On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Senior Editor Christopher Bedford and Assistant Editor Kylee Zempel join Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to analyze President Joe Biden’s address to the joint session of Congress.
“This is all theater. All of these people are vaccinated or have had COVID. The room is empty. They’re all wearing masks. They’re distancing,” Bedford said. “Everything last night was B.S.”
Biden’s message, Zempel pointed out, merely reiterated his radical agenda and reinforced the fact that he is not the moderate president corporate media painted him to be.
“Joe Biden branded himself as the unity president and I thought it was interesting that Senator Scott’s speech was so much more hopeful and gave so much more of a message of unity and just the American spirit and bipartisanship than Joe Biden ever has in his first 100 days and did even last night,” Zempel said.
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Podcast: Attending Church Gives People The Hope They Need During A Pandemic
On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Assistant Editor Kylee Zempel and Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky break down why going to church is essential for people of faith, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the toll lockdowns have taken on Americans’ mental health.
“It is such a bright spot, among so many other things that are just dark, when you’re able to attend church weekly,” Zempel said.
“To have something that shines so far above the rest, maybe puts in perspective really how important churches, how important a community is and that people who are able to gather with their churches actually do increase their mental health because they’re no longer relying on these other things that are more material,” she added.