The Wall Street Journal released a poll this week (https://www.wsj.com/articles/americans-pull-back-from-values-that-once-defined-u-s-wsj-norc-poll-finds-df8534cd?page=1) showing unbelievable decline in the bedrock values and institutions that are the foundation of the United States. With the unmistakable evil that found itself to Nashville this week, Chris and Sean discuss the apparent cultural tribalism and lack of Judeo-Christian values destroying the fragile threads of our National identity. How do we regain our footing, hold firm, and become the “Shining City on a Hill” as envisioned by President Ronald Reagan and embodied in the book of Matthew:
“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.” – Matthew 5:14
Follow Us
Episode 176- It’s Morning in America Again – Trump wins bigly!
Trump defied all conventional wisdom to win a decisive victory on Tuesday. The GOP recaptured the U.S. Senate and they appear poised to retain the U.S House. Chris and Sean discuss elements
Episode 175- Election preview
Chris and Sean review the upcoming election and tell you what to look for as the returns come in on election night.
Episode 174 – Dodgers WIN!
The Los Angeles Dodgers Win their 8th World Series over their dreaded foes, The New York Yankees, in dramatic fashion – going on a 5th inning tear and capitalizing on the Yankees
Episode 173 – Rachel Mitchell for County Attorney
Maricopa County Attorney, Rachel Mitchell aptly describes Los Angeles as a “hellscape” that she intends to avoid for the County and for Arizona. Rachel joins Chris and Sean for a revealing insight
Episode 172 – Caroline Downey proves National Review is still relevant after 70 years
Caroline Downey from National Review joins Sean in an on-location interview from beautiful Hermosa Inn in Phoenix. In 1955, William F Buckley founded National Review to “stand athwart history, yelling Stop!” Nearly
Episode 171 – Kari Lake
Kari Lake joins Chris and Sean to make the case for her U.S. Senate race. She makes her case, accusing Ruben Gallego of being a rubber stamp for the failed policies of