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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 18 MIN

Episode 116: The Legislative Process and FBI Raid

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Nathan Pierce begins the episode by walking through Psalm 111, highlighting the importance of remembering God’s works, fearing the Lord, and trusting His faithfulness in uncertain times. He then turns to the start of California’s legislative session, explaining the sheer volume of bills introduced and breaking down how the legislative process actually works in its earliest stages. Nathan clarifies why bill numbers can be misleading, how amendments can completely change a bill’s intent, and why Family Protection Ministries tracks legislation long before it reaches committee hearings or public attention. Toward the end of the episode, Nathan addresses recent news of the FBI raid on the Los Angeles Unified School District, explaining what is currently known, what remains unclear, and why this development raises serious questions about government accountability and public trust. He closes by encouraging families to remain watchful, biblically grounded, and confident in God’s provision as these issues continue to unfold.Life Cycle of Legislation:https://fpmca.org/advocacy/bill-tracker/the-life-cycle-of-legislation/Critical Bill Tracker: https://fpmca.org/advocacy/bill-tracker/FPM Website:fpmca.org

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