MORNING EDITION
October 11, 2020
By Mike Huckabee
"HUCKABEE" PREVIEW
Take off your face mask, relax and join me for another great new episode of "Huckabee" tonight on TBN! I'll talk politics with Sen. Lindsay Graham and capitalism with financial guru Charles Mizrahi. You'll meet the subjects of a stunning new documentary about a radical Islamist whose life changed when he went to Israel and met a Jewish Holocaust survivor. We'll also have laughs from comedian Ron Pearson, then round it all up with rodeo world champion Tyson Durfey and his wife, country music star Shea Fisher, who will perform her latest release with Tre Corley and the Music City Connection.
It's all coming at 9 EST/8 CST, on TBN. To find out where you can watch TBN, from local cable and broadcast channels to streaming, visit https://www.huckabee.tv and click on "Channel Finder" on the top menu. You can stream previous episodes, highlights and online-only "Digital Exclusives," including extended interviews, "In Case You Missed It" and "Facts of the Matter" segments, and extra performances by our great musical and comedy guests, all at https://www.huckabee.tv. You can also find past shows, highlights and digital exclusives on YouTube and my Facebook page.
EVIDENCE
Problems with mail-in voting? Why, that's nothing but a hoax, bandied about "without evidence!" Oh, and here are another 50,000 pieces of evidence.
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NEW MOVIE WORTH WATCHING
A documentary filmmaker has released a movie online called "The Trump I Know" ( http://www.thetrumpiknow.com) that gives a completely different view of Donald Trump than the cartoonish villain depicted by the media. It features interviews with the many women in Trump's family, businesses and staff, telling their personal stories of how Trump promoted them, gave them tremendous career opportunities, and has shown nothing but respect and support for them, which they return with fierce loyalty to him.
It's staggering to think how different Trump's public image and approval rating might be if people actually knew him the way those close to him do, instead of getting their view of him through 24/7 propaganda churned out by a mass media that's relentlessly negative. I know that's true because when he started this project, the director didn't even like Trump. But by the time he'd finished it and talked to all the women who work for Trump, he said he had a "'Wizard of Oz' moment." A figurative curtain was lifted and he saw what the media have really been doing to create a scary false image. In that way, he hopes the movie won't just give viewers insights into the women around Trump and what he's really like, but also open their eyes to the ways they're being fed unreliable information.
CRAZY FAR-LEFT
How crazy-far-left is Keith Olbermann? So much so that he quit a good-paying sports network job to go on YouTube, rant insanely and fantasize about being Joseph Stalin.
Note to Keith: I also think you could use some serious reeducation, but fortunately for you, I don't want to send you to a gulag. All you have to do is read my newsletter. It's even free to subscribe, which you should like since you get something for free that other people work to produce.
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THEY ARE ABORTION EXTREMISTS
One of the key issues that both Biden and Harris keep dodging is their support for abortion rights up to the moment of birth, and horrifically, even beyond. This is the barbaric practice of denying the basic civil right of life-saving medical care to a baby born during a "botched abortion" (the only medical procedure that's considered a failure if the patient lives.) There used to be a place in the Party for pro-life Democrats, but no longer. The leaders have made it clear that if you don't embrace abortion up to the point of obvious infanticide, you no longer belong.
To hide the barbarism of this viewpoint, they obscure what's really happening with fuzzy, meaningless euphemisms, like "the right to choose" or the shockingly dishonest "reproductive justice" (where is the justice in murdering the most innocent human beings on Earth?) In Kamala Harris' California, authorities even try to prosecute and imprison reporters for exposing what abortionists are actually doing.
As bad as promoting this heartless position is, it's even more infuriating when they try to accuse the pro-life side of not caring about the mothers, or the children after they're born. Pro-life organizations offer all sorts of humane alternatives to abortion to help women who feel they can't keep their children, including providing them with medical care, counseling and adoption services. Believing that human life is expendable and that if a baby is inconvenient, it should be ripped to shreds and killed, displays a stunning lack of compassion.
If you want a heartbreaking personal example of this, click on this must-read story about Amanda Finnefrock, the mother of twins born prematurely who were left to struggle and fight for their lives for up to 2-1/2 hours before they died because the hospital denied them care.
Finnefrock calls President Trump's executive order insuring that federally-funded facilities comply with federal laws requiring medical care for all newborns "a glimmer of hope." After reading this, when you watch something like this week's VP debate and see a defender of late-term and even post-birth abortion try to obscure what that really means and instead accuse Trump of lacking compassion, you will want to throw your shoe at the screen.
ACCURATE HISTORY
This will come as a shock these days, but a group of academics, historians and college professors has released a statement demanding that American history be taught accurately.
The statement calls on the Pulitzer Prize Board to rescind the 2020 Prize for Commentary awarded to New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones for her lead essay in 'The 1619 Project" that claims that America's founding ideals were false and the American Revolution was really fought to preserve slavery. They say there is zero evidence of that, the Revolution was fought for freedom and to defeat tyranny, and the Times knew it when they published that garbage, which is now being taught in many schools to make kids hate their own nation. One historian who actually worked on fact-checking the original piece pointed out the flaws but the Times editors ignored the suggested corrections.
The statement says that "given the glaring historical fallacy at the heart of its account, and the subsequent breaches of core journalistic ethics by both Hannah-Jones and the Times," they do not deserve the Pulitzer Prize. They write:
"The duplicity of attempting to alter the historical record in a manner intended to deceive the public is as serious an infraction against professional ethics as a journalist can commit. A 'sweeping, deeply reported and personal essay,' as the Pulitzer Prize Board called it, does not have the license to sweep its own errors into obscurity or the remit to publish 'deeply reported' falsehoods."
Honestly, that sounds like any issue of the New York Times, but we don't need to give them prizes for it.
BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY
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