Following the National Day of Prayer, we focus on good that God is doing in the culture. In today’s good news articles, the Supreme Court rules in favor of private property after union workers destroy property in protest. In Wyoming, minors are protected from transitioning surgeries. And a federal judge rules that Biden must uphold the law and protect the southern border.

Step inside the courtroom of conscience and discover how we're steering towards a more accountable America. We unfold the Supreme Court's promising direction in upholding constitutional governance, particularly in the realms of union accountability and the protection of private property. Our discussions illuminate the power of biblical and constitutional principles to shape our nation. As we celebrate recent legal triumphs that hold everyone to the same standard, including those within unions, we affirm the pursuit of justice and responsibility.

Navigating the sensitive intersection of medical ethics, this episode takes a look at gender transition surgeries being performed on minors. We weigh in on the debate with a call for prudence, proposing a traditional approach to medical care that honors the natural progression of childhood development. Applauding Wyoming's brave stance in banning gender transition procedures for minors, we shine a light on the urgent need for medical ethics to champion the well-being of our youth. This chapter is not just a conversation; it's a rallying cry for 'do no harm' to once again anchor the medical community's practices.

The scope of presidential power is a tale as old as the nation itself, and here we scrutinize both its history and its present boundaries. Reflecting on the past wrongs of Andrew Jackson and comparing current policy from the Biden administration, we underscore the vitality of our checks and balances system. Through tales of legal victories, such as the Texas AG's stand against constitutional oversights, we reaffirm the significance of a strong constitutional framework in preserving the integrity of our institutions. Join us as we examine the pillars that keep presidential authority in check, ensuring the health of our republic.

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Discover the deep roots of America's spiritual heritage and its influence on our nation's governance as we guide you through the profound tradition of prayer in U.S. history. We'll reveal the striking number of prayer proclamations—a testament to the intertwining of faith and public life—and tackle the constitutional and biblical discussions surrounding public officials' participation in these sacred events. As we respond to modern critiques, we promise to shed light on the nuanced role of prayer in America's past and present.

Journey with us back to the inception of the National Day of Prayer by President Harry Truman and trace its evolution alongside the changing definitions of "liberal" and "progressive" politics. In a candid discussion, we'll examine the biblical bedrock upon which the founding fathers constructed the nation, supported by compelling historical evidence. Embrace the stories of monumental prayer proclamations, like Abraham Lincoln's during the Civil War, and understand how such calls for spiritual renewal have decisively influenced the course of our country. This episode is not just a history lesson; it's an exploration of the enduring power of prayer and its impact on the fabric of American society.

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Could artificial intelligence be perpetuating a new wave of discrimination, under the guise of promoting fairness and equality? We tackle this paradox head-on at the ProFamily Legislators Conference, where we scrutinize the report on AI discrimination, and dissect the left's appetite for 'fairness-aware algorithms.' The push for AI to deliver equitable outcomes has been echoed by the Biden administration.

The implications of AI are profound, stretching far into the realms of banking and the criminal justice system. We uncover how AI in banking might be affecting lending practices due to CO2 emission reduction commitments, potentially sidelining some businesses in favor of others. The criminal justice system is not immune to AI's reach either; we discuss how AI influences decisions on sentencing and bail, posing a risk of embedding ideological biases from its developers. The episode also sheds light on the broader societal implications, including ties to the ESG movement and the potential emergence of a social credit score-like system.

Zooming in on the criminal justice system, the episode features a critical look at the organizations behind risk assessment tools used in legal settings, such as those funded by Arnold Ventures. We explore how these tools could be shaping legal outcomes and the real-world impact through a case study from Virginia, showing AI's power to alter judicial decisions. The need for legislation to curb the ideological influence of AI in the justice system is paramount. We wrap up by discussing legislative responses aimed at preserving unbiased justice in an age where technology's influence is inescapable. Join us as we confront these urgent issues, calling for a balanced approach to integrating AI into the fabric of our society.

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