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December 19, 2025 · 59 min
Today on WW: President Trump signs the NDAA; defunding gender rejecting care; the return of faith to the Pentagon; congressional demands for ending Syrian sanctions; disturbing assisted suicide news.
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In this video 0:00 Opening Headlines and Uplifting Christmas News4:37 NDAA Signing and Key Political Developments12:55 Capitol Hill Recap and Health Care Reforms18:28 Revival of Faith in the Military and Christmas Reflection29:47 Syria Sanctions, Euthanasia Advances, and Biblical Insights
Opening Headlines and Uplifting Christmas News 0:00 Hello. I'm Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council and host of Washington Watch. Thanks for tuning in. Every day, we offer a biblical perspective on the news as well as insightful interviews with elected0:12 leaders, newsmakers, and culture experts. We have a great program planned for you today, but first, get up to speed on the top headlines with Washington Stand's news brief.0:27 Welcome to the Washington Stand news brief. I'm Sarah Holiday with today's top stories. The suspect in last weekend's mass shooting at Brown University was found dead in a storage facility0:39 in New Hampshire. Authorities believe it may have been a self inflicted gunshot wound. However, they're sure the shooter's list of victims include not only those at Brown, but0:51 also a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who was killed 2 days later. Identified as a 48 year old Portuguese national, the suspect had attended Brown University1:03 over 2 decades ago and was a former classmate of the murdered MIT professor. Yet, despite those links, authorities say the motive for the killings remains a mystery.1:15 But with Christmas right around the corner, we'll turn to some brighter news. AmericaFest 20 25, the annual conference hosted by Turning Point USA, kicked off this week in Arizona.1:27
1:39 CEO Erica Kirk took the stage at MFest without her husband.
1:45 This is a full circle moment for me. 2 years ago, my husband stood on this stage
1:59 and said, here I am, Lloyd. Use me. And boy did he.
2:06 All of you are here because you know that you're sitting saying, I wanna do something. So that's why you came here. You came here to meet other people to
2:15 know that you're not in this fight alone. Missus Kirk honored Charlie as a truth teller assassinated for his convictions while vowing that his movement would press forward. She
2:27 challenged attendees, 80 percent of whom were newcomers, not to merely observe, but to let the conference transform them, stretching convictions and inspiring action. In fact, that same
2:39 spirit of renewal and celebration echoes across the nation this Christmas season. Through an executive order, President Donald Trump signed a new established federal holiday this year,
2:51 Christmas Eve and the day after Christmas. Meaning, most federal employees will enjoy an extended 5 day weekend. Notably, while presidents have granted time off for Christmas Eve before,
3:03 sometimes a full day or even just a half day, receiving 2 whole additional days is uncommon. And you know what else is uncommon? Seeing staff at the Pentagon led by secretary of war
3:15 Pete Hekseth break out into Christmas worship.
3:21 John chapter 1, and the word was made flesh
3:24 and dwelt among us. Born in Bethlehem, 2000 years ago, the greatest story ever told. And the best part about it
3:36 is it's a true story. And 1 I know every single day you face unthinkable and maybe even seemingly impossible obstacles as you protect the freedoms that we enjoy. And I just want to know that
3:48 there are so many people lifting you up in prayer and committing to pray for each and every 1 of you daily.
3:53 Isaiah 9 6 reads, for to us, a child is born. To us, a son is given, and the government shall be upon his shoulder. And in his name shall be called wonderful counselor,
4:05 mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace.
4:09 I'm so grateful to God for each and every 1 of you and so grateful for the sacrifices that you make.
4:13 For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen. God bless you and a merry Christmas to each and every 1.
4:28 Headlines are commonly dominated by wars, hostility, and division. The very stories we bring you each day. So it's encouraging to pause and share moments of genuine uplift. And those are today's headlines. I'm Sarah
NDAA Signing and Key Political Developments
4:39 Holliday. Tune in to the Washington Sand News Brief on Monday.
4:52 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and
5:04 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Sitting in for Tony is today's host, Jody Hice.
5:10 When I became majority leader, I made it very clear that I was committed to funding the government through the regular order consideration of appropriations bills, not through an omnibus or long term
5:21 CR, oftentimes written behind closed doors. The regular order process gives senators from both parties the fullest chance to make their voices and the voices
5:33 of their constituents heard, which is why I'm disappointed that we will now be moving to our second package of appropriations bills tonight. Republicans were ready to go, but
5:45 unfortunately, my Democrat colleagues are not there yet.
5:51 That was senate majority leader John Thune last night after Democrats made an unsuccessful final attempt to pass a minibus. They tried that right before the house and the senate
6:03 went on recess. Welcome to this December nineteenth edition of Washington Watch. I am your Friday host, Jody Heise. Thanks so much for joining us. Alright. Coming up after
6:15 a busy week of votes on Capitol Hill, including things like the NDAA and the Republican health care measures, including, by the way, letting the not so Affordable
6:26 Care Act subsidies expire, Congress has now gone on recess and Maryland congressman Andy Harris will be joining me here momentarily to recap the week and to discuss
6:38 what's ahead. And then later in the program, doctor David Clawson, director of the Center for Biblical Worldview here at the Family Research Council will be joining me to analyze this week's news
6:50 from a biblical perspective, including the important news and updates on euthanasia.
7:03 Well, President Donald Trump signed the nearly 1000000000000 dollar defense bill into law Thursday night. That's the National Defense Authorization Act. It is a record
7:15 901000000000 dollars in military spending, including pay raises for the troops and new ships and aircraft, billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine. The law also
7:27 boosts US security commitments in Europe. It limits troop reductions there, and it codifies several of President Trump's Pentagon priorities. And joining me now
7:39 to discuss this and bring us some other highlight news is Sarah Holiday with the Washington stand. She's been following today's stories. Sarah, let's start with this 1. The president has signed
7:51 the defense bill, the NDAA into law. What's in it, and why is it drawing a lot of attention?
7:59 Thank you, Jody. The fiscal 20 26 NDAA funds the military at 901000000000 dollars, which is actually 8000000000 more than Trump requested.
8:11 It includes 800000000 dollars for Ukraine, funding for the Baltic states, and restrictions on reducing US forces in Europe. The law also supports missile defense and eliminates
8:23 certain Pentagon programs, all of which aligns with Trump's priorities. Here's what senator Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate Armed Services
8:37 consecutive year that congress has come together across the aisle and across 2 chambers to send the president a bill designed to sustain and strengthen the national defense. And the president will sustain and strengthen
8:47 the national defense, and the president will enthusiastically sign the most sweeping upgrades to DOD's business practices in 60 years.
9:00 Jody, experts are noting a tension with Trump's usual stance on Europe. The bill strengthens security commitments abroad, which is something he has opposed before. Ultimately, Congress has
9:12 passed the NDAA every year for 65 years, making it 1 of the most enduring pieces of US defense legislation. Jody.
9:22 Yes. That's 1 of those must pass bills. Very interesting. In some other news, Sarah, I wanted to ask you about New York City's mayor, Alex Zoran Mamdani. He's 1 of his top age
9:34 resigned literally after just 1 day on the job. What in the world led to that sudden departure?
9:42 Yes, Jody. Catherine Almonte de Costa stepped down as director of appointments after old social media posts surfaced containing anti Semitic comments. She apologized, saying she
9:54 deeply regrets the harm she caused and didn't want to distract from the work ahead. Mayor elect Maamdani, the first Muslim and self described socialist to be elected mayor, condemned the posts and
10:05 accepted her resignation. The controversy comes as Mamdani faces criticism over past anti Israel remarks he's made, which led to struggles in winning support from the Jewish community.
10:17 Groups like the Anti Defamation League say the situation highlights the need for transparency and accountability in his upcoming administration. Jody.
10:28 Pretty bumpy road getting started there. On some international news, I saw secretary of state Marco Rubio is saying that the US is pushing for progress on several major Middle East
10:40 issues. Can you give us the latest of whatever diplomatic actions are involving Israel and Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and so forth?
10:50 Yes, Jody. Speaking at the state department today, secretary Rubio said the US is hopeful talks between Lebanon and Israel will prevent further conflict. He said the
11:02 goal is a stronger Lebanese government and the eventual disarmament of Hezbollah.
11:08 We are hopeful that the talks between Lebanese authorities and the Israelis will create outlines and and, a way forward, that prevents further conflict. I think I I don't speak the Israeli government. I can only tell you
11:19 an echo what they've said publicly, and that is that if they feel threatened by Hezbollah, they will take actions in their defense against them. So we all would hope that we could avoid that. Right? We would all hope
11:28 that in order to have peace, you have to avoid that. And the best way to avoid it is to have a strong Lebanese government that can actually control the country and that Hezbollah is no longer an armed threat to Israel or
11:37 to the Lebanese state. And that's what we're committed to hoping to achieve.
11:43 Secretary Rubio also said that the Trump administration is working to enforce the Gaza ceasefire through a proposed international stabilization force. Meanwhile, the US has
11:54 officially lifted the most sweeping sanctions on Syria. Known as the Caesar Act, the measures were imposed in 20 19 over human rights abuses under former president
12:06 Bashar Assad after Assad was ousted late last year. Supporters argued these sanctions were blocking reconstruction and economic recovery. Syria welcomed the move today.
12:18 However, the decision has drawn criticism, with some lawmakers warning that lifting sanctions weakens US leverage. This comes as reports continue a persecution against Christians in Soweto,
12:30 and concerns grow over religious freedom and protections for Druze, Christians, and other minority communities. Jody.
12:39 Yes. That is certainly an issue raising a lot of concern. In fact, a little bit later in the program, we'll be joined by Oklahoma congressman Jasper Keane who will be zeroing in on that issue, the sanctions and the
12:50 situation there in Syria. Thank you so much, Sarah. Appreciate the updates. Alright. I want to, draw my attention now and get a perspective from someone on Capitol Hill now that
Capitol Hill Recap and Health Care Reforms
13:02 the senate and the house is on Christmas break. I want us to look back at what happened this past week and this past past year, but, but also start looking ahead as to what we can expect to
13:14 take place in congress in 20 26. And joining me now to discuss this is congressman doctor Andy Harris. Of course, he's the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, also a member of the Appropriations
13:26 Committee. He represents the first congressional district of the great state of Maryland. Doctor Harris, always great to have you on Washington Watch. Thanks for joining me.
13:35 Great to be with you, Jody.
13:38 Okay. A lot of news out there this week. You guys have been extremely busy, but looking back at this week in particular, we'll start there. What do you hope that the American people, saw,
13:50 unfold on Capitol Hill?
13:52 Well, the most important thing we did, Jody, is we actually dealt with, health care premiums, for over 150000000 Americans, not just the Biden bonus, Obamacare enhanced subsidies, for
14:04 a hand a a few million Americans, but literally changing or attempting to change health care law to allow decreased premiums and more choice,
14:15 patient choice, for literally 150000000 Americans, and we did that. Again, no Democrats joined us. I was I was surprised, because I thought they were all about lowering costs and affordability. But,
14:27 apparently, it's only if if you're on the unaffordable care act, though, that that's the only cost they care about. And they then their solution to that is just more government subsidies instead of actually changing the
14:37 law and, shifting some of the some of the power in health care, from insurance companies to patients.
14:47 Yeah. I was kinda surprised at that as well. Another thing that happened this week, although not specifically in congress, but indirectly, but the HHS announced a series of proposed regulations,
15:00 putting an end to the gender mutilation of minors. By the way, that's what the left calls gender affirming care. But but nonetheless, this is an issue that I know you and several of your colleagues
15:12 have been pressing the White House on. Does this look like it actually flowed perhaps from some of your conversations with the administration, do you think?
15:22 We think it did, Jody. I know as part of the negotiations on 1 big beautiful bill, we wanted the White House to crack down on Medicaid funds, so federal, taxpayer dollars being spent on what we
15:34 call what I call gender denying or gender rejecting care, because that's really what it is. It doesn't affirm gender. It actually rejects or denies someone's gender, and, and especially for children. We think
15:46 that that that form of mutilation, that form of, of, health care abuse, really, has to end in the United States.
15:54 Yeah. Absolutely. And, thank you again for taking your lead on that. Going back to Capitol Hill, you know, 1 thing that happened seemed to happen every single year when I was there, and I know you're accustomed to it as
16:06 well. But this Christmas, no omnibus that's gonna be voted on, that that you're gonna have to unwrap whatever's in it for the American people. But I wanted to share a quick quick quick
16:18 clip for you from speaker Johnson. He was talking with Tony on their weekend program called This Week on Capitol Hill. But let me share this quick clip and, get your reaction to it.
16:30 Now the third year in a row, because this is my third December. You know, Tony, we're not talking about an end of the year Christmas omnibus spending bill. Right? We broke the fever. We finally have changed the way
16:40 congress does it. We're getting back to the regular appropriations process, 12 individual separate bills instead of just doing it all in 1 big massive piece of legislation right before Christmas. So that look. That's a
16:52 big innovation. It's a big thing.
16:55 Anything you wanna add to that?
16:58 Well, look. The the house is way ahead of the senate on that. We passed all the 12 bills through the committee. We passed a handful of them, through the floor and, of course, 3 bills, just a few weeks ago, we passed,
17:10 through both chambers into the president's desk. We don't have omnibus bills. We don't we the Christmas omnibus was really just a way to increase spending and, you know, let the big big spenders up, plot things
17:22 behind closed doors and smoke filled rooms. We're doing away with that. It's a slow progress, but we're making progress. And the American people should be very happy about that because that's the first step in solving
17:33 our fiscal problems.
17:36 Absolutely. And congratulations for breaking that the link in that chain. About 30 seconds or so left. What are some of the big priorities that, you'll be facing, coming back in January?
17:48 Well, we do have to still deal with, the health care cost issues. Again, hundreds of billions of dollars flowing to insurance companies that don't, result in health care. They result in actually denying health care by
17:59 companies. And then we have to tackle, government spending and government waste. And, the administration has been doing a great job, and congress hopefully can help.
18:08 Well, thank you so much, Maryland congressman doctor Andy Harris. Great job for a great year, really, first year of this new administration. Thank you for your leadership on so many
18:20 fronts, including the Freedom Caucus there. Keep the torch ablaze. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.
18:26 We will. Merry Christmas, Jody.
Revival of Faith in the Military and Christmas Reflection
18:28 Thank you. Alright, friends. Coming up, I wanna discuss the return of faith. The return of faith is taking place at the Pentagon. It's really quite moving. And we wanna look at
18:40 it and discuss what it means for our men and women in uniform. So stay tuned with us. This is gonna be a very encouraging segment. We'll get to it right after the break.
18:52 Hello. I'm Tony Perkins, and I wanna invite you to join me for Stand on the Word, a daily journey through the Bible, 10 to 15 minutes a day. That's all it takes, And in no time, you'll have finished the entire bible. And
19:02 along the way, we'll learn how to apply God's truths to the world in which we live. As we're about to start a new year and as our nation is about to celebrate 250 years, there's never been a better time for a fresh
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19:15 in the word of God.
19:15 To join us, text bible to 6 7 7 4 2. That's bible to 6 7 7 4 2. Family Research Council, along with congressional
19:27 friends of FRC, present the Christmas story, a reading from the gospel of Luke. And it came to pass in those days that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus
19:39 that all the world should be taxed.
19:41 And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.
19:45 And all went to be taxed everyone into his own city.
19:49 And Joseph also went up from Galilee out of the city of Nazareth into Judeo.
19:53 Unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem.
19:57 Because he was of the house and of the lineage of David, to be taxed with Mary, his spouse's wife, being great with child.
20:03 And so it was, that while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered.
20:08 And she brought forth her firstborn son and wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger.
20:15 Because there was no room for them in the end.
20:18 And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the fields keeping watch over their flock by night.
20:24 And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone around about them, and they were sore afraid.
20:31 And the angel said unto them, fear not for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy.
20:36 Which shall be unto all people.
20:38 For unto you is born this day in the city of David a savior, which is Christ the Lord.
20:43 And this shall be a sign unto you. You should find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
20:50 And suddenly, there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host
20:55 Praising God and saying glory to God in the highest and on earth peace, goodwill toward men.
21:02 And it came to pass as the angels were gone away from them into heaven
21:06 The shepherds said to 1 another
21:08 Let us now go even into Bethlehem and see this thing which has come to pass.
21:12 Which the Lord hath made known unto us.
21:15 And they came with haste
21:16 And found Mary and Joseph and the babe lying in a manger.
21:21 And when they had seen it, they made known abroad the saying which was told them concerning this child.
21:26 And all they that heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds.
21:31 But Mary kept all these things upon them in her heart.
21:34 And the shepherds returned glorifying and praising God.
21:38 For all the things that they had heard and seen as it was told unto them.
21:43 Merry Christmas.
21:44 Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas from FRC.
21:54 Hope you're all prepared for a Merry Christmas. Thank you for tuning in today to Washington Watch. I'm your Friday host, Jody Heise. Glad to have you with us. Alright. Earlier this week, secretary of war, Pete Hegseth,
22:07 hosted a Christmas service in the courtyard of the Pentagon's massive complex, and the program included remarks from the secretary along with Reverend Franklin Graham,
22:19 and it was explicitly billed as a service celebrating Christmas. Wow. What a change from the Biden administration.
22:31 Earlier this week, secretary of Higgseth also announced announced some major changes to the war department's chaplain program. Well, what are the changes and what are they going to mean going
22:42 forward for the thousands upon thousands of Christian men and women in uniform? Well, now here to unpack that and more is Chris Moats. He's a senior counsel at First Liberty
22:54 Institute. Chris, welcome to Washington Watch. It's an honor to have you.
22:58 Thank you, Johnny. Pleasure to be with you.
23:01 Okay. First of all, if you would remind us of some of the religious freedom violations that we've seen under the Obama and Biden administrations when it came to military chaplains. I know First
23:13 Liberty Institute was instrumental in many of those cases.
23:18 Yeah. That's right. Religious freedom in the military obviously isn't a partisan issue. It's a constitutional 1. But, unfortunately, we've seen different administrations take very different approaches. COVID was a
23:30 very difficult time for religious freedom in the military. We saw tens of thousands of troops, leave the military, during that time. Religious accommodation requests were rejected in
23:41 mass effectively. None of them granted while at the same time, we saw medical and other administrative exemptions granted, clear religious bias. We've also seen in the past, suppression
23:53 and sense censorship of of chaplains, you know, reprimanded, send censored for preaching biblical truth. And, First Liberty has been really honored to to step
24:05 in and and defend those chaplains and and those service members over the years.
24:11 Yes. You you brought a cup a couple of them. My time in congress dealt with both of those issues. I know we were covered up during the COVID era with with, complaints and just
24:23 absolute religious liberties being trampled upon by our men and women in uniform. Why do do you think that took place? What was the message that the previous administration was
24:34 trying to send?
24:36 Well, they're really sending a message that faith and religious freedom were subordinate to critical theories that sort of reign supreme as political ideologies. We saw these
24:48 DEI struggle sessions and sort of the punishment of any sort of religious descent, that it it was intended to send a a clear message. If you stand up for your faith, we're gonna come after you. It will be
25:00 very painful. And, that had a a real chilling effect. You know, people began asking questions like, is it is it safe? Am I gonna get in trouble if I'm living my faith and,
25:12 you know, public as a as a Christian or a person of faith? So it's very encouraging to see that shift.
25:20 Yeah. It really is. It's like a shift of night and day right now, and I know recruiting is up and, many of those men and women, some of them have come back because the the change that's taken
25:32 place. So I I that's a good segue to just asking your, of your overall assessment of secretary Hegseth changes that he's making. Let's start with the chaplaincy.
25:45 Well, it's it's it's wonderful to see, you know, to to see his message earlier this week. I mean, he highlighted this, army spiritual fitness guide, hundred and 12 page document, supposedly focused on
25:57 spiritual fitness. But in all these, you know, thousands and thousands of words, hundred and 12 pages, mentions God only but once. That's kind of shocking to see. For so for him to very clearly just say, I'm
26:08 rescinding this. We are, we're gonna go back to where faith is honored and cherished. We're not afraid to to speak the name of god. That's a really, really encouraging thing, and is indicative of
26:20 good things to come, I think.
26:23 Do we know what some of those specific policy changes will be? What will it look like?
26:30 Well, kind of relatedly, actually, president Trump's religious liberty commission just met last week in Dallas. And in that meeting, they specifically looked at religious freedom in the military.
26:42 They're gonna be making some recommendations to the president that we're really excited to see. We know the whole administration has been very strong on religious freedom. It's not just tolerated. It's it's actually
26:53 cherished as a sort of source of strength for our armed forces. That's that's really great. 1 1 thing that we're excited about, in the in the next year is, a bill that's circulating right now, the military
27:05 Chaplain Act being sponsored by representative self of Texas, looks strongly positioned to be included in the National Defense Authorization Act next year, something that would elevate
27:17 conscience protections for military chaplains and, would give them a stronger position, a stronger footing as as really religious and spiritual advisors, to the commanders and in their service to the
27:28 troops.
27:31 Congressman, self is a great leader. He's on the program with us frequently. I'm glad to see him leading on that issue. Are there some other policy recommendations that you would suggest to
27:42 possibly enhance these protections that we're seeing come about?
27:47 Yeah. And this is something that we know the administration is is doing. They're giving very clear guidance to commanders that religious accommodations need to be given. They're you know, when a troop has
27:59 makes a a request for a religious accommodation, maybe a change of work schedule so that they can attend Sunday worship, all sorts of different, requests that they come to a commander's desk. Commanders need to be
28:10 empowered to affirm their troops' faith, recognizing that it is a source of strength. It makes them a better troop, to to be able to live their faith fully. So so changes like that are are really
28:21 positive. We're very encouraged, to see them. And, and we we do think there's there's more coming.
28:29 So your overall thoughts and more coming, that's great to hear. Your overall thoughts on how secretary Higgs has promoted the role of faith throughout the whole Pentagon.
28:40 Yeah. It's I mean, the worship services that he's done is very striking. There's been a kind of a a general sense in the last number of years that we need to take care not to offend anybody.
28:53 You know, in in legal the so called heckler's veto. You know, under under an old outdated case law, you know, 1 person that was offended, the heckler could kind of veto the
29:05 whole thing. Let's know more. It's never been the case in the military. We there's always been a a tradition of of having chaplains. But what we're seeing with secretary Hengstath leading the way in bringing faith kind
29:16 of back into the Pentagon, kind of really elevating the role of chaplains as not as social worker
29:23 Change. Workers or
29:23 as he put it, emotional support officers, but as as as as men of God, leading troops, pastoring their souls, it's really encouraging to see. And I think it's gonna help Chris,
29:34 we gotta leave it there.
29:35 Free to leave their faith. Very
29:37 good. Chris Moats, senior counsel at First Liberty. Thank you for joining us. Alright, friends. Coming up, Jasper Keane will join me with what's happening in Syria. Very important news, so stay with us. We'll be backShow more
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