The Glenn Beck Program

Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, reflects on her Fox News interview and the intriguing strategy behind its shorter-than-planned duration. Senator Ted Cruz dives into the radical views of his opponent while discussing campaign funding concerns, notably the void from Mitch McConnell. Dr. Casey Means, Chief Medical Officer at Levels, warns about harmful food chemicals affecting health and shares simple dietary changes to improve well-being. Florida's Bob Rommel talks about an upcoming abortion amendment that could reshape state rights.

Ted Cruz, Texas Republican Senator and re-election candidate, discusses his opponent's views on child transgender surgery and critiques GOP campaign financial support. Dr. Casey Means, co-founder of Levels, highlights alarming issues with food safety, including how harmful chemicals are allowed in our diet. Florida state Rep. Bob Rommel joins to shed light on an important abortion amendment affecting state legislation. The conversation addresses the pressing need for voter engagement in critical upcoming elections.

Kari Lake, a former Arizona gubernatorial candidate, discusses the potential for Arizona turning red and evaluates the state’s political landscape. Brian Trascher from the United Cajun Navy exposes threats against FEMA volunteers in North Carolina, emphasizing community resilience. Allie Beth Stuckey, author of "Toxic Empathy," critiques the left's manipulation of empathy in politics, urging genuine understanding over emotional exploitation. Together, they dissect Kamala Harris's recent controversial strategies to gain black male voter support, highlighting the absurdities in political pandering.

In this engaging discussion, Allie Beth Stuckey, BlazeTV host and author of "Toxic Empathy," reveals how emotional manipulation is wielded in politics, particularly against women. Kari Lake, Arizona Senate candidate, shares insights on the potential for a red shift in Arizona's political landscape as she navigates the complexities of the upcoming elections. Alongside Pat Gray, the trio tackles media bias and the importance of informed voting, urging listeners to critically evaluate candidates amidst swirling narratives.

Former President Donald Trump shares his thoughts on a range of pressing issues. He reveals the threats against his life from the Iranian government, emphasizing the gravity of assassination attempts. The conversation also touches on the immigration crisis and potential roles for figures like Elon Musk in his administration. Trump critiques current political strategies, particularly those involving Kamala Harris and the Biden campaign, while addressing how these issues impact national security and voter concerns ahead of the elections.

Former President Donald Trump shares his thoughts on Elon Musk potentially joining his Cabinet, plus a candid discussion on the immigration crisis and Kamala Harris's role in Biden's campaign. Spencer Klavan, associate editor at Claremont Review of Books, dives into his book "Light of the Mind, Light of the World," arguing that science actually supports the idea of an intelligent creator. The conversation also touches on the intersection of science and faith, highlighting how historical figures blended both realms.

Glenn starts the show by playing his speech at President Trump’s rally in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Glenn issues a challenge to his voting audience and exposes the blind spots some voters have in this election. Democrat strategist Aisha Mills claimed on CNN that Trump will "exterminate" people with "bad genes.” Glenn and Stu break down Kamala’s latest cringeworthy political ad. The Left has resorted to blatantly lying and saying the economy is better now than under Trump. Strategic intelligence editor James Rickards joins to predict what could happen over the next three months if Trump wins the election. Will the Democrats attempt to disqualify Trump if he wins? Glenn and James discuss the global consequences if America’s stability weakens even further. Blaze News senior editor for politics Christopher Bedford joins to discuss how President Trump’s likeability is winning the "vibes election." Glenn’s chief researcher and head writer, Jason Buttrill, joins to discuss his recent fact-finding trip to Israel and what he discovered.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Rickards, a strategic intelligence editor and author, predicts major disruptions in the upcoming months if Trump wins the election. He raises questions about potential attempts to disqualify Trump, heightening the stakes. Christopher Bedford, senior editor at Blaze News, discusses the 'vibes election,' emphasizing how Trump's likability influences voter sentiment. They delve into the complexities of the electoral process, potential constitutional challenges, and the importance of citizen engagement in shaping the future political landscape.

Kirk Cameron, beloved for his role in 'Growing Pains' and author of 'Born to be Brave,' passionately advocates for Christian engagement in politics. He argues that Christians must rise against societal challenges, emphasizing a moral obligation to vote and shape cultural values. Cameron discusses the misunderstood concept of Christian nationalism, framing it as a response to globalism. With urgency, he reminds listeners that adversity can spur faith-driven action, encouraging them to take charge and inspire change for the good of the nation.

Isabel Brown, a political commentator and host of the Isabel Brown Show, and Sheriff Bill Waybourn of Tarrant County dive into startling societal issues this week. They discuss the alarming warning from the surgeon general about parenting being harmful to health and the disturbing suggestion to hand over parental rights to the government. The conversation also tackles media manipulation surrounding political figures, highlighting critical cultural shifts affecting family values and children's welfare today.