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BP This Week: Criminal Justice Reform, Bi-Partisan Style

11/16/18

John Stonestreet

John Stonestreet and Ed Stetzer discuss what may be the first major bipartisan effort in some time: criminal justice reform, a topic that was near and dear to the heart of Prison Fellowship and Colson Center founder Chuck Colson.

John and Ed also comment on the the Saturday Night Live appearance of veteran and congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw and his gracious refusal to fuel the culture of outrage, as well as the need for the U. S. to offer asylum to Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi.

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