Ritch and radio begins in 3, 2, 1.

If there's one common thread, it might be that men perceive churches too feminine.

We have to be aggressive in the world when it's appropriate. We are warriors.

One, two, three, warriors! You are a real man when you commit to study God's word,

and you commit to being conformed and transformed into the image of Jesus Christ,

that's the biblical perspective on being a man. It's time for Ritch and radio.

What's Tont Freo? The debate has enged. This is Ritch and Radio courtesy of Reverend.

Where did he get his theological credentials? The Reverend L. Sharpton, speaking on MSNBC,

oh, they fit like a hand in a glove, talking about the issue of the importance of the Democrats,

retaining Black voters, because remember, everything in the world now is segregated so glad we've

regressed so far. The Reverend giving advice to the Democratic Party, how you can keep their vote,

and how we can reposition the abortion issue so that people don't think they're actually

involved in the taking of an innocent human being's life. The Reverend L. Sharpton using some

semantic tricks which are being employed constantly these days, change definitions, change the

issue by changing the consequences. And you're going to hear that with the Reverend L. Sharpton,

and this is a tactic that is being constantly used as a weapon.

I think that they must message it in a way that it is about choice. It's not about saying I'm voting

that I support abortion or not. Catch that. You see if you are pro-life.

You're taking away somebody's choice. Seems to me we've got ourselves another mountain Bailey here.

Hey, do you want people to have choices? Yeah, that sounds good. That choice is good.

Therefore abortion should be legal. Hold on a second. That's not what I agree to. Well,

don't you want people to have a choice? Yeah, but not with everything that is immoral.

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