John Eidsmoe

We also have the great Pastor Caspar McCloud coming on to talk about his rockumentary, the woke left wanted to shut it down, the premiere in Atlanta, but of course, that will not happen.

And we have my good friend Bill Armour, co-founder and CEO of Grace Precious Metals, to break down Trump's very interesting comment about how we could get out of the $40 trillion in debt by using inflation, by printing money, I guess.

So, uh, he'll be here to break that down.

Also, the incredible things we're seeing in the bond market as more and more major holders of US bonds move away from the, from those financial products and what that means for the dollar and of course, for us, for the US economy.

take?Well, I think it's really easy to go back 400 years and judge a man who did a lot of great things with a contemporary lens, but I think people need to look at the fruit of what Christopher Columbus was able to achieve and see that it was the creation of America, the most prosperous country in the world, and the evils he was able to combat and the sharing of the Christian gospel of Jesus Christ, um, was really a generational impact that he had.

Um, and frankly, um, you know, even if he did some of the things that he's accused of, which I'm not saying, uh, he is guilty of those things, but e- even if he was, let's say, I think the payoff for that and what we were able to receive with Western civilization, the formation and discovery of America, um, outweighed the bad, but I don't even think that's true.

And, uh, our good friend John Eidsmoe has a great book on this, Columbus and Cortes, where he goes through and actually debunks a lot of those myths.

And people need to really recognize that the reason the left hates Christopher Columbus, uh, was because he was a Christian man from Europe who came, uh, and ended up squelching a lot of evils that indigenous people were doing, a lot of pagan ritual sacrifices, cannibalism, et cetera, and that does not play well with the DEI CRT, uh, ideology.