In 2018, Tim Walz publicly praised a radical Muslim cleric named Asad Zaman — who Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck says has a “despicable” history.

“I would like to, first of all, say thank you to Imam. I am a teacher, so when I see a master teacher, I know it,” Walz says on video. “Over the time we’ve spent together, one of the things I’ve had the privilege of is seeing the things in life through the eye of a master teacher to try and get the understanding, listening today to the stories and what it means.”

While the Harris-Walz campaign had previously jumped in to deny the relationship, claiming the pair did not have a personal relationship and that Walz “condemns” Hamas terrorism, Glenn isn’t buying it.

“Why don’t they want him connected to Zaman?” Glenn asks. “Maybe it is because he has posted official Hamas press releases, or perhaps it’s because he’s linked to a pro-Hitler film called ‘The Greatest Story Never Told,’ so he loves the Nazis.”

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“And then of course, there might be a little problem that after the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, he posted on Facebook that he and his organization, quote, ‘stand in solidarity with the Palestinians against the Israeli attacks,’” Glenn continues.

Zaman is also the executive director of the Minnesota chapter of the Muslim American Society, which was described in 2008 by federal prosecutors as “founded as the overt arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in America.”

And in 2014, the United Arab Emirates designated the Muslim American Society a terrorist group.

“Wait a minute, he’s such a fantastic teacher, and they’re a terrorist group? Wow,” Glenn says, feigning shock. “Now, Harris-Walz, the campaign, has come out through a spokesperson: ‘Walz has no relationship with Zaman.’”

“Maybe they’re not getting together for backyard barbecues or calling each other up like, ‘What are you gonna wear today? Is it a blue day?’ Maybe that’s not happening, but according to the Washington Examiner’s report, Walz has appeared at events with Zaman at least five times,” Glenn explains.

“But remember, no relationship. ‘How dare Glenn Beck say that,’” Glenn mocks, adding, “How could there be? I mean, Tim Walz, he’s a folksy, all-American Midwestern dad who happens to believe in communism.”

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Trump’s First 100 Days: 3 key moments from Glenn Beck’s exclusive interview

Yesterday, Glenn Beck sat down for an exclusive interview with President Trump to review his first 100 days in office. Glenn is the first member of the media to conduct a 100-day retrospective interview, offering a unique window into the administration’s rapid progress.

It should come as no surprise that the duo broached a wide range of topics. From his unprecedented number of executive orders — 130 in just three months! — to the equally unprecedented number of injunctions he’s faced from a rogue judicial system, tariffs, the DOGE, and the border, a lot has happened in a short window.

But that’s what President Trump promised. He pledged to fix America quickly, and every day, he delivers on that promise more. The pace at which his administration is moving is indeed shocking and awe-inspiring.

This exclusive interview captures the energy and determination driving these historic first 100 days, revealing key insights into Trump’s vision and leadership.

Here are the top three moments from President Trump’s conversation with Glenn.

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1. Congress and codification

When Glenn asked President Trump about his extensive executive orders, which have addressed immigration, government reform, the economy, national security, energy, and cultural issues, he said, “There were just so many things the country needed” after Biden’s destructive term.

Isn’t that the truth?

Yet there’s a growing angst about getting these executive orders codified by Congress. Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” aims to codify key policies, especially those related to border security, energy production, taxes, and deregulation, but its budget focus limits its scope, and GOP infighting between fiscal hawks and moderates has slowed the process.

However, President Trump told Glenn not to worry and expressed faith in Republicans, especially considering their seven-seat majority in the House, which gives them enough votes to pass the bill if they stay united.

“We’re going to codify, and we’re going to wait until after the bill has passed, and then we’re going to work on nothing but codifying,” he said.

2. Judicial insurrection

Glenn reminded us that Bill Clinton deported 12.3 million people; George W. Bush deported 10.3 million people and had six injunctions against him; Barack Obama deported 5.5 million people and had 12 injunctions against him.

But Trump, not even 100 days into his second term, faces more lawsuits than Clinton, Bush, and Obama combined.

“You’re 100 days in, and you have 190 cases against you,” said Glenn.

“It’s obstruction,” Trump agreed, condemning Democrats for trying to protect MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, whom they’ve painted as an innocent victim.

Regardless of the unprecedented judicial pushback that’s making deportations “so much more difficult than it should be,” Trump expressed confidence. “We’re getting it done, and we’re winning.”

3. Powering the AI revolution

“I think you’re going to be remembered as the AI president,” said Glenn.

“You are the first one to really talk about, really take it on.”

“AI is certainly very important, and we’re pressing it very hard. We have trillions of dollars being invested,” Trump said. However, AI takes “massive amounts of electricity,” more than “we have right now in our country.”

Even though it’s an enormous obstacle, Trump says he’s got a plan.

"We’re going to let them build their own electric plants,” he said, noting that “they can use nuclear [power] if they want.”

“We’re going to get it done very quickly,” he added.

“I call it a national emergency,” but “we’re going to be number one.”

To hear the rest of Glenn and President Trump’s conversation, including their discussion on tariffs, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, justice and accountability for major incidents of fraud, and Elon Musk’s role in the DOGE, watch the full interview above.

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Leaked documents reveal INSANE DEI plan for NASA

From reckless spending and warmongering to importing illegal immigrants and carving children up in labs, calling it “care,” it’s hard to say which part of living under the Biden-Harris regime was the worst.

The insidious cancer that is diversity, equity, and inclusion certainly makes the top five, though.

Once the administration rubber-stamped the fundamentally flawed system that champions racial division, underperformance, and cultural Marxism, while trashing merit and free speech, it spread like a disease throughout the federal government and then across the country.

There was no place that was safe from the poison of DEI — not even the moon.

In Glenn Beck’s latest Wednesday Night Special, he shares the disturbing contents of newly leaked documents that reveal NASA’s dangerous plan to prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in its Artemis mission and “put the first woman and first person of color on the Moon.”

The 99-page file, Glenn says, “was leaked exclusively to my team at TheBlaze by two NASA scientists.”

The document outlines NASA’s plan to return to the moon, and yet “there’s no science” in it and there’s “not even a breakdown of cost,” he explains. That’s because the document wasn’t produced by scientists but rather by “public relations gurus,” who use “emotional appeal, psychology, and PR” to manipulate our feelings.

In his first term, President Trump set the U.S. on a path to return to the moon, but when Biden took office, he changed the trajectory. Suddenly it wasn’t about going to the moon again; it was about getting certain people to the moon. “Science [was] replaced by cultural Marxism and DEI.”

The whistleblowers who leaked the documents, Glenn says, unfortunately cannot be on the show or reveal their identities because “they’re still afraid for their jobs, even though they’re now in the private sector.”

Glenn instead shares some quotes from these anonymous sources:

“I was told to be seen and not heard in all meetings related to science — as a scientist.”
“I was just pretty shocked at how meticulous they were in controlling the narrative and already pre-idenitifying protagonists, antagonists.”
“The way that they would cherry-pick these rags-to-riches stories of these astronauts, a lot of it was centered around DEI.”
“NASA, in my opinion, has become a glorified DEI program.”

The leaked Artemis playbook reveals “Who [NASA wants] to build massive appeal with and get to participate.”

Big shock incoming …

They’re targeting “underserved and underrepresented groups,” including “BIPOC [Black, Indigenous, and People of Color] youth.”

“In other words, it's not a mission to the moon; it's a marketing campaign for social activism,” says Glenn. “NASA isn't trying just to inspire the next generation of astronauts; they're going to sell an ideology.”

The document, in an effort to employ emotional appeals, outlines the Artemis mission’s “antagonists,” as if their plan to go to the moon were a story in a children’s book.

“The unaware public,” “skeptics who control the budget,” “conspiracy theorists,” and “dissatisfied NASA employees,” among others, are considered threats to the mission.

“I've never seen anything like this from America, and it would make Bernays and Goebbels proud because it was designed to stimulate widespread behavioral changes among individuals,” says Glenn, asking, “When did NASA get into that game?”

Could it be that the space agency is motivated by a “lucrative endgame”?

To hear more about NASA’s leaked documents, including the agency’s plan to get rich off its Marxism-infused Artemis program, watch the episode above. To go through the documents yourself, head over to glennbeck.com