The Glenn Beck Program

Melissa Chen, geopolitical analyst on China and AI risks. Stu Burguiere, conservative commentator breaking down redistricting and midterm math. Sam Brownback, former senator focused on China’s crackdown on religion. Winston Marshall, broadcaster and ex-musician on UK politics and immigration. They debate Trump’s China visit, AI and espionage worries, China’s global religious repression, and the UK’s political and cultural tensions.

Winston Marshall, British musician and commentator who weighs in on the monarchy, Keir Starmer, and elite-populist clashes. Sam Brownback, former U.S. ambassador and expert on religious persecution, on China’s campaign against faith worldwide. Stu Burguiere, longtime collaborator and analyst of political markets, on redistricting, Virginia setbacks, and surprising GOP openings in California.

They investigate allegations of a Chinese agent in local government and patterns of foreign influence. They debate a federal gas tax pause and pressure on state taxes to ease pump prices. They discuss rumored big Chinese investments, migration and political unrest in the U.K., rising extremist rhetoric, hantavirus concerns, and broader national security and cultural decline themes.

Jason Buttrill, on-air contributor and frequent cohost/producer, brings research and sharp commentary. They tackle immigration and open-borders impacts on Western culture. They probe foreign investment risks and China ties. They dissect Hasan Piker's rising influence and moral messaging. They also debate hantavirus concerns, media reaction, and public trust in health responses.

Steve Hilton, entrepreneur and California gubernatorial candidate focused on fixing state policy and economy. Tommy Robinson, independent journalist leading Unite the Kingdom rallies for free speech and working-class concerns. Ken Cuccinelli, former acting DHS deputy and Virginia AG, discussing redistricting and legal battles. They debate Virginia redistricting, a London rally, free speech versus bans, and California reform plans.

Steve Hilton, political commentator running for California governor, outlines fixes for energy, housing, and state budgets. Tommy Robinson, British activist behind Unite the Kingdom rallies, discusses immigration, national identity, and free-speech battles. They debate gerrymandering, FCC rules, crowd security, and cultural shifts in Europe and the U.S.

A portrait of Samuel Adams as a relentless organizer who turned personal loss and political theory into mass resistance. Vivid scenes of smoky taverns, tense standoffs, and midnight planning bring to life the Boston Massacre and the Tea Party. The creation of intercolonial networks and the escalation from protests to coordinated Continental action are highlighted.

Sen. Rick Scott, Florida senator and former governor, discusses SAVE America Act, filibuster rules, foreign policy, and accountability. Nick Shirley, independent investigative reporter, recounts a dangerous Cuba reporting trip and confrontations with authorities. They debate government trust, China threats, rescue options, and the realities of life under authoritarian rule in quick, hard-hitting segments.

Jack Carr, former Navy SEAL and bestselling thriller author, offers military analysis and how recent withdrawals reshape global deterrence. Nick Shirley, independent investigator, recounts on-the-ground reporting from Cuba and exposes crumbling infrastructure and repression. They discuss surveillance, geopolitical consequences, shifting perceptions of American resolve, and firsthand scenes from a nation in decline.

Luke Rosiak, a Daily Wire investigative reporter known for data-driven probes into government waste, joins to discuss a sweeping Medicaid fraud scandal in Ohio. The conversation also covers concerns about a rat-borne hantavirus strain and practical precautions. They touch on immigration policy, cultural dynamics behind fraud, and calls for civic responsibility.