In this week's episode, Hannah shares about her daughter Ruth's recovery from surgery, thanks listeners for their patience, and shares about a new life event that occured this week. 

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With this final podcast on intentional dating as opposed to recreational dating, Hannah and her mom Carlotta Jackson answer “frequently asked questions” that have stood out. What happened to the “purity culture” of the 1990s? What if the parents don’t want to be engaged? What if the parents are not believers? Is anyone ever really prepared for marriage? Doesn’t solely looking for a sincere Christian solve the issue? Is finding a mate that simple? Is there just one person who matches us so completely in God’s plan for whom we must search the world over? Join them as they discuss these questions from the viewpoint of an older mom who has six married children and a millennial who experienced intentional dating not so long ago. 

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After observing the perils of the current dating culture, including the premature sexualization of children and sexual involvement of young people and the push toward cohabitation and “trying it out,” Hannah Miller’s parents, Robert and Carlotta Jackson, delineated some general principles in their search for a way to help their children find a mate. Of course, the choice is left up to the couple when all is said and done, but parents, family, advisors and/or accountability partners, can help along the way with objectively  examining the life of the other interested young lady or young man, especially if the person is unknown to the family. By embracing the process, Hannah’s sister Rebecca and her husband Josh Shrom describe on this podcast how it looked for them as well as the joy and fun on the journey. 

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Once again, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson along with the Millers discuss the dating journey in their family, including their final principle, which reminds the audience that they are certainly not into arranged marriages.  Afterwards the discussion moves on to a segment called “Profit from our Mistakes.” The dating scene in America is fraught with treacherous waters and sin abounds.  It’s easy to make mistakes, and they are difficult to admit, but the Jacksons hope their transparency will help others to avoid some of the pits they fell in. 

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As temporary hosts of Hannah Miller’s podcast, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson, direct a third conversation with Hannah and her husband on how parents and family can help guide a young person in the process of finding a mate.  They introduced two general principles and touched on another principle in the last two podcasts; this time they talk more about the practical outworking of the third principle, guarding one’s heart. They admit this is not easy, but it does help to have other people, hopefully the parents and family and any other counselors, asking questions, getting to know the interested person, and holding the young people involved accountable. Is it even biblical to call a person to guard his or her heart? 

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Hannah’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson, along with her husband Dustin Miller continue their conversation on how the dating scene looked in the Jackson home through the years. Dustin shares his perspective as a son-in-law and how the journey looked for him and Hannah. He especially talked about a second principle that helped him and Hannah to make a wise decision.   

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Members of the Jackson family discuss their ever-evolving, fluid thoughts on the dating culture of the United States. As the parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson, looked around and saw how a secular world approached finding a mate, as they remembered their own stories, and as they began to experience situations with their own children’s relationships. They embarked on a journey of establishing a more biblical approach to helping their children navigate the dating scene and finding a mate. In this first session they describe their perspective of and concerns for the American recreational dating scene, and the reasons why they recognize certain important principles for the dating/courting journey, and the caveats of their process. They also address the first general principle in this session.   

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 Hannah opens this episode giving an update on family events over the last month. Hannah is now a board member of the Personhood South Carolina organization alongside her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson. Also, she shares an update on her daughter Ruth and Ruth's upcoming surgery. As for politics, Hannah dives right into the Minneapolis shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent this week. Both sides are spewing their predictable rhetoric-- some true, some false. Hannah addresses this and highlights what she believes actually killed Renee Good

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In this podcast, Hannah gives a family update before diving into what happened in South Carolina this week regarding the S323 bill that was before a Senate Committee. Furthermore, on the same day, a story was released about a woman in Rock Hill who attempted to murder her baby at 27 weeks gestation. The baby survived the mail-order abortion so the woman is facing charges. Hannah discusses this case and the legal implications under current prolife legislation in SC. 

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What happened between Marjorie Taylor Green and Donald Trump this week? On the heels of the Trump White House hosting Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, MTG accused Donald Trump of abandoning his America First platform. Is there merit to MTG's accusation? Second, Richard Dawkins shared a major study revealing the trans tide has dropped by 50% since its peak in 2023. This drop confirms it was indeed a social contagion but while there's an element of relief for those with common sense, the anger and betrayal still runs deep. While the transgender movement may be collapsing, this should spur Christians to firm up their own Biblical Worldview otherwise they might find themselves caught by surprise with the next secular ideology that comes along.

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 Hannah discusses what happened in the various Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City elections this week. Many folks are raising the alarm that the elections of Zohran Mamdani, Mikie Sherrill, and Abigail Spanberger are indicative of a coming blue wave. Is this true? Why or why not? While many folks are blaming young women for these election results, are they wholly to blame? If not, who, or what, is to blame? Then Hannah shares what she thinks will tank Republicans next election cycle. 

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Today's podcast briefly covers the upcoming freeze on SNAP benefits. How many people are affected, how are people responding, and is it wrong for the government to freeze these benefits? Hannah also shares about an upcoming event in Summerville, SC with SC House Representative Joe White on November 6th. This event will reveal the reasons behind many of the problems in Columbia, SC and will be quite educational for SC citizens. Then, Hannah addresses the Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson interview that happened this week. While Tucker and Fuentes covered an array of topics, Hannah hones in on their discussion about men and women; specifically, the problems of feminism and porn. Hannah admits Fuentes is right, these things are problems but Hannah posits that his solution isn't sufficient. 

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The dispute between Donald Trump and much beloved Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie continues to heat up. Donald Trump endorsed Ed Gallrein this week who is running against Massie. Has Massie faced much opposition before in his district? Is he on shaky ground or does his district appear to support him? Hannah dives into the numbers this week to discern whether Kentuckie's 4th Congressional District wants a Constitutional Representative or a Trump Yes man. Next up, Spartanburg County in South Carolina elected their own Thomas Massie this week in a huge win for soon to be Senator Lee Bright. Columbia spent big money to get Lee Bright out of office back in 2016 but he's back and more liberty minded than ever! 

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The Trump administration announced a sweeping plan to make IVF and fertility treatments cheaper and more widely available. Hannah shares some of her own journey in developing an ethic regarding IVF and why every Christian and pro-life advocate needs to solidify their convictions on this topic. Briefly, Hannah gives four reasons why IVF is incompatible with a pro-life and pro-child ethic and she shares a few quotes from the book Them Before Us written by Katy Faust that addresses this timely topic. 

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The big news this week revolved around the DC shutdown over budget debates and then Donald Trump brokering a Peace Plan between Hamas and Israel. Hannah provides context for the budget that has DC in gridlock and discusses how maybe it isn't as bad as folks are saying for DC to be shut down. While it's early yet as far as peace talks are concerned, Hannah does discuss Trump's Peace Plan and what we can expect in the coming days with what we know now. Finally, bringing it home to South Carolina, Hannah spends the last portion of her podcast sharing about a dustup that occurred this week over a pro-life bill, S323. South Carolina Citizens for Life has a differing policy approach regarding pro-life legislation than S323 but while that's acceptable, they spread misinformation regarding the bill this week and that is problematic. Join Hannah as she dives into what's going on around the world!

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Hannah shares some upcoming topics with listeners in today's podcast. Some major topics are floating around and will require more than just a week's worth of time to investigate, so Hannah let listeners know she will be getting to those topics. These topics are primarily the relationship between America and Israel and Charlie Kirk's assassination. Meanwhile, Hannah encourages listeners to think on Philippians 4:8 as they consume information. 

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One of the stories Hannah covers this week is the response to Charlie Kirk's memorial that she saw-- from a few disgruntled Monday morning quarterbacks to an awestruck British viewer. Was the Kirk memorial idolatry? Or inappropriate? Another story from the week was Robert F. Kennedy and Donald Trump's announcement regarding their three pronged approach to the five-fold increase in autism diagnoses since 2000. What did they say about Tylenol? And what didn't they say about vaccines? Join the discussion! 

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 In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, leftists across the country celebrated Charlie's death online. Right wing folks rose up en masse and demanded many of these people be fired by their employers. These included doctors, professors, teachers, and even Office Depot employees. Then Pam Bondi got involved and she made statements about hate speech and the federal government getting involved which, rightly, enflamed many right leaning Americans. Many Conservatives are accusing other Conservatives of embracing "cancel culture" and many Liberals are saying this infringes on American citizens' right to Freedom of Speech. Are either of these accusations true? In today's podcast, Hannah covers what Freedom of Speech really means and whether "cancel culture" should be utilized by Conservatives or not. 

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 In today's podcast Hannah shares a tribute to Charlie Kirk. Charlie was murdered this week while speaking to a group of college students in Utah at Utah Valley University. Effective, faithful, and relentless, Charlie Kirk was martyred for speaking the truth-- not just the truth about politics but the truth about Jesus.

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Hannah invited her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, to join her this week to discuss this important topic. As soon as you read the title, a leader within your personal circle or within Christendom at large probably came to mind. All of us have some level of experience with a Christian leader failing, so how should we respond? Is a church’s response different from an individual’s response? What do we do with that leader’s material? How do we protect ourselves from a similar fate since we are all imperfect people? Hannah and her Dad answer these questions and more in this meaningful discussion. 

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Donald Trump made a comment this week about the Smithsonian being "out of control" and declared that they will be going through the Smithsonian as they've done colleges and universities. What did he mean by his comment about slavery? How is the Smithsonian out of control? Well, Hannah's parents visited the Smithsonian this year and their visit offers some interesting insight into what Trump could be talking about. In the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah discusses getting outside of her comfort zone and choosing a curriculum that she's not had a lot of experience with personally. Has she enjoyed it so far? What are the things she hasn't liked? Does she recommend this approach? Today's podcast covers all this and more. 

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While Hannah doesn't typically like to react to things she sees on social media, a particular post regarding Kim Davis' potential upcoming Supreme Court hearing brought up some interesting points Hannah felt compelled to walk through with her listeners. For those who don't remember, Kim Davis is the Rowan county clerk in Kentucky who refused to sign marriage licenses following the Obergefell v Hodges decision. The particular post making rounds argued that the Constitution applies differently to government employees and it was unConstitutional for Davis to refuse to sign marriage licenses. Furthermore, it claimed that she should have stepped down if she couldn't sign them and that she, along with Christians who supported her, was a hypocrite for discriminating against same-sex couples but not sinners of other varieties. Lastly, the author of the post argued that Jesus would have behaved much differently than Davis and the Christians who support her. In today's podcast, Hannah addresses whether each of these claims is true and whether Christians should adhere to these admonishments. In the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah continues her series of sharing the curriculum she chose for her homeschool this year. This week she discusses grammar and spelling, which curriculum she chose and why she chose it; plus, cost and other sundry aspects.  

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This week, the American Association of Pediatrics put out a statement that blatantly attacked both religious freedom and medical exemptions for vaccines. Hannah invited her Dad, family physician Dr. Robert Jackson, on to discuss the statement by the AAP. Does the AAP have any legal authority? Why does the AAP care about religious or medical exemptions? What should you say to someone who tries to follow the AAP’s recent recommendation? Join Hannah and her Dad as they discuss these concerns and more on this week’s Hannah Miller Show. 

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Hannah was able to attend a presentation last weekend with law scholar Joe Wolverton. Joe presented information on his book, The Founder's Recipe, which is a fascinating compilation of works written by the forgotten men who influenced America's Founding Fathers. Did our Founding Fathers' ideas come from under a cabbage patch? Surely not, for God says, "There is nothing new under the sun" so where did their ideas come from? Today's podcast answers these questions and then in her Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah discusses the topic of history-- What curriculum she originally chose for this year and how Joe's presentation has changed what she's planning for the year. 

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Tulsi Gabbard released a 114 page report last Friday detailing the actions of the Obama administration and his national security team leading up to Donald Trump's 2016 election. Hannah dives into Gabbard's report and provides the pertinent timeline of events that reveal Obama and his national security team fabricated the entire Russian Collusion story despite multiple reports to the contrary. Hannah also details how they conspired with the media to perpetuate the Russian Collusion story in order to derail Trump's agenda. In this week's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah discusses the math curriculum(s) she chose this year and why she chose them and then she also discusses her reading curriculum choices for the year. 

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Hannah Miller and Dr. Robert Jackson give overview of Spartanburg County's first Republican Sheriff's Forum. Hannah and her Dad discuss the four categories of questions each candidate responded to, provide analysis on each candidate's response to various questions, including who was strongest and who was weakest on the questions. They also discussed which candidate is the candidate to beat as of this moment. 

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The biggest story of the week is easily the biggest stink of the Trump presidency-- the brushing off of the Epstein files. Today's podcast provides details on why, even if the original Epstein list has disappeared, a list is still a fair expectation and why Pam Bondi's comment that there was no evidence of blackmail is balderdash. Furthermore, what are the possible reasons Trump's administration chose to brush this under the rug and lastly, what does the Bible say? For the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah sets listeners up for what they can expect in upcoming episodes regarding homeschooling

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Hannah jumps right into the fray this week and shares some insight on the "Big, Beautiful Bill" that just passed in Congress. What does it do? What does it not do? Without getting into the weeds, Hannah provides a 30,000 foot view of how this will affect Americans. Then, Hannah and her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, interviews Spartanburg County GOP chairman, Frank Tiller, about two upcoming special elections and about the forums the Spartanburg County GOP is hosting for the candidates in both races. Frank is also able to share some exciting news about the upcoming sheriff's forum at Converse College on July 11th. Lastly, this week's homeschool segment is a conversation with Hannah's Mom, Carlotta Jackson, on how we should think about our homeschools when learning just isn't fun anymore. 

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Over the weekend, 7 B-2 bombers flew out of Missouri, "obliterated", according to Donald Trump, three nuclear facilities in Iran, and then safely landed back on American soil Sunday morning. Immediately, the accusations came that Donald Trump acted outside of the Constitution and that he needed pre-clearance from Congress. Many also believe Trump has brought WW3 upon the world, is this true? Then on Tuesday the media began saying that the bunkers were not destroyed and Trump's administration did not accomplish their goal, what's the truth and what happens now? Join Hannah as she discusses all of this and more while providing plenty of historical context for this moment in history.  Lastly, in the homeschool segment of this week’s show, Hannah and her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss how a homeschool parent can help facilitate independence in their student, especially in the case of having multiple children.

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Hannah and her Dad, Dr. Jackson, join up in this week’s podcast to discuss what RFK has been up to recently. Namely, RFK Jr. purging the CDC Vaccine Committee. How can we expect the media to respond? Who has he appointed so far? Then, in his statement regarding why he made this decision, Dr. Jackson and Hannah bring the receipts on the four primary reasons RFK gives for his decision. 

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After reading a book titled Finally Focused about alternative treatments for ADHD, Hannah asked her Dad to read it and then discuss it with her. Today’s episode is their discussion on this fascinating book by Dr. James Greenblatt. Join Hannah and Dr. Jackson as they discuss what Dr. Greenblatt calls his “plus/minus plan”, what each of the 11 steps entails, and their overall thoughts on the book. Dr. Jackson brings his medical expertise and 35+ years of practice to this informative conservation regarding treatment, side effects of medications, and alternative options.

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Trump and Elon Musk had it out on X this week. What was that all about? How should we think about it? Is this the beginning of the end for MAGA? In other news, Biden White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, announced she's left the Democrat party and, with perfect timing, that she's got a book coming out in October titled, Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines. While that's interesting in itself, Hannah has a couple thoughts about politicians and bureaucrats who switch party affiliation in the internet age. In the Homeschool Hints portion of today's podcast, Hannah and her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss simplifying your homeschool. When life gets tough, with maybe a medical diagnosis, the loss of a loved one, or maybe an out of state move, what do you cut out to make life simpler in times of upheaval? Can you cut anything out? How do you navigate seasons of difficulty as a homeschool family? Join Hannah and Carlotta as they dive into this topic. 

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Why are Americans so upset about "The Big Beautiful Bill"? Why did Elon Musk scale back his involvement? Hannah's podcast this weekend shares what the problems were with the recent bill. What does the bill do? What doesn't it do? And finally, what can Americans do about it? PLUS: Carlotta Jackson joins her daughter, Hannah, to discuss a recent experience at the American History Museum in Washington, DC. From there Hannah and Carlotta share some curriculum they used in their homeschool that they enjoyed when Hannah was growing up. Then both women discuss tips for choosing a solid history curriculum. 

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One of the big stories from the week was the announcement that former president Joe Biden has stage 4 prostate cancer. Sharing from various doctors, Hannah reveals how long Biden must have had prostate cancer for it to be this far along. Hannah also discusses why she doesn't think this diagnosis changes whether he was fit for office or not. Next Hannah discusses the bombshell interim report released this week from the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. This report exposed how federal health agencies under the Biden administration suppressed early warning about heart inflammation linked to mRNA Covid Vaccines. Lastly, during the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss balancing the keeping of the home and the schooling of the children. With children under foot all day, how can a mom keep the home in decent order? Join Hannah and Carlotta as they discuss this side of homeschooling. 

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Due to technological difficulties, today's podcast has no political aspect. For the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, have an interesting conversation about homeschool co-ops. What is a co-op? Do you have to join one? What is different about co-ops now vs years ago? What are the pros and cons of joining a co-op? 

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Have you seen that story about Shiloh Hendrix this week? It's been a mess but Hannah offers some commentary on what happened and how Christians have taken the back seat on this issue. Then Hannah describes what happened at the SC GOP State Convention last Saturday. It was unproductive and chaotic but why should anyone from outside South Carolina care? Hannah uses this event to make an important point regarding a topic that is floated out every so often by many within the Republican Party. 

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Trump's first 100 days in office have passed. Today's podcast is a brief summary of his first 100 days and all that he's been doing-- from immigration to foreign policy to energy to DEI. Hannah offers an overview with some quick facts about Trump's first 100 days in office and what all he has accomplished. 

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The deadline for getting a REAL ID is fast approaching. Many folks are rushing out to get one, or maybe already have, but in today's episode, Hannah brings some enlightening information to the table on why we shouldn't be so hasty to comply. Then Hannah brings things back to South Carolina by discussing what's been happening with South Carolina Congresswoman, Nancy Mace. Lastly, in our homeschool segment for the week, Hannah and her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss teaching math to your homeschool student. How should we approach math? What are some good math curriculums? 

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There are a lot of accusations floating around this week that Donald Trump and his administration are defying the Supreme Court's recent ruling regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Let's dive into that conversation. Is it true? If not, what did the SCOTUS rule? What's the truth about Garcia? Is he an MS-13 gang member? Then, in this week’s homeschool segment, Hannah and her mom, Carlotta Jackson, discuss homeschooling a kindergartener. This conversation includes curriculum suggestions and advice for moms who aren’t sure their kindergartner is ready for school.  

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 Deviating from her normal content, Hannah reviews two books this week for today's podcast. First up is an autobiography by Sonora Carver-- A Girl and Five Brave Horses. This first book is the true story about horse diving in the United States. Wrapped up in the friendship between Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill, and Doc Carver, the origin of horse diving is fascinating and the full story is bound to intrigue any history lover, but especially horse enthusiasts. Hannah next reviews the book Mama Bear Apologetics by Hillary Morgan Ferrer et al. Written for moms but appropriate for both parents, this is a dive into the various ideologies our children face in the 21st century. Ferrer and her co-authors help parents recognize the various ideologies and then respond to them Biblically. Hannah recommends this book for any parent but ideally for small group settings. 

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Politicians in South Carolina once again fumbled the ball on taxes but thankfully, the Senate Medical Affairs Committee made the right decision regarding Ed Simmer. Today's podcast covers both stories. As for federal news, Donald Trump's administration has been deporting illegal aliens to El Salvador and has ended a program titled "CHNV Parole". How are they vetting the men they are sending to El Salvador? Additionally, what is the CHNV Parole program? How many immigrants came in through the program? Was it problematic? Is Trump right to deport everyone who entered the US through the program? Then in today's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah is joined by her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, and they discuss the new-ish term "morning basket". What is it and how is it used in a homeschool? 

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Can Trump really abolish the Department of Education? Join Hannah as she discusses this question on this week's podcast for The Hannah Miller Show. As a part of this conversation, Hannah covers the topics: Is the DOE achieving its original goal? How much has it spent trying to achieve its goal? Is Trump's Executive Order enough? If Congress acts, how should they? During the Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah's mom was still out of town helping care for her sister and mother, so Hannah just gives a brief word to the homeschoolers who are just starting out. 

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The State of South Carolina had their Republican Reorganization process this week. Hannah covered the details about that process. What is it? What is the goal? What are some weaknesses the party should address regarding ReOrg? Then Hannah brings up a  conversation had around her precinct regarding the local Freedom Caucus and Republican Caucus. There's been some local confusion about the two caucuses and about our primary process. Hannah takes the time to clear the air regarding the primary process debate that's been happening and takes a moment to challenge her listeners on how they should approach issues. 

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The U.S. House passed a Continuing Resolution this week. In the aftermath, Thomas Massie and Donald Trump got into a dustup on X. It raised questions about Massie and his voting record, so Hannah takes a moment to clear the air about Massie's voting record, his votes on CRs in the past, and what Massie actually wants to see in a spending bill. In this week's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah is once again joined by her Mom, Carlotta Jackson, to discuss what a homeschool day looked like in their home growing up. With nine children, two with special needs, and a myriad of extra curricular activities, what did the average day look like in the Jackson homeschool? 

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Hannah jumps into the news with some brief commentary on school lunches and the recent SCOTUS decision that ruled Trump must unfreeze the $1.9 billion on foreign aid USAID payments. Was the ruling right? How should Trump respond? Then Hannah offers some responses to some of the most common arguments people are making for why America should "Stand with Ukraine". Is it as simple as "Russia bad, Ukraine good"? What is some of the historical context for what has happened between Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and the US? All of this and more in today's episode of The Hannah Miller Show.

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 In a conservation with her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, Hannah discusses how some Christians are responding to the actions of the Trump administration. Many Christians are making the argument that “efficiency” isn’t always right and isn’t always Biblical. Is that true? Is the Trump administration right to do what they’re doing? What is the right response by Christians to the actions? Join Hannah and Robert as they engage in this lively conversation. 

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Joined once again by her Mom and 30 year homeschool veteran, Carlotta Jackson, Hannah and Carlotta follow up last week's homeschool conversation with another interesting discussion. Today's podcast addresses why some homeschool kids reject homeschooling for themselves and for their own children. What can a parent do to prevent their child from hating their homeschool experience? Is there anything a parent can do? If so, what are the best ways to impart to our children a love for homeschooling? 

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There's been a lot of panic this week over a lawsuit aimed at 504. Are states trying to vacate 504 funding? Are children with special needs about to be abandoned financially? And what does "gender dysphoria" have to do with it? Today's podcast covers why this lawsuit is happening, what the goal is, and what the strategy is behind some of the language. Lastly, as promised, Hannah interviews her mom, Carlotta Jackson, on why, or how, some homeschool families fail at homeschooling. What does it mean to fail at homeschooling? Can you fail at homeschooling? Join Hannah and her Mom for an encouraging discussion about homeschooling in the trenches. 

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Why is defunding USAID such a big deal? Why are people on both sides of the aisle raising such a fuss about it? The grant dollars are only a fraction of the federal budget, what's the big deal? Where does the money go and what does it do? Is USAID Constitutional? Is it Biblical? Also, Hannah addresses the argument many Christians made this week about a Christian's obligation to those across the globe vs their family. Do we have a higher obligation to the impoverished across the world than to our own families? Lastly, should I be upset that Donald Trump is threatening schools who promote DEI and the LGBTQ agenda? 

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Before launching into the funding freeze that didn't happen this week, Hannah shares from the counseling room. Who frequently suffers because of parents' poor life choices, whether it be because of infidelity, addiction, spending problems, etc? The children. Again and again, Hannah sees children suffering because of their parents' choices. It isn't fair, but it is reality and instead of excusing the parents' poor behavior, it should spur all of us towards righteousness. What about the funding freeze that was frozen? Hannah covers what happened, why it happened, and what should happen from here. Namely, was it Constitutional? Speaking of funds, let's talk about 14 ways Trump could get the ball rolling on spending cuts. Lastly, in her Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah covers the last approach to homeschooling. This approach is titled, "Packaged Programs" and may benefit parents who find themselves lacking confidence in their homeschool journey or maybe they just don't have the time and energy to give proper oversight. Hannah covers this approach and helps parents decide if this is a good homeschooling method for their family. 

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Argentina is beginning to see the fruit of President Milei's economic policies. After over a year of implementing his economic policies, Argentina's government agencies, workers, and spending have all been greatly reduced. Furthermore, inflation and federal regulations both have been drastically reduced. Are Milei's economic policies a roadmap for Trump? One of the Executive Orders Donald Trump signed in his first few days as President was an EO ending birthright citizenship. While it's been buried amongst a plethora or executive orders, Hannah believes this is an issue that will rise to the top once all the dust settles. In preparation for that, Hannah takes time to educate her listeners on the 14th Amendment, Supreme Court cases involving birthright citizenship, the historical context of the 14th Amendment, and the intent of the original framers. All of this information helps give listeners a better understanding of the illegality of birthright citizenship. In today's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah covers the eclectic approach to homeschooling. Most homeschoolers eventually fall into this category even if they start out with a more traditional or singular approach.


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This week's podcast addresses Peter Hegseth and his hearing to be confirmed. Hannah responds both politically and Biblically. Responding politically, she lays out his agenda, the improvements he wants to make, but she also points out two issues that Conservatives should be aware of if Hegseth is confirmed. Addressing his nomination Biblically, Hannah covers the sexual assault allegations, providing some history on Kat Dugan's accusations. Furthermore, Hannah provides commentary on how Christians are responding to these allegations. In today's homeschool segment, Hannah dives into the topic of Independent Study as an approach to homeschooling. What is it? What situations is it best suited for? When is independent study not a good idea? And what curriculums offer independent study options? Join Hannah this week ash she answers these questions and more! 

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As promised, this week’s podcast covers the Bird Flu. Starting the episode, Hannah lays the groundwork for what is happening in California and Governor Newsom’s state of emergency declaration. What was the declaration? What are the measures? What is the risk to humans? And what is the risk to the food supply? At this juncture, Hannah begins to interview her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, regarding how many cases we’ve seen in the US, how many deaths, and whether there has been human to human transmission. Dr. Jackson goes on to discuss the merits of the flu vaccine and who should or should not take it. Lastly, Hannah closes the show by discussing an article Joel Salatin for the Brownstone Institute regarding chicken culling and the governments response to the bird flu each year– is there a better way? Join Hannah and her Dad for this week’s podcast as they discuss all these questions and more. 

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With holiday get-togethers and unexpected laser eye surgery for her husband Dustin, Hannah's regular podcast could not launch this week. Her normal program will start next week with a deep dive into H5N1-- "Bird Flu" so be looking for that episode so you can have the best information on what's going on with this avian influenza. 

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This year's annual Year in Review is with guests Cory Truax, of the Cory Truax Show, and Cody Fields, of the Westminster Effects podcast. If you haven't been with us before, the Year in Review is a list of 36 categories that each participant nominates someone for-- Such as, Most Charismatic, Biggest Loser, Sad to See You Go, and the list  goes on. It's a fun way to end the year each December. We hope you enjoy and everyone behind The Hannah Miller Show wishes you a Happy New Year! 
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 Biden pardoned his son Hunter. We knew it was gonna happen. Folks on both sides of the aisle are up in arms over it, rightfully so. Hannah takes a look at why both parties are upset and what, deep down, is really upsetting people over this situation. Bringing things to South Carolina, Hannah reveals that a fourth Volkswagen factory is set to be shut down and why that's important to South Carolina residents. Then, it's the Christmas season! So, as a mom of five kids under ten, Hannah gives a quick list of the toys she recommends for each age category. Lastly, today's Homeschool Hints segment covers the homeschool approach of Unschooling, or Relaxed Homeschooling. Join Hannah for her last regular podcast of the year! 

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With Thanksgiving behind us, let’s think reflectively about our own hearts and homes. Would others describe you as a thankful person? Does your home have the aroma of gratitude? Why is gratitude so important in Christianity? Going to the book of Colossians, Hannah discusses why gratitude should be a main aspect of every Believers life and she provides 6 ways every Believer can develop a heart of gratitude. Today’s Homeschool Hints segment covers the method of homeschooling most commonly referred to as Unit Studies. What is a unit study? Are there different kinds? What families will these work best for? Join Hannah as she discusses these questions and more.

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Today's podcast covers the most prominent of Trump's appointments so far. Hannah provides some information about each appointment and, when possible, why Trump picked that particular person for that particular position. What is in their resume to prompt this appointment? Following this discussion, Hannah does her weekly Homeschool Hints segment. This week's segment discusses the Classical Education method-- what is it? What does it look like in a homeschool family? And lastly, what are some books to help someone interested in this method understand it better? 

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Hannah's "Mom hat" was on all this week with sick children, so today's podcast is just a quick update on their family with a few brief comments about Donald Trump's cabinet picks. 

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 Covering the 2024 Presidential election, Hannah highlights the most important electorate swings that happened and why they happened. Further, Hannah answers the question-- What happened to the 17 million votes? 2024 was deemed "Record breaking" yet roughly 17 million votes fewer were cast than 2020. So how badly did Harris perform? Hannah dives into that aspect of the election, then she ends the podcast with key takeaways for both political parties and the legacy media. This election wasn't just a comeback, it was a reckoning. Listen to today's podcast to find out why! 

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Today’s podcast is a conversation between Hannah and her Dad, Robert Jackson, discussing the upcoming election. Many Americans experience a variety of anxieties entering election season, Hannah and Robert discuss why Americans, especially Christians, shouldn’t give their minds over to anxiety, how they can Biblically overcome election anxiety, and how Christians can be politically involved without succumbing to fear and anxiety.

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This week Hannah gives a review on Mary Hunt's book Debt-Proof Your Kids. After hearing Mary Hunt in an unforgettable interview twelve years ago, Hannah recently bought and read her book written specifically for parents. A fascinating book, choc full of practical tips for parents. Even if you aren't a parent or your kids are young, Hannah recommends this book for anyone wanting to start their journey of becoming a better money manager. Closing today's podcast, Hannah discusses how homeschoolers should address the issue of 180 days during a state of emergency. Homeschoolers in South Carolina do not receive excused days under a state of emergency like public schools might. So, should we panic? Should we worry during a state of emergency about trying to get those days in even if our minds and hearts are weighed down by the plight of our neighbors? Hannah covers this issue in today's Homeschool Hints segment.  

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In a pivotal decision that could impact the decades-long practice of water fluoridation in the United States, Federal Judge Edward Chen ruled that current fluoride levels in drinking water pose an “unreasonable risk” to people’s health. How does this ruling challenge the official orthodoxy? What has changed in recent years? How does fluoride impact on children’s IQ? Is it safe for pregnant women? What are the implications of this ruling and what is the future of fluoridation? Then, join Hannah for this week’s Homeschool Hints segment where she covers the Charlotte Mason method of homeschooling. 

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 So many stories went viral this week in the wake of Hurricane Helene. In today's episode, Hannah jumps in and covers many of these stories. Lithium mines in Asheville, government manufactured hurricanes, bodies in the trees, FEMA turning away volunteers, and more stories are discussed. Which ones are true? Which ones are false? What about the AI generated images that went viral? How do we spot an AI generated image? In order to prevent spreading false information, how should we think about and respond to information during moments of crisis such as Hurricane Helene? What's the solution when it comes to FEMA? Is there a better alternative to FEMA? In closing, Hannah provides information on how folks can help and what are the best avenues to help right now. 

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In 1994, Susan Smith rolled her car into a nearby body of water, drowning her two small sons. The ensuing investigation and trial were a media firestorm. 30 years later, she’s up for parole with many folks saying she shouldn’t be released or even deserves the death penalty. Hannah Miller and Dr. Robert Jackson discuss the details of the tragedy and whether Susan Smith’s 30 years in prison is a sufficient Biblical and Constitutional punishment. This conversation lead to an interesting take on equal protection, an increasingly common prolife perspective. Following this, Hannah and Dr. Jackson discussed the impact Allison Felix had on the 2024 Olympics. 

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in their first, and no doubt only, debate this week and it went exactly how you thought it would. Hannah has some overarching thoughts and then highlights why Donald Trump's final statement should be his entire campaign from here on out. After this discussion, Hannah brings up Springfield, OH and the Haitian "migrants" there. What's truly going on there? Are Haitians really eating people's pets? What's the real story? Today's podcast covers these questions and more. 

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The FBI knew about the GA shooter a year ago, did they fumble the ball yet again? Join Hannah as she covers what steps the FBI took with the local authorities prior to the shooting this week in Winder, GA. Following that story, the diary of the Covenant Christian School shooter was released this week by The Tennessee Star. The diary contained almost 100 pages that mainly converged around two topics. Hannah covers those two topics and other details revealed from the diary in today's podcast. Lastly, in the Hannah's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah continues her discussion helping parents make decisions regarding their homeschool by asking the question, "How do you want to teach?" She provides some thought provoking questions to help you formulate your thoughts on this question and help lay the groundwork for you homeschool. 

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Mark Zuckerberg penned a letter this week that revealed that the government did indeed pressure Meta to censor information about Covid-19 and Hunter Biden's computer. Was the revelation the win for free speech the Republicans claimed? Donald Trump gained more support this week with first, an endorsement from RFK Jr quickly followed by an endorsement from Tulsi Gabbard. This was a major stepping stone in his attempt to garner support from Independents. Speaking of getting support from Independents, JD Vance said in an interview that Trump "would not pass any abortion ban that crossed his desk". Many prolife supporters are upset, rightly so. Join Hannah as she walks through seven points to help listeners think through the dilemma. During Hannah's Homeschool Hints, Hannah covers "Why and how you should formulate your philosophy of education". 

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Wondering what you don’t know about Kamala Harris? Tune in to this episode of The Hannah Miller Show, where my Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, and I unravel the complex layers of Harris' career and personal life. Throughout our conversation, we promise to reveal the often-hidden aspects of her pro-abortion stance, handling of border issues, and public persona, particularly pertinent during the Democratic National Convention. Equip yourself with insights you won’t find in mainstream media and get ready to share these revelations with your friends and family.

Ever questioned the depth of Kamala Harris’s political roots? We uncover her extensive Marxist connections, beginning with her parents' involvement in the Berkeley-based Afro-American Association. From there, we trace her professional relationships with influential figures like Willie Brown Jr. and radical Maoist activist Latifa Simon. Additionally, we delve into her ties with prominent members of the Black Lives Matter organization and the communist affiliations of her sister, Maya Harris. This exploration is designed to provide you with a deeper understanding of the ideologies that have shaped Harris’s career.

Is national security at risk with Kamala Harris in the spotlight? We tackle this critical issue by discussing the alarming lack of security clearance for elected officials, using Harris as a prime example. With connections to Marxist, communist, Maoist, and Chinese communist organizations, we question her suitability for high-security roles. We also discuss her controversial policy positions, including her support for Roe v. Wade, the 2020 riots, and lenient immigration and gun control measures. Our conversation aims to provoke a spiritual and moral awakening in the nation, encouraging all listeners to be better informed about the leaders they vote for.

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After discussing Elon Musk and Donald Trump's groundbreaking interview on X, Hannah brings up a story that many listeners may not have heard about. During a campaign event in Massachusetts, security cameras caught the Secret Service breaking into a local salon and utilizing the facility for almost two hours before leaving the business without securing the business. The Secret Service didn't damage anything so it's not a  big deal, right? Does the Constitution have anything to say about this? After discussing this event and answering these questions, Hannah moves into the segment of her podcast-- Hannah's Homeschool Hints. Today's topic is about "The Two Homeschool Humps". What are they and how do we get over them? Join Hannah to find out! 

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Join Hannah as she travels around the world in today's podcast. There's been a lot going on, so Hannah offers an update on Kamala Harris's pick for VP-- Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota before offering a quick update on the Middle East and happenings there. Then Hannah begins a slightly lengthier discussion about the anti-balkanization/anti-Islamization protests in the UK. What did they stem from? What information do we have about the event? What misinformation has been spread? Hannah covers all this and more. Lastly, Hannah is launching a new segment for her podcast-- Hannah's Homeschool Hints. This portion of the show is designed to specifically answer common, or not so common, questions people ask about homeschooling. Starting things off, Hannah discusses if it's too late to homeschool this year and what that process looks like in South Carolina.  

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In this episode of The Hannah Miller Show, Dr. Robert Jackson joins Hannah Miller to discuss their reflections on the Paris Olympic opening ceremony and the controversial depiction of the Lord's Supper with transgender and homosexual participants. They explore the cultural and religious backlash against this portrayal, delving into the broader discussions about blasphemy and Christian responses to offensive displays. They consider the historical context of the Olympics and past religious decisions on similar matters, advocating for a balanced approach that combines truth with love. The conversation emphasizes moral courage, personal integrity, and the responsibility of Christians to address sin and blasphemy thoughtfully. The episode concludes with a discussion on the sovereignty of God and the need for Christians to engage with current events while maintaining their faith principles.

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Art Hampton joins us this week to discuss Christian Nationalism. Bouncing off two primary pieces of literature, Stephen Wolfe's and Douglas Wilson's books, Art provides more than just a buzzword but a definition from each book on what Christian Nationalism actually is. He also discusses the things he disagrees with and which author he would more closely align with although he himself wouldn't define himself as a Christian Nationalist. Join Hannah and Art as they dive into the controversial topic of Christian Nationalism. 

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JD Vance is in as Trump's running mate. Let's briefly discuss his RNC acceptance speech and the core components of the Trump/Vance platform. Next, Joe Biden dropped out and endorsed Kamala. Was the timing strategic on this? Will Biden resign now? What about Kamala's running mate, who will that be? Hannah covers these questions and more. Lastly, Hannah discusses the details as they are right now regarding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. What do we know about the shooter? What did the Secret Service know that day? What do we know now, two weeks later? Was this an inside job or a "lone wolf"? 

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Hannah heard a pastor respond to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and his comment was about staying in his lane as a pastor. Today's podcast is an interview with Dr. Robert Jackson from the More than Medicine Podcast addressing why pastors think this way. Is it illegal for pastors to engage in politics? What about the separation of church and state? What does the Bible say about Christians and the culture? Many Christians say we can't expect pagans to abide by Biblical principles, pagans are going to be pagans they say. So can and should Christians hold a pagan culture to the standard of the Bible? Join Hannah and Dr. Jackson for this fascinating conversation. 

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 What is going on in France? Today's podcast begins by discussing the recent French elections and the subsequent turmoil. While most commentators have been rather doom and gloom, Hannah offers a slightly different perspective. Next Hannah brings up the recent change in the RNC platform regarding abortion. Was this a winning strategy for the GOP? Does it impact candidates or officeholders at all? Lastly, Hannah critiques so-called "Christless Conservatism" asking the question, "Is Christless Conservatism even possible?" Today's podcast dives into this question and more! 

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Today's podcast opens with a discussion regarding last week's presidential debate. Has there really been any change in Biden’s performance over the past couple of years? Why is the media only now openly discussing Biden’s performance? The second topic covers the recent Supreme Court ruling on 1512(c)(2) and its implications for those involved in the January 6 U.S. Capitol events. Lastly, today's podcast covers the Chevron decision. Hannah provides an explanation by Ted Cruz of what this decision means and how it impacts Americans. 

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The recent primaries in SC led to a couple of run offs. The run offs continued to show Columbia what voters are thinking about politicians' recent shenanigans and what South Carolinians are thinking these days about abortion. Louisiana recently passed legislation to require the 10 Commandments in public school class rooms. Let's dabble in a discussion about Christian Nationalism and whether or not Christians should support placing the 10 Commandments in public school classrooms. Lastly, there has been recent news in the Miller house regarding Hannah's oldest daughter, Ruth so Hannah uses the second half of today's podcast to update everyone on what's going on with Ruth these days. 

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William "Lia" Thomas waged a "Secret" legal battle to gain entry into the women's races at the Olympics and Hunter Biden was convicted on gun charges this week. Hannah covers the ruling regarding William Thomas and regarding Hunter Biden and how Democrats will use the ruling for their own purposes. Also, South Carolina held their primaries this week. Multiple solidly pro-liberty candidates were up for election and re-election. After a seven figure smear campaign, did the Freedom Caucus members survive? Listen and find out! 

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 Hannah briefly offers some advice on where voters can go to review their candidates Constitutional scorecard and she also covers how Louisiana is fighting back against the UN, WHO, and the WEF. The main topic of today's podcast is Donald Trump's recent guilty verdict. Was it political? What is the fall out going to be? Is this the biggest threat to Donald Trump's re-election, if not, what is? And lastly, why isn't this verdict ultimately about Donald Trump or Joe Biden? 

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Today's podcast is a much awaited interview with Amanda Hovis. Amanda has done the heavy lifting regarding Senate bill S915, commonly referred to as the "Health Czar" bill. In this interview, Hannah and Amanda cover the problems within the bill itself, then they cover what's been going on behind the scenes with this bill and why every SC citizen should be concerned. 

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Hannah is preparing for an upcoming speaking engagement so this week's podcast is not her normal political fare. Instead, this week she reviews two books she has read recently. What ages does she recommend them for, are they books everyone should read, what are the content considerations? Listen and find out! 

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Today's podcast is an update on Argentina. New President Javier Milei made a lot of promises going into his presidency so how are things stacking up? Has he followed through? If he has followed through, are the changes delivering what he promised? Hannah goes through these questions and more as she updates everyone on the state of Argentina's economy. In the second half of the podcast, South Carolina politics was awash in confusion this week as SC House Representative Josiah Magnuson, a Freedom Caucus Member, brought S915, the "Health Czar" bill, to a screeching halt. Wasn't this bill a better bill than the other? What was the problem with it? Don't we need to do something? Let's discuss.

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In today's episode, we will unravel the intricacies of the budget process in South Carolina, dissect the rhetoric of Jason Shamis' political campaign, and examine the choices facing constituents in District 38. Is this recent budget the best politicians have to offer their constituents? Join us as we explore what a true, fiscally responsible vote is in regards to the South Carolina budget. 

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 House Speaker Mike Johnson has proven to be just another RINO, pushing massive omnibus spending bills, not releasing J6 evidence, pushing endless aid to foreign countries, etc etc. So, what can be done? Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to remove Johnson via a "motion to vacate". Is that the solution? Furthermore, Trump put out a statement supporting Johnson, what could be behind his support? Could a recent Supreme Court decision be influencing Trump's support? Today's podcast covers these questions and more.

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Today's podcast starts with an update on two recent court cases. One is an Idaho bill that not only prohibits but criminalizes mutilation of gender confused children. The second update contains a comment Justice Clarence Thomas made in a case that is before the Supreme Court regarding J6 prisoners. 
Closing the show, Hannah addresses the video clip that went viral this week of Mark Driscoll reproaching the Stronger Men's Conference. This viral clip caused quite the stir. So, what happened? Let’s talk about it  

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This week's podcast focuses on statements made by Donald Trump and Kari Lake. There's been some outrage about various aspects of their statements, let's talk about the outrage. Are we right to be upset? What was the real problem with Kari Lake's statement? Was Trump actually right? Let's discuss. 

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The Secretary of State, Blinken, announced that Ukraine will be joining NATO. What does this mean for the US? In DC, folks are wondering what's happened to "super conservative" Mike Johnson. Is Johnson being blackmailed? Hannah has a quick response to both of these recent events. 

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Are Americans waking up to the dangers of being involved with the United Nations? In today's podcast, Hannah covers multiple commentators, politicians, and movements that seem to be realizing the "bad deal" that is the United Nations. She spends time discussing why reforming the UN is not the solution, what is the solution, and new legislation in Congress that would put us in a much better position regarding the United Nations and our national sovereignty. Lastly, what can you do? Hannah gives three action steps and some resources for you to use. 

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Hannah Miller and Dr. Jackson review the brain death interview with Dr. Doyen Nguyen. After a brief recap of the interview, Hannah and Dr. Jackson discuss the importance of changing definitions in history. They also cover what the central bioethical issue is facing families dealing with an injured family member. Dr. Jackson shares two stories that help us to develop our thinking on this topic. How should we think about this issue as Christians? Listen to today's podcast and find out. 

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Today's podcast primarily revolves around two current events. First, what is going on with the J6 court cases. SCOTUS will be hearing a case on April 16th that could significantly reduce the sentences of J6ers if not release some from prison immediately. In the second part of today's podcast, Hannah covers what is happening in Haiti and how the United States is currently facilitating the chaos and what single thing we can do could help cut down on the anarchy happening in Haiti. 

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 Before going out of town, Hannah provides a brief update on South Carolina Senate bills S965 and S975 which have caused a lot of confusion this week. She also addresses the "Health Czar" bill that people have received conflicting information about from various sources.

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Every week in America 22 kids die of a drug overdose. 80% of those deaths are linked to fentanyl. Where is this drug coming from? Why would the cartels sell a drug that kills off its customer base? What is the CDC's approach? Hannah answers these questions and provides parents with four things kids need to know in this weekend's podcast.

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The Defund Davos Act was introduced by several conservative congressmen this week. After covering the details, Hannah briefly discusses why this Act is the right thing to do. The majority of today's podcast discusses a recent Alabama Supreme Court decision regarding in vitro fertilization. A ground breaking case, this case raises important questions about embryos, IVF, abortion. and is an embryo an unborn child? Closing the show, Hannah reminds listeners of some fast facts from the book Them Before Us regarding IVF.

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After a brief recap of the news for this week, Tucker's interview with Putin, the two shootings, and the impeachment of Mayorkas, Hannah puts her counselor's hat on and discusses marriage on this Valentine's Day weekend. As a counselor, Hannah covers two of the main causes of conflict within marriage and even relationships in general. These two issues are 1) making assumptions and 2) unkindness. Hannah shares five ways couples make assumptions and how communicating with kindness can help couples avoid the pitfall of making these various assumptions. Lastly, she provides helpful Scripture and action steps for listeners seeking to make these changes.

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This week's podcast is a bit of an unusual episode for Hannah. Rather than a formal presentation of political and cultural happenings, Hannah gives three hot takes from the week. One of a political nature, one regarding relationships primarily parenting, and the third about Christian life. 

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Today's podcast answers multiple questions Hannah has received this week regarding what's happening between Texas and the Federal government. So, Hannah covers the Supreme Court ruling, the letter from the 26 AGs supporting Texas, the report from the US House Committee that voted to impeach Mayorkas, and the letter from 10 former FBI agents regarding happenings at the border. Hannah wraps up the show discussing what the Constitution says, why the term "invasion" is important, what is most likely going to happen between Texas and the Biden administration, and what should happen. 

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South Carolina experienced a wild ride this week as the House took up the "Help, Not Harm" bill that bans genital mutilation surgery, puberty blockers, and hormone therapy for minors. RINOs in SC tried to weaken the bill but Riley Gaines caught wind and took to X (Twitter). What happened then? Hannah discusses the fallout of Gaines Tweet and where the bill is now. Also, the Iowa causas happened and Trump swept the state. Hannah provides demographic information that sheds more light on what happened and maybe why it happened, whether we should consider this thing in the bag for Donald Trump based on those numbers, and finally, she discusses a listener's question, "Why did Iowa evangelicals vote for Trump rather than DeSantis?" 

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Today's podcast addresses recent events in the US House of Representatives and in the South Carolina House of Representatives. Mike Johnson announced a $1.59 trillion spending bill that does nothing to address the southern border. Why? Is he another McCarthy? In South Carolina, House leadership attempted to pass new rules that would have effectively silenced conservatives in the House. What was all that about and what does it mean? Join Hannah as she answers these questions and more in this week's Hannah Miller Show. 

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Nikki Haley was queried at a recent townhall about "What caused the Civil War?" She fumbled the ball, then walked back her answer. Officially offending absolutely everyone. The video clip of her answer went viral forcing many of the other candidates to address it as well. Today's podcast discusses each candidates' response and then provides a brief history on Lincoln and the Civil War.

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 Hannah takes a few minutes to wish her listeners a Merry Christmas and let them know when they can expect regular programming to return. 

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Today's podcast covers a recent announcement by Sony that they would be discontinuing their Discovery+ streaming platform- a move that removes content from customers who have purchased that content. Sony offered no refunds and no alternative solutions to their customers. What are the broader implications for all digital media formats purchased via streaming services such as Audible, Amazon Prime Video, Spotify, etc? What is Digital Rights Management and how does it impact digital media? These questions and more are addressed in today's episode of The Hannah Miller Show. 

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 Today's podcast is with President Emeritus John McManus of the John Birch Society. He joins Hannah to address Tucker Carlson's recent claim that Bill Buckley was "one of the greatest villains of the 20th century." Hannah and John answer the questions: Who was Bill Buckley? What did he believe? How did he influence the American Conservative movement? and Why would Carlson make this claim of someone who is supposedly a "political comrade"?
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Today's podcast is a quick, somewhat comprehensive  discussion regarding various aspects of money. Hannah covers the American dollar, debt, what inflation is, how our current financial state is impacting politics (Bidenomics), and what two leaders did to pull their countries off the same path of financial ruin. 

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Today’s podcast is the second half of Hannah‘s interview with her mom, Carlotta Jackson. In this half of the interview, Hannah and her Mom cover part two through five of Kimberly Ells’ book, The Invincible Family. These sections cover the tactics used to unseat women from their position of influence over culture.

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Hannah’s mom, Carlotta Jackson, joins Hannah to discuss a book Carlotta recently read, The Invincible Family by Kimberly Ells. Eye-opening and inspiring, Carlotta shares the 5 parts of Ells book. Today’s portion of the interview includes an overview of the book and information about part 1 of Ells book– “The Woman and the Man”.

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 Steven Crowder released what appears to be a part of the manifesto of the Nashville Shooter. Hannah discusses Crowder's reasoning for releasing it and the manifesto itself. After this discussion, Hannah reviews the results of the Spartanburg County elections held this week -- Primarily the 1% tax. In addition, a headline and a phone call prompted Hannah to discuss homeschooling and give three pieces of advice or reminders for both new homeschoolers and veteran homeschoolers. Lastly, Hannah's family experienced the mercy of Jesus and an outpouring of love from the Church this week and she closes the show by sharing with listeners about that event.

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In today's podcast, Hannah interviews her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, about his newly released book On Laughter-Silvered Wings. This new book is the compelling life story of Hannah's grandfather, Dr. Robert Jackson, Sr. A military man, a community activist, a family man, and a genuine Christian, Dr. Jackson, Sr. lived an inspiring life. Join Hannah and her Dad as they discuss why Dr. Jackson, Jr wrote the book, some of the stories from the book, and how this book can challenge and inspire all of us. 

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Spartanburg County, where Hannah lives, has an upcoming vote on a tax increase. On today's podcast she interviews Lou Nespeca about what is being advertised as a "Penny Tax" when in fact, it's a 1% tax. Answering questions such as– what roads will the funds go to? Why haven't the other taxes previously passed for road repair been enough? Why is it so hard to find information regarding money designated for the roads? What percent of the roads in Spartanburg County are failing and how many will this tax be able to repair? 

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The start of today's podcast brings listeners up to speed on happenings on The Hill, in New Zealand, and in Tennessee. Jim Jordan is still trying to rally support for his bid as Speaker of the House after an unsuccessful vote earlier in the week. New Zealand's new government, National Party, is right-leaning, a change after six years of wildly progressive leadership, and Tennessee formulated a bipartisan panel that is evaluating how TN can refuse federal education money. Lastly, Hannah provides plenty of commentary on the situation in the Middle East. Why are so many college students supporting Hamas? Is breaking news beneficial? Should America send financial aid to Israel? And why the 2nd Amendment is as important as ever. 

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Hannah describes why she is not providing the typical weekly fare this weekend. One of Hannah’s children struggles with profound dyslexia and that child reached a reading milestone recently so Hannah and the family are off celebrating that child’s reading achievement.  

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Starting off today's podcast, Hannah briefly covers a news story out of California regarding gun control. A George W. Bush appointee gave gun owners a win in a case that's been winding its way through the courts for 7 years. Then, Hannah discusses what happened with Kevin McCarthy this week. Why was he voted out? Who led the charge and why? Why are people angry at Gaetz for this? What should we think about this vote? Hannah covers these questions and more on this week's podcast. 

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Lauren Boebert was kicked out of a Denver, CO theater this last week for unseemly behavior. In today's episode, Hannah provides the facts of the situation and then makes five points about the situation to help Christians navigate their response when a self-proclaimed Christian politician behaves poorly. Has how she's been treated fair when so many on the Left are given a pass? Are we hypocrites if we point out this discrepancy? How can we maintain our integrity when responding to poor behavior from politicians? 

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In this week's episode, Hannah focuses on three big wins in South Dakota. Two different companies, Summit Carbon and Navigator CO2 Ventures, attempted to usurp local and state authority by wielding billions of dollars and backing from the federal government. Two men and one woman stood in their way and unanimously told them to get out and not to come back until they could abide by South Dakota values and ordinances. Listen to today's podcast and find out how South Carolina and other states can, and should, act similarly. 

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After a month off to have baby Magnolia, Hannah is back with two quick stories and then a lengthy discussion about the wildfires in Maui and Lahaina. Hannah briefly discusses the consequences of Trump's mugshot - what was the financial impact and did he gain any political capital? Also, politicians and bureaucrats are floating the return of mask mandates and other Covid protocols. what's going on and what can we expect? Finally, Hannah covers at length what led up to the tragic wildfires in Maui and Lahaina. Where was the water? Why wasn't the Integrated Outdoor Siren System used? What should we do now and how can we help? Join Hannah as she responds to these questions and more in today's episode.

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“In today’s episode, Hannah joins her Dad and Arthur Hampton to answer the question, ‘Are our children’s innocence and education at stake?’ Tackling a matter of increasing alarm — the sexualization of children in public schools. Arthur Hampton, Southern Regional Coordinator for the John Birch Society, gives us a stark look into how explicit books and curriculums are making their way into classrooms, often without the knowledge or approval of parents. Arthur paints a startling picture of the state of sex education in schools, illuminating the unsettling responses from school librarians and boards when parents voice their concerns.”

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In Hannah's last episode before the arrival of Miller baby #5, Hannah covers Brian Craig's lawsuit against Target. According to America First Legal and Brian Craig, Target did not consider market risk nor protect their shareholders as they should have according to the Securities Exchange Act when they embarked on their now infamous May "Pride" campaign. Without the market response from consumers, Brian Craig would've never had a legal stance. As Hannah points out, this is why voting with our dollar is so important and why it must happen with the behemoth-- Disney. Listen to today's podcast to learn more.  

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Hannah starts today's podcast off discussing the now three indictments against former president Donald Trump. Providing the latest information, she quickly brings listeners up to speed on what the latest indictment is based upon, what prosecutors are saying, and Donald Trump's response on Truth Social. Closing the program, Hannah goes through an article written by Matt Brock regarding SC Representative Nancy Mace's inappropriate comments at Tim Scott's prayer breakfast. Should Christians call her out on her immorality? What is the church's role when it comes to civil government and immoral behavior? 

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Today's podcast is less about politics and more cultural commentary. Hannah mentions some stories that happened this week, the Barbie movie and Jason Aldean's new song for example, but that leads her to a slightly different topic than normal. Putting on her counselor hat, she discusses the topic of drama. Many times what we get caught up in with the news is just drama and we really shouldn't get caught up in it. So, how do we determine what is unnecessary drama? What does the Bible say about drama? Join Hannah as she discusses this topic. 

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A monumental shift happened in the consumption of American presidential news this week. The Blaze Media hosted interviews by Tucker Carlson of various presidential candidates. According to Hannah, at least two candidates ended their presidential campaigns, most muddled their way through, and two came out looking pretty strong. In today's podcast, Hannah provides a summary of the candidates comments, some more than others, and then she tells listeners two reasons why she believes the Iowa Family Leader Conference was so monumental. 

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This week is simply a brief reminder of a few upcoming events that may cause a few weeks to be missed here and there by Hannah. Thank you to everyone for subscribing and listening, Hannah plans to be as consistent as possible in the upcoming season of family life. 

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Hannah covers some of the recent SCOTUS decisions in this week's podcast. What exactly are they about? Why are they important? What is the Constitutional foundation for these decisions and what will their impact be in the future? Closing today's podcast, Hannah shares the wise words of a college friend who wrote five years ago regarding July 4th.

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Hannah covers three main stories this week. She starts off covering Donald Trump's interview with Brett Baier and why she thinks this interview highlighted one of the main weaknesses of Donald Trump's candidacy. Following this story, Hannah brings the latest regarding Hunter Biden, his guilty plea, and the lack of consequences he will face. Finally, closing out the podcast this week, Hannah offers some cultural commentary on the Titan submersible that imploded while attempting to tour the Titanic wreckage. 

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Bringing two stories this week, Hannah first covers what's going on with corporations and Pride Month. It seems people are actually pushing back and that it's working. Is it? Are corporations actually backing down? And is the cultural tide actually turning? If so, is that a good thing? Second, Hannah brings everyone the facts of the 44-page federal indictment against Trump. What are the charges? Will they stick or are they as weak as many commentators are claiming? Tune in for today's episode and find out! 

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Hannah's first topic this week is covering the now infamous FD-1023 that has been released to the House Oversight Committee. Hannah provides a summary of what the document will confirm but then tells listeners why James Comer promised more than his committee can deliver. After this, Hannah quickly covers how a presidential campaign died in 14 seconds this week and also the latest cable news numbers in contrast to Tucker Carlson on Twitter. Finally, Hannah gets on her soap box and discusses a topic she promises herself she wouldn't cover this week - comedian Matt Rife. Maybe you've heard the name this week? Well, Hannah will bring you up to speed and provide four reasons why she thinks men, in particular pastors, aren't addressing the clear hypocrisy and immorality of Christian women specifically in regards to Matt Rife. 

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This is a puzzling question. Why would a business betray 50%+ of their customer base in order to appeal to less than 1% of America? What is the financial incentive? Join Hannah as she dives into what is motivating these businesses and why she believes boycotting Target, Bud Light, and the like is about more than just stopping a bad marketing campaign but is about the future of our children. 

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DeSantis officially threw his hat in the ring this week. He's running for president. While his Covid policies have made national news, DeSantis has been governor of Florida for longer than just those two years and we need to know what he thinks about more than just Covid. So, in today's podcast Hannah looks at two recent interviews with DeSantis and reviews some of the policy statements he made during those interviews. Also, Hannah brings up concerns she has regarding Tim Scott's candidacy and she doesn't miss the opportunity to throw another punch at Nikki Haley. 

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Today's show covers the 316-page Durham report that was released this week. Not much new information, but Hannah provides a few key quotes from the report. Then she discusses the serious problem behind Durham not pursuing criminal charges after he so clearly revealed criminal behavior. Lastly, what is the solution to this problem? Listen and find out! 
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While accompanying her husband to seminary one day, Hannah ran across a magazine article from The Atlantic titled, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All". Fascinated by the title and intrigued as to what a secular magazine's diagnosis would be, Hannah dove into the lengthy article. Today's podcast is the result of her findings along with a word of advice for young women planning their future. 

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This week's episode covers a SC bill that passed this week concerning Certificate of Need. Hannah offers a brief description of Certificate of Need laws, what they mean, and what this bill means for SC. Then, Hannah covers what's going on at the southern border in preparation for the end of Title 42 on May 11th. Additionally, Hannah discusses Karine Jean-Pierre's claim that illegal immigration is down 90% and she goes through two actions that Biden has taken to cover up how bad the numbers are for illegal migration at the Southern border.

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This week's podcast is a brief update on the happenings this week regarding Tucker Carlson and Fox News. Then, Hannah covers Budweiser, Dylan Mulvaney, Matt Walsh, Maybelline, and that whole debacle. Finally, Hannah closes out the show responding to Nikki Haley inviting Disney to South Carolina.

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Due to life events, Hannah does not cover the political news of the week in today's podcast. Instead, she updates listeners on news from the Miller house and what's been happening in their lives this week. Lastly, Hannah invites her listeners to three upcoming events, two of which she will be speaking at, and a third at Clemson University hosting Riley Gaines, the NCAA swimmer who lost against Lia Thomas and was blockaded in a room by trans activists after a speaking event this past week. 

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 The main story this week is of Trump's indictment by lefist Manhattan prosecutor Alvin Bragg. After a brief explanation of the situation, Hannah gives 5 reasons why the legality of Trump's indictment doesn't really matter and why, overall, his indictment doesn't change anything. After sharing those five demoralizing realities, Hannah goes through a list written by Daniel Horowitz that provides 7 things we should do in light of Trump's indictment to stop politically motivated prosecutions. 

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Hannah briefly touches on Trump's indictment and Jacob Chansley's release to a safehouse this week. Then she spends the bulk of her time going through 8 questions and observations about what happened this week regarding the Nashville, Tennessee mass shooting. Closing the show, Hannah shares some moving words of comfort and hope for Believers wrestling with grief and sorrow. These words came from a family friend that also faced the sudden loss of a child this week. 

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While many commentators and politicians are oversimplifying the Russia/China alliance that happened this week, Hannah brings the truth about their uneasy alliance. The oversimplification has caused many to believe there's nothing to be done, but don't let commentators or politicians tell you that. Once we understand the relationship between China and Russia, we realize the US can put pressure on this alliance - if our politicians wanted to. Join Hannah in today's podcast as she briefly discloses the relationship history between Russia and China and what US policymakers could do about this alliance. 

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Last week's discussion regarding the SC Hate Crime Bill sparked some conversation and questions, so Hannah spends the first portion of today's podcast responding to those comments and questions. She offers a quick summation of the bill and clarification on what it means for SC policy. In the second portion of today's podcast, Hannah covers the Silicon Valley Bank bailout. What happened? What went wrong? What should be done? Plus, is a bailout Constitutional and is a bailout Biblical? Don't miss today's episode as Hannah covers these questions and more.

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Starting today's podcast, Hannah gives a brief synopsis of the January 6th footage Tucker Carlson released this week. Following this synopsis, Hannah provides 7 takeaways outlined by Steve Bonta in his recent article. Closing out the show, Hannah brings things back to South Carolina and the Hate Crimes Bill that was in the SC House this week. 

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Starting off the podcast this week, Hannah covers Donald Trump's visit to East Palestine, Ohio and the two effects it had. Following that story, we learn about a WHO pandemic response "Accord" Joe Biden plans to sign and what the fallout of that would be. Next, Florida bill HB991 is a defamation law reform bill that is greatly needed. Hannah provides the details of that bill and why it is important. Lastly, now that some of the dust has settled, Hannah dives into what's been going on between the Project Veritas board and James O'Keefe. 

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Two good things happened in South Carolina politics this week. Homeschoolers were protected from potential government interference and an increasing number of SC Representatives are aligning themselves with equal protection for the unborn. Hannah covers these two stories before diving into what happened in Ohio on February 3rd. Following the facts of the situation, Hannah provides three potential reasons the story isn't being covered like it should be by the government or the legacy media.  

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In a January 11th research paper, Fauci and two of his former colleagues confess the truth about the vaccines controlling the pandemic and whether the vaccines could be expected to control it. A fascinating paper that exposes the decades of truth we've known about coronaviruses and the vaccines developed to control them. Why couldn't we reasonably expect the Covid-19 vaccine to work? Fauci et al answer that question with information they admit they've known for over 60+ years. 

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This week's episode starts off with the facts as we know them regarding the tragic death of Tyre Nichols. Following the relaying of information, Hannah provides six takeaways including: Who should be held responsible? Should underfunded, understaffed police departments desire federal involvement? What "white supremacy" involved? Listen in as Hannah covers these questions and more. In the second half of the show, Hannah shares how one young man, King Randall, is stepping up and changing the lives of young men in his hometown of Albany, GA. Randall began "The X for Boys" in 2019 at the age of 20. Join Hannah as she discusses how "The X for Boys" is impacting young men and continuing to grow. 

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In the first part of today's episode, Hannah covers the newly released Project Veritas undercover video with Pfizer's Jordon Walker. Hannah goes through various quotes from Walker, provides the bottom line of the video, and throws in a couple quotes from Dr. Robert Malone as well. In the second half of the podcast, Hannah brings things to Atlanta, Georgia to cover the story of two homosexual men who adopted two elementary school age boys and then proceeded to spend the next three years subjecting them to horrific sexual abuse. A celebrated "modern family", William Zulock and Zachary Zulock were arrested in July 2022 and the subsequent revelations exposed a dark, twisted lifestyle. 

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Have you heard about the rumblings happening in Columbia this week? What is this so-called "loyalty oath" that is causing a major rift in the Republican caucus? This week's podcast covers what this rift is all about and why certain Republicans oppose the new caucus news. Hannah also covers how two pastors have started something that should become a movement across the nation in response to Drag Queen Story Hour.

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Hannah brings the latest information regarding the two batches of classified documents found at Biden residences. More importantly, she asks the question, "Why now?" Hannah provides three possible reasons Joe Biden's poor filing skills might have been exposed this week. Next Hannah discusses the SC Supreme Court's ruling that the SC Heartbeat bill is unconstitutional. What did they base their decision on? Was it legitimate? What's the next step for the SC prolife movement? Don't miss this important information. Finally, Hannah interviews her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, on all the sudden death we are seeing right now. Why is this happening? Who is dying? Who isn't dying? Join Hannah and Dr. Jackson as they cover these questions and more.

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Two stories took over the news this week, Damar Hamlin and the Speaker of the House vote. Hannah starts this week's show covering Damar Hamlin and asking the question, "Are all these incidents with athletes normal?" Comparing the last two years to decades past, Hannah is able to tell us whether or not we should be concerned over what's going on. Then Hannah discusses the Speaker of the House vote. Is this an international embarrassment? Why is the Freedom Caucus refusing to vote for McCarthy? Is this preventing the House from getting things done? And finally, considering who the nominees are for chairmen of the various committees, is it such a bad thing that the House is in gridlock?  

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Today's episode is Hannah's favorite show of the year, the annual year in review. From biggest loser to best comeback to biggest  government waste, Hannah covers 35 categories that help summarize some of the happenings of 2022. Close out the show with who Hannah thinks was: the most honest, the Capitalist of the Year, and Person of the Year. 

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On this Christmas Eve, Hannah shares a quick update regarding the omnibus spending bill and the Twitter files. She talks about files 6, 7, and 8 highlighting the FBI's use of Twitter. Then Hannah answers the question of how the Department of Defense used Twitter for their own purposes as well. 

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Hannah covers one main story this week and that is the announcement by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that he is petitioning the state's supreme court for an order to impanel a statewide grand jury to prove any wrongdoing pertaining to COVID-19 vaccines. DeSantis plans to hold the medical establishment accountable by: creating a grand jury to investigate mRNA shots and Big Pharma, investigate cardiac-related deaths tied to the mRNA vaccine, and by forming a public health integrity committee to oversee the medical establishment. DeSantis proves, yet again, that conservatives don't have to always lose. 

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Hannah spends time at the beginning of this week's show discussing Kirk Cameron and "Tolerance Blvd". Then she brings everyone up to speed on the Twitter Files released by Matt Taibbi this last week. While most of the information was unsurprising, there was something worth highlighting. Lastly, Hannah covers the Fauci deposition released this week. What were some of the key questions and key responses by Fauci? What does all this prove? 

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 Hannah starts the show covering the dust up that happened this week between the Biden administration, Congress, and Twitter owner Elon Musk. In the not so distant past, Republicans also called for Congress to get involved with tech companies, should they? Hannah then discusses comments made by WEF founder Klaus Schwab regarding how "tremendous" Communist China is and how that regime is a "role model" for other countries. How is China a role model? Hannah provides a few recent examples that Schwab may be referring to. Lastly, Hannah covers 11 points regarding the Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX story. Within those 11 points, she provides a brief backstory, the political implications, and what she foresees happening as a result. 

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This week, Hannah covers the vandalism that happened in NYC at a gay bar and the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado. The legacy media and Twittersphere automatically piled on to both instances and labeled them as "hate crimes". Were they? Hannah covers what we know now and how it's contradictory to the assumptions folks made immediately afterward. She also briefly covers why the Gun Violence Archives is an unreliable source for statistics on mass shootings and how their definition differs from the FBI's.  

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Kicking off the podcast this week, Hannah covers the details of the Respect for Marriage Act. Who were the Republicans that voted for this bill? Why did it even come up in Congress? What are the consequences? Then, on the heels of that discussion, Hannah brings up  Chuck Schumer's solution to the workforce shortage. Lastly, who's to blame for the 2022 midterm losses? Was it Trump? What should our strategy be going forward? Hannah covers these questions and more in today's podcast. 

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In this week's episode, Hannah covers two main stories from the week. She provides 7 takeaways from Tuesday's election including how the American people said, "No, thank you" and what other political party was created. Hannah closes the show talking about the NYT "how to handle election anxiety" infographic. Putting her counselor's hat on again, she provides a brief, Biblical response to handling anxiety that is a small excerpt from a lesson she teaches on anxiety. 

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Hannah spends the bulk of this episode covering Emily Oster's recent article for The Atlantic asking for "amnesty" for decisions made during Covid. How should Americans respond, but more importantly, how should Christians respond? Should we extend forgiveness? What about all we lost and all the lies? Do those things matter? Where does justice enter the equation? Join Hannah as she helps Christians navigate both justice and forgiveness.

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The first story covered this week is Ben Shapiro retracting his support for the Covid vaccines. An enthusiastic supporter of the Covid vaccines, Shapiro publicly acknowledged this week that the American people have been lied to regarding their safety and efficacy. Speaking of the vaccines, Hannah also covers the story of NYC sanitation workers being reinstated and offered back pay after being fired because of the city's vaccine mandate. Finally, Hannah closes the show discussing what people mean when they tell you to "vote with compassion" and how what they mean is entirely incorrect. 

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 Hannah provides listeners with a quick update regarding her podcast last week then she covers some local news from here in SC regarding the senate's failed vote to recede. She explains what happened this week and what South Carolinians can expect next. Then Hannah covers Boston University's denial regarding the development of a new Covid strain. Lastly, Hannah updates her listeners on that state of the Second Amendment since the Bruen decision in June.

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This week's podcast brings a variety of topics. Hannah talks about a particular voter demographic leaving the Democrat party and the impact it could have in future elections. She also discusses the SC Superintendent of Education race and how that race is indicative of political races nationwide. Then, Hannah closes the show covering Tulsi Gabbard's letter about leaving the Democrat party and whether voters should consider supporting her. 

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In this special mid-week episode, Hannah interviews her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, about the unConstitutional mandates his employer is now requiring it’s employees to comply to each pay period. Dr. Jackson and Hannah discuss the grounds for it being unConstitutional, whether other South Carolina hospitals are making the same requirements, what governing body is requiring this, and what the motivation is for the hospital. Don’t miss this breaking news episode.  

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Have you seen what's going on with the FBI recently? Have you wondered how we should respond? Have you asked yourself whether or not the Constitution grants the federal government the power to investigate crimes and enforce the law? Join Hannah on today's podcast and have these inquiries answered along with a few more questions.

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22 Senate Republicans voted for cloture on the Senate budget bill. They not only refused to use the bill as leverage to hold the current administration responsible for a host of tragedies but they also added an additional two knives to the backs of American taxpayers. Also, two new polls regarding shared American values were published this week by Barna and the results are fascinating and encouraging. Join Hannah in this week's episode to be challenged and encouraged regarding the state of America. 

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 In a stunning move, Glenn Beck, a long time supporter of a Constitutional Convention, announced he is no longer supporting the calls for a CON-CON. Hannah covers what was behind Beck's announcement and his stipulation. Next Hannah discusses the state of corn, soybean, and cotton crops in the US this year. She also discusses how the Black Sea Grain Deal struck between Ukraine and Russia impacted the exporting of grain from Ukraine during the later part of the summer and what the future of that deal could be. Lastly, Ligioner Ministries and Lifeway Research provided a survey on the "theological temperature" of the US. Focusing on results for US Evangelicals, Hannah provides some unsurprisingly sad survey results regarding various doctrines but one key question reveals maybe things aren't as bad as they appear. Join Hannah as she uncovers what the bottom line issue appears to be and how Believers can respond in order to best disciple fellow Believers. 

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This week, DeSantis flew two planes full of illegal immigrants to Martha's Vineyard. While right wing media sources praised the move, Kari Lake offered another take. In this episode, Hannah discusses who was right according to the Constitution. Hannah also covers a recent survey about the "Voting Gender Gap". It provides both unsurprising and surprising information on how college-aged men and women are voting, what the trajectory is for each gender, and what that means for the future. Lastly, Hannah adds some personal commentary on why women vote the way they do.

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 Hannah starts this episode by reviewing the interim report from the GOP side of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Hannah provides a succinct review of the report and what we should do with the information about Biden and his administration's "Strategic failure" in Afghanistan. Additionally, Hannah covers four aspects of the Eliza Fletcher tragedy in Memphis, TN. She gives a brief review of what happened, she goes through Cleotha Abston's criminal record, she discusses why his record is important, and provides three final thoughts on how we should respond to such tragedies.

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Today’s episode is a much-requested speech Hannah has given for multiple audiences this summer. Many books have been written about worldview and apologetics, but in this unique presentation, Hannah not only describes why young people become Social Justice Warriors but she also describes 5 specific character traits she has personally observed in the lives of young people who are caught in the Social Justice movement. Hannah then provides the contrasting Biblical principles that transform SJWs into Kingdom Warriors.

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Hannah covers student loan forgiveness in this weeks podcast. She provides the details of the plan and what the long term impact is going to be. Then, as usual, she discusses whether it's Constitutional, especially in light of unConstitutional federal student loans, and if student loan forgiveness is Biblical. Isn't Christianity based on the forgiveness of debt? How can Christians be opposed to student loan forgiveness when our debt was forgiven? Lastly, Hannah covers the end goal for student loan forgiveness. 

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In this weeks episode, Hannah first covers the details of John McCravy’s prolife legislation progressing in SC. Then she covers how Wyoming citizens held Liz Cheney accountable for her anti-Trump, anti-America, and anti-Wyoming actions. Closing out the show, Hannah brings up a statement made by Mike Pence this week regarding testifying for the January 6th Committee and how his statement is indicative of the old political guard and that Conservatives, and Christians both, must move away from this kind of equivocation.

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Hannah briefly recaps the FBI raid at Trump's home in Mar-a-Largo then she brings up three important questions about the raid: Was it Constitutional? What does this do? And how should we respond? Plus, Hannah throws in a bonus of three things we should not do in light of these events.

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Following an electric vehicle fire that happened this week in Connecticut, Hannah invites her husband, Dustin Miller, onto the show this week to discuss electric vehicles. Together they cover the safety of EV batteries, the issues with mining lithium and cobalt, charging station infrastructure, and home charging solutions.

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Congress is up to no good, as usual. Let's talk briefly about those shenanigans and how they're relevant to South Carolinians. Missourians are wary of an upcoming FBI audit on gun owners, let's talk about why and how a local sheriff is standing up for the citizens in his county. Lastly, was Elisjsha Dicken a Good Samaritan? And would Jesus support self-defense? 

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Musk announced this week he is no longer planning to buy Twitter and this caused an uproar. Hannah doesn't claim to know what his motivations are for purchasing Twitter and then for backing out but she doesn't care. She will tell you what she does care about though regarding the Twitter v Musk saga and why it's important. Closing today's episode, Hannah discusses the recent SCOTUS ruling on the Remain in Mexico Policy, what it means for the border and whether or not states have the grounds to enforce immigration policies.

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Hannah and her Dad, Robert Jackson, respond to the pro-abortion arguments they heard this week at the Ad Hoc hearing at the South Carolina House. These arguments include: I didn't want to miss out on marrying the man of my dreams, foster care is already overwhelmed, and the high rates of maternal infant risk in SC. Hannah closes the show with the clips of their testimonies at the House.

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Hannah is on vacation this week but in today's podcast she highlights some upcoming events she is speaking at and gives listeners a bit of a tease on the topic she will be discussing - Raising Kingdom Warriors vs Social Justice Activists. 

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Hannah covers two landmark decisions by the Supreme Court and highlights where South Carolina stands on banning abortion. Last week, a video went viral of thousands of dead cattle that according to the caption "Died from the heat". In the second half of today's podcast, Hannah dives into the facts of what happened to the cattle in Kansas, whether it will impact our food supply, and if mistreatment by farmers played a role

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This week we cover what actually happened with all those food processing plant fires everyone was talking about. Did they really happen? Was arson involved? How do they impact our food security? Then join Hannah as she covers 10 things that are impacting the US food supply or will impact it in the coming months.

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 In today's episode, Hannah covers some candidates in next week's GOP primary. Specifically, she discusses the front runners in the races for SC Governor, Attorney General, and Superintendent of Education. Then, Hannah covers the timeline of events in Uvalde and the police response. She closes the show by discussing suggestions offered by an active shooter training expert on what schools could incorporate into school policy that would provide a better active shooter response by teachers, staff, and students. 

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Join Dr. Jackson, Carlotta Jackson, and Hannah Miller as they discuss what is happening in education in the US, why it's happening from parents perspective and from the teachers perspective, and they close the conversation with final thoughts about education, homeschooling, and children. 

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Join Hannah and Dr. Jackson as they bust 8 myths about gun control and gun violence in the United States. They cover myths such as "Gun free zones protect against gun violence", "Gun control works to decrease violence", "Gun culture is the culprit in mass shootings", and "Violent crimes decrease when citizens don't have access to guns". Then they conclude the show by talking about the real underlying issues and what we can do. 

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This week we cover 6 data points regarding Covid and vaccines from around the world so that we can all be brought up to speed on what's going on with Covid these days. This is followed by data regarding children and Covid19 and children and vaccines since this week the FDA approved a booster shot for children ages 5-11. Are children facing a medical emergency? Is vaccine "immunity" necessary for children? We will discuss those questions and more. Lastly, we will cover how the WHO is planning to overpower every sovereign state in the world during any future "public health emergency" and how the Biden administration is attempting to circumvent the Treaty Clause of the Constitution in order to subjugate American citizens to the WHO. 

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What's going on with the formula shortage? I give four reasons Americans are experiencing formula shortages and all of them come back to the government. In the second half of this podcast, we discuss a healthcare policy that Americans are just learning about - Certificate of Need. Let's discover what this law is, what it does exactly, and how it's hurting American citizens. 

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What could cause DeSantis, Elon Musk, and Tulsi Gabbard to be in agreement? A terrible policy from the Biden administration of course! In today's episode, we will talk about Biden's Disinformation Governance Board and the bills in both houses of Congress that seek to abolish Biden's "Ministry of Truth". We will also discuss unsurprising news regarding the CDC. Then we will close this episode discussing the SCOTUS leak, the lack of  trust in our shared institutions, and what we should do about it.

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 Let's look a little deeper into what is happening in Florida between DeSantis and Disney. Will Floridians be on the hook financially now that Disney is losing their tax privileges? Was it right or fair for Disney to have these privileges? Lastly, let's discuss Elon Musks' takeover of Twitter, how Leftism is losing ground in the culture war, and how Conservatives and Christians can take advantage of the moment.  

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Florida threw the gauntlet down with Disney this week. Disney has enjoyed special privileges for 55 years in the state of Florida but those privileges will end soon. Let's discuss what those privileges were and what will probably happen with this bill. I was also asked multiple times about Bryan Ardis' interview titled, "Watch the Water". I will respond to it and help listeners determine what is true, what is false, and if the conclusions are accurate or not.  

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Why was the NYC subway shooting memory holed? Why were any of the recent domestic terror attacks memory holed? What's the common denominator? Let's discuss. Also, let's go through Terrisa Bukonivac's press statement of how she and Lauren Hardy came to be responsible for the bodies of 115 babies in Washington, DC. Lastly, 12 jurors rejected the FBI and did not convict any of the four men charged with conspiring to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer. That's the good news, the bad news? All the questions we now have about the FBI and the Justice Department.  

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 Let's discuss Elon Musk causing an unexpected shakeup in the Twitterverse and speaking of the internet, let's go over three recent examples that show that the internet isn't real life. We also dive into the numbers for southern border encounters for fiscal years 2019-2022 and the impact the expiration of Title 42 is going to have. Greg Abbot made headlines this week by appearing to take the southern border crisis right to Biden's doorstep, but let's discuss the truth of the matter. Lastly, Hannah covers a brief history of term limits in the US and then offers 8 points for consideration on the topic of term limits. 

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 Let's talk about the hypocrisy of Lindsey Graham opposing elevating Judge Jackson to the Supreme Court despite voting to confirm her to a post less than a year ago. We also cover how Disney continues to reveal that the world of wholesome entertainment is a small world after all. Additionally, Hannah shares why you really shouldn't care about Will Smith and Chris Rock and she closes out the show with some good news out of Arizona.

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Are folks really leaving the mainstream media? If they are, why are they? What's changed about the news? If someone doesn't use alternative media, such as a podcast for their news, why not? How can a person discern what news platform to follow? Join Hannah Miller and Robert Jackson as they explore these questions and more.

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The NY Post is hopefully taking a victory lap regarding their Hunter Biden laptop story, Lia Thomas and Rachel Levine undermine womanhood, and Caitlyn Jenner is both right and wrong. Let's cover the details of those stories. Then, we conclude today's podcast with a review of Disney/Pixar's latest hit Turning Red. We will cover: the issues, comparing Turning Red to other coming of age movies, the bottom line worldview, and are parents wrong for sheltering their kids?  

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Hannah Miller and Dr. Jackson discuss - 

- What is medical marijuana 
- The history of marijuana 
- short and long term effects of marijuana 
- Perspectives of medical professionals, Law enforcement officers, and drug rehab counselors
 - Marijuana enforcement
- How to qualify as a medical marijuana patient
- Should we legalize medical marijuana?
- Why hasn't the FDA approved marijuana for medical use?
- Hemp vs Marijauna 
- Isn't marijuana a better alternative to legal opioids? 
- The endgame

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This week we address the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Hannah answers five key questions: Should we trust what we are seeing on the news? Is it as simple as Putin bad/Ukraine good? What is the history of the Russia and Ukraine conflict? How does NATO play into this? And lastly, what is the US's role? 

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This week we cover the latest news on what's going on with Russia and Ukraine, the response of various countries, and why energy independence is crucial. Next we discuss what an Article V Convention of States is, what are the desired goals of a Convention, and do we need a Convention to address these issues.

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Unsurprisingly, Durham's report this week revealed that Hillary Clinton did indeed pay people to fabricate the Russia-Collusion story. Even two-thirds of Democrats who are following the story regarding Neustar and Hillary believe she should be investigated. Also, three whistleblowers came forward and revealed a staggering rise in various diseases as recorded by the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database amongst US troops. What is DMED? Is it reliable? And what about the PolitiFact "fact-check"? 

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The viewership for the Olympic games was abysmal, why? For three obvious reasons. We also discuss Covid news from Johns Hopkins and Israel. Finally, we round out the show discussing Kristi Noem's signing of a protect women's sports bill and USA Swimming passing new rules that will bar Lia Thomas from competing in the upcoming Championships. 

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 A proposal in Lafayette, Indiana is threatening religious liberty. In today's podcast, Hannah and her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, discuss what is happening in Indiana, what conversion therapy is, and what Biblical counseling is. They further discuss exactly what the Lafayette proposal says and how it threatens the local church, parents, lay people, and our Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Speech. 

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This week, Joe Biden indicated a willingness to involve the United States in defending Ukraine from a Russian invasion. At the same time, China is threatening Taiwan. Does the US have a role in either of these invasions? If so, what does it look like? Also, the #FreedomConvoy2022 is not getting the attention it deserves. Let's talk about what the Freedom Convoy is and why it's, maybe, not getting enough attention by conservative news outlets. 

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After lifting mask and vaccine passport mandates, Britain is looking more like America than America these days and Glenn Younkin delivers on his campaign promises. We close the show discussing Jordan Peterson's resignation from the University of Toronto and Tara Henly's resignation from the CBC. Both Peterson and Henly said in their resignation letters that culture is downstream of American universities, is that good news or bad and what does it mean going forward? 

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The Covid narrative continued to unravel this week. Hannah highlights some of these and then briefly discusses why she believes the lockdown libs are allowing the narrative to crumble. She also shares data showing ways children have suffered these past two years because of adults not putting children's needs before their own desire for safety. Concluding today's show, Hannah does an in-depth review of the book Them Before Us written by Katy Faust and Stacey Manning. Hannah considers this book one of the most important books of 2021 as it completely flipped the script on marriage, parenthood, and reproductive technologies.

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After discussing how Ted Cruz probably lost his chance at a future presidency, the insanity of AOC, the ways the legacy media and Fauci flip flopped on Covid this week, and providing a host of Covid updates, Hannah shares a list of legislative actions that should be taken at the local, state level to protect our rights and liberties in the future. If 2020-2021 was the Great Reset for the elites, we must make 2022 the Great Restoration for the American people.

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Join Hannah and her Dad, Dr. Jackson, as they go through the 2021 Superlatives. They cover topics such as biggest winner, biggest traitor, best idea, best government money spent, and person of the year along with a host of other categories. 

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In this episode, Hannah invited her parents, Robert and Carlotta, to share about Christmas. Robert and Carlotta tell stories of Christmases for each of them growing up and then about some of the decisions they made about how they would celebrate Christmas with their children. How did they "do Christmas"? And did they include Santa? Hannah also shares some of her favorite aspects of their Christmases growing up and some resources for families looking to celebrate advent.

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Join Hannah as she briefly discusses Chris Wallace and his move to CNN, what's going on in Japan with the covid vaccines, and why she doesn't trust the alphabet organizations in DC. Hannah closes with information on population growth in the US and how robust population growth is actually better for poverty and humanity than a low growth rate. 

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After briefly discussing transgender college swimmer, Lia Thomas, and a few other news updates, we jump into a deeper discussion on Covid19. This week we spend the majority of our time updating listeners on Delta and Omicron. What happened with Delta? What is happening with Omicron? Should we be worried? We answer all those questions and more this week.

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 This week we first cover the Ghislain Maxwell trial and the FDA documents released regarding the vaccine trials. With both stories there is a real lack of transparency from government agencies and we discuss what I mean by that and why we must demand transparency. We close the show discussing the Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health case at the Supreme Court. Hannah gives some highlights and predictions from Wednesday's oral arguments

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In Todays episode, Hannahs Father, Dr. Robert Jackson plays Host to interview Hannah about what we can learn from the small but fascinating country of New Zealand. 

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Thanksgiving is always a good time to evaluate our hearts and consider how we can establish new family habits that glorify the Lord. Join Hannah and her parents as they discuss how we can help our children develop grateful hearts in a contentious, entitled world. 

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After briefly discussing an upcoming competitor to the average progressive college, we dive into the Rittenhouse trial. We cover the key argument the prosecutor is trying to make and how not a single shred of evidence was provided from either eye witness accounts or video evidence to rebut Rittenhouse's claim of self-defense.

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Medical tyranny climbed to new heights this week and the Democrats demonstrate their total lack of self awareness as they double down on all their losing strategies. We also dive into some of the exit polling from VA and what it means for Conservatives going forward. 

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After some brief Covid news, we dive into what we know so far in the case of Alec Baldwin "misfiring" a gun and killing his cinematographer. Who is accountable for this tragedy? Then we discuss what happened at two different schools and why the excuse "it'll never happen at my little country school" isn't applicable anymore.

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Brief updates on the border, Covid, and Loudon County Public Schools. Then we dive into how I believe the "Let's Go Brandon!" chants indicate that human nature is going to work to the benefit of conservatism. Lastly, I give 7 steps for directing the growing tide of discontentment in America. 

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Hannah covers what happened at American Airlines and Southwest this week and how/why pilots were the right people to protest vaccine mandates. Furthermore, the Loudon County Public School board voted to allow Self ID while at the same time a boy, who likes to wear dresses, was under electronic surveillance for sexually assaulting two different girls, one in the girls' school bathroom. Plus, a brief discussion on how to resolve injustice in the future. 

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Today's podcast is a bit of a continuation of last weeks. We continue with another interview with Dr. Jackson, my Dad, regarding Ivermectin. He covers the history of Ivermectin, how it works, and the real world data surrounding the use of Ivermectin. Dr. Jackson then answers the question, "Why the pushback against Ivermectin?" and "What are the obstacles to its use?" He closes the show by answering what he would do if he were king for a day.  

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