Recent remarks by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, noting the institutional damage caused by the leak of Justice Samuel Alito's opinion on Roe v. Wade, have gotten exhaustive coverage in the press. But, not surprisingly, the venue where Thomas made these remarks has gotten little attention by these same journalists.

This week, on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we’re joined by Neal McCluskey, the Director of the Center for Educational Freedom at CATO, to discuss the push by the Biden Administration for student loan forgiveness. We’re also joined by Mallory Carroll, Vice President of Communications for the Susan B. Anthony List, to walk us through the recent leaked opinion by the Supreme Court in the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

A child growing up in America today looks around and finds himself or herself in a nation where debt is larger than the entire economy, and still growing. But just as inflation shows that the costs of fiscal irresponsibility cannot be hidden, so the costs of teaching our youth that personal responsibility is irrelevant cannot be hidden. It manifests in the destructive behavior we see now.

The crises of recent years tend to erase from memory those that preceded them. One, as you may recall, was the financial collapse of 2008 — a collapse deemed by many as the worst since the Great Depression. That collapse swept into power a government like the one we have now — the White House and both houses of Congress controlled by Democrats.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is an evil man. A murderer and a thief. He chose to advance his outrageous and murderous agenda because he understood that opposite him in the world stood weakness and moral relativism, not strength and moral clarity.