Best of the Program | Guests: Winston Marshall & Amb. Sam Brownback | 5/13/26

The episode features a dynamic conversation on global political and spiritual threats, with guests Winston Marshall and Ambassador Sam Brownback joining Glenn Beck. Marshall, a British monarchist, critiques the UK's political elite, particularly Prime Minister Keir Starmer, for enabling authoritarian trends, digital surveillance, and anti-Semitism while scapegoating far-right figures like Tommy Robinson. He emphasizes the growing revolt of ordinary people across the West against a globalized, post-war elite. Meanwhile, Brownback delivers a stark warning about China’s systematic war on faith, detailing forced organ harvesting, persecution of Christians, Uyghur Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists, and Falun Gong practitioners. He argues that China’s repression is rooted in a fundamental rejection of individual human dignity and religious freedom, and calls for the U.S. to confront this threat through moral leadership, citing historical parallels to the Soviet Union. The episode also touches on U.S. political developments, including favorable Supreme Court rulings on redistricting and growing Republican momentum in traditionally Democratic strongholds like Virginia and Los Angeles, suggesting a potential shift in American political sentiment. Key takeaways include the importance of defending religious freedom as a cornerstone of civilization, the danger of digital authoritarianism and social credit systems, the need for Western leaders to stand up to global elites and authoritarian regimes, and the resilience of faith under persecution. The episode underscores a broader theme: the fight is not merely political but spiritual, requiring moral clarity and courage. Beck encourages listeners to support the show through reviews and to stay informed through resources like Brownback’s book, emphasizing that awareness is the first step in resistance.