Overview
- Beck announced The Torch with an AI assistant called George that he says will answer strictly from primary documents and avoid hallucinations.
- The platform is slated to go live on Jan. 5, 2026 as an app and via glennbeck.com.
- He said the Glenn and Tania Beck Foundation for American History will provide access to what he describes as a trove of over a million items, which he claims ranks behind only the Library of Congress and the National Archives.
- Beck says documents are being registered on a blockchain in a “digital vault” to prevent tampering, with physical materials stored in remote vaults including a Texas hillside site and a granite vault in the Rocky Mountains.
- The Torch will also host more than 30 years of Beck’s books, radio shows, videos, and speeches, and he says he will continue his radio program while shifting focus to this project.