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February 14, 2022
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GOP Gives Big Business Feud for Thought
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by Tony Perkins
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This Valentine's Day, there's no love lost between conservatives and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The word "strained" doesn't begin to describe the two sides' relationship after drifting even farther apart last year. Since the election, things have taken an increasingly bitter turn under the group's woke leadership, who seem to be enamored with Leftist organizations like Black Lives Matter that helped torch cities in 2020 and led to the shutdown of businesses the Chamber is supposed to represent. And by the looks of it, those fences aren't going to be mended anytime soon.
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Hartzler: First out of the Blocks with Girls' Sports Ad
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by Tony Perkins
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The Beijing Olympics will be remembered for a lot of things -- controversies, especially. But one of them, amazingly, was not of its host country's making. Even halfway around the world in an authoritarian country, the sports community can't escape the West's raging debate over transgender athletes. A record 35 people who identify openly as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender are competing in this year's Games, leading one radical group to brag that acceptance has arrived. Here at home, conservatives would beg to disagree.
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'Bible Trial' Wraps up in Finland
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by Arielle Del Turco
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What secular European media has labeled the "Bible Trial" wrapped up in Finland today. Now, Finnish member of parliament Paivi Rasanen is left to wait for the verdict. This case has not only turned out to be one of the biggest religious freedom cases in Europe, but globally. Before closing arguments today, FRC's Special Advisor for Religious Freedom, Andrew Brunson, delivered a prayer pledge signed by 14,341 Americans committed to praying for Paivi.
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On today's show: Dave Brat, Dean of Liberty University's School of Business, addresses what rising inflation and lagging wage growth means for the economy and the political landscape. Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance and former Ohio Secretary of State, discusses the U.S. Chamber of Commerce demanding an end to Canada's "Freedom Convoy" of truckers. Sam Brownback, former Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, speaks on China's human rights record. Andrew Brunson, FRC's Special Advisor for Religious Freedom, shares about the delivery of FRC prayer pledges to Paivi Rasanen, a member of Finland's parliament who is facing trial for expressing biblical beliefs about human sexuality. Chip Roy, U.S. Representative for Texas's 21st District, reiterates his support of Paivi Rasanen and discusses the letter he wrote offering her prayer and encouragement as she stands trial.
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