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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.

America's law enforcement officials are under attack. Last night in Dallas, five police officers were shot dead and six others wounded. Some observers have called this massacre the worst attack on law enforcement since 9/11. On today's program, Stephen Flurry examines the spirit behind this anti-police hatred. For God's perspective on these tragic events--and to understand where these events are leading--listen to today's Trumpet Daily Radio Show.

What's wrong with California? Fifty years ago, California was America's "number one state." Today, it's known for high taxes, droughts, deteriorating infrastructure, and a plummeting education system. Is California cursed? In today's show, Stephen Flurry discusses this nightmare as well as the darkening scene in the Middle East and Asia.

On today's Trumpet Daily Radio Show, Stephen Flurry discusses the FBI investigation revolving around the private email servers Hillary Clinton used during her tenure as Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013. Yesterday, FBI Director James Comey recommended that no criminal charges be brought against Mrs. Clinton. But during the course of his 15-minute statement, he also exposed multiple lies told by the Clinton camp over the past year. For more, listen to today's program.

In today’s program guest presenter Brad Macdonald explores the global leadership crisis, the lack of genius clusters, and some remarkably specific and prescient prophecies in the book of Hosea about end-time Britain.

Germany has lost confidence in the Brussel’s based leadership of the European Union. Could this lead to Germany taking more direct control of the EU after Brexit? Meanwhile both Brussels and Berlin are encouraging Europe to become a major military power. Leaders in Eastern Europe want a “strong European president with far-reaching authority.” Germany’s vision for Europe sees the Union forming into a superstate with deep links into north Africa and the Middle East. Trumpet writer Richard Palmer describes how Europe will be “led ultimately not from Brussels, but from Berlin.”