Best of the Program | Guest: Benny Johnson | 4/29/26

The episode opens with a mix of sponsor messages and a call to action for listeners to rate and review the podcast, framing it as a movement for truth. Glenn Beck then dives into the indictment of James Comey over a seashell photo, questioning the strength of the charges and suggesting the case may be a strategic move to pressure Comey into cooperating with investigations into others, particularly Brennan. Beck contrasts this with a more serious federal probe into Fauci’s right-hand man, whose internal communications suggest efforts to evade FOIA requests, which Beck sees as a genuine threat. He praises a new anti-fraud task force in Minnesota and California as a sign of real action. The core of the episode centers on a debate with guest Benny Johnson about whether the FCC should regulate Jimmy Kimmel’s controversial remarks about first ladies, arguing that taxpayer-funded broadcast licenses come with public interest obligations and that using federal infrastructure to incite violence or promote conspiracy theories is unacceptable. Beck ultimately agrees with Johnson’s moral and regulatory argument, though he remains skeptical of FCC overreach. The episode closes with satirical stories about a man digging up his sister to withdraw money and California’s $231 billion Fantasy Train project, highlighting government waste and absurdity. The tone is combative, passionate, and focused on accountability, justice, and the need for conservative leadership to act decisively.