In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast the guys review the results of Super Tuesday 2024 and what's next and they discuss the 9-0 SCOTUS ruling that keeps Trump on the ballot in 2024.

In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast we discuss Laken Riley's murder.  She was a 22-year-old Christian Georgia nursing student who was brutally murdered by Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal alien caught and released by the Biden Administration.  Ibarra had been arrested and released three times before committing this murder.

Post Roe Abortion, and Can Conservative Politicians Save America?  It appears that Trump would support a 16-week abortion ban.  Is that enough  to  hang on to 100% of the Pro-Life vote?  Is it too weak? Will independent or undecided  voters think it is too restrictive?  Also, what if God's plan for the Church in America doesn't hinge on Donald Trump?  Will anyone in the Church embrace that?  Have so-called Evangelical Conservative/Republican voters been a good representation of Christ and the Gospel?

Episode 235-The Issue of Joe Biden: Why He Is Not Being Prosecuted for Mishandling Classified Documents and Is He Fit To Be President?  Who else could run for the Democrats-Gretchen Whitmer? Gavin Newsome? Jared Polis? Michelle Obama?  Andy Beshear?  Could there be a President Kamala Harris?  Would Hillary Clinton be a good candidate?

In this week's National Crawford Roundtable podcast the guys review the Mayorkas Impeachment Vote, the failed Border Bill, what to expect or not expect from this year's Superbowl Ads, and the shortcomings of the 'He Gets Us' ad campaign.  How did Alejandro Mayorkas survive an impeachment vote?  Why is the Border Bill a failure?  Will this year's Superbowl ads be 'woke'?  Does the 'He Gets Us' campaign support true Christianity, or is it a watered-down and woke version of Christianity?

In Part 1 of this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable the guys talk about the recent Alistair Begg conundrum and the Church's involvement with Cancel Culture.  In Part 2 they discuss how to demonstrate God's love in ungodly situations, such as homosexuality.

Episode 232- Part 1: Football and Primaries, Part 2: Is abortion a "Losing Issue" for the Republicans this election?  The guys start with some lighthearted football banter, especially about the upcoming Detroit-San Francisco game, and talk of the Primaries, then, with the Roe v. Wade anniversary this past Monday, the guys move on to discuss if abortion is a losing issue for the GOP.  Biden and the Democrats are making it an issue.  How should the Republicans respond?

 After a brief look at the Iowa Caucus, The National Crawford Roundtable defines "what is a cult?"  What do cults do?  How can you avoid being caught up in an organization that acts like one?  Trumpers and Never Trumpers: how are they like a cult?  Or are they like a cult?  Why is there a fixation on him?  Why do Cult followers always defend their leader?  Is it because they are defending themselves?  Is it fair to say that MAGA is not about "America first" but "Trump first"?  Does MAGA love the Republican party or just Trump and Trump candidates?

Will the U.S. Supreme Court overturn the Colorado Supreme Court decision removing Donald Trump from the Republican Party Primary ballot?  What do we make of those, including Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley, calling for Trump to remain on the ballot-is it constitutional fidelity or political theater? What impact, if any, has Donald Trump had on Christianity in America?  Is Christianity in the U.S. better off now than in 2015?

Episode 229-The Changing Virtues in American Society: While most Americans no longer hold a biblical worldview regarding morals and values, neither do the majority of professing Christians.  The National Crawford Roundtable looks at this and several stories reported over the last few days that allow us to address this phenomenon.  The guys review the resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay over plagiarism charges and the reasons her credentials went largely unchecked until now.  They also look into the in-depth analysis of the fact that more Progressives are changing their tune on the National Debt, wondering if there might be such a thing as too much of it.  And what about a new report that Gen Z young adults have given up on the so-called "American Dream" and are more apt to adopt an "enjoy life now' mentality rather than build for the future?  Is hard work no longer an American virtue?  If so, how do Christian Conservative Americans work to reverse this trend?  How is this impacting the Church and the professing Christian community on the whole?