Trump's address dragged an election cover-up into daylight—but that's only half the story. At a second podium, Rubio and Bessent exposed the Empire's other lever: removing builders who threaten it.
China holds 220 million American voter files — and your government hid it. Trump declassified it all last night, hours after Barbara called it on the show. The blockade, the coverup, the SAVE Act — and your questions, answered live.
Is Trump stuck in Iran? Or is a much larger geopolitical transformation unfolding across the Middle East? Discover the bigger picture behind today's headlines.
In this week's episode of Promethean Action Weekly, hosts Tony Papert and Bob Ingraham delve into the recent martyrdom of Charlie Kirk and its profound implications. Tony highlights unexpected developments after Kirk's death, including continued activism through the Charlie Kirk National Campus Tour featuring prominent figures like Megan Kelly and Tucker Carlson. The discussion explores the resurgence of Christian beliefs within the American political landscape and relates it to the historical Christian revival. Bob shifts focus to the early Christian movement against the backdrop of the Roman Empire, highlighting how early Christians, like Clement of Rome and Justin Martyr, led lives of faith and courage amidst a degenerate society. The episode concludes by drawing parallels to modern American Christianity and the ongoing battle against moral and political adversities, invoking historical anecdotes such as those of Peter Muhlenberg and William McKinley.
00:00 Introduction to Promethean Action's Weekly Class
01:01 Charlie Kirk's Martyrdom and Its Impact
03:54 Unexpected Developments and National Reactions
09:01 The Brainwashing of American Christians
15:24 Lyndon LaRouche on Christian Civilization
32:39 Bob Ingram on Early Christianity and the Roman Empire
51:09 The Apostolic Fathers and Their Legacy
01:12:09 American Christianity and Historical Parallels
01:17:52 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Everyone "knows" the Declaration came from John Locke. Judy Hodgkiss says that's the British version of our history. The real source of "the pursuit of happiness" was Leibniz — carried into the colonies by a disgraced English lord and straight to Jefferson's desk.
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