Yesterday, smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel, signaling the election of a new pope. An hour later, the Vatican announced Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, as the next head of the Roman Catholic Church.
At the time these events were unfolding, Glenn Beck was interviewing Bishop Joseph Strickland, who was removed from office by Pope Francis after he came out publicly against him for diverting from the Catholic faith.
Before the election of Cardinal Prevost, Bishop Strickland had warned that “there are wolves roaming freely in the conclave.”
Is Leo XIV one of them?
In the following interview, Bishop Strickland and Glenn react to the live announcement of Robert Prevost’s election. Bishop Strickland then shares what he knows about him.
“He was head of the congregation for bishops,” says Strickland. “He’s a relatively new cardinal.”
“Two years ago, Pope Francis chose him to replace Marc Ouellet as prefect of the Vatican’s bishops, handing him the task of selecting the next generation of bishops,” adds Glenn, reading from Prevost’s biography.
“What do you know —…
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