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0:06 Good afternoon. I'm Victoria Marshall and welcome to a special edition of the Washington Watch news desk. Today, we're going to explore the future of legacy media. Trust in the media is an allThe Decline of Legacy Media 0:17 time low with only 31 percent of Americans saying they have a fair amount of trust in mainstream outlets. More and more Americans are now getting their news from social media. Pew Research Center found0:29 that 1 in 5 Americans are getting their news from social media and that number is much higher for Americans under 30. Joining me now to discuss this is editor in chief of the Washington0:41 stand, Jared Bridges. Jared, thanks so much for joining me today.0:46 Good to be here, Victoria.0:48 So, Jared, trust in the media is at an all time low. More Americans are getting their news from social media than ever before. Is legacy media dying?0:59 Oh, I think it's certainly on its death throes and gasping for air. And just the very fact that our viewers right now are watching this on a platform that is not mainstream1:11 media says a lot. We have, people are going from to social media. They're going to other alternative platforms. There have been fragmentation that1:23 has happened all over the place. You know, as as much as, you know, in the early nineties, networks, the big 3 networks, and then Fox came in1:35 as a as another network kind of ruled the airwaves. Then you had in the in the eighties, CNN and cable news kind of taking, route there. But now1:47 the fragmentation just happened everywhere.1:50 Do you think that's because Americans distrust legacy media? Or is it more because our attention spans are declining and, you know, it's easier to access news on social media because we're on our phones all the time?2:02 What do you think2:03 is causing?2:04 I think2:04 it's a combination. They're, people do distrust media a lot more now. They've you know, they were tied to these big networks that2:16 had the huge staffs and, you know, correspondents all over the world. And now it's they have other opportunities. So we're we're seeing the the2:28 effect of other opportunities coming about and people being able to access them easily, through the Internet. You know, first, the Internet. There were blogs and then social2:39 media, YouTube now. A hundred and 50000000 people in the US watch YouTube on our TVs every month. So the there are other the other other2:51 avenues are available. The availability is meeting the demand. I don't I'm not sure. I mean, there there was distrust of the media a long time ago, but it was all you had at the time.3:03 Yeah. That makes sense. So both the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times declined to endorse a nominee for president this past election cycle. Do you think this reflects more on how bad a candidate3:15 vice president Kamala Harris was? Or was it a desire to appeal to more middle of the road moderate voters and regain their trust?3:23 I I think it's the latter. I think there's they're trying to they see the problem. They see that they are perceived as very partisan, always in the camp3:35 of the left, and they see audiences fleeing everywhere. So this this is somewhat of an attempt. I don't know how effective it it was, but attempt to say, okay.3:47 Maybe we shouldn't be in the business of stumping for candidates. And I and I think that the perception of of a lot of people is that that is what they do.3:58 Yeah. That makes a lot of sense. Do you think, do you think this attempt by legacy media outlets to be a little bit more moderate will be successful? Like,4:10 what can they do to regain Americans' trust?4:14 I think they have to stop pretending to be objective if they're not. And, you know, follow the lead of of of these alternative outlets and and4:25 just be who you are. If you're gonna be in the camp of the left, say it. If you're not if you're gonna try to be objective, be objective.4:35 Yeah. I think that's so true. Well, Jared, thanks so much for joining me today. And that's today's segment. Up next is watch and watch. We'll see you next time with more news.Profiles in Leadership: Faith and Politics 4:52 From the heart of4:53 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 newsmakers, all5:05 from a biblical worldview. Setting in for Tony is today's host, Jody Heise.5:12 Merry Christmas. Thank you so much for joining this very, very special edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host, Jody Heise, a senior vice president here at the Family Research Council and5:24 president of FRC Action. We are so thrilled to have you join us. And let me just say, all of us here at FRC are deeply, deeply thankful for each and every single5:36 1 of you, our viewers and our listeners. We hope that today has been for you, a hope filled a day filled with hope, joy, peace, and love as we all5:47 celebrate the birth of our lord and savior Jesus Christ. And we are reminded that the word tells us that unto us a child is born, a son is given, and5:59 the government shall be upon his shoulders and his name shall be called wonderful counselor, mighty god, everlasting father, prince of peace. Isaiah 9 6,6:11 how awesome that is. Again, merry Christmas to you. And for this special edition, we're going to share with you some interviews that Tony had with 4 different members of congress. This is all part of6:23 our profiles and leadership series that you can find, by the way, at FRC's stand firm app. If you don't have the app, we encourage you to get it, and I'll share with you how you can do that a little bit later in the6:34 program. But these interviews go beyond the policies and politics and all the news of the day. They dive into the hearts of these different lawmakers and the faith that6:46 drives them. Featured today will be Texas congressman Randy Weber, Oklahoma congressman Jasper Keene and Kevin Hearn, and Florida congressman Greg Stubbe. And6:58 each of them have a unique story to share on how god guided them to where they are today, and we're happy to bring them to you today as maybe a little gift from us to you. But if you miss any portion7:10 of today, again, you can catch this program, this edition at tony perkins dot com. We're not only this, but all, many, many past additions and tons of resources. So, again, be sure to7:22 bookmark that web page tony perkins dot com. Also, as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ here at FRC, we encourage you to join us as we continue shining the light of7:34 biblical truth right here in Washington DC and across the nation. And this Christmas season, every dollar you give is doubled through a generous limited time challenge match that7:46 we have. All of this helping us to defend faith, family, and freedom in the coming year. And together, we can all stand for these biblical values and proclaim the only true source of hope for7:57 America, Jesus. If you'd like to give and join us, you can do so by texting the word light to 6 7 7 4 2. And let's do it. Let's shine the light of Christmas,8:09 the light of Christ together as we enter a new year. Alright. Let's, jump into our first interview today. This is, when Tony sat down with congressman Randy Weber, who serves the fourteenth8:21 congressional district of Texas. We begin with the story of how congressman Weber came to faith in Christ, and it is an awesome awesome story. Here's how Tony got that8:33 part of the conversation started.8:38 Let's talk a little bit about that faith. Now you you and I have interacted quite a bit, and and I know that you are a man of deep abiding faith. I've seen it in your8:49 prayers. Let's talk about that encounter that you had with God, a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Let's talk about that.8:59 Okay. Well, I grew up in the sixties, child of the sixties, flower power, drugs. I was into drugs, very deeply into drugs. I was actually selling drugs. I was a small town9:10 drug dealer selling marijuana by the lid. We'd buy pounds at a time. We'd sell lids.9:15 Well, now you're just being business. Now I'd9:16 be in business. I know. LSD, uppers and downers. I mean, I was really your basic booger head. Well, I was living with a girl. We were selling drugs out of her apartment and, a friend of mine named Jeff9:28 Wilson used to come by and buy marijuana from us. He Came by 1 night and he knocked on the door and he said, Randy, I got something I want you to try. I thought it was some kind of new drug or something. You know, he9:38 said, I want you to go to church with me. And I said, Jeff Wilson, you have lost your mind. I mean, I grew up in a family that went to church twice a year whether it did it or not. You know you9:50 know this. Right. Right. And but my girlfriend wanted to go to church. So we went there to a church that was on fire, taking people in off the street in their own homes, getting them off of drugs,10:02 of prior homosexuals, prior drug addicts. So as I said, maybe the marriage is in shambles, prior alcoholics, and down on their luck out of the job. They really loved Jesus and it showed. It really showed.10:14 There was a guy there, a second guy named Jeff Cawthorn with a real deep voice that was kind of praying for us and loving on us. Long story short, my girlfriend got saved and kicked me out of her apartment. And so10:26 where'd that leave you? I started searching. I was gonna play search because I knew there was something more powerful here than than me, you know. And I was working as a welder's helper in a construction facility. And10:38 so I started playing church. I quit smoking, drinking, cussing, telling bad jokes. Although my kids today say, dad, you still tell some pretty bad jokes. I said, I'm talking about dirty. Not that bad. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.10:50 And so long story short, I they my girlfriend was at my mom's house. I moved back in with my parents on July second, 19 73. I was born the first time, July second, 1911:02 53. Reborn July second, 19 73. But anyway, I got home. My mom and my girlfriend was there with my mom, cooking me a birthday dinner. The guys at the11:13 chemical plant, when I quit smoking and drinking and cussing and all that, they were merciless on me. Man, they were tough on me. You can just imagine. So they convinced me to go out to to the11:25 bar, but it's my birthday, Weber. Come on, go to the bar, which which I did. Back to smoking, drinking, cussing, telling bad jokes, things I hadn't done in 4 months. I I was playing in church those 4 months, Tony.11:37 So I get home. My mom gives me a a, living first I deemed my own a Bible. First Bible gave me a living Bible. I'm walking down the hall from the kitchen to my bedroom, and the Lord says to me, read11:49 Ephesians 5. Well, I didn't know if Ephesians I didn't know where Ephesians was, Old Testament or New Testament. So what do I do? Go to the table of contents. It's in the old New Testament. I didn't know Ephesians had 512:01 chapters. Got 6. Paul writes living bible that's come to our attention that you some of you have fallen I'm paraphrasing it. We've fallen back into your own ways. And it talks about dirty stories, coarse jokes. These are12:12 not for you. And later on in Ephesians it says, arise, oh sleeper, and Christ will give you light. My knees and I said, Lord, you're talking directly to me.12:24 Please come into my life and be my personal savior. I rose went down on my knees as a on the way to hell, died in the wool center, you know, up a child of the king. I walked down the hallway into where12:36 my girlfriend, my mother was, and she said, you've been crying. I said, I just got saved. She goes, wow. The phone rings in the kitchen. Now that was house built in 72. So it was orange formica countertops.12:48 It was the phone like this.12:50 -You're on the road now.12:51 -Oh, absolutely. And it was Jeff Cawthorn, deep voice. He said, Randy? I said, Yeah, Jeff. Just got saved. I13:03 spun around with my girlfriend. I said, This is Jeff on the phone. He knows I just got saved. Did you call him? And she said, Jeff? Jeff? Who? Which Jeff? Jeff Cawthorn or Jeff Wilson? I said, No. This is Jeff13:15 Cawthorn. He knows I just got saved. She said, Well, praise the Lord. Tony, God put a stamp on my life. You'll never doubt. You'll never forget. That's how I came to be a child of the king, the lord and13:27 savior Jesus Christ.13:29 When that's part of the foundation that you bring to this place, the nation's capital, and it's that I have to say this from my observation13:41 of of of Irani is that that sensitivity and that, tenderness from that moment back in 19 73 is still there. Yeah. It is.13:53 To to he who is forgiven much loves much. And to him much is given, much is required. I never forget that. Never forget that.14:02 There's a radical transformation of your life?14:04 Man, was it? Out of a life of drugs. Well, quite frankly, being a child of the world, the devil, if you will, to being a child of the king, the most high God.14:15 So how does that influence you today as a member of congress? As you said, only 288 from Texas have served in this capacity.14:23 If I14:23 have the numbers right. Yeah.14:24 So how does that influence you today?14:28 Well, I think our nation, as I said earlier, was ordained by God. We should be a nation of Christian values and principles, and we should walk by those ordinances and principles and, and quite frankly, the 1014:38 commandments in the only 1 true holy book, and that's the Bible. And that's how we should walk, that's how we should govern, and that's how we should actually treat each other too.14:50 You have a sense of confidence because you've seen the work of God in your own life. So you know this is real. Oh, yeah. So when there's this great15:01 attack that we see on faith, this this effort to try to suppress Christianity in the public space, I mean, we what we've been talking about here, people would say, well, that's Christian nationalism, that you would15:13 bring your faith to this place. How do you respond to that?15:17 Well, actually, it's Christian rationalism. The only way I can rational this is that if I had not gotten Jesus Christ as my savior, I would still be I might not even be here quite frankly because 2 of my friends died of15:29 drug overdoses. 1 died in prison. Another 1 died after he got out of prison. So I would say it's it's Christian rationalism that is this is a God ordained country. And the reason it is what15:40 was it Alexander de Tocqueville said the reason America is great is because America is good. And it's because we're based on God's holy word. It's just that simple. Christian rationalism will coin a new phrase.15:52 I like that. I mean, because if you if you think about it, it is the only rational explanation for a life transformed, a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. As he said, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No16:04 man comes to the father Absolutely. But by me. You're not alone up here. There are other bible believing, god fearing Christians that is kind of the untold story of16:16 Washington DC. Not a lot of people see that.16:18 Yeah. We need to be more vocal about our faith. Jesus said, anyone who's ashamed of me before men, of him will I be ashamed16:30 of my father who is in heaven. Jesus Christ paid much weight to have a price for me, for me to ever be ashamed16:39 of him.16:41 But when they see when people, people watching this program hear your testimony, they see you, you you've been at, our annual gathering for the the day of16:52 repentance, prayer and repentance that we've done the last 2 years at the Museum of the Bible. You've prayed openly as a member of Congress. People see that, and and they take hope in that. Because if a if a leader17:04 can be bold in their faith, they can as well.17:08 I would hope that they take great hope in that and that they would stand up for Jesus Christ, stand up for God almighty and and say, you know what? There's a right way and a wrong way to do things, and we need to get17:19 back on the path of the right way. And what did you just quote? John 14 6, I'm the way, the truth, and the life. And I'm gonna paraphrase, and no country, you know, can can make this happen without17:31 me.17:32 Well, that was Texas congressman Randy Weber during an exclusive sit down interview that's part of our profiles and leadership series that you can find on FRC's stand firm app. This is17:44 a special Christmas day edition of Washington Watch, and we are going to encourage you. If you've not already done so, you wanna be sure to have our stand firm app as we17:55 enter into a new year. You will find so much valuable information there from news of the day from a biblical perspective to Washington Watch a host of different, things that you will beFaith in Action: Stories from Congress 18:07 able to find to help your walk with the lord and how to look at our world from a biblical perspective. If you don't yet have it, you can go to your favorite Apple Store, Google Play, or wherever,18:19 or you can simply text the word app, a p p, to 6 7 7 4 2. You'll definitely wanna do so. Now we've got more interviews coming your way.18:31 Not only congressman Weber, but more coming your way right after the break. We're gonna have Josh Purkin. So stay tuned. Much more of Washington Watch on this special Christmas day editions coming your way18:43 right after the break.18:54 During these challenging times for our nation, Family Research Council continues to serve as a watchman on the wall for faith, family, and freedom. And together, thanks to your support, we're making an19:05 eternal impact. 20 24 has been another year of shining the light for biblical truth in Washington DC. 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Family Research Council thanks you for partnering with us for another year of standing for faith,21:17 family, and freedom.21:21 Looking to grow closer to God in the new year? FRC's stand on the word spiral bound journal is here to help. Dive deeper into scripture with thought provoking questions, note taking space, and context for each21:32 book and author. This second edition covering Isaiah 2 Revelation will guide you in tracking your journey through God's word while deepening your faith in Christ. Order now at f r c dot org slash21:44 store or text journal to 6 7 7 4 2. Perfect for you and your loved ones.21:54 Merry Christmas. Welcome back to this special Christmas day edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host, Jody Heise. So glad to have you joining us today. Today, as you have probably already seen, we're22:05 sharing some excerpts from some exclusive interviews that Tony had with some members of congress. You can find these interviews on FRC's Stand Firm app. The whole thing22:17 is called Defending the Faith Profiles in Leadership. And as I said, it features some sit down interviews with some of our nation's leaders. And all of these go beyond policies and22:29 politics. It goes right to the heart of these individuals' faith. If, again, you do not have our stand firm app, this is something you definitely wanna have. You can go to the Apple Store, Google Play,22:41 or you can simply text the word app, a p p, to 6 7 7 4 2. Alright. This next segment is going to feature Tony's interview with Oklahoma congressman Jasper22:53 Keane, who talked about why Christians should have a role in government and how he went from the path of a lawyer to that of being a lawmaker. And it all started with a chance23:04 conversation that he had while working at his family's ranch waiting to get into law school. Here's how congressman Burkin shared that story with Tony.23:17 Let's talk about what led Josh to wanna run for congress. It come up here where I mean, there's a lot of lot of weighty issues, but there's a lot of23:35 decisions I was starting to make as a young man, I had, come to a real depth in my faith. And I was, in prayer in college, Oklahoma State University, and really23:47 trying to figure out those next steps, typical of most, you know, freshmen, sophomores who've got most of those, basics knocked out. But you've got to start figuring out what the major is gonna be. And, man, the word law23:58 would just illuminate off the pages when I read my Bible. And, so much so that I I just was really convinced that, you know, that I was supposed to be a lawyer. And so I applied at24:10 the height of, when 9 11 occurred. I had the LSAT score, the GPA, etcetera, to get me into OU. I had a scholarship that was gonna transfer, but they put me on a waiting list because it was a historic year for OU.24:22 And, so then, I was put on this waiting list. It never occurred. My family had started a faith based ranching program. My father trained cutting horses professionally. My my mother and father were24:34 very active in in ministry, and they had started kinda converting the ranch into a, ministry for young men who had alcohol, drug addictions. And so I,24:46 prayerfully felt led to, in this limbo season, stay there until I got a reply, basically, from from what was gonna happen on law school. Long story short, I remained doing that for a couple of years.24:59 My flesh was screaming, but I knew I wasn't supposed to be doing anything else. And, I was, in addition to the cutting horse program, started a heavy equipment business my with my father. I was unloading a dozer. A25:10 guy jumps on the dozer. I had had a a member of Congress reach out to me, and I was telling him about this. He just had me a a Democrat member of congress, and he said, man, there's a guy by the name of Tom Coburn that's25:20 gonna come to this particular meeting in a few weeks. I want you to come with me. And so I met, Tom Coburn running for the United States Senate.25:28 Right.25:28 And, it wasn't long before I was working for Tom Coburn. I helped him get elected along with many others that were part of his staff and then became full time staff with him and, really cut my teeth on a good man who,25:40 was biblically accurate, constitutionally sound. And, then a few years later, I found myself making law. So it's amazing what we know in part and we25:48 know in part. And a small word because, Tom Coburn, when I came to the Family Research Council 20 years 21 years ago, he was on the board. And, of course, we we also share in common I grew up in Oklahoma,26:00 of course, the other side of the I'm up in the northern part of the state. You're in the southern part of the state. Let's talk let's go back a little bit to that that, encounter, your first26:12 encounter with the Lord that brought you into a relationship. Tell us about that.26:17 Look. I was young. You know, I grew up in a in Baptist, Methodist, combo church, you know, mother and father, 1 of each, and it depends on what what year we were in and what type of church. But, grew up with good parents26:29 who who, you know, taught me to get in the bible, picture bibles. If any parents watching and and, not doing a good job of getting your kids early in life in a picture bible and then, you know, not only bible26:41 studies, man, we're our culture is losing out because that's a lost practice. But, you know, I remember, you know, just having an encounter at a young age, and, I had my share of sin. I'm not but I've I've26:52 walked with the Lord. You know, there was a hunger for the word that developed early in my life.26:58 So so, Josh, a lot of people would say, you know, as a Christian you talk about politics. That's a dirty business. I mean, you you if things are said about you, you you have to get27:09 involved in issues that, you know, just are not in not consistent with what they would say would be our faith. How do you respond to that?27:18 Well, our founders, you know, there's a great quote that's used a lot. I think Charlie Kirk has probably made it famous that, John Adams quote that says that our constitution was made only for immoral and religious27:29 people. It's totally inadequate to the government of any other. I encourage people to go look further. That writing, was to the Massachusetts militia by the second president. And he actually starts it off by saying, we27:40 have no government armed with power capable of continuing with human passions unbridled by religion and morality. And being somebody who grew up in the cutting horse industry, I like the time the words our founders used27:51 bridle. But, and he goes on to say that avarice, which means extreme greed, ambition, and revenge, will break the strongest cords of our constitution as well goes through a net. Then he finishes with that that our28:01 constitution was made only for a more religious people. So, you know, I it clicks with me that if you wanna maintain liberty, then, you have to have self governance. And self governance, is the only way our founders saw28:13 true liberty being maintained, a limited government. What we see now is that what was started by limited 18 enumerated powers in Article 1 Section 8, the vacuum of government starting to fill and we're becoming a lawless28:25 society because we're not self governing like we used to.28:28 And and government cannot be big enough Yeah. To restrain what individuals will not keep themselves from doing. Yeah. The government was created to to to get the outliers,28:40 not to constrain the entire population.28:43 That was Oklahoma congressman Joshua King during an exclusive sit down interview that's part of the new profiles in leadership series that you can find on our Stand Firm app. And28:55 you're tuning in to this very special edition of Washington Watch. Also, as we celebrate the birth of our lord and savior Jesus Christ, I want to again encourage you to join29:06 Family Research Council in shining the light of biblical truth across our country as well as right here in Washington DC. 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