Loving Liberty Radio Network: Recent Episodes
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- Robert Aderholt, U.S. Representative for the 4th District of Alabama, sheds light on the expected spending battle when Congress returns to Washington and discusses his call for Nicaragua to release imprisoned pastors.
- Joe Davis, Legal Counsel at Becket, explains why an Indiana couple has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court for custody of their son after he was removed from the home over their concerns about his desire to identify as female.
- Arielle Del Turco, FRC’s Director of the Center for Religious Liberty, discusses the newly updated FRC Issue Analysis, Hostility Against Churches Is On The Rise In The United States.
- Dr. A. J. Nolte, Regent University Associate Professor, offers analysis of the Left’s coordinated effort to use “Christian nationalism” to stoke fear for political purposes.
Who’s Buying (and selling) America? – Have you noticed that there seems to be a LOT of money floating around? ESPECIALLY for politicians, the parties, foreign nations, NATO, The UN, and ILLEGAL aliens, but not so much for We the People. As a matter of fact, the time is quickly approaching when WE the People will have to pay our government so THEY can continue to give it away
- Nathaniel Moran, U.S. Representative for the 1st District of Texas, reacts to the U.S. veto of a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza.
- Stephen Friend, former FBI Special Agent and Senior Fellow at Center for Renewing America, unpacks the Biden administration’s weaponization of the federal government against political opponents following the arrest of Alexander Smirnov.
- Tony Perkins, President of Family Research Council, joins the program from Nashville where Washington Watch with Tony Perkins received the 2024 Television Impact Award at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention and highlights the newly updated FRC Issue Analysis, Hostility Against Churches Is On The Rise In The United States.
- Rob Rotola, Senior Pastor of Word of Life Church is Wichita, KS, discusses the ongoing incidents of vandalism and theft at his church that have even involved physical threats and police intervention.
Do You Hear The People Sing? – We see the injustice! The question is: “Who will govern the governors?” The answer is the only answer possible – “We the People!” (if they are WELL INFORMED!)
Falling On Deaf Ears – I suppose it’s OK if your friends and family don’t always hear or understand what you are trying to tell them, BUT if your GOVERNMENT treats you like this, things have got to change! It is up to us to restore the Republic and hear the evil, see the evil, and speak TO the evil.
Matt Rosendale, U.S. Representative for the 2nd District of Montana, weighs in on the upcoming showdown over government spending, offers an update ... Read more
Dalane England is joined by Celeste Maloy who is running for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District seat to replace Rep. Chris ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe with the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the latest indictments against former president Trump and why the ... Read more
If you’re serious about standing for what’s good and true, there are time when compromise will not be an option. ... Read more
How do you know that what you’re thinking is real? Dr. John C. Pulver stops by to talk about the ... Read more
It’s so easy to live in a state of perpetual distraction. Barry Brownstein wonders, what else are we missing, in ... Read more
It’s our weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We talk about the outlawing of certain lightbulbs and ... Read more
There’s no shortage of disorder around us but before we set out to fix it, we should fix whatever disorder ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law shares insights into the economics of the colonists who came to ... Read more
Those who love and defend personal freedom catch a lot of hate these days from both wings of the uniparty. ... Read more
Someone wants us to be fearful and more easily manipulated. D. Parker asks, does it seem as though every news ... Read more
My friend and fellow freedom conspirator Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for a quick rundown of current ... Read more
One of the best pieces of life advice you’ll ever hear is Booker T. Washington’s counsel to, “Cast down your ... Read more
If you’ve had a suspicion that someone is messing with your mind, you’re not wrong. Annie Holmquist explains the 1958 ... Read more
Of all the businesses that are “too big to fail” in the eyes of the ruling class, banks rule the ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to talk shop. The craziness always seems a bit more bearable after ... Read more
I beat the drum a lot over free speech. The movement that is ramping up to first control free speech ... Read more
It’s pretty established that crisis is a marvelous tool for power-seekers and opportunists. Remember that as Jeffrey A. Tucker explains ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law delves further into the Declaration of Independence and contrasts the American ... Read more
As much as we try not to lord it over our big-city counterparts, those of us who occupy flyover country ... Read more
What did you experience growing up that may be holding you back today? Dr. John C. Pulver joins me to ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for our weekly chat. We take a detailed look a current events ... Read more
The predators that stand the greatest chance of destroying us aren’t wild beasts. As Paul Rosenberg explains, our natural predators ... Read more
Dalane is joined by Carolyn Pippin who is the Executive director of ‘Freedom Front of Utah’ & on the board ... Read more
How can you know if something is a natural right or simply a made up obligation? Judge Andrew Napolitano governments ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the 1964 civil rights act and current court cases involving ... Read more
Pretending that free speech isn’t under attack is no longer an option. C.J. Jones explains how Michigan is moving to ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law examines the Biblical soundness of the American revolution.
It’s like a bad gag from the Simpsons cartoon, but this time Mr. Burns isn’t the one wanting to block ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos swings by to catch up on the latest developments in post-reality America. It’s looking ... Read more
Discouragement is pretty common right now among those who are paying attention. Richard Chiero has some great insights into the ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Tracie Halverson from Restore Utah’s Flag. Learn how 58 people changed our flag and history for 3.4 ... Read more
This may be a touchy subject but it’s one that deserves serious discussion. Brandon Smith wonders, why American churches are ... Read more
If the battle over free speech seems like so many rumblings in the distance, think again. As J.B. Shurk explains, ... Read more
I’m back from a 10 day hiatus and boy do I have a lot to get off my chest. My ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Trent Staggs, current Mayor of Riverton City and candidate for the US Senate against Mitt Romney. Utah ... Read more
Dr. John C. Pulver from Climbing Upwards joins me to talk about the dangers of being self-satisfied. We also discuss ... Read more
A person could be forgiven for wondering if we are living in George Orwell’s novel “1984” right now. Jon Miltimore ... Read more
No matter how hopeless you may feel about how things, there is an awakening taking place. Jack Gleason says the ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for a good old fashioned wrongthink session. Too many laws can be ... Read more
Liberty mom Dalane England is joined by a special guest to discuss objectionable materials in our school libraries.
Being a truthseeker requires an absolute commitment to questioning any and all narratives. Max Border has an excellent essay on ... Read more
Trying to keep your sanity right now feels a lot like swimming upstream and getting tired. Vincent McCaffrey explains how ... Read more
Since when is permission supposed to be a part of free speech? Bill Rice explores how what we can say ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by to administer our weekly reality supplement. We talk about hidden costs, stewardship ... Read more
It has never been more essential to seek the truth, seek honesty, ask questions and to believe nothing until you ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law shares a few of the dates and events worth celebrating in ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Dalane England about air travel and how our God given rights are ignored and trampled on by ... Read more
Hypothetically, if the federal government was filled with corruption, where’s the best place to start addressing that problem? Matt Rowe ... Read more
Dissatisfaction with our physical bodies is part of human nature. Who hasn’t wished to be taller, stronger or better looking? ... Read more
Here’s a topic that few of us wish to acknowledge, much less to ponder: What do we do when covid ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest as we do our best to sift fact from fiction in ... Read more
Pride month is getting more contentious each year and it’s coming from all directions. Thomas L. Knapp recommends an approach ... Read more
Corporate media isn’t exactly cheering the Supreme Court ruling against the EPA last week but it’s still very good news for property rights. Judge Andrew Napolitano lays out how government attacks free will when it assaults property rights.
This is a topic that’s going to make some folks really uncomfortable but it’s one that needs to be broached. Brandon Smith writes about how the death of Jordan Neely illustrates why vigilantes are a good thing.
It’s always interesting to see what commencement speakers are saying to the latest graduates. John Horvat tells the overwhelmed Class of 2023: Don’t be underwhelming. It’s great advice.
Two years ago, we were entering the worst phase of the covid crisis–the part where individuals were openly advocating that the unvaxxed be removed from society. Alex Berenson has a brutal, but honest, take on friendship with self-righteous cowards. (h/t to Reuben for passing this along)
‘Tis the season for woke activism, so we might as well understand what we’re up against. This Twitter thread unroll is a great primer on the sophisticated tactics being used by the cancel culture mob.
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It shouldn’t be controversial for a teenager to hold down a job but some people act like it’s tantamount to repealing the child labor laws. James Bovard says the best life lesson for a teen is a job.
Our risk averse society has succeeded in producing laws and policies that grossly underestimate kids’ capabilities. Lenore Skenazy warns that we’re creating a generation of anxious, incompetent kids.
If you’ve had to fill a fuel can lately, you’ve likely experienced real frustration. Clyde Wayne Crews explains the epic failure of the government gas can.
The public force-feeding of woke ideology is in full swing for the next month. Jim Geraghty has a great explanation of how we’re witnessing a culture-war reckoning for corporate America.
It’s probably considered unAmerican to question country music. At the same time, wokeness has found its way into Nashville as Brian Parsons notes in his essay, “A Tale of Two Countries.”
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It’s bad enough that so much of our lives has become politicized. As Lawrence W. Reed explains, it’s also a problem that the traditional political spectrum we’re taught doesn’t much resemble reality.
A revolutionary fervor seems to be in the air these days. Jeff Thomas has an informative take on revolutions and the danger that always seems to outpace the romanticism.
One of the most vivid examples of a politician gaslighting the people he supposedly serves is found in the Canadian prime minister’s whitewashing of his covid policies. Trevor Tucker reminds us that a threat is not an incentive.
What’s the biggest impediment to free speech? Caitlin Johnstone says, it’s that so many people falsely believe that they still have it. Check out her essay on how propaganda restricts speech even more than censorship does.
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to assess our ongoing journey through interesting times. It’s no secret that ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to assess our ongoing journey through interesting times.
It’s no secret that Christianity has been kicked out of the public square in modern America. Paul Rosenberg has an eye-opening essay on the West’s new faith and it hits the nails squarely on the head.
Given how hard the radical left has pushed its agenda on us this past year, one can only guess at what the next month is going to be like. Here’s a great read on the woke melodrama that is inverting reality to turn shame into glory.
If you’ve been feeling hopeless in the face of the left-wing juggernaut, here’s some good news. D. Parker notes that the backlash against Target & Bud Light shows the blueprint to beat the left.
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So much of the conflict around us is driven by a lack of humility. Barry Brownstein’s latest essay on how arrogance threatens freedom is a must read.
You don’t have to live by enemy-driven thinking to recognize when someone is actively attacking you. Having said that, nearly 2/3 of Americans in a Rasmussen poll view media as “truly the enemy of the people.”
Yesterday was a rare day in that two separate Supreme Court decisions were handed down that limit the seemingly unlimited power of regulatory agencies. Brian Almon has a great piece on the Sackett family’s victory over the EPA.
The challenges that are staring us in the face are considerable but we’re not helpless little children. J.B. Shurk has timely advice on what to do and why it matters.
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Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law explains the origins of common law.
It’s the perfect time of year to hash out the following issue: Shouldn’t bugs have rights if other animals do? Pull up a flyswatter and let’s talk.
It’s getting pretty predictable that any pushback against the incessant pushing of woke merchandise will be portrayed as “violence” by the merchants who are called out. Monica Showalter says Target is in a panic over the public’s response to LGBT merchandise.
Is it possible that people within our government staged a fake riot on Jan 6 to cover up the fact that they were certifying a fraudulent election? And why are they protecting Ray Epps so vigorously?
How seriously should we take our privacy? Before answering that question, take a look at Doug Casey’s take on the death of privacy and what comes next.
Dr. John C. Pulver from Climbing Upward joins me for a fascinating discussion on different family models and how they affect us throughout our lives.
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Humanity can be divided into those who seek to control others and those who do not. Lawrence W. Reed notes that the evil done by the first group is rising, but despair is not an option.
It’s a shame that partisan politics is so highly dependent upon labels. Daniel J. Mitchell says the battle isn’t between right and left, it’s statism vs. the individual.
It’s truly sad to see how the public school system has become an indoctrination camp of sorts for left-wing activism. Even elite private schools are succumbing to the siren song of diversity, equity and inclusion–leading some parents to sue over “bait and switch” tactics.
Disappointment is part of the world in which we live. Annie Holmquist has a powerful essay about how even things that are meant for evil can be used for good, with the right attitude.
We were commanded to “trust the experts” and let them do the thinking for us for the better part of two years and we’re all paying the price for having done so. Steve Templeton explains the fall of the experts and how we learned that they’re as fallible as the rest of us.
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops in for our weekly visit. Among the things we discuss, the ongoing destruction of iconic American brands through woke marketing.
If you want to make a difference, you must be willing to ask the questions that others won’t. For instance, why are there not taco trucks on every corner?
Learning about history should teach us the good and the bad of what came before, both nationally and locally. Anthony Esolen has a great essay about what it means to love the nearer things.
The conflicts we see all around us are merely extensions of a spiritual battle between light and darkness that has always existed. This is becoming more clear with stories like Target partnering with a trans satanist designer for its new pride collection.
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Do we have a moral duty to just let things happen or a moral duty to protect those things that we value the most? Joshua Phillip wonders, is self-defense becoming illegal?
It may be a violation of Godwin’s law (comparisons to Hitler) to point this out but here goes: D. Parker gives us 8 disturbing similarities between the Democrat and Nazi parties.
The power of the jury is not something to be taken lightly. Harrison Griffiths says juryless trials are a naked power grab and a serious threat to liberty.
Every time we take another step back economically, in the name of climate change, we also take a step toward global governance. Brandon Smith spells out how climate change hysteria is being used as a tool of change.
The people who pushed and enforced lockdowns and all the other covid tyranny would love to convince us that they are as innocent as can be. Jeffrey A. Tucker reminds us all that the need for accountability for their actions is not going away.
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If you’re looking for shelter from the gathering storms, start by looking to your family. Jeff Minnick says families are islands of sanity in an ocean of crazy.
Dr. John C. Pulver from Climbing Upward joins me to talk about how we become people of action rather than just complainers. He also has a wonderful take on what faith is and how to exercise it.
Let’s finish out the week with some strong medicine from J.B. Shurk. He paraphrases the old line, “The Constitution isn’t a suicide pact,” and reminds us that if the feds don’t want to abide by the Constitution, then they need to go away.
If there was ever a time for clarity, this is it. Ryan McMaken minces no words on what must be done in response to the official corruption that was revealed this past week: End the FBI.
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Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law expounds on the proper role of government.
It may seem like a small thing but when offered the choice of a gold star on my driver’s license, I declined. As Mike Maharrey explains, REAL ID is still in the process of being implemented 15 years after it was to go into effect.
This is going to seem pretty random but I happen to be a fan of Art Garfunkel. Douglas Flint makes a very rational plea that we not allow Garfunkel to be written out of history.
As society continues to spiral out of control, it’s tempting to embrace a mentality of indifference. Gary D. Barnett says that closing our minds would be a terrible mistake.
Who benefits from the endless activism of the “anti-hate” hate industry? What a surprise, says Edward Ring, it’s the hate industry itself.
If it feels as though the middle class is being systematically destroyed, there’s a good reason for that. Michael Snyder explains why the financial strain we’re feeling has come about and how the game is being rigged.
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Kent McManigal is absolutely on target with his latest column describing how some people want everyone rigidly controlled and those who aren’t afraid of others. He says, it’s better not to be led by your fears.
The war on Western culture has been going on for some time. Few people have explained how it originated and what we’re up against like James Lindsay. His 30 minute video is well worth your time.
If you haven’t surrendered to the counsels of despair in the past 3 years, you’re doing better than many. Jeffrey A. Tucker spells out why America will never give up its ideals.
The number of untruths and outright distortions of reality that we’re expected to affirm as truth each day is simply staggering. James Howard Kunstler beautifully describes this pretend-to-the-end mentality.
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If you’re struggling to keep your feet on solid ground in our turbulent times, Jeff Minnick has some tactics to maintain your rights, freedoms, dignity and traditions. It’s a matter of knowing how to fight our failed post-modernist gods.
In our highly politicized environment, spiritual matters are summarily dismissed as irrelevant superstition. J.B. Shurk notes that as a digitized iron curtain descends, spiritual faith is rising and that’s a good thing.
Our current Fourth Turning is building towards its crescendo. Wayne Lusvardi says the madness of what’s happening is irreversible when it is wrongly explained.
Dr. John C. Pulver from Climbing Upward joins me for another strong dose of common sense on how to avoid getting mired in a sense of victimhood. It’s all about becoming the best version of yourself.
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I know we’re not supposed to worry so much about things over which we have little control. At the same time, the debt ceiling crisis is a very instructive farce for anyone who’s paying attention. Doug Casey says the U.S. should declare bankruptcy.
This one is going to rub some people the wrong way but it’s still worth a read. Jacob Hornberger explains why the U.S. military’s recruiting crisis is actually a very positive sign for our nation.
The struggles that our kids are having right now are a real challenge for many families. Lenore Skenazy has a thought-provoking take on why it’s so hard to get kids off screens and back into real life.
Could the rumors about the government’s new mortgage rules be true? Economist Peter Jacobsen says, yes, borrowers with good credit scores are being punished–despite what fact-checkers say.
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If you sense the heat is being turned up in the quest to silence dissent, you’re not wrong. Sasha Stone has a great essay on AOC and the happy fascists who are building our dystopian nightmare.
The debt ceiling debate in the nation’s capitol is a fascinating study of how politics works. Brandon Smith explains how conservatives will be blamed either way when our economy finally hits the wall.
We were told that we should “trust the science” and the official narrative in order to avoid so-called “misinformation.” So, why are so many covid authoritarians suddenly shifting their narratives?
Your conscience is a much better guide to right and wrong than the law is. Especially when considering how every one of us has been made a criminal of some sort.
We’re all going to have the opportunity to discover just how committed we are to our principles. Tom Woods highlights another example of the growing clampdown on dissent.
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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos swings by for a bit of freedom therapy. There’s room on the couch so grab a seat.
Ammon Bundy has petitioned a federal court to take up jurisdiction over the civil case being litigated against him by St. Lukes attorneys in state courts. Here’s the latest twist in a case that shows hell hath no fury like the law firm of a healthcare giant scorned.
A lot of people are weighing in on Tucker Carlson’s departure from Fox News but more of us should be thinking about his recent speech to the Heritage Foundation. Annie Holmquist highlights the challenge Tucker issued to us before his dismissal.
We are on the verge of some remarkable changes thanks to the advent of AI. Jeff Minnick weighs in on real and artificial intelligence and where we’re headed.
Joe Biden announced his intention to run for re-election in 2024 recently and he framed the election in terms of whether we want more or less freedom and rights. Jim Nellis breaks down the president’s remarks and what he may have meant.
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Kris Kimball interviews Phill Wright about Angels and Aliens and his most recent book; “Return From Rysa” Listen to a fascinating discussion about UFO’s and why they are real and relevant in our world. To learn more about Phill and his books visit www.thestorytellercollection.com
What happens if the U.S. dollar loses reserve currency status? Ryan McMaken says, it’s a good thing for ordinary Americans.
We’ve come to expect “wars and rumors of wars” in our time. James Howard Kunstler has a pretty solid take on what’s unfolding before us.
Our current events seem to be picking up speed as more people are awakening to the deception being forced upon us. J.B. Shurk has a great essay on why government without consent lacks legitimacy.
It’s rare to see high profile entertainers taking a stand that goes against the one-sided cultish thinking of the establishment. Jon Miltimore reports that actor Tim Robbins has recently been taking the media to task for hiding government censorship.
If you’ve finally come to realize that there is nowhere left to hide from the growing insanity, here’s a piece you might enjoy. Josh Hammer writes about Tucker Carlson and the struggle for civilizational sanity.
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Kris Kimball interviews Bill Olson of the Weber County Conservatives about the recent UTGOP Organizing Convention held at UVU. The good things that happened with the Constitutional Amendment change being voted down and about the State Flag Resolution and SB54 Resolution both passing with a high majority of State Delegates. We discussed the importance of the delegates being educated on their roles and function. Educated delegates restores the power to the grassroots and local neighborhood precincts. Exciting news!! A new Initiative has been kicked off to restore our Utah Historical Flag! On Facebook visit “Retain Utah’s State Flag” and “Are You Listening Yet PAC.” For training resources up in Weber County visit www.weber-county-conservatives.com
If our goal is to be problem solvers, what’s the best way to get to work? Alexander Riley examines the age-old question of whether it’s better to change yourself or to change the world.
We are living out portions of Orwell’s 1984. Our own Ministry of Truth is doing all it can to whitewash the covid response in order to protect those who chose to grab for power and destroy so many lives.
Mainstream media is stepping up its efforts to censor viewpoints that question the narrative they’re trying to manage. Check out this unbelievable clip from ABC where they say the quiet part out loud.
LGBTQ+ activism is working hard to convince kids that they’re part of the “family.” How can you rescue your child if he or she is being seduced by them? Here’s what one family did to rescue their son from the gender confusion cult.
If you’re concerned that the U.S. government isn’t doing enough to destabilize the world and disrupt your personal life, take heart. Doug Casey warns that the Jacobins in charge are about to declare war on Mexican drug cartels.
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If there’s an upside to human suffering, it’s how it gives us the opportunity to contemplate our own souls. Few people have made better use of their suffering than Alexander Solzhenitsyn who counseled us to “live not by lies.”
Covid/lockdown/vax skeptics, take heart! Little by little the truth is coming to light. Jeffrey A. Tucker highlights the top ten quotes from Dr. Fauci’s interview with the New York Times.
The most convincing evidence that our society that has lost its grip on reality is the gender activism trying to blitzkrieg its way into every facet of our lives. Andrea Widburg wonders, are we ever going to be able to walk back gender madness?
How can we separate ourselves from the control of people who wish to dominate us? Heather Carson recommends that we learn to become modern American pioneers by homesteading.
It’s painful to watch our once great nation succumb to the same foolish mistakes made by earlier great civilizations. Vincent McCaffrey offers his thoughts on our time and how previous generations did so much with so little.
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Kris Kimball interviews Dalane England of Utah Eagle Forum about the current Utah Legislative Session and the top bills that are trending during this legislative session. Find your representatives and follow bills that we discussed today at www.le.utah.gov Make an effort to get to know your personal House and Senate Representatives. Put them in your phone as personal contacts so you can easily contact them about important issues. Help family issues by donating to www.UtahEagleForum.org
Understanding the difference between education and schooling is essential. Annie Holmquist has a great essay on education discipleship and how it can fix the mess made by our public schools.
The current attempts to rewrite American history with a Marxist slant are intensifying. James Bovard explains how the 1619 Project has teamed up with Hulu to vilify the founders and the reasons for the American revolution.
The plans to implement a new digital dollar have been in the works for most of the past year. Justin Haskins spells out why a new digital currency may pose a major threat to liberty.
Could you survive a famine? This may seem like a disturbing topic but the information contained in this article is worth having in your skillset.
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Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law shares his thoughts on life after death.
In human interactions, there are only a limited number of ways to get what you want. Art Carden lists four of those ways and explains why the ones involving force are the worst possible ways.
Those of us who have spent decades trying to restore and protect the principles and practices of liberty know that there is no silver bullet strategy that will turn the tide. Ammon Bundy acknowledges this reality and suggests that uniting and bringing people together is the only thing that works.
It’s shocking how far people will go to avoid having to acknowledge an unpleasant truth. Todd Hayen warns, don’t get smug, it’s something we’re all susceptible to doing for fear of inconvenience.
Want to be a better parent? Join the club. Peter Jacobsen has 3 rules of rational parenting that are derived from good economics and it’s pretty solid advice.
Licensing can best be described as when someone in authority takes away your right to do something and then sells it back to you. Eric Peters lays out the dangers of licensing.
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The weaponization of the US Dept. of Justice is pretty unsettling. Sarah Weaver joins me to talk about a pro-life pastor who was raided by the FBI, arrested and charged with obstructing access to an abortion clinic. Thankfully, a jury acquitted him last week.
It’s hard to tell is “Dilbert” creator Scott Adams is being sincere or facetious when he apologizes for being pro-jab. Robin Koerner uses Adams’ experience to illustrate how the “unvaccinated” got it right.
Politicians have a bad habit of using words that don’t exactly convey their authentic meaning. Thomas L. Knapp explains how “constitutional carry” doesn’t actually mean what most us think it means.
The Marxist worldview has taken hold in a surprising number of our institutions. Annie Holmquist says children are the ticket out of this mindset.
More and more, James Howard Kunstler’s columns are like a high potency reality supplement for those of us who prefer life without sedation. His latest one on the war against us is worth the read.
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Roger Marshall, U.S. Senator from Kansas, addresses President Biden’s plans to end the COVID emergency and to potentially declare a new emergency – on abortion.
Chris Mitchell, CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief, reacts to Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent visit to Israel and the Biden administration’s Two-State Solution stance.
Bill Donohue, President of Catholic League, highlights the League’s new documentary, Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom.
Jacob Kersey, a former Georgia police offer, shares the latest development in his story.
Wiley Thompson, former FBI Assistant Director, discusses the moral vacuum being created by incidents like the five Memphis Police Officers accused of killing Tyre Nichols and how America can better address the crisis in policing.
THE COLD CIVIL WAR – This is not a war over the size of government or taxes, but over the American way of life. Thomas Klingenstein gave Beth a much needed pep talk today.
The panicked pearl-clutching of the woke over Elon Musk’s loosening of Twitter’s censorship controls is pretty revealing. Ron Paul says it’s ... Read more
The Jan 6 narrative is intended to keep us from noticing how our federal government has slipped off its leash ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to talk current events and strategies for keeping our freedoms in an age ... Read more
One of the toughest truths that must be faced in our time is that a digital currency is coming and ... Read more
Anne Graham Lotz, AnGeL Ministries Founder and President, encourages us to look to God and remember He is the ultimate ... Read more
Dr. Kenyn Cureton, FRC’s Vice President for Christian Resources, reflects on the first Thanksgiving and how a spirit of gratitude ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Loy Brunson, who has filed 3 lawsuits with his brothers against Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and 385 ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe with the Foundation for Moral Law explains the story of the pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving.
National Adoption Month is the perfect excuse to have Tammy Brinkerhoff join me to talk about adoption from the perspective ... Read more
Despite the remaking of the world as a sort of woke utopia, some things will never go out of style. Jordan ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest as we explore what remains of sanity and rational thought in a ... Read more
When you hear someone complain about our diminishing rights, do you consider them to be a crybaby? Todd Hayen asks and ... Read more
Roger Severino, Vice President of Domestic Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses why the (Dis)Respect for Marriage Act is such ... Read more
Your government would like to keep a much closer eye on you than you might think. Judge Andrew Napolitano has the ... Read more
Tammy Brinkerhoff joins me for another segment celebrating National Adoption Month. She’s joined by Trisha who is an adoptee as ... Read more
Mike Lee, U.S. Senator from Utah, comments on the Senate’s recent cloture vote on the Dis-Respect for Marriage Act. Josh ... Read more
BE READY AMERICA, HE IS RUNNING – President Trump makes the announcement that we have been waiting for! But he ... Read more
Thinking about the legacy you will leave may seem like a heavy topic. Annie Holmquist says leaving a legacy through simplicity is ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest as we take a closer look at current events through the lens ... Read more
Don’t be lulled into the sense that things have finally returned to normal. C.J. Hopkins says we’re living in the new ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Trevor Lee, a newly elected House Representative from Layton Utah (House District 16). Part of a Red ... Read more
It’s telling that people on all sides of the political spectrum are still trying to make sense of why the ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law breakdowns the results of the 2022 midterm elections.
National Adoption Month continues and Tammy Brinkerhoff is back to talk about why it matters. She’s joined by Mary Taylor from ... Read more
Those who hoped we might vote our way out of the current mess are having a close encounter with reality ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for some election day commiseration. It’s becoming clear that the people in power ... Read more
Chris Mitchell, CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief, shares the latest on what Israel’s likely next Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ... Read more
PRE-DAWN IN AMERICA TODAY – Vote tomorrow, not for party, but to reject all that has been happening, vote to ... Read more
Here’s a truth that will save you a lot of confusion and frustration: There’s no such thing as an objective journalist. ... Read more
Andy Biggs, U.S. Representative for the 5th District of Arizona, highlights a House Judiciary’s committee GOP report on the politicization ... Read more
JUST BECAUSE THEY SAY IT DOESN’T MAKE IT SO – Why don’t we push back? Why don’t we ask them ... Read more
Why did the lockdowns feel so much like martial law? The Brownstone institute has been connecting the dots and the ... Read more
STOP STOP STOP ALL THE DANCING around the the truth! You have gotta hand it to them, turning an attack ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the upcoming midterm elections and a couple of pending court ... Read more
November is Adoption Month and Tammy Brinkerhoff joins me for the first of several interviews about adoption. She and I ... Read more
Central bank digital currencies are quickly approaching. Convenience will be a major selling point. Jeff Thomas warns to beware the pied ... Read more
Chris Mitchell, CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief, shares the latest results of Israel’s unprecedented fifth election in less than ... Read more
IT’S TIME TO MAKE SOME WAVES – We are adults, they are NOT allowed to just say, “Because we said ... Read more
I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos each week. Eric is a superb ... Read more
Ready for a down and dirty recap of what’s going on in the world? James Howard Kunstler describes the lay of ... Read more
Melanie Monestere is running for State School Board in District 8, the district covers Holladay, Millcreek, Avenues, Park City, Solitude ... Read more
James Comer, U.S. Representative for the 1st District of Kentucky, discusses his letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm regarding the ... Read more
WILL THE RED WAVE BE BIG ENOUGH TO SAVE AMERICA? – Vote as if your life depends on it, because ... Read more
There are many reasons to have a healthy skepticism regarding our medical system. Dr. Aaron Kheriaty explains the rise of the ... Read more
What’s happened to our medical system in the past few years is very disturbing. Jordan Alexander has a pretty convincing take ... Read more
THE POLITICAL GAME OF RUSSIAN ROULETTE – It seems like We the People have been handed the gun with the ... Read more
When justice becomes politicized, tyranny becomes the norm. Daniel McAdams describes the current state of political justice in America and what we ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to discuss some midterm election scenarios as well as what’s happened to medicine ... Read more
Have you noticed how the ruling class tends to treat us like we are a threat? James Howard Kunstler notes ... Read more
Dalane is joined by Utah state treasurer Marlo Oaks and also by Liberty Mom Nicole Mason to discuss the importance ... Read more
It’s astonishing how quickly transgender ideology has taken root in our institutions. Paul Rosenberg calls this movement out for what it ... Read more
If your love of truth is stronger than your attachment to your beliefs, this is a 27 minute long video that ... Read more
Mark Green, U.S. Representative for the 7th District of Tennessee, pushes back on President Biden’s announcement that he is releasing ... Read more
Mark Green, U.S. Representative for the 7th District of Tennessee, pushes back on President Biden’s announcement that he is releasing ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Dan Sorensen Republican candidate for Senate District 14 in Salt Lake County. This Senate District covers Sugar ... Read more
Why does the proper role of government matter? As Judge Andrew Napolitano explains, it matters because without it, your government might ... Read more
Ken Blackwell, FRC’s Senior Director for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, discusses the political ramifications of the latest inflation report, ... Read more
I’M NOT A CANCEL GUY – The American Crisis Continues – It is distressing to say the least, to watch ... Read more
Most of what we hear about tolerance these days is being shouted at us by someone beating us over head ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the impact that Hebrew Law has had on America’s legal ... Read more
The institution of family has been under sustained attack for some time now. Barry Brownstein has a sobering essay that explains ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by for our weekly chat. This is wonderful therapy for anyone working to stay ... Read more
Lindsey Graham, U.S. Senator from South Carolina, reacts to Russia’s latest airstrike against Ukraine, the Republican inquiry into the Dept. ... Read more
SUNRISE OR SUNSET? – George Washington had a chair with a half sun on the backrest. Benjamin Franklin long wondered ... Read more
Dalane England is joined by fellow liberty mom Pamela Smith in discussing current events in Utah politics.
Think about where we were at this time last year. The “science” sure has changed a lot since then, hasn’t ... Read more
Matt Rosendale, U.S. Representative for Montana, reacts to President Biden raising the specter of a potential nuclear Armageddon, discusses the ... Read more
There’s no better illustration of legal plunder than the hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars the U.S. has been sending ... Read more
Vicky Hartzler, U.S. Representative for the 4th District of Missouri, reacts to the OPEC+ announcement that they are dramatically cutting ... Read more
THE GREATEST GENERATION GAVE BIRTH TO THIS?? – …this most destructive generation, the “boomers,” of which a lot of good ... Read more
Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses two timely court cases he’s working on.
The battle for control over our souls starts with the language we use. Jeff Deist has an excellent explanation of what’s ... Read more
As much as we may wish for it, there is no place left to safely sit out the struggle for ... Read more
Dan Bishop, U.S. Representative for the 9th District of North Carolina, reacts to medical associations urging the Biden Department of ... Read more
BRING AMERICA HOME – Kamala does understand what racism actually is, and she definitely knows the definition of “equity” as ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest for the first two segments of today’s show. Come hear what one ... Read more
It’s hard to appreciate just how thoroughly corrupted the federal “justice” system has become unless you’ve experienced it first hand. Eric ... Read more
Ever get the sense that everything you were raised to value is somehow under attack? Brian Bumbalo has some sage advice ... Read more
Kris Kimball interviews Christina Boggess candidate for State School Board in District 8 ( West Jordan, Taylorsville, Kearns and West ... Read more
Desperate times call for desperate measures. If you’re ready to step up and engage in some serious civil disobedience, Annie Holmquist ... Read more
Enemy-driven thinking is pretty fashionable right now. Kent McManigal has the best advice you’ll hear today: Don’t make enemies over politics. ... Read more
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos pops in for our weekly chat. We talk about environmentalism vs. conservation and how to maintain ... Read more
Mike Johnson, U.S. Representative for the 4th District of Louisiana, highlight’s the House GOP’s Commitment to America and his letter ... Read more
DEMON-CRATS – “God will bring into judgement both the righteous and the wicked, for there will be a time for ... Read more
It’s easy to get frustrated with the lack of objective reporting by many of our legacy media sources. Thomas L. ... Read more