Saturday Morning Coffee for Saturday, October 23, 2021
Reese Boyd, your Host for Saturday Morning Coffee, and Producer Glenn Dye, are back in the Studio this week for another episode of Saturday Morning Coffee: in particular our President, and after recent appearances, questions about who is actually running the country.
Welcome to Saturday Morning Coffee for Saturday, October 23, 2021!
In this episode, Reese and Glenn discuss the ALCS Championship series in the MLB and Houston's win over Boston on Saturday night. We discuss the President's questionable performance at the "Town Hall" this week with Anderson Cooper, and the fact that if Donald Trump were still in office, the 25th Amendment would have been implemented before the CNN crew had switched off the cameras at the town hall event.
Windy Lockhart joins us in the studio to talk about Red Hats America and an event that the Red Hats America Team has coming up later this week in Myrtle Beach. We also joined on the show by Tim Hill, a former radio personality with Cumulus Media who was fired this month for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Tim explains why he chose not to take the COVID-19 vaccine, and why he thinks that was the right decision for him, and why he thinks this is an important decision for him (and everyone else who feels the same) to stand by, and to remain committed to defending our right to make these medical decisions about our bodies.
Mark McBride, Candidate for Congress (SC-7, Seat Currently held by Tom Rice(R)), joins us into the studio to talk about his campaign, and why he's running for Congress. He also shares the details about an event coming up next week at Carmac Arms in Myrtle Beach.
In the Parting Wisdom segment, Reese discusses some observations he's taken from recent comments by the actor William Shatner about going into space, and a similar observation he took from reading a biography of Apple founder Steve Jobs this summer. We all are going to die -- that is certain. Our mortal bodies will fail, and we will die. But we need not live in fear of death. We have nothing to fear in death -- because the Cross has overcome death!
Thanks for listening to Saturday Morning Coffee!
Proverbs 3:5-6
In this episode, Reese and Glenn discuss the ALCS Championship series in the MLB and Houston's win over Boston on Saturday night. We discuss the President's questionable performance at the "Town Hall" this week with Anderson Cooper, and the fact that if Donald Trump were still in office, the 25th Amendment would have been implemented before the CNN crew had switched off the cameras at the town hall event.
Windy Lockhart joins us in the studio to talk about Red Hats America and an event that the Red Hats America Team has coming up later this week in Myrtle Beach. We also joined on the show by Tim Hill, a former radio personality with Cumulus Media who was fired this month for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Tim explains why he chose not to take the COVID-19 vaccine, and why he thinks that was the right decision for him, and why he thinks this is an important decision for him (and everyone else who feels the same) to stand by, and to remain committed to defending our right to make these medical decisions about our bodies.
Mark McBride, Candidate for Congress (SC-7, Seat Currently held by Tom Rice(R)), joins us into the studio to talk about his campaign, and why he's running for Congress. He also shares the details about an event coming up next week at Carmac Arms in Myrtle Beach.
In the Parting Wisdom segment, Reese discusses some observations he's taken from recent comments by the actor William Shatner about going into space, and a similar observation he took from reading a biography of Apple founder Steve Jobs this summer. We all are going to die -- that is certain. Our mortal bodies will fail, and we will die. But we need not live in fear of death. We have nothing to fear in death -- because the Cross has overcome death!
Thanks for listening to Saturday Morning Coffee!
Proverbs 3:5-6
