It's Thursday, February 26, 2006.

I'm Albert Moller, and this is the briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

Well, the President's State of the Union Address continues to be one of the primary issues of public debate,

and as we discussed right after the President gave his speech, it was very clear that continues to be one of the primary issues of public debate.

And as we discussed, right after the president gave his speech, it was very clear that the president had given, first of all, an historically long address by most records, the longest yet

recorded.

And many in the media gave that a lot of attention.

And it's not insignificant.

But what is most significant i will argue

today is what the press is avoiding talking about what's most important right now is what the press

the mainstream press what they don't want to touch they're glad to take apart to go after to respond

to just about everything the president said on Tuesday night. They're in a joint

session of Congress. Here's the big tell. Here's what they don't want to talk about. They don't

want to talk about the president with the example of a young woman right there in the assembly.

They do not want to talk about the president calling out the transgender insanity.

And frankly, when the Democrats would not stand in honor of this young woman and the fact that she was claiming, reclaiming her biological sex as her gender identity, she was escaping this transgender confusion. When the president noted

that in his own words, not a single Democrat would stand, he simply cried out, these people

are crazy. And if you're looking at the president's face, here's the amazing thing. It was pretty clear

this was a statement of conviction. This was the president of the United States making a moral judgment.

You people are crazy.

Now, some people will question the politics of that.

What I do not want to question is the moral importance of that development.

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