The Wall Street Journal’s “bombshell” report claiming Donald Trump wrote Jeffrey Epstein a cryptic letter, complete with a suggestive drawing of a woman, for his 50th birthday may not be as credible as they claimed.
Glenn Beck and “Butler” author Salena Zito discuss the new revelation that the person behind the WSJ report has ties to the group behind the discredited Steele Dossier. In other words, Rupert Murdoch will be scrambling to defend himself in the $10 billion lawsuit President Donald Trump has filed against the Murdoch empire. Here’s more from Beck on Blaze TV.
Considering that many of them went to college, Democrats tend to be exceptionally stupid. Here, Mr. Reagan offers an easy-to-follow explanation on why so many people favor President Donald Trump and not any of the Democratic phonies.
As the markets spin from President Donald Trump’s tariff strategy and the globalists clutch their pearls, Glenn Beck zooms out to see the bigger picture — the story of how elite-driven trade policies over the last 30 years gutted America’s middle class. Deals like NAFTA and China’s WTO entry sounded like progress to a lot of people, but they left devastation in their wake, killing jobs, draining small towns, and fueling an opioid epidemic in the heartland.
To understand Trump’s tariffs, you have to understand the real human cost behind tens of thousands of shuttered U.S. factories and the erosion of the American dream. No one knows the toll of the real human cost better than journalist Salena Zito, who wrote in the Washington Post, “What I learned about ‘America First’ in a Pennsylvania steel mill.” U.S. Steel workers who once opposed Japan’s investment now welcome it because “if this deal doesn’t happen, these jobs will be gone.”
She rejects the claim that Americans don’t want manufacturing jobs anymore and are scared of Trump’s tariffs. “There’s a very different feel in the middle of the country. ‘This might pinch now, but this is better not just for my kids, grandchildren — this is better for my country.’” Beck argues Trump’s tariffs aren’t just policy — they’re a rebellion against managed decline and a high-stakes gamble to restore American self-reliance.
Reporter Salena Zito was with President Donald Trump at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally when he was almost assassinated. Now, she joins Glenn Beck to reveal some key moments from that day that the public doesn’t know about, which she details in her new book Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America’s Heartland.
Salena tells Glenn what Trump said right before his famous “Fight! Fight! Fight!” line and why he decided to stand up: “I did not want to be the symbol of America being weak.”
She also describes conversations she’s had with the President and why she knows that Trump believes “God saved him.” And…did you know Trump was not the first president to be shot at in Butler? George Washington also holds that distinction.
