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It's Unstoppable': Glenn Beck Lays Out His 2016 'Dream Team

It's Unstoppable': Glenn Beck Lays Out His 2016 'Dream Team

"Everyone wins, and we'll stomp in November."

Following Super Tuesday's primary results, Glenn Beck revealed his "dream team" to beat Republican presidential contender Donald Trump.

During his radio broadcast Wednesday morning, Beck, who is a top surrogate for GOP presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, said he wants to see the Texas senator at the top of the ticket with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio (R) as vice president — a pair he described as "absolutely unstoppable."

However, according to Beck, the two men must team up before the Florida Republican primary on March 15 if they want to successfully challenge Trump.

"Florida, they would win," Beck said. "If it was Cruz and Marco Rubio, they would win. ... But if they don't do it before the Florida election, then we lose it to Donald Trump. And all those delegates go to Donald Trump."

Republican presidential candidate, businessman Donald Trump, pauses as Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., center and Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, greet at a break during a Republican presidential primary debate at The University of Houston, Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

Beck went on to say that conservatives should "demand" that Cruz and Rubio team up.

"How is that not a win for absolutely everyone? And that team would be unstoppable. Tweet that. Facebook that. Get that out. Demand that that's where we go," he said.

Beck argued that since he had to surrender his Senate seat in order to launch his presidential bid, Rubio "is not going to give up." In Rubio's place, the radio show host said he would like to see Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson compete for the vacated Senate seat.

In addition, Beck said he wants Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul (R), a former Republican presidential contender, to serve as the secretary of the treasury.

"Who would you not get if you said Ted Cruz as president?" Beck asked later in the program. "You get all the constitutionally and the very conservative. Then you say Marco Rubio, you get all of his people. Then you say also Rand Paul as treasury secretary, you get all of the people, who is audit the fed.  Audit the fed, which Ted Cruz agrees with but Rand Paul brings that credibility."

And for the Supreme Court, Beck suggests Utah Sen. Mike Lee (R), a very popular lawmaker in conservative circles, because "you get everybody who is worried about a Supreme Court nominee."

"Everyone wins: Cruz is president. Rubio, vice president. Mike Lee as our Supreme Court justice. Rand Paul as treasury secretary. And Ben Carson as the new Florida senator. Everyone wins, and we'll stomp in November," Beck concluded.

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