The Glenn Beck Program

Max Lucado, a renowned author and pastor, shares his insights on faith and hope. He discusses living in what he calls 'the fourth quarter' of prophetic history marked by global crises and Israel's significance. Max emphasizes the importance of spiritual vigilance, offering hope amid the rising societal issues like teen suicide and moral decline. He explores biblical prophecy, urging listeners to be prepared for tribulation while maintaining faith. The conversation also touches on topics like AI and the essence of bringing God into contemporary discussions.

Joining the discussion are Robert Cahaly, chief pollster at the Trafalgar Group, known for his insights into political trends, and Steve Baker, a commentator on pressing political issues. They dive into Kamala Harris’ recent event with Oprah, critiquing her overt political gestures towards gun owners. Cahaly reveals the concept of 'submerged Republican voters' and how they're overlooked in polls. The show also touches on alarming threats against Supreme Court justices and the challenges posed by AI as it rapidly enters the political landscape.

Robert Cahaly, chief pollster of the Trafalgar Group, discusses the concept of 'submerged Republican voters' who feel underrepresented in current polling. He highlights the challenges of capturing the true electoral landscape. Meanwhile, Robert Unanue, President of Goya Foods, shares his experience standing firm against cancel culture after supporting Donald Trump. The conversation also touches on the impacts of rising costs, shifting political dynamics among Gen Z, and the rising concerns surrounding crime and values in America.

Bret Weinstein, an evolutionary biologist, and Carol Roth, a financial expert, dive into America’s political divide and the historical context behind it. They discuss the alarming trend of viewing violence as a potential solution to conflict. Weinstein critiques Trump’s legacy as the potential 're-founder of the country,' while Roth analyzes the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cuts. The conversation also starkly highlights the disparity in benefits between illegal immigrants and struggling veterans, sparking calls from veterans frustrated over resource allocation.

Bret Weinstein is an evolutionary biologist known for his views on societal issues, while Carol Roth is a former investment banker focusing on economic trends. They dive into America's historical divisions, pondering if Trump's legacy could shape a new national identity. Weinstein discusses the dangerous allure of violence in political conflicts, while Roth analyzes the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cuts and their economic implications. Together, they emphasize the urgency of unity in a fractured political landscape.

Nicole Shanahan, a former RFK Jr. running mate, and Jonathan Conricus, a former Israel Defense spokesperson, dive into a gripping discussion. Shanahan emphasizes the need for unity in the political landscape post-assassination attempt against Trump. Meanwhile, Conricus offers insights on a strategic operation that led to Hezbollah's pagers exploding, revealing innovative military tactics. They also touch on the influence of radical NGOs and explore the relationship between political rhetoric and real-world consequences.

Nicole Shanahan, former running mate of RFK Jr., discusses the urgent need for party unity, especially after recent political tensions, including assassination attempts against Trump. She highlights the role of leftist NGOs in pushing radical ideologies in the U.S. Ze'ev Orenstein, director at the City of David Foundation, shares fascinating insights on archaeological findings that corroborate biblical accounts, intertwining faith with history. The conversation emphasizes the importance of authentic political dialogue amidst shifting voter sentiments.

Tulsi Gabbard, a prominent political figure and former congresswoman, joins to discuss the intense rhetoric from Democrats surrounding Trump, particularly after recent violent events. She questions the possibility of unity after such incidents, while Glenn Beck critiques the media's double standards on political violence. The conversation dives into the societal implications of inflammatory speech, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and the connections between federal funding, immigration policies, and local impacts, all underscored by humor and critical analysis.

Tulsi Gabbard, a former U.S. Representative, dives into the urgent need for political unity in today’s climate. She passionately discusses the implications of incendiary rhetoric surrounding Donald Trump and the recent assassination attempts, emphasizing how such language can lead to real-world violence. Gabbard also critiques media double standards in reporting political violence and underscores the importance of free speech in fostering productive dialogue. Her insights challenge the narratives that dominate political discourse today.

Steve Friend, a political insider and FBI whistleblower, joins Erik Prince, a retired U.S. Navy SEAL, to discuss the alarming second assassination attempt on Donald Trump. They examine the implications of media rhetoric and its link to political violence, questioning the motives behind the attack and the role of state-run media in shaping public opinion. The conversation dives into security lapses, the suspect's dubious background, and the need for accountability in federal agencies, all while highlighting the urgency for a shift in political discourse.