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May 20, 2021
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The Sin of Commission: Dems Push One-Sided Jan. 6 Probe
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by Tony Perkins
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Joe Biden's Democrats aren't interested in bipartisanship. So why would their January 6 "commission" be any different? This week, as the far-Left tries to turn the Capitol riots into a synonym for jihadist terrorism, Republicans want to know: what's the point? Pursuing a 9/11-type probe would only politicize the tragedy even more. Besides, there's already a nationwide investigation into the events of that horrible day. It's called law enforcement. To add another layer of expensive, partisan, government-sponsored fault-finding sounds like just another DNC fundraising gimmick. And the American people know it.
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With Biden Driving, Gaslight Is on...
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by Tony Perkins
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President Biden must have his pipelines tangled. On day one, he unilaterally canceled the Keystone XL pipeline's permit. Last week, he did nothing after a Russian cyberattack crippled the pipeline serving a swath from Louisiana to Washington, D.C. But on Wednesday his administration waived sanctions against the Russian company in charge of building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. The de facto policy of the Biden administration has become: Russian pipelines good, American pipelines bad.
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Pennsylvania Power Outage: Voters Rein in Gov.
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by Tony Perkins
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If you abuse power long enough, you'll lose it. That was the message from Pennsylvanians to Democratic Governor Tom Wolf, the first chief executive in the country to be stripped of some of his executive authority. The blowback -- which has brewing for months -- was a result of the governor's COVID policies, which voters have obviously decided were too oppressive and overreaching. To put an end to Governor Wolf's "dictatorship," as some called it, they've completely rewritten the state's emergency powers.
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On today's show: Sean Moran, Policy Reporter for Breitbart News, discusses this week's House vote to create a 9/11-style commission to investigate the January 6th breach on the Capitol; Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance and former Ohio Secretary of State, analyzes the compromise on H.R. 1/S. 1 that Senators Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) proposed to Congress; Ralph Norman, U.S. Representative for the 5th district of South Carolina and Member of the Homeland Security and Oversight & Reform Committees, discusses the U.S. House of Representative's mask policy and this week's failed vote to change it; Owen Strachan, Author of Christianity and Wokeness and Provost and Research Professor at Grace Bible Theological Seminary, explains the problems with Critical Race Theory and how the church should respond.
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