Glenn Beck, Blaze Media Founder, claims Apple removed his podcast from iTunes without notice.

Apple⁤ Removes Glenn Beck’s Program from iTunes

Big tech streaming platform Apple made the⁢ surprising move of removing Blaze Media founder Glenn⁣ Beck’s popular ⁣American‌ culture and politics program ‌from‍ its​ iTunes platform on ​Wednesday. The exact reason for the removal remains unknown.

Beck, known for ​being one of ⁤the first‍ conservatives ​to create alternative‍ media outside​ of the mainstream, took to video to share the‌ news with his followers. He ⁤revealed that⁤ he had received⁢ an email from the⁢ Apple Podcasts⁣ Team stating that “The Glenn Beck Program” had been ‌removed due to an issue that needed to be resolved before it could be available ⁣on Apple ⁤Podcasts.

Expressing his⁣ frustration, Beck tweeted, “I ‌have a feeling these⁤ ‘issues’ with @Apple and others‍ will keep happening the more we’re over the‌ target.” The ‌email⁢ he received from ⁢Apple ‌reportedly provided no additional details, only reiterating that his ‍program had been removed.

“Well, ⁣we got that one, dummy,” Beck exclaimed. “I mean — I cannot imagine what they‍ are — what they’re basing‍ this one on. I mean, ‌have we even had strikes?‍ Nothing, right? This is crazy. Crazy.”

Beck and ​his team were preparing for another episode of his program when they discovered that they may⁣ have become another example‌ of big tech companies censoring ⁤conservative content.

“This is ⁢absolutely freedom of⁣ speech,” Beck asserted. “There’s nothing that we have said⁤ that would ⁣warrant any⁤ removal.”

The next episode of Beck’s program, titled “Trump ‌vs. Biden: Which is the ​Crime Family?”, delves into‌ former President ​Donald Trump’s fourth ⁢indictment and its potential⁣ impact on freedom of speech. It also compares the evidence revealed regarding Hunter‍ Biden and President Joe Biden.

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“Maybe that’s what it ⁣is… maybe​ they’re‌ just smoked because, you know, I’m ​pointing out the real crime ⁢family tonight,” Beck​ speculated.

While Apple has not yet issued a formal​ response, Beck ‍gave ‌the ​company the benefit of the doubt, suggesting that⁣ it​ could be‍ a mere “glitch.”

“But it’s amazing how⁤ we have to‌ have‍ a whole bunch of people⁢ point out the glitch before ⁣the glitch is found, and it’s put⁣ back,”⁢ Beck remarked.‌ “Man, this is — ⁣this is huge.”

Blaze Media, Beck’s media company, did not‍ respond to requests for comment.‍ However, ​others in the industry voiced their concerns. BlazeTV host Steve Deace tweeted,​ “Oh my. Even if it is a glitch, ⁣these ‘glitches’ only‍ seem to go one way.” Daily ⁣Wire Co-Founder Jeremy Boreing urged Apple to rectify‍ the‍ situation, stating, ⁣”This‍ must‍ be a mistake. Glenn‍ is one ​of the best‌ men in the business ⁤and ​perhaps ⁢the ⁤greatest living broadcaster. Make this right.”

While⁣ Beck’s ⁢podcast remains available on​ his BlazeTV service,⁢ as well ⁤as other streaming platforms like ‍Spotify, YouTube,‌ and Stitcher, the removal from ‌Apple’s iTunes ⁢platform raises concerns about the potential censorship‌ of⁣ conservative ⁣voices.