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It's Friday, August 2nd, A.D. 2024. This is The World View in 5 Minutes written by Kevin Swanson and heard at www.TheWorldView.com.  Filling in for Adam McManus I'm Ean Leppin. Liberty Counsel Represents Kim Davis Liberty Counsel is taking hits for representing Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis' religious liberty case at the 6th Circuit Court Appeals. At issue is the Liberty Counsel's challenge of the 2015 Obergefell decision and a potential reversal, in favor of religious liberty. Kim and her husband, as well as Liberty Counsel have been subjected to multiple, serious death threats. Liberty Counsel President Mat Staver released a statement Monday, noting that “Anyone who stands up to the hateful agenda of the LGBTQ Mafia is demonized. .   .. the LGBTQ left will not tolerate religious freedom and wants to destroy anyone who disagrees.” Biden Administration Announces Plea Deal with 9/11 Conspirators The Biden administration Department of Justice has announced a plea deal with alleged conspirators of the 9/11 attacks, which occurred 23 years ago. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Walid Bin ‘Attash, and Mustafa al Hawsawi will plead guilty to conspiracy and murder charges, but will not face the death penalty for the murders of 2,977 people on September 11, 2001. Senator JD Vance commenting on the deal told an audience yesterday, “"We need a president who kills terrorists, not negotiates with them.” And Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, called the decision “unthinkable” and a “slap in the face” for families of those murdered by the terrorists. God said, “Whoever sheds man's blood, by man his blood shall be shed; for in the image of God He made man.” (Gen. 9:6) 60% of Americans Support Death Penalty 60% of Americans support the death penalty. There were 23 executions in the US last year down from 98 in 1999. The US Homicide rate has also increased since 2014, from 4.7 per 100,000, to 6.0 per 100,000 persons in 2023, which accounts for over 20,000 murders. Keep in mind, “The ruler is God's minister to you for good. But if you do evil, be afraid; for he does not bear the sword in vain; for he is God's minister, an avenger to execute wrath on him who practices evil.” Romans 13:4 20 Dead Over Venezuelan Protests Protests following the Venezuelan sham election over the weekend in which the communist dictator claimed victory - have resulted in 20 deaths, and 1,072 persons arrested by the regime, according to Effecto Cocuyo — an independent news source. The nation's prosecutor, Tarek William Saab has warned protestors, that they are facing up to 20-30 years in prison. A respected American polling organization, Edison Research, has issued its exit poll results for the Venezuelan election. Opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia of the Unitary Platform easily won by a margin of 65 to 31%. Younger (18-29 year old) voters were more likely to vote against the communist dictator, by a margin of 74% to 21%. Edison Research has been the sole provider of election data to the National Election Pool, consisting of ABC News, CBS News, CNN, and NBC News.  Also, AltaVista obtained results from about 1,000 polling stations, photographed them, analyzed them and then sent the results around the world. They also showed a landslide: 66 percent for González, 31 percent for Maduro. Debt in Africa Has Increased Substantially Africa's debt burden has increased substantially just since 2010. Reuters reports that Zambia, Ethiopia, and Ghana are now in default. And at least 20 African nations have taken on a heavy debt burden, as defined by the IMF, a condition that did not exist for these countries just 10 years ago.  Although, none of these nations are in as severe a condition as the United States - with a debt-to-GDP ratio — now at 122% up from 64% in 2008.  Japan, Sudan, Lebanon, and Greece have a higher debt-to-GDP ratio than the United States. “The debtor is servant to the lender.”  Proverbs 22:7. College Enrollment Dropping Undergraduate college enrollment has dropped another 852,000 students since 2019 - a 4.6% drop. Christain colleges are taking the hit.  A recent survey of 50 Christain colleges found 36 out of 50 Christian colleges had a net decrease in tuition income over the last 5 years, as reported by wng.org.  The college bubble has pretty much burst. . .In Minnesota, only 57% of high school graduates signed up for college on graduation, in 2022. That's down from 82% in 2011. Chik-fil-A Worker Fends off Armed Robber An armed robber broke into an Atlanta Chik Fil A last month, levelled a gun at employee Kevin Blair. . . and told him he was going to die if he didn't open the restaurant safe. By God's mercies, Blair fought off the armed robber for several harrowing minutes — in a desperate fight for his life, finally pushing him out the door of the restaurant. Blair talked about the struggle in an interview with WXIA TV — BLAIR: “I broke his glasses. I put my thumb into his eye.  He hit me several times.” WXIA TV ANNOUNCER: “Fighting off the intruder, the whole time thinking: BLAIR: “I want to see my kids.  That's really it.  Get through this.  Go see my kids.”  Police have arrested suspect Tommie Lee Williams in connection with the assault. And that's The World View in 5 Minutes on this Friday, August 2nd, in the year of our Lord 2024. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldView.com. 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Host: Leah Murray Candidate filing season is on Several people have recently announced their decision to file for elected office. Among those is Congressman John Curtis, and now he is in the U.S. Senate race. On another note, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now on Utah's ballot for the presidential election, making it the first state to do so. Legal news roundup: gay marriage license and Sen. Bob Menendez indictment Let’s take a look at some legal news that’s happening around the country and affecting some political figures. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to break down two big cases: one where former Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis is being charged after refusing to issue a gay marriage license, and another where Senator Bob Menendez is facing additional allegations in a new indictment. Rabbi holds “I’m a Jew and I’m proud” sign at a Utah Jazz game The Jazz game against the Dallas Mavericks this Monday came with some light protest from local Rabbis against Kyrie Irving for the anti-semetic comments he made while playing for the Brooklyn Nets. Leah breaks down and shares her thoughts on both sides of the argument. Authorities identified the man found dead in an airplane engine at SLC International Airport Alex Stone, ABC News Correspondent in Los Angeles, joins the show to discuss the holiday travel numbers and explain what happened to the man from Utah who was found dead in an airplane engine at the Salt Lake City International Airport.  

Host: Leah Murray Let’s take a look at some legal news that’s happening around the country and affecting some political figures. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to break down two big cases: one where former Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis is being charged after refusing to issue a gay marriage license, and another where Senator Bob Menendez is facing additional allegations in a new indictment.

Charles discusses the warmth of Apple TV’s sitcom Ted Lasso, his take on the outrage over The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department fatal shooting Dijon Kizzee, the pluses and minuses of broadcasting from home, Donald Trump’s duplicity on COVID and former Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis and her lost battle to equate her bigotry with religious persecution.

In this episode I sit down with Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis to talk about the ways her personal faith journey and convictions influenced her decision to defend traditional marriage and religious freedom. About the Book:  This true story goes behind the scenes to reveal how God gave this unlikely candidate a platform to defend marriage and religious freedom. In this amazing narrative of redemption and courage, Davis details her personal experience from the moment former Governor Beshear ordered the state's county clerks to issue same-sex marriage licenses, throughout her arrest and release from jail. Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee “It's a great read. But more than that, this remarkable story of what God did in Kim's life gives me hope for our nation.” Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said, “When history called upon Kim, she was both ready and willing to respond. Will the same be said of you?” Copies of Kim's book are available through the Liberty Counsel. For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/230.

Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics. -- Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis wrote a memoir. I read it. I hate myself. (1:02) -- A gay escort was right to expose dozens of Catholic priests who were clients. (17:53) -- Mississippi now bans abortion after 15 weeks. (26:30) -- The dominoes are still falling for Lawrence Krauss. (32:05) -- This Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate thinks banning abortion will stop abortions. (50:53) -- The Shape of Water's “sexual depravity” will destroy America, says a pastor who thinks fish-men are real. (54:49) -- A GOP congressman thinks Jews could’ve survived the Holocaust if they had guns. (59:43) -- A lot of African-Americans are leaving their predominantly white megachurches. (1:02:20) -- Sinclair broadcasting is pushing right-wing propaganda through local news channels. (1:06:20) -- Steve Bannon is scared of Oprah. (1:11:20) -- We answer a listener's question! (1:12:54)

Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics. -- -- Tennessee's Lt. Gov. is telling voters to reject an atheist candidate because she's "dangerous." (1:07) -- Even country music stars want nothing to do with Mike Huckabee. (10:40) -- Rep. Blake Farenthold hasn't paid an $84,000 harassment settlement, leaving the bill for taxpayers. (18:25) -- Billy Graham's body didn't deserve to lay in the Capitol rotunda, nor should his statue go up in National Statuary Hall. (23:25) -- The Department of Health and Human Services is a disaster for LGBTQ people. (28:45) -- A bill in Michigan to extend the statute of limitations for victims of sexual abuse is getting resistance from -- wait for it -- the Catholic Church. (37:59) -- There are times when we don't need to condemn people sending their thoughts and prayers, like when actor Chris Pratt said it after director Kevin Smith's heart attack. (43:26) -- Want to coach football at Louisiana College? Make sure your mother isn't Jewish. (49:13) -- Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis just published a book. Should be a very interesting paragraph. (52:10) -- Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been accused of sexual harassment. Because of course he has. (57:05) -- Here's an interesting art project by a student at Brigham Young University. (59:22) -- We answer a listener's question! (1:02:54)

We sit down and discuss some of the events that occurred over the past week.  In particular, the unnecessary pomp and circumstance for Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis’ prison release.  We talk about Mom’s worst recipe that you had to eat, Mac ‘n Cheese with the wrong cheese, Henry’s Ramen with American Cheese, One trip […]

The cast is back in Episode Five with a new candidate spotlight on GOP candidate Ted Cruz. After discussing Cruz in-depth, the group turns to the recent events involving Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis and freedom of religion. This week's cast features Matt, Sean, Zack, and Joe.