Center for Christian Virtue

His name is Samuel Say.

He does a podcast with Aaron Baer of the Center for Christian Virtue.

And Samuel Say was detained at the John Glenn International Airport over the weekend.

And he's now in the Butler County Jail having a warden burger with Sheriff Richard K. Jones serving it up.

No, thanks for having me.

Hey, so why this topic? This has been something we've been diving into more and more here at Center for Christian Virtue and obviously on The Narrative.

But of all things we could be talking about today in America, why did you want to go dive deep into what Islam is doing in the West today?

Well, I think it's important for people to understand the nature of the threat.

And I think – And again, we'll talk about this more at the summit.

But when I came into CCV, we were called Citizens for Community Values.

And we changed the name to Center for Christian Virtue.

And we've unpacked a little bit here of how the left is waging war on reality.

In this federal legislation to regulate the NIL bill, they put in words.

But we've fought for a decade, the Family Policy Alliance or family councils like Aaron Baer at the Center for Christian Virtue in Ohio, to advance this, even overriding governors to protect girls' sports and girls in the locker room.

You go to Congress and the senators... put in this vague language, which would have done two things.

First, it would have taken over the local decision-making of the 50 States on this issue potentially.

It's simply diverting money toward folks who already made the decision to go to private school, and religious schools as well.

Yeah, and some of the religious groups that, um, you know, obviously have schools or work with schools have certainly been very supportive of these programs, groups like the Center for Christian Virtue, of course, um, the Catholic, um- Arms of these schools have certainly been very supportive of this.

Um, so you know, I know Yitz Frank, who's president of School Choice Ohio, um, told Joe that they vehemently disagree with the ruling, and they're confident that when they appeal it to the Ohio Supreme Court, the Supreme Court will kind of fall on the side of school choice.

And of course, as we've already talked about, the Supreme Court has the partisan makeup that would allow you to assume that they would, um, side with folks on the school choice side.

And let me just say this.

I had Peter Range on with me of Center for Christian Virtue.

He's the pro-life division of that group.

He was on, uh, talked about March for Life, and pro-life is absolutely on the ballot.

Well, folks, it's important for Christians to get out and vote.

And we're going to talk to our good friend, Peter Range of Citizens, or excuse me, Center for Christian Virtue.

And he adds up the pro-life division of that organization.

And they just had a big event in Columbus called March for Life.

Always happy to be on the program with you.

Well, thank you.

Well, thank you for the great work that you're doing and working for Center for Christian Virtue and the Pro-Life Division of that great organization.

And, of course, tell us about March for Life because I was able to see some of the pictures and some of the audio clips, video clips.

And then we'll also talk about the Christian privilege discussion.

compare to reactions about Islamic education, and also talk about life-wise political alliances, which include the Hate Group Family Research Council, the Center for Christian Virtue, Alliance Defending Freedom, and Moms for Liberty.

And these are people that want to come in and take children out of school for Bible study.

And then the second part, part two of this interview in the next episode, we'll be talking about hidden costs to taxpayers, some specific case studies of violations of the Supreme Court decision, including Alliance Defending Freedom's fake letter about it.

I mean, LifeWise is not just...

this RTRI program.

I mean, they are, you know, involved with, you know, the Family Research Council, with Center for Christian Virtue, with Alliance for Defending Freedom.

Moms for Liberty.