Biden bails out millions more Americans with lasting student loan debt Republicans react to Trump's messaging on abortion The White House tries and fails to own a Republican Congressman who called them out over student loan forgiveness The EPA declares the train derailment in East Palestine Ohio was NOT a public health emergency Speaker Mike Johnson plans to make a statement about FISA A study shows that wearing a pair of jeans just one time is the climate equivalent of driving miles Rep Beth van Duyne joins us to explain her initiative to recruit New York law enforcement to Texas [... more]

Today Robby speaks with Gabby and new member of the Lantern Rescue team Leo Listen as he shares how his experience with law enforcement is a major benefit to Lantern's mission A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Join us as a Liberator at https lanternrescue org liberator If you or someone you know has experienced exploitation call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

Ray speaks on Lantern's groundbreaking work domestically starting in How we are working to proactively protect our children stateside A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Join us as a Liberator at https lanternrescue org liberator If you or someone you know has experienced exploitation call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

What sets the Biden Administration apart from prior Democrat administrations More than anything it's the administration's use of law enforcement to pulverize its political enemies whether its Trump his voters or the colleges they like to attend Grand Canyon University president Brian Mueller joins with an EXCLUSIVE breaking story of how Biden is viciously targeting his school due to its public role as America's largest Christian university Then Darren Beattie of Revolver joins with a brand-new blueprint for how Republican AGs can launch a MAGA legal counterattack at the state level Support the show http www charliekirk com supportSee omnystudio [... more]

Carolina Hurricanes preseason is right around the corner nbsp -Best blue line in the sport -Same -headed goalie monster -Grittiness in Michael Bunting -Get the feeling that we rsquo re going to see a ferocious Svechnikov Also the war of words between UNC and the NCAA has been taken up a notch hellip nbsp Mack Brown was the most pointed hellip nbsp the NCAA has failed Tez and his family and I rsquo ve lost all faith in its ability to lead and govern our sport They rsquo ve messed so many things up as it relates to college football [... more]

A carved wooden figure mdash a household god mdash had been stolen from a woman named Ekuwa so she reported it to the authorities Believing they had found the idol law enforcement officials invited her to identify it ldquo Is this your god rdquo they asked She said sadly ldquo No my god is much larger and more beautiful than that rdquo People have long tried to give shape to their concept of deity hoping for a handmade god to protect them Perhaps that rsquo s why Jacob rsquo s wife Rachel ldquo stole her father rsquo s household gods [... more]

Robby is joined by Ren and Mark's wife Jamie on the heels of a week-long seminar about CSAM Child Sexual Assault Material that focused on human trafficking They share insights and encouragements from the seminar A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

On today's podcast Ren Jay and Whitney discuss how Lantern is working with Law Enforcement in the U S to raise awareness and better train them on what Human Trafficking looks like stateside A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - Learn more at https lanternrescue org [... more]

From our broadcast Sometimes law enforcement is required to help with caregiving challenges Drugs alcohol mental illness cognitive impairment - whatever the challenge sometimes the cry for help is a call My friend Lance years as a police officer in Seattle called the program to share some advice and insights for family caregivers facing those circumstances [... more]

Our special Thanksgiving program and also a special monologue regarding my op-ed in the Washington Times See Text Below Happy Thanksgiving Peter Rosenberger HopefortheCaregiver com Resentment can lead even the best of hearts into poor judgment malice and even self-destruction While life provides ample opportunities to hold a grudge the resistance to do so remains a triumph of the human soul Sadly that triumph can be elusive - and seems to be the plight of the th President From barbed comments against those in his party and the pulpit-pounding of outrage Trump's resentment oozes through each insult since the election [... more]

Dr Mark Sherwood discusses the role of Law Enforcement and the rank and file FBI agent Also the role of the County Sheriff and we the people Dr David Simone discusses the CDC and the pending decision to add the Covid Vax to the list of mandated Vax for School admittance what the Vax does and how it affects the body [... more]

Jeffrey Stephens author of The Handler shares the reality of what our intelligence and law enforcement are doing versus what they are described as in the book We have lost our religious liberties and we are giving away our freedom because the agencies are being run by atheists George Rodriguez El Conservador shares about the Sheriff of Bexar County Javier Salazar who refuses to investigate the prostitution and fentanyl trafficking in San Antonio at the Migrant Center instead of gas lighting about the Governor of Florida The policies of Salazar are creating a danger for the people of San Antonio [... more]

Craig Deluz Project Black Leadership Network discusses the increase in crime Refund the police and the effect that the current anti police environment is having on law enforcement Why crime rates are soaring and the black-on-black crime that results from removing Police from black neighborhoods Dr Bonner Cohen and Co Host Rick Manning with Pastor Greg discuss the effect of the California decision to move toward EV and how leaving gas and coal will be hurting the medium and low-income people Government subsidies are still keeping the industry afloat and the supply cannot meet the demand The goal is actually [... more]

David Shestokas discusses the legal implications of President Trump's th Amendment lawsuit How does the local Sheriff and County Judge and Local Law Enforcement protect their citizens from federal overreach [... more]

Robby and Mark are joined by Glen with Child Rescue Coalition CRC who talks about his work in law enforcement the fight to stop the distribution of CSAM Child Sexual Abuse Material and the Child Protection System CPS Technology that CRC is using to rescue children and arrest predators A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

President Trump's home in Palm Beach Florida Mar-A-Lago was raided yesterday by the FBI Bloomberg reports that Attorney General Merrick Garland appears to be finally bringing the full weight of federal law enforcement to bear on the former president Jordan and the Sekulow team break down yesterday's shocking and unprecedented raid of a former President's home We're also joined by Senator Lindsey Graham on today's broadcast of Sekulow [... more]

Fox News political analyst explains what's happening on the violent streets of Chicago that led to his brother's tragic death in June Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

FBI Director Christopher Wray is testifying right now in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee Wray's FBI has recently become embroiled in controversy and accusations of corruption Wray should expect tough questions on the FBI's targeting of parents who speak out at school board meetings the Hunter Biden laptop saga and the recent whistleblower accusations Jordan and the Sekulow team discuss today's high-stakes testimony by FBI Director Wray This and more today on Sekulow [... more]

Robby and Mark are back at the Lantern Rescue offices They continue their conversation with Ray a Lantern partner and task force member who deals with cases and prosecutions in the United States He shares more of his journey the work he currently does as a resource to law enforcement for crimes against children and the importance of sharing the Gospel A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

Robby is joined by Ren and Mark's wife Jamie on the heels of a week-long seminar about CSAM Child Sexual Assault Material that focused on human trafficking They share insights and encouragements from the seminar A warning this program contains sensitive content Listener discretion is advised Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline NHTH at - - - [... more]

In Uvalde the shooter's grandmother faced the rage of a troubled grandson and according to multiple reports a daughter with a history of drug use At least one incident required law enforcement to the home of the shooter's mother and neighbors and relatives knew of the turbulent relationship between son and mother Mental issues and drug abuse create a toxic brew of chronic impairments that will not resolve independently Those challenges hopelessly outmatch even the best of grandmothers In the case of Nicolas Cruz who killed students at Stoneman Douglas High School in law enforcement made visits to the gunman's [... more]

Damion McCullers the Carolina Counselor and Josh Whitaker the Outlaw Lawyer sit down and analyze the oral arguments that recently took place before the US Supreme Court in regards to Caniglia v Strom an interesting trial that goes straight to the heart of the Fourth Amendment What is the community caretaking exception Can the King of England come into your house and take your musket Why can't Josh pronounce last names correctly What Simpsons episode is Josh reminded of this time All these questions and more are answered in the most recent episode of Outlaw Lawyers See omnystudio com listener [... more]

He made headlines with a speech earlier this week and in this special episode US Senator Tim Scott shares all about his faith in this discussion with Pastor Greg Laurie Originally broadcast on June this interview features insights on policing politics and how faith can inform many of our current social issues Senator Scott says I can be pro-law enforcement and pro-communities of color You can be both The question is how to we drive ourselves to a position where Galatians that reminds me that we are both seeds of Abraham and adopted into the same family Read the full [... more]

Short Take from The Christian Worldview program on Will You and Your Children Stand Firm Listen to the entire program here https www thechristianworldview org topic-will-you-and-your-children-stand-firm [... more]

The N C Association of Educators teachers union has been vocal about keeping brick-and-mortar schools closed to students during the COVID- pandemic That's despite the evidence of major learning loss The union stance also ignores scientific arguments in favor of returning students to classrooms Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research and director of education studies explores NCAE's opposition to restoring classroom instruction The N C General Assembly is likely to debate law enforcement reforms as the year moves forward State lawmakers might want to consult Colorado for clues about avoiding bad reform proposals John Cooke assistant Republican [... more]

The COVID- pandemic has produced both health and economic consequences A new misery index attempts to document how those consequences have played out in states across the country Joseph Coletti John Locke Foundation senior fellow explains why he developed the index He explains how North Carolina compares to neighboring states and others throughout the United States Gov Roy Cooper set up a new bipartisan group to focus on health insurance coverage The governor is focusing on one aspect of coverage Medicaid expansion But lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle want to turn attention to other issues including relaxation [... more]

Retired police officer Adam Davis says police work takes a toll on a marriage From -hour shifts to having no friends except for other law enforcement officers the stress of the job hardened Adam's heart and made him want to protect his spouse and family so badly that he quit communicating altogether Something had to change Show Notes and Resources Find resources from this podcast at https shop familylife com Products aspx categoryid Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network https www familylife com familylife-podcast-network Have the FamilyLife Today podcast and resources helped you Consider becoming a [... more]

Police officers are people that go into this job because it's a calling They are called to service and protect Guest of The Cure with Aimee Cabo Sergeant Mike McGrew shares the dangers of the job his years of experience some stories and his calling to help other First Responders with mental health counseling and support The Cure Radio live talk radio show and live-streamed podcast is hosted by Aimee Cabo and offers a platform of hope to anyone who has experienced or is currently experiencing domestic violence abuse trauma mental health or other challenges that affect your life It's [... more]

TC and his wife Lynn discuss family life their joint mission of working against human trafficking and TC's time in law enforcement [... more]

TC and his wife Lynn discuss family life their joint mission of working against human trafficking and TC's time in law enforcement [... more]

TC and his wife Lynn discuss family life their joint mission of working against human trafficking and TC's time in law enforcement [... more]

After a December break N C legislators return to Raleigh this month They could vote to override Gov Roy Cooper's veto of the state budget bill They also could try to hash out final deals on the farm bill and other legislation left unresolved in Becki Gray John Locke Foundation senior vice president analyzes the upcoming legislative session The pursuit of diversity on college campuses is hurting American higher education Heather Mac Donald fellow at the Manhattan Institute explains how in her recent book The Diversity Delusion Mac Donald shared her concerns during a recent visit to Raleigh for a [... more]

As we look forward to a new year Carolina Journal Radio reviews some of the most interesting topics from North Carolina's system for funding public schools is broken A more student-centered approach to funding could fix the problem Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research and resident scholar discusses recommendations from a new report that recommends a major overhaul of N C public education financing The U S Supreme Court ruled in that unions representing state government workers couldn't force nonmembers to pay union dues The winning plaintiff in that case Mark Janus continues his fight against forced [... more]

N C policymakers recently learned that state government ended its last budget year in June with a revenue surplus of nearly million Meanwhile Gov Roy Cooper wants the state to borrow more money as it increases spending in the new budget year and beyond Joseph Coletti John Locke Foundation senior fellow places those facts in the broader context of North Carolina's fiscal picture State Treasurer Dale Folwell has seen pushback from large medical providers as he has proceeded with his Clear Pricing Project for the State Health Plan It serves government workers and retirees Folwell discusses the project and explains [... more]

State senators have rolled out their version of a billion General Fund spending plan for the budget year that starts July The Senate differs from the House in prioritizing pay raises for state workers Neither chamber has included any money for addressing Gov Roy Cooper's proposed Medicaid expansion Joseph Coletti John Locke Foundation senior fellow analyzes the Senate's proposals Whatever you think about the best way to fight crime you likely support the idea that crime-fighting policies ought to work as intended Brandon Garrett professor at the Duke Law School focuses on evidence-based criminal justice He explains how his research [... more]

Health care providers in North Carolina need a government permission slip called a certificate of need before they can add hospital beds build new facilities or purchase major pieces of equipment Health care reforms say scrapping CON requirements would boost health care innovation in this state Jordan Roberts John Locke Foundation health policy analyst discusses legislative efforts to scale back or eliminate state CON restrictions Reformers have been targeting the formula North Carolina uses to fund public schools across the state Aaron Smith education policy analyst for the libertarian Reason Foundation has been watching the debate with interest Smith explains [... more]

North Carolina's ongoing congressional redistricting dispute returned to the U S Supreme Court recently As justices decide whether Republicans engaged in too much partisanship when they drew election maps a case challenging state legislative district maps is proceeding to trial in state court later this year Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes the latest developments in both sets of legal challenges School choice has boomed in North Carolina in recent years Advocates hope to build on choice options in the coming year Mike Long president of Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina shares his group's top priorities Some N [... more]

Callers to the show shared their heartache fear and despair in trying to serve as caregivers while simultaneously dealing with the trauma and ravages of a family member with addiction Sometimes law enforcement is required for the safety of the caregiver and these women are in danger Sarah also called in and wait until you hear her story of how she made brutal choices but kept herself safe Sponsored by [... more]

Previously on the Jail House Justice Finale Bad Brad came to Christ so now I guess he's Not-So-Bad Brad God drew Brad to himself with the help of Lazarus Allie Dr Sonny and his daughter Kristie This has the Under the Hood Gang of Jimmy's Jeep puzzling over what's going to happen to Lazarus and Not-So-Bad Brad Anita Intake Valve is concerned over the recent converts The FBI and State Police show up and have quite the conversation with Mayor Justice of the Peace Elvira Merryweather [... more]

Who secures the firearms of the vast number of American gun owners living with Alzheimer's dementia mental illness or substance impairments All too many caregivers either don't know about the guns or don't know how to properly safety and secure them This is where pastors can be a real help to those individuals and their families For every pastor please ask those in your congregation who serve as caregivers of a loved one with a mental impairment Are there firearms in the home and if so are they secured That simple question can prevent indescribable pain There are so many [... more]

Pro-growth policies have helped boost North Carolina's economy in recent years From tax reform to regulatory reform to government spending restraint policymakers have taken steps to help boost North Carolina's competitiveness Becki Gray John Locke Foundation senior vice president highlights evidence of the state's recent economic successes A process called civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement agencies to seize private property from people who have been convicted of no crimes It's the type of property-rights abuse the Washington D C -based Institute for Justice fights across the country During a recent visit to North Carolina IJ President and General Counsel [... more]

Problems have been festering for years at North Carolina's state prisons A fatal attack on officers at a Pasquotank County prison helped push the issue into the headlines The latest Carolina Journal cover story focuses on the issue Associate Editor Kari Travis discusses key findings from her investigation Two recent federal law enforcement investigations have focused on the major protagonists in the presidential election Andrew McCarthy senior fellow at the National Review Institute and a former federal prosecutor says the two investigations present a major contrast While the investigation linked to Donald Trump has been aggressive the one involving Hillary [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers could take a step toward protecting private property rights by banning state and local law enforcement agencies from participating in so-called equitable sharing programs with the federal government Jon Guze John Locke Foundation director of legal studies explains how these programs work Guze also discusses the misuse of the programs and the negative impact on the relationship between law officers and the people they are hired to protect October marked the th anniversary of actions from German monk Martin Luther that led to the Protestant Reformation The world still feels the effect of Luther's decision to question [... more]

A Charlotte makeup artist wants to open a school to share her expertise But a state regulatory board says no To win state permission Jasna Bukvic-Bhayani would be forced buy thousands of dollars of new equipment and expand her curriculum to include hours of instruction in subjects other than makeup So she is suing the state Carolina Journal has covered her story Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson explains why the Institute for Justice is pursuing the lawsuit on free-speech grounds The political left has turned to the sports world in recent years for ammunition in its ideological battles The weaponization of sports [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers and law enforcement agencies are focusing increased attention on the problem of human trafficking The latest Carolina Journal cover package details those efforts Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson explains how state legislation approved this year targets trafficking in new ways Travis also shares personal stories from trafficking victims A controversial proposal from Washington D C could force North Carolina families to pay hundreds of dollars more each year in taxes on everyday household items It's called the border-adjustment tax Andy Ellen president and general counsel of the N C Retail Merchants Association explains why his group has been highlighting [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers approved a billion General Fund budget plan overriding Gov Roy Cooper's veto with more than two days to spare before the start of the new budget year Becki Gray John Locke Foundation senior vice president shares highlights from the spending plan Gray also explains how the latest budget fits with Republican legislative leaders' long-term strategy of limiting government spending growth and lowering tax burdens Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement agencies to take property from people suspected of illegal activity even if they never face criminal charges The process is open to abuse Darpana Sheth senior attorney [... more]

It has attracted much less attention than other high-profile elements of the N C state budget plan but one provision could have major long-term positive benefits for taxpayers and for public education The provision creates a Joint Legislative Task Force on Education Finance Reform Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's vice president for research explains how that task force could play an important role When people lobby government to create a new occupational license for their profession they usually claim to be looking out for their customers' best interests In most cases they actually hope to limit entry into their [... more]