The Glenn Beck Program

Join John-Henry Westen, co-founder of LifeSiteNews and host of The John-Henry Westen Show, as he delves into the riveting papal conclave happening in Rome. He discusses the emergence of various orthodox candidates and their potential impact on the Catholic Church’s future. The conversation also touches on the cultural critiques surrounding high-profile events like the Met Gala, and the disconnect between elite fashion and current global issues. Humor shines through as they rank papal candidates based solely on their names!

John-Henry Westen, co-founder and CEO of LifeSiteNews.com, joins to share insights from the papal conclave in Rome. He discusses the emerging orthodox candidates and the implications of their potential leadership for the Catholic Church. Glenn critiques the misconceptions surrounding the American dream and warns about the dangers of relying on AI for social connections. The conversation dives into the growing isolation in society and the need for genuine human relationships amid the rise of digital friendships.

The podcast dives into Trump’s distancing from gain-of-function research, sparking concerns about global practices. It humorously critiques the Met Gala's extravagant themes while debating the portrayal of controversial figures as modern heroes like Rosa Parks. The discussion critically examines the implications of Rep. Ilhan Omar's past comments on race, exploring media double standards. Additionally, Elon Musk's vision for Mars colonization and the urgent global warming challenges highlight the tension between space ambitions and earthly concerns.

The hosts tackle President Trump's strong stance on Medicare and Social Security amid misinformation tactics. They discuss the resurgence of student loan repayments and the implications of Biden's attempts to erase debt. A call for transparency regarding Biden's mental condition highlights alarming concerns. Additionally, the controversial topic of government-assisted suicide sparks a deep discussion on the morality of life and death choices. Humor intertwines with serious discourse, making for an engaging and thought-provoking listen.

The discussion starts with a humorous tech hiccup before diving into President Trump's efforts to rejuvenate religion in politics. Tulsi Gabbard reveals insights into the origins of COVID-19, while concerns over U.S. aid to Ukraine and parental rights in gender identity debates surface. Shocking police footage garners attention and raises questions about accountability. The hosts critique the current political landscape, touching on immigration issues and financial misconduct within government agencies. They also highlight innovative self-defense solutions amid rising crime rates.

The discussion kicks off with Democrats blaming Trump for the economy, while some argue it’s actually improving. Economist Stephen Moore praises Trump's trade tactics against China. The podcast humorously critiques a Georgia Democrat's immigration rant and Senator Schumer’s dismal approval ratings. The hosts throw in a lighthearted take on Bill Belichick’s relationship with a younger partner and share odd moments from Michelle Obama's podcast. The blend of sharp political commentary with humor keeps it engaging and entertaining throughout.

President Trump raged against Amazon's plan to pass tariffs on to customers, prompting a quick backtrack from Jeff Bezos, who called it a “mistake.” But did Bezos have another reason for backtracking? Pat Gray and Jeffy Fisher discuss. At his 100-day Michigan rally, Trump touted securing the border and slashing trade deficits while praising a “big, beautiful bill” coming to Congress. He also blasted Democrats for a third impeachment push, calling them “lunatics,” and mocked their Capitol steps sing-along with Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), and he also caught Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) off guard. In a White House sit-down with Glenn, Trump detailed his plans to codify tax cuts and deregulation and end the war in Ukraine and Russia to save lives and money. Trump also remarked that he finds dealing with Putin easier than working with Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, the trial over Kim Kardashian’s 2016 Paris robbery began, with 10 suspects accused of storming her hotel room at gunpoint and stealing millions in jewelry. Pat and Jeffy are astonished by the details of the robbery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Gray and Jeffy Fisher, subbing for Glenn, blast the Canadian election, where Conservative Pierre Poilievre lost to Liberal Mark Carney. Democrats are furious that the White House lawn now displays signs listing deportees' crimes. Pat and Jeffy tear into the legacy media’s spin about the arrest of Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan, who allegedly helped an illegal alien avoid arrest. Democratic Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker called Republicans "traitors" ... is that an incitement of violence? As the trade war with China heats up, Pat warns about our dependence on Chinese medications, insisting that it's time to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America. Former climate czar John Kerry hijacked Pope Francis’ funeral to push global warming fears. Democratic Michigan Rep. Shri Thanedar just introduced seven articles of impeachment against Trump for insane reasons. Russian President Vladimir Putin is offering a 72-hour ceasefire with Ukraine. Could this present a pathway to end the war? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Democratic lawmakers staged a Capitol sit-in protesting Trump's budget, calling half the country "traitors." The media criticized Trump’s suit at the Pope’s funeral, while a Chilean gang linked to an embarrassing purse theft is discussed. The power dynamics in Canada take center stage as a possible new PM emerges. Judicial decisions spark controversy over immigration laws, as Trump aims to restore American traditions like Columbus Day. Meanwhile, cultural and historical debates around citizenship and national identity come alive.

Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights at the DOJ and a prominent civil rights attorney, discusses pressing issues in civil rights law. She tackles the violence against free speech and the need for prosecuting violent activists. Harmeet expands on the FACE Act's protections for both abortion and pro-life centers. The conversation also delves into rising anti-Semitism on college campuses, her advocacy for the Second Amendment, and her insights on preventing government overreach like that seen during COVID-19.