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November 16, 2021
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The Plane Truth about Vax Tyranny
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by Tony Perkins
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What air travel needs right now is more restrictions, said 37 Democratic lawmakers in a letter to President Biden, saying, "as the nation approaches holiday season, we ask that you put in place requirements for airline passengers to provide proof of full vaccination against COVID or a negative test to board a domestic flight." Their call for further travel restrictions doesn't just unhappily coincide with the holiday travel season; they explicitly cite that as a reason to enact the restrictions.
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In a Culture Starving for Hope, Believers Must Be Unashamed of the Truth
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by Dan Hart
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It's news to nobody that the Biden administration is floundering. With the president's approval rating reaching yet another new low after a fizzling vaccine mandate and an economy that continues to struggle with skyrocketing inflation, many Americans are becoming disillusioned with a government that is flirting with authoritarianism and seems hostile to the principles of capitalism and free markets. During volatile times such as these, hope can be hard to come by.
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Standing Firm When the World Says, 'Give up'
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by Tony Perkins
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"In this world, it is becoming more and more unpopular to be a Christian. Soon it may become dangerous."
Those were the words of Melvin Laird, a former congressman and defense secretary for President Richard Nixon. He made that comment more than 50 years ago -- and if he thought it was difficult to practice his faith back then, he wouldn't believe the hostility of the culture today. The church is being pressed in from all sides, urged to abandon our faith or abandon the public square. We can do neither.
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On today's show: Greg Steube, U.S. Representative for the 17th District of Florida and member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, recaps what happened during President Biden's virtual meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping; Rob Standridge, Oklahoma State Senator, discusses Oklahoma's Senate bill that would allow employees to sue for $1 Million over harms due to mandated vaccines; Chad Connelly, Founder of Faith Wins, former GOP National Director of Faith Engagement, and former Chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party, talks about the Republican National Committee forming a "Pride Coalition"; Tyson Langhofer, Senior Counsel and Director of the Center for Academic Freedom at Alliance Defending Freedom, and Monica Gill, teacher at Loudon County Public Schools, give an update on what is happening in the Loudoun County school district, including the reversal of teacher Tanner Cross' suspension and an ongoing lawsuit against the school district's transgender policy; Meg Kilgannon, FRC's Senior Fellow for Education Studies, shares recent news in education, including a New Hampshire student being suspended for saying there are only two genders, a Connecticut school forcing transgender indoctrination on kindergartners with no opt out provision, the role of education in the recent Virginia election, and FRC Action's upcoming school board webinar.
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