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The discussion covered various topics, including the Earth's rotation, American Eagle's stock surge due to Sydney Sweeney's popularity, and the impact of Trump's comments on advertising. They discussed the New York Times' headline about a meeting between African American and Native American politicians, and the potential impact on Trump's investments. The conversation also touched on Russia scandals, including evidence against Putin and the role of Judge Boasberg. They mentioned the 39% tariff on Switzerland and the potential for Alberta to become the 51st state. The Latini Act was proposed to enhance penalties for public officials committing crimes.

On todays show TFT(James, Dwayne, and Glenn) discuss  the appointment of Judge Janine Piro as the permanent Southern District of New York prosecutor, her salary of $178,000 compared to her $21 million as a Fox News host, and her background in law and politics. The conversation also touched on gerrymandering in Texas, with Republicans drawing new congressional maps, and the Supreme Court's potential ruling on racial considerations in redistricting. Additionally, the group discussed the financial struggles of Sesame Street, the impact of facial recognition technology, and the recent negative immigration numbers in the U.S. Don't miss it.

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On todays show the Future Foursome talk about World War Three, cyber warfare, AI advancements, autonomous vehicles, energy production, quantum computing, personal AI, cybersecurity, misinformation campaigns, economic attacks, food supply, healthcare, encryption techniques, robotics, Tesla expansion., future jobs, personal coaches, information sharing, AI replacement, Sydney Sweeney, robot apocalypse, Louisiana, PJs coffee, second round bakery, feedback, podcast, conspiracy theory, James perspective, delicious pastries, cold brew coffee and much more, don't miss it!

On todays show James and the Giant Preacher Crew talk about Christian nationalism, its implications, and the role of the Bible in guiding national policies. Participants debated whether the U.S. was founded as a Christian nation or a constitutional republic with Christian principles. They emphasized the importance of Christian morals in maintaining societal order and criticized the government's role in replacing family and church authority. The conversation also touched on the impact of globalism versus nationalism, the necessity of immigration standards, and the role of the church in social justice. The group agreed that Christian principles should guide political actions, aiming to balance individual freedoms with societal responsibilities. The discussion centered on the balance between political activism and Christian witness, emphasizing peaceful protest and evangelism. The Gang argued that while political action is necessary, it should be secondary to sharing faith. They criticized churches that avoid meeting due to government pressure, advocating for peaceful resistance and witnessing. The Pastoral crew highlighted Martin Luther King's approach to peaceful protest. The conversation also touched on the importance of private property rights and the role of Christian nationalism, stressing that loyalty to Jesus should supersede loyalty to any nation or family. Don't miss it!

On todays show James Charlotte, Dwayne and Glenn talk about Tariffs, Trump administration, homelessness, mental health, child porn, police auxiliary, San Francisco population, Bucky's delay, Elon Musk, chip manufacturing, Cincinnati violence, jury trial, prisoner case, economic impact, city decay. Don't miss it!

The discussion covered various topics, including the end of the first half of summer, a dent in a Tesla, and the impact of Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle." They discussed the political implications of Boaz Burgers' stance on immigration and the potential for cheating in elections. A Walmart stabbing incident was highlighted, where a former Marine's actions prevented further harm. The conversation also touched on Elon Musk's innovations, including Starlink's service interruption and his plans for chip manufacturing. Trump's trade deals with the EU and Japan were debated, emphasizing the reduction of tariffs and the potential impact on the global economy. The conversation begins with light-hearted banter about a lizard sighting under Speaker 2's house, which was later clarified to be near the doorbell camera. Speaker 1 mentions their dog, Willie, killing a raccoon. then shifts the topic to promoting PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, highlighting their offerings, including cold brews, pastries, and a special mention of Second Round Bakery cookies available on Etsy. He encourages listeners to visit, enjoy the Wi-Fi, and share feedback via email. 

On todays show the GANG talks about abnormal psychology, brain scans, and the potential for recidivism among child blasters. James H. Fallon's research was highlighted, showing that having a certain brain pattern doesn't necessarily mean being a psychopath. The conversation also touched on the impact of environment versus genetics on behavior, using examples like "Trading Places" and Tony Robbins. The group discussed the recent global Starlink outage, its causes, and implications. They also speculated on the potential legal consequences for Obama and other high-ranking officials involved in the Russia collusion investigation, suggesting that congressional immunity might be used to compel testimony. In the podcast, Glenn and his co-hosts discuss various conspiracy theories and personal anecdotes. They touch on a shooting incident where the first shot was the closest, but subsequent shots were inaccurate, likening it to a scene from Full Metal Jacket. Glenn shares a story about teaching his son proper Airsoft gun handling. They also mention a bar called TJ's and promote PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, highlighting its offerings and ambiance. The conversation ends with a reference to Donald Trump's response about Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein, with the hosts noting the expected nature of Trump's comments. Don't miss it.

On todays show the Fearsome 3.4some talked about  the potential impact of AI and energy production on various sectors. Mark highlighted China's advancements in AI and energy, noting their 10GW of energy production compared to the U.S.'s 2 GW. Glenn emphasized the importance of energy for AI and suggested that increased energy production could reduce the relevance of income tax. The conversation also touched on the potential of psychedelics for creativity, the future of sports and entertainment, and the implications of the Genius Act on digital currency. The panelists debated the future of Bitcoin, the role of government in regulating digital currency, and the potential for AI to disrupt traditional industries. Don't miss it!

On todays show Texas Jim, Jimmy, Chris and James and Glenn talk about replacement theology, its implications, and the relationship between the Church and Israel. Chris emphasized that Jesus Christ is the only door to heaven for both Jews and Gentiles, citing Romans 11:11-12. Jim highlighted the Abrahamic covenant's continuity, noting that the blessings of Abraham extend to Gentiles through Jesus Christ. The conversation also explored the distinctions between classic and progressive dispensationalism, emphasizing the importance of understanding metaphors and parables in biblical interpretation. The group agreed on the unity in core doctrines and the value of diverse perspectives in deepening faith. The conversation revolves around a podcast episode where the hosts discuss their enjoyment of rational debate and announce a return the following day for "Futures Day" with guest Bark LaGrone. Glenn promotes a coffee shop in Louisiana and a website for purchasing cookies, which is now exclusively available on Etsy due to a shift by the bakery. Speaker 2 also mentions an upcoming preaching engagement at Ascend Church in Ruston, Alabama Street. The hosts encourage listeners to engage with the podcast and share their thoughts. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome Talk about  the heat forecast, parenting, and overthinking. Glenn mentioned seeing only four or five days above 95 degrees this year. The conversation shifted to the implications of Tulsi Gabbard's accusations of treasonous behavior by the three-letter agencies and Obama. They also discussed Jerome Powell's luxury renovation and ethical violations, Hakeem Jeffries' influence on federal judges, and the defunding of Planned Parenthood. Additionally, they touched on Hunter Biden's controversial interview, potential divorce rumors involving Obama, and a recent breakthrough in brain cancer treatment using immunotherapy. Don't miss it!

On todays show Dwayne, James and Glenn fight thru many technical issues to talk about Shark Week, National Ice Cream Day, and a podcast event at Say Van in Farmerville. The conversation shifted to Tulsi Gabbard's allegations against the Democratic Party, claiming Obama directed intelligence agencies to fabricate evidence of Russian collusion. The FT mentioned documents released by Gabbard, implicating Obama, Clapper, Comey, and others. The group also discussed the CAFE standards, which Trump revised to remove penalties, benefiting automakers. Additionally, they touched on Elon Musk's new Tesla Cafe and the recent crypto regulations, emphasizing the need for clear definitions and legal frameworks for stable coins. The discussion centered on the alleged financial misconduct of Rep. Adam Schiff, comparing it to past accusations against Donald Trump. Schiff is accused of claiming his Maryland residence as his primary residence for tax benefits while maintaining a secondary residence in California, which is considered election fraud. The conversation also touched on the practicality of these claims, noting that many Congress members likely have dual residences. Don't miss it!

The podcast discussion delved into the Book of Mormon's Zarahemla, a city significant in Mormon history. Glenn Cox explained that Zarahemla was a location of a great battle mentioned in the Book of Mormon, where the forces of good and evil clashed. The city was believed to be in North America, possibly near Montrose, Iowa, or in Guatemala. The conversation also touched on the Mormons' belief in their lineage tracing back to the tribe of Judah and the challenges of finding archaeological evidence to validate the Book of Mormon. The discussion included references to ancient footprints in New Mexico and the role of Mormon families in preserving potential archaeological sites. The conversation appears to be a podcast discussion where Glenn Cox humorously suggests that listeners visit PJ's Coffee for a better understanding of the podcast's content, highlighting the coffee shop's offerings and Second Round Bakery cookies. The speakers also mention the podcast's email for listener feedback and discuss a potential schedule change to Tuesday to Thursday. There's a sense of camaraderie among the speakers, with some self-deprecation about their readiness to discuss a certain topic and an acknowledgment of the complexity of the subject matter. The conversation ends with light-hearted goodbyes.

On todays jam packed show James, Mark, Dwayne, Charlotte and Glenn talk about various topics, including the impact of AI on jobs, particularly in the legal and medical fields. AI is expected to replace many paralegal roles and assist in surgeries. The conversation also touched on the potential of Bitcoin, with its value increasing significantly and reaching $122,000. The group debated the implications of cryptocurrency regulation, noting a recent House bill aimed at reducing government control over digital assets. They also discussed the potential for AI to influence loan approvals and the broader societal implications of AI and cryptocurrency adoption. The discussion covered the firing of Comey, speculating it was to prevent her from accessing information related to her father's prosecution. They debated the Epstein case, comparing it to the Steele dossier, and discussed the potential impact of new lawn mowers with advanced features like remote control and AI, which could disrupt the lawn care industry. They also explored defense technologies for countering drones, including microwave energy and portable pulses, and considered their implications for airplane navigation systems. Do Not Miss This One!

On todays show the Gang talks about  nationalism and its relationship to Christianity, particularly focusing on Israel. Texas Jim defined nationalism as elevating one nation above others, emphasizing Israel's central role in God's salvation plan. Dispensationalism was explained as viewing Israel's promises as unfulfilled, with a future millennial kingdom in Israel. The conversation also touched on the importance of faith, the Abrahamic covenant, and the need for grace towards marginalized groups. Personal anecdotes highlighted the transformative power of faith and the importance of loving one's enemies. The group agreed on the need for a balanced approach to nationalism and Christianity. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome debated the Epstein files' corruption and Trump's pardons, including Fauci's, with Rand Paul's ongoing efforts to investigate Fauci. The conversation also touched on the Haitian refugee crisis, with 100,000 Haitians arriving in the U.S., and Trump's strategies to address Putin's war in Ukraine, including potential tariffs. Additionally, they discussed the financial performance of Tesla, noting its stock price drop despite strong space industry growth. The discussion centered on Tesla's market strategies, including self-driving cars and robots, and the potential for Tesla to expand into other industries. Concerns were raised about Tesla's financial stability and the impact of its technology on competitors. The conversation also touched on the integration of AI and energy, with references to an AI and Energy Conference in Pennsylvania and Trump's involvement. The impact of AI on energy consumption and the potential for energy storage solutions were discussed. Additionally, the conversation included speculations about Elon Musk's future political moves and the competitive landscape in AI, highlighting significant financial transactions and strategic alliances. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the State Department's purge of 1,300 employees, highlighting their inefficiency. They also addressed the Biden administration's use of an autopen for pardons, including controversial figures like Fauci. The conversation touched on the recent budget bill's tax reductions and the impact of defunding USAID on Bitcoin's value. They also mentioned the CIA's potential involvement in cryptocurrency markets and the implications of Trump's immigration policies, including the use of Alligator Alcatraz for detainees. The group emphasized the importance of securing elections and the potential for future legal actions. The discussion delved into the CIA's operations, including the destruction of most MK Ultra materials, leaving only 20% known. They speculated on Trump's involvement in Ukraine, suggesting he might be mediating a conflict created by Biden. Trump's potential sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine was debated, with views on its strategic impact. The conversation also touched on Trump's perceived neutralization of Canada and potential future moves against Russia. Additionally, they discussed a provision in a budget bill allowing drilling on federal property for rare earth minerals. The group criticized the moral and financial bankruptcy of the left, advocating for a shift towards more reasonable political positions. Don't miss it!

On todays Show James, Sarah and Dwayne talk about the Tuam mass grave scandal in Ireland, where 796 babies were allegedly buried in a septic tank between 1922 and 1961. The participants debated the historical context, including overcrowding, malnutrition, and high infant mortality rates. They noted that the Irish government and Catholic Church faced criticism for their handling of the situation. The conversation also touched on the broader implications of birthright citizenship, with concerns about retroactive changes to citizenship status and the legal complexities involved. The group emphasized the need for a balanced perspective on historical events and the challenges faced by institutions during difficult times. The discussion centered on the complexities of birthright citizenship and immigration policies. Speakers debated the feasibility of Trump's proposals, including the potential for a Supreme Court hold and the challenges of revoking citizenship for children born to undocumented parents. They highlighted the backlog in the immigration system and the difficulties of proving legal status. The conversation also touched on the cultural assimilation of immigrants, particularly from Central America versus those from Islamic countries, and the potential for enclaves that refuse to assimilate. The group emphasized the need for a balanced approach that considers the best interests of children and the practicality of enforcement. Don't miss it!

On todays show James, Dwayne and Tim Green (the Brain Trust) talk about  the aftermath of the Guadalupe flood, with 120 confirmed deaths and over 170 people still missing. The conversation shifted to the Supreme Court, criticizing Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for her incompetence and political bias. They also discussed the Epstein case, speculating on the national security implications and the potential for prosecutions involving high-profile figures like Brennan and Comey. The group debated the effectiveness of tariffs in raising revenue and the impact of the recent budget bill, highlighting the need for strategic decision-making in governance. The discussion centered on the U.S. imposing tariffs on copper exports, citing national security and competitive advantages. Speaker 1 criticized the tariff, suggesting it should be replaced with deregulation to boost domestic production. The conversation also touched on international relations, particularly with Brazil, and the potential for reciprocal tariffs. Additionally, they discussed a federal court case involving a Maryland man, Garcia, charged with serious crimes and the complications arising from his immigration status. The Biden doctor's refusal to testify about President Biden's mental capacity was also debated, highlighting issues of executive privilege and patient confidentiality. Don't miss it!

The discussion centered on the baptism of the Holy Spirit, with participants sharing personal experiences and scriptural references. Chris emphasized the importance of speaking in tongues as a sign of baptism, citing Acts 10 and 19. Jimmy argued that the Holy Spirit's manifestation varies individually, citing his own conversion experience. The group debated the distinction between the baptism and filling of the Holy Spirit, with Chris asserting that speaking in tongues is a necessary sign. They also discussed the practicality of speaking in tongues in public versus private settings, and the need for interpretation. The conversation highlighted the diversity of spiritual experiences and the importance of not imposing rigid doctrines. The discussion centered on the unity and diversity within the Christian faith, emphasizing the common belief in Jesus' death, resurrection, and salvation. Speaker 1 highlighted the importance of academic and spiritual maturity in fostering ecumenical understanding. The conversation also touched on the criticisms of Pentecostalism, with Speaker 3 noting a former intern's view that it caters to low IQ individuals, which was clarified as a comment on poor education rather than intelligence. The participants agreed on the need for intelligent discussions focused on central Christian tenets, rather than personal grievances or misconceptions.

The discussion covered the departure of Maddie and the arrival of Tim, the Epstein list controversy, and Trump's gas budget bill. It was revealed that Pam Bondi confirmed no Epstein list was found, despite previous claims. The conversation also touched on the Kerr County flood disaster, highlighting the heroic efforts of the camp director and a Coast Guard rescuer. The group discussed the potential impact of Trump's military policies, including the reinstatement of one standard for physical fitness across genders. They also speculated on the future of the Democratic Party and the implications of Trump's foreign policy strategies, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East. The conversation revolves around the discussion of legal priorities, with a focus on the Epstein case and election fraud. Speaker 1 suggests that Bondi should redirect her efforts to investigating election fraud and the Russian hoax, arguing that the Epstein case is a distraction. The speakers mention that Bondi, Bongino, and others have found no substantial evidence in the Epstein case. They propose appointing a special prosecutor to handle the Epstein matter, freeing Bondi to focus on more critical issues. Additionally, the conversation briefly touches on the importance of addressing election integrity and the potential for future evidence tampering. The discussion ends with a promotional segment about a coffee shop and bakery, encouraging listeners to provide feedback and tune in for future episodes.

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about Epstein client list, Trump administration, gaslighting, budget bill, Elon Musk, American party, Kerrville flood, military standards, gender dysphoria, immigration detention, Everglades airport, Ukraine war, Real ID, child pornography., Epstein case, special prosecutor, election fraud, Russian hoax, Bondi, investigation, evidence destruction, legal Monday. and Much more do not miss it!

On todays show we delves into Operation Northwoods, a 1962 U.S. Department of Defense plan to stage false flag attacks against Cuba to justify military intervention. Proposed tactics included sinking a ship in Guantanamo Bay, hijacking airliners, and staging bombings in U.S. cities. The plan was rejected by President Kennedy. The conversation also touches on Operation Mongoose, a CIA operation to overthrow Fidel Castro, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. The participants debate the ethical and practical implications of U.S. intervention in foreign affairs, emphasizing the dangers of false flag operations and the impact on international relations. The discussion on Conspiracy Friday with Charlotte Operation Northwoods centered on the implications of U.S. foreign policy and military tactics. Speakers debated the ethics of regime change, referencing the potential influence on the U.S. election outcome. They discussed Trump's economic strategies, including tariffs and trade deals, and the military's rearmament. The conversation also touched on the impact of media manipulation and the importance of free speech. A prediction was made about Trump potentially striking a deal with Cuba in his final term. The meeting concluded with reflections on the significance of the First and Second Amendments and the importance of free speech. Don't Miss It!

The discussion covered Maddie's departure, California's political landscape, and immigration policies. Maddie is expected to excel in her new role. California cities are canceling Fourth of July ceremonies, prompting debate on the state's political leanings. The big budget bill passed, with Trump influencing votes. Immigration policies focus on removing dangerous individuals. DACA complexities were discussed, highlighting legal pathways. Energy discussions included Musk's battery plant, solar panel improvements, and future energy sources like nuclear and sodium batteries. The conversation also touched on election integrity and legal challenges to Trump's policies. The discussion centered on the future of energy, emphasizing the potential of small nuclear plants at the city or block level, despite environmental concerns. Glenn Cox highlighted the breakthrough in thorium reactors, noting their non-weapons grade status. The panel debated the viability of solar and wind as base load power sources, citing the need for reliable energy storage. They also discussed the increasing role of AI in various industries, including banking and legal services, where AI agents are expected to handle transactional work. The conversation concluded with well-wishes for Maddie, who is leaving for law school, and a promise of monthly coffee deliveries

On todays show Pastor Chris, Texas Jim, Pastor Jimmy James and Glenn talk about  centered on the theology and practices of baptism, focusing on the unity and diversity in Christian baptism. Speaker 3 highlighted the narrative pattern in baptism, drawing from Jewish and Greco-Roman traditions, and emphasized the importance of faith in the context of baptism. The conversation also explored the significance of baptism by the Holy Spirit, referencing Acts 19 and Acts 8, and debated the necessity of water baptism for salvation. The group discussed the historical practices of infant baptism, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the implications of baptism in various Christian denominations. The discussion centered on the nature of faith, emphasizing that actions alone do not define faith; it is an internal commitment guided by the Holy Spirit. Glenn Cox highlighted the importance of personal commitment to Jesus over minor details and stressed that humans cannot read others' hearts, unlike God. He shared a principle from his restaurant experience: "the customer is always the customer," suggesting that it's not our place to judge others' actions. The conversation also touched on baptism and different ways to experience it, drawing parallels to Jesus's diverse approaches. Don't Miss It!

The discussion centered on political developments, including the Vote-a-Rama process in the Senate, where multiple amendments are voted on. Musk's threat to form a new political party if the big budget bill passes was debated, with skepticism about his seriousness. The conversation also covered Trump's efforts to pass the budget bill, the potential impact of not passing it, and the role of various politicians like Rand Paul and MTG. Additionally, the group discussed the potential for large lithium-ion batteries to support the grid, the implications of Barron Trump's political activity, and the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate. The conversation revolves around political events and reflections on past elections. Speaker 4 discusses the Benghazi incident, highlighting the Marines' efforts to rescue Americans. Speakers 1 and 2 reflect on the poor candidate choices in past elections, including McCain and Palin, and the impact of scandals like Edwards' infidelity on Obama's rise. They also mention Mitt Romney's influence on Donald Trump's campaigning style. Additionally, Speaker 2 promotes Second Round Bakery and PJ's Coffee, recommending their products and services, and encourages listeners to send emails to the podcast. The episode concludes with a teaser for the next day's topic on baptism.

On todays Poorly recorded episode James Glenn and Dwayne talks about  the Senate's Vote-a-Rama process, where over 200 amendments will be voted on line by line. A compromise was reached to remove suppressors, short-barreled rifles, pistol braces, and short-barreled shotguns from the NFA registry without the tax. The parliamentarian's role in enforcing Senate rules was highlighted. The conversation also touched on Ayatollah Khamenei's fatwa against Trump, the New York mayoral election, and the Supreme Court's decision on nationwide injunctions. Additionally, the pardon of General Flynn and Texas's age verification law for pornography were discussed, with concerns about government overreach and the impact on civil liberties. The discussion centered on U.S. citizenship laws, particularly the impact on diplomats and individuals on visas. They debated the historical context of the 14th Amendment and its application to modern immigration. Trump's recent actions, including raising NATO's commitment to 5% GDP and pressuring Canada over digital service taxes, were highlighted. They also discussed welfare reform, advocating for incentives rather than penalties for work, and criticizing the current system of covering pre-existing conditions in health insurance. The conversation concluded with plans for a significant celebration on the Fourth of July next year, marking one year since Trump's announcement. Don't Miss It!

On today's show, we have an excellent discussion on vaccines with Dr. Tim Green and our guests, Mark, James, and Glenn. We experienced a technical issue, resulting in low sound quality. So Sorry.

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the UN Secretary-General referred to Trump as the "UN daddy" during a press conference, leading to humorous reactions. The conversation also touched on Trump's interactions with Zelensky and the NATO meeting, highlighting Trump's influence and the media's portrayal of events. The group discussed the impact of Trump's immigration policies, including the Supreme Court's ruling on third-country deportations and the DOJ's lawsuit against Maryland judges. They also addressed the economic growth in Argentina, the auto pen scandal involving Biden, and the backlash against JD Vance on Blue Sky. The discussion centered on political comparisons, particularly between Trump and historical figures like Jefferson and Madison. They debated the merits of Marco Rubio and JD Vance in the political landscape, noting the close competition. The conversation shifted to the nomination of a former Trump attorney to the Third Circuit, highlighting the left's opposition. They also discussed the impact of chemicals in food, advocating for government oversight and private testing to ensure safety. Don't miss it!

On todays show Texas Jim and James, Chris, and Glenn talk about on the theological concept of belief in Christ and its implications for salvation. Key points included the necessity of recognizing Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of God, and the importance of the resurrection. The conversation explored the intellectual, emotional, and voluntary aspects of faith, emphasizing the need for propositional knowledge and the role of the Holy Spirit. The debate also touched on the historical context of the Sadducees and Pharisees' beliefs, the significance of the resurrection in the New Testament, and the practical application of these teachings in evangelism. Don't miss it!

The discussion covered the rapid advancements in generative AI, robotics, and quantum computing. Waymo and Tesla's differing approaches to self-driving cars were debated, with Tesla's data-acquisition strategy seen as potentially more effective long-term. Apple's aggressive acquisition of AI companies, including a $700 million signing bonus for execs, was noted. The conversation also touched on the potential for AI to reduce brain function, the use of fungi to convert Mars dust into oxygen, and the development of self-propelled lawn mowers. Additionally, the feasibility of electric airplanes and the impact of AI on job markets were discussed. The discussion centered on the impact of recent military actions on Iran's nuclear capabilities and regional dynamics. Participants debated the effectiveness of the strikes, noting the destruction of Iran's missile manufacturing and the potential long-term implications. They also discussed the political stances of figures like Candace Owens and Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the broader geopolitical implications for countries like Russia and Ukraine. Additionally, the conversation touched on the Supreme Court's ruling on deporting immigrants to third countries, highlighting the legal and ethical considerations involved

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about  the U.S. military's recent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, emphasizing Trump's consistent stance against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The strike targeted three key sites, significantly setbacking Iran's nuclear program. The conversation highlighted Iran's leverage mechanisms, including proxies, missiles, and nuclear enrichment, and the urgency driven by international detection of fissile material. The debate included the potential for regime change, the impact on regional stability, and the possibility of Iran activating sleeper cells. The discussion also touched on the strategic implications and the role of international partners, particularly Israel. The discussion covered the cessation of swim lessons in Pasadena due to their use in arrests, and criticism of the Biden and Obama administrations for their handling of Iran, including the transfer of uranium and lifting of sanctions. The cost of bombs was estimated at $150 million, with a debate on their significance. The conversation also touched on the Democrats' perceived dislike for America, referencing Mark Levin's book. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show Charlotte and James are joined by Mark, Glenn, Dwayne for a round table talk about various topics, including the relevance of universities in the face of AI advancements, the need for rigorous education, and the challenges of maintaining academic standards. The group debated the effectiveness of current education systems, citing issues like social and cultural passing and the impact of tenure on teacher evaluations. They also discussed the importance of leadership training, referencing Boy Scouts and military programs. Additionally, they touched on international tensions, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and the potential for military intervention. The conversation concluded with reflections on the role of higher education in preparing students for the future. The discussion centered on the 2020 election fraud, focusing on Donald Trump's efforts to expose election irregularities and the role of China in producing fake IDs. Speaker 1 emphasized that the issue was not voter registration but computer manipulation. They mentioned the use of fake IDs in states with lax verification, predicting legal repercussions for states like Colorado. Speaker 5 highlighted the discovery of 20,000 fake Chinese IDs, suggesting China's exploitation of U.S. election vulnerabilities. Don't Miss It!

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn discuss the Karen Reed case, where she was acquitted of manslaughter but convicted of driving drunk. The conversation then shifted to the recent SpaceX Starship explosion, which delayed the Starship 10. The group also discussed the Iran situation, noting Trump's efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and the potential for regime change. They debated the impact of Trump's actions on international relations, particularly with China and Russia. Additionally, they touched on the ongoing lawsuits against the Trump administration, the potential for regime change in Iran, and the recent Supreme Court rulings on various issues. The discussion centered on Trump's strategic moves, particularly his actions regarding Canada, Greenland, and England. Trump's decision to end tariffs was seen as a loss for Canada, while his focus on Greenland's military base shift from European to North American control was interpreted as a strategic move to assert U.S. influence. The conversation also touched on Trump's handling of international issues, including resolving conflicts in Kashmir and the Congo, and his stance on China and Taiwan. The speakers emphasized Trump's "America First" policy and his willingness to make tough decisions, even if it means breaking up alliances like MAGA. The segment concluded with a light-hearted mention of coffee and cookies, encouraging listeners to engage in civil discussions and share their thoughts. Don't Miss It!

On todays show Texas Jim leads the Bible Bunch on a talk about Christology, focusing on early Christian practices and their implications. Jim highlighted the significance of baptism into Jesus' name, emphasizing its unprecedented status in Jewish Christianity. The conversation explored the relationship between Jesus and God, referencing Larry Hurtado's work and the inclusion of the Holy Spirit in early Christian worship. The debate included perspectives on Unitarianism, Trinitarianism, and the historical context of messianic expectations. The group also discussed the role of the Holy Spirit in restraining evil and the covenantal nature of baptism, suggesting it universalized circumcision. The discussion delves into Christology, focusing on the psychological and sociological implications of Jesus' teachings contradicting traditional Jewish practices. Speaker 4 argues that Jesus' resurrection should have validated his claims, and Paul's message to the Greeks emphasizes that the gospel provides a clear path to God, contrasting with the "fuzzy lens" of pre-gospel beliefs. The conversation also touches on the theological implications of ignorance and the role of the gospel in clarifying religious choices. The segment concludes with a sponsor's promotional message and a brief acknowledgment of participants. Don't Miss it!

The discussion covered various topics, including the Iran nuclear crisis, with opinions split on whether to act preemptively or wait. The potential use of bunker busters and Israeli military involvement was debated. The conversation also touched on drone technology, its implications for national security, and its use in agriculture. Cryptocurrency trends, particularly Bitcoin and Ethereum, were discussed, highlighting their market caps and the challenges of mining. The future of robotics, including home robots and self-driving cars, was explored, along with the potential for synthetic fuel production and the discovery of platinum on the moon.

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about  the recent protests and events, including the No Kings rally in Ruston, which had only 40 attendees, and a violent incident at a No Kings protest in Utah where a shooter was killed by law enforcement, inadvertently killing an innocent bystander. The conversation also delved into the Israel-Iran conflict, highlighting Israel's targeted attacks and the potential for regime change in Iran. The U.S. role was debated, with some arguing for intervention to prevent World War III. The segment concluded with a brief mention of a shooting in Minnesota and a humorous anecdote about work shirts. Don't miss it!

On todays Mark joins James and Glenn to talk about the  the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in 1968. Key points include his background as Attorney General under John F. Kennedy, his presidential aspirations, and the conspiracy theories surrounding his death. Theories discussed include Sirhan Sirhan's involvement, the possibility of hypnosis, the role of the CIA, and the mob's potential involvement. The conversation also touches on the chaotic scene at the Ambassador Hotel, the presence of a woman in a polka dot dress who allegedly confessed to the crime, and the redaction of certain documents. The participants express skepticism about the official narrative and explore various motives and suspects. Don't Miss it!

On the todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the tragic Air India flight crash, followed by a critique of the current administration's ineffectiveness. The conversation shifted to the inorganic nature of recent riots, citing evidence like pre-made signs and felons involved. They discussed a tweet by Adam King calling for insurrection and Maxine Waters' provocative statements. The group also touched on the impact of California's Proposition 47 on crime rates and the strategic deployment of Marines and National Guard. They concluded with a mention of JFK Jr.'s overhaul of the vaccine review board and speculation about RFK's safety. Don't miss it!

On todays show James, Chris, Jimmy, and Texas Jim talk about Methodist Church, Holy Spirit, supernatural, healing, revival, Pentecostal, charismatic, spiritual fruit, Bible, prayer, worship, church growth, theology, faith, ministry. Don't miss it!

On todays 1hour and 26 min mega episode her Futurist Mark sing and  the potential displacement of human jobs by AI, with concerns about AI's capabilities and the timeline of job replacement. The convergence of quantum computing, robotics, and generative AI was highlighted, along with the impact on the labor force. The conversation also touched on the ethical implications of AI-generated content, such as deepfakes, and the potential for AI to create realistic videos. Additionally, the group discussed the durability of electric vehicle batteries, the darkening of ocean waters due to sediment, and the implications of backdoors in messaging apps for government surveillance. The discussion covered various topics, including prepper mindsets, AI's impact on human behavior, and the potential for robots in combat. They debated whether AI would make humans kinder, concluding it would likely increase selfishness. The conversation also touched on the inefficiencies of modern conveniences, such as TiVo and GPS, and their effects on patience. Additionally, they discussed Starlink's challenges due to solar flares affecting their satellite constellation. The group also speculated on the role of Elon Musk in Trump's 2020 election victory, with differing opinions on his influence. don't miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome threesome talk about the recent riots in LA, which were described as staged, with pre-printed signs and pallets of bricks. The conversation highlighted Trump's response, including deploying the National Guard and threatening to send Marines. The riots were seen as a diversion from Musk and Trump's public feud. The budget bill's progress was also discussed, with concerns about its impact on the deficit. The group debated the effectiveness of Rand Paul's opposition to the bill and the potential for it to pass despite objections. The Supreme Court's recent unanimous decisions were briefly mentioned. The discussion focused on voter integrity laws, with a consensus on the need for permanent measures. The conversation also touched on the Real ID, which was seen as beneficial despite initial privacy concerns. The speakers debated the political landscape, noting Trump's limited influence due to delays in cabinet appointments. They discussed the potential impact of tax policies, including Trump's tax breaks and the potential for tariffs as a revenue source. Additionally, they mentioned a feud between Riley Gaines and Simone Biles over transgender sports policies and the disappearance of related guidelines. The segment concluded with a light-hearted discussion on Major League Baseball's Gay Day events. Don't miss it!

On todays podcast discusses the 1978 disappearance of five mentally handicapped men from Yuba County, California, who went missing after a basketball game. They drove an hour in the wrong direction and ended up on a snowy mountain. Their vehicle was found with snacks and gas still intact. Bodies were found 11.5 and 16.6 miles away, indicating they died from the elements. The only survivor, Ted Weir, was found wrapped in blankets, suggesting he was cared for. Theories include panic, forced hitchhiking, or Gary Mathias's schizophrenia causing the incident. The case remains unsolved, with Mathias's body never found. The discussion centers on the mysterious disappearance of a group of boys who went missing on February 24, 1970, while checking the snow line. They were last seen at a convenience store on February 25 and 26. A convenience store clerk identified two members of the group, but their descriptions were inconsistent. The boys' bodies were found on February 28, four days later, in heavy snow. Theories include the boys being forced to drive up a mountain by an aggressive, possibly intoxicated man, or being abducted by aliens. The conversation also touches on the importance of Boy Scouts' survival skills and the impact of panic on survival. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome discuss the U.S. budget deficit and the recent bill passed in the House. Speaker 1 highlighted the complexity of the system, making spending cuts difficult. Glenn Cox and Dwayne agreed, noting the need for spending cuts but acknowledging the bill's pragmatic approach. Rand Paul, Scott Adams, and Elon Musk criticized the bill, arguing it would worsen the deficit. They proposed separating the debt ceiling from spending bills. The conversation also touched on the impact of judicial injunctions and the need for legislative reforms to address the deficit effectively. The discussion focused on the impact of transgender athletes competing in women's sports, citing a Rasmussen poll showing 75% agree men should not compete in women's sports. They criticized California for cutting Title IX funding, arguing it violates civil rights. The conversation also touched on Texas's in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants, which was overturned by federal intervention. Additionally, they discussed Trump's unfulfilled promise to end the Ukraine conflict quickly and speculated on the motives behind Mike Pompeo and Lindsey Graham's visit to Ukraine, suggesting it might have been financially motivated. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Full Crew of Jimmy, Texas Jim, Pastor Chris, James, Charlotte and Glenn we talk about Justification and Dispensationalism and N.T.Wright. Don't miss this Show!

On todays show the Future Foursome cover, various topics, including the potential of AI to surpass human capabilities, the impact of AI on job markets, and the future of education. The panelists debated whether AI could replace human roles, such as teachers and parents, and concluded that while AI could assist, it cannot fully replicate human interaction and wisdom. They also discussed the implications of AI in warfare, particularly the use of drones, and the potential for AI to disrupt global supply chains. Additionally, they touched on the challenges of AI in education, emphasizing the need for rigorous, individualized teaching to foster critical thinking. The discussion emphasized the irreplaceable nature of individuals like Russ Holcomb and Tamara Lee, highlighting their unique contributions. Speaker 1 argued that while AI can be a useful educational tool, parents remain responsible for their children's education. The conversation also touched on the limitations of AI, comparing it to learning to ride a bike with human guidance. The segment concluded with a light-hearted anecdote about the Boston Red Sox and a promotion for PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, encouraging listeners to engage and provide feedback. Upcoming topics include Jimmy Williams' discussion on the Methodist view of revelation. Don't miss it!

On todays show Maddie, breaks down  the legal case Goss vs. Lopez, a 1974 civil rights case where students were suspended without due process. The majority ruled that students have property and liberty interests protected by the 14th Amendment, requiring due process for suspensions of 10 days or less. The dissent argued that 10 days is de minimis. The case highlighted the shift from principals handling discipline to legal proceedings. The conversation also touched on current events, including Trump's social media activities, Bono's political involvement, and the impact of California's policies on national issues. The discussion covered various political and social issues, including the chaos in government, the impact of tariffs, and the potential military actions against Iran. Glenn Cox and others debated the role of chaos in economic systems, with libertarians seen as promoting chaos to prevent government control. The conversation also touched on the Democratic Party's strategies, the rise of AOC, and the challenges of homelessness in California. Additionally, they discussed the complexities of tariff laws, the potential for a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, and the implications of Trump's foreign policies. The group also mentioned the impact of social media on political discourse and the trolling tactics used by Trump. The conversation revolves around the critique of two movies, one about King Edward VIII and another titled "Leave the World Behind," which was deemed poorly made. They discuss the impressive performance of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller in hostile interviews, suggesting he might be a robot. The discussion shifts to the debt rescission clock, explaining the process by which the administration can request Congress to rescind unspent funds, with a 45-day timer and a 25-day period for House action. They also touch on Tesla's new home delivery service, which has started testing in Austin. Don't Miss IT!

On todays show without Charlotte the Guys talk about  the feasibility of Noah's Ark and the findings at the Dunapar site in Turkey. Glenn and Mark highlighted that mathematical models suggest six people could repopulate to 8.2 billion in 4,300 years with a 1% growth rate. The Dunapar site, believed to be a geological formation, shows a structure resembling a boat, supported by ground penetrating radar and ERT. Soil samples indicate organic matter, consistent with rotting wood. The Turkish Government has been open to archaeological studies, finding petrified wood and iron fasteners. The conversation also touched on natural selection and the impact of human activities on the Earth. The discussion centered on the feasibility of Noah's Ark being discovered in Mount Ararat, with arguments supporting its size and location. They debated the accuracy of depictions of Noah's Ark, suggesting it was more like a barge than a traditional boat. The Guys also explored the Young Earth Theory, referencing Mount St. Helens and the moon dust consistency. They discussed the potential discovery of Noah's Ark and the implications for biblical interpretation. Additionally, they touched on the historical context of alcohol consumption, suggesting Noah might have been the first to drink fermented beverages post-flood. Don't Miss IT!

On todays Show Dwayne and Glenn talk to James about the latest on Elon Musk, government duties, discretionary spending, budget reconciliation, fraud exposure, Ivy League, migrant parole system, zoning laws, religious discrimination, Harvard professor, academic integrity, populism, Trump administration, Senate rules, budget cuts., Harvard reputation, law school, political bias, Supreme Court, Ivy League, higher education bubble, foreign students, research grants, tuition costs, TOPS program, student debt, AI education, budget reconciliation, voting prevention, Real ID. Don't Miss It!

On todays show pastor Jimmy leads the podcast crew in a discussion with James as well about the book of revelations and how little thing get in the way of Christians being Christians. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about AI blackmail, advanced air conditioning, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Trump coin, robotic nurses, AI in education, job seekers, embellishment, AI tutor, energy storage, robotic dogs, animal communication, medical field infiltration., AI interactivity, learning parameters, AI university, tactile learning, auditory learning, Google notebook, advanced calculus, public school outcomes, higher education cost, legal lying, simultaneous consumption, robotics social scenarios, impatient people, podcast feedback. Don't Miss It!