The Glenn Beck Program

Duncan Stroik, an architect renowned for restoring Notre Dame Cathedral, joins to discuss the balance of historical accuracy in modern architecture. He emphasizes the importance of craftsmanship amid technological advances. Jason Buttrill, former military intelligence, dives into Biden's controversial presidential pardons, questioning potential motives and connections to deeper governmental issues. The podcast also explores alarming drone sightings and their implications for national security, alongside intriguing revelations about UFOs and their government narratives.

Architect Duncan Stroik, a Notre Dame professor known for his expertise in historical restoration, discusses the challenges of restoring Notre Dame Cathedral while maintaining its historical integrity. He contrasts modern influences with the importance of preserving craftsmanship and emotional connections to traditional architecture. The conversation also touches on the evolution of media trust and public fears, balancing the weight of nostalgia with the urgent need for transparency in today’s world.

Join New Jersey Assemblyman Brian Bergen, a former Apache pilot, as he sheds light on the mysterious drone swarms over the East Coast, probing into potential foreign threats. Rabbi Daniel Lapin discusses the societal shift towards glorifying violence and the darker implications of recent crimes, including the murder of a healthcare CEO. Pat Gray and Christopher Bedford dive into political tensions, examining Mitch McConnell's maneuvers against Trump and the underlying conflicts within the Democratic Party. An intriguing exploration of current events unfolds!

New Jersey Assemblyman Brian Bergen, a former Apache helicopter pilot, shares insights on drone surveillance frustrations and lack of governmental transparency. Christopher Bedford, senior editor at Blaze News, exposes Mitch McConnell's secret maneuvers against Trump, delving into the GOP's internal conflicts. The discussion also critiques societal glorification of violence and the chaotic pandemic response, urging for accountability and truth in governance amidst rising global tensions.

Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, shares his concerns about the dangers of AI, especially regarding its impact on youth. Kevin Freeman discusses the implications of transitioning to a gold-backed currency. Megan Garcia talks about her heartbreaking journey for justice after her son’s AI-related suicide. Bill O'Reilly and others critique the media’s disturbing glorification of a murder suspect, questioning the intersection of morality and modern journalism. Together, they emphasize the urgent need for better accountability in technology.

Glenn begins the show by explaining why he lacks the Christmas spirit this year, forcing him to examine the greatest gift ever given to mankind. Glenn plays more outrageous statements made by "journalist" Taylor Lorenz and a BLM member from New York. Does the First Amendment protect these horrific statements? Bill O'Reilly gives his opinion on this latest example of the media's egregious behavior. Center for Humane Technology co-founder Tristan Harris joins to discuss the developments in a major case involving more children harmed by AI chatbots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Staropoli, a former U.S. Secret Service agent, warns about ongoing threats to President-elect Trump before Inauguration Day, spotlighting security gaps. Alan Dershowitz dives into free speech controversies and the Daniel Penny verdict, while Senator Mike Lee debates the extent of presidential pardon powers. Ze’ev Orenstein shares remarkable archaeological findings that support biblical narratives, including insights about the Ark of the Covenant. The discussion weaves together pressing legal, historical, and security issues, engaging listeners with profound implications.

Richard Staropoli, a former U.S. Secret Service agent, sounds the alarm on security threats surrounding President-elect Trump. Senator Mike Lee challenges the notion of unconditional presidential pardons. Ze’ev Orenstein delves into archaeological findings in Jerusalem that provide evidence supporting biblical accounts. The discussion also touches on the complexities of protecting former presidents and the implications of historical excavations revealing profound insights into faith and heritage.

Sen. Rand Paul, the outspoken libertarian Kentucky Senator, dives into Trump's upcoming government waste program and the potential for a more efficient government. Randy Clark, a retired Border Patrol agent, shares firsthand insights on the shifting dynamics at the U.S.-Mexico border, especially with Trump's return to power. San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond discusses local sanctuary city policies, highlighting the challenges of illegal immigration on community safety. The conversation also touches on media bias in Trump's interactions and the implications of controversial legal cases.

Sen. Rand Paul, a U.S. Senator from Kentucky known for his libertarian views, discusses Trump’s government waste program, expressing optimism for greater efficiency. Randy Clark, a retired Border Patrol officer and Breitbart reporter, shares insights on current border dynamics and potential changes under Trump. They examine the implications of Trump's media strategies and operational challenges at the border, including drug cartels and asylum policies. The conversation also touches on the contentious issue of birthright citizenship and the complexity of immigration laws.