The Glenn Beck Program

Filling in for Glenn, Justin Barclay discusses America’s milestone as the country prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Justin highlights the renewed spirit of patriotism surrounding this historic Independence Day celebration while exploring some of the biggest headlines shaping the national conversation. Justin also discusses the insane recommendation by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani that residents keep their thermostats at 78 degrees to avoid potential blackouts. Why have data centers suddenly started popping up everywhere? Justin also discusses the role the federal government should have in our lives. Justin speaks with Manufactured Crisis and The War to End America author Jim Simpson, former Congressman and Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers, author and host of American Minute and Faith in History William J. "Bill" Federer,
and Senior Fellow at the Center for Renewing America, Ken Cuccinelli.
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Rather than celebrating America’s 250th birthday, something historic that will never happen again, the Washington Post decided to publish an article attacking fireworks. Glenn shares what he felt when he walked through the National Mall in Washington, D.C., which was nearly empty, but farther down, thousands were gathered to watch a World Cup game. Glenn discusses how every American was born with rights they did nothing to earn and the dangers that come when the debt for those rights is someone else’s problem. Glenn outlines the history of the Declaration of Independence, which had intense secret debates, compromises, threats of death, and a betrayal. George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley joins to discuss the flawed SCOTUS decision to uphold birthright citizenship and what America can do next. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) joins to give the latest update on the SAVE America Act and weighs the chances of it passing. Glenn and Rep. Luna also discuss the prospects for a peace deal with Iran, the current status of negotiations, and the likeability of the Clintons. 
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Rather than celebrating America’s 250th birthday, something historic that will never happen again, the Washington Post decided to publish an article attacking fireworks. Glenn outlines the history of the Declaration of Independence, which had intense secret debates, compromises, threats of death, and a betrayal. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) joins to give the latest update on the SAVE America Act and weighs the chances of it passing. 

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Glenn and his team discuss what they saw as they arrived in Washington, D.C., for America’s 250th Independence Day celebration. As the nation is still reacting to the Supreme Court's upholding of birthright citizenship, Glenn reads the actual text of the 14th Amendment, which says that those born are citizens “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof.” Glenn argues this cuts against what many on the Left are claiming supports birthright citizenship. Glenn and Jason discuss the controversial film “Citizen Vigilante,” which is circulating among right-wing influencers. But is the movie actually a conservative think piece? Jason gives his breakdown and reveals whether he recommends that people watch the film. Glenn monologues on the importance of the man with the pen, the man who authored the most important document in American history: Thomas Jefferson. Glenn shares why Americans need to be hopeful and confident in the face of darkness and uncertainty, knowing that after 250 years, America’s story is far from over. For America’s 250th birthday, Americans need to commit to restoring the country to its original beauty, rather than replacing it with something else. 
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Glenn monologues on the importance of the man with the pen, the man who authored the most important document in American history: Thomas Jefferson. Glenn shares why Americans need to be hopeful and confident in the face of darkness and uncertainty, knowing that after 250 years, America’s story is far from over. Another socialist has won, this time from the middle of America. Is socialism taking over? 
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