The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, January 20, 2026
66 snips
Jan 20, 2026 The podcast explores the stark divide between Roman Catholics and Evangelicals regarding immigration policies. It highlights tensions in Minneapolis, where protesters challenge federal immigration legitimacy. A political realignment indicates a widening gender gap in voting behaviors. It also addresses the radicalization of young women globally, with a significant number expressing a desire to leave the U.S. The discussion ties family breakdown to radical attitudes, offering a Christian perspective on these pressing social issues.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
ICE Is A Lawful Security Agency
- Mohler reminds listeners that ICE is a lawful federal agency created after 9/11 to consolidate border-security functions.
- He warns many on the left oppose border control in principle, advocating effectively open borders.
Gender Becoming The New Political Fault Line
- Mohler argues Minneapolis represents a wider political realignment where gender increasingly maps onto political ideology.
- He suggests the culture war's new frontline is this widening male/female political divide.
AWF Label Captures New Cultural Targeting
- Mohler describes the term "AWF" (Affluent White Female Urban Liberal) rising among conservatives to label liberal white women in protests.
- He notes commentators blame these women for escalating left-wing activism in places like Minneapolis.