Steve Deace Show

Investigative reporter Steve Baker delves into the FBI's handling of the Kirk case and critiques Director Kash Patel's performance, raising questions about agency integrity. He discusses the implications of recent text messages and their interpretation. Daniel Horowitz, a regular contributor, shares his strategic insights on red-state policies and the power of youth mobilization through TPUSA. Together, they expose media framing of sensitive issues and emphasize the need for a calculated approach to political engagement.

Dr. Taylor Marshall, author and YouTube podcast host, dives into his vision for a nation grounded in Christian values. He discusses the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, the implications of labeling political violence as hate speech, and the role of family in conservatism. Taylor also emphasizes the importance of faith in shaping values amid a cultural shift, advocating for greater Christian presence in public discourse. Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of society's challenges and the call for moral integrity!

A deep dive into the aftermath of a high-profile assassination reveals the emotional surge in church attendance and community engagement. The discussion critiques the intersection of faith and politics, emphasizing personal accountability in confronting moral issues. Humor lightens the mood as travel anecdotes mix with serious reflections on vaccine beliefs and cancel culture. The emergence of modern martyrdom is explored, urging the church to engage with contemporary societal challenges. Themes of populism and activism spark a call to unite against disillusionment.

Keith Malinak, BlazeTV personality and host on The Pat Gray Show, joins for a compelling roundtable discussion. The conversation reflects on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and its profound emotional impact. They tackle the role of Christian influence on youth, especially regarding masculinity and life advocacy. There's a critical analysis of divisive political rhetoric and its consequences, as well as a call for unity against political sadism. Listeners are encouraged to engage bravely and compassionately within their communities in these turbulent times.

In this discussion, Jack Hibbs, a pastor and author of 'To Take a Bold Stand', shares powerful insights on faith, courage, and the legacy of influential figures in times of adversity. He reflects on the tragic loss of a martyr, urging unity and reflection amid societal challenges. The conversation emphasizes transforming anger into constructive action, holding individuals accountable for their choices, and honoring the memory of those who have impacted communities. Through heartfelt recounts, Hibbs inspires listeners to engage positively and uphold hope.

In this insightful discussion, Katy Faust, founder of 'Them Before Us' and advocate for children's rights, emphasizes the urgent need to redefine family structures for the sake of children's welfare. She and the hosts explore the importance of navigating moral complexities in modern society. The conversation also tackles the dangers of apathy towards injustices and the constructive role of anger in driving change. Katy highlights the necessity of legislative measures to protect children's rights amid shifting cultural dynamics.

Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist and vocal critic of COVID-19 policies, joins to discuss alarming trends among Gen Z—calling them a civilizational issue. He shares insights on public health and vaccine safety, exploring how the Department of Health and Human Services is advancing under RFK Jr. Additionally, the conversation dives into the intersection of cultural criticisms and personal beliefs, reflecting on the challenges of maintaining values in a rapidly changing society, especially among younger generations.

In a thought-provoking discussion, statistician Ed Dowd shares his insights on the lagging micro-economy, connecting it to broader societal issues. He examines how recent economic challenges reflect cultural shifts, particularly around masculinity and responsibility. The conversation touches on the consequences of current economic trends for political dynamics, offering a fascinating perspective on voter sentiment and the upcoming midterm elections. Dowd's analysis provides listeners with an engaging look at the intersection of economics and American identity.

Joining the discussion is Christopher Bedford, a Blaze Media D.C. correspondent who brings insights into the political arena. He delves into the challenges faced by the MAHA coalition as it stands against the rising opposition to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The conversation shifts to the UK, examining the potential for peaceful resolutions amidst political strife and social tensions. Bedford also critiques the historical influences that shape today's political landscape, questioning whether a similar fate awaits the U.S.

Join Jonathan Cahn, author of "The Avatar," as he dives into the profound interplay of faith and culture. He discusses how a comedian's boldness in the face of political correctness mirrors the spiritual stagnation in the UK. The conversation touches on the importance of reviving faith amidst societal upheaval, examining the impact of spiritual forces on modern leadership. Cahn also explores biblical narratives that resonate with today’s challenges, urging listeners to seek deeper understanding and connection to divinity in their lives.