3 Shot at Antioch High School Nashville, Trump Withdraws US from WHO, Hegseth Faces Abuse Claims

Top headlines for Thursday, January 23, 2025

In this episode, we explore the tension between Trump and Washington Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde, who called for greater compassion toward LGBT-identified Americans and immigrants during an inaugural prayer service, prompting a demand for an apology from the President. Meanwhile, controversy swirls around Pastor Lorenzo Sewell following his promotion of a meme coin shortly after delivering a benediction at Trump’s inauguration. 

We also discuss the tragic shooting at Antioch High School in Nashville, shedding light on the incident's impact on the community. Finally, we examine Trump's decision to sign an executive order withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization, marking a significant shift in global health policy. 

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• Jeff Dalrymple to lead SBC effort to prevent sex abuse | Church & Ministries
• Trump demands apology from Mariann Budde over inauguration sermon | U.S.
• Pastor criticized for meme coin push after inauguration prayer | Church & Ministries
• 3 shot at Antioch High School in Nashville | U.S.
• Americans support presidents placing hand on Bible: poll | Politics
• Episcopal bishop defends swipe at Trump: I'm 'leaving it to God' | Entertainment
• Trump says slew of Biden family pardons make him look 'guilty' | Politics
• Hegseth’s ex-sister-in-law claims he abused ex-wife | Politics
• Trump withdraws US from WHO over agency's handling of pandemic | Politics