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04.08.2021

Arkansas has just become the first state in the country to pass legislation protecting minors from being prescribed puberty blockers or gender-hormone treatments, or from receiving gender-change surgery. Arkansas state Rep. Robin Lundstrum, the lead sponsor for the bill, joins ...

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04.08.2021 ‘Goal Is to Protect Children,’ Lead Sponsor of Arkansas’ Transgender Bill Says Arkansas has just become the first state in the country to pass legislation protecting minors from being prescribed puberty blockers or gender-hormone treatments, or from receiving gender-change surgery. Arkansas state Rep. Robin Lundstrum, the lead sponsor for the bill, joins ...
04.01.2021 Greatest Misperception About Guns Is They Are Unsafe, Firearms Shop Owner Geneva Solomon Says Geneva Solomon is the co-owner of Redstone Firearms in California. Solomon and her husband not only sell firearms at their shop, they also educate and train individuals in gun safety. Solomon joins the “Problematic Women” podcast to explain how she ...
03.25.2021 America’s National Defense Is Also Women’s Issue, Sen. Joni Ernst Says The Biden administration's reported decision to hold America’s defense budget flat for the next fiscal year is concerning, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, says. Ernst served in the U.S. military for more than 23 years before becoming a senator. Today, as ...
03.18.2021 One Female Powerlifter’s Fight to Defend Women’s Sports Beth Stelzer walked into her first powerlifting competition expecting to encounter a room full of individuals who were there to support strong women. Instead, a biological male who "identified" as a woman distracted from the competition by protesting throughout the ...
03.11.2021 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers Is Fighting Back Against Far Left’s Job-Killing Agenda Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., was the first woman ever elected chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. And now, as the ranking Republican on the panel, McMorris Rodgers is pushing back on the far left’s harmful climate policies ...
03.04.2021 Sen. Marsha Blackburn Fears What Women Stand to Lose If Equality Act Becomes Law The implications of congressional Democrats' proposed Equality Act are “tremendously disappointing,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., says. The House of Representatives already has passed the legislation, which faces what many Congress-watchers believe will be a closely fought battle in the Senate. ...
02.25.2021 Adults Must Stop Putting Their Desires Over Children’s Rights, Author Says The narrative that a child only needs love and safety to thrive is being challenged by Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, a nonprofit organization that promotes social policies to protect the rights of children. In her new book, ...
02.18.2021 What You Need to Know About Coming Abortion Debates President Joe Biden already has taken action to undo some of the pro-life policies set in place by his predecessor, Donald Trump. It appears likely that Biden and the Democrat-controlled Congress will continue to press a progressive abortion agenda that ...
02.11.2021 Marriage and Motherhood Came in Her 40s. Why She Says Timing Was Perfect. Life doesn't always turn out the way we plan, and sometimes that’s a beautiful thing. Emily Stimpson Chapman, an author, freelance writer, wife, and mom to two—soon to be three—adopted children, has personally experienced the joy of living a life ...
02.04.2021 ‘Talk Is Cheap,’ New Congresswoman Says About Left's Calls for Unity Freshman Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, says she is committed to focusing on the “meat and potato issues that affect people's daily lives.” Van Duyne was the first female mayor of Irving, Texas, from 2011-2017. Now, she says, she'll draw ...
01.28.2021 ‘This Is an Emergency,’ Feminist Says About Future of Women's Sports On his first day in office, President Joe Biden signed a divisive executive order that could ultimately lead to the end of women’s sports as we know them. The “Executive Order on Preventing and Combating Discrimination on the Basis of ...
01.21.2021 Here’s What We Can Expect From a Biden Administration Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States Wednesday. Eager to implement his agenda, Biden signed a number of executive orders after he was sworn into office, beginning the process of undoing former President Donald Trump’s legacy. Jessica ...
01.14.2021 How We Can Keep the Faith in America When Everything Is Shaken To say that this is a difficult time in our nation’s history might be something of an understatement. For many people, the 2020 election didn’t go as they hoped it would. And now, there is also a tremendous amount of ...
01.07.2021 Inside the Grassroots Effort to Win Georgia’s 2 Senate Runoff Races Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff appear to have defeated incumbent Republicans Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Sen. David Perdue, giving the Democrats a majority in the U.S. Senate. Georgia’s two runoff elections were required under state law after no candidate ...
12.17.2020 This Reporter Spent 2020 Covering Riots. Here’s What She Saw. This year has been strange for all of us, but especially for Shelby Talcott, The Daily Caller’s media reporter and field correspondent. Talcott spent much of 2020 traveling across America to report on the race riots and protests. Today, Talcott ...
12.10.2020 America's Transgender Craze Should Take a Cue From UK The United Kingdom has long been on the progressive end of the transgender issue, so when they pump the brakes, America should pay attention, says Nicole Russell, a contributor to The Daily Signal. A high court in the United Kingdom ...
12.03.2020 How 1 Woman Took on the Soviet Union in Afghanistan Joanne Herring, a longtime political activist and philanthropist, deserves a great deal of credit for helping break the back of the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s. Herring, who became politically engaged in the Middle East in the 1970s, ...
11.25.2020 Little Known Stories and History of Thanksgiving From the number of Pilgrims and Native Americans present at the first Thanksgiving to conflict in Congress over declaring it a national day of thanks, there are many historical facts about the holiday that are not widely known. "Problematic Women” ...
11.19.2020 Meet One of Congress' Youngest New Members Rep.-elect Kat Cammack, R-Fla., faults an Obama era policy for leaving her and her mother homeless in 2011. After spending months living in a motel, an opportunity arose for Cammack to work on the successful campaign of Rep. Ted Yoho, ...
11.12.2020 Why Election 2020 Is a ‘Proud Lady Moment’ in History The 2020 election was a major win for conservative women in the House of Representatives. Come January, more women will have seats in Congress than ever before in the history of the nation. Jessica Anderson, executive director of Heritage Action ...
10.29.2020 Left’s Woke Education and Social Policies Are Scary The agenda of the far left is frightening, and concerned conservative moms are speaking out. Today, Allison Weisenberger, a mother and California resident, joins “Problematic Women” to discuss government overreach in her state, including bans on Halloween trick-or-treating amid the ...
10.22.2020 Celebrating a Victory in War on Women’s Sports The playing field has been leveled for female athletes at a small university in New Hampshire. Concerned Women for America filed a civil rights complaint against Franklin Pierce University because of its transgender sports participation and inclusion policy. The U.S. ...
10.15.2020 Judge Amy Coney Barrett Maintains Poise Under Fire Judge Amy Coney Barrett exhibited her profound understanding of the law as she testified this week before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Ellen Troxclair, author of the book “Step Up!: How to Advocate Like a Woman,” joins this episode of “Problematic ...
10.08.2020 Will Amy Coney Barrett Face an Unconstitutional Religious Test? As Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett prepares for Senate hearings next week, many are wondering whether she’ll again face harsh questions about her Catholic faith. Mary Vought, executive director of the Senate Conservatives Fund and wife of Russ Vought, ...
10.01.2020 Why the Far Left Is Threatened by SCOTUS Nominee Amy Coney Barrett Kelsey Bolar, a senior policy analyst at the Independent Women's Forum, joins “Problematic Women” to discuss the attacks on federal appeals court Judge Amy Coney Barrett, why progressives are threatened by her nomination to the Supreme Court, and what we ...
09.24.2020 Ginsburg’s Legacy and the Supreme Court’s Future Legal experts have described the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as “a lioness of the law.” Ginsburg died last Friday at 87 after serving on the Supreme Court for 27 years. President Donald Trump has said he will ...
09.17.2020 Why COVID-19 Should Spur Needed Education Reform School is back in session, but let’s face it, education is probably not going to be the same after the COVID-19 pandemic—and that’s a good thing. Mary Clare Amselem, an education policy analyst at The Heritage Foundation, joins the show ...
09.10.2020 Diamond and Silk Discuss Black Lives Matter Diamond and Silk gained national attention in 2016, when they began to speak out about the hypocrisy of the progressive left. Their new book—“Uprising: Who the Hell Said You Can't Ditch and Switch?”—explains why the African American sisters walked away ...
09.03.2020 Sen. Marsha Blackburn Explains Why She Is Unapologetically a Conservative Woman Progressive society appears to be at a loss when it comes to understanding conservative women. Women who are pro-life, in favor of smaller government, and uphold traditional family values don’t fit the left’s mold. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., has just ...
08.27.2020 Back to School, Sort of, and the Future of Education The coronavirus pandemic might permanently affect American education. Lindsey Burke, director for the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation, says "the pandemic has just completely upended education." But some of the changes might actually be a good thing. ...
08.20.2020 Planned Parenthood Ideology ‘Killing the Family,’ Ex-Volunteer Says Planned Parenthood is a business. Simply put, America's largest abortion provider loses profit if young people are not having sex. Monica Cline worked as a "comprehensive sex educator" and volunteer for Planned Parenthood for a decade before walking away to ...
08.13.2020 Her Leftist College Tried to Reeducate Her. Now She's Speaking Up. Madison Breshears began her freshman year of college excited to engage in open dialogue in an honest quest for truth. She anticipated her professors would present information and allow students to decide for themselves what they believed. She found the ...
08.06.2020 Transgender Movement Threatens Future of Women's Sports In the 1960s, Sandra Bucha filed a lawsuit against the Illinois High School Association, seeking to be allowed to compete on the boys swim team because no girls teams existed in the state at the time. The young athlete lost ...
07.30.2020 Transgender Movement Seduces Teenage Girls A disturbing new trend has emerged among teenage girls. Abigail Shrier, author of “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” says some groups of young female friends are making the decision together that they're transgender. The teenage girls begin ...
07.23.2020 What Is Known About China’s Forced Sterilization of Uighur Women A video surfaced recently of Chinese officials herding a large group of blindfolded Uighur people onto trains in northern China. The aerial footage is reported to have been taken last year, but the details surrounding the incident are unknown. What ...
07.16.2020 Cancel Culture Comes for Goya Foods and Ronald Reagan Canned beans and frozen maduros are the left’s latest victims of so-called cancel culture. Robert Unanue, CEO of Goya Foods, offered remarks at the White House for the June 10 signing of the Hispanic Prosperity Initiative, a project meant to ...
07.09.2020 Supreme Court Ruling Protects Little Sisters' Religious Convictions The Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic order of nuns, secured a major victory Wednesday. The nuns had been sued by Pennsylvania and New Jersey over their refusal, on religious grounds, to offer birth control and abortion-inducing drugs as ...
07.02.2020 Sen. Martha McSally, Air Force’s First Female Combat Pilot, on ‘Doing Things Afraid’ Sen. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., was the first female Air Force pilot to fly in combat and to command a fighter squadron. McSally joins “Problematic Women” to share her story of “feistiness” and what drove her to literally do what no ...
06.25.2020 The Roots of America's 'New Anarchy,' According to a College Professor America’s historic statues are being toppled and defaced. Violent riots have led to the destruction of businesses and even the physical harm of American citizens. Carol Swain, award winning author, host of “Be the People Podcast,” and political scientist joins ...
06.18.2020 How Women Lose in Supreme Court’s Decision to Redefine Sex American women have lost an important battle. On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 in favor of LGBT rights in the case R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Homes v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The ruling redefines sex to ...
06.11.2020 There’s a Solution to Police Abuse, But It’s Not Defunding Police Departments The majority of America's police officers are brave men and women who make sacrifices and take risks every day to keep our communities safe, but incidents of misconduct do occur. Defunding America’s police departments would not solve the issue of ...
06.05.2020 Why Conservative Should Be Leading the Civil Rights Movement “Conservatives should be leading the civil rights movement,” says Kay C. James, President of The Heritage Foundation. Conservatives have the solutions to solve much of the racial inequalities and injustices present in America today. James joins the podcast to explain ...
05.28.2020 One Woman’s Story of Unwittingly Furthering the Sexual Revolution Sue Ellen Browder, author of “Subverted: How I Helped the Sexual Revolution Hijack the Women's Movement,” was a writer for Cosmopolitan magazine during the sexual revolution. It was not until years later that she realized how the sexual revolution had ...
05.21.2020 Reopening State Economies, Big-Government Bailouts, and the Drama in Between States across America are weighing the decision of whether or not to reopen their economies. Some—such as Georgia and Florida—have few restrictions in place now and have allowed businesses to reopen, while others—among them Connecticut and Michigan—continue to limit economic ...
05.14.2020 Air Force Veteran Talks Military Service, Marriage, and Feminism If “the American dream” describes overcoming the challenges of a difficult childhood; serving in the armed forces; having the financial freedom to support not only yourself, but also your family; making a difference in your community through political engagement; and ...
05.07.2020 Charlotte Pence Bond on News for Kids, Growing Up Pence, and Marriage Starting a news program is no small thing, even when it’s for little people. Charlotte Pence Bond, Vice President Mike Pence's daughter, joins "Problematic Women” to discuss her recently launched news program for kids called the “Littles News Briefing.” Bond, ...
04.30.2020 Lessons of Hope From a Woman Who Has Spent Decades as a Quadriplegic After spending more than 50 years in a wheelchair as a quadriplegic, Joni Eareckson Tada is still sharing a message of hope and life with the world. At the age of 17 Tada took a dive into shallow water breaking ...
04.23.2020 Phyllis Schlafly’s Daughter Tells the True Story Hulu’s ‘Mrs. America’ Chose to Ignore The Hulu mini series, “Mrs. America” depicts the work of Phyllis Schlafly to stand against the women’s movement and its push to pass the Equal Right Amendment (ERA). The series perfectly captures Schlafly’s hair style and clothing choices but fails ...
04.16.2020 Saving Lives and Livelihoods of Equal Importance in COVID-19 Fight This week on “Problematic Women,” we talk with health care economist and National Coronavirus Recovery Commission member Dr. Gail Wilensky about how we can save both American lives and livelihoods during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Plus, Heritage Foundation legal fellow ...
04.09.2020 The Chinese Government's Coronavirus Cover-Up Live from home amidst the coronavirus, the Problematic Women talk with Olivia Enos, a senior policy analyst in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation, about China's attempted COVID-19 cover-up. Enos breaks down her latest report on the subject ...

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‘Goal Is to Protect Children,’ Lead Sponsor of Arkansas’ Transgender Bill Says

Greatest Misperception About Guns Is They Are Unsafe, Firearms Shop Owner Geneva Solomon Says

America’s National Defense Is Also Women’s Issue, Sen. Joni Ernst Says

One Female Powerlifter’s Fight to Defend Women’s Sports

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers Is Fighting Back Against Far Left’s Job-Killing Agenda

Sen. Marsha Blackburn Fears What Women Stand to Lose If Equality Act Becomes Law

Adults Must Stop Putting Their Desires Over Children’s Rights, Author Says

What You Need to Know About Coming Abortion Debates

Marriage and Motherhood Came in Her 40s. Why She Says Timing Was Perfect.

‘Talk Is Cheap,’ New Congresswoman Says About Left's Calls for Unity

‘This Is an Emergency,’ Feminist Says About Future of Women's Sports

Here’s What We Can Expect From a Biden Administration

How We Can Keep the Faith in America When Everything Is Shaken

Inside the Grassroots Effort to Win Georgia’s 2 Senate Runoff Races

This Reporter Spent 2020 Covering Riots. Here’s What She Saw.

America's Transgender Craze Should Take a Cue From UK

How 1 Woman Took on the Soviet Union in Afghanistan

Little Known Stories and History of Thanksgiving

Meet One of Congress' Youngest New Members

Why Election 2020 Is a ‘Proud Lady Moment’ in History

Left’s Woke Education and Social Policies Are Scary

Celebrating a Victory in War on Women’s Sports

Judge Amy Coney Barrett Maintains Poise Under Fire

Will Amy Coney Barrett Face an Unconstitutional Religious Test?

Why the Far Left Is Threatened by SCOTUS Nominee Amy Coney Barrett

Ginsburg’s Legacy and the Supreme Court’s Future

Why COVID-19 Should Spur Needed Education Reform

Diamond and Silk Discuss Black Lives Matter

Sen. Marsha Blackburn Explains Why She Is Unapologetically a Conservative Woman

Back to School, Sort of, and the Future of Education

Planned Parenthood Ideology ‘Killing the Family,’ Ex-Volunteer Says

Her Leftist College Tried to Reeducate Her. Now She's Speaking Up.

Transgender Movement Threatens Future of Women's Sports

Transgender Movement Seduces Teenage Girls

What Is Known About China’s Forced Sterilization of Uighur Women

Cancel Culture Comes for Goya Foods and Ronald Reagan

Supreme Court Ruling Protects Little Sisters' Religious Convictions

Sen. Martha McSally, Air Force’s First Female Combat Pilot, on ‘Doing Things Afraid’

The Roots of America's 'New Anarchy,' According to a College Professor

How Women Lose in Supreme Court’s Decision to Redefine Sex

There’s a Solution to Police Abuse, But It’s Not Defunding Police Departments

Why Conservative Should Be Leading the Civil Rights Movement

One Woman’s Story of Unwittingly Furthering the Sexual Revolution

Reopening State Economies, Big-Government Bailouts, and the Drama in Between

Air Force Veteran Talks Military Service, Marriage, and Feminism

Charlotte Pence Bond on News for Kids, Growing Up Pence, and Marriage

Lessons of Hope From a Woman Who Has Spent Decades as a Quadriplegic

Phyllis Schlafly’s Daughter Tells the True Story Hulu’s ‘Mrs. America’ Chose to Ignore

Saving Lives and Livelihoods of Equal Importance in COVID-19 Fight

The Chinese Government's Coronavirus Cover-Up

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