The ACLJ discusses the ongoing war in Iran, the potential for a deal with the Iranian regime, and the organization's efforts to support religious freedom worldwide, including a new bill to deny visas to perpetrators of religious persecution. [... more]

The investigation into the grand conspiracy probe involving James Comey and other high-ranking officials continues, with a federal prosecutor impaneling a grand jury in Florida. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for religious liberty in California, where churches are still facing fines for COVID-19 restrictions. Additionally, Iran has threatened tourist destinations worldwide, sparking concerns about terrorism and the Department of Homeland Security's ability to protect the country. [... more]

Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Newsom, made direct insults at evangelical Christians in a 2022 interview, sparking controversy and debate about her husband's potential presidential campaign and the state of California's treatment of conservative groups. [... more]

The hosts discuss recent terror attacks in the US, the threat of radical Islam, and the spread of anti-Semitic rhetoric. They also talk about the Department of Homeland Security's focus on immigration and mass deportation, and the need for increased security on campuses and in places of worship. Additionally, they cover the Oklahoma Senate vacancy and the upcoming primary election for Attorney General. [... more]

A terror attack in New York City was thwarted, but CNN's framing of the incident sparked backlash, highlighting the importance of accurate reporting and the need to hold the press accountable for spreading misinformation. The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is fighting to protect the First Amendment and free speech, while also advocating for justice and accountability in the face of terrorism and extremism. [... more]

A group of Democrat senators vow to shut down the Senate until they get their way, demanding hearings on the Iran conflict. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security remains shut down, and concerns about encrypted messages from Iran and potential sleeper cells are growing. [... more]

The Iranian regime has announced a new supreme leader, Moshtaba Khamenei, who is closely aligned with the IRGC. The US administration has stated that it will not accept any deal with Iran except for unconditional surrender. The conflict between the US and Iran has raised concerns about oil prices and potential terror attacks on US soil. The Iranian people have been under oppression for decades, and it remains to be seen how they will respond to the current situation. The US and Israel are providing air support to the Iranian people, and there are rumors of a potential ground invasion. The ACLJ is working to promote freedom and liberty around the world, including in Iran, and is calling on people to support their efforts during their seven days of global impact. [... more]

The elimination of Iran's assassination team for President Trump has sparked a significant shift in the region, with the US and Israel gaining operational control over Iran. The ACLJ has been involved in various cases, including a recent victory for a 20-year Army intelligence officer who was persecuted by the Biden administration. The organization continues to speak out against human rights abuses in Iran and defend Christian rights at the UN. [... more]

The Christian Resistance discusses the abortion industry, Planned Parenthood, and the ACLJ's efforts to protect the unborn. They examine the concept of fetal pain, viability, and infant pain, and contrast the arguments of Planned Parenthood with those of the ACLJ. The discussion also touches on the hypocrisy of those who claim to care for women while promoting abortion, and the rebellion against God that drives this behavior. [... more]

The potential war with Iran is looming, with Ambassador Huckabee ordering US embassy staff to leave Israel immediately. The situation is escalating rapidly, with travel warnings and restrictions in place. The ACLJ's Jerusalem office is working to ensure American representation in Israel, and the organization is advocating for regime change in Iran. The conflict has significant implications for US national security and the Christian community in Iran, where persecution is rampant. [... more]

The FBI is embroiled in a scandal involving the spying on Cash Patel and Susie Wiles, with the agency obtaining their phone records and even recording a phone conversation between Wiles and her attorney. Meanwhile, tensions are rising in Iran as the US and Iran engage in negotiations over the country's nuclear program, with the US demanding that Iran dismantle its nuclear sites and deliver its remaining enriched uranium to the US. [... more]

A heated State of the Union address sparks controversy and counter-programming from Congressional Democrats, including a bizarre protest by the Frog Brigade. President Trump's policies and rhetoric are scrutinized, while the Democrats' response is seen as insincere and unserious. The episode explores the complexities of American politics, the upcoming midterm elections, and the work of the ACLJ in the Supreme Court. [... more]

A historic boycott of the State of the Union address is expected, with dozens of Democrats planning to skip the event or hold alternative gatherings. President Trump is set to deliver the address, and his team is known for putting on a memorable performance. The boycott has sparked debate about the role of Congress and the president, with some arguing that it's a political stunt and others seeing it as a necessary act of resistance. [... more]

A historic winter storm hits New York City, prompting a snow shoveling program with strict requirements, sparking controversy over voter ID laws and government coercion. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom's book tour raises eyebrows with his attempt to relate to Southerners, and Tucker Carlson's interview with Mike Huckabee on Israel and Zionism sparks debate. [... more]

The Supreme Court rules in a 6-3 decision that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize the president to impose tariffs, effectively overturning President Trump's emergency tariffs. The decision has significant implications for the president's ability to regulate trade and raises questions about the role of Congress in taxation. [... more]

The discussion centers around voter ID laws, election integrity, and the role of organizations like the ACLJ in defending life, liberty, and the Constitution. The conversation also touches on the topic of abortion, fetal pain, and the arguments presented by Planned Parenthood in a recent trial. Additionally, the hosts discuss the importance of election laws and the need for uniform federal voting laws to prevent voter fraud. [... more]

The US Justice Department has arrested a top terrorist suspect involved in the 2012 Benghazi attack, charging him with murder, arson, and terrorism. The arrest is a significant development in the case, which has been a source of outrage and controversy for many years. The suspect, Zubair al-Bakush, was extradited to the US and is currently in custody. The case highlights the ongoing efforts of the Justice Department to bring perpetrators of terrorist attacks to justice, even years after the fact. The arrest also raises questions about the role of Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration in the aftermath of the attack. [... more]

The United States and Iran are engaged in a delicate diplomatic dance, with the US drawing a red line on human rights and the nuclear program. The Iranian regime is seeking to negotiate a deal, but its actions are raising concerns about its intentions and the impact on the people of Iran. The ACLJ is involved in the issue, supporting Iranian Christians and advocating for human rights and regime change. [... more]

The ACLJ's Jordan Seculo discusses the importance of religious freedom at the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, D.C., while also addressing the current situation in Iran, including the threat of a regional war and the potential for a nuclear deal. The conversation also touches on the role of the U.S. in promoting human rights and stability in the Middle East. [... more]

The arrest of Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor, has sparked a conversation about journalistic integrity, freedom of speech, and the First Amendment. The charges against Lemon include conspiracy to deprive rights and violation of the FACE Act, which protects places of worship and abortion clinics. The case has also brought attention to the ACLJ's efforts to challenge the Supreme Court's precedent on defamation and the broad immunity given to journalists. [... more]

A shift in tone is seen in Minnesota as leaders begin to work together to address the situation, following the death of two American citizens at the hands of ICE officers. The federal government has taken steps to de-escalate the situation, with President Trump meeting with Governor Tim Walz and other leaders to discuss a path forward. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is working to protect the free speech rights of students in Kansas, who were reprimanded for expressing support for President Trump and other conservative figures. [... more]

President Trump and Gavin Newsom deliver polar opposite messages at the World Economic Forum in Davos, highlighting the contrast between their views on globalization, tariffs, and economic policy. The Trump administration emphasizes the need for countries to prioritize their own citizens' interests, while Gavin Newsom calls for European leaders to stand up to President Trump and resist his policies. [... more]

A church service in Minnesota was disrupted by protesters, sparking a DOJ investigation and raising concerns about the safety of houses of worship. The incident has sparked a broader discussion about the state of the country, with some pointing to the rise of anti-Semitism and the erosion of respect for the law and institutions. As the nation marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day, many are reflecting on the importance of peaceful protest and the need to address the root causes of social unrest. [... more]

President Trump reveals a red line for Iran, sparking debate and concern about the potential for war. Meanwhile, anti-Semitism is on the rise in the US, with a historic synagogue in Mississippi being burned and Democrats condemning anti-Semitism for the first time in years. The ACLJ is working to support Israel and combat anti-Semitism, and President Trump's actions in the Middle East are being closely watched. [... more]

The Department of Justice creates a new Assistant Attorney General to tackle fraud, with national jurisdiction to prosecute cases across the country. Meanwhile, protests in Iran show signs of momentum, with people from various demographics taking to the streets, and the Iranian regime's power base beginning to unravel. The situation in Iran has significant implications for Middle East stability and global energy prices. [... more]

President Trump warns of potential impeachment if the GOP loses the midterms, while discussing the situation in Venezuela and the capture of Maduro. The ACLJ weighs in on the First Amendment and religious freedom, highlighting a case in Katy, Texas, where a teacher is fighting for her right to pray at school. [... more]

Calls for Governor Tim Walls to resign over Minnesota fraud scandal, with allegations of industrial-scale fraud in the state's child care system, dating back to COVID money and Medicaid fraud. The ACLJ is fighting for justice and accountability in the state, with a focus on protecting the rights of the vulnerable and exposing corruption. [... more]

A massive fraud scheme has been uncovered in Minnesota, with daycare centers and NGOs allegedly receiving millions of dollars in taxpayer money without providing services. The Department of Homeland Security has deployed agents to investigate, and the governor's office has issued a statement acknowledging the issue. Meanwhile, protests have erupted in Iran as the economy struggles under sanctions, and there is growing hope for regime change. The ACLJ is fighting for parents' rights in Minnesota and New Jersey, and advocating for transparency and accountability in government spending. [... more]

A grand jury investigation into former CIA director John Brennan is confirmed, tied to the Russia collusion hoax. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for First Amendment rights and freedom of speech, including a case against a senior living facility that removed Christmas decorations, including angels, citing federal law. The ACLJ is also working on a new series, 'The Chilling Effect: The War on Free Speech,' which explores the importance of the First Amendment and the challenges to it. [... more]

A staggering industrial-scale fraud in Minnesota has defrauded taxpayers of over $9 billion, with half of the federal funding for Medicaid programs being stolen. The money is being used to fund terrorism in Somalia, and the situation is being compared to a war on Christmas as senior living facilities are being forced to remove religious decorations. [... more]

President Trump's economic address sparked a media frenzy, with some outlets labeling it 'untethered from reality and truth.' Meanwhile, the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago has raised concerns about the Department of Justice's handling of the search warrant. The Biden administration's policies have also been criticized for their impact on the economy and the rise of anti-Semitism. As the country heads into the midterm elections, the importance of free speech and protecting individual rights is being highlighted. [... more]

A terrorist attack on members of the National Guard sparks a heated debate over the asylum process and border security, with some politicians downplaying the incident as an 'unfortunate accident'. The ACLJ is fighting against a $1.2 million fine imposed on a church in California, arguing that it's a case of government overreach and a threat to religious liberty. [... more]

The U.S. Treasury is investigating allegations of a billion-dollar fraud scandal in Minnesota, where COVID relief funds were diverted to a terrorist organization. The scandal has sparked concerns about government corruption and the misuse of taxpayer dollars. Meanwhile, a special election is taking place in Tennessee, where a Christian conservative candidate, Matt Van Epps, is running against a far-left radical opponent, Afton Bain, who has expressed support for a world without police. [... more]

The ACLJ is fighting against anti-Semitism and Christian persecution in the US and abroad, while also taking on Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan in California, which the DOJ has deemed unconstitutional. The organization is also working to defend churches from fines and to protect the rights of Christians in countries like Turkey and Nigeria. [... more]

Democrat lawmakers, including former military members, are instructing members of the military to defy orders they consider to be illegal, sowing seeds of doubt in service members and potentially creating a constitutional crisis. [... more]

A peace proposal put forward by President Trump aims to bring an end to the war in Ukraine and Russia, involving a multi-point plan including a ceasefire, financial compensation to Ukraine, and a roadmap for normalized US-Russia trade. Meanwhile, the ACLJ discusses government accountability and Christian persecution, highlighting the importance of defending religious freedom and standing up for one's rights in the face of persecution. [... more]

President Trump's meeting with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince MBS has sparked discussions on the Abraham Accords, Israel's relationship with Saudi Arabia, and the potential for a trillion-dollar investment in the US. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for Christian persecution in Nigeria, challenging Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan in California, and defending churches in Colorado from being shut down for feeding the hungry. [... more]

A shocking arrest exposes a hidden crisis on America's highways, where a wanted terrorist from Uzbekistan was able to obtain a commercial driver's license and work as a truck driver, highlighting a broader issue of states issuing licenses to individuals who are not authorized to be in the United States. Meanwhile, a federal court has blocked a new rule aimed at restricting illegal immigrants from getting commercial driver's licenses, and California is canceling 17,000 licenses issued to individuals who are no longer authorized to be here. The ACLJ is fighting to protect the rights of churches and pastors in Colorado who are being targeted for doing good work in their community. [... more]

The House is set to vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which aims to release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. President Trump has endorsed the bill, stating that he wants to release all the documents. The move has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it could lead to the release of innocent people's names and compromise national security. The ACLJ is advocating for the preservation of a cause of action that would allow senators to go to court and seek injunctive relief, consent decrees, and discovery in cases where their phone records are seized without notification. [... more]

The government shutdown has ended, but its impact continues to be felt, particularly for those relying on SNAP programs and federal employees. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is facing internal conflicts, with some members calling for primaries against incumbents and others criticizing the party's leadership. Christian churches are also facing challenges, with some being shut down for feeding the hungry, and the ACLJ is fighting to protect their First Amendment rights. As part of Grandparents Week, the ACLJ is celebrating grandparents and their legacy, while also highlighting the importance of educating children and grandchildren about the importance of freedom and the rule of law. [... more]