The Glenn Beck Program

The New York Times called the Constitution "dangerous" and a "threat to democracy," so Glenn shares his thoughts. Glenn and Stu discuss the group Gays Against Groomers and the attacks the group has received for speaking truth and common sense. Former RFK Jr. running mate Nicole Shanahan joins to discuss how moderate Democrats are waking up to what their party has become. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this candid conversation, Dennis Quaid, the acclaimed actor known for his versatile roles, opens up about the daunting experience of portraying Ronald Reagan. He shares the profound impact of visiting Reagan's ranch and how it helped him embrace the role. Quaid reflects on his personal struggles with addiction and the transformative power of faith. The discussion touches on America's future, the importance of community, and the nostalgic legacy of Reagan, while Quaid reveals his musical talent in an impromptu piano performance.

Kamala Harris sat down with CNN’s Dana Bash for her first interview as the Democratic presidential candidate. While some of the questions were fair, Kamala’s answers were what you would expect. Glenn and Stu discuss the lies and flip-flopping exposed in Kamala’s interview. Tim Walz blamed his "poor grammar" as the reason for his false statements regarding his military service. BlazeTV host of “Relatable” Allie Beth Stuckey joins to discuss the political miscalculation of Trump coming out against Florida’s six-week abortion ban and what the political consequences may be. Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts joins to discuss his new website, which exposes all the horrific truth about Kamala’s policies and track record that the media is trying to ignore. Artist Albin Veselka joins to share how he tells stories through art. Filling in for Glenn, Stu discusses Ronald Reagan’s legacy and lasting fingerprint on the conservative movement. Stu rants against Kamala’s CNN interview and the lies she peddled about her stance on fracking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Allie Beth Stuckey, a BlazeTV host known for her sharp political insights, discusses Trump's controversial stance on Florida's six-week abortion ban and its implications for pro-life advocacy. Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, critiques Kamala Harris’s policies through his new website that sheds light on overlooked truths. Additionally, artist Albin Veselka shares his creative approach to storytelling in art, emphasizing the importance of narrative in both culture and politics.

Asra Nomani, an author known for her provocative book 'Woke Army', joins the discussion to dissect the evolving dynamics within the Democratic Party. She highlights the significance of recent DNC protests and delves into the implications of Kamala Harris's controversial tax plans. The hosts critique Harris's inconsistent policy stances, particularly on environmental issues, and warn about the potential economic fallout if she ascends to power. They also predict the challenges Trump might face in the upcoming debate against Harris amidst a backdrop of rising crime and inflation.

Asra Nomani, an author noted for her critique on social movements and political issues, joins the discussion. She sheds light on the chaos within the DNC and the implications of Kamala Harris's campaign strategies. The conversation dives into the absurdity of misleading political messages and their effects on voter perceptions. They also critique the progressive policies impacting the economy and social structures, warning about how these shifts could undermine freedom and traditional values.

Cleta Mitchell, founder of the Election Integrity Network, discusses her battle against election fraud in Georgia, highlighting concerns over illegal alien voter registrations. Jeff Clark sheds light on the recent indictment of Donald Trump and its implications for the election, questioning whether Trump could be jailed before November. Together, they explore the chaos in political accountability and the possible repercussions for American democracy, as the stakes rise in a deeply polarized climate.

Cleta Mitchell, founder of the Election Integrity Network, dives into the urgent fight for election fairness in Georgia, revealing how illegal aliens are registered to vote across the nation. Meanwhile, Eva Edl, an 89-year-old survivor of a communist concentration camp, shares her harrowing experience of facing ten years in prison for peacefully protesting outside an abortion clinic, revealing the struggles against authoritarianism. Together, they navigate the intersection of political propaganda and the implications for individual freedoms in today's America.

Tulsi Gabbard, former U.S. Congresswoman and political commentator, discusses her unexpected endorsement of Trump and the implications for democracy under a potential Kamala Harris presidency. The conversation dives into the alarming trends of social media censorship, especially regarding free speech on platforms like Facebook and YouTube. Gabbard also shares insights on the shifting allegiances among traditional Democrats and critiques the influence of the military-industrial complex on current foreign policy decisions.

Tulsi Gabbard, former Representative from Hawaii and a political commentator, dives into her surprising endorsement of Trump and the alarming freedoms at stake if Kamala Harris ascends to power. She sheds light on recent censorship controversies, including revelations from Zuckerberg about content suppression. The conversation also touches on the stark disconnect between political leaders and voter interests, highlighting shifting polling dynamics as the election approaches. Gabbard's insights challenge conventional political narratives and emphasize the urgent need for accountability.