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America Stands: 2020 Election Coverage - Review of the RNC (August 27, 2020)
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1:59:50Now PlayingAugust 27, 2020
Welcome to America Stands 2020 Election Coverage in a spirit of faith! This year, 2020, is an important election year in which we’ll elect the next president of the United States. In this episode of America Stands, hosts Gene Bailey and Greg Stephens are joined by David Barton and Tim Barton to discuss the Republican National Convention.
During this broadcast, the hosts correspond with Mike Garofalo, as they review the first three nights of the RNC and share their opinions going into night four. They also discuss the night-and-day difference compared to the Democratic National Convention.
Additionally, in this episode, Tim Fox interviews Carrie Isaac who is running for Texas House of Representatives. Carrie shares her predictions on President Trump's acceptance speech, as well as what she would most like to hear. The panel also discusses the polls and whether or not we should trust them.
America Stands continues to look at current issues affecting America through a spiritual lens. And as always, it promises election coverage in the spirit of faith.
Continue to watch America Stands LIVE Election Coverage throughout 2020 exclusively on VICTORY via DIRECTV Channel 314, DISH Channel 265, YouTube®, Roku®, Apple TV®, Amazon Fire TV, Glorystar, FaithNOW App, and
See our America Stands upcoming schedule of programs here:
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