The Glenn Beck Program Why Trump Keeps Blowing Up Venezuelan Drug Boats | Guest: Peter Atwater | 10/21/25
Oct 21, 2025
Peter Atwater, an adjunct lecturer at the College of William & Mary and economic analyst known for coining the term 'K-shaped recovery,' joins to discuss the intriguing dynamics of the current AI investment boom. He compares this surge to past financial bubbles, warning of potential declines and confidence issues if the bubble bursts. Glenn Beck explores President Trump's strategic military actions in the Caribbean, suggesting a redefined Monroe Doctrine, while also delving into societal responsibilities tied to the Pledge of Allegiance.
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New Monroe Doctrine Strategy
- Glenn Beck argues US strikes on Venezuelan boats are strategic, not just drug interdiction.
- He frames actions as a new Monroe Doctrine to block China/Russia influence in the hemisphere.
Venezuela As Strategic Fulcrum
- Venezuela is described as the fulcrum because it holds the world's largest crude reserves.
- Beck warns China/Russia are courting Venezuela to control energy and regional influence.
Beyond Barrels: Infrastructure At Risk
- Beck links US coastal defenses in Guyana to protecting offshore platforms and data infrastructure.
- He highlights that energy, cables, pipelines, and rare earths are central to hemispheric power.