The Glenn Beck Program

Annie Jacobsen, investigative journalist and author who advised on Jack Ryan, discusses a scripted Venezuela raid that mirrored a real-life capture. She explores historical kill-or-capture tactics, secret tech like sonic weapons, and how AI, drones, and space-based reconnaissance are reshaping modern operations. They weigh presidential power, rapid geopolitical ripple effects, and the stakes of today’s accelerating arms race.

A celebratory sendoff for a longtime on-air personality, complete with a career montage and heartfelt goodbyes. Announcement of a new prediction‑markets venture and a preview of its upcoming show. Political clips and debates about recent economic and legal topics spark spirited discussion. Live audience Q&A brings memories, prank stories, and listener tributes.

Stu Burguiere, longtime co-host and producer who’s launching a prediction-markets company and show. He announces his new venture Predictable and explains how markets expose confident predictions. The conversation blends farewell nostalgia, studio comedy, career highlights, and a final message of gratitude.

A rundown contrasting organized disruption with ordinary protests and why one fuels more violence. A look at surging gold and silver and how Japan’s monetary moves could foreshadow global bond stress. Newly surfaced footage challenges media portrayals of Alex Pretti and sparks debate about AI-altered video. A review of claimed ICE deaths and scrutiny of media framing around a liquid-throwing incident involving Rep. Ilhan Omar.

They dissect claims about detainee deaths and review specific cases to separate facts from viral lists. They warn about organized, professionally funded disruption versus organic protests. They flag loss of nuance and tribal truth-telling as dangers to democracy. They discuss economic warning signs like gold and debt, and stress independent thinking, credibility, and integrity.

Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas congressman and AG candidate, joins to discuss homeland security and immigration enforcement. He talks about funding DHS and pressure on uncooperative states. The conversation also covers citizen investigators exposing organized protest logistics and concerns about intelligence transparency and national threats.

Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas congressman and conservative Republican, speaks about immigration, homeland security funding, and congressional strategy. He explains why Homeland Security must be funded as a whole. He discusses enforcement cooperation between local and federal authorities. He warns of consequences for states that defy federal law.

They unpack organized unrest in Minnesota and who may be coordinating it. They explore strategic framing around ICE pullbacks and narrow enforcement. Researchers describe signal chat misuse, license-plate tracking, and possible foreign funding. They debate nonviolent third-party tactics and reflect on civic courage and reconciliation.

A look at alleged organizing networks behind unrest in Minnesota and claims about coordinated spotter and agitator tactics. Discussion of groups’ stated abolitionist goals and solidarity with foreign movements. Examination of violent rhetoric online and comparisons of law enforcement to occupying forces. A proposal for nonviolent, disciplined compassion as an alternative response.

Coverage of violent unrest in Minnesota and how anger can escalate protests into chaos. A breakdown of what turned a protest shooting into a national flashpoint. Analysis of why gold and silver prices are surging amid global financial risks. Practical advice on preparedness and how societies might stop a slow fracture into wider disorder.