President Donald Trump spoke at a U.S.-Saudi Arabia investment forum event in Riyadh. During the speech Trump laid out the framework for what the US plans to do in the middle east. Scott reacts and asks listeners for their thoughts.

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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic reduced the Menendez brothers’ sentences from life without parole to 50 years to life, making them eligible for parole. Scott looks at the idea of justice according to law vs justice in the kingdom of god and asks listeners what they think.

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Scott looks at the homeless crisis in Los Angeles and how it has not been able to track money spent on homeless programs. Scott asks listeners if they’ve ever gone to a faith-based recovery program and looks at why they’ve been more successful than others. Scott is joined by Captain James Fleming of the Salvation Army to discuss National Salvation Army Week, Captain Fleming’s personal story of getting clean through the salvation army, the work he did during the Palisades fire, how The Salvation army helps people 365 day a year and more.

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Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson have released a new book “Original Sin” that looks at how loyalists and family members shielded the diminished Joe Biden from full public view during his presidential term. Scott looks at the backlash Tapper is facing for being one of the journalists that defended Biden and asks listeners what they think. Scott also looks at popular podcaster Joe Rogan is making headlines after expressing doubts about the Big Bang theory, saying he finds the story of Jesus’ resurrection more believable than the scientific explanation for the origin of the universe. Scott asks listeners what they think of his comments.

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Trump signed an executive order asking drugmakers to voluntarily reduce the prices of key medicines in the United States. The order cites no obvious legal authority to mandate lower prices. The order said the administration would consider taking regulatory actions or importing drugs from other countries in the future if drugmakers do not comply. Scott asks listeners what they think of the idea of lower drug costs?

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Scott looks at Columbia University calling in the NYPD to arrest more than 70 pro-Palestine protesters who had occupied a library reading room, the university and its affiliate Barnard College suspended several students who had been present in the library. Acting Columbia University President Claire Shipman would later condemn the anti-Israel protesters who took over the library. Scott asks listeners what the right discipline is for protests like this are?

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