Dr. Ben Carson discusses the importance of colorblindness and the dangers of identity politics with guest Andre Archie, Ph.D. He has a new book, “The Virtue Of Color-Blindness.”They explore the impact of racialist ideologies on society and the need to judge individuals based on their character rather than the color of their skin. They also… Read More
Late last month, the Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new tailpipe pollution limits, which the New York Times called “one of the most significant climate regulations in the nation’s history.” These new regulations effectively require that about 70 percent of new vehicle sales be battery-powered electric or hybrids by 2032—even though electric vehicles Read More
Dr. Carson welcomes comedian, actor, and author of the book, “You Can Do It,” Rob Schneider to the podcast this week. Rob shares his experiences and views on the entertainment industry and its political leaning and the importance of free speech. At the core of the conversation lies a profound respect for the country's founding… Read More
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is on a quest to dominate the United States via various economic, military, and even social means. National security threats (especially from the Chinese) come in several forms, but one in particular is gripping the nation: the incredibly popular social media app TikTok. This seemingly harmless app is proving to Read More
This two-part Common Sense Paper explains the history of Presidential succession both prior to and following the ratification of the 25th Amendment. Part 1 focuses on the early history of Presidential succession, from the ratification of the Constitution until 1967. This paper (Part 2) focuses on the drafting and ratification of the 25th Amendment to Read More
This two-part Common Sense Paper will explain the history of presidential succession both prior to and following the ratification of the 25th Amendment. Part 1 focuses on the early history of presidential succession, from the ratification of the Constitution until 1967, which illustrated the need for an amendment. Part 2 focuses on the drafting and Read More
Pastor Darren Whitehead, author of “The Digital Fast,” joins Dr. Carson to discuss the positive impact of stepping back from social media through a 40-day digital fast. Together they explore the detrimental effects of excessive screen time and social media on mental health, particularly among teenagers. Pastor Whitehead shares insights on guiding individuals and communities… Read More
The terms assisted suicide and euthanasia are commonly used interchangeably, however, they refer to slightly different procedures. Assisted suicide involves an individual ending their natural life through self-administered lethal drugs prescribed by a physician. In contrast, euthanasia, also commonly known as mercy killing, broadly refers to the practice that involves a physician administering a lethal Read More
March 25th is National Medal of Honor Day. On today’s episode, Dr. Carson is joined by Medal of Honor recipient Drew Dix. Dix was the first enlisted special forces member to receive the nation’s highest award for valor. They discuss bravery, sacrifice, and the timeless virtues that forge a nation's character. Through the lens of… Read More
On Monday, the Supreme Court heard arguments for NRA v. Vullo, a case in which the National Rifle Association (NRA) alleged that its free speech rights were violated, and it was being targeted for its political views. As a background to the NRA’s claim, Maria Vullo, the New York Superintendent of the Department of Financial Read More