John Amanchukwu

John Amanchukwu, an American preacher and activist, shares his journey of advocating against gender theory in schools and promoting Christian values. He reflects on his childhood experiences and how they shaped his mission. The conversation dives into the implications of modern educational policies on children's innocence and parental rights. They also discuss the polarizing effects of political beliefs among Christians and the moral dilemmas surrounding abortion, particularly in the black community, calling for a return to core values.

John Amanchukwu, an advocate for conservative values and critic of leftist policies, joins the discussion. They dive into Kamala Harris's choice of Tim Walz as her VP, critiquing the lack of substantial policies from the Democrats. They also discuss troubling poll results suggesting Harris could beat Trump, while examining the disconnect between political leaders and their constituents. The conversation touches on identity politics, the urgency for clear communication on vital issues, and the implications of divisive political strategies.

Guest John Amanchukwu reveals the racist foundations of Critical Race Theory and abortion. He explores the connection between CRT and abortion, discussing the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade. The podcast also delves into the racist roots of the abortion industry, questioning the silence of the Black Lives Matter movement on abortion. Lastly, it discusses an upcoming book exposing shocking information about racial genocide and emphasizes citizen involvement in building a good society.