From the Archive: Why You Should Believe in Jesus — In Charlie’s Own Words

An American plane went down inside Iran over the weekend, leading to a daring and successful special forces rescue deep within hostile territory. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer discusses the mission that will inevitably be a movie. Isabel Brown talks about “having it all” and her battle with the ladies of The View about feminism, motherhood, and careers. Nate Morris talks about the pressing need for an immigration moratorium, as revealed by the widespread pro-Iran sentiment visible in America.

The Thoughtcrime team hits the only topics of importance in America, including:

-Is climbing Mt. Everest lame?
-What’s more plausible, the moon landing being fake or the Earth being flat?
-What should we think about Kristi Noem’s husband and his “bimbofication” fetish?

“Who would believe what we have heard? To whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?” The Scripture readings associated with Good Friday are some of the most important in all of Christianity. To mark the second most important date of the Christian calendar Andrew and Blake read through excerpts from Isaiah and the Gospel of John, with an assist from Charlie himself as well.

During a recent meeting of Turning Point supporters, Andrew and Blake held on-stage interviews with Arizona’s next governor, Andy Biggs, followed by “Quality Learing Center” fraud scourge Nick Shirley. Biggs talks about his combination of conservative bona fides and electability, while Shirley takes questions from the audience on building a nationwide anti-fraud network, being a guest at the State of the Union, and more.