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The Pentagon announced Monday that 15 Guantanamo Bay detainees will be sent to the United Arab Emirates. This marks the single biggest transfer of detainees under President Barack Obama. Will this move make America safer? The Obama administration announced that it is pushing for the United States to adopt a nuclear policy of no-first-use. America’s allies are shocked by the idea. And now the U.S. is beginning the process of disarmament in a world that is rapidly becoming more violent. How well do you balance between using your mind and relying too much on technology? Stephen Flurry discusses the dangers of outsourcing once routine mental exercises to technology.

The shooting of an armed black man by a black police office in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, over the weekend sparked violent protests across the city. Many attacks were aimed directly at white people even though the shooting couldn’t possibly have had a racist motive. The protests show the growing racial divide in the United States. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry talks about the latest incident in Milwaukee and how President Barack Obama’s policies are helping fuel these problems.

In today's world, many people search far and wide for riches and fame, but nothing can compare to the spiritual treasures that are right in front of us! You could be sitting on acres of diamonds and not even know it. All this, including more sounds from PYC-Edstone, on today's show!

On October 8, Palestinian elections for more than 400 municipal and local councils will take place in the West Bank and Gaza. For the first time in 10 years, Gaza-based terrorist group Hamas plans to participate, which may result in a takeover of the Palestinian leadership from Fatah. On today’s program, Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal discusses why the Trumpet expects Hamas take over the West Bank and what that means for the future of Jerusalem.

America handed Iraq to Iran, Syria to Russia, Egypt to the Muslim Brotherhood, and Libya to the Islamic State. And now America is set to lose its longest war in history. This and much more, including sounds from PYC and e-mail responses from our dear listeners, all on today’s show!

Never has news been more chaotic and confusing. At the touch of a button we can access thousands of news articles from around the world. Dedicated television channels cover it 24 hours a day. Yet so much of it is simply junk. How do we sort the important news from the worthless? Trumpet writer Richard Palmer explains how the Trumpet watches the news and the role the Bible plays in informing your analysis.

Recently, President Barack Obama said that Hillary Clinton is the most qualified presidential candidate in United States history. But what evidence supports that claim? What are the real qualifications for presidency—for rulership? Find out on today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show!

“Shakespeare knew his Bible,” wrote William Allan Neilson and Ashley Horace Thorndike in their book The Facts About Shakespeare. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry explores Shakespeare’s history with the Bible and explains how a deeper understanding of this topic will help you become a more effective student of the Bible.

On today’s show, Stephen Flurry discusses the recent stabbing attack in London and Britain’s struggles with tackling radical Islam. Later in the show, he reads letters from listeners and then plays a special recording of sounds from around the Philadelphia Youth Camp at Edstone.

In early July, a team of archaeologists digging at the ancient city of Ashkelon startled the archaeological world by announcing they had found a massive Philistine cemetery. In today’s program, part-time archaeologist Brent Nagtegaal discusses the recent discovery in the context of what is revealed about the Philistines in the Bible.