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Episode 65: Hope in Times of Disaster and What’s Next with the White House Scandals (An interview with Congressman James Comer, House Oversight Committee Chairman)

Episode 65: Hope in Times of Disaster and What’s Next with the White House Scandals (An interview with Congressman James Comer, House Oversight Committee Chairman)

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 In this episode, Mike and Kelly discuss the trials and tribulations that so many are enduring right now, including the many victims of our nation’s natural disasters, and the breaking news regarding their dear friend, Majority Whip Steve Scalise. They also discuss the hope that we find in Scripture about endurance.    Then, Mike discusses breaking news on the Biden investigations with another good friend and colleague, Congessman James Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, who is leading the charge in uncovering shocking new evidence.    To end on a cheerful note, Mike and Kelly share the clip of what they refer to as their favorite radio interview of all time. You won’t want to miss today’s program. 

SHOW NOTES:

Steve Scalise diagnosed with blood cancer (NOLA.com) 

Wildfire Update in Louisiana (KPLC-7 News)

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