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June 22, 2020
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Tulsa Spin Reaches News Heights
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by Tony Perkins
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If only the weather were as easy to predict as the media. Heading into Saturday's Trump rally in Tulsa, Americans didn't have to wonder what the storylines would be. If it was a massive crowd, then the president is an irresponsible narcissist exposing thousands to coronavirus. If there was even a single empty seat, then the country despises him, his base has abandoned him, and the campaign is dead in the water. These days, it's not about the news -- it's about the desired narrative. And the liberal media has had theirs fixed since day one.
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There's No Retreating at This Church Retreat
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by Tony Perkins
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FRC's Lt. General Jerry Boykin sure knows how to draw a crowd! This weekend in California, at a special Calvary Chapel Sonora men's retreat, the Army veteran was so popular that he had people waiting outside. Of course, they were protestors -- not that it mattered to this war hero. As far as he was concerned, they only helped boost the event's publicity!
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Unrelenting Faith in Uncertain Times
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Uncertainty seems to be the buzzword for 2020. From the pandemic to protests, from riots in the streets to a shocking Supreme Court ruling last week, from the fluctuating economy to the November elections, no one knows what will happen next.
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A Tale of Two Fathers...
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It doesn't have to be June 21 to celebrate dads! FRC takes an in-depth look at the importance of fathers in a brand new publication called, "Leadership and Love: A Tale of Two Fathers." Don't miss the author, psychologist Jesse Gill, talk about how the presence of strong men in the family could fix a lot of cultural fallout we're seeing today. Check out his powerful interview with Sarah Perry on "Washington Watch."
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Today's show features: Tom Cotton, U.S. Senator from Arkansas, on a new security law proposed by China that could be used to extradite clergy in Hong Kong and erode the city's human rights and freedoms; Eric Dreiband, Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice, on the Justice Department filing a statement of interest defending Idaho's Fairness in Women's Sports Act; Walt Heyer, public speaker, author, and publisher of SexChangeRegret.com and his blog, WaltHeyer.com, on YouTube censoring his story that shared his regrets about living a transgender life; Dr. Catherine O'Neal, Infectious Disease Specialist at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, on the latest wave of positive coronavirus cases and whether the rise is a cause for concern or good news for America's herd immunity.
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