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The Glenn Beck Program | Hour 2 | 3/19/26

·43 min·3 clips
Liz Wheeler argues that using U.S. force abroad is necessary to confront “the ideology of immigration Islam.”
1. Hour 2 of The Glenn Beck Program focuses on Joe Kent, Charlie Kirk, Iran, and Glenn Beck’s Torch special on political Islam. 2. Glenn Beck leads the hour, Liz Wheeler joins from Blaze TV, and Beck later previews a coming appearance by Tommy Tuberville. 3. The episode asks whether Joe Kent’s claims, Trump’s military actions, and Beck’s political-Islam thesis describe the same larger conflict. 4. Liz Wheeler says she reviewed Joe Kent’s resignation letter and Tucker Carlson appearance and found no proof for his allegations. 5. Glenn Beck says Kent should not call himself a podcaster while making claims that could affect the White House and the FBI. 6. Wheeler says Kent’s move to podcasts with huge audiences looks “very opportunistic” because those hosts are least likely to ask for evidence. 7. Beck and Wheeler discuss the claim that President Trump was “duped” by Iran or Israel and compare it with a second claim about the Charlie Kirk assassination. 8. Wheeler says if Kent truly had evidence, he “actually should reveal them to the American people.” 9. Beck says false claims about Charlie Kirk’s final words are “so disrespectful to his legacy” and to his family. 10. Wheeler says using Kirk’s name to advance fringe ideas is despicable because he cannot correct the record. 11. Beck says Trump’s military actions in Iran and Venezuela may fit a larger geopolitical strategy, and Wheeler calls that hypothesis “very plausible.” 12. Wheeler says Trump has used the U.S. military with “protection, defensiveness, strength, self-control and restraint.” 13. Beck says anyone who declares the Iran conflict either a forever war or a quick victory is speaking too early. 14. Beck argues that no one can yet know whether the conflict will be good or bad because the outcome is still unfolding. 15. Beck’s Torch promotion repeats examples from Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, and San Diego to argue that political Islam is already visible in the United States. 16. Beck says an Alabama imam spoke about remaking America and a Colorado imam said “America will be gone” before the emergence of al-Mahdi. 17. The hour has a live, combative radio tone, with Beck interrupting, joking, and repeatedly steering back to evidence and urgency. 18. Wheeler’s segment is analytical and adversarial, while the later Torch material becomes promotional and alarm-driven. 19. Listeners tracking Iran, national security, or Charlie Kirk will get the most from it. 20. Listeners who want a calm, non-political conversation should probably skip it.
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