America Must Shape Up, Or China Wins

America Must Shape Up, Or China Wins

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No Kings and No One Under 50 + The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The "No Kings" protesters assembled again over the weekend, and it was a giant confab of Vietnam protest leftovers. The TPUSA Frontlines team talks about the mixture of violent Antifa and aging liberals that went out to protest the children, funded by Chinese money. Michael Knowl ...  Show more

From The Archive: Charlie and Erika at Amfest 2024

Charlie and Erika made a tremendous team and that was never more obvious than when they took the stage together, as they did on Faith Night at AmFest 2024. Charlie and Erika talk about how to make a marriage work, the responsibilities of husbands and wives, their weekly sabbath t ...  Show more

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