate, advocating for accountability and awareness.