The Glenn Beck Program

Liz Wheeler, BlazeTV commentator known for sharp political analysis, and Tommy Tuberville, Alabama senator and former football coach turned gubernatorial candidate, join the conversation. They tackle U.S.-Israeli actions in Iran and whether America steered the response. They debate claims about leaks and political opportunism. They also confront threats they describe as radical Islam and discuss why political action matters.

Tommy Robinson, British activist and citizen journalist who founded the English Defence League and documented Islamist extremism, warns about immigration, demographic change, and political power shifts. He recounts protests, investigations into grooming scandals, clashes with authorities, censorship and imprisonment. He calls for cultural renewal and compares Europe’s challenges to risks for America.

Rachel Bovard, CPI policy lead who advises on Senate procedure, explains the SAVE America Act and the path forward in the Senate. Daniel Horowitz, conservative commentator focused on national security, discusses Islamist political influence and related security concerns. They talk about Iran reversals, legal levers against foreign funding, and how policy shifts shape national and local security.

Rachel Bovard, VP of Programs at the Conservative Partnership Institute, explains where the SAVE America Act stands in the Senate. She breaks down procedural moves like Thune’s actions and the amendment tree. Short timelines and debate dynamics are discussed. They probe whether the fight will be substantive or performative and how political play affects passage.

Pat Gray, host of Pat Gray Unleashed and commentator, weighs in on the Iran conflict and American leadership. Short takes cover alleged voter-data access, fraud and institutional breakdown, U.S. strikes in Iran and who was targeted, and why AI is a national game-changer. Fast-paced discussion linking six headlines into one big-picture warning.

Wynton Hall, Government Accountability Institute fellow and author of Code Red, warns AI is unavoidable and urges conservatives to prepare. He discusses political weaponization of AI, Silicon Valley’s control risks, and why teaching practical skills and entrepreneurial habits matters. Short, urgent takes on technology, censorship risks, and building a conservative plan for an AI future.

Ryan Mauro, counterterrorism expert and director at the Mauro Institute, offers research on Islamist strategies and the Torch special. Jason Buttrill, chief researcher, provides analysis on Iran strikes, military signals, and oil-market effects. They discuss rising political Islam, anti-Semitism, media narratives, and domestic security incidents in short, urgent conversation.

Ryan Mauro, director at the Mauro Institute and national security researcher focused on Islamist movements. He discusses research behind a Torch special on Islamization of the West. They explore a proposed Red-Green alliance between Islamists and leftist groups. Recent security incidents and whether the West faces a global conflict are also highlighted.

Bill Cloud, pastor and Bible teacher who studies prophecy, outlines a pattern from Genesis to Revelation pointing to an Islamic rise in the last days. He connects biblical symbols to modern events, links Shia eschatology and the Antichrist theme, and warns about cultural blends that mask dangerous ideologies. The conversation urges spiritual vigilance and repentance.

Tracey Holmes, Australian sports journalist reporting on Iran’s women’s soccer team standing up in Australia. Jason Buttrill, chief researcher providing analysis on Iran’s conflict and security developments. They discuss the team’s anthem protest and asylum risks. They examine recent terror attacks, U.S. warnings, Iran’s long-term threat, and how the conflict could escalate regionally.