Truth in Politics and Culture with Dr. Tony Beam

Today on Truth in Politics and Culture we will talk about two court rulings, one concerning an abortion pill and the other concerning climate change. We will also talk about trouble in the Tuohy family, discuss whether free speech can ever be a crime, and talk about the difference between being nice and being kind.

Today on Truth in Politics and Culture we will look at the aftermath of Georgia’s massive indictment of Trump, also, a Massachusetts couple are denied the ability to become foster parents because they believe in the teaching of their Church, a federal appeals court rules that authorities in D.C. went after pro-life groups for painting graffiti while ignoring the same behavior from Black Lives Matter.  All this plus a surprise story from Maui.  

President Trump and 18 others face RICO charges in Georgia, Massachusetts bars a Christian couple from Foster Care because it discovers they really are Christians, The Biden Administration is back in court trying to find a different path to student loan debt forgiveness, and Oliver Anthony literally becomes and overnight sensation with his song “Rich Men North of Richmond.”

Attorney General Merrick Garland makes a mockery out of the Special Counsel law, Maui residents begin returning to the biggest disaster in Hawaiian history as the grim death toll continues to rise, and Pastor Mike Hamlet joins us for his personal account of the fire in Maui.  

The legacy media canonize Michael Brown nine years after he was legally shot by officer Darren Wilson.  Judge Chutkan faces some sticky issues in today’s hearing on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s protection order against President Trump, Governor DeSantis fires another Soros backed prosecutor, and Palmetto Family President Mitch Prosser joins me for an interview.  

House Representative Barry Lowdermilk raises red flags concerning the January 6 Committee’s record keeping, or lack thereof.  Another memo is released from the House Oversight Committee showing more money flowing from Russia to Hunter Biden and Devon Archer, Ohio’s ballot measure on changing their constitution fails, and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson joins me to talk about Judicial Reform in South Carolina. 

The immigration crisis climbs back into the headlines, Andrew McCarthy investigates some troubling issues with the Justice Departments idea of a special counsel, a volcano may be responsible for record summer temperatures, and Ron DeSantis pushes back against an inaccurate Realtime fact check from Dasha Burns

Gold Star parents have their say at a forum organized by Rep. Darryl Issa, the judge in the classified documents case raises concerns over Prosecutor Jack Smith’s requests, teen mobs continue to be a problem for big blue cities, Vermont law goes after crisis pregnancy centers, and a huge child trafficking bust verifies claims made by the movie Sound of Freedom and undermine critics of the movie.  

Former President Trump is arraigned on more federal charges, Oklahoma Governor Stitt signs and executive order that answers the question. “What is a woman?”, Devon Archer refutes Biden’s claim that he did not attend a dinner with Hunter’s business partners in 2015, National Review takes on the decline in church attendance, and we will interview South Carolina entrepreneur John Warren about his new book “Leading like a Marine.”

The Biden Administration shuffles immigration numbers to make it appear the problem is solved, tourism body in Florida appointed by Gov. DeSantis begins making changes to Disney’s DEI practices, the crisis in Israel over the role of its Supreme Court has roots in the U.S., and the attacks against Florida’s new history curriculum black history are patently bogus.