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  • From the Archive: Charlie on Keeping Our Country Christlike

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    In March of 2024, Charlie gave a speech at Calvary Chapel OC filled with wisdom about America’s founding and how its legacy should impact Christians voting in upcoming elections. His words remain as true as ever today and offer encouragement to every believer voting, ballot chasing, and working hard to maintain our country’s moral foundation.

  • THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 148 — Eternal Boomer Cruises? Christian Horror Films? Hiding Your Vote?

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    The Thoughtcrime team reassembles to hit critical pre-election topics, including:

    -Why are people selling their homes to join a permanent worldwide cruise?
    -Are horror movies inherently Christian?
    -Do women really want “emotionally sensitive” men?

  • From the Archive: Charlie Debates a Student on Open Borders

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    Students loved to challenge Charlie by pushing for open borders, and after a while Charlie got very good at taking their arguments apart. In this classic of the genre, Charlie asks what the penalty should be for illegal entry into America and whether the government exists to serve its own citizens first, or the citizens of foreign lands. Charlie challenges the idea that it’s acceptable for a majority of people under 30 in California to speak Spanish instead of English, and gives other key points for rebutting open borders fanaticism.

  • Why Every Election is Existential – AD FREE

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    Here’s an unfortunate and tragic truth: The violent left is a loud and growing portion of the country. The larger it grows, the more existential our political reality becomes and the team has the latest proof from three chilling campus events. Mark Halperin gives his final midterm read and how he thinks the new bombshell in the “Decoy Dan” scandal could swing Alaska red. The Daily Wire’s Andrew Klavan joins in studio to talk about his new book “Find Me Nowhere,” and Brian Kilmeade shares six stories from early America that helped create the American miracle.