The Glenn Beck Program

As the Western world collapses, Malmö, Sweden, falls to radical rule and Minneapolis begins to mirror it with foreign flags, community checkpoints, and ideologically controlled streets. The farmer watches the West fracture as foreign peacekeepers expand, new borders appear, and the Reclamation Nations move to manage America’s decline. But as America slips into a muted calm, an unseen intelligence begins quietly shaping who eats, who moves, and who receives lifesaving medicine. What emerges is a chilling new order built not by armies, but by code.

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25 years ago, Muslim terrorists attacked America by hijacking airplanes and crashing into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and almost hitting Washington, DC. Glenn was live on air in Florida, and he plays audio from that show as he watched that tragic day unfold. Glenn also plays the audio of the prayer he gave live on air, which is strikingly similar to the same prayers we pray today. Glenn plays some of the haunting footage and coverage from September 11th, which stands as a harsh reminder of the day America was changed forever. Ideological Defense Institute founder and CEO, Danny Burmawi, joins to discuss his past as a former Muslim who cheered on 9/11 to an anti-Jihadist who’s warning America about the dangers of radical Islam. Glenn speaks with Charlie Kirk’s pastor and close friend, Frank Turek, who shares how to speak with conviction in a culture that is desperate for truth. Glenn plays highlights of his speech from Charlie Kirk’s remembrance, where he called for men and women to both strive for higher standards.
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25 years ago, Muslim terrorists attacked America by hijacking airplanes and crashing into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and almost hitting Washington, DC. Glenn was live on air in Florida, and he plays audio from that show as he watched that tragic day unfold. Ideological Defense Institute founder and CEO, Danny Burmawi, joins to discuss his past as a former Muslim who cheered on 9/11 to an anti-Jihadist who’s warning America about the dangers of radical Islam. Glenn speaks with Charlie Kirk’s pastor and close friend, Frank Turek, who shares how to speak with conviction in a culture that is desperate for truth.
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One year ago today, a lone gunman took the life of TPUSA founder and president Charlie Kirk. Where are we as a country, as a political party, one year after Charlie was assassinated? When it first happened, there was a sense of unity. What happened to that? Glenn tells the story of a monument meant to celebrate Bunker Hill that went incomplete until children and a children’s author took it upon themselves to raise the money to finish it. Glenn shares what he learned in the moment that he was told Charlie Kirk was shot. Glenn also reacts to the moment he found out Charlie Kirk had passed when he was on with Megyn Kelly. Glenn also looks back 25 years to September 10, the day before the 9/11 attack on the Twin Towers. Was that the last ordinary day in America? Glenn reminds us that if you want to save this country, you need to love it, and he challenges his audience to treat this September 10 differently than we have for the last 25 years. Glenn takes calls from listeners to gauge how they feel one year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Glenn gives the three quotes from President Trump’s RNC speech that stood out to him.
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One year ago today, a lone gunman took the life of TPUSA founder and president Charlie Kirk. Where are we as a country, as a political party, one year after Charlie was assassinated? When it first happened, there was a sense of unity. What happened to that? Glenn tells the story of a monument meant to celebrate Bunker Hill that went incomplete until children and a children’s author took it upon themselves to raise the money to finish it. Glenn also looks back 25 years to September 10, the day before the 9/11 attack on the Twin Towers. Was that the last ordinary day in America? Glenn reminds us that if you want to save this country, you need to love it, and he challenges his audience to treat this September 10 differently than we have for the last 25 years.
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