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May 18, 2020
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To Teach His Own: The Rise of Homeschooling
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by Tony Perkins
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It didn't look like recess. It looked like an elementary school jail. Instead of carefree children running around outside, the images from French journalists are almost tragic: little boys and girls, each sitting glumly in their own chalk-outlined box. To some parents, it was a sobering picture of what public education might look like in the fall. But to millions of others, it was confirmation -- the time to homeschool is now.
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CNN Buries the Trump Lead
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by Tony Perkins
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Election polling is big-time news these days. Unless the media doesn't like the results. Then, apparently, it's not news at all. Take CNN, NRO's Kyle Smith says. They just spent a pile of money to ask voters what they think of President Trump. Believe it or not, his approval ratings have never been higher -- not that viewers would know it, since CNN virtually ignored the numbers altogether.
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Colorado's Signature Issue
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by Tony Perkins
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It wasn't the news pro-lifers wanted to hear. After weeks of crisscrossing the state, knocking on doors, and rallying hundreds of volunteers, Colorado's petition gatherers were officially 10,000 names short. The announcement from the secretary of state's office hit organizers hard. The "Due Date Too Late" campaign thought they had more than enough signatures to put a 22-week abortion limit on the ballot. Now, in a race against the clock, they're hitting the ground running -- trying to find the signatures they need to save lives.
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Today's show features: Chris Mitchell, CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief, on Israel swearing in a fragile new government as friction looms; Dr. David Gibbs Jr., Founder and President of Christian Law Association, on a North Carolina judge siding with churches and blocking Governor Cooper's restrictions on indoor church services.
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