Who’s Laughing at Trump’s Historic Greenland Deal Now?

On September 21, 2026, Greenland announced that the United States had secured permanent control over the security of the island. Denmark and Greenland both signed off at the United Nations. Glenn Beck opened his show with a simple reaction: "This guy is fricking amazing."

The deal means no non-NATO country can build anything on Greenland. Denmark keeps the title. America keeps the keys. Beck argued this was always the goal—not buying the island as a 51st state, but securing the Arctic: the shipping lanes opening at the top of the world, the minerals under the ice, and a guarantee that China and Russia never put a base there.

The Diesel Crisis No One Sees Coming

Beck devoted the first hour to explaining a crisis he believes most Americans haven't noticed yet. Diesel prices are spiking—national average $6.29 a gallon, over $8 in California, $17 in Europe. For the first time in history, every region in the country is over $6 a gallon for diesel.

The problem is not crude oil. Beck was explicit: "This is not a crude problem you can drill your way out of. We are not short of oil. We are short of the ability to turn oil into diesel worldwide all at once."