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September 27, 2019
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Judge Fosters Win for Faith-Based Adoption
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by Tony Perkins
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She was just five years old, but Shamber Flore still remembers that life. She understood gangs, sex, drugs, and violence "before most kids learn their ABCs." Her earliest memories are waiting for her prostitute mom to come find her after meeting up with strange men. When her dad bothered to show up, he only added to the abuse.
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Check Your Facts, PolitiFact!
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by Tony Perkins
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According to this week's Gallup poll, only 13 percent of Americans have a "great deal" of trust in the mainstream media. So who is PolitiFact scrutinizing? Donald Trump. While the press's credibility is hanging by a thread, the folks behind the country's fact-checking machine have decided to ignore the biggest offenders and nitpick the president instead. Not because he was wrong on his numbers -- it turns out -- but because he was the one using them.
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Why Haven't Religious Minorities Returned to Iraq?
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Even after the fall of ISIS, Iraqis are still suffering from the genocide they've endured. In such a complex environment, what is the definition of "success" for U.S. involvement in Iraq? At a hearing on Religious Minorities' Fight to Remain in Iraq Thursday, hosted by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Middle East Bureau Hal Ferguson answered that success is "for people to return there and in that way, reverse the effects of genocide by ISIS."
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Today's show features: Tim Graham, Executive Director of Media Research Center, on House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff's decision to open a hearing on impeachment with made-up mobster dialogue to "parody" the actual transcript of President Trump's call with Ukraine; Lori Windham, Senior Counsel for Becket Law, to discuss a win for foster families and foster children in Michigan, after a federal judge said the state Attorney General, formerly on the SPLC Board of Directors, discriminated against a faith-based placement agency based on their faith; Bob Weiner, Former Spokesman for the White House National Drug Control Policy Office, on how a marijuana legalization bill pretending to be a "safe" banking bill is worming its way through Congress; Kent Ostrander, Executive Director of the Kentucky-based Family Foundation, on the ACLU asking the Supreme Court to strike down Kentucky's ultrasound abortion law, which was upheld by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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