The Glenn Beck Program

Jonathan Turley, a renowned legal scholar, and Allie Beth Stuckey, a conservative commentator, dive into pressing cultural issues. They tackle the controversial decision by the Olympics to permit a biological man to compete in women's boxing, raising critical questions about fairness and safety for female athletes. They also discuss the implications of recent political narratives on democracy, covering topics like the plea deal with 9/11 perpetrators and the media's role in shaping public perceptions of identity and race.

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Jonathan Conricus, former spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces, discusses escalating tensions with Iran following the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. He offers insight into Israel's military strategies and the moral complexities of retaliation. Joining him, Allie Beth Stuckey critiques the controversial decision allowing a biological man to compete in women's boxing, raising vital questions of fairness and safety in sports. Together, they unravel important cultural and geopolitical issues facing society today.

Pat Gray, a keen commentator on current events, joins the discussion on a range of heated topics. They dissect the troubling situation in Venezuela and connect it to shifting political norms in the U.S. The conversation takes a turn as they tackle the complexities of gender in sports, debating the fairness of men competing in women's boxing. Gray and the hosts also scrutinize Kamala Harris's surprising rise in popularity and the implications for the upcoming elections, all while questioning the media's portrayal of political figures.

JD Vance, Ohio's Republican Senator known for his unique approach, discusses his unconventional views on personal responsibility and the impact of socialism on innovation. He addresses the media's perception of him as 'weird.' Kamala Harris, the first female Vice President, breaks political norms with her nomination, sparking a debate on wealth and its misinterpretations in society. The conversation connects alarming trends in U.S. politics to corruption in Venezuela, highlighting the need for grassroots campaigning to preserve democracy.

Lunden Roberts, Hunter Biden’s former girlfriend, shares her insights on her strained ties with the Biden family and her experiences as a mother in her upcoming book, "Out of the Shadows." Bridget Phetasy discusses the condescending tone of the "White Women for Kamala" movement while analyzing the Left's strategy of labeling figures like JD Vance as 'weird'. The conversation also critiques the chaotic state of the Democratic Party and its media portrayal. Additionally, the moral implications of the Olympic Games' opening ceremony are addressed, sparking a thought-provoking discussion.

Lunden Roberts, former girlfriend of Hunter Biden and mother of his child, shares her strained ties with the Biden family and unveils details from her upcoming book, tackling the family dynamics surrounding their seventh grandchild. Bridget Phetasy critiques the rhetoric of the 'White Women for Kamala' movement, discussing the absurdities in political perceptions and the word 'weird' as a loaded term. Conversations weave through the GOP's struggle for relatability, political privilege, and the emotional challenges tied to familial connections.

The discussion kicks off with Google removing search suggestions about a Trump assassination attempt, raising questions about Big Tech's influence. The hosts dive into shifting media narratives around Kamala Harris, contrasting her public image with her radical policies. They explore the tactics of emotional manipulation in politics, drawing parallels between personal and political deception. Reflecting on the current state of democracy, they critique how changing the Supreme Court's makeup could lead the country towards instability. Finally, they tackle cultural shifts at the Olympics and the need for vigilant engagement in today's media landscape.

Celine Dion, renowned for her powerful performances, joins the discussion as Glenn examines the damaging lies used by abusers, drawing parallels to political deception. The manipulative tactics in abusive relationships reveal unsettling truths about trust in societal norms. Glenn also critiques Kamala Harris' public perception and the politicization of her laughter, while celebrating Dion's impactful presence. The conversation touches on cultural tensions in France, provoking thoughts on faith and society's struggles.

Dive into the evolution of journalism and its progressive bias in the U.S. Discover how Theodore Roosevelt influenced the press and blurred the lines between reporting and shaping public opinion. Explore the collaboration between media and politics, especially during FDR's presidency, including media manipulation and propaganda. Reflect on pivotal figures like Walter Cronkite and the impact of their legacies. The conversation culminates with a critical look at the current state of journalism, advocating for integrity in an increasingly partisan landscape.

Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, and Caroline Sunshine, a political commentator and former White House intern, engage in a heated discussion about the upcoming presidential race. They explore the implications of Barack Obama's endorsement of Harris and dissect her liberal policies amid a backdrop of accusations of media manipulation. The conversation also speculates on potential VP picks and discusses the tensions within the Democratic Party, highlighting the precarious nature of political narratives and the unsettling possibility of a coup.