Deacon Calvin Robinson

Calvin Robinson, a broadcaster and political commentator known for his conservative perspectives, discusses the contentious intersection of faith and politics after his ordination in the Church of England was blocked. He explores the church's shift towards 'woke' ideologies, criticizing its approach to critical race theory and calling for a return to traditional Christian values. The conversation touches on the need for diverse viewpoints within the church and the tension between freedom of expression and evolving societal norms, all while highlighting the importance of authentic leadership.

Dr. Saad chats with Deacon Calvin Robinson, who was fired from GB News. They discuss controversial remarks on men's mental health, the importance of free speech, leftist state censors, a potential lawsuit against GB News, and exploring future opportunities after dismissal from media.

Chris Stirewalt, a contributing editor at The Dispatch, shares insights on the historic ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the potential ramifications for the GOP. He dives into Democratic strategies for the 2024 election, discussing scenarios where Biden could be replaced as the nominee. Calvin Robinson, an Anglican deacon, reflects on his firing from GB News and critiques the chilling effect of cancel culture in the U.K. They also address the implications of new surveillance practices and free speech concerns amid political tensions.

Join Calvin Robinson, an Anglican deacon and GB News presenter, along with David and Christen Limbaugh, authors influenced by their father Rush Limbaugh, and addiction expert Dr. Nicholas Kardaras. They discuss the impact of Queen Elizabeth II's death on national unity and the current political landscape's divisiveness. Topics include the hypocrisy in energy policies and leftist ideologies that challenge American values. Kardaras shares insights on technology's toll on mental health and societal emptiness, contrasting these issues with the Queen's enduring legacy.

Calvin Robinson, a former teacher turned political commentator, shares his journey from a working-class background to a prominent voice on social issues. He delves into the complexities of race and identity, advocating for deeper discussions beyond superficial labels. The conversation critiques the BBC’s shift toward a 'woke' agenda and examines the moral debates surrounding historical statues. Robinson emphasizes the need for courageous dialogue in a polarized society, while addressing the societal impacts of COVID-19 and the rise of automation.