In this episode, Charlie Kirk praises Matt Walsh as a key voice opposing transgender ideology, highlighting his film What Is a Woman? and his courage in challenging cultural narratives. Walsh explains that the movement’s rise stems from institutional surrender, ideological confusion, and spiritual deception, rooted in gnostic beliefs and driven by both profit and misplaced compassion. 

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The Spiritual and Cultural Roots of Gender Confusion  | Charlie Kirk with Matt Walsh - Part 2

The Supreme Court heard a case just recently that all conservatives and, and all Christians should be paying very close attention to.

It comes out of New Jersey and First Choice Women’s Resource Center—which is a crisis pregnancy center.

New Jersey’s Attorney General issued a hostile subpoena against First Choice—demanding they give the Attorney General 10 years’ worth of documents, on abortion pill reversal, information it provided to clients and donors, documents identifying personnel, organizations that the pregnancy center works with and information on their donors.

It's chilling stuff—and a horrible precedent.

The details are downright Orwellian.

It is—quite simply—oppression from the state. It’s targeting this Crisis Pregnancy Center.

The center turned to the Alliance Defending Freedom, the ADF—and Erin Hawley from the group argued the case before the Supreme Court.

Justices seemed receptive to the arguments of the Crisis Pregnancy Center. They should be our arguments as well.

We’ll be watching closely.

The Supreme Court heard a case just recently that all conservatives and, and all Christians should be paying very close attention to.
It comes out of New Jersey and First Choice Women&rsquo;s Resource Center&mdash;which is a crisis pregnancy center.
New Jersey&rsquo;s Attorney General issued a hostile subpoena against First Choice&mdash;demanding they give the Attorney General 10 years&rsquo; worth of documents, on abortion pill reversal, information it provided to clients and donors, documents identifying personnel, organizations that the pregnancy center works with and information on their donors. 
It's chilling stuff&mdash;and a horrible precedent.
The details are downright Orwellian.
It is&mdash;quite simply&mdash;oppression from the state. It&rsquo;s targeting this Crisis Pregnancy Center.
The center turned to the Alliance Defending Freedom, the ADF&mdash;and Erin Hawley from the group argued the case before the Supreme Court.
Justices seemed receptive to the arguments of the Crisis Pregnancy Center. They should be our arguments as well.
We&rsquo;ll be watching closely.

Albert Mohler: A Chilling Case Before the Supreme Court

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Senator Mark Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers—all former military —recently released a video urging U.S. troops to disobey orders from their new commander-in-chief, President Trump, if those orders “appear unlawful.”

This amounted to a direct assault on the chain of command.

And then: Trump announced all executive actions, pardons, and orders signed by Joe Biden’s autopen were null and void. It lands like a counterpunch in the broader fight inside the government over who actually wields authority.

It’s not just coincidence.

The Seditious Six exposed the extent to which entrenched bureaucrats and their allies are willing to undermine a duly elected president. The autopen enabled unelected staffers to mimic Biden’s signature and push through actions without accountability.

By wiping that autopen slate clean, Trump is signaling that the shadow-government games are over.

If this strategy succeeds, it could restore the people's mandate.

President Trump and Pete Hegseth are ready for this fight.

Let’s hope Pam Bondi is, too.

Senator Mark Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers&mdash;all former military &mdash;recently released a video urging U.S. troops to disobey orders from their new commander-in-chief, President Trump, if those orders &ldquo;appear unlawful.&rdquo;
This amounted to a direct assault on the chain of command.
And then: Trump announced all executive actions, pardons, and orders signed by Joe Biden&rsquo;s autopen were null and void. It lands like a counterpunch in the broader fight inside the government over who actually wields authority.
It&rsquo;s not just coincidence.
The Seditious Six exposed the extent to which entrenched bureaucrats and their allies are willing to undermine a duly elected president. The autopen enabled unelected staffers to mimic Biden&rsquo;s signature and push through actions without accountability.
By wiping that autopen slate clean, Trump is signaling that the shadow-government games are over.
If this strategy succeeds, it could restore the people's mandate.
President Trump and Pete Hegseth are ready for this fight.
Let&rsquo;s hope Pam Bondi is, too.

Chris Stigall: Trump’s Effort to Fulfill the People’s Mandate

"The problem with socialism," Margaret Thatcher famously observed, "is that you eventually run out of other people's money." New data shows that France is on the verge of exhausting this resource – but the US is not far behind.

This week, Michael Arouet published what he calls "probably the scariest chart you'll see today," showing that only one-third of France’s population works in the private sector. “How are they supposed to feed the remaining two-thirds with their taxes?” Arouet wondered.

Well might we wonder, too. The most recent data in the US shows that only 40% of the population works in the private sector. Seven percent work for the government. More than half of the population does not work at all. In fact, the percentage of American adults classified as “not in the labor force” by retirement, disability, or other reasons comes to 37.6% – slightly higher than France.

Arouet highlights the unsustainability of France’s social state as workers dwindle. We need to start talking about that unsustainability in the US as well.

"The problem with socialism," Margaret Thatcher famously observed, "is that you eventually run out of other people's money." New data shows that France is on the verge of exhausting this resource &ndash; but the US is not far behind.
This week, Michael Arouet published what he calls "probably the scariest chart you'll see today," showing that only&nbsp;one-third of France&rsquo;s population works in the private sector. &ldquo;How are they supposed to feed the remaining two-thirds with their taxes?&rdquo; Arouet wondered.
Well might we wonder, too. The most recent data in the US shows that only 40% of the population works in the private sector. Seven percent work for the government. More than half of the population does not work at all. In fact, the percentage of American adults classified as &ldquo;not in the labor force&rdquo; by retirement, disability, or other reasons comes to 37.6% &ndash; slightly higher than France.
Arouet highlights the unsustainability of France&rsquo;s social state as workers dwindle. We need to start talking about that unsustainability in the US as well.

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