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February 27, 2026 · 59 min
The Epstein probe reaches President Clinton, the Boy Scouts' moral decline, the American military’s Middle East build-up, and the hits and misses from President Trump’s State of the Union Address.
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In this video 0:00 Opening Headlines from a Biblical Perspective4:52 Investigating Epstein: Accountability and Justice21:55 Prayer for America and Iran Nuclear Standoff31:56 Reforming Scouting: Back to Biblical Foundations41:55 Biblical Worldview on Transgenderism and Abortion
Opening Headlines from a Biblical Perspective 0:00 Hello. I'm Tony Perkins, president of 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 elected0:10 leaders, newsmakers, and cultural experts. We have a great program planned for you today. But first, get up to speed on the top headlines with the Washington Stands news brief.0:26 Welcome to the Washington Stands news brief. I'm Sarah Holliday with today's top stories. The third round of US Iran nuclear talks wrapped up in Geneva yesterday. Omani mediators0:38 claimed significant progress even though no final deal was reached. Iran's foreign minister said the discussions were the most intense so far. He also said technical sessions are set to0:50 resume next week in Vienna. Tehran says it has a sovereign right to enrich uranium. Meanwhile, president Donald Trump is demanding Iran dismantle its key facilities1:02 like Bordeaux and Natanz, export its stockpile of enriched uranium, and commit to permanent 0 enrichment in exchange for limited sanctions relief. Backing Trump's1:14 stance is America's strongest Middle East buildup since 2003. 2 carrier groups, stealth jets, warships, plus the new task force scorpion with autonomous Lucas Kamikaze1:25 drones fully ready if diplomacy fails and Trump acts to stop a nuclear Iran. But if you turn your eyes to Capitol Hill, you'll see Democrats pushing war powers
1:37 resolutions aimed at limiting military options against Iran. Some Democrats are calling Trump's tactics reckless, while others say they will lead to another endless war.
1:47 But but an optional war at the whim of a president ordering troops here and there around the globe as if they're a powerless guard for no articulated rationale puts our kids at risk
2:00 in a completely unacceptable way.
2:03 Yet amid all concerns remains Iran's clear threat, which an APNork poll revealed 80 percent of Americans agree exists. Americans see Iran's program as a
2:15 moderate to serious threat with almost half deeply concerned. Trust in Trump's military decisions, however, is mixed, indicated by a 56 percent disapproval.
2:27 However, a separate post State of the Union poll has Trump's approval jumping to 51 percent among likely voters. The increased optimism is tied to economic wins, border security
2:39 and clear contrast with leftist agendas. Well, switching to California, the state is now the first to face a lawsuit over unchecked antisemitism
2:51 in K through 12 schools. Brandeis Center, Stand With Us and Jewish parents have sued the Department of Education, Board and Superintendent in California for failing
3:03 anti discrimination laws and equal education guarantees for Jewish students. Reports detailed the horror. A boy was beaten unconscious as his peers screamed, let's get the
3:15 Jew. Yet, even at the new school he was later transferred to, 1 of his classes featured a free Palestine poster and another, the Palestinian flag. In California,
3:27 there have been crass walkout chants, teachers pushing anti Semitic propaganda, and even the glorifying of Intifada. The lawsuit is seeking more
3:38 monitoring, reforms, training, and funding penalties, all of which comes alongside existing federal probes. Now finally, a win for fairness just happened in
3:50 Missouri. The House passed a permanent ban on biological males in female sports at both public and private schools and colleges. The law requires that sex be defined by biology
4:02 and genetics at birth with birth certificate proof required. Schools that violate risk losing state funding and girls are eligible to sue for injunctions and fees. Supporters see this as an
4:14 essential protection for female athletes. Now, it heads to the senate where it is expected to pass. And those are today's headlines. I'm Sarah Holliday. Dive deeper with the
4:25 Washington Stand, Family Research Council's outlet for news and commentary from a biblical world view at washington stand dot com. And check out our long form conversations on the outstanding podcast. For more stories
4:37 that matter, be sure to tune in to the Washington Sand News Brief on Monday.
Investigating Epstein: Accountability and Justice
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
5:03 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Sitting in for Tony is today's host, Casey Harper.
5:10 Again, no one's accusing anyone of any wrongdoing, but I think the American people have a lot of questions. And our house oversight committee is committed to getting answers. We're committed to
5:22 transparency. We're gonna continue to, seek the truth, try to figure out how the government failed the victims, and try to hopefully hold more people accountable.
5:34 That was congressman James Comer, chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, earlier today as another day of depositions begin regarding Jeffrey Epstein. Welcome to this February
5:46 20 seventh edition of Washington Watch. I'm Casey Harper, the managing editor for broadcast at the Washington Stand, and I'm honored to fill in today as your guest host. Coming up, it's been 7 days
5:58 since president Trump warned Iran of, quote, bad things if a new if a deal over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program was not made within 10 to 15 days. And after yesterday's negotiations
6:10 in Geneva concluded without a deal, the president said he's not happy. What does that mean? We're gonna discuss that. Plus, the Pentagon is trying to help the organization formerly known as the Boy
6:22 Scouts find its way out of the woods of wokeness. But are they in too deep? That and more is straight ahead.
6:34 Former president Bill Clinton testified today before congressional leaders who are investigating sex offender and disgraced financier, Jeffrey Epstein. The former president was questioned by the House Oversight and
6:46 Government Reform Committee in a closed door deposition. Joining me now is Washington stand reporter, Sarah Holliday. Sarah, what came out of this deposition today?
6:57 Thank you, Casey. Today, former president Bill Clinton was questioned about his ties to Epstein from over 2 decades ago. In an opening statement, he shared on social media at the outset
7:09 of the hearing. The former president said, quote, I saw nothing and I did nothing wrong. The deposition, which took place in Chappaqua, New York, marks the first time a
7:21 former president has ever had to testify to congress. Speaking to reporters today, Democratic congressman Robert Garcia, along with other Democratic representatives, called on president
7:33 Trump to be brought in to testify.
7:35 We are now asking and demanding that president Trump officially come in and testify in front of the oversight committee. He appears in the Epstein files next to next
7:47 to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell almost more than anybody else. So So it's time for the president to answer questions about why files are missing from the DOJ, why there's been a White House cover up, and
7:59 why we continue in that administration to call this investigation a hoax.
8:05 Here is house oversight committee chairman James Comer's response.
8:10 A ranking member Garcia asked president Clinton, quote, should, should president Trump be called to answer questions for this committee? And president Clinton said, that's for
8:21 you to decide. And the president went on to say that, the president, Trump, has never said anything to me, to make me think he was involved,
8:34 and he met with Absa.
8:36 Casey, today's deposition comes a day after former secretary of state Hillary Clinton testified before members of Congress. She claimed she had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes and doesn't ever
8:47 recall meeting him. Casey.
8:50 Thanks, Sarah. She didn't seem too happy to be there. Well, wanna move to a different story. We saw today at least 25 arrests have been made in connection to those anti ICE protesters who invaded a worship service
9:02 at a church in Minnesota. Sarah, can you give us the latest?
9:06 That's right. Attorney general Pam Bondi announced today in a post on x that the justice department has charged more than 30 people who took part in the attack on City's Church in Minnesota. In the post,
9:18 she warned, quote, you cannot attack a house of worship. If you do so, you cannot hide from us. We will find you, arrest you, and prosecute you. In addition to the 25 arrests
9:30 that have already been made, she said there will be more to come. Earlier today, FBI director, Kash Patel, said to date, 39 people have been indicted over their role in targeting City's Church
9:42 with multiple arrests occurring last month, including former CNN anchor, Don Lemon.
9:48 Thanks, Sarah. 1 more. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced that the Department of War will continue to support Scouting America, which is formerly known as Boy Scouts of America, after they agreed
10:00 to drop their DEI initiatives. Pretty interesting. Sarah, can you walk us through this story?
10:06 Well, in a video released on social media today, secretary Hegseth said he had seriously considered ending support for Scouting America over their diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
10:18 and essentially woke culture efforts. He said that the organization had lost their way and that the focus on God as the ruler of the universe had been watered down to
10:30 include openness to humanism and earth centered pagan religions. Here's how he put it.
10:37 I decided to meet with the current scouting leadership to convey our deep concerns. Based on that face to face conversation and subsequent conversations, Scouting America agreed to make
10:48 several key reforms. These and other changes that Scouting America's leadership committed to, in that room right over there, will hopefully result in a rededication to the foundational
11:00 ideals that have defined scouting for generations.
11:04 Scouting America did agree to some reforms, such as ending its DEI initiatives. They also agreed to eliminate a merit badge requiring scouts to, quote, realize the benefits of diversity,
11:16 equity, inclusion, and ethical leadership. The Pentagon will introduce a new military service merit badge. On scout applications, there will only be 2 sex designations, male and
11:28 female, and the application must match the applicant's birth certificate. Casey?
11:34 Sarah, I was in the boy scouts. I never got the equity badge, I guess. Probably for the best. My chance. Thanks thanks for that report, Sarah.
11:40 Thank you.
11:41 Now I wanna go deeper now into the closed door depositions of the Clintons before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Joining us now to discuss this is criminal defense attorney Joseph Tully. He's a
11:53 founding partner at Tully and Weiss attorneys at law. Joseph, welcome to Washington Watch.
12:00 Thank you so much for having me on, Casey.
12:02 Absolutely. I wanna start with yesterday's deposition with former secretary of state Hillary Clinton. What can you tell us about that?
12:11 Essentially, she denied everything, did so very sternly. The conclusion from from her point of view is she knew nothing. She didn't know Epstein. She never met
12:23 him. She had no knowledge of any criminal activities that he, that he was participating in. And that's her ground that she stood on. That was her hill to die on.
12:35 And, she I believe she successfully defended that. I didn't see a lot of impeachment going on.
12:41 Sure. And so today, former president Bill Clinton is testifying. What do we know coming out? I know it's behind closed doors, but what do we know so far?
12:49 So Bill Clinton released his opening statement on social media, and he's essentially doing the same thing, as Hillary, denying everything. He's saying, I knew Jeffrey Epstein because we
13:01 have it it's provable that they had a lot of, close contact. There's a lot of photos of them together. However, he's saying I had no knowledge of his, illegal activities. I had no
13:13 knowledge of any sex trafficking. Had I known, I would have turned him in. That's disgusting behavior. And then I think an extra jab he put in there, to insulate himself is
13:25 and by the way, that was my wife that you had in here yesterday, and you should be ashamed of yourselves for bringing her in here when she knew nothing and you knew that she knew nothing. And I'm summarizing or
13:36 paraphrasing, but I I think that's what his testimony, is boiling down to today.
13:41 Yeah. And yesterday, we saw the former secretary really say things like you should ask my husband that question. She, did you know, as I said earlier, didn't seem too pleased to have been invited or really compelled to
13:52 go. Let me ask you, as, an attorney, when you see all this evidence that we do know of in the Epstein files, I mean, some of it is more relevant than others. But if you're thinking about, maybe the Clintons or
14:04 others involved as your clients, how do we think about all this evidence and how how serious or, damning it really could or could not be?
14:14 So in terms of Hillary Clinton, I don't see strong connections between her and and Epstein, but, I don't think that the her connection to Ghislaine Maxwell was
14:25 probed, that significantly. We know that Ghislaine Maxwell was invited to, their daughter Chelsea's wedding. There are photographs of that.
14:37 So I I didn't think that there was, a lot of a full court press, so to speak, on on Hillary Clinton. It was pretty, subdued, and very
14:49 cordial, which is that that's nice to see in American politics. With Bill Clinton, I do think that there is a lot of significant evidence. So you always wanna, as an attorney, look at the
15:01 evidence. What does the evidence show is your guide? You don't go by emotion. You shouldn't go by bias. You should, as an American, assume everybody is innocent till proven
15:12 guilty. But that being said, you should explore the evidence, and law enforcement has a duty to explore the evidence here and and go where the evidence goes. There's we have
15:25 flight logs with Bill Clinton on the Lolita Express. We have photographs with Bill Clinton and minors. Now some of those minors have been,
15:37 or who were minors at the time have been interviewed, and I haven't seen any reporting, talking about Bill Clinton, doing anything bad by by the people that he's pictured with.
15:49 However, I do think there there are significant ties, that would be very troubling if I was Bill Clinton's attorney.
15:55 Yeah. And I absolutely agree that everyone is innocent until proven guilty, and this isn't just directed the Clintons either. Just more broadly, I think many many Americans feel that there's a whole lot
16:07 of evidence about a whole lot of different people, and yet no one's really going to jail except maybe a couple of people overseas. But why has there been such a lack of transparency and accountability in
16:19 this whole Epstein saga?
16:22 So I think, disturbingly, we can look to Pam Bondi's statement and her saying, well, if we were to prosecute everybody in the Epstein files, the whole system will collapse. And if you were to ask the average
16:34 American, their response is then let it collapse. Americans aren't overly fond of Washington DC. It hasn't been performing to our benefit in decades. And for that statement to come out, I think, is
16:46 is very, tone deaf on the part of the Department of Justice. And what the evidence shows is that there's a significant network, that that's
16:58 operating above government, that's operating above agencies. And this is not a conspiracy theory. This is confirmed in the Epstein file. So it's really not,
17:09 individuals, and individual really won't cut it. If Americans really wanted to address the evil that we see in the Epstein files, we would have to, prosecute the
17:21 network, and and look at look at how, treat maybe treat it like a RICO case. What is this conspiracy? Again, that that is a legal term, which I believe the evidence justifies.
17:34 Well, there's a lot there. Another question people have, I think, is, you know, Jeffrey Epstein was doing this for a long time. Why did it take so long for this to come out? And for those not aware, what did
17:46 the Democrats do on this when they were in power?
17:51 The Democrats didn't do too much. Right now, I believe currently, we're Americans are fortunate enough that we're all together behind, standing
18:03 up to evil, particularly evil as it relates to children, and, you know, sex trafficking and some of the other horrors that we've seen in the files. Americans are united on that, and
18:15 that's really what is pressing this. Congress didn't want to pass the Epstein Transparency Act. The American people were united and impressed for that. So I think that, you know, we we
18:27 can, to some degree, use the 2 party system. The Democrats wanna get Trump. The Republicans wanna get the Clintons. We just need, unbiased,
18:40 investigation Right. Of what's going on. We need a solution that can't
18:43 allow us to persist.
18:44 We have to leave it there. I appreciate that. Coming up. Up. Thanks, Joseph. Coming up, we're gonna talk Yvonne. Stick around.
18:54 When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for 1 people
18:58 to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another
19:02 And to assume among the powers of the earth
19:04 The separate and equal station to which the laws of nature
19:07 And of nature's god entitled them.
19:10 A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes
19:15 Which impel them to the separation.
19:18 We hold these truths to be self evident.
19:20 That all men are created equal.
19:23 That they're endowed by their creator. With certain unalienable rights.
19:27 That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
19:31 That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. Deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
19:39 Happy 200 and fiftieth.
19:41 Happy 200 and fiftieth.
19:42 Happy 200 and fiftieth.
19:44 Happy 200 and fiftieth birthday, America.
19:46 May god bless America. You see, America has freedom for a purpose. The question is, are we living
19:58 by that purpose today? See, the founders understood we as a nation would be accountable to God for what he had granted to us. They sought freedom
20:10 for a purpose, and that freedom was given to us as a nation for that same purpose, to serve God, to honor him, and to live as a people under his authority.
20:23 At the 20 26 National Gathering for Prayer and Repentance in Washington DC, members of Congress, state leaders, evangelical leaders, and intercessors from across the
20:35 nation united as 1 voice in prayer.
20:38 Heavenly father, thank you so much for this gathering. We do repent, and we ask for your continued favor and blessing over our nation even when we don't deserve it.
20:47 I thank you that because of the shed blood glorious righteousness of your son, Jesus Christ, a sinner such as myself can boldly approach your
20:59 throne. You said that you helped the humble, and we're asking just now that you would help us,
21:09 lord.
21:20 We pray that you humble us, help us to follow after you with all our hearts so that we can see righteousness exalted in this nation and this nation restored to you. We know that's not by our power. It's not by our
21:32 might. It is by your spirit.
21:34 Freedom has a name. His name is Jesus. And freedom has a purpose. It is to honor and glorify you. We pray that we would return to that purpose. Amen.
21:55 Welcome back to Washington Watch. I'm Casey Harper, your guest host for today. Tensions continue to thicken between the US and Iran amid these ongoing nuclear talks as a US
Prayer for America and Iran Nuclear Standoff
22:06 military presence in the Middle East is growing. The US has positioned its first kamikaze drone squadron into operational readiness as president Trump weighs strikes against Iran. The president
22:18 warned Iran of, quote, bad things if no deal is made within 10 to 15 days. We're now 7 days in to that warning. Meanwhile, secretary of state Marco Rubio will be travel travel
22:30 traveling to Israel on Monday, where he will discuss Iran as well as other regional priorities, such as president Trump's Gaza peace plan. Is hope fading to reach a diplomatic
22:42 solution to this standoff over Tehran's nuclear program? Is the US on the verge of military action? Sure feels like it. Well, joining us now to discuss these topics is Christopher Holten, senior analyst and
22:53 director of state outreach at the Center for Security Policy. During his 20 plus years with the center, Christopher has directed the center's divest terror initiative and Sharia risk due diligence program.
23:05 Christopher, welcome to Washington Watch.
23:08 Thank Thank you very much for having me.
23:10 Sure. I wanna dive right in. I'm glad you're here. What do you make of these latest nuclear talks between the US and Iran and the growing military presence in the region? Because right now, to me, it feels like a powder
23:21 keg.
23:23 It's difficult to view these talks outside the prism of the last 40 years in which, we have tried to talk to the Iranians. Others in the
23:34 west have tried to talk to the Iranians, and it's a waste of time to try to make a deal with the Iranians. If they make a deal, all they're doing is playing for time.
23:46 So, I don't think much of the talks at all. History shows that talking to the Iranians, plays into their hands.
23:58 You know, you're not alone in that assessment. But let me ask you, just considering the scale of the military power currently in the region, which to my knowledge is the largest since the Iraq invasion, to what extent is
24:10 this actually just preparation for potential military force, not just diplomacy?
24:15 Well, I think that partially, it's, a show of force. President Trump had said that he was considering a military strike to try to convince the Iranians to negotiate in
24:27 good faith. Those types of strategies in which a military operation is conducted to send a political signal to get the other side to react the
24:39 way that you want them to historically has not worked very well in any scenario. So I hope that in reality, it's a show of force to show the
24:51 Iranians what is waiting for them. But I have no faith that the Iranians are going to view it that way. The
25:03 regime is in a place right now where it sees its future, in a very short time frame, and they don't like that. And they're not going
25:14 to be very easy to negotiate with in good faith. They'll just lie as they've always done for 40 years. So, the military buildup,
25:27 is something that's meant to send a signal, and also to get the assets in position to launch an attack if it's necessary. But in reality,
25:39 we should be letting the Israelis take the lead on this. They have assets on the ground in Iran. In fact, there were 4 major fires in sensitive Iranian facilities today in Iran,
25:51 which probably the work of the Iranian of the Israelis. They have assets on the ground in Iran. They have intelligence, that a human
26:03 intelligence that we don't have access to. They also have a very robust military capability as well. It's important that we back up the Israelis, in this scenario,
26:16 but it's, in my opinion, probably best to let the the Israelis, go after the Iranians first.
26:25 You know, I 1 thing we're seeing is everyone's trying to predict what's gonna happen. I mean, at a certain point, the the aircraft carriers can only stay in that region so long. Things are so tense. We have this 10 to 15
26:35 day deadline. So the big question is when, especially with Rubio heading over there allegedly, early next week to Israel. Let me ask you if this is meaningful to you. The state department authorized that nonessential
26:46 personnel leave the US embassy in Israel due to what they call safety risks. Does this signal anything maybe that the administration believes the retaliatory strike from Tehran could be imminent?
26:58 It might mean that, but it might also be for show, to, try to put pressure on the Iranians. Like, we're getting ready to attack. We're pulling all of our diplomats diplomats out and
27:10 and nonessential personnel out. Incidentally, we can have carriers in that part of the world almost indefinitely. Not necessarily the Lincoln and the Ford, but we can rotate carriers in and
27:22 out of that region of the world just as we've had. I'm 63 years old. My entire lifetime, we've rotated, aircraft carriers in and out of that region. So I don't think that's an issue.
27:34 Yeah. That that's a good that's a good point. I mean and there there's a question about the crew, and I know at least 1 of the crews has been deployed quite a while, but there's ways to to switch them in. You know, this
27:44 raises questions. So if we do get entangled in some kind of military conflict with Iran, which seems very possible, How does this impact China? Does this embolden them to move against Taiwan when so many of our resources
27:56 are suddenly tied up, or do we deal with Iran so quickly that they wouldn't be so bold?
28:01 Well, China has to be ready to go after Taiwan on its own, so it wouldn't necessarily give China an opportunity if China's not ready to conduct an amphibious assault to take
28:13 over Taiwan. But what we are seeing are reports that the Chinese are taking advantage of the situation to try to sell advanced weaponry to the Iranians, including
28:25 hypersonic anti ship missiles. So, this does involve China because China does sell weaponry to, it
28:37 the Iranians, and so do the Russians, by the way. And China will be a customer for Iranian oil, if
28:49 if allowed to be as well. So China does play a role in this.
28:53 Yeah. There's the economic concerns as well. We got about 30 seconds. I wanna ask you what you make of, you know, vice president JD Vance's meeting with these Omani negotiators, and it surprised me to see Rubio heading
29:03 over to Israel when there might be about to be a war breakout in the region. What do you make of that? About 30 seconds.
29:10 Well, I I think, Rubio will be safe. I don't think it's necessarily I'm glad to see that he's going over there. I think he's got a very sober view. I prefer him
29:22 over Witkoff for sure. I think he's got a lot, more experience in these matters than Witcoff does. I I don't have a whole lot of faith in Witcoff.
29:33 Alright. We're gonna have to leave it there. Christopher Holton, really appreciate you coming on, taking the time.
29:38 Thank you for having me.
29:40 Absolutely. Alright. Up next, we're gonna talk about the Boy Scouts. Not to call that anymore, but have they lost their way, and can they come back? We'll be back. Stick around.
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