Derrick Morgan on Religion Surge, China Organ Harvesting Claims, and Energy Prices After Iran Conflict

Derrick Morgan discusses a recent Gallup survey showing a significant rise in young men saying religion is very important to their lives, increasing from roughly 28% to 42%. He connects the trend to cultural shifts around masculinity, family formation, and political realignment toward more conservative views during the recent election cycle involving Donald Trump. The conversation contrasts that with declining religiosity among young women and explores broader social implications for marriage and family formation. The segment then pivots to a Daily Signal report on China, where Morgan describes allegations of forced organ harvesting targeting minority groups, including Uyghurs, tied to the Chinese Communist Party and cited in reporting from activist and author sources. He characterizes it as part of broader human rights abuses in China. Finally, Morgan addresses U.S. energy markets, noting improved domestic production and contrasting it with Europe’s energy struggles. He discusses geopolitical impacts from tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting oil markets may price in relief if shipping lanes remain open, potentially lowering gas prices later in the year. Hashtags: #DerrickMorgan #HeritageFoundation #FaithTrend #YoungMen #China #Uyghurs #OrganHarvesting #Iran #EnergyPrices #Geopolitics