Join us for the usual #FridayFishFry on the show, but with a twist, as we welcome in the co-author of the No. 1 best-seller "Faucian Bargain" Mr. Todd Erzen.
We discuss the book & the latest in the Branch Covidian. Who is our #RichardOfTheWeek?
Donald Trump decided to blame the GOP's failure to reach its goals in the 2022 election on "abortion extremists." Was he right or could it have been that all the losers that cost Team GOP in the election were highly Trump-backed candidates and he's just CYA?
ESPN decided it finally would give in to God, calling on everyone to pray as Buffalo Bills player, Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field and was in critical condition after a seemingly routine play in the game. While, we certainly would agree with ESPN that prayers are needed, does ESPN really mean it or was this just a ploy for temporary sympathy? God does not take to being mocked or used kindly, so unless ESPN is now in service of God, not politics, maybe they should think twice about their actions.
The man currently calling himself Lia Thomas won the NCAA women's 500-yard swimming championship on Thursday. Protests raged on both sides of the trans-athlete debate outside the venue, while Mr. Thomas dominated in the pool.
We discuss the reaction and ask are compassion and competition something that can or should co-exist in sports. #QuestionEverything #TheAfterthought #CriticalThinking
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The House Oversight Committee says they have the proof of direct financial ties between the Chinese Communist Party and the Biden family. Andrew and Pat discuss that, plus Donald Trump's God Complex and Vivek Ramaswamy's presidential chances too — all on a Truth of Fiction Tuesday!
The Fed and U.S. Treasury come up with a plan to save Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank over the weekend, but it's definitely not a taxpayer bailout...or is it? We discuss the failing of two large regional banks and the response to it. Also, it's NCAA tourney time, we make our picks and the Critical Thinking book club is back as we talk about "Rise of the Fourth Reich" chapters 3 & 4.
How does a business kill itself? By making it easier and cheaper to provide its only revenue source...especially when that revenue source is even more limited. Yet that's what Planned Parenthood it doing.
We talk that and much more on today's #CriticalThinking
