The Glenn Beck Program | Hour 2 | 3/10/26

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2:23program. Hello America. Welcome to the Glend-back program. There's a lot to talk about when it comes to the economy, especially when it comes to the oil price. Yesterday oil was spiking and then it suddenly just dropped through the floor. Why? I think because fear was driving everything yesterday, this isn't based on anything real, it's based on fear. And we know that because the market is not rewarding the stocks of oil companies. Usually when oil goes through because everybody's like there's a war coming, they know the oil companies are going to profit off of it and so people will buy up shares of the oil companies. That price is not moving at least yet. So the real story is that fear was driving this up yesterday, nothing real, and the market still believes that it's going to be relatively short. Whether that lasts or not, I don't know, but the person who really can tell

3:25you what's happening is Carol Roth and she joins me in 60 seconds. First, let me tell you about rapid radios. They're great. If you run a business that relies heavily on instantaneous communication, you have running a construction crew or an event staff or a security team. Any situation where you need to stay in constant contact without any delays, any confusion, but here's the thing. They're just as useful in regular life as well. Take something as simple as a family camping trip. Half the group heads down to the lake, somebody else takes the kid hiking and then a couple people stay back at the campsite to be eaten by a bear because they're sitting by all the food. Literally the beginning of half of all movies, horror movies start this way. Maybe we would have fewer horror movies if we just had rapid radios. You just press a button and talk. Everybody hears you instantly. No apps, no competition for a cell service, no delay. Just simple instant communication whenever you need it. So whether you're running a job site or just trying to keep track of the family and

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5:28to be a risk to get through and if they're at what price and the duration of how long a conflict might last. But then that is exacerbated by financial markets. And there are two pieces to that. One is just when there are these periods of uncertainty, sometimes you get from hedge funds that have large positions and sometimes levered positions in the market, something called degrosing, where they just get rid of everything and they go to cash and they go, we're just going to sit and wait out and see what happened. And then you get the algorithms. And the algorithms are jumping on headlines which are rapidly changing and uncertain and other algorithms are following those first algorithms. So you get this exacerbation of volatility, something where uncertainty and fear drives an outcome in the market and then it becomes exacerbated by the dynamics of the financial market. I guess the good news is that tends to be short lived as we saw yesterday because once

6:33there becomes a price mismatch between what certain people think is reality and the prices that are reflected, then greed drives in, they buy things up and the price is kind of stabilized. So that's kind of where we landed yesterday. Okay, so what the market was saying yesterday, yesterday at this time, you know, if you just read the market, you were like, you know, this is going to be a long war. They're going to close down the street, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I said, I don't believe any of that. And then the market kind of caught up yesterday afternoon, the rational people started to step in and go, no, it doesn't look like that, right? That's what made it go down. Right, so you have this information, the algorithms jump on the information, they overcorrect. And rational people say, I think it's corrected too far and we're going to go and we're going to take and pull it back to some semblance of reality based on what everybody believed as of yesterday. Now,

7:36obviously that can change in the next day or the weeks or months ahead. But, you know, it's from the price action of that one day, particularly as more information came out because as the day went on, you had, you know, the G7 talking about doing a strategic petroleum reserve release, you had the president coming out and saying that this was going to be a shorter term conflict. You had some, you know, floating of backing insurance that was either really difficult to get or at a high premium. So the kinds of things that were driving the uncertainty that got, you know, levered up, so to speak, from the algorithmic trading, then started to come into better focus. And then everything came back to what was reality for that day. But as we know, reality shifts day to day. Can I ask you if you really, I think these are probably stupid questions for somebody like you, but they are not to me, because I really just don't understand a couple of things. First

8:36of all, how come the price of the pump goes up immediately? The day the war starts, prices are just going through. Well, they've already paid for that oil. They paid for that oil. That oil has been refined and everything else has already been shipped. It's in the ground. How come the prices are going up right then instead of waiting until that oil and that gasoline has, you know, been vacated and the new stuff is coming in. Yeah, I mean, this is a frustration from customers, right, all the time is that, you know, is the gas company, the one who's owning the gas station taking advantage of me because it only goes in one direction, right? When things go up, the prices go up. But when things go down, you don't seem to feel it. So try to always seem to go. Well, I mean, I understand if when the price of oil goes down, that the price of the pump is not going to go down right away because we're still using the more expensive oil. So I understand why it

9:40doesn't go down immediately. But why it goes up immediately defies logic to me. Yeah, no, I wish I had a really good answer for you on that. I can tell you it's probably not driven by the gas stations because you get market dynamics, right? If you had one gas station that was raising its prices and the other one could compete, they would lower theirs. Also, one thing that people don't know about gas stations is they make almost no money out of every gallon that they sell after expenses. It's something like two cents. So my guess it has to do with the expectations that are being set as prices are going up that, you know, sort of the financial hedging and the overall, hey, this is going to be our cost. But I don't have a really good answer. And unfortunately, it's one of those things, as I said, that only seems to go in one direction. You would think that it would overlap one way or the other, but it always seems to be just on one way. Yeah. And my guess is

10:45it's probably just a hedge. All right. Help me out on understanding this. And I think it has something to do with the 20% of oil that goes through the straight. But why if we are suddenly energy independent, are we seeing gas prices go up? Why are we so concerned with the oil prices if we're energy independent? How come we're not kind of immune to that? Because I don't think anybody in Saudi Arabia is caring about the gas price right now. Yeah. So when it comes to the price of gas about half of that has to do with the price of oil. And so you'd say, well, I don't understand we produce something like, I think it's crude 13 million barrels and across all different kinds of petroleum products. It's like 20 million barrels a day. The challenge is that oil is really

11:46complicated. And so not all oil is the same. There's differences between light and sweet crude oil and heavy and sour crude and mismatches between that and different refineries that can handle different kinds of oil. And so it's not like we just produce it and keep it used to ourselves. We're importing heavy crude from other places because that's how our refineries were built. And then we're exporting some of the light and sweet that's used and preferred in other places. So it's not like it's a self-contained market where we could just say, oh, we're producing this and we can use it. So with all of these different mismatches plus the fact that this is a commodity. So it's traded globally. And that means that if something, even if it's not, you know, higher here that, you know, we say, we don't care about the straight of Hormuz, there is going to be an arbitrage because somebody's going to say, well, I can buy it cheaper in the US. And then I know

12:51my transportation costs are maybe, you know, add another $5 or $10 a barrel onto that. And so then they're trying to arbitrage versus the price that would be happening in the Middle East. And then that all kind of settles into a global price. So between the different kinds of oils, the different refinery configurations, logistics, and overall market economics of this being a commodity, we get dragged in even when it seems like we should be able to just, you know, be on our own and not worry about anybody else. Okay. So let me go back to worst case scenario, best case scenario, worst case scenario. This drags on this gets ugly. They find a way to mine the straight of Hormuz or whatever and they shut it down. Yeah. What will that do to the price of oil? I mean, that's a blowout. Minimum, 120 to 150, a barrel, and if it really, you know,

13:53gets bad, I've seen a few analysts call that up to 250. Oh my gosh. Yeah. I mean, it's bad. Some people I really respect, by the way, not just, you know, some guy I asked off the straight, but really respected oil analysts, 120 to 150 is kind of the middle of that blowout case, 250 is kind of the high range of that. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. The likelihood, let me give you some good and the likelihood of that is sort of price right now at like 20 percent chance. The 80 percent chance that doesn't happen. Okay. But can I just get perspective? Our economy is built to for oil under 120 dollars a barrel. Correct. You know, in 2008, we had 130 dollars from April to I think the end of July. And that was, that was the straw that broke the camel's back in 2008. So what does 130 to 250 dollars a barrel?

14:58That just destroys the economy, right? Yeah. I mean, it goes into an absolute global meltdown because the implications for the economy, how that flows through GDP, how that flows through the costs of financing, war and our debt and everything else. So it just creates an absolute global financial crisis. But if we're in that scenario, Glenn, it probably means that we're having other geopolitical crises as well. So, you know, that that looks like a, you know, a very different scenario, potentially a full-on-war scenario, which probably means, you know, some sort of financial reset at the at the end of that. Okay. Okay. Good. 20 percent. Now you think it's going to actually fall where? So the base case is somewhere in 90 to 110 near term today. It opened up slightly

16:02under that range. But in elevated to where we have been, where, you know, you've got the risk of war still on the table, shipping is impaired, but not, you know, fully off the table. Inflation is, you know, starting to creep up maybe just a little bit. But, you know, we have seen that governments are at least, at least they're saying they're willing to take some action to hold that within some range. So, you know, it has a drag, but it doesn't, you know, have that sort of blowout impact that we were talking about. I want to ask you one more, I want to ask you about one more scenario. Let me take a quick break and then we'll come back with Carol Roth. Carol Roth, if you want to get her newsletter is really, really good. Comes out all the time and you'll get to know everything that Carol knows. Carol Roth dot com slash news. Carol Roth dot com slash news. All right. Relief factor. Imagine for a moment that you're chained to a wall in some old

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19:11all the way back to where we have been. 75 to 90 based on the disruptions and the fact that even, if we have settled things down that there is continued tension, over time could it possibly get back there? It certainly is possible. I think it's a lower case. And we had heard from oil analysts for a while that we were kind of in peak cheap oil. And so there was an expectation that the level that we were at was probably not going to be sustainable over time anyway. And so I think if we can get back into the 70s right now, I think that's a really good outcome. And you have to remember there's kind of a sweet spot. We want things to be as low as possible because we want to pay cheap gas and all that. But it also has to be viable for the producers to produce it. So there's a bouncing

20:13effect. If it's too cheap, they're not producing. If it's too expensive, the economy is going down and nobody's buying it. So we want to find an intersection on where we can afford it and where they can produce it. Can I clarify one thing, Glenn, because I think perhaps I was most understood. On the gas station pricing, somebody was saying, oh, well, isn't it that they're paying for the next shipment? Aren't they raising the prices to cover the cost? And it's absolutely. But I think your question was, why does that stay elevated? If it comes back down, you're not then seeing that change over a course of a day. It takes a while to work its way through it. So yes, they are sort of anticipating, you know, that there's suppliers who are making the supplies are anticipating. But it does seem that it always stays higher longer. It should. And it never, when it goes down, it goes lower for a longer period of time. So I have about 90 seconds. I don't know if you can

21:15answer that 90 seconds. But Donald Trump knows the economy is the thing that will either win the election or lose it. And this seems like a massive gamble. What was he thinking? I mean, he has to have had a plan. He knows this. He's too smart to not know what this could have done to the economy. What do you think the plan is? He and everyone around. There's a very short list here in a short window, both in the tolerance for us being in a prolonged conflict in what it's going to do the economy. And also, just for the reality, is that we don't have the military supplies to be in a prolonged conflict, even if there was an interest for it. So there has to be a plan in that administration to make a transition. And it sounds like there are more people coming to the table. And maybe that's the plan that once you get everyone to the table, then it becomes, look, you don't have any more options. And we make a

22:19transition. One can only hope that that includes having a leader that treats the people of Iran well and creates a democratic system there. I can't believe that this would have been done without that. But that is certainly the risk. The longer it goes on, the less tolerance and a huge potential drag short term and long term at the wrong time. Good. Because the answer is, hope you're going to get. Carol, thank you, as always, you can get her newsletter. It's CarolRoth.com slash news, CarolRoth.com slash news more in just a minute. And we're going to talk about the election and how important it is the publicans might lose if we don't do the right thing. All right, let me tell you about the sponsor, which is Patriot Mobile. You know, I don't like spending time around people that disagree with me and are just close-minded, okay? You know, I like people who challenge me on my beliefs, okay? But I don't want to do things,

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24:25Watch this torch special live at Glennbeck.com slash torch. Spring is here and the shopping list is long. Time to make a lows run. Buy three bags, get three free, stay green, one cubic foot garden soil. Plus right now, members can earn four times the points on an eligible purchase. Start spring off strong with these deals and more. Our best lineup is here at Loves. Ballot the 325, while supplies last. Soil offer excludes of Laskin and Y, loyalty program subject to terms and conditions. See loads.com slash terms for details. Subject to change, point boosters subject to exclusions and more terms apply. One time only offer. So the election is coming up. Obviously we have two of them and if we don't have the Save America Act, we're in real trouble. We're in real trouble. I believe we don't win if we don't have Save America Act, but that's another topic for another day. We already are having a hard

25:31time because the numbers are so close and historically the party in power always loses people in the House and the Senate on the, you know, in the years where they're controlling the White House. I normally don't get involved in primaries, especially, you know, state primaries or primaries for Congress at the state level. Because I, you know, I just, I don't know, but when I get enough calls from my friends in Washington, D.C., who are always pleading for help, they're always like, we need reinforcements, we need reinforcements. And I get enough of those phone calls and they say, you really need to talk to this person because we need reinforcements. I want to introduce them to you. Carrie Ann Lisdenby is with us. She is currently a Utah state representative and she is about to make an announcement, I'll let her make the announcement and then, and then Carrie Ann, we can talk about why. Hi, Carrie Ann. Hi, it's such an honor to be on your show today, Glenn. And I'm excited to announce that I am

26:34running for Congressional District 2 in Utah. So that would replace Blake Moore, correct? Yes. And can you explain? I mean, that's somebody that Donald Trump has endorsed. Why, why are you running against Blake? What is the difference between you two? It's a great question. CD2 is one of the most Republican districts in the country right now. And the good people of Northern Utah deserve someone who truly represents the district and their values. And right now, Glenn, we have a Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren seat in Utah because my opponent collaborated with the leftist special interest groups to give the Democrats a congressional seat that puts the majority at risk for the entire country. And not only that, but he refuses to back away from it. So this was explained this because this was really,

27:37really weird what happened in Utah. Can you explain what is it, Prop 4? Prop 4, yes. So the Prop 4 passed in 2018. I was in the legislature at the time. And it passed on a really low margin. If you look at, as the legislature, when we make laws for the entire state of Utah, we have to have a majority of the members vote to approve something. Well, if you took the number of registered voters in Utah, that proposition passed mostly in really liberal districts and precincts and it passed by 31% of the total registered voters in the state. And so we got in the signatures to put it on the ballot for a repeal in the fall because the courts have really just misinterpreted it and allowed activists judges to really come in and say, no, the people can, it will be like California. The people can just make laws and the legislature can't change them.

28:38But that's not what the Constitution says in Utah. And so there was this thing where that you have like private individuals or groups that are redistricting, I think just like California, right? Yes, just, I mean, we, the fact that Bernie Sanders got 40% in the new district that Blake Moore created and Elizabeth Warren got another 20% in that district. That is a solid blue district now. And that is a gift from Blake Moore to the Democrats in the state of Utah and Utah deserves better. Okay, so what are the things that make you different if you get to Washington? What are the things that was the first thing you're fighting for? Well, number one. Yeah, I passed the, the non-citizen, the prohibiting non-citizen, so the Save America Act. You've been talking about on your show. I passed that in Utah. I ran it last year and then I gave it to one of my colleagues in the past

29:41this year. And so we are now going to prohibit non-citizens from voting in the state. We need that law at the national level. Our pro-life trigger law. I passed that. I've worked to lower taxes and fees for every Utahan many times over. And Glenn, I have a lifetime A-plus NRA rating. I don't just folk conservative, I lead out on predicting and preserving life and liberty. So, where do you, as you're looking at where we're at as a society? What, what is the thing that keeps you awake at night that you're like, we just, we have to, we, this can't stand anymore? Well, Glenn, I don't talk about it much, but I had a pretty painful childhood and I came from humble beginnings. But that is also where I learned how to work. I had my first job at 13 years old. I learned how to develop a backbone for myself. And when I became

30:41a mother, I made a commitment that I was going to give my six children a better childhood. I homeschooled them all K through 12. I taught them the principles of work and the founding principles of our great nation. Glenn, did you know with your background in history, you probably already know this, but in the late 1700s to early 1800s, mothers believed they had a civic duty to raise virtuous patriotic children, to create a generation that valued the principles of liberty. And that was called republican motherhood. That's what I taught my children. And that's how I've represented Utah. And those are the principles I'll take to DC. Well, Carrie-Hen, I wish you the best. I know you've got a lot of people pulling for you that I know in Washington that are really are desperate for some help in Washington and not the kind of help that Blake Moore has been giving in Washington, DC. So I appreciate it and best of luck to

31:47you. How do people get involved with your campaign? That's a great question. Glenn, my website is votecarian.com. There's a donate button at the top. My opponent has K Street and DC machine behind him. So every donation counts. Thank you, Glenn. I'm grateful for the work keeping Americans. Thank you, Carrie-Hen. Appreciate it. Votecarian.com. It's going to be an interesting election. Carrie-Hen is way too sweet for Washington. Stay in Utah. I have to tell you, I have to tell you, any mother that has gone from K to 12 teaching their own children, she will cut your throat and watch you bleed to death in the streets. Do not screw with homeschooling mothers. They are just, they are relentless and not to be trifled with. I mean, I don't know. I don't know how my wife did it. I mean, we homeschooled, but

32:49it was like, you know, she was the one. And you just don't screw with Tanya. Do not screw with Tanya. Because they just, they get a toughness about them. I mean, I was ready for the kids. You know, as soon as they hit 13, 14 years old, I'm like, when do they move out again? When do they move out? Because it's, if you can deal with a whole bunch of kids that you're homeschooling during their teenage years, Congress is a piece of cake. All right. The Save America Act, we talked about it last hour, it is under threat. Glad to see that Donald Trump is standing up and telling the senators and calling on by name, Thune and, and Cornyn and actually saying, was it yesterday that he likes the idea of Ken Paxton and he said, you know, because Ken Paxton came out and said, I'll drop out, I'll drop out, but Cornyn has to agree to pass the Save America

33:52Act as is. And then when he does that, I'll drop out. And Donald Trump came out and said, I really actually liked that idea. But whether that's going to happen, I don't know, because you've got, you've got Thune now spreading all kinds of lies that it all has to be changed and everything else. This is not changing the filibuster. It is going back, just watch Mr. Smith goes to Washington. That's what is happening. And whenever they say, well, that hasn't happened, you know, in decades and the modern era, it's never been used. Well, yes, because you changed it as senators, the Democrats changed it in the 1970s. So yes, it hasn't been effective since the 1970s because you haven't used it because you changed the rules and the Senate for the love of Pete. I mean, it's not changing it because here's what's going to happen. If this doesn't work, what do you think Donald Trump's alternative is? What do you think is alternative is? He tries to pass it through

34:56Congress. Like everything else, he'd love to pass it through Congress, but they're dead asses. And you know why, you know why they're really not passing this? This is the God's honest truth. This is why they're not passing it. I think some of them know that, you know, where their bread is buttered and they really, they need to keep this Lucy Goosey. So, you know, maybe they, maybe they benefit from a few votes that come their way. I think that's a possibility. But I really think the reason why they won't send is because it's too much work. I honestly believe it is because they are too damn lazy because here's what the standing filibuster requires. It requires that they keep the session going, which means you have to have a quorum, you have to have enough Republicans and Democrats in the, in the Senate, the well of the Senate 24 hours a day while this is going on. If you don't, then it ends the legislative day. And so then you, you're screwed. You have to keep the filibuster going and never end the

36:01legislative day. Even if it goes for 60 days, you have to be there. People have to be manning that place 24 seven. That means the senators are not going to go home. They're not going to have weekends. They're not going to be able to fly back to their constituents and their families and their fundraisers and everything else. That means they're going to be locked in 24 hours a day and they somebody has to be there. It's going to take a lot of work for the management of the Republicans. Hey, who's on duty? When are you going to be there? When are I going to be there? Who's next? It's going to take management and it's going to take people with stamina and people who actually believe in something. And I honestly don't think there's enough senators in Washington, D.C. that actually believe in the Constitution. You know, this is, this, this Save America Act is the most apt name bill I have heard in a long time. The Patriot Act wasn't patriotic. It wasn't the, the inflation reduction act had nothing to do with reducing inflation. The Save America Act does.

37:07You secure the vote and you can save America. You don't secure the vote. You don't have a country left because no one will believe the elections. This wasn't a problem when I was a kid and we also never, ever heard, well, we won't make, we may not know the election results for a week. We never heard that. I never heard that. You voted. We counted. We got the total, you know, sometimes in the middle of the night or the next morning, but we knew. Now we don't. How is it? We can secure our, our financial transactions. How is it? You can, you can secure billions of dollars online, moving from bank to bank, country to country. You can do that every day. But we somehow or another cannot secure our own vote. Wow. That doesn't seem logical to me. You know why? Because it's not logical. It's a giant game. And the Senate has to pass it. Don't get, stop with all

38:13these lies about how it's going to change the filibuster. No, no, it's not. No, it's not. It is the Mr. Smith goes to Washington that we've all seen growing up. That's the actual filibuster. What you did was you changed the filibuster to where nobody has to stand up. Nobody has to say anything. Somebody just has to text, you know, I think I'm going to filibuster this. And then it goes through and everybody's like, okay, we got to table that until we get 60 votes to to open it back up. That's not a filibuster. That's a hijacking of the system. Call your senators. This fight is not over. And it's the most important fight to save the Republic. All right, more in just a second. Sometimes when you watch the news, big events start to feel abstract, you know, you hear about conflict to see maps on a screen, you hear statistics and headlines. But for the people who are living it, it's a not abstract. It's apparent trying to keep their children calm after a long day of

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42:20All right. You're sick twisted freak. Welcome to the program. Coming up in just a few minutes, I'm going to give you some information on what you're actually facing. I started the show today if you missed it. The first hour of the podcast was about evil and and how evil is blinding us to so many things and so we're having the wrong discussions on almost everything and one of those is war and this is not an excuse to fight war because I in my opening monologue I talked about this is a war not a flesh and bone. This is a spiritual war that we're in and the spiritual war is really heating up and I want to show you in Iran who you're actually dealing with. Again, not a justification for war just so you know what kind

43:21of poison is being pumped into our society and pumped into the world intentionally by this group of people called 12ers. I'm going to explain this because I think if you don't know it, you need to because maybe it will open some spiritualize so you see exactly what the world is facing right now. That's coming up next.