Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend, Brian Glenn, recently announced a significant career change.
According to Mediaite, Glenn proclaimed his departure from Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) during a National Rifle Association (NRA) Convention.
Brian Glenn decided to share his career shift while RSBN was preparing to cover former President Donald Trump's speech at the NRA Convention.
This announcement surprised many attendees, who have seen Glenn as a steadfast figure in the Trump media landscape.
At RSBN, Brian Glenn carved a niche through engaging crowd interviews and provided exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of Trump’s events.
These efforts have made RSBN a beloved platform among MAGA supporters, especially since mainstream media started curtailing coverage of Trump rallies post-2016.
Before delivering his news, Glenn expressed his unwavering support for former President Trump and the American cause.
He stated:
I’m not at the liberty yet to tell you where I’m going, but just know that the American people, Trump, and speaking the truth is still going to be at the forefront of what I do.
This declaration reassures his audience that, despite the change, his commitment to these ideals remains unshaken.
Brian Glenn's professional shift comes after his relationship with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) became public knowledge last year.
This personal aspect of his life has drawn considerable attention, particularly considering Rep. Greene's recent headline-making confrontation at a House Oversight Committee Hearing with Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX).
As Glenn steps away from RSBN, the direct impact of his departure on the network's future remains to be seen. Nevertheless, his intentions to support Trump and the American people suggest he is not entirely stepping away from the political media landscape.
Conclusively, Brian Glenn's announcement at the NRA Convention reveals that while his path will diverge from RSBN, his mission does not. He leaves a legacy of vigorous advocacy for Trump and promises to maintain his vocal support, albeit from a new platform.
