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Jody Hice and guests explore the new report on the Biden administration’s weaponized DOJ, the six-month anniversary of the Iranian conflict, President Trump’s school choice and tax credit program, the expansion and impact of Pray Vote Stand chapters, and how George Washington’s faith impacted America’s founding.
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In this video 0:00 DOJ Targets Catholics & Parental Rights in Education7:20 Iran Update: Operation Epic Fury 6 Months On17:19 Pray Vote Stand Chapters & George Washington's Faith28:30 Program Close & Faith Reflections55:46 Program Close & Faith Reflections
DOJ Targets Catholics & Parental Rights in Education 0:01 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 and0:12 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Sitting in for Tony is today's host, Jody Heiss.0:19 The US military has achieved a major milestone in the Strait of Hormuz. We have successfully cleared sea mines in the strait's international shipping lanes that were laid months ago by0:30 Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Internationally recognized transit routes in the strait are free of Iranian sea mines, thanks to the incredible work of the US military.0:43 That was admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the US military central command yesterday confirming that shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz are now open after mine0:55 clearing. Welcome to this Friday, August 28th edition of Washington Watch. I'm your Friday host, Jody Heiss. So glad to have you with us. Coming up on today's program, today marks1:07 6 months since the US launched Operation Epic Fury against the Iranian regime regime. So where do things stand now? And what could potentially change in the months1:18 ahead? Well, doctor Michael Rubin, director of policy analysis at the Middle East Forum, will join us to break all of that down. Plus, a new report from the Department of Justice
1:31 highlights how the Biden administration used the DOJ to go after non mainstream Catholics. Utah congressman Burgess Owens, vice president of the House Committee on
1:42 Education and Workforce, will be joining us to talk about that as well as president Trump's school choice plan. And later in the program, doctor Peter Lilback, president Emeritus at
1:54 Westminster Theological Seminary, will join us to talk about how faith and biblical truth helped to shape and to influence and inspire America's 1st president,
2:07 George Washington. So all that and much more is coming your way in the next hour, right here on this edition of Washington Watch.
2:20 Let's start with a new report from the Department of Justice that exposes how the Biden administration weaponized the DOJ to target non mainstream Catholics.
2:32 And joining us now to get us kicked off is Washington Watch reporter, Mary Stackhouse. Mary, walk us through this report. This is pretty serious charges.
2:43 Yes, Jody. This report from the justice department, which was released yesterday, criticizes the DOJ and FBI for linking conservative Catholic beliefs to domestic violent extremism. This was found in an
2:55 internal document from 20 23. Investigators found that bureau analysts relied on unverified bias sources to paint a broad group of religious believers as potential security threats. And I wanna
3:07 point out that the report said that the DOJ said that the FBI relied on biased information to target the conservative Catholics, including information from the Southern Poverty Law Center. That's a far left anti
3:18 Christian organization who put Family Research Council on its hate map back in 20 10. The SPLC is under investigation for alleged fraud and money laundering tied to its paid informant program. They
3:30 essentially use donor money to fabricate hate. Now the DOJ has charged former director of the SPLC's intelligence project, Heidi Byerich, who's accused of funneling money to white supremacist
3:42 organizations and using those funds to support our relationship with a neo Nazi leader. Authorities describe the justice department's weaponization as a serious collapse of bureau standards. Jody?
3:56 Thank you for that, Mary. You know, today also marks the 6 month, day, anniversary, if you will, 6 month anniversary of the, battle going
4:08 on, our involvement with Iran. Can you kinda walk us through that timeline and where things stand right now?
4:14 Sure, Jody. The conflict which started on February 28th has expanded and it's lasted longer than president Trump had predicted. Earlier today, Iranian officials condemned the new wave of US sanctions
4:26 which are basically designed to cut off any economic lifelines that have been sustaining the Iranian government. The officials said that in order for negotiations with the US to resume, pressure tactics
4:38 must end. In a post on x, an Iranian official said, quote, pressure doesn't work. Meanwhile, yesterday, the commander of the US Central Command said that the Strait of Hormuz is free of mines and that
4:49 it is open for shipping. Here's a clip.
4:51 And over the past few months, our forces meticulously and quietly cleared them of sea mine threats using a combination of navy divers, navy seals, and US air power from the
5:03 army, navy, air force, and marine corps. The circumstances were challenging and dangerous to say the least, but we got the job done.
5:12 Earlier today, ships were seen passing through the Strait of Hormuz. A US ally reportedly stressed that the strait needs to return to the status of open shipping through the passage just like it was before the conflict
5:24 started. Data shows that shipping traffic through the strait actually rose slightly this week. Jody?
5:31 Alright. And looking at some international news, I think all of us have been absolutely horrified from what happened in Nepal and China. Now the rescue efforts continue to be underway after that devastating
5:43 flood earlier in the week. Mary, can you give us the latest on those rescue efforts? What's happening right now?
5:50 Sure. As you just said, rescue efforts have resumed. Today, they were temporarily paused due to risk of an overflowing lake. Now, a glacier collapse on Wednesday is what caused the
6:02 devastating flood. It unleashed a rushing torrent of rock, ice, mud, and debris that has killed at least 579 people in Nepal and 5 in China. The number of people
6:13 missing is now close to 2000 and there could reportedly be a lot more. The Red Cross has said that, around 90000 people are estimated to have been affected by this disaster. And
6:25 as of this morning, 90 Americans were among those that are missing. 5 Americans have been rescued. President Trump reportedly spoke to leaders in Nepal and said that the US would provide anything that they need. In the
6:37 meantime, we definitely wanna be in prayer for those who have been affected by this tragic disaster and over the rescue efforts. Jody.
6:45 Totally agree with that, Mary. Prayer is so needed. This is such an apocalyptic scene, that's happened this week. Mary, thank you for these updates.
6:57 Well, as students all across America dive into a new school year, the US Department of Education is reminding federally funded state and local agencies of their obligation
7:09 to comply with parental rights laws. The department wants to ensure that parents have the information and the authority they need to make decisions for their own children and is also
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7:21 saying that schools need to stop adopting policies that shut parents out of their school's choice, of their children's lives at school. And joining us now
7:33 to discuss more of this is congressman Burgess Owens. He's vice chair of the House Committee on Education and Workforce. He represents the 4th congressional district of Utah. Congressman
7:44 Owens, always great to see you, my friend. Welcome back to Washington Watch.
7:50 Thank you, Jody. And it couldn't be any more important topic than what we're talking right now. So thank you so much for this opportunity.
7:57 So look. I I wanna get to the education part of all this, but I also wanted to get your reaction to the report that was issued yesterday And this working group
8:09 actually concluded that the FBI, the Biden administration, And this working group actually concluded that the FBI,
8:20 the Biden FBI, engaged in improper and unjustified law enforcement. Your thoughts on this?
8:29 Well, you know, we're we're seeing now the the tip of the iceberg of of what really has been happening for quite a while, against our culture and our kids. And the Biden administration just was, has now become very
8:39 obvious what they were doing. The fact that we're now having these conversations about what has been happening, the parents being, the the rights being taken away from parents. Our kids as young as 3 and 4 or 5 years old
8:50 have been taught crazy, crazy ideology. And the fact that we have an administration, the past administration, that literally went after parents because they were conservatives. Those are things that we we didn't know.
9:01 Now that we do, it's important now for us to to to turn this ship around, which we're doing right now. Thank goodness for president Trump, and the innovators, those who truly believe in our culture and where we're
9:09 heading off to now. Let me just say this real quickly, Jody, because I think it's important people realize, why we're we're taking control again is so important and putting the money in the right place. The Apollo,
9:20 project, it it spent they spent over 300 and and 50000000000 dollars between 60 and and 19 73 to get somebody, a man on the moon. We spent 3000000000000 dollars, with the department,
9:32 Department of Education, which is 3 times that amount to have a result of which 70 percent of our children cannot read and write and think. So we are, at a point now, thank goodness, that we're having the right
9:42 conversation. We're about to go over the edge. Without educating our kids, we have no future. We cannot control and and and pass on our culture. So we, as Americans, we should be, 1st of all, thankful that we have a
9:53 president in place and that we we, the people, put put back in in terms of the, the priorities where we need to go moving forward. So I'm excited about this conversation, excited about about president and a and a
10:03 congress and senate that is putting together the right kind of, options for our our our parents to get back in control again.
10:11 Well, I wanna talk about, the Department of Education's dear colleague letter that that went out this week reminding federally funded schools of their obligation to comply with parental rights laws. And,
10:23 I I mean, we all believe that that parents, know what's best for their children. At least most of us seem to believe that. And yet we continue to see schools adopt policies that literally shut parents
10:35 out of the their children's lives at schools. So, I mean, schools ought to be working with parents, not against them. Right?
10:43 You know, you think so. Again, we will have to get back to what we call common sense, things that we all just take for granted. 1 is for sure that the parents the kids belong parents, not some strangers. But but here
10:54 here's what we're we're finding out. This attack on our system, our culture, the idea of faith, family, free market education has been happening for a long, long time. So we shouldn't be surprised. We now have adults who
11:06 feel that, that they should be socialist and Marxists and communists because they've been trained that by by the by our system of education. We're taking back our education. We're gonna start talking about, our our great
11:17 history, our culture, how we the people become a much better, perfect union. All of those things that will will bring appreciation is where we're now going back to. And I I'm so excited about not only school choice, but
11:28 the Trump account account, and with something called, learning employment records that will allow our next generation to have such a remarkable standing that none of us have ever thought about before. So, I'm more
11:39 excited about our future than ever before, but part of it is is is having these conversations to realize, just in recent past how much we've been under attack and what we now need to do to to win this battle for our our
11:49 our kids and our future.
11:52 Yeah. You know, earlier this week, president Trump and we talked about it, this week, but he celebrated the start of the new school year with an event at the White House Rose Garden. And during the event, he focused on
12:03 parental empowerment, school choice, and the implementation of the Education Freedom Tax Credit, which you just referenced, which is a big part of the, 1 big beautiful bill. So give me elaborate
12:15 further your your thoughts on what the president highlighted at that event.
12:20 This is 1 of the more important things that's happened to our country, and that is the options of bringing innovation and merit into education. We take for granted. We go to a store. We go to a fast food that there's
12:30 there's options. We've never had that in terms of our educational factors. So we've had a a a, a teacher's union, a leftist teacher's union whose total of the folks have been different. So we're we're right now, we're
12:41 seeing choice for children in which we're gonna have merit. We have, charter schools, which actually are public schools, but have a chance to be at the at the table competing. And it should all be about 1 thing. What is
12:52 our what is it to to make sure our kids are the smartest, the greatest, the the most hopeful? And that comes down to competition, merit, and for parents to choose which way their chill their children or whatever actions
13:02 they should have and and the direction they should go in. So very excited about this this concept, what what's happening now, and the best just to come, Jody. Absolutely.
13:11 Well, we're so excited about, what is ahead. I think there these are some very positive developments. And at the end of the day, we have to get parents more involved in the schools and the the lives of their
13:22 children at school. And I just wanna, again, publicly say to you, thank you for keeping a pulse on this and for leading, in so many ways on these this issue and so many others that are
13:34 important to parents and education as a whole. So thank you for joining us, Utah congressman Burgess Owens. Always great to have you. Alright. We've got much more coming your way. After the break, we're going to come
13:46 back and get an assessment of where the US stands with Iran as we mark today, 6 months since the launch of Operation Epic Fury. So don't go away. We'll be back in
13:58 just a moment.
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17:38 already mentioned, today marks the 6 month day since the US launched Operation Epic Fury against the Iranian regime. And while that military operation
17:50 seems to have ended, the conflict with Iran certainly continues to unfold with the US launching this week a new campaign, Operation Economic
18:02 Outcast, which seeks to sever every economic lifeline that sustains Tehran. So where do we stand right now, 6 months into all of
18:14 this? Well, joining us to discuss it and to offer his assessment is former Pentagon official, doctor Michael Rubin. He's the director of policy analysis at the Middle East Forum.
18:25 Doctor Rubin, welcome back to Washington Watch. It's always good to have you join us. And let me just get us kicked off by what does the average American need to understand about what's
18:37 unfolded over the last 6 months in Iran?
18:41 Well, Jody, the 1st thing we need to understand is this isn't just about 6 months. It's been 6 months since this phase of the war began. But remember, the Iranians declared war on the United
18:52 States, more than 47 years ago. And so, ultimately, what we saw was the United States, after taking blow upon blow upon blow, any numbers of
19:04 terrorist attacks, recognizing that this could no longer stand. Where we are? Look. I I wish we were a little bit further toward regime collapse,
19:16 but the regime has been decapitated. All the accumulated knowledge and experience of their top 30 generals in Ayatollahs is gone. In all
19:28 likelihood, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, the supreme leader, is a vegetable. If not dead, you could call him instead of Mojtaba, vegtopa,
19:40 to quote Jonathan Chanzer from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. The fact of the matter is the Iranian economy mirrors, I mean, 1 of the worst economies in the world right now.
19:52 It used to be 70 rials to the dollar. Now it's more than 2000000 rials to the dollar. So in conclusion, if I have to say where we are, remember in 19 99, Bill Clinton bombed Serbia.
20:04 And when the bombing ended, Slobodan Milosevic remained in power. But within a year, he had fallen from power in a people power revolution simply because Serbia had absorbed too
20:16 much pain, and the economy was, in the tank.
20:22 So you mentioned the economy. So what do you think about this new campaign, Operation Economic Outcast?
20:29 There's 2 I I think it's a good thing, Jody. And the fact of the matter is, frankly, I think this should have been done earlier. I mean, if we're identifying all these sanctions. But now a note of
20:40 caution. When we think about economic sanctions ending a regime, we can't project our own morality on the decision making of the government over
20:52 there because the government, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Ayatollahs, don't care about ordinary Iranians. The better analogy is what we've seen in North Korea.
21:04 You know, president Donald Trump has negotiated with the parliamentary speaker in Iran, Mohammed Bakr Khalebaf. And Mohammed Bakr Khalebaf was the man who got up and said, we're going to
21:16 starve here. But you know what? Mohammed Bakr Khalebaf is known to Iranians as being the most corrupt man in Iran. He's literally embezzled billions of dollars. He's not gonna starve.
21:28 So the question we need to start asking ourselves is if the Iranian government doesn't care about its people, are sanctions enough going to be able to end this regime?
21:40 So you've mentioned the the impact of the military phase and the how literally their economy is hanging by a thread. So and I know you don't have a crystal ball here, and I'm not
21:51 asking for that. But but do you think we're still very far away from a resolution, from a conclusion, or do you think that somehow they're we're beginning to see a light at the end of the tunnel?
22:03 You know, Jody, I think we're beginning to see a light at the end of the tunnel, especially with oil now flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, especially with, diversions to other pathways for the export of energy, for
22:14 example, across the Arabian Peninsula to the Saudi port of Yanbu in the Red Sea. But every time we have an anti Trump Democrat or a CIA
22:27 analyst deep state leak to The Washington Post or to The New York Times about how bad things are here, you're basically adding a month to 3 months to this
22:39 war. We need to understand that when when our political opposition put the desire to strike political blows
22:50 at Donald Trump above a Nash American national security, that's treasonous, and that preserves the war. Ultimately, if a Democrat or Republican is
23:02 campaigning to succeed Donald Trump, it's not enough to litigate the past. If they want to show themselves as presidential, they need to enunciate how they
23:14 would stop the Iranian campaign against the world. The Iranian desire to, quote, unquote, export revolution. Because it's not just about Washington no matter
23:26 how much we naval gaze. The Iranians and the Islamic Republic have agency. They have a strategy, and we can't pretend that this is just an internal Washington battle.
23:40 Alright. Last question. We've only got about a minute, but, what about the Strait of Hormuz? You mentioned that. The president's been clear that Iran can't have a nuclear weapon, but right up there in almost equal
23:51 priority is the Strait of Hormuz, needs to be open. So what do people need to understand about what's happening with that real quickly?
23:59 What what people need to understand, Jody, is that time is now on our side. There's only about 10 Iranian ports along the whole Persian Gulf Strait of Hormuz area, and they've been pulverized.
24:12 Every time I mean, we talk about the decline of our ordinance, the decline of our missiles, but the Iranians can't rebuild the ships. They can't rebuild the small boats. The fact of the matter is oil now seems to be
24:23 flowing, and that means that time is on America's side. Time is on our Arab Gulf allies' side. We need to recognize that. Certainly, the Iranians recognize that they can no longer make payroll.
24:35 They are in a panic, which is why, again, the real the Iranian currency has fallen to more than 2000000 to the dollar.
24:44 Thank you for joining us, doctor Michael Rubin, director of policy analysis at the Middle East Forum, encouraging news there. Alright. Coming up, we've got a lot more Washington watch straight ahead right after the
24:56 break. Stay with us.
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