Can we just give it to you straight here at The Brody File? Now that Hillary Clinton lost North Carolina by double digits and barely won Indiana, Clinton can continue to make her case to the super delegates all she wants. She has an overall narrative to sell but let's face it: time is running out and right now "time" is the one element that has at least the fleeting chance to save her. Why? Because she needs Barack Obama to make a mistake. She needs another "bitter" co
Hey Brody File readers. I have made it to San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Brody File assumes that this race between Clinton and Obama is going to make it here to Puerto Rico so we have come down here to tell that story. In essence, the story I'm working on is a "Puerto Rico Primary 101" piece that will air on the 700 Club in a couple weeks. Watch The Brody File for video from Puerto Rico this week.
Robo Call alert! Robo call alert! The Obama campaign says they are being hit right now in Indiana by automated phone calls by National Right to Life. Here is what is being said over the phone to voters in Indiana:
John Bolton is the former U.S. Amassador to the United Nations, where he made some much-needed waves with his unapologetic criticism of America's enemies, not to mention of the UN itself. Bolton says its time to neutralize Iran's terrorist training camps, whch the U.S. military says are producing jihadists who are killing American troops in Iraq. Here's more:
You don't normally think of Communist Party members as people who big proponents of religious media, but a new analysis shows that China's government officials are more interested in access to religious media than any other occupational group.
“The truth shall set you free.” (John 8: 32) Jesus said these words, making a special note that the truth involved holding to his teachings.
In addition to the importance of living by the truth of the Gospel, we are much better off emotionally and relationally if we facing the truth. If we cling to a false reality we’ll be in serious trouble.
Hope everyone had a good weekend. Here’s the Monday edition of The Morning Five ….
1. Superman Returns (Again)
Following the news of Iron Man’s $100 million weekend, a report says that work on the follow-up to Superman Returns will begin early next year. In an interview with SCI FI Wire, the film’s own Clark Kent (actor Brandon Routh) said the script is coming together, and Bryan Singer will once again direct.
It's not every day the Chinese and Dalai Lama leadership come to an agreement, but Sunday's talks between the two parties did produce a tangible result: a second round of talks. Whether or not these talks will prove fruitful remains to be seen.
This week I'm touring with Oliver North to promote our new book, American Heroes.
I hope you had a chance to watch all or part of the PBS series, Carrier, which aired last week. The U.S. Navy appears to have given the producers unprecedented access to the crew and their ship, The U.S.S. Nimitz, during its 2005 deployment to the Persian Gulf.