Charles N. Steele

Charles Steele, a free market economics expert and Director at the Hutchinson Center for Commerce and Freedom, joins to discuss potential Obamagate indictments and the complexities of political accountability. He critiques the radical economic ideas presented by Zohran Mamdani and Elizabeth Warren, warning about their threat to American prosperity. The conversation also touches on the negative impacts of rent control and government-run stores, drawing alarming parallels to failed socialist experiments in Venezuela.

Daniel Gullotta, an Assistant professor and Anglican deacon, discusses the growing trend of young people embracing Christianity in the U.S. and UK. Charles N. Steele, an economics expert, explores the ramifications of Universal Basic Income policies on work incentive and economic stability. Meanwhile, Benedict Whalen delves into Mark Twain's 'Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,' examining its themes of race and morality, and its place in American literature. The conversation traverses faith, community, and the evolving landscape of belief among younger generations.