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June 1, 2021
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MLB's Political Bunt Faces Court Challenge
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Woke corporations are learning the hard way that their social activism has a price. Monday, Major League Baseball was slapped with a $1.1 billion lawsuit for pulling the 2021 all-star game out of Atlanta, Georgia. The Job Creators Network (JCN), an organization that advocates for small businesses, filed the lawsuit -- arguing that the MLB's decision cost Georgia businesses $100 million in lost revenue and is seeking $1 billion in punitive damages.
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Democrats Take a Hike Deep in the Heart of Texas
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by FRC Action's Matt Carpenter
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After the 2020 election, it comes as no surprise to many that state legislatures, concerned with vast irregularities stemming from an unprecedented influx of mail-in ballots, last-minute changes to election law, and other irregularities, took up the cause of election integrity. States from Arizona to Florida, Georgia to New Hampshire, and elsewhere, have passed legislation to correct weaknesses in their respective state's election system.
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China's Top Experts, Cheap Goods, and a Culture of Death
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by Mary Szoch and Arielle Del Turco
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On Monday, in an effort to reverse China's rapidly declining birthrate, Chinese authorities announced expanding the country's two-child policy to three. The three-child policy is the third iteration of China's one-child policy instituted in 1979 for the purpose of slowing population growth. The one-child policy was carried out with unrestrained brutality and it proved all too effective.
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On today's show: Terry Jeffrey, Editor-In-Chief for CNS News, and Jason Smith, U.S. Representative for Missouri's 8th district and Ranking Member on the House Budget Committee, analyze President Biden's proposed budget for FY2022; Tanner Cross, a suspended educator in Loudoun County Public Schools, and Tyson Langhofer, Senior Counsel and Director of the Center for Academic Freedom at Alliance Defending Freedom, discuss Cross being placed on administrative leave following his testimony before the Loudoun County School Board objecting to new school policies on gender identity; Gary Hamrick, Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg, VA, responds to the democrats asking him to recant his statement against the Loudoun County School Board after they suspended Tanner Cross.
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