From the Archive: The Crisis Facing Young Women with Charlie and Allie Beth Stuckey

The Thoughtcrime team assembles for a long and dramatic discussion about $20 burritos, and then takes a fond look back at Charlie getting parodied on South Park exactly one year ago.

Allie Beth Stuckey is one of the most effective voices in the public square touting genuine Christian orthodoxy, so Charlie was eager to team up with her. In their joint appearance at Freedom Night in America two years ago, the two take audience questions on parenting, college, standing true to their beliefs, and of course, caffeine. They discuss the many ways that modern comforts can become idols as dangerous as any old pagan god, and explain why the true sources of wealth aren’t measured in dollars.

What drives conservative ideology vs. the endless “burn it down” rage of the far-left democratic socialists? Andrew and Blake talks about how much can be traced back to the distinct attitudes of two revolutions, the American and the French. Then, they talk to Todd Nettleton about one of the world’s fastest-growing Christian communities — the one hidden within the Islamic Republic of Iran. Then it’s time for an hour of subscriber questions about President Trump’s new EO trying to check birthright citizenship, how Charlie found time to read the Bible, and more.

Abdul El-Sayed is the Democrats’ Senate nominee — but the race was far closer than any poll indicated after landslide mail vote from Detroit. Mark Mitchell helps ask the question: Just what happened here? Did the Democrat establishment try to stuff ballots against their own left-wing insurgents? And does El-Sayed’s win give Mike Rogers a strong chance in the Great Lakes State? Plus, Sara Kleiner explains why permanent Standard Time is superior to permanent DST. Tommy Tuberville joins to talk about centrist GOP cluelessness about the SAVE Act.