Plus: Justices' Home Addresses Blasted on Social Media With Zero Consequences
June 27 2022
Good morning from Washington, where Justice Clarence Thomas just issued what some call a career-defining Supreme Court majority opinion upholding Americans’ right to carry a firearm in public. On the podcast, the authors of a book drawing on 30 hours of interviews with Thomas tell our Rob Bluey why the jurist is so extraordinary. Plus: a veteran prayer warrior rejoices in the end of abortion on demand; Sen. Mike Lee indicts the Biden economic plan; and Dakota Wood exposes critical race theory at West Point. A hundred years ago today, the American Library Association awards the first annual Newbery Medal honoring the best children’s book to “The Story of Mankind.”
Filmmaker Michael Pack, who produced the "Created Equal" documentary, and Mark Paoletta, a lawyer and a personal friend of Thomas, share their favorite stories.
On Instagram, a sponsored post by user @bendy.maui listed the street intersections and cities where the justices live. The post reads "No Privacy? No Peace!"
For years, Eleanor McCullen prayed outside her local abortion clinic. She spoke with women coming to the clinic, providing practical support to those who chose to keep their babies.
Sen. Lee finds four policy decisions specifically caused by President Biden—not Russian President Vladimir Putin—that amplified today’s mounting inflationary pressure.
The left denies the difference between man and woman. What is this all about? It's all about rejecting the divine order, which made civilization possible and returning to chaos
