Best of the Program | Guest: Sean Spicer | 5/5/26

In this episode of The Glenn Beck Program, Glenn Beck and guest Sean Spicer dissect President Donald Trump's strategic repositioning of America on the global stage, framing it not as chaotic unpredictability but as a calculated, long-term 'choke point' strategy. Beck argues that Trump is systematically securing control over critical global arteries—strategic waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and Strait of Malacca, Arctic shipping routes via Greenland, and vital mineral resources in the Lithium Triangle—positioning the U.S. as the indispensable supplier of energy, minerals, and logistics. This, Beck contends, is the true meaning of 'America First': not isolationism, but dominance through leverage. The episode also features a fiery critique of a D.C. judge who apologized to a would-be assassin of the president, calling it a betrayal of the rule of law and a symptom of a broken judicial system in Washington, D.C. Sean Spicer reinforces the narrative, emphasizing that Trump’s four years out of office were not a loss but a period of strategic preparation through groups like Project 2025, allowing for a more coherent and consequential return to power. The conversation concludes with a warning: without a Republican Congress and legislative codification of key policies, Trump’s executive orders could be undone, making the 2024 election a pivotal moment for the future of American sovereignty.