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March 12, 2021
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Biden's Fireside Splat
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by Tony Perkins
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Joe Biden avoided talking to the American people longer than any president in the last 100 years. And when he finally did, it wasn't exactly worth waiting for. If you didn't watch the 23 minutes of this White House's revisionist history on the virus, count yourself lucky. It was an exercise in the dismal, partisan, hopeless rhetoric this administration was supposed to rise above. After more than 50 days of silence, all Joe Biden proved by coming out of the White House basement is that he's a sore and ungracious winner, who isn't above taking credit for the vaccine successes he inherited.
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Book Battle a Prologue to More Censorship
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by Tony Perkins
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Amazon is the world's biggest marketplace of everything -- but ideas. When Jeff Bezos's empire decided to de-shelve Ryan Anderson, dropping a book that it made plenty of money on as a best-seller, any illusions about the company being a "diverse, tolerant" business were already long gone. Now, a couple of weeks after the controversy, Amazon has decided to answer its critics. And there are a lot of them.
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More Sports Bills Cross the Finish Line
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by Tony Perkins
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"It's crazy we have to address it." That was Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves's (R) as he signed the second girls' sports protection bill in the country. But, he pointed out, that's where Joe Biden has forced this country: into a war over women's rights, privacy, fairness, and competition. At least in Mississippi, he vowed, "young girls... [will] have a fair level playing field." His daughters and every daughter will know -- "their rights are worth fighting for."
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A Blunt Interview with the Missouri Senator
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by Tony Perkins
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He's spent almost three decades in Washington, so the news that Senator Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) has decided to retire was bittersweet. Don't miss our conversation looking back on his time in Congress, including a glimpse at what he might do back home in Missouri.
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Today's show features: Dr. Marty Makary, Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine & School of Public Health, on President Biden's primetime speech yesterday; Justin Danhof, General Counsel and Director of the Free Enterprise Project for the National Center for Public Policy Research, on Amazon's response to Republican senators over the removal of Ryan Anderson's book; Bob Fu, President of China Aid and FRC's Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom, on Chinese Communists effectively ending democracy in Hong Kong; David Closson, FRC's Director of Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, on thinking about fairness from a biblical worldview.
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