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So race relations in America seem tense, to say the least. And Black Lives Matter is in the streets, demanding equality where some would say equality already exists. And the mayor of D.C. just warned about a coming race war. What a mess. Now comes radio star and author Tim Constantine with his new book, "White Guys Are OK, Too," bringing within its pages the key toward unifying, not dividing.

It's not just America's economy and education and social systems that have been thrown into chaos by the coronavirus. The justice system has been up in the air, as well. Marc A. Levin with the Texas Public Policy Foundation describes some of those changes and says not all are necessarily bad.

In case you're wondering why China is able to infiltrate America's politics and culture so easily, here's why: The Communists are enabled by elitists. An example? Hunter Biden, said Brig. Gen. Robert Spalding (retired, USAF), has been "financially incentivized" by China to help the Communist Party gain a foothold in America.

Police are under attack in this country, and not just verbally. Physically. And what's worse, local left-leaning politicians expect them just to shut up and take it, and not enforce law and order. Victoria and Brent Newman with How2LoveOurCops.org are working on the front lines to help these poor officers and their families and the stories they share are heart-breaking.

China is America's number one national security threat -- and not simply because of reasons related to military might or technological take-overs. China, for decades, has been quietly buying up America. And now, our nation stands on a dangerous path toward communist influence. Will Coggin with American Security Institute explains and warns.

Today's youth are driven by a need for instant gratification, in large part because they've been trained to believe that happiness comes from getting stuff, from getting admiration, from getting something from society. Allie Beth Stuckey explains why this narcissistic culture is degrading society and why God is the solution for these fruitless pursuits.

So when's the last time you went out to eat -- went to a concert -- went to the movie theater to watch a film? Americans are definitely cooped up, tired and cranky from the coronavirus, and desperately in need of entertainment relief. Enter: "Unhinged." Mark Gill, Hollywood executive, explains why his new movie is coming to theaters at just the perfect time. 

Everybody's seen the videos and heard the clips of antifa thugs and Black Lives Matter anarchists attacking some poor victim, or victims, in the streets, at their homes, in their cars. But would you know what to do if you faced a similar violent situation? Rick Green, the "Constitution Coach," advises -- and here's a tip: You do have the right to shoot.

Tom Spencer, an attorney who served in the crazy Bush-Gore recount of 2000, predicts that if mail-in voting is as widespread as the Democrats want, this November will prove as wild a ride as the crazy Bush-Gore recounts of 2000. Hanging chad, anyone?

Finally. Churches facing coronavirus persecution are beginning to fight back and demand First Amendment freedoms. Pastor Brian Gibson in Kentucky is one who's leading the charge, telling governors and Democrats who want to close churches: Never Again.