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Power, Politics, and the Fight for Free Speech

Andrew questions why everyday Americans are being told to conserve energy and embrace costly “green” policies while Big Tech companies continue expanding massive power-hungry operations. He challenges viewers to consider how much longer Americans will tolerate government and corporate leaders making decisions that seem disconnected from the needs of ordinary citizens.

In The Rundown, Andrew, RC, and Julianna dive into several major national stories. The panel discusses President Trump’s push for the federal government to take shareholder-style stakes in large technology companies, Zohran Mamdani’s controversial proposal involving landlords and tenant property control, and the federal government’s creation of a new “anti-technology violent extremist” threat category. The conversation raises serious questions about free speech, political dissent, government power, and the growing influence of technology in American life.

The team also explores the growing divide in American culture and asks an important question: what if the country could rediscover honest conversation and respectful debate? Instead of constant division and outrage, the hosts discuss the value of meaningful dialogue across political and cultural lines.

Later in the program, Marcus Pittman of Loor Entertainment joins Andrew to share his experience of allegedly being targeted for surveillance by the Biden Department of Justice. In the Faith Focus segment, Marcus discusses Christian filmmaking, the future of media, and how believers can use artificial intelligence as a powerful tool for creativity, truth, and sharing faith-based messages with the world.

Culture Crossroads
Andrew Southwick
AI data centers
Lake Tahoe power shutdown
Big Tech control
free speech debate
anti-technology extremist
Trump tech policy
Christian filmmaking
Marcus Pittman

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