I'm Mike Slater from the podcast Politics by Faith. This is a crazy time in our country. It's stressful. A lot of anxiety and it's going to get worse.

And I realize that one of the things that helps me take away the stress is realizing that

there's nothing new under the sun. So on this podcast we take the news of the day and

we run it through the Bible and other periods in history to realize that we've been

through this before and we can rise above again.

Politics by Faith, anywhere you listen to the podcast, politics by faith.

Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Monday it is debate week, so let me ask you a question.

What does Donald Trump stand? So let me ask you a question.

What does Donald Trump stand for ideologically?

What does Joe Biden stand for as far

as a belief system is concerned?

I'm going to answer those questions.

First, the president.

So to me, analyzing Joe Biden's presidency he is a far left progressive guy.

But that's a change. As a senator for decades, he was a moderate conservative Democrat. But now he's not. He's a Roman Catholic. He goes to church, but he believes that there should be no

limits whatsoever on abortion. That tells us he really doesn't have a belief system.

As far as Donald Trump is concerned,

he is not an ideologue.

He is not a conservative.

He plays to the right-wing base because that's where the MAGA people live.

But Trump, if you analyze his presidency and his past is simply a deal maker.

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