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September 3, 2020
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Law and Order Is for Everyone
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by Tony Perkins
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Calling for law and order was never controversial -- until President Trump did it. And now that his message is resonating in America, the media has decided: restoring order isn't just controversial, but racist too. In one of the most absurd attacks on the administration since June, the Associated Press has decided that public safety is the cry of the prejudiced. But by column's end, it was their own biases that were laid bare, not Trump's.
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Burnt by Hate, Responding with Love
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by Joshua Arnold
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"My heart just dropped." Scott Carpenter said it was "devastating" to watch the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin. His father had started a business selling office furniture out of his garage 42 years ago. On Washington Watch with Tony Perkins, Scott explained how he had taken over the family business -- that is, until the rioters burned his building and his entire inventory to the ground.
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Will Our Votes Be Counted?
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by Dan Hart
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How big of a concern is mail-in voter fraud in the November election? In a CNN interview yesterday, U.S. Attorney General William Barr pointed out the very serious problems with proposed state-wide, or "universal" mail-in ballot systems because of the pandemic: "We are playing with fire."
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Today's show features: Ken Buck, U.S. Representative for the 4th district of Colorado, on his call for hearings and a federal investigation into the riots, and on D.C. Mayor Muriel Bower trying to rewrite history; Franklin Graham, President of Samaritan's Purse, on their hurricane relief efforts, the Washington Prayer March 2020 and the Left's criticism of his prayer at the RNC Convention; and Dr. Albert Mohler, President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and author of "The Gathering Storm: Secularism, Culture, and the Church," on what insight we can gain from scripture about lawlessness.
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