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April 22, 2020
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Federalism Hits Its Peak during Virus
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by Tony Perkins
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The coronavirus didn't come with a set of instructions. There's no contingency plan, no precedent, no lessons learned from past administrations. For once, history can't teach us how to cope. It can only remind us who we are. And maybe, in a crisis like this one, that's the most important thing of all.
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Breaking China: One Path to Payback
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by Tony Perkins
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"What can we do about it?" The question, John Demers said, was about China. It was 2018, and he, along with then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, were sitting around the table with members of the FBI. The intelligence community was tracking a widescale campaign of intellectual theft and other economic espionage from the communist regime. China had been attacking the United States from within, and the Justice Department was ready to do something about it.
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Texas Keeps a Re-open Mind
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by Tony Perkins
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Part of what makes the coronavirus so challenging is just how different every state is. Some have been brought to their knees by infections, others are chomping at the bit to get back to normal. No one envies the job of these governors who have to weigh the risk of personal safety with the benefits of reopening the economy. But as unique as each region is, there is one thing they all have in common -- and that's the importance, in all of this, of religious freedom.
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Today's show features: Mark Green, U.S. Representative for the 7th District of Tennessee, on his letter to Congress urging them to allow American companies that return to the U.S. from China to expense all of their moving costs with President Trump's China tariffs, and the president's plan to reopen the economy; General Jerry Boykin, FRC's Executive Vice President, on Iran launching a military satellite, and President Trump instructing the U.S. Navy to destroy Iranian gun boats harassing U.S. ships; Meg Kilgannon, FRC's Education Research Associate, on the World Health Organization's shocking sex propaganda for kids; Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General, on his updated joint guidance to houses of worship on spreading the slow of coronavirus while serving their communities of faith.
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