Steve Deace Show LIAR? Patel's Butler Explanations Do NOT Add Up | Guest: Jim DeMint | 11/25/25
Nov 25, 2025
Jim DeMint, former U.S. senator and author, dives into the intersections of faith and politics, discussing his new book, 'What the Bible Really Says.' He emphasizes the Judeo-Christian roots of Western civilization and the necessity for Christians to engage politically with biblical principles. DeMint tackles themes of creation, repentance, and the implications of cultural erosion when scripture is dismissed. He encourages deep scriptural study for informed governance, asserting that faith must inform today’s societal challenges.
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FBI Statements Fuel Public Distrust
- The more the FBI and Kash Patel speak about the Butler near-assassination, the more questions and distrust emerge.
- Steve and Aaron conclude the FBI's disclosures often create more confusion than clarity.
Honesty Beats Evasive Bureaucracy
- Hosts argue Kash Patel's credibility is damaged by perceived evasions and omissions.
- They say honesty about mistakes would be more believable than repeated unclear statements.
Personal Vice vs. Professional Truth
- Hosts separate personal immorality from professional competence when assessing officials.
- They suggest a compromised private life is tolerable if an official exposes deep-state wrongdoing truthfully.
