The Glenn Beck Program

Are we headed toward a civil war? Glenn urges his listeners to be prepared for anything as the Left continues to fan the flames of political divisiveness. Glenn passionately speaks on the importance of following the mission of Jesus Christ. Jonathon Seidl joins to discuss his new book, "Confessions of a Christian Alcoholic," which dives into what society gets wrong about alcoholism.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even though FDR just built the East Wing a few decades ago, the Left is losing its mind over President Trump's construction of a ballroom in the East Wing. Glenn sets the record straight about Trump's ballroom construction and FDR's East Wing construction. National Security Council counterterrorism senior director Sebastian Gorka joins to discuss President Trump's counterterrorism efforts that have killed over 300 suspects in just nine months. Is our own government creating an ICE agent tracker? Glenn gives his argument for why such a tracker should be considered treason. Glenn warns that civil war is on the horizon if we don't act soon. Glenn discusses the Trump administration's ongoing strikes on drug vessels near Venezuela. Former agnostic and author of "Taking Religion Seriously" Charles Murray joins to explain why he was wrong when he thought he didn't need God or religion. Glenn and Charles also discuss the critical role religion plays in a civil society and the dangers that come when religion is removed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sebastian Gorka, former deputy assistant to the president and authority on national security, joins to discuss the administration's counterterrorism successes, with over 300 jihadi suspects eliminated. He shares insights on the rapid decision-making for operations, including capturing the Abbey Gate bomber, Jafar. Gorka raises concerns about domestic terror cells and border vulnerabilities while highlighting efforts to track funding for extremist groups. Glenn critiques the media's hypocritical outrage over White House renovations, linking it to broader cultural and political narratives.

The Democrats claim that President Trump is weaponizing the government by indicting James Comey and John Bolton. But what if Glenn were to tell you that a new report shows FEMA kept disaster aid from people who held conservative views? Will the Left be outraged by this obvious political weaponization? Glenn and Stu examine the No Kings protest data, which reveals that the majority of the protests occurred in heavily blue areas. The guys also discuss the terrifying numbers of Democrats who believe violence is the answer for conservatives they disagree with. MIT physics professor Max Tegmark joins to discuss his bipartisan initiative calling for a “prohibition on the development of superintelligence.” Max lays out why artificial superintelligence poses such a risk to society. BlazeTV host of “Economic War Room” Kevin Freeman joins to discuss the existential threats to Western civilization that America is facing. Texas attorney general candidate Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to expose the threat that Sharia law poses to America as Europe falls apart.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Democrats claim that President Trump is weaponizing the government by indicting James Comey and John Bolton. But what if Glenn were to tell you that a new report shows FEMA kept disaster aid from people who held conservative views? Will the Left be outraged by this obvious political weaponization? Glenn and Stu examine the No Kings protest data, which reveals that the majority of the protests occurred in heavily blue areas. MIT physics professor Max Tegmark joins to discuss his bipartisan initiative calling for a “prohibition on the development of superintelligence.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Atwater, an adjunct lecturer at the College of William & Mary and economic analyst known for coining the term 'K-shaped recovery,' joins to discuss the intriguing dynamics of the current AI investment boom. He compares this surge to past financial bubbles, warning of potential declines and confidence issues if the bubble bursts. Glenn Beck explores President Trump's strategic military actions in the Caribbean, suggesting a redefined Monroe Doctrine, while also delving into societal responsibilities tied to the Pledge of Allegiance.

President Trump's maneuvers are causing a stir, particularly his naval actions in the Caribbean. A discussion on the rising gold prices unfolds, with Glenn suggesting it could indicate a fiscal reset for the nation. He delves into strategies like selling unused federal land to improve the balance sheet. The conversation shifts to the importance of Trump's White House ballroom project as a diplomatic tool. Glenn also proposes that controlling regions like Venezuela and Guyana could enhance America's sovereignty and reduce foreign influence.

This discussion dives into the controversial funding behind the No Kings protests, exposing ties to billionaire benefactors. It raises critical questions about the motivations behind political movements and the nature of freedom versus dependency. Protests advocating violence are scrutinized, alongside a call for Christians to respond with love. Glenn critiques the aging hippie generation for perpetuating failed ideologies and distinguishes between fascism and communism. The podcast also hints at unsettling changes in China's leadership and financial instability signals.

Protests dubbed No Kings sparked a debate on their true motives and funding sources, revealing ties to wealthy elites. Glenn delves into the definition of fascism, contrasting it with communism and authoritarianism, while questioning if these movements foster freedom or dependency. He scrutinizes the influence of billionaires in shaping anti-billionaire narratives and warns against centralized authority. Cautioning listeners about tactics reminiscent of color revolutions, Glenn emphasizes the importance of personal conviction and the need for vigilance in defending liberty.

Join entrepreneur Matt Smith, author of 'The Preparation', and his son, Maxim, a young adventurer forging his path outside college. They discuss the revolutionary 'Preparation' program aimed at making young men confident and skilled. Maxim shares his journey through diverse experiences like becoming an EMT, sailing, and pilot training, highlighting the pitfalls of traditional education. They explore the importance of real-world skills, personal codes of conduct, and how to future-proof against AI while instilling virtues and accountability in young men.