The Glenn Beck Program

Lara Trump, Republican National Committee Co-Chair and daughter-in-law of Donald Trump, shares insights on her father-in-law's recent victory and the RNC's crucial role in it. She reflects on how the GOP can move forward after this win. Congressman Chip Roy, representing Texas, discusses what the next two years might hold if the GOP gains full control of the government. Together, they delve into restoring trust in elections and the urgent need for health care reform in America, emphasizing voter integrity and systemic changes.

Donald Trump has been officially declared the winner, and the state-run media are making all the excuses as to why. Stu goes through all the remaining races yet to be called in the Senate, where the GOP has secured a majority. Could the Republicans sweep the entire government and the popular vote? Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to celebrate a Trump victory. Will the Democrats learn any lessons and reflect on such a blatant loss, or will they just make the same excuses? As of this morning, it's excuses. Glenn and Stu go through the various failed tactics the Left tried to get Kamala elected. Do the Democrats have any dirty tricks left in their sleeve in order to keep Trump out of office? Republican National Committee Co-Chair Lara Trump joins to discuss her father-in-law's incredible win, what the RNC did to help get President Trump across the finish line, and what's coming next. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss what the next two years will look like if the GOP has control over all areas of the government.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Phil, renowned psychologist and television personality, joins Sen. Ted Cruz, a leading figure in the Republican Party, and conservative commentator Bridget Phetasy, who shares her transition from liberalism to Trump support. Together, they discuss the remarkable coalition forming around Trump, uniting diverse groups like the Amish and hipsters. The conversation emphasizes crucial voter turnout trends, the implications of shifting demographics, and the importance of preparing for election outcomes. They explore how radical agendas have reshaped political identities and engage with callers about their voting sentiments.

Bridget Phetasy, a contributing editor for The Spectator, shares her surprising political transformation from a California liberal to a Texas Trump supporter, spurred by the Democrats' radical shift. Senator Ted Cruz emphasizes the urgency of maintaining Texas's conservative values and discusses the importance of voter turnout in key states. The conversation highlights the impact of societal changes on political identity and the complexities of the upcoming election, offering insights into the evolving landscape of American politics.

Roseanne Barr, the bold actress and comedian, shares her journey of supporting Trump and discusses Kamala Harris's surprising popularity. Dave McCormick, a Pennsylvania Senate candidate, emphasizes the urgent need for change in the country's political climate. Journalist Salena Zito offers insights on the election landscape, while Jeffrey Tucker highlights the alarming rise in censorship during this cycle. Together, they delve into the implications of government overreach, the role of digital media, and the importance of voter integrity in shaping democracy.

Dave McCormick, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania with a military and business background, joins Jeffrey Tucker, founder of the Brownstone Institute and expert on internet censorship. They delve into the shocking tale of a pet squirrel being euthanized under government overreach, sparking a conversation on personal freedoms and authoritarianism. McCormick critiques current leadership on key issues like the fentanyl crisis and economic stability, while Tucker discusses the importance of preserving digital history amidst rising censorship.

Forrie J. Smith, known for his role as Lloyd Pierce in 'Yellowstone,' shares his journey from cowboy to actor and real-life rancher. He discusses the core values of cowboy culture, like community and resilience, alongside pressing issues such as the decline of American beef and the political climate affecting youth. Smith boldly addresses controversial topics, including the impact of social media and the transgender agenda in schools, emphasizing the importance of protecting his children and neighbors. His heartfelt anecdotes reflect on navigating differing political views.

This election would be a blowout if this were any other election in Glenn’s lifetime. But it’s incredibly close still. Are pollsters lying about how close this election is? Stu breaks down why most election polls are extremely close. Glenn lays out, in the Left’s own words, what will happen if the election is within the margin of error. Will the Left resort to drastic measures if Trump wins the election? Artist Danny Gokey joins to share his new song, "My America." The Left and state-run media have found their latest Trump quote to take out of context and lie about. Glenn and Stu break down the context behind Trump’s quote regarding Liz Cheney and claim the Left has made similar statements. If you’re afraid to tell your spouse who you’re voting for, you may be in an abusive marriage. Glenn and Stu discuss the latest hit piece from the New York Times, with the help of Media Matters, which attempts to force YouTube to silence conservative commentators. Kristi Kendall, director and producer of "Undivide Us," joins to discuss how both sides can unify during these hostile times.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Danny Gokey, a Grammy Award-winning artist and former American Idol finalist known for his patriotic music, shares insights on his new song "My America" and its role in fostering hope during tough times. Kristi Kendall, director of the documentary "Undivide Us," discusses the importance of unity in a divided nation and how compassionate dialogue can bridge political divides. The conversation touches on the significance of civility in civic engagement and the power of music to nurture patriotism and community resilience.

Amber Duke, Washington editor for The Spectator and co-host of 'Rising,' shares her experiences navigating the chaotic political landscape. They discuss Trump's clever response to Biden's 'garbage' comment, his unique campaign strategies, and the impact of social media manipulation amidst rising tensions. Duke also reflects on her unexpected fallout from a podcast incident where she was labeled a 'Nazi,' highlighting the extremes of political discourse. The conversation sheds light on critical voter engagement issues and the looming implications of the upcoming election.