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The Glenn Beck Program | Hour 2 | 3/13/26

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A speaker says Muslims are in America 'purely for the sake of Allah' and should 'make Jihad against them.'

The rhetoric sharpens. The host keeps pressing the listener to answer what should be done, repeating the question until it feels less like a question and more like a challenge. Al-Quds Day becomes the next anchor. The segment traces the holiday to Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, connects it to the liberation of Jerusalem, and ties that framework to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the Quds Force. The language gets blunt. It presents the enemies in the starkest possible terms, insists that threats about Jews and Americans are not to be waved away, and leans on repetition to make the warning land. A personal analogy follows. The show imagines a threatening neighbor at the fence and uses that image to argue that denial would be reckless when the threat is stated out loud every day. The hour does not soften. It pushes toward the claim that failing to take such warnings seriously would leave people exposed when danger crosses the line from rhetoric to action. Sponsor copy breaks into the middle. The segment pauses for Jace Medical and then the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, before returning to the same urgent register. By the close, the show is back on the larger frame, including a later handoff into a talk about choices and what comes next.

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A blunt warning linking regional conflict, shipping strain, and rising costs into one sharp geopolitical case.

The episode ties the Strait of Hormuz, Al-Quds Day, and two attacks in one day into a single warning about regional conflict, shipping pressure, and public unease.

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If you want the alarm-bell version of Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and how shipping shocks hit your wallet.

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