The Glenn Beck Program Two Islamist Attacks in One Day: How to Stop This CANCER | Guest: Tracey Holmes | 3/13/26
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Mar 13, 2026 Tracey Holmes, Australian sports journalist reporting on Iran’s women’s soccer team standing up in Australia. Jason Buttrill, chief researcher providing analysis on Iran’s conflict and security developments. They discuss the team’s anthem protest and asylum risks. They examine recent terror attacks, U.S. warnings, Iran’s long-term threat, and how the conflict could escalate regionally.
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Islamism Compared To Cancer Treatment
- Glenn Beck frames Islamism as a long-running civilizational cancer rooted in 1979 that requires decisive treatment.
- He argues recent strikes are the “chemo” phase and will cause painful side effects like terror attacks and social upheaval before potential recovery.
Iranian Women Soccer Team Anthem Standoff
- Tracey Holmes recounts the Iranian women's soccer team refusing to sing the anthem after strikes began and the swift repercussions.
- By game two security tightened, players were forced to sing and salute, and some faced family pressure or threats if they didn't return home.
Drones Over Tehran Could Shift The Conflict
- Jason Buttrill highlights unprecedented use of drones over Tehran targeting IRGC checkpoints to blunt regime control.
- He suggests synchronized air support could enable civilian protests to call in strikes and rapidly change the battlefield.
