The Glenn Beck Program
Best of the Program | Guests: Winston Marshall & Amb. Sam Brownback | 5/13/26
13 May 2026
Chapter 1: What good news does Stu Burguiere share about the Republicans' chances in the midterms?
Making a grand reappearance on today's show is Stu. He has started his own thing with, you know, I like to call them betting markets. He doesn't like to call them that. He is looking at, you know, what people are laying their money down on when it comes to
uh politics and he has seen a big change in politics and the numbers are showing that maybe the republicans are going to be okay also samuel brownback is on with us talking about the the evil of that is china and winston marshall is on i love this guy he is english he actually tries to defend the king it's cute it really is but talks about what we're facing what all of the west is facing
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Chapter 2: How is China waging a war on faith according to Ambassador Sam Brownback?
Thank you. So, the king.
Well, you know, I have to warn you, I am a monarchist.
Yeah, I know you are. I know you are. Is that going to be a problem? There's still hope for you.
No, but you see, you Americans, I understand that sort of Your sense of conservatism is actually built on rebellion and against the monarchy. But you've got to understand for us, our liberties are protected by the monarchy. Are they? Yes.
I saw what he was talking about.
It's been about 300 years since the monarchy ever actually intervened to protect anyone. But nevertheless, our tradition is that balance of king. Technically, it's monarch... aristocracy represented by the peers, although that's changed under Starmer, and then the commons represented by the people. And we are governed by the people.
So I've got news for you. None of that's working for you right now. None of that's working for you. I mean, you look how the people are voting. Starmer are going to leave?
Starmer, it looks like, I don't know how he's pulled this off, because a day ago I thought that was it, he's finished. I think he's going to last it. And part of the reason is because there is no talent in the Labour Party to replace him. The best option is Wes Street, frankly, you know, if he's meant to suit that guy.
I listened to the BBC yesterday, and they were talking about him as if there's nothing to see here. These elections, they don't mean anything. We've seen this before, and I'm like, what are you people talking about? The people are clear on this.
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Chapter 3: What disturbing changes are happening in China regarding religious freedom?
This is not about Donald Trump. This isn't about, you know, any of the politics that every country is making about. They're making it about local politics that the, the elites are saying it's these people that are the problem. No, no, no. This is the people against an elitist government all over the Western world that that has decided exactly how we're all going to live.
And when the people in Germany understand and the people in England understand the Germans are getting the same thing, we're getting the same thing, then all of a sudden we start to have real allies. Because then you have the population of every country going, wait a minute, we're in this together.
Yes, you're absolutely right. We're seeing the revolt of the people against the post-war elite. You spelled it out beautifully in your book, actually, about the WEF. And it's precisely that ideology that that has been the big fight now in America, of course with Trump Many of those battles are being won but in Europe here.
It's still it's not all to play for because I think the people are Going to win eventually, but it's the last gasps of that elite which is why actually Starmer has his trying to pivot and create new enemies. So your colleagues have been banned from coming to Britain. You slipped through the gas. I don't know how I slipped through. Yeah, it's kind of remarkable.
It's probably because you're a much bigger threat, because if they went for you, that would actually have political ramifications in the U.S. I suspect that's right. But there's two other Americans who have been banned. A Belgian has been banned, a politician.
A journalist.
Polish politician, member of the European Parliament. Mm-hmm. What Starmer's tried to do, and this is how he's saving himself here, is he's trying to create bogeymen. He's saying, okay, Tommy Robinson and this march that's happening, the far right, they're the... I'm not the enemy.
They are.
They're the enemy. And if we can say, we can focus the attention on here, it's the same reason why he banned Kanye West from coming over for anti-Semitism, whilst... not actually do anything about antisemitism, not actually calling out the problem, which is Islam. That's where it's coming from.
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Chapter 4: How does the U.K. Prime Minister's situation relate to the current political climate?
There you go. Oh, dear. I hate it when I come off woke on one of these shows because I'm not woke. This always happens when I speak to American conservatives.
Now, I really do not like what Starmer, sorry, what His Majesty has said about some of this environment, green ideology stuff. And I don't like the direction he's going there. I don't like it when these guys get in this domain of people get involved in politics. I think that is for the people and for the commons.
But nevertheless, he's in a difficult position where he's got to be the representative, not just of England and of Great Britain, but also the Commonwealth and other realms around the world. And they're not Christians. So he's got to get that right. And that's a tricky one.
He's the head of the Church of England, though.
That's correct, but it's a difficult balancing act.
Yeah, right.
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Chapter 5: What insights does Winston Marshall provide about the Labour Party's leadership?
I can see your point on that. Let's talk about his digital ID.
Yeah, I'm very displeased about this. Yeah. Now, just to be clear, so what he's reading out is being given to him by Number 10, being given to him by the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer. So he doesn't really have a say. He could if he wanted to object to things that are going on. The last time that happened, I think, was literally over 300 years ago. So they don't object.
Mm-hmm.
The digital ID aspect, this is something I've been covering a lot on my show. It is a system that Tony Blair tried to bring in when he was prime minister back in the late 90s. And they've also incorporated it into tax now. As I've run several businesses, I now have to sign up to this stuff. It's very difficult for me to resist and continue running my businesses.
That's the way they like it.
Exactly. And the problem, of course, is that you can see this playing out in China, is that you will end up with a social credit score system. If you think that this government is stopping people coming in to the country... What could they possibly do next? Not only that, they all think that Nigel Farage is a fascist. He's not a fascist, by the way.
He's a pretty traditional conservative, as far as I can tell, who's gone against the elites as to the start of this conversation. He has been the person in British politics who has stood against the globalised liberal elite the longest.
It's funny because in America, people look at Nigel Farage and say, I think, did he sell out? He's starting to get a little weak on...
Yeah, I think that, so this is a very online thing. And it's quite curious, actually, if you think about the council elections that we've just had around the country, where Reform, his party, formerly called the Brexit Party, just completely dominated. Even the Green Party, who didn't perform as well, and the Green Party are far left, Leninist,
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of digital IDs and social credit systems discussed in the episode?
You're right. You're always accurate, but you're a drag. Today, it's different.
Yeah, you called me the little black rain cloud for almost 30 years. And it was a nice way to be known. I appreciated it so much. Yeah, no, there actually is some pretty good news today. You're not today. So tell me. Yeah, so basically, it's funny because these things are, they originate with the left being the left, right?
They're constantly doing things to try to take advantage of their situations. And they did this a couple of different times. One was when it came to trying to expand the Voter Rights Act to the maximum levels possible. So they kept harassing these states to change their districts over and over and over again so that they could get more majority minority districts, right?
These are districts where the majority of the voters are minorities and they will, in theory, I guess, the assumption is minorities just vote for their own skin colors, so they will elect other minorities. That's basically the very cynical way Democrats looked at it for years and years and years and years. They got courts to back them up for a long period of time.
Then, of course, this goes to eventually, you know, this happens in Louisiana and Louisiana. They wind up challenging this. It goes all the way to the Supreme Court. And the Supreme Court says what I think is pretty obvious here, which is it's not supposed to be done by skin color. It's supposed to be the exact opposite of that. We're supposed to do really almost any other thing, Glenn.
You can draw a line based on almost anything else except race, which is hilarious because it's the one thing they kept trying to put in. So they tried this and the Supreme Court wound up saying, I know you covered this, but it's like they wound up saying, look, you can't just draw these lines based on race. You can use it as kind of
one thing in a recipe if you really want to, but you can't just draw these racial lines, they're not gonna hold. So they didn't hold and this wound up burning the Democrats in a big way that it could wind up getting a bunch of seats to go from Republicans to Democrats. Because now these states in the south who have been doing this for years,
have to redraw these districts to align with what the Supreme Court said, which is we shouldn't draw voting lines based on skin color. So that's part number one. Part number two is the Virginia situation. Virginia, they wound up trying to do the same type of thing. The left went in and they said, well, we're gonna keep pushing and pushing and pushing and pushing and pushing.
And they decided to try to make it basically so in this purplish state, there were no Republicans to be seen anywhere. They pushed this as far as they could go. And this is something that we caught pretty early on when looking at this race. The way that they had designed this, Glenn, there are rules in Virginia.
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