Best of the Program | Guests: Allie Beth Stuckey & Justin Haskins | 2/3/26

What It Covers

Glenn Beck examines three critical threats: Allie Beth Stuckey discusses Hillary Clinton's attack on her book Toxic Empathy, Justin Haskins reveals how Wall Street eliminated investor property rights through the Depository Trust Company system, and Beck warns Utah Republicans against court-packing that mirrors tactics they previously condemned at the federal level.

Key Questions Answered

• •Toxic Empathy Framework: Empathy becomes destructive when it leads people to affirm sin, validate lies, or support harmful policies by focusing exclusively on one perceived victim while ignoring others affected. This emotional override shuts down critical thinking, making people cruel toward anyone seen as opposing their chosen victim group, creating a pattern where high-empathy individuals become meaner to out-groups they perceive as oppressors.
• •Wall Street Property Rights Theft: The Depository Trust Company, part of the Federal Reserve, directly owns approximately 80 trillion dollars in securities. Individual investors hold only contractual interests, not actual ownership of stocks and bonds. This system enables Wall Street to lend out investor assets, build derivative complexes, and allows banks to seize investments used as collateral by failing institutions, even when regulations prohibit such use.
• •Derivatives Market Scale: The global derivatives market totals one quadrillion dollars, vastly exceeding the actual underlying asset values. This gambling system exists only because investors lost direct ownership rights in the 1960s-1970s when special interests transformed securities ownership from individual paper certificates to pooled institutional control, enabling unprecedented risk-taking and speculation without investor permission or knowledge of how their assets are being leveraged.
• •Emergency Seizure Laws: Laws enacted in the 1990s allow too-big-to-fail institutions to keep investor assets if investment managers illegally use those assets as loan collateral. Even when firms violate regulations by pledging client investments, banks can legally seize those assets during defaults. System architects admitted on record this structure was designed for an armageddon scenario to protect large institutions while individuals lose everything.
• •Court-Packing Precedent: Utah Republicans expanded their state Supreme Court from five to seven justices despite no case backlog, establishing the same court-manipulation precedent they condemned Democrats for proposing federally. This structural change following unfavorable rulings eliminates constitutional guardrails, creating a template where every future majority feels justified expanding courts faster and harsher, transforming separation of powers from functional reality into historical memory.