Palmetto Family Matters Show

Attorney General Alan Wilson joins the program to discuss the President Biden's new Title IX rule, the administrative state and the 2024 presidential election. For more information about Palmetto Family Council, visit www.palmettofamily.org

Former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt on Saturday. As a shaken country gains its bearings, we analyze how Christians respond in the face of unimaginable evil.

The Republican Party has officially altered the platform, leaving life and marriage in the dust. How should Christians respond? Plus, growing angst on Capitol Hill leads to real concerns about good governance and strong leadership.

Next week, the Republican Party platform could be changed to moderate on the issues of life, marriage, Israel and more. Chad Connelly of Faith Wins joins the show for a special interview.

The Biden Administration pushes abortion in emergency rooms while the GOP seeks to remove the Biblical views of life and marriage. Plus, France's snap election prove costly for President Macron. And Louisiana and Oklahoma make controversial moves regarding the Ten Commandments and the Bible in public schools.

The June primaries in South Carolina brought seismic shifts in both the state House of Representatives and the state Senate. Plus, the first presidential debate brings a sobering dose of reality.

We're back to recap the 2024 legislative session. We walk through the wins like Help Not Harm and the Child Online Safety Act . Plus, we introduce you to the new President of Palmetto Family Council, Dr. Steve Pettit

Donald Trump's economic rhetoric incites a firestorm. A new FRC study shows there's a specific type of care that can curb abortion. And a Palestinian influencer says American aid is actually torture.

Pornhub leaves Texas. Chuck Schumer interferes in Israel's democracy. Jill Biden and Kamala Harris opine on abortion. And Dylan Mulvaney has a new song.

The GOP House majority continues to shrink. Nancy Mace takes on George Stephanopoulos. Joe Biden wants a ceasefire and draws a red line with Israel. And John Kerry says if Russia cuts down on emissions, people may not mind them invading sovereign countries.

Representative Tommy Pope joins the show. Plus, the American view of marriage is changing. Missouri attempts to ban drag shows and Pittsburgh is moving away from law and order.

We recap President Biden's divisive state of the union speech. Kathy Hochul sends the National Guard into NYC subway system. And France enshrines abortion in their constitution.

Donald Trump rolls on Super Tuesday while Nikki Haley ends her campaign. The WPATH leaks show the real danger of transgenderism procedures. And a new study finds that marijuana is in fact detrimental to your health.

SCOTUS unanimously rules that states cannot bar Donald Trump from 2024 ballots. We preview Super Tuesday. Plus, Kamala Harris and Merrick Garland show us the true fountain of wisdom.

The Help Not Harm bill heads to the full Senate. Mitch McConnell is leaving his Senate leadership position. Democrats may not certify a winner on January 6th. And two woke stories that will make your head spin!

A U.S. Airman immolates himself outside the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. Why are people glorifying his action? Joy Reid goes on a viral anti-child rant. Axios publishes yet another piece castigating Christians. And the Michigan primary gives us our first true look at the general election.

Donald Trump wins the SC Primary comfortably on Saturday. While Nikki Haley's GOP path shrinks, could another avenue open up? President Biden touts unity over the weekend, just days after castigating all republicans at a private event. And is there really an app to find food in dumpsters?!

Leftists rage as conservatives give the biblical definition of marriage. Meanwhile, the term "Christian Nationalist" now includes believing your rights come from God. And we look ahead to Saturday's primary in South Carolina.

Representative John McCravy joins us to walk through S.423 and what medicinal use of marijuana could lead to in South Carolina. Plus, Nikki Haley vows to stay in the race while Donald Trump holds a town hall in the Upstate. And British health officials say men can breastfeed and it's totally normal.

Clarence Thomas targeted during Black History Month. Plus, The Economist wades into "cousin love" and Lord of the Rings. And we look at the importance of the presidency on President's Day 2024.

Polyamory is sweeping the nation? What is it and what problems does it pose? Joe Biden's campaign has joined TikTok. Chicago is ending a service that helps law enforcement. And residents in Boston open their homes to migrant families.

The SC Senate passes medicinal use of marijuana while also taking up the "Help Not Harm bill." Plus, we're joined by Jake Crain of Crain & Company to talk NIL. And Wendy Damron of Palmetto Promise stops by to chat about School Choice. www.scschoolchoice.com

A majority of Americans believe neither presidential candidate is mentally capable of being President. Plus, a Super Bowl ad completely (purposefully?) bungles the meaning of Jesus washing His disciples' feet. And we acknowledge an important birthday

President Biden responds to Hur report with more forgetfulness. Marijuana is still in the S.C. Senate. An Arizona senator honors satanists. And the Supreme Court hears a serious case against Donald Trump.

S.C's heartbeat law is being sued...again. A New York Times op-ed shows the trans tide could be turning. Disney institutes racism and sexism into their hiring practices. Plus, Nikki Haley loses to no one in Nevada and Ronna McDaniel is stepping down as chair of the RNC.