Brian Glenn is an American conservative media personality and former television journalist who has a net worth of $1 million.

Brian Glenn spent much of his career working in local television and radio in Texas before becoming a prominent on-camera supporter of Donald Trump. He served as programming director and a reporter for Right Side Broadcasting Network, which specializes in carrying Trump rallies and political events, and later became chief White House correspondent for Real America's Voice.

Glenn gained unusual access to Trump during the 2024 presidential campaign and the opening years of his second administration. His reporting style generally consisted of friendly questions, praise, and commentary supportive of Trump rather than the adversarial approach traditionally associated with White House journalism.

He received international attention in February 2025 when he used an Oval Office meeting to berate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for not wearing a suit. The awful and embarrassing question was widely mocked for reducing a consequential wartime diplomatic meeting to a complaint about clothing. Glenn later complimented Zelenskyy when he returned to the White House wearing more formal attire.

Glenn left his White House reporting position in May 2026. Two months later, he married former Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene in Las Vegas.

Brian Glenn was raised outside Houston, Texas. He grew up attending a Methodist church and later enrolled at Lamar University in Beaumont, where he studied communications and joined the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.

Glenn did not initially set out to become a political correspondent. His early interests included lifestyle reporting, music, fashion, cooking, cars, and entertainment. Those subjects shaped much of his first phase as a broadcaster, when he worked for local television and radio outlets throughout Texas.

Glenn began his broadcasting career with a variety of jobs at Texas television and radio stations. He worked at KBTV in the Beaumont-Port Arthur market, serving in both on-camera and commercial roles. He also hosted local programming and worked as an account executive producing advertising for station clients.

In 2012, Glenn moved to WFAA, the ABC affiliate in Dallas and one of the most prominent local television stations in Texas. He became a features reporter for the station's morning program, covering community events, businesses, food, entertainment, and other lighter subjects. His assignments frequently involved live reports from locations around the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

WFAA parted ways with Glenn in 2015. He subsequently continued working within local media, including radio and positions associated with broadcast station owner Nexstar Media Group.

Glenn's career in mainstream local broadcasting ended in 2020. According to later profiles, Nexstar dismissed him after he posted photographs from a Trump rally and criticized COVID-19 restrictions on social media. The episode accelerated his transition from lifestyle and local-news reporting into openly partisan political media.

Glenn joined Right Side Broadcasting Network, commonly known as RSBN, which had built a large online audience by livestreaming Trump rallies in their entirety. Unlike traditional news organizations, RSBN presented itself as an enthusiastic supporter of Trump and his political movement.

Glenn became one of the network's most visible personalities and eventually served as its director of programming. He traveled extensively to rallies, interviewed attendees, delivered commentary, and secured interviews with Trump and figures within his political circle.

His relationship with Marjorie Taylor Greene sometimes overlapped with his professional duties. Greene appeared alongside him during political coverage, and Glenn interviewed her while the two were dating. RSBN reportedly later restricted him from interviewing her because of their personal relationship.

In June 2024, Glenn announced that he was leaving RSBN for Real America's Voice, another conservative television and streaming outlet. His access to Trump expanded during the presidential campaign, and he became one of the familiar pro-Trump reporters appearing at rallies, court proceedings, press conferences, and campaign events.

After Trump returned to the White House, Glenn became Real America's Voice's chief White House correspondent. He was frequently called on during press events and enjoyed access that was not always extended to reporters from larger mainstream organizations.

Glenn made little effort to present himself as a detached observer. He praised Trump's policies, repeated administration talking points, and later described his own role as being a "MAGA mouthpiece" for Trump's America First agenda. His questions often reinforced subjects the administration wanted to promote or invited Trump to criticize political opponents.

Glenn also produced several bizarre exchanges. He asked Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin why Ireland had allowed Rosie O'Donnell to move there. On another occasion, he showed Trump a photograph of a Progress Pride flag and claimed that many people associated it with threatening or violent ideas. Trump responded by reminding him that removing the flags could raise freedom-of-speech issues.

Glenn's most notorious moment occurred during the contentious February 2025 Oval Office meeting between Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Rather than asking about Russia's invasion, military assistance, peace negotiations, or the proposed minerals agreement between the United States and Ukraine, Glenn focused on Zelenskyy's military-style clothing.

"Why don't you wear a suit?" Glenn asked. He then claimed that many Americans believed Zelenskyy was showing disrespect to the Oval Office.

Zelenskyy explained that he would wear a formal suit after the war ended. His clothing had been intended to reflect the fact that his country remained under invasion and that Ukrainian soldiers and civilians were still being killed.

The question was an embarrassing display of performative partisanship masquerading as journalism. It made Glenn internationally recognizable but did little to enhance his credibility. When Zelenskyy returned to the White House in August 2025 wearing a black jacket and collared shirt, Glenn told him that he looked "fabulous" and apologized. Zelenskyy responded that he had changed while Glenn was still wearing the same suit.

Glenn met Marjorie Taylor Greene at a Trump rally in 2022. They began dating publicly in early 2023, after both had initiated divorces from their longtime spouses.

Glenn had previously been married to Kerry Michelle Glenn. He filed for divorce in October 2022, and the case was finalized that December in Collin County, Texas. He has a son from his first marriage.

Glenn and Greene frequently appeared together at rallies, political events, and around the Capitol. Their shared support for Trump was initially a major part of their relationship. However, Glenn found himself caught between Greene and Trump when the two experienced a public falling-out in 2025.

Greene announced her resignation from Congress and left office in January 2026. Glenn stepped away from Real America's Voice in May, saying that he wanted to spend more time with family and friends after years of following political news.

Glenn and Greene announced their engagement in December 2025. They married on July 28, 2026, in a family ceremony at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas.