Podcast Q and A
Pres. Trump's Historic Prayer Announcement
January 17, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, Gary Dull
Recently Pres. Trump in the Oval Office announced his decision to defend the right to pray in Public Schools. This action by the President seeks to make sure government does not prohibit a person from praying publicly in schools or elsewhere. Why is this important?
Putin: Leader for Life?
January 17, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, JR McGee
In 2018, Pres Xi of communist China ended term limits and is now Emperor for life. Turkey’s Pres Erdogan (while having not eliminate elections per se) made major strides last year to ensure that his 16 years of rule will continue indefinitely. Recently Vladimir Putin (now in power for 20 years) is on target to cease being President in 2024. Putin is clearly seeking to join the ranks of Emperors for life. How should people think about the actions of Putin?
Evangelical Double Standard Concerning Impeachment?
January 16, 2020 • Isaac Crockett, Gary Dull
Many conservative evangelicals do not believe President Trump should be impeached or removed from office based on what we have heard about the Articles of Impeachment. Some say that this is a double standard since many of those same evangelicals wanted President Clinton to impeached. Are these two events one and the same?
1/17/20 - Stand in the Gap Today
Biggest News of the Week • January 17, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, Gary Dull
Biggest News of the Week. We are joined by William Parker (Principal of BRI Investing, CEO of Grandview Asset Management) and JR McGee (CEO X-Stream Leadership Group, Geopolitical Expert, Biblical Scholar). Topics discussed include: Trade Deals & Debt. Iran’s Sinister Strategies. Putin: Leader for Life. Historic Prayer Announcement.
1/16/20 - Stand in the Gap Today
Constitutional Context • January 16, 2020 • Isaac Crockett, Sam Rohrer, Gary Dull
Constitutional Context. We are joined by David New (Constitutional Attorney). Topics discussed include: Introduction to the U.S. Constitution. The Constitutional Convention & Impeachment. Constitutional Impact. Solutions.
Why is the Privacy of Health Care Data Important for each Person?
January 15, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, Twila Brase
What are some examples of why the privacy of health care data is important for each person? How (when unprotected) is that data being used to violate citizen’s rights or can be if not protected?
Trump, The United States Supreme Court, and the Affordable Care Act
January 15, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, Twila Brase, Gary Dull, Dave Kistler
Recently 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided that the individual insurance mandate portion of Obama Care was unconstitutional. What happened? Why is the Democrat House urgently trying to get the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse it? What exactly did the Trump administration communicate to the U.S. Supreme Court about the Democrat House lawsuit attempt? Why is their intervention important for this issue and for the cause of those seeking Health Care Freedom in America? Will the Supreme Court get involved in this before the November 2020 elections? How might the trajectory of the Supreme Court’s decision to take the case affect Presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren’s desire for “Health Care for All”?
1/15/20 - Stand in the Gap Today
Health Freedom Update: Wins, Concerns, and Continuing Struggles • January 15, 2020 • Sam Rohrer, Gary Dull, Dave Kistler
Health Freedom Update: Wins, Concerns, and Continuing Struggles. We are joined by Twila Brase (Pres. and Co-founder of Citizen’s Council for Health Freedom). Topics discussed include: Major Win for Health Freedom. Trump, USSC, and the Affordable Care Act. HIPPA and the Struggle for Patient Privacy. The Necessity for Health Care Privacy.