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January 7, 2022
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Dems' Comparison to Pearl Harbor Bombs
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by Tony Perkins
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Restraint doesn't come easy for Democratic leaders. When the chance came to rub the January 6th riot in Republicans' faces, they couldn't help themselves. They went too far. Despite a year of plotting and scheming, the desperate Left overplayed its hand on the Capitol mob -- turning a moment that could have been to their political advantage into yet another reason the American people see the Democrats as unfit to lead.
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Military Works to Boot Christian 'Extremists' from Its Ranks
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by Tony Perkins
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January 6 was a convenient background for a lot of Democrats, but especially the ones in Joe Biden's Department of Defense. To them, it was a chance to highlight the dangers of conservatives -- and fight to get them out of the ranks, once and for all.
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An Inside Look at the SCOTUS COVID Arguments
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by Katherine Johnson
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This morning the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two of President Biden's vaccine mandate cases. The first is imposed on all businesses with over 100 employees and the second is imposed on those working with Medicaid and Medicare. Taken together, many Americans are required to get the vaccine (or test) under these mandates. This is an unprecedented abuse of federal power that will hopefully be stopped by the Supreme Court.
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On today's show: Jeff Landry, Louisiana Attorney General, analyzes the Supreme Court oral arguments regarding two of President Biden's vaccine mandates; Simon Calvert, Deputy Director for Public Affairs at the Christian Institute, discusses a European Court of Human Rights ruling in favor of a Christian bakery that declined to create a same-sex wedding cake; Connor Semelsberger, FRC's Director of Federal Affairs for Life and Human Dignity, details how American opposition to the Build Government Bigger Bill has dampened support among Democrats in competitive races and warns of Senate Democrats' plan to vote on getting rid of the filibuster; and David Closson, FRC's Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview, explains why Christians must form a biblical worldview and what the Bible says is the role of government regarding vaccine mandates.
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