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November 2, 2020
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Kamala Practices Socialism Distancing
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by Tony Perkins
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More than a million people have watched Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) try to laugh her way through one of the most serious questions of this election. Would she bring her "socialist or progressive perspective" to the White House? In the "60 Minutes" interview that's making plenty of voters queasy, Harris's face freezes in stunned surprise before she cackles like she'd been asked the most ridiculous thing in the world. But is it? Not according to her own Twitter account, where -- two days before the election -- she shared her Marxist vision for America.
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San Jose Will Fined a Way to Worship
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by Tony Perkins
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If someone asked you where Christians could be fined $300,000 for worshipping Jesus, most of you would probably say communist China. Try San Jose, California. That's where liberal local officials have decided to make an example of any congregation willing to stand up to the governor's ridiculous orders. They're willing to bankrupt churches and even send Calvary Chapel Senior Pastor Mike McClure to jail for daring to safely gather God's people.
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The Trump Administration: Pro-Life When No One's Looking
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by Tony Perkins
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For weeks, we've been reminding people that this election isn't just about the president but about the president's team. USAID Acting Administrator John Barsa put a fine point on that Friday, when he showed that the administration is working right up until the final buzzer to protect life -- doing much more than anyone realizes or expects on the core issues that a majority of Americans care about.
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Today's show features: Brent Keilen, Vice President of FRC Action, on an overview of FRC Action's get out the vote ground efforts in the battleground states, an analysis of early voting numbers in key counties and states going into Tuesday, and FRC Action's election resources; James Lankford, U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, on the issues that are at stake in this election; Kurt Weaver, FRC Action's Bold Advance Pennsylvania field representative and Director of the Church Ambassador Network for the Pennsylvania Family Institute, on what he is seeing on the ground in Pennsylvania as he works to get out the vote; Franklin Graham, President of Samaritan's Purse, on Samaritan Purse's relief efforts in Louisiana, and his thoughts on an election offering two two polar-opposite visions for America.
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