Glenn Beck says Trump's global reset hinges on faith in God
On Liz Wheeler’s program, Glenn Beck argued that Donald Trump could reshape the world order, but only if a deep belief in God is present.
Glenn Beck appeared on The Liz Wheeler Show to discuss Donald Trump’s potential to reset the world order. When Wheeler asked what condition would determine success, Beck responded emotionally that it rests on “God.” He explained that genuine change requires a humble posture of placing “your will, not mine” above personal ambition.
Beck recounted a story about his young son’s fear, using it to show that even admired heroes were afraid yet acted for a higher truth. He argued that America must maintain a deep, abiding faith in God to stand for truth and protect global stability, a view reinforced by conversations with European leaders during a recent visit to the United Kingdom, including a rally featuring Tommy Robinson. Beck concluded that without this spiritual foundation, the nation cannot fulfill its role as the world’s hope.
Why it matters
The commentary links U.S. foreign policy ambitions to religious conviction, reflecting how political narratives can be shaped by personal faith.
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