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It’s been apparent for years that President Joe Biden’s administration is not just nominally Christian; it’s anti-Christian. But during the Easter celebration, the White House crossed a line when it released a statement in celebration of a recently made-up holiday, Transgender Day of Visibility. (READ Scott’s column here)

On today’s episode of The Spectacle, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss the Biden administration’s war on Christianity and the response it should get among Americans — many of whom are, in fact, Christians. Tune in to hear their analysis!