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   Number 1: Trump's $5,000 Midterm Dividend Promise Met With Skepticism

   President Trump addressed the GOP's first-ever midterm convention in Dallas and promised a $5,000 dividend to every adult citizen if Republicans win the House and Senate. Host Tim Wildmon strongly challenged the proposal as unrealistic and inflationary, saying it would burden down-ballot Republican candidates. The panel also discussed Senator John Fetterman's video appearance introducing Republican colleague Dave McCormick. Frank Turek joined the program on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination at Utah Valley University. Turek reflected on being present during the attack, the memorial service scheduled for tonight, and his new book The One Reality. He addressed campus intolerance, a survey showing higher support for political violence among liberals than conservatives, and defended his wife Erica against conspiracy theories. Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico told Fox News he no longer believes there are six genders, walking back his 2021 comments and pivoting to economic issues. The panel analyzed his reversal as strategic maneuvering in a tight race against Republican Ken Paxton. The hosts also discussed JD Vance's convention address, Marco Rubio's rising stature, and President Trump's comment about renaming New Mexico.

   September 10, 2026·55min
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   Number 2: Nike Removed From S&P 100 After Political Controversies and Market Losses

   Tim Wildmon, Ed, Fred, and Steve Paisley discuss Nike's announced removal from the S&P 100 after nearly 18 years, following what one article described as an 80% stock decline and over $200 billion in market cap losses since 2021. The hosts argue that partnerships with Colin Kaepernick and Dylan Mulvaney, cancellation of the Betsy Ross flag sneaker, and other politically charged decisions alienated customers and contributed to the company's financial troubles. The panel also covers the nationwide closure of O'Charlie's restaurant chain after 55 years and notes Cracker Barrel's reversal of unpopular menu and branding changes following customer backlash and criticism. They also examine new Apple Watch features, Live Rewind and Siri Recap, that continuously record ambient audio to generate transcripts and conversation summaries. The hosts raise privacy concerns about the opt-in but always-on listening technology.

   September 10, 2026·25min
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   Number 3: Lindsey Clancy Jury Deadlocked as Mistrial Looms

   he Lindsey Clancy jury remains deadlocked in Massachusetts as a mistrial looms. Tim Wildmon and panel discuss the legal and spiritual implications. Podcast Description The Lindsey Clancy trial has reached an impasse as the jury informed the judge for a second time that they are deadlocked, raising the strong possibility of a mistrial in Massachusetts. Tim Wildmon, Fred Jackson, Chris Woodward, and Ray Pritchard examine the postpartum psychosis defense, the prosecution's argument that Clancy planned the killings, and what legal options remain if a retrial fails to produce a conviction. Dr. Alex McFarland joins the program to discuss the intersection of mental illness and demonic influence, the overuse of the not guilty by reason of insanity defense, and how biblical categories apply to modern psychiatry. The panel also responds to Vice President JD Vance's recent podcast comments about his confidence in salvation, with McFarland offering a clear gospel presentation on assurance of eternal life. The program covers the active shooting in downtown Minneapolis that left two police officers wounded and three dead, Mayor Jacob Frey's praise for responding officers, and the fatal stabbing in New York's Times Square that renewed debate over police use of force. Also discussed are rising gas prices, Israel's warning to Iran over infrastructure attacks, and the NCAA controversy surrounding LSU coach Lane Kiffin's attempt to sign former NFL players.

   September 03, 2026·52min
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   Number 4: Charlie Kirk Murder Case Sent to Trial in Utah; Death Penalty Possible

   Ed Vatagliano sits in for Tim Wildmon alongside Fred Jackson, Wesley Wildmon, and Chris Woodward. The panel discusses escalating United States military action against Iran, including strikes near the Strait of Hormuz and the resulting impact on global oil prices and American fuel costs. A Utah judge found probable cause to send the Charlie Kirk murder case to trial, leaving defendant Tyler Robinson facing a possible death penalty. The panel analyzes the defense strategy and predicts a plea agreement may follow. The jury in the Lindsey Clancy trial remains deadlocked over her postpartum psychosis defense, with a mistrial possible if deliberations fail to produce a verdict. Attorney Jenna Ellis joins the program to discuss both cases. She argues that the insanity defense has been broadly misused and should not eliminate criminal liability for murder. Ellis also addresses the Beckett Fund lawsuit representing InterVarsity against SUNY Broome, where the college is demanding that the Christian ministry permit non-Christians to hold leadership positions. Chris Woodward reports that universities are continuing to include gender transition coverage in mandatory student health insurance plans, requiring students to fund procedures many oppose. The panel notes the persistence of campus ideological battles despite federal pushback.

   September 02, 2026·52min
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   Number 5: The Search For Noah's Ark

   In this episode, we address the profound emotional impact of reproductive loss and the journey towards healing. Host Tim Wildmon, along with co-hosts Wesley Wildmon and Chris Woodward, discuss current issues, including the ongoing trial of Lindsey Clancy, who faces charges for the tragic deaths of her children. They explore the complexities of mental health in legal contexts and the implications of postpartum psychosis. Additionally, Dr. Frank Turek joins the conversation to delve into the search for Noah's Ark and the significance of biblical narratives in contemporary discussions. Tune in for a thought-provoking dialogue that intertwines faith, law, and personal stories.

   September 01, 2026·52min
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