Former presidential speechwriter Peter Wehner discusses the future of the Republican Party post-Trump era. The controversy surrounding Taylor Swift's new albums and accusations of mocking Christianity are explored. The podcast also touches on the end of America's monoculture, the intelligence of dinosaurs, and the importance of discernment over simplistic labels within the church community.

Peter Wehner discusses Trump's 'patriotic' Bible, Putin's war on truth, and Tucker Carlson's incorrect prediction. Other highlights include Israel's defense, a bridge collapse impacting immigrant workers, and a Democrat's win on abortion rights.

Writer and Senior Fellow Peter Wehner discusses the damaging influence of political power on the church, focusing on Trump's impact on white evangelicals. The podcast also delves into Bill Barr's falsehoods and the evolution of Mike Johnson.

Discussion on the TV series 'The Chosen' and its unique portrayal of Jesus, exploring his emotions and interactions. Insights on Jewish life under Roman occupation and the role of Pharisees. Debate on the He Gets Us campaign and the relationship between faithfulness and success for Christians.

Peter Wehner and Jonathan Rauch engage in a conversation about the intersection of faith and politics. They discuss the importance of mutual understanding and having conversations with different viewpoints. They explore the tension between miracles and regularity, and they delve into the atheist's reaction to the wonders of the universe. They also discuss the case for and against the resurrection and the potential danger of supernaturalism.

Peter Wehner, a contributor to The Atlantic and political strategist, joins the discussion about the shifting dynamics within the Democratic Party and Kamala Harris's move toward centrism. They delve into Trump's controversial behavior and its impact on his support base, especially among Evangelicals. The conversation also touches on RFK Jr.'s puzzling endorsement of Trump, revealing the bizarre alliances forming in today's political landscape. Lastly, they critique the selective outrage surrounding global conflicts, urging a broader compassion beyond just the most visible crises.

Peter Wehner, political commentator and author, joins Charlie Sykes for a deep dive on Mike Johnson and his belief in consulting the Bible for truth. They explore the toxic nature of politics, the shift towards postmodernism in conservatism, and Republicans' embrace of nihilism. They discuss the fears and concerns of the right, the deep investment in narratives, and threats to the republic. An insightful conversation on the state of American politics.

Jonathan Rauch and Peter Wehner discuss strategies for a new movement to break away from MAGA dominance in the Republican Party. They explore the moral and strategic imperatives of overthrowing MAGA, potential leaders, and the psychological battle against MAGA dominance.

Peter Wehner, known for critiquing Trump, discusses morality, conservatism, and Christianity. He explores the lack of ethics in Trump and right-wing evangelicals, warning of the Republican party's ethical downfall. Wehner's insights on America's future and the clash of values are thought-provoking.

Kristin Du Mez and Peter Wehner join the group to analyze evangelical support for Trump, as well as the Georgia indictment. Accountability, danger, and many unknowns. Plus, in our highlights and lowlights segment, Kristin notes the start of the school year and gives a shout-out to the teachers, while Bill extols the healing benefits of a vacation. show notes: Kristin's book, Jesus and John Wayne Linda’s highlight: https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-sanitized-french-connection-vs-the-hip-hop-gutter-film-music-rap-slur-culture-the-exorcist-6b8f73d0 Mona's lowlight: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12413181/ALAN-DERSHOWITZ-Al-Gore-2000-Donald-Trump-indictment.html Pete's remembrance: https://www.christianpost.com/news/tim-keller-remembered-by-thousands-at-st-patricks-cathedral.html