Closing Argument with Walter Hudson

Hypocrisy is so common these it's almost boring. Kicking the fiscal can down the road with congress.
Where is the middle ground or even the application of justice, the recent police shooting in Edina is evidence of that. And a real conversation about the separation of Church and State.

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It's your show on this Freestyle Friday, and the callers take that liberty. Speaking of Liberty, Walter takes a closer look at Ayn Rand, the subject of a recent conservative hit piece, and the philosophies that made her an icon. Wrapping up this week's news stories we might have missed.

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It's a good thing we have Pete Buttigieg to tell what it means to be a good Christian. Walter explains why it's ok to be unsafe in our space in order to have hard conversations. The international pyramid scheme we're all trapped in, called The Fed. And what divorcing ourselves from traditional values does to the culture.

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Our weekly check in with Cody Libolt from ChristianIntellectual.com. The question of immigration and open borders is discussed. How can we be compassionate and protect our nation at the same time? Trump's introduction of a 'social credit system' for the purchase and ownership of guns, makes Walter pretty nervous.

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It's been about a year since Pastor Nathan Roberts has joined the program on Tuesday nights, we reflect on what we have learned from one another. Comedian Dave Chapelle's latest special is a topic of contention among the left. And in this chaotic time of disagreement, where can we find common ground if at all?

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Max Rymer in for Walter Hudson this evening. Reflecting on a recent trip the Reagan Library in California, and the America that is no longer. Attorney Greg Joseph, who sued St. Paul and won over garbage collection, joins the program. Minnesota Congressional candidate, Kendall Qualls, calls in as well to talk 2020.

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Our weekly check in with Jacob Brunton from ChristianIntellectual.com. Running for Ilhan Omar's seat, congressional candidate Lacy Johnson is in studio to talk why his personal experience would make him a much better choice than Omar for his district. We also take a little bit of deeper look into how her personal, campaign, and financial life are intertwined, and not in a good way. And in other news, a Republican who to deserves to be at the very least 'put on blast.'

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Volunteer from RepresentUs Minnesota, Sean Crum, joins Walter and Pastor Nathan Roberts to talk how his organization is helping to build a non-partisaned, grassroots effort to bring attention to and help pass the American Anti-Corruption Act in Minnesota.

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It's another Freestyle Friday and the variety in news does not disappoint. Is it just Walter, or has the writing and overall storytelling gotten really bad out of mainstream entertainment? Trump's latest statements on tariffs and the Federal Reserve leave some clutching their pearls, what else is new? With the new of RBG's health being so not so great, the question of lifetime appointments arises yet again.

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Walter is pleased with Jason Lewis' recent bid for senate. Other good electoral news is giving us hope. Why the ever increasing minimum wage is an ever increasing scam that hurts everyone. Do we need to rethink capitalism? Apparently so. And, the a deep dive into capital punishment, from the Christian perspective.

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