Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast. We like to get into some great debates on this

program about where the world is heading and generally that means politically.

But what about faith? We see the anti-Semitism, the attacks on Jews. A

Jewish man was just killed at a Palestinian rally in California and it barely made the news.

Some media outlets had headlines like Jewish Man

Fell and died at Pro Palestine Rally,

Fell and died.

The man was struck with a bullhorn,

knocked to the ground, and succumbed to his injuries.

That's murder, folks.

But it's not the narrative the news likes. Doesn't help the Democrats like the George Floyd's story.

No headlines then that said man dies of fentanyl poisoning after George Floyd died.

No outrage over drugs, no real investigation into why this is happening.

George Floyd was murdered, but the Jewish man attacked at the rally fell and died.

There's no one to pay groups to march for the Jewish people, no one to riot and loot

after the death of a Jew or a Christian. But a lot of people have been paid

and transported to anti-Semitic rallies. In fact, these people can be busted into the Capitol.

They can go up to the White House, and they can try to push through the White House gates

and vandalize the pillars with red paint, and the media will remain silent. But not if you dare say you're a Christian, if you read the Bible,

if you share the good word of the Lord, then you should expect a spiritual battle to begin and in America folks it's here. That's right there's a strong push to mock and embarrass and destroy Christians. We know this because we have a new speaker of the House, Speaker Mike Johnson, and guess what? He dared to say his worldview comes from the Bible. Listen to him. Here it is.

Someone asked me today in the media, they said,

it's curious, people are curious, what does Mike Johnson think about any issue under the sun?

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