The bad guys now run the United Nations

In this passionate and ideologically charged episode of the America Out Loud Podcast Network, host Steve Rogers delivers a fiery critique of the United Nations, arguing that it has become a haven for anti-American, authoritarian regimes and a symbol of global irrelevance. He contends that the UN, once a beacon of post-WWII peace and cooperation, is now dominated by 'bad guys'—including China, Russia, Iran, and other nations with histories of human rights abuses and aggression—while democratic allies like Canada, France, and the UK are complicit in enabling these actors through their votes. Rogers highlights the nomination of Iran to a key UN human rights committee as emblematic of the organization's moral decay, calling it a 'disgrace' and a 'complete reversal' of the UN's founding principles. He urges the U.S. to audit its financial contributions, cut funding, and expel the UN from American soil, advocating instead for a new 'Board of Peace' led by President Trump. The second half of the episode shifts to a deeply personal spiritual reflection, where Rogers shares his journey to becoming a 'friend of God,' emphasizing a direct, conversational relationship with Jesus Christ over religious ritual. He calls for authentic faith rooted in daily prayer, personal devotion, and a willingness to sacrifice, framing faith as a living friendship rather than a set of rules. The episode blends political outrage with evangelical fervor, urging listeners to act both politically and spiritually in defense of American values and divine truth.