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Birthright Citizenship at SCOTUS Explained – AD FREE
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One of the most important reforms for America is abolishing birthright citizenship, and today that reform went before the Supreme Court. Will Chamberlain discusses how the oral arguments have gone with President Trump there in person. Dr. Matt Spalding takes the longer view. TPUSA chapter student chaplain Kale Conway talks about the divide between young men and women and surrendering to Christ on campus. The show reacts to sinister “equity cards” in Canada.
How One Awful Headline Fueled Countless Conspiracies in the Tyler Robinson Case – AD FREE
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The Daily Mail threw the web into turmoil with a new headline dishonestly framed to fuel conspiracy theories and suggest Tyler Robinson has been exonerated. Justin Nazaroff of Fenix Ammunition and Kane of Citizen Free Press help debunk the distortion. Salena Zito talks about the continuing evidence of a major faith revival in America that has continued since Charlie’s martyrdom.
No Kings and No One Under 50 + The Church of the Holy Sepulchre – AD FREE
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The “No Kings” protesters assembled again over the weekend, and it was a giant confab of Vietnam protest leftovers. The TPUSA Frontlines team talks about the mixture of violent Antifa and aging liberals that went out to protest the children, funded by Chinese money. Michael Knowles talks about a big religious controversy in Jerusalem over holding services at Christ’s tomb. Ridvan Aydemir the Apostate Prophet a potential Iran revolt, and Blake and Andrew discuss the ultraviral explosion of pro-America content from Japan on X.
Sunday: From The Archive: Charlie and Erika at Amfest 2024
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Charlie and Erika made a tremendous team and that was never more obvious than when they took the stage together, as they did on Faith Night at AmFest 2024. Charlie and Erika talk about how to make a marriage work, the responsibilities of husbands and wives, their weekly sabbath tradition, and above all: Total surrender to the will of God.
Blake, on the Oct. 10 , 2025 program during the question time I would like to comment on one of your answers where you mentioned the USA being a country formed by those who were not indigenous to the land. I agree with that statement but it sounded like you also included Israel in that analogy. History in Scripture as well as research and archaeology prove that the Jews have had a presence in the land that is Israel today since at least the time of Joshua after Moses died. Artifacts are being found even now in Jerusalem from the time of King David and Solomon. A book titled: From Time Immemorial by Joan Peters shows that there has been a presence of Jews in the land of Israel thru the centuries.
God disbursed the Jews for 2000 years but said He would bring them back to their land ( Deuteronomy 30), a land he gave them thru Abraham and Issac and Jacob . And He did that- He is true to His Word!
The scriptures where God gave the land to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and to their descendants are found in the books of Genesis chapters 12, 13, 15,17, 22, 26, 28, & 49. God confirmed the land grant to Israel after the Exodus in the book of Joshua chapter 1 verse 2. In Genesis 17: 7 & 8 , God says there is no time limit on the land He is giving under the Abrahamic covenant. There are other scriptures and writings that I could share with you. Just let me know if you would like more info.
I would be happy to even send you info. You are all in my prayers – myself , and I am sure many others , are happy you have picked up the baton passed to you to keep Turning Point alive and reaching out especially to young people. I know it must be hard for all of you right now but Jesus will strengthen you and direct your steps and see you through as you keep leaning into Him!
God bless you each- you are on my heart, Darlene Simon
No matter what people online say. No matter how much they scoff or roll their eyes. No matter how many claim your grief doesn’t look “natural.”
Never. Stop. Chasing. This. Mission.
I’ve watched every day as Charlie Kirk and his faithful, dedicated, joy-filled warriors fought for truth—standing on unpopular words and enduring relentless criticism. It always felt bigger than any one of you, Charlie included. And I can say without hesitation that I’m one of countless people forever changed since September 10.
People who never met Charlie weep for his loss—and for you all. We’re grieving alongside you in ways so deep it’s hard to imagine the weight you carry.
From the moment after his passing, I recognized your resolve: to ensure his death was not in vain, to do what Charlie would do—to build the movement he gave everything for, to hold the doors of revival open, and to awaken the minds of a generation that’s been asleep at the wheel for far too long.
Keep going. Others may be called to lead their own investigations or take different paths, and that’s fine. But I’m proud to follow Charlie’s closest circle as you lead us into a new chapter.
Thank you, all. I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I imagine the hardest moments are when you wish you could SEE Charlie experience all that’s happened because of him—the milestones his children will reach, the revival sparked by his memorial, and even the strides toward peace in the Middle East that you all worked so hard to make possible under the right leadership. We know he sees, but we wish we could watch his eyes feel with pride because of it.
His legacy lives because you’ve carried it forward—with courage, faith, and unshakable purpose.