Donald Trump used a Glenn Beck interview to boast that Dolly Parton 'really liked me,' a remark Beck laughed at; the piece places it amid Parton’s death, Trump’s half-staff tribute, and reactions from Ivanka Trump, highlighting the celebrity-political crossover and ensuing backlash.
Apple Podcasts removed 1,900 episodes of conservative media mogul Glenn Beck's show without warning or explanation, only stating that there was an issue that needed to be resolved. Beck expressed confusion and frustration over the removal, claiming that there was nothing said on his show that warranted such action. However, Apple later restored the episodes to the platform, but without providing clear answers as to why the removal occurred in the first place.
Apple Podcasts has removed all episodes of "The Glenn Beck Program" without providing an explanation to the conservative host. Glenn Beck received a message from Apple stating that there was an issue with his show, but the link provided only reiterated that it had been removed. Beck expressed confusion as to why his show was taken down, as there was no prior warning or indication of policy violations. He speculated that it may be a glitch, but also suggested that more "glitches" may occur as the 2024 presidential election approaches. The podcast is still available on other platforms such as BlazeTV, Spotify, YouTube, Google Podcasts, iHeart, and Stitcher.
Tucker Carlson is the latest nightly news host to leave his network, joining a list of others who have continued their careers elsewhere with mixed results. Bill O'Reilly hosts a political opinion podcast and runs a news and commentary website, while Glenn Beck has his own online news venture and hosts a radio show and podcast. Chris Cuomo now hosts "CUOMO" on NewsNation, a subscription television news network, after being fired from CNN amid an inquiry into his efforts to help his brother navigate sexual harassment accusations.