The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guests: Harmeet Dhillon & Peter Schweizer | 1/19/26
Jan 19, 2026
Discussion revolves around President Trump's actions, framed as responses to a collapsing world order rather than insanity. Peter Schweizer highlights weaponized immigration, tracing it back to historical events like the Mariel boatlift and recent Latin American strategies. Harmeet Dhillon addresses the Insurrection Act and federal response to protests in Minnesota, emphasizing the breakdown of local law enforcement. The conversation highlights the need for a robust DOJ intervention to uphold civil rights amidst rising tensions.
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Trump As Strategist, Not Chaotic Actor
- Glenn Beck argues Trump's actions aim to dismantle a captured global order rather than manage it.
- He frames tariffs, peace deals, and pressure campaigns as strategic moves to test and prepare for collapse.
Tariffs As Stress Tests
- Beck describes tariffs as stress tests to expose which allies and partners are dependent on U.S. markets.
- He cites Canada's rapid pivot toward China as evidence of exposed leadership weaknesses.
Peace Deals Free Strategic Bandwidth
- Beck reframes peace deals as freeing bandwidth so the U.S. can focus on larger threats.
- He credits Trump's Middle East agreements with removing long-term distractions.
