What if the political landscape we know is just a modern-day Salem witch trial? Join us on the WallBuilders Show as we dissect the intersection of faith, history, and politics. With our guest Brad Stine, we delve into Dinesh D'Souza’s latest docudrama, "Vindicating Trump," where we explore the parallels between current political accusations against Trump and historical events like the Salem witch trials. Uncover how biblical principles of due process have shaped American legal standards. Our discussion also brings Congressman Barry Loudermilk into the spotlight as we challenge the findings of the January 6th committee.

Our excitement grows with news of a collaboration with actor Nick Searcy. Searcy takes a pivotal role in D’Souza’s "Vindicating Trump," painting the portrait of Trump’s transformation from a playboy billionaire to a political force. We chat about Trump’s intricate legacy and how the media has sculpted public perception, setting the stage for some thrilling upcoming projects.

Our episode takes a critical look at the portrayal of political figures. We scrutinize the accusations of racism and dictatorship against Trump, juxtaposing these with his actions in office. The conversation shifts to justice and accountability in politics, questioning the media's role in shaping narratives and influencing public opinion. As we wrap up, we share our enthusiasm for a lineup of intriguing films, including Joe Kennedy's "Average Joe" and Matt Walsh's "Am I Racist?"—a treat for our listeners who crave thought-provoking content.

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