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Trump's Tarrif Strategy, Flu Shot Backfire, Faith in Music, and Standing for Truth

Chopra explains how tariffs are designed to protect American industries and why Trump’s 90-day pause has sparked both concern and curiosity in the business world.

In the Rundown segment, Andrew teams up with RC Williams to cover headlines that matter. First, they look at the continued fallout from Trump’s tariff decisions, examining how they affect everything from imports to everyday prices. Next, they dive into a stunning report from the Cleveland Clinic that says this year’s flu shot has a negative 25% efficacy rate—meaning it may have actually made people more likely to catch the flu. This bombshell raises serious questions about public health guidance.

The episode also highlights a bold protest organized by the We the People clinic in Venice, Florida, where citizens gathered to speak out against Dr. Anthony Fauci and his handling of the pandemic. Andrew and RC also share an inspiring report from the Liberty Counsel Gala, a gathering of faithful Americans standing up for truth and freedom.

In this week’s Faith Focus, singer and songwriter Forrest Guptill opens up about his powerful testimony and why he’s dedicated his music to sharing the love of Jesus. Forrest’s passion for the Gospel and boldness in faith is a reminder that, even in a divided world, we are still called to be salt and light.

The Culture Crossroads continues to be a place where faith, truth, and freedom intersect—guiding viewers through the noise of culture with clarity and conviction.

Trump tariffs
90-day pause
Geeta Chopra
flu vaccine
Cleveland Clinic
-25% efficacy
Dr. Fauci protest
We the People clinic
Liberty Counsel Gala
Forrest Guptill
Christian music
Faith Focus
Andrew Southwick
Culture Crossroads

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