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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 50 MIN

Navigating Faith and Politics: A Must-Listen Episode

from Jenna Ellis in the Morning · host Jenna Ellis in the Morning

In this episode, Jenna Ellis discusses the complexities of government spending and the implications for the upcoming midterm elections with author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza. They delve into topics such as immigration policy, fiscal responsibility among Republicans, and the challenges facing the party as they approach the elections. Additionally, they tackle the controversial interpretations of scripture regarding abortion, highlighting the importance of discernment in political discourse. Join us for an insightful conversation that navigates the intersection of faith, politics, and personal responsibility. (00:53) President Trump signed a massive funding bill to end the partial government shutdown on Tuesday (02:20) Dinesh D'Souza: Government spending has gone out of control (10:45) Dinesh: Texas continues to be Texas. Um, the people who are saving Texas from moving purple (16:20) Dinesh d' Souza: Midterms are about prosperity and safety (20:23) Jeanine Pirro made controversial comments about taking guns in Washington D.C (22:09) Jeanine Pirro's comments raise Second Amendment controversy (28:52) Federal judge enjoined ending temporary protected status for Haitians (36:09) Gerard Felitti urges House to hold federal judges accountable (37:40) Jenna Ellis: Some Democrats claim that the Bible is pro choice (40:25) Frank Pavone says pro abortion advocates are twisting biblical passages to justify abortion

In this episode, Jenna Ellis discusses the complexities of government spending and the implications for the upcoming midterm elections with author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza. They delve into topics such as immigration policy, fiscal responsibility among Republicans, and the challenges facing the party as they approach the elections. Additionally, they tackle the controversial interpretations of scripture regarding abortion, highlighting the importance of discernment in political discourse. Join us for an insightful conversation that navigates the intersection of faith, politics, and personal responsibility. (00:53) President Trump signed a massive funding bill to end the partial government shutdown on Tuesday (02:20) Dinesh D'Souza: Government spending has gone out of control (10:45) Dinesh: Texas continues to be Texas. Um, the people who are saving Texas from moving purple (16:20) Dinesh d' Souza: Midterms are about prosperity and safety (20:23) Jeanine Pirro made controversial comments about taking guns in Washington D.C (22:09) Jeanine Pirro's comments raise Second Amendment controversy (28:52) Federal judge enjoined ending temporary protected status for Haitians (36:09) Gerard Felitti urges House to hold federal judges accountable (37:40) Jenna Ellis: Some Democrats claim that the Bible is pro choice (40:25) Frank Pavone says pro abortion advocates are twisting biblical passages to justify abortion

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