My friends, there are moments in life that call for humility—and funerals are certainly one of them. But at Jesse Jackson’s funeral, President Joe Biden made a remark about being “a hell of a lot smarter than you.” It raises a simple question: shouldn’t moments like that be about honoring others, not elevating ourselves?

After Lou Holtz’s death, political attacks quickly followed. Todd examines what this says about modern political discourse and the loss of basic decency.

Disagreement isn’t hate. A free society depends on open debate, strong ideas, and citizens confident enough to handle scrutiny without confusing challenge for disrespect. Liberty requires courage — and civility.

A nurse publicly wished lifelong harm on a political opponent during childbirth. This isn’t free speech—it’s a moral failure that raises serious questions about professional fitness and accountability.

Can someone lead an American city if they can’t speak English? A Massachusetts mayor reportedly needed a translator in court, raising serious questions about competence, communication, and common sense in local leadership.

Climate alarmism always leads to the same “solution”: bigger government and less freedom. Todd breaks down why the climate narrative is built on arrogance, control, and a rejection of God’s design.

The DNC’s return-to-office mandate sparked outrage. Todd breaks down why showing up still matters and what this moment reveals about political culture today.