The Glenn Beck Program

Sen. Eric Schmitt, the U.S. Senator from Missouri and former Attorney General, discusses the Democrats' failure to learn from their recent election losses, particularly the surprising poll favoring Kamala Harris for 2028. Gavin McInnes, co-founder of Vice Media, chimes in on the rising acceptance of Trump supporters and its potential implications. They tackle controversies in education and media representation, as well as the disconnect between extremist agendas and the real experiences of marginalized communities. A thought-provoking conversation unfolds!

Representative Cory Mills, a Republican Congressman from Florida, dives into the heated geopolitics surrounding the Ukraine conflict and its implications for global security. Jason Buttrill, Glenn Beck's chief researcher, elaborates on the risks of nuclear escalation due to recent U.S. actions. They explore parallels with the Cuban Missile Crisis and question whether Biden’s policy might be an impeachable offense. The discussion delves into potential Russian responses and raises alarms about America's readiness for the rising tensions.

Rep. Cory Mills, a conservative House member from Florida, dives into the escalating tensions in Ukraine and the potential consequences for U.S. foreign policy. He discusses the alarming parallels to the Cuban Missile Crisis, raising concerns about nuclear threats and miscalculations. Mills questions whether the current regime's actions could lead to a global conflict. The conversation also touches on the implications of U.S. leadership amid these geopolitical dynamics, emphasizing the urgent need for responsible governance in today's volatile landscape.

Jake Paul faced off against Mike Tyson in a highly anticipated boxing match. The hosts debate Trump's renewed popularity and CNN's critique of Glenn's stance on food regulation. Rep. Chip Roy discusses the border crisis, while the concept of a 'shadow Cabinet' is humorously questioned. Klaus Schwab Jr. argues for forest rights. The decline of Redbox is explored, highlighting the impact of streaming on traditional rentals. Lastly, they critique the media's sudden bipartisanship as a desperate power move.

Rep. Chip Roy, a Republican Congressman from Texas, dives into the urgent issues surrounding border security and the need for effective deportation policies. He emphasizes that uncomfortable decisions are necessary to address the ongoing crisis. The conversation also explores the role of government in regulating food safety and the ongoing debate over consumer choices versus governmental intervention. Amidst discussions on political strategies and international dynamics, Roy advocates for strong leadership to overcome today's immigration challenges.

Justin Haskins, co-author of "Propaganda Wars," dives into the ongoing media battles surrounding Donald Trump and election narratives. He highlights the implications of the propaganda industrial complex and its failures during recent elections. The discussion extends to critical thinking strategies for navigating misinformation online, the rise of deep fake technology, and the necessity of meeting neighbors in real life. They also ponder the challenges posed by emerging artificial general intelligence, urging listeners to remain vigilant and informed in this chaotic information landscape.

Alex Jones, founder of Infowars and known for his bold commentary, joins David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist and author, to discuss the potential implications of RFK Jr.'s nomination as health and human services secretary. They explore the complexities of the FDA's influence in healthcare and the need for accountability. Jones reveals the truth about Infowars' recent auction fiasco, while Harsanyi critiques political polarization and conspiracy theories, highlighting the Democrats’ role in election denial.

Alex Jones, a controversial radio host known for his conspiracy theories, discusses the peculiar sale of Infowars, revealing it was a private transaction disguised as an auction. David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist, shares insights from his book, "The Rise of BlueAnon," critiquing Democrats for their election-denying behavior while spotlighting the hypocrisy in conspiracy narratives. They also dive into the implications of RFK Jr.'s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services, exploring the evolving political landscape and issues surrounding personal freedoms.

Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation, and Justin Haskins, co-author of 'Propaganda Wars,' share insights on Trump's unconventional Cabinet picks. They discuss the controversial nomination of Matt Gaetz for attorney general and the implications of current political appointments. The conversation also highlights the need for accountability in governance and the challenges faced by political figures in a polarized environment. Additionally, they explore the role of misinformation and the importance of fostering genuine engagement in politics.

Kevin Roberts, President of The Heritage Foundation, discusses the urgent need to dismantle political elitism and restore power to the American people. He delves into the controversy surrounding Trump’s pick of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, examining the implications of loyalty in political appointments. Rep. Thomas Massie chimes in, supporting Gaetz's candidacy while exploring the broader political dynamics at play. The conversation also underscores the significance of civic engagement and personal accountability in revitalizing the American Dream.