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December 18, 2019
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Liberal Scrooge Drivers Turn on Gorsuch
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by Tony Perkins
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When Democrats get done impeaching Donald Trump, maybe they'll move on to Neil Gorsuch. After all, the Supreme Court justice probably met their definition of "high crimes and misdemeanors" just by saying "Merry Christmas!" Judging by the hysterical reaction to his transcript this week, it won't be long until the subpoenas start flowing. How dare a public official invoke the real reason schools, governments, and businesses close their doors on December 25. Doesn't he know it's supposed to be a merry non-religious specific day off in winter?
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Netflix Adds Phony Jesus to Your Watchlist
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by Tony Perkins
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We've seen stranger things during the Christmas season, but Netflix's latest stunt isn't turning out to be a blockbuster with Christians. It's supposed to be a comedy, but most Brazilians -- where the show originated -- aren't laughing. "The First Temptation of Christ" is about a Jesus who identifies as gay, "has relations," and refuses to preach the Bible -- a not-so-side-splitting plot to a predominately Catholic nation. In fact, the idea is so controversial that more than 1.8 million people have signed a Portuguese petition calling on Netflix to pull this "clear attack on Christianity" and issue an apology.
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School District Called for Unnecessary Roughness against FCA
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by Tony Perkins
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No matter how many times the Supreme Court says "no," the Left keeps targeting Christians. The latest act of blatant hostility comes from Bozeman, Montana, where the high school revoked the Fellowship of Christian Athletes' (FCA) status as an official student club. What did the club do to lose its official status after five years? Absolutely nothing. But the FCA does require its adult leaders -- not students -- to affirm biblical standards of sexuality. When four high school girls complained, the school board demanded the FCA club abandon its biblical principles or lose its official status.
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Today's show features: Victor Davis Hanson, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, on the Democrats' impeachment show trial and how it compares to past presidential impeachments; Chris Wilson, CEO of WPA Intelligence, on the most recent polls showing Democrats have not only failed to convince the American people on impeachment, but their attempts have actually sent President Trump's approval ratings soaring; Mike Johnson, U.S. Congressman for the 4th District of Louisiana, sharing his perspective on today's impeachment vote in the U.S. House of Representatives; Adam Kennedy, Deputy Director of Communications and Deputy Assistant to the President, on President Trump's letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi; The Left throwing a tantrum after Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wishes "Fox & Friends" co-host Ainsley Earhardt a "Merry Christmas."
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