ENOUGH: Churches MUST Have a Plan to Deal with Commie Agitators | 1/19/26

·1 hr 40 min·5 clips

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon leads a group storming a St. Paul church, screaming at parishioners about ICE and concentration camps.

The Steve Deace Show opens with a recap of a weekend incident in the Twin Cities where former CNN anchor Don Lemon and a group of anti-ICE protesters stormed City's Church in St. Paul during a service, screaming at congregants. Deace frames this as a federal crime under the FACE Act and a major cultural red line. He then plays a montage of his own past social media posts and show clips, arguing he has long warned about Democrats weaponizing government and the need for a 'mutually assured destruction' deterrent to restore balance. Deace asserts the social compact in America, rooted in the Declaration of Independence, is broken, evidenced by events from the Mueller investigation to COVID-19 policies. He warns that leftist 'locusts' have consumed civic institutions and are now targeting sacred spaces like churches. The core of the episode is Deace's detailed, four-point plan for churches: preach from the pulpit about leadership and Romans 13, have numerous armed men present with a posted warning, establish a defensive posture between agitators and women/children, and act if warnings are ignored. Guest Bob Vanderplotz joins, linking the event to attempts to silence God's word and the need for men to rise up. The co-hosts debate whether to use the FACE Act against the protesters or repeal it, emphasizing an offensive mindset. Later, in an 'Ask Me Anything' segment, Deace answers listener questions on topics like grace versus retaliation, studying books like Nehemiah after Romans, and salvation. The episode blends current event analysis, political commentary, theological application, and audience interaction, all centered on a call for prepared, forceful resistance to perceived cultural encroachment.

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