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June 01, 2020
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What We Need Is Hope
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by Tony Perkins
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When the sun broke over Washington, D.C. this morning, in a cloudless blue sky, it was hard to believe it was the same city where I had to navigate barricades and riot police as I made my way to our office. The fires that blazed up and down the National Mall were finally out, leaving one charred reminder after another of the carnage. Pieces of history, like St. John's Church, either went up in flames or were shattered into a thousand glassy pieces on sidewalks that were no longer places where presidents walked -- but war zones.
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Trump DOE Relays New Message to Track Team
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by Tony Perkins
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Chelsea Mitchell finally beat her foes on the track -- but now she's ready to beat them where it counts: in court. The runner, one of the three Connecticut girls suing to stop biological boys from competing in their races, got some good news on that front last week, when a letter from the Department of Education finally became public. For the first time since their case began, the DOE is warning schools -- uphold Title IX or face the consequences.
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Cash and Release: The Cutting of WHO
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by Tony Perkins
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It's been a drama that's rivaled most primetime TV shows: America versus the World Health Organization (WHO). President Trump seems to be signaling a finale to the relationship -- announcing Friday that he was permanently slashing funding to the group who helped China keep the world in the dark about the deadly coronavirus. Now, a handful of days before his deadline to WHO leaders for a complete investigation, the president has decided it's never to early to end a bad investment.
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Today's show features: Ken Blackwell, former mayor of Cincinnati and FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on the growing unrest across the country; Dr. Robert Redfield, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Administrator of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, on the CDC guidelines for houses of worship; Paul Jonna, Partner with LiMandri & Jonna LLP and Special Counsel to the Thomas More Society, on the U.S. Supreme Court rejecting a California church's request to lift limits on in-person services ahead of Pentecost Sunday; Jack Hibbs, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, on California churches resuming in-person services; David Closson, FRC's Director of Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, on his new publication: Biblical Principles for Political Engagement: Worldview, Issues, and Voting- 2nd Edition.
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