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On today’s show, we examine Donald Trump’s GOP convention speech from last night. What does it say about how he would lead as president, should he win in November? Also, more emails—and another opera selection from Turandot! For more, listen to the Trumpet Daily Radio Show, with Stephen Flurry.

The Nice attack is threatening to push France into political crisis. The nation is divided on how to respond. The head of the General Directorate of Internal Security (their equivalent of the FBI) warns that the nation faces “civil war.” French President François Hollande warned, “Never since World War ii have democracies been so threatened.” Where will France turn in this time of turmoil? Who do people look to when their world is falling apart? History shows us time and again that when the world seems to be spinning out of control, people turn to tyrants and strongmen for solutions.

This is the age that God is using to prepare those who will be foremost in helping Jesus Christ when He establishes God’s new civilization on Earth! Listen to Stephen Flurry’s latest Trumpet Daily Radio Show episode and learn about the lifestyle and culture of tomorrow. It is already here on Earth, in fact—in God’s Church.

On today’s show, we’ll be talking about the Afghan refugee who attacked four people with an ax on a train in southern Germany. Tragedies like this one will only become more frequent until a strongman unites Europe and sparks a clash unlike anything this world has seen before. Now is the time to watch and pray!

Has our world come off its wheels? Thats the question USA Today asked on Friday. Now look at what's happened in the news since then: an attempted coup in Turkey Friday evening and seven more police officers shot in America on Sunday. There is something terribly wrong with the heart of man, and the fruits are evident everywhere. On today's show, Stephen Flurry discusses what the Bible says about man's dangerously deceived heart.

France remains in a state of emergency following a terror attack in the city of Nice. France has been hit hard by three massive terrorist attacks in just 18 months! In today's Trumpet Daily Radio Show, host Stephen Flurry takes you on a whirlwind tour of the tragic events that have shaped our world so far in 2016.

British Prime Minister David Cameron stepped down yesterday. Today's show compares the state of Britain now to six years ago, when Mr. Cameron came into office. Also on today's show, your host Stephen Flurry examines Germany's newly released paper on defense: "White Paper 2016: On German Security Policy and the Future of the Bundeswehr."

"Race war is coming," Herbert W. Armstrong warned almost 50 years ago. "Racial tensions, passions and hatreds are being deliberately stirred by organized planning. It will explode into mass violence that will stagger the imagination!" Eight years ago, when then-Senator Barack Obama was being lavished with praise for his intent to heal America's race wounds, Gerald Flurry warned that simmering racial passions and hatreds would boil over into a red-hot violence that would spill onto our streets. We are one step closer to that reality today.

In his powerful new article posted on theTrumpet.com, "America's Real Enemy," Gerald Flurry reveals where the dangerous trends we see today are leading. On today's program, Stephen Flurry examines that recent article together with the tragic attack on police in Dallas last week. For more, tune in to the latest episode of the Trumpet Daily Radio Show.

In response to a black man who admitted he murdered five white policemen because of their race, United States President Barack Obama said on Saturday, "I think it's very hard to untangle the motives of this shooter." But when it comes to white police officers using force against African-Americans in the line of duty, this same president--and many other powerful voices in the black community--have been quick to identify race as the motivating factor. On today's program, Stephen Flurry shows how the assault on law enforcement will only bring more carnage to America's cities--and to black communities, in particular.