The Eric Metaxas Show

Kari Lake, a former Arizona gubernatorial candidate and fierce advocate for election integrity, discusses her 2022 campaign and the complexities of the 2020 election fallout, including lawfare tactics used to suppress dissent. Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, President of Cornerstone University, dives into governance, the role of biblical ideals in cultural revival, and the dire situation in Latin America. Together, they explore how cultural respect for human dignity can foster change and the need for accountability before achieving national healing.

In this episode, I talk with @EmeraldRobinson about the @RealLindellTV , media culture, and election integrity claims tied to Venezuela and Cuba. In continued with Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño of @CornerstoneU about why governance breaks down across Latin America. TIMESTAMPS(0:00) Intro(10:34) Why Does The Media Misread Trump?(23:13) Are We Uncovering The 2020 Truth?(27:15) What Do Venezuela Whistleblowers Claim?(32:14) Did Cuba And Venezuela Flip US Officials?(38:22) Why Are Protests Accelerating Before 2026?(44:48) Why Does Latin America Struggle To Govern?SPONSORS & PARTNERS Reclaim Financial Freedom: https://metaxascrypto.com Help Save Lives in Israel TODAY: https://savinglifeisrael.org Legal Help Center - Get Free Legal Help Today: https://legalhelpcenter.com MyPillow — Save BIG with code ERIC: https://mypillow.com Christian Solidarity International: https://csi-usa.org/metaxas/ ten Boom Coffee— Save 10% with code ERIC: https://tenboom.coffee

John Zmirak, a conservative writer and commentator, dives into thought-provoking topics like his satirical predictions for 2026 and the global implications of Venezuela's political turmoil. He discusses the impacts of Smartmatic software on U.S. elections and critiques the U.S. judicial system's handling of controversial figures like Maduro. Zmirak also argues that Ukraine has become a CIA 'colony' and highlights the surprising growth of underground Christianity in Iran. The conversation intricately weaves politics with spiritual warfare.

Larry Taunton, a Christian author and commentator with insights into Latin America, delves into Venezuela's recent upheaval and its implications. They discuss how China's exploitation of Venezuelan oil changes the geopolitical landscape and frame U.S. actions as a modern Monroe Doctrine. Exploring the connections between Venezuela and Cuba, Taunton highlights the risks of narco-state dynamics and the impact on migration. The conversation also touches on Smartmatic's role in elections and critiquing globalism, while emphasizing the power of faith in national renewal.

Rod Martin, a political commentator known for his insights on national security and geopolitics, dives deep into the implications of the Maduro extraction. He discusses Maduro's role in drug trafficking and how Venezuela’s oil ties into global power dynamics. The conversation shifts to the geopolitical fallout affecting Cuba and Iran, and a connection to broader strategies against China. They also delve into links between Maduro and Smartmatic, touching on election integrity and the potential for legal ramifications. Martin offers a bold prediction for the U.S. economic outlook.

Sam Sorbo, an actress and homeschooling advocate, and Kevin Sorbo, famed for his role as Hercules, discuss their exciting Sorbo Cruise in Greece. They delve into the cultural richness of Greece and its biblical significance while promoting their documentary 'Against the World,' which defends faith through science. Sam tackles pressing issues in education, sharing insights about parents facing backlash for speaking up in schools and the rise of homeschooling as a choice for families. Both guests encourage action to support parents demanding justice for their children.

John Strand, actor, musician, and activist, shares his gripping tale of the January 6 events and his time in solitary confinement. He discusses his moral refusal of a plea deal despite facing significant prison time. John emphasizes the urgent need for Christians to confront evil with clarity and reflects on the misconceptions surrounding that day. As he announces his congressional run in Florida's 19th district, he lays out his vision, focusing on sovereignty, election integrity, and the importance of civics education in America.

Roger Kimball, an editor and cultural critic, and Heather Mac Donald, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, delve into the complexities of Western civilization. They discuss the decline in art standards, highlighting Duchamp's controversial influence which they argue undermines craftsmanship. The conversation shifts to the criteria of good art versus mere labels. They challenge the self-blame of the West and defend the significance of merit while addressing the dynamics of beauty, transgression, and the politicization in modern art.

In this engaging discussion, Sidney Powell, a former federal prosecutor and a staunch advocate for election integrity, shares her journey through the tumultuous post-2020 landscape. She reflects on the importance of faith and courage, revealing how her background influenced her resolve. Powell discusses the potential accountability for corruption within the DOJ and FBI, calling for equal justice for all, regardless of status. Finally, she emphasizes the need for revival, hope, and the unyielding importance of truth in today's society.

Historian William Federer, an expert in Christian history and author of 'There Really Is a Santa Claus,' dives deep into Christmas traditions. He discusses how Jewish customs impacted the recording of Jesus' birth and connects key dates using priestly courses. William argues December 25th predates pagan celebrations, offering evidence from early church records. He also traces the origins of the Twelve Days of Christmas and shares the poignant stories behind the Christmas tree's symbolism in Christian teaching.