Best of the Program | 6/11/26

The episode opens with Glenn Beck questioning why no one is discussing the surprising drop in oil prices to $86 a barrel amid ongoing war tensions—revealing that the U.S. military has secretly removed 100 million barrels of oil from the Strait of Hormuz in a covert operation, preventing a potential $200-per-barrel crisis. Beck argues this isn’t just a military feat but a strategic move by President Trump to assert dominance, likely sending a message to Iran, China, and the American public. He frames Trump as a 'builder'—not a lawyer—capable of solving problems through action, contrasting him with past leaders. The narrative shifts to a powerful historical story from 1946 Athens, Tennessee, where returning WWII veterans used guns to reclaim stolen elections, then laid them down to restore democratic integrity. Beck draws a direct parallel: today’s voter suppression in California—where homeless people are paid $2 to vote for specific candidates—is not just corruption, but a sign of elite arrogance. He warns that this brazenness, like the Rosetta Stone, exposes the entire system, making reform inevitable. The episode closes with a call to action: pass the Save America Act—requiring voter ID, proof of citizenship, and ending mail-in ballots except for valid reasons—to protect democracy, not through violence, but through unity and exposure. Beck insists God is handling the enemies, and Americans need only to stand and speak truth.