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February 1, 2022
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Frozen Bear, Sulking Dragon
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by Joshua Arnold
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Yesterday's meeting of the United Nations Security Council was possibly its most exciting, ever. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield called for an open discussion on the crisis in Ukraine, saying, "This is not about antics. It's not about rhetoric. It's not about the U.S. and Russia. What this is about is the peace and security of one of our member states." Perhaps knowing the self-inflicted embarrassment that would follow, Russia and China haplessly attempted to block debate, but got steamrolled in a lopsided 10-2 vote (with three abstentions).
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Restoring Accountability to the People's House
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Since its inception in 1789, the United States House of Representatives has been known as the "People's House." This is because our Founding Fathers had a very specific purpose in mind when they formed the House -- that it would be a body that would fully represent public opinion, and therefore be fully accountable to that public.
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How Inaccurate Prenatal Tests Benefit Planned Parenthood
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On the day of this year's March for Life, congressional Republicans sent a letter to Acting U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Janet Woodcock. Prompted by a recent New York Times exposé reporting that prenatal genetic screening tests are incorrect 85 percent of the time, the letter asks Woodcock whether the FDA will be taking any steps to regulate these prenatal screenings in light of the concerningly high rate of false positives...
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On today's show: Mike Waltz, U.S. Representative for the 6th District of Florida, responds to Valdimir Putin's claims that the United States and NATO have ignored Russia's demands. Todd Young, U.S. Senator from Indiana, discusses the Supreme Court vacancy and the need for the world community to take a stand against China's authoritarian regime ahead of the Olympics. Josiah O'Neil, deputy sheriff in southern California, addresses the need to place an initiative to reduce smash and grabs on the California ballot. Chris Mitchell, Middle East Bureau Chief for CBN News and host of "Jerusalem Dateline," discusses the Abraham accords' influence on the relationship between Israel and Arab nations, the possible impact Russia and Ukraine could have on the relationship between Israel and the U.S., and his newest book, "Dearest A.J.: The Letters that Kept Love Alive Through the Midst of War."
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