The Glenn Beck Program

Jason Buttrill, chief researcher on foreign policy and Iran developments. Rep. Chip Roy, Texas congressman and AG candidate focusing on immigration and Senate tactics. Monica Crowley, former U.S. official with Nixon-era perspective on surveillance and the rise of an entrenched security apparatus. They discuss Iran war risks and military buildup. They trace Nixon-era spying to present-day institutional power struggles. They debate Texas politics and Senate filibuster strategy.

Rep. Chip Roy, Texas congressman and AG candidate, talks state and national politics including immigration, DHS funding, and Senate procedure. Amb. Monica Crowley, former ambassador and Nixon aide turned commentator, explores Nixon-era spying, the rise of an unaccountable security state, and modern efforts to build alternative global institutions. They cover political strategy, national security, and historical revelations.

Sen. Mike Lee, U.S. senator from Utah known for constitutional conservatism, discusses filibuster rules and the SAVE Act. Judy Shelton, monetary policy expert and author, outlines proposals to link the dollar to gold and fix fiscal policy. They tackle election integrity, restoring talking filibusters, gold-linked treasuries, audits of reserves, and America’s monetary and fiscal direction.

Judy Shelton, economist and Independent Institute senior fellow known for advocating gold-linked monetary policy, joins to discuss America's economic trajectory. She recounts predictions of past collapses. Conversation covers unsustainable deficits, perpetual inflation, and a proposal for gold-redeemable treasuries. Short takes also touch on Canada-China ties and rising societal tensions.

Greg Abbott, Texas governor pushing school choice and Education Freedom Accounts. Kelsi Sheren, Canadian combat veteran turned MAID activist raising alarms about assisted dying expansion. They discuss Texas’ new school choice rollout and concerns about Canada’s assisted-death program. Conversation touches on media framing and how facts are presented to shape opinion.

Kelsi Sheren, a Canadian combat veteran turned activist exposing assisted-dying policy issues. She discusses how MAID expanded in Canada. She highlights organizations pushing assisted dying, troubling cases and coercion, and how mental-health and healthcare gaps create risky choices.

Emma Nissen, a singer-songwriter blending gospel, jazz and contemporary sounds, shares her rise from viral performances to healing after a vocal injury. She performs soulful, jazz-infused songs and discusses faith, writing during the pandemic, resisting genre labels, and recovering from anxiety and body image struggles. Expect scat, mouth-trumpet flair, and heartfelt, spiritual love songs.

Lee Zeldin, former New York congressman now serving as EPA Administrator, explains a massive deregulatory decision and its legal rationale. Jeffrey Steele, veteran Nashville songwriter, discusses his new song "A Voice" and the industry's reaction. They talk deregulation’s effects on prices, consumer choice, industry dynamics, and how a protest song can push back against cultural silencing.

Lee Zeldin, former congressman now EPA Administrator, talks deregulation and policy shifts. He explains the rollback of Obama- and Biden-era EPA rules and its effects on auto design, consumer costs, and manufacturing. The conversation also touches on global competitiveness, jobs, and shifting geopolitics involving Cuba and Russia.

Liz Wheeler, conservative commentator known for The Liz Wheeler Show, critiques Pam Bondi's congressional testimony and DOJ transparency. Cosmin Dzsurdzsa, Juno News managing editor, discusses the deadly Canadian shooting, media coverage, and identity reporting. Alexandra Lavoie, Rebel News reporter, shares undercover observations from Cuba about tourism vs daily shortages and public sentiment toward the US.