Glenn Beck’s radio program took a dramatic turn this week as he tackled one of America’s oldest mysteries. The conservative host spent hours testing whether Lee Harvey Oswald could have acted alone in assassinating President John F. Kennedy. Using the same type of rifle and bullets from 1963, Beck struggled to recreate the famous shots. His team found unexpected clues that challenge official reports, claiming the government might still be hiding secrets.
The fiery commentator didn’t stop there. He blasted the Biden administration for pushing “cultural Marxism” through diversity programs. Beck played leaked tapes showing federal agencies spent $100 billion on race-based training. He warned this “DEI poison” is tearing apart traditional values, calling it a plot to control everyday Americans.
Earlier this week, Beck hosted Britain’s former Prime Minister Liz Truss, who said Western democracy is crumbling. She praised Trump’s policies and warned that countries like Canada and the U.K. are turning into “failed states” due to weak leadership. Beck nodded along, arguing strong borders and patriotism could save the West from collapse.
A shocking January 6th revelation stole headlines when investigative journalist Steve Baker joined the show. Baker claimed Nancy Pelosi had an insider at the Capitol riot, though he offered little proof. Beck thundered about “deep state corruption,” urging listeners to demand transparency from Washington elites.
The program also featured former ESPN host Sage Steele, who tearfully described losing her job for refusing COVID vaccines. Beck called her a “hero” standing against corporate bullying. He railed against “woke” companies silencing conservative voices, saying ordinary Americans are tired of being pushed around.
Fans got emotional when Beck revisited his 2009 prediction about government overreach. Sixteen years later, he claims recent IRS crackdowns and “autopen scandals” prove he was right all along. The host ended the week urging listeners to fight for freedom before it’s too late, saying, “Our garden’s being choked by weeds—time to grab a shovel.”
