Homeownership is essential to a strong middle class, and a stable housing market is crucial for a strong economy. At the end of the day, purchasing a home is the biggest investment nearly any individual will make in their entire lives. Homes offer families a source of comfort, stability, and continuity—but they also provide one Read More
Dr. Carson engages in a lively discussion with Dean Nelson, vice president of the Human Coalition, about the abortion debate and its impact on society and the black community. Together, they cover topics such as the moral acceptance of late-term abortions and the limits, if any, sought by liberal politicians. It’s been almost a year… Read More
There’s no doubt that in America today, the way to fight back against woke ideology is with courage and unwavering support for faith, traditional family values, and parental rights in education. Kimberly Fletcher, president and founder of Moms for America and Moms for America Action, joins us on Common Sense. She is a passionate advocate… Read More
It’s long past time we rethink our national approach to homelessness and realize as a nation that the government policy of “housing first” has not achieved the results it has promised. In fact, despite spending billions of taxpayer dollars, homelessness across the United States has only increased. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Read More
In this captivating episode, Dr. Carson welcomes Lee Strobel, a best-selling author, award-winning journalist, TV host, law professor, and teaching pastor, and known for his influential book "The Case for Christ.” Lee shares his personal journey from atheist to world-renowned Christian apologist and discusses the factors that led to his own conviction and spiritual transformation.… Read More
It’s hard to believe that we have to actually argue for the importance of family but that’s where we are these days. Dr. Carson’s guest, Kimberly Ells, understands the roots of this discussion as a respected researcher and policy advisor who has made significant contributions to the field of family issues. Hear about the troubling… Read More
The debt limit is the amount of money the government is authorized to borrow in order to meet its existing legal obligations. The current legal debt limit is $31.4 trillion, and since January 19, 2023 the Department of Treasury has engaged in “extraordinary measures” to extend its ability to fund the government until early June. Read More
The idea of combining multiple regions together to create a larger economic force is not a new concept by any means. However, statements from Russian Duma Deputy Chairman Alexander Babakov has caused intrigue and sparked a fear of global de-dollarization. At a recent international economic forum Babakov stated that the BRICS alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, Read More
Dr. Carson has a chance to speak to Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama about some of the critical issues of the day. He is doing important work and is standing firm against the excesses of the administrative state by shifting the Overton Window. Congress isn’t just supposed to rubber-stamp the desires of the executive branch.… Read More
Beth Van Duyne, representing Texas’ 24th Congressional District, talks to Dr. Carson about her work on housing, economic development, and small business. As the former mayor of Irving, TX, and Regional Administrator for HUD’s Southwest Region, she knows just how important these policies are in enabling more people to achieve the American Dream. Hear more… Read More