The hosts discuss the signs of the times, the falling away from faith, and the consequences of rebellion against God. They examine the Bible's teachings on the last days, the great apostasy, and the rapture of the church. The conversation also touches on the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine safety, and the role of women in society. [... more]

Thomas Massey's loss in the Kentucky election was not due to external factors, but rather his own actions, including his focus on chasing clicks and self-aggrandizement, and his failure to connect with voters. The influence of APAC, a pro-Israel group, was also a factor, but its impact was exaggerated and misunderstood. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the complexities of politics and influence, and not relying on simplistic or misleading narratives. [... more]

A woman's rights are violated when a man enters her locker room, sparking a public disturbance and debate about men's and women's spaces. Meanwhile, identity thieves have lists of personal information, and identity protection services like LifeLock can help prevent identity theft. Gun ownership is also discussed, as well as the importance of free speech and cancel culture. A historical perspective on World War II is also explored, particularly in regards to the use of the atomic bomb and Christian Zionism. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the upcoming election, identity theft, the Second Amendment, cancel culture, free association, Christian Zionism, Israel, Palestine, the Supreme Court, and court packing. The host also shares personal anecdotes and opinions on these topics, highlighting their concerns and perspectives. [... more]

The Biden administration's pause of munitions transfers to Israel has been met with criticism from former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who argues that it is a betrayal of the country's ally and a dangerous precedent. Meanwhile, protests on college campuses have been fueled by funding from billionaire donors who support President Biden's reelection campaign, and have been linked to anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas rhetoric. The ACLJ is involved in a situation in Malaysia where a pastor is imprisoned for evangelizing his Christian faith, and Tulsi Gabbard discusses her book 'For the Love of Country' and the need for Americans to stand together against the threat of Islamist ideology. [... more]

Pro-Palestinian organizations are declaring Christians and Jews as enemy number one, targeting their support for Israel and labeling them as a threat to their community. This rhetoric is spreading on college campuses and has been endorsed by some American Muslim leaders, sparking concerns about free speech and the safety of Jewish and Christian students. [... more]

College campuses are witnessing a growing problem of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, with some leaders calling for the death of all Zionists, including Jewish people who support Israel. This rhetoric is not only disturbing but also a symptom of a deeper issue of anti-Semitism in major institutions around the world. The ACLJ is actively fighting back against this trend, advocating for the protection of Jewish students and the promotion of diversity of thought on college campuses. [... more]