The Briefing with Albert Mohler Friday, December 12, 2025
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Dec 12, 2025 This discussion dives into a controversial LA city council debate over the regulation of offensive language and its implications for free speech. It also shines a light on the potential Democratic presidential contenders gearing up for 2028. The conversation takes a personal turn as Dr. Mohler tackles moral questions about donating eggs to same-sex couples and offers advice on navigating friendships strained by differing beliefs, emphasizing compassion grounded in theological principles.
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Context Limits Absolute Free Speech
- Allowing extreme slurs into civic meetings destroys orderly political debate and silences others.
- Albert Mohler argues context matters and public government forums must have different speech rules than private spaces.
Free Speech Isn't Without Limits
- Free speech has long-established limits where it causes harm or disrupts ordered government functions.
- Mohler warns treating absolute personal autonomy as ultimate undermines civic order and political debate.
Governors Lead 2028 Democratic Field
- Governors are currently the dominant pool for potential Democratic presidential candidates.
- Mohler notes many governors will jockey early to position themselves for 2028 and mostly compete against each other.