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The Glenn Beck Program | Hour 2 | 3/23/26

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“When nothing is sacred, and everything becomes negotiable,” Beck says, civilizations become prey for the intermediate.

1. Hourly - The Glenn Beck Program Hour 2 on 3/23/26 centers on war with Iran and the strain on the Strait of Hormuz. 2. Glenn Beck hosts the hour and speaks as a commentator who says he has spent “over 30 years” connecting dots. 3. The episode asks what war, fear, and moral collapse mean for America “within and without.” 4. Beck says about 20% of the world’s oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz, and detours can add close to a million dollars to a voyage. 5. He says air freight costs have risen by as much as 400% and that the costs “are passed right along to you.” 6. Beck links the moment to “wars and rumors of wars,” the Vatican pleading for bombs to stop, and questions about nuclear war and the apocalypse. 7. He says Christians, Jews, and Muslims each read the same conflict through their own end-times language. 8. Beck argues that civilization collapses when “nothing is sacred, and everything becomes negotiable.” 9. He names marriage, truth, children, justice, and human life as areas he says have become negotiable in the last 25 years. 10. He says people are distracted by notifications, politics, work, debt, and entertainment while “the foundations of the world shake beneath our feet.” 11. Beck says the deepest question is whether people would notice if this were “the end of days.” 12. He urges listeners to replace “who won the clip of the day war” with repentance, forgiveness, courage, discipline, empathy, and mercy. 13. He asks, “What kind of man are you becoming” and “What kind of a woman am I becoming.” 14. He revisits warnings he says he made in 1999 about Osama bin Laden and a major terrorist attack on New York City. 15. He cites his early-2000s warnings about the financial system, 2008, and TARP changing the system and delaying a deeper reckoning. 16. He says he warned about Marxist, anarchist, and Islamist alliances, chaos in Europe, migration waves, and chaos in America. 17. Beck says the hour is delivered as a monologue with repeated breaks for sponsors and short back-and-forth with staff and insiders. 18. He uses a confessional tone, saying he is wrong “a lot” and that he cannot prove the difference between analysis and intuition. 19. Listeners interested in geopolitics, faith, and moral argument will get the most from this hour. 20. Listeners wanting a light news recap or a neutral policy discussion may skip it.

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