The Glenn Beck Program

Andrew Klavan, host of the Andrew Klavan Program and author known for his mystery and suspense novels, joins the conversation to explore profound themes in his latest book, "The Kingdom of Cain." He delves into the intersection of art, faith, and storytelling, discussing how these elements reveal God amid darkness. The discussion also explores the moral complexities of narratives, particularly around the themes of beauty and evil, while Klavan shares insights on the potential implications of Trump’s vision for America. This blend of philosophy, politics, and personal reflection captivates listeners.

This week, a pivotal Supreme Court case on parental rights regarding LGBTQ+ education sparks debate. An exclusive sneak peek reveals insights from an upcoming interview with President Trump. Listeners contribute their questions for the President, adding to the urgency of pressing national issues. The potential ban on synthetic food dyes raises concerns about beloved snacks disappearing or becoming pricier. Meanwhile, a former senator's bribery trial provides a dose of political intrigue, showcasing the intersection of corruption and governance.

This week, the Supreme Court takes on a parental rights case that could decide whether parents can protect their kids from LGBTQ+ and transgender lessons in public schools. Glenn heads to the White House for an exclusive sit-down with President Trump and gives the audience a sneak peek of what he'll ask the president in their exclusive "First 100 Days" interview. Plus, Glenn hears from listeners about what they would like him to ask the president. Is this America’s last shot at survival? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump celebrated this year's White House Easter Egg Roll by honoring Jesus Christ. Pat and Stu discuss China's control of key resources like medicine and minerals and ask why Wyoming’s natural resources remain untapped. Trump defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over an alleged second batch of Signal message leaks. Oakland’s latest representative reflects California’s pattern of electing similarly terrible Democrats. Will AI guardrails prevent nations from abusing its power? Argentina’s President Milei may declassify documents on Hitler’s true fate: Did he leave Germany for South America? Google faces monopoly lawsuits, ironically as AI challenges its search engine dominance. CNN’s Jim Acosta and former MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews likened Trump’s El Salvador deportations to the Nazis. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) failed while trying to explain her flip-flop on Biden’s mental acuity. The leftist support for Karmelo Anthony, the teen who allegedly stabbed Austin Metcalf, sparks debate: Is society glorifying harmful behavior? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Kokotajlo, Executive Director of the AI Futures Project and former OpenAI researcher, joins to discuss the intricate dynamics of artificial intelligence. He sheds light on the emergence of an 'army of geniuses' in AI development and addresses critical topics like ethical considerations and the reliability of AI systems. They also explore the societal impacts of AI governance and the responsibilities organizations hold as technology advances. Additionally, reflections on Pope Francis's legacy and the future directions of the Catholic Church add depth to the conversation.

Daniel Kokotajlo, Executive Director of the AI Futures Project and a former OpenAI researcher, shares his expertise on the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. He discusses the evolution from basic models to autonomous systems and the ethical risks they pose. Kokotajlo emphasizes the necessity of aligning AI development with human values. The conversation also touches on the complexities of media narratives, reflecting on historical figures and the integrity required in storytelling, urging listeners to scrutinize mainstream sources.

Patricia Heaton, known for her roles in "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "The Middle," shares insights on marriage and parenting alongside her husband, David Hunt, an actor and filmmaker. They discuss how faith helped them navigate Hollywood's challenges while maintaining a strong marriage for 35 years. The couple also dives into personal experiences with infertility, adoption, and the societal pressures surrounding family choices. Patricia critiques both socialism and the lack of support for the Jewish community, igniting a passionate conversation about ethics and compassion in today's world.

The alleged murder of Austin Metcalf has exposed a dangerous "culture of death" on the Left, exemplified by a Dallas activist with a criminal history defending the alleged killer while attacking the victim’s father. Glenn connects this to a broader left-wing transformation, citing figures like Taylor Lorenz and Elizabeth Warren’s failure to condemn violence, including the assassination of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare. A radical essay, “When Must We Kill Them,” reflects the Left’s growing justification of violence against political foes. Glenn draws on the Passover story to call for a spiritual and cultural awakening to save the nation. CBN investigative journalist Billy Hallowell joins to discuss his transformative documentary series "Miracles," which explores stories of divine intervention, like how a man who was dead for 40 minutes came back to life. Maryland Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen’s meeting with deportee Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador was mocked by President Bukele as a stunt of "sipping margaritas.” Glenn shares an inspiring message for Easter 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Investigative journalist Billy Hallowell discusses the chilling case of Austin Metcalf, shedding light on the troubling 'culture of death' influencing activism today. He also shares insights from his documentary series 'Miracles,' including a moving account of a man revived after being declared dead for 40 minutes. The conversation delves into themes of divine intervention, faith's emotional complexities, and the profound impacts of hope amidst suffering, all set against the backdrop of a powerful Easter message.

Mark Trammell, CEO of the Center for American Liberty, advocates for parental rights amidst school policies on gender identity, showcasing a California mother's fight against educational overreach. Topher, a rapper known for his hit "Insurgent," shares insights into his musical journey. The discussion also dives into the controversial case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man with alleged gang ties, which challenges media portrayals of immigration issues, shedding light on the complexities surrounding his deportation.