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Will A New Year Bring Change or The Same Old Washington? Faith, Fear and Future Discussed

Dr. Fauci is back in the spotlight, this time raising alarms about viruses mutating in backyard animals. But is this a legitimate concern or just another tactic to keep the public in a state of fear? Andrew and his co-hosts question whether this narrative sets the stage for another “novel” viral outbreak. They also discuss a new Bill Gates-funded experiment that raises eyebrows: human trials involving mosquitoes engineered to deliver vaccines through their bites. Is this an innovative medical breakthrough or a dangerous overreach into global health?

Later, Andrew revisits a compelling interview with actress, comedian, and Saturday Night Live alum Victoria Jackson. Known for her outspoken faith, Victoria shares how her relationship with God has shaped her life and career. In a special addition to the broadcast, Andrew includes never-before-seen footage from their conversation, offering deeper insights into Victoria’s journey through the entertainment industry and her unwavering commitment to living out her faith.

For the Faith Focus segment, Victoria joins Andrew to reflect on the challenges of staying true to biblical values in a culture that increasingly marginalizes those who do. Her humor, resilience, and testimony serve as a powerful reminder that faith can provide strength and clarity in even the most uncertain times.

As Andrew asks whether 2025 will bring change or more of the same dysfunction from Washington, he encourages viewers to stay vigilant and engaged. This episode of The Culture Crossroads is a call to action for those committed to truth, faith, and the pursuit of a better future for America.

Andrew Southwick
Culture Crossroads
Washington D.C.
Victoria Jackson
Dr. Fauci
Bill Gates
faith
viruses
vaccines
mosquitoes
faith focus
biblical values
truth
future
fear
headlines
resilience

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