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March 25, 2020
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Cause and Infect: China's Legacy of Lies
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by Tony Perkins
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Some people won't know the name Li Wenliang. Nor will they have a chance to thank him. He died in China on February 7th of the plague he warned was coming. The Wuhan ophthalmologist was just 34 when his heart stopped, a husband and father -- with another baby on the way. "He wasn't an idealistic whistleblower. He was not a dissident. He wasn't even political," one reporter mourned. "He was simply a doctor doing his job." And for that, China silenced him. Permanently.
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The Economy: Do or Die
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by Tony Perkins
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There may be people vying for President Trump's job, but right now, no one can envy it. It's not easy leading a country in the best of times. But now -- when the entire nation is at the mercy of a virus no one can predict? That's as difficult as it gets. As prepared as America was -- and no country was more so -- we're fighting a two-front war: one for the economy and one for American lives. Which battle should carry more weight? Right now, some people aren't so sure.
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Flattening Abortion's Curve
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by Tony Perkins
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"We 100 percent plan to stay open," one abortion center in Northeast Ohio vowed. Well, not if pro-lifers have anything to do with it. National leaders from FRC to SBA List and more are doing everything they can to stop groups like Planned Parenthood from profiting in a time of coronavirus -- even if it means asking the Trump administration to intervene.
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Today's show features: Brent Keilen, FRC's Action's Vice President, on FRC Action's iVoter Guide and the critical issues to consider when casting a vote; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, on the hypocrisy of politicians who claim to care about protecting human life, but who continue to support abortion up through birth; An update on the economic relief bill in the Senate and a call to investigate China.
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