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September 25, 2019
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House Dems: Picking Impeaches over 2020?
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While the rest of the world was Googling "impeachment," House Democrats should have been searching for something else: a logical reason to move forward with it. Instead, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), after months of keeping party radicals at bay, finally broke. It will be, most people believe, the decision that seals her party's 2020 fate. Between now and then, maybe Pelosi's party will figure out something the president is actually guilty of. Because right now, his only offense is being Donald Trump.
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Trump and Obama: Worlds apart at the U.N.
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While Democrats tried to play spoiler at home, President Trump went about doing actual business yesterday. After three years of cutting through the liberal noise, he's become quite good at ignoring the Left and systematically adding to his list of first-term successes.
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FRC in the Spotlight...
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In the wake of Trump's historic speech at the United Nations on Monday highlighting the global importance of religious freedom, FRC's Travis Weber was interviewed on C-SPAN about Trump's religious freedom policies and what the president might comment on in his speech before the UN General Assembly on Tuesday morning. On C-SPAN, Travis detailed just how important religious freedom is for all people around the world, and discussed some of the specific actions the Trump administration is taking to tackle this international concern.
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Today's show features: Debbie Lesko, U.S. Representative for the 8th District of Arizona, to discuss Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's sudden decision to reverse course and initiate impeachment proceedings against President Trump, in hopes of finding evidence of wrongdoing; Shawn Carney, President of 40 Days for Life, which today kicks off the annual prayer vigil to end abortion; Matthew Swart, a Wheaton University student with the Chicago Evangelism Team, and John Mauck, partner at Mauck & Baker, who have sued Chicago for banning Wheaton students from evangelizing in public parks.
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