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May 24, 2021
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The Fighting Irish Fight Back
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by Tony Perkins
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The White House called it a "scheduling conflict." But people at Notre Dame knew it was something else: a conflict of values. When Joe Biden didn't give the keynote address at Sunday's graduation ceremony, his absence was enough to make headlines. After all, it's been a modern certainty that the president or vice president of any new administration is at least invited to South Bend to headline the commencement. The only truly controversial visit was Barack Obama's in 2009, but that would be nothing -- protestors warned -- compared to the backlash over Biden.
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Space Force Support Craters after Commander's Ouster
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by Tony Perkins
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Joe Biden's Pentagon isn't interested in warriors. It wants social justice warriors. That was abundantly clear last week when a Space Force commander in Colorado was relieved of his duties for sounding the alarm about the "toxic" new trainings on critical race theory in the ranks. "They're rooted in Marxism," Lt. Colonel Matthew Lohmeier warned. Three months into the Defense Department's "extremist" witch hunt, America can call off the search. We found them -- calling the shots.
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For Christians, the Time Is Ripe
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After just four months of the Biden-Harris administration, many concerned citizens are wondering: What will America look like after four years of this mess?
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On today's show: Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) discusses the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire agreement, the Biden Administration's efforts to revive the Iran deal, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi extending the proxy voting until July; Scott Rasmussen, Pollster and Publisher of ScottRasmussen.com, emphasizes the importance of the abortion issue ahead of the midterm elections; David Bullard, Oklahoma State Senator, explains his bill that banned Critical Race Theory from being taught in Oklahoma public school classrooms; and Jonathan Koeppel, high school Spanish teacher in the St. Tammany Parish Public School System, objects to his school's radical gender theory curriculum.
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