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July 16, 2020
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Like a Mob to the Flame
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by Tony Perkins
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It looked like something out of a 2015 news report -- a picture from ISIS, maybe, torching its way through Mosul. But the charred pews and collapsed roof were not the work of Islamic terrorists, but America's own. Over the weekend, the rioters, the same ones who wanted us to believe their cause is justice, came for our churches -- using gasoline, lighters, gallons of paint, and vans to drive their message of destruction and chaos through the heart of America's faithful.
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Dems on Lifesaving: We Don't Care
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by Tony Perkins
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Spending your money has never been easier! In the House, even Democrats were shocked at how fast the leadership breezed through a dozen appropriations bills, making snap decisions on where to direct a whopping $1.4 trillion dollars. Is marking up 12 bills in 10 days a record? Maybe, staffers say. It certainly was "the fastest in anyone's memory." But faster, as the rest of America is about to find out, isn't necessarily better. Especially when innocent lives are on the line.
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In Nigeria, a Bloody War Gets Bloodier
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by Tony Perkins
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They said it was drought. Climate change. Territorial feuds. But the carnage in Nigeria is none of these things. It's genocide -- and the world isn't even paying attention. In the first half of 2020, 1,200 Christians were killed. They were believers just like us, mowed down at their weddings, burned to death in their beds, beheaded on the side of the road. And yet their cries, "Please help us! The herdsman are coming!" continue to fall on deaf ears.
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Today's show features: Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's speech today on the draft report from the Commission on Unalienable Rights; Caleb Dalton, Attorney at Alliance Defending Freedom, on an ADF letter prompting the University of Wisconsin to stop restricting student expression in outdoor areas of campus; Jonathan Keller, President of California Family, on California banning indoor religious services; Mort Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America, on the ongoing antisemitism in the US and Europe.
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