Yesterday Today Tomorrow - US-CHINA BEIJING SUMMIT

Yesterday Today Tomorrow - Dr. Rebecca Price Janney, Christian Author - Land of the Morning Calm - Part 2

Dr. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History. is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Yesterday Today Tomorrow - Dr. Rebecca Price Janney, Christian Author - Land of the Morning Calm - Part 1

Dr. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History. is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Yesterday Today Tomorrow - Iran War Update: WHY ARE WE AT WAR WITH IRAN?

Iran War Update: WHY ARE WE AT WAR WITH IRAN? Part 1: Monetary System under Attack   China has built the infrastructure to conduct significant energy and trade transactions outside the dollar system. That infrastructure is operational today. It was built primarily as a defense against American financial sanctions — not as an immediate replacement for the dollar. But here is the honest question that matters for ordinary Americans.\   AIR DATE: 5/30/26 See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Yesterday Today Tomorrow - Memorial Day: Remember and Honor

Memorial Day: Remember and Honor   To every American who gave their life for this country — we are here today because you were there yesterday for us. You did not die for a slogan. You died so that strangers, generations after you, could live free. We will not forget. We will not waste it. And we will hand it forward. God bless our fallen. God bless their families. God bless the young, who are about to surprise us. And God bless these United States of America.   AIRDATE: 5-24-26 See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Yesterday Today Tomorrow - US-CHINA BEIJING SUMMIT

US-CHINA BEIJING SUMMIT   Fair trade is measured by one thing only. The numbers. The United States Census Bureau's own data shows America has run a consistent trade deficit with China every single year since 1985. Starting at $6 billion. Growing to $382 billion. Forty consecutive years of imbalance. No banquet speech changes that number. No toast changes that number. No signed framework changes that number.   Only actual verified measurable trade flows change that number. What I believe — and this is my perspective — is that for the first time we may be seeing an administration that is beginning to look at the US China relationship the way a corporation looks at its balance sheet. Not as a political performance. Not as a popularity contest. Not as a historic moment designed for the next news cycle. But as an actual ledger.   AIR DATE: 5-16-26 See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.