Send a text In this episode of The Reagan Faulkner Show, Reagan traces how American culture shifted from faith, family, and wholesome media to a landscape dominated by anti‑Christian messaging, DEI tokenism, radical gender ideology, and sexualized entertainment—even in children’s programming. She contrasts classic shows, films, ads, and church‑centered family life with today’s violence‑filled movies, woke television, and the erosion of clear gender roles and respect for motherhood. She also highlights the sharp decline in church attendance and Christian identity since the mid‑20th century, tying it to major Supreme Court decisions that removed prayer, religious symbols, and the Ten Commandments from public schools under a distorted reading of “separation of church and state.” Reagan then connects the Cultural Revolution, sexual revolution, changing university culture, and modern immigration policy to the normalization of hookup culture, LGBTQ ideology, Marxism, and third‑worldist attitudes that clash with traditional American values. She argues that refugee and TPS policies have imported large communities that often do not assimilate or share Christian foundations, while universities indoctrinate students into secular, anti‑faith worldviews. Framing the clash between Bad Bunny’s halftime show and Turning Point USA’s faith‑focused alternative as a symbol of the national divide, she calls on Gen Z conservatives to lobby legislators and schools, get politically engaged, and actively work to reclaim American and Christian culture before the country crosses a point of no return.
