Morning Update

John and Reagan discuss the latest Euthanasia law passed in the UK, and how the pro-life position stands against it and similar laws. They discuss how we can approach this sensitive topic as Christians, but also how it may be able to give us a better platform for fighting abortion.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy lobby for efficiency and spending cuts at the federal level. TikTok's future looks uncertain as a ban looms closer and potential buyers line up. And the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is already on shaky ground after a recent breach of the agreement.

The Supreme Court heard arguments over Tennessee's law banning transgender medical transitions on minors. The latest private sector jobs growth report indicates the economy is still recovering. And South Korea temporarily entered into Martial Law Rule and now the opposition party is poised to take over.

Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter of federal offenses after previously promising not to. Markets hold their money while waiting for more global stability and a better economy. And French far-right and far-left parties prepare to vote down the sitting government and prepare for new elections.

COP 29 ended Reagan and John break down the key takeaways and why environmentalism is so unpopular and what's wrong with it. And they discuss what God commands us to do with the environment and how we should approach it.

China releases American citizens who were unfairly held captive. Overall, Thanksgiving meal prices finally went down for the first time in years. And Israel and Lebanon agree to a 60-day truce.

Special Counsel jack Smith's file to have Trump's federal election and classified documents charges dropped, has been approved. Trump finishes his cabinet pick with controversial Lori Chavez De-Remer as Secretary of Labor. And, Trump promises more tariffs on neighboring countries, even as he appoints a more free-market Secretary of Treasury.

Christians make up more than half the country, but millions choose not to vote every year. Change has to start somewhere and it can't be from the top down.

Russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile at Dnipro in Ukraine. A Texas judge overturns a Biden Admin rule making more salaried employees eligible for overtime. And Google fights to keep its search engine dominance in US courts.

Biden gives Ukraine permission to use US weapons to strike Russia. The Senate fights over recess appointments. And US Markets are adjusting to more immediate data after the initial surge after the election.