National Crawford Roundtable Bob Dutko, Neil Boron, Roger Marsh, John Rush

Episode 253 Part 1: Joe Biden and His Health, Part 2: Social Media and AI Technology
In Part 1 we look at whether or not Joe Biden is physically and mentally fit to be President. In part 2 we discuss Social Media and AI--the Surgeon General now wants warning labels for social media, and is AI good or bad for our future?

Episode 252- Part 1: Hunter Biden's Conviction, Part 2: Secret Supreme Court Judge Recordings

Episode 251-The Trump Verdict-What was the general reaction to the conviction? What are the present legal realities? What about the record fundraising since the verdict? Are undecideds and independents all in for Trump, or have people had enough? Should Christians worry about the long-term effect of defending Trump? How do we honor God in this?

Episode 250-Part 1: The Trump Trial-Will Trump be found guilty? Acquitted? Hung jury? If convicted, will this hurt or help him with Swing voters? How damaged is the credibility of the U.S. judicial system after a kangaroo trial like this?

Part 2: June's LGBTQIA+ Pride Month-It will be everywhere, in TV shows, commercials, department stores and more. After last year's backlash, Target stores are scaling back after last year's over-the-top displays and "tuck-friendly" swimwear for kids. Walmart says they are going all out with "Pride Month" displays and merchandise. Nintendo is launching a new "Super Mario" video game transgender character. How should Christians respond to all of this every June?

Episode 249 - Part 1: Israel, Part 2: Harrison Butker

Episode 248-Part 1: Are Republicans Really the Party of the Rich? Part 2: A Pastor Faces Charges for Helping the Homeless--Is That Fair? While it is believed that the Republican Party is the party of the Rich, and the Democrats are the party of the "poor, downtrodden, and disadvantaged, etc." a new survey from Ballotpedia suggests otherwise. In Part 2, a Pastor in Bryan, Ohio faces criminal charges for leaving his church open 24/7 to help minister to homeless people in his community. Fines are up to $1,000 per day. First Liberty was able to get the charges dismissed, but the City has trumped up a whole new set of charges. But is it possible the pastor actually is in the wrong-based on any kind of technicality?