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March 16, 2021
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Biden Tells Taxes to Take a Hike
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by Tony Perkins
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The Democratic establishment keeps gushing that Joe Biden's first months in office have been the most "consequential" in decades. Oh, they're consequential all right. Look at gas prices. And if the latest headlines are any indication, the pain at the pump is just the beginning.
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Breaking News: Church Believes the Bible
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by David Closson
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Since the Supreme Court's decision in 2015 to redefine marriage, the movement to normalize homosexuality and same-sex marriage has moved at break-neck speed. While tech companies, the media, Big Business, and the entertainment and sports communities have largely fallen in line with the LGBT revolution, there has been one consistent outlier: the church. Despite calls to revise doctrine, the Catholic Church sent a strong message that they won't be bullied into capitulating on their long-standing beliefs about marriage and sexuality.
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Facts Check the Washington Post
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by Tony Perkins
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This week, the Washington Post was forced to majorly correct its January 9 report on President Trump's phone call with a Georgia elections investigator. The article's headline read "'Find the fraud': Trump pressured a Georgia elections investigator in a separate call legal experts say could amount to obstruction." In other words, one of America's largest newspapers publicly claimed that the sitting president had committed potentially criminal misbehavior.
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Today's show features: Marsha Blackburn, U.S. Senator from Tennessee, on the threats posed by the Equality Act and the Fairness for All Act, and the escalating border crisis; Michael Cloud, U.S. Representative for the 27th District of Texas, on his visit to the U.S./Mexico border; Reince Priebus, President of the Michael Best Law Firm, former White House Chief of Staff to President Trump, and former Chairman of the Republican National Committee, on Republican donations surging despite many corporations announcing they would halt political donations to Republican lawmakers who challenged the integrity of the 2020 election; Mary Beth Waddell, FRC's Director of Federal Affairs - Family and Religious Liberty, on the vote in the House of Representatives on the Violence Against Women Act.
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