
· 34 min
11.3 | Politics in its place
The World and Everything In ItAbout this episode
Tue » Lost friends over politics? A former diplomat turned pastor says to “slow it down” and remember our first allegiance.
Also: New federal transparency rules around pharmacy benefit managers promise to expose hidden drug-pricing arrangements, but will they mean cheaper prices for patients? Cal Thomas points to promises politicians can’t keep and a $40 trillion national debt no politician will address. Plus: training AI to be the hero, homeschooling goes mainstream, and competitive snoozing.
EP 3522 · Tue Nov 3, 2026
☀️ Today’s stories
› Prescription drugs: Drug deals
› Election Day: Politics in its place
› Artificial intelligence: Now it’s listening
› Kicker: The dream team
› Homeschooling: Something new
› Cal Thomas: Vote anyway
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