Best of the Program | Guests: Butch Wilmore & Hugh Ross | 4/1/26

In this episode of The Glenn Beck Program, Glenn Beck explores the high-stakes geopolitical moment unfolding with President Trump's anticipated address on Iran, framing Trump as a wartime leader operating under the assumption that the nation is already in existential danger—contrasting sharply with a 'peacetime' public and political establishment. Beck draws parallels to Winston Churchill’s struggle to rally Britain before WWII, warning of a dangerous misalignment between leadership perception and public readiness. The episode also features retired NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore, who recounts his 464-day ordeal aboard the Starliner when it became stranded in space due to thruster failures, emphasizing faith, preparation, and resilience. Wilmore shares how his Christian faith sustained him during the crisis and underscores the importance of commitment and readiness in high-stakes endeavors. Later, astrophysicist Hugh Ross joins to discuss science and Scripture, arguing that the Bible’s account of creation and Noah’s flood aligns with modern scientific evidence, including atmospheric changes, genetic timelines, and cosmic expansion. Ross presents the Bible not as myth but as a scientifically accurate, divinely inspired narrative, urging believers to complete the Great Commission with urgency.