The Glenn Beck Program

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa, managing editor at Juno News and investigative journalist, breaks down his reporting on a recent deadly Canadian shooting and media response. He discusses transgender identity reporting, mental-health and drug influences, and how Canadian politics may react with tougher gun policies. He also examines media funding, election irregularities, and threats to rule of law.

Reza Pahlavi, exiled Iranian crown prince and dissident, joins with a call for stronger backing of Iranian protesters. Jack Posobiec, conservative commentator and TPUSA contributor, recounts the alternative Super Bowl halftime show and alleged NFL gatekeeping. They dig into behind-the-scenes conflicts and the event's impact in short, punchy conversations.

Jack Posobiec, political commentator and Turning Point USA contributor who organized TPUSA’s alternative Super Bowl halftime show. He talks about the halftime stream’s inspiration, the alleged industry pushback and licensing hurdles, and how the event drew huge viewership and strategic lessons for cultural activism.

Amb. Robert Joseph, former U.S. special envoy for nuclear nonproliferation, weighs in on Iran and nuclear talks. He outlines U.S. goals, why negotiations often stall, and options beyond diplomacy. The conversation also touches on Iran’s internal protests and leadership prospects. Other segments examine California’s tax hit on Super Bowl winners.

Sharp critique of a politician's op-ed and a breakdown of legal and constitutional contradictions. A look at negotiating with a brutal regime and demands for accountability after mass killings. An explanation of how California's tax rules can make Super Bowl winners lose money and why high taxes drive capital flight.

Stephen Moore, economist and policy commentator, joins to discuss the dollar, Fed leadership, and Trump-era policy ideas. Conversation touches on Bitcoin risks and market mechanics. Cultural sparks fly over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl set, TPUSA’s counterprogramming, and missing F-22s, raising questions about media, military moves, and national messaging.

Stephen Moore, economist and policy commentator who advises conservative leaders and writes on monetary policy. He discusses US military movements toward the Middle East. He talks about changes at the Federal Reserve and who might lead it. He covers the dollar’s role, interest rates, inflation, and tools beyond rate changes.

Jonathan Turley, legal scholar and author of Rage in the Republic, offers constitutional and historical perspective. He traces parallels between the French and American revolutions. He warns about mob-driven politics, attacks on constitutional checks, the rise of 'new Jacobins', and the democratic risks of AI and mass automation.

Alan Dershowitz, famed attorney and Harvard Law professor emeritus, weighs in on legal questions around the new Epstein revelations. Harlan Stewart, researcher from the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, discusses AI agents and the Moltbook phenomenon. Roger Love, vocal coach, talks Torch performance coaching. Erica Franklin, a Washington mom, recounts pulling her daughter from a school anti-ICE walkout.

Harlan Stewart, a researcher at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, explains AI agents and their risks. He discusses Moltbook, questions about AI consciousness and ethics, experiments showing agents resisting shutdown, and why rapidly improving autonomous systems could outpace our ability to control them.