Best of the Program | Guest: Billy Hallowell | 4/24/26

In this 'Best of the Program' episode, Glenn Beck reflects on a powerful conversation with listener Linda from Florida, who initially opposed U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict but ultimately shifted her perspective after a nuanced debate. Beck emphasizes that while the war is Israel’s to fight, U.S. involvement rests with the commander in chief—Donald Trump—and not with foreign governments. The episode critiques systemic corruption, including the Southern Poverty Law Center’s alleged $3 million fraud scheme and a $2 trillion loss to fraud between 2018–2022, while highlighting real-world consequences like capital fleeing New York due to high taxes and the collapse of Iran’s economy under Trump’s pressure. Beck also shares a harrowing true story of identity theft in Albuquerque, where Matthew Kierens lived as William Woods for decades, destroying the real man’s life and even getting him wrongfully imprisoned. This story serves as a warning about the dangers of deception and the power of truth. Throughout, Beck urges listeners to 'white-pill'—to actively feed hope, seek truth, and resist despair by practicing daily habits like reading eternal truths, writing down hopes, taking faithful actions, and limiting comparison. The episode closes with a call to action: resist the culture of grievance and lies, and become part of a movement rebuilding hope and integrity in America.