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As we leave 2023 behind, Glenn believes the next 12 months will decide the future of America. The nation is facing major pressures from all over: potential wars, a troubled economy, violence in our streets, and an uncertain political landscape come election season.

Glenn reviews two stories that make him question the state of today's young adults: McDonald's released Happy Meals for adults (complete with toys) and young couples are bragging about being "DINKs" (Double Income, No Kids). Maybe it's time for Gen Z to grow up, start a family, and get some common sense ...

In the short term, a fall in consumption of material objects would be an economic and social catastrophe. In the long term, it is necessary.

The chaos of 2023 reminds Glenn a lot of the chaos of the 1970s: economic turmoil, despair, an energy crisis, rampant crime. In the 70s, many people stopped believing in America. But in 1978, Glenn heard something that he believes still rings true: Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait," featuring Henry Fonda.

Former investment banker Carol Roth recently warned in a Blaze Media op-ed that "32 million small businesses are about to get blindsided." She joins Glenn to break down a new rule that goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2024. On paper, the Corporate Transparency Act is marketed as a way to prevent against money laundering.

Orlando Magic player and vocal Christian Jonathan Isaac has launched his own sports and lifestyle apparel company, UNITUS, and the world's first basketball shoes with a visible Bible verse, the JUDAH1. He joins Glenn to tell the story of how this came to be: "I wanted to see my values represented in the marketplace."

Glenn and his team landed in Jerusalem in August, 2011, just days before one of the largest moments of his career: his 'Restoring Courage' speech.

One year after his famous ‘Restoring Honor' rally in Washington D.C., Glenn gave another speech that would soon become one of the most powerful in his career. Glenn presented ‘Restoring Courage’ in Jerusalem on August 24, 2011.

How did unelected experts with their unwavering devotion to science rise to such power in American life? More than a century ago, an engineer named Frederick W Taylor inspired progressive activists with a new concept he called scientific management. Future Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis took Taylor’s concept and married it with political power.

During a meeting of the House Financial Services Committee this month, government officials discussed developments in digital identity technologies and central bank digital currencies. These technologies are terrifying to civil liberty advocates because of their potential to turbocharge government...