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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2024 · 53 MIN

Defending Faith and Family Rights | Brad Dacus

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In this powerful episode of the Power House Podcast, we welcome Brad Dacus, a fierce advocate for constitutional rights and the founder of the Pacific Justice Institute (PJI). Brad shares insights from his years of experience defending faith, family, and freedom in the legal arena. Brad’s extensive work includes appearances on major platforms like FOX News, Good Morning America, and The Epoch Times, as well as his current shows, “Faith and Law” and “Brad Dacus Live.” He’s a prominent voice on issues affecting religious freedom, parents’ rights, and personal liberties, broadcasting weekly on the “Dacus Report” and “The Legal Edge.” With a dedication to free legal services through PJI, Brad has made a significant impact in protecting the rights of individuals and families across America. Join us as we discuss pressing issues on religious freedom, parental rights, and the role of faith in the public square. Brad also shares his experiences testifying before the U.S. House of Representatives and the California State Legislature, and his mission to uphold values in a challenging legal landscape.

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