The Glenn Beck Program

They dissect the State of the Union and why one side’s reception may have political consequences. They argue the speech showed command, rhythm, and confident offense. They highlight emotional border stories and contrast economic and tax claims. They analyze reactions on the floor and review which factual claims seem plausible versus exaggerated.

Brad Reese, grandson of Reese’s founder and family member who critiques recent product changes. Short, punchy conversation on declining standards using Reese’s as a cultural metaphor. Sharp takes on what should matter at the 2026 State of the Union. A rancher explains why silver-to-cattle ratios and beef supply signal bigger economic shifts.

Brad Reese, grandson of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup inventor and former family business member, recalls the candy’s origins and family legacy. He discusses declining product quality after ingredient changes and corporate decisions at Hershey. Short anecdotes about production choices and unanswered letters add personal color.

Lue Elizondo, former Pentagon UAP official who led the AATIP and worked in counterintelligence. Brandon Darby, investigative journalist focused on Mexican cartels and narco-state dynamics. They discuss Mexico’s surge of cartel violence after El Mencho’s death, possible U.S.-Mexican operations and fallout. They also cover the U.S. Olympic hockey win’s emotional impact and theories around UAPs, national security, and spiritual implications.

Lue Elizondo, former Pentagon UAP official who led U.S. investigations into aerial phenomena. Brandon Darby, Breitbart Texas editor and cartel reporter. They discuss whether U.S. forces helped kill El Mencho and the cartel fallout. They debate Obama’s alien-life claim, classified evidence, national security risks, and how UAPs might differ from expectations.

Bryan Stern, veteran intelligence officer and founder of Grey Bull Rescue, who has led daring international extractions. He recounts 9/11, the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, and the heart-pounding sea rescue of María Corina Machado. They discuss Maduro’s regime links abroad, threats spilling across the U.S. border, and rising global tensions with Iran, Russia, and China.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida congresswoman focused on DOJ oversight and foreign policy, and Axel Bouchon, neuroscientist and founder of Matter Neuroscience, appear. They debate UFO declassification, risks of disclosure, Epstein-related file scrutiny, tariff rulings, and a neuroscience project using conversations to reduce hostility. Short, punchy conversations cover policy, mystery, and emotional fitness.

Axel Bouchon, neuroscientist and Matter Neuroscience founder who ran the payphone Party Line experiment, talks brain chemistry and how calm conversations lower stress. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, Florida congresswoman, discusses calls to re-examine DOJ actions around Jeffrey Epstein and trade and tariff strategy. They also touch on UFO disclosure buzz and the social impacts of public revelations.

Stephen Shaw, data scientist behind Birth Gap, examines the global drop in birth rates. Brendan Carr, FCC chair, explains equal-time rules and enforcement. Buck Sexton, commentator and author of Manufacturing Delusion, talks propaganda, conditioning, and AI’s role in shaping narratives. Multiple short conversations explore accountability in media, demographic shifts, and how information flows affect society.

Brendan Carr, FCC chair who explains broadcast rules and equal time basics. Stephen Shaw, writer of Birthgap studying global falling birth rates. Buck Sexton, commentator and author on propaganda and mind-control frameworks. They debate FCC inquiries and fairness, the causes and patterns behind declining births, and modern propaganda tactics and resistance.