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The daily headlines feel more unhinged every week. Men are being crowned women of the year. Violent criminals with seventy prior arrests walk free. Billions of dollars disappear into homelessness programs that never reduce homelessness. Welfare fraud in Minnesota funds al Qaeda affiliates overseas. At first glance the stories look disconnected. But on The Daniel Cohen Show from Real Life Network, Daniel Cohen shows how they are all symptoms of the same spiritual reality. When a nation abandons God, truth collapses, justice unravels, and deception becomes normal.
Streaming now on RLN’s Christian streaming service, this episode cuts through the noise of legacy media and exposes what is really happening. Cohen is not offering partisan commentary. He is calling the Church to see culture through a biblical worldview, to recognize the spiritual warfare behind the chaos, and to return to the truth that God defines reality, not politicians, activists, or the media.
Cohen begins with Glamour UK’s shocking decision to name nine biological men as its “women of the year.” The men call themselves “The Dolls,” and the magazine celebrated them as icons of empowerment. Cohen calls it what it is. A cultural declaration that feelings replace biology, costume replaces reality, and men now outperform women even at being women.
He notes the staggering insult. Out of billions of women on earth, the magazine did not choose a single real woman. Not an Israeli hostage who survived Hamas captivity. Not a cancer survivor like Princess Kate. Not a mother, scientist, or humanitarian. Instead, the award elevates men who rely on plastic surgery, injections, and curated appearances to redefine womanhood.
Cohen warns that this is not harmless. Young girls already face intense pressure to be thin, perfect, and beautiful. Now they are told that even their best will never match a man in makeup. He calls this the most misogynistic movement in modern history, wrapped in rainbow slogans and sold as empowerment. It is the same lie the serpent told Eve. You can define yourself. You can redefine truth. You can decide what reality is.
Cohen then turns to Chicago, where twenty six year old Bethany McGee was set on fire on a train by a man with seventy two prior arrests. She now clings to life with third degree burns covering most of her body. Her attacker was repeatedly released by judges who believed jail was too harsh. Cohen walks through the record. Seventy two arrests. Thirteen convictions. Prior offenses involving fire. Direct warnings from prosecutors. And still he walked free.
For Cohen, this proves that modern “criminal justice reform” has become a theology of denial. Instead of protecting innocent people, it protects offenders. Instead of restraining evil, it rewards it. The result is predictable. More victims. More fear. More chaos.
He also notes the heartbreaking detail that McGee supported movements like Black Lives Matter and policies that weaken law enforcement. Cohen is not attacking her. He is mourning the fact that the very ideology she supported produced the system that failed her. It is a sober warning. Ideas have consequences. When leaders abandon justice, the vulnerable pay the price.
From Chicago, Cohen moves to California, exposing the truth behind the homelessness crisis. Despite spending over seven billion dollars since 2016, cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles are more dangerous and chaotic than ever. Elon Musk recently described the system as a “homeless industrial complex.” Cohen agrees. When nonprofits and government programs receive more money when more people live on the streets, the incentive becomes management, not recovery.
Cohen says the system keeps people trapped in addiction rather than free in dignity. You cannot solve a problem when powerful institutions are paid to preserve it.
Then the story widens again. In Minnesota, Somali run nonprofits filed fake Medicaid claims, claiming thousands of children had disabilities such as autism. The money was then funneled overseas through informal transfer networks, where al Shabab took its cut. Cohen lays out the horror. Al Shabab is one of the deadliest Islamic terror groups in the world, affiliated with al Qaeda, responsible for killing thousands of civilians, attacking malls, beaches, churches, and schools.
And American taxpayers unknowingly funded it.
Cohen is clear. Not every Somali refugee is corrupt. Many love America and want a better life. But when thousands are brought in with little vetting and no expectation of assimilation, corruption takes root and honest people suffer. Meanwhile politicians refuse to confront the truth for fear of being branded racist.
By the final segment Cohen connects every thread. Men replacing women. Criminals protected over victims. Homelessness treated as an industry. Federal aid flowing into terror networks. Political leaders undermining the president. Activists reshaping language, law, and morality.
The pattern is unmistakable. A culture that rejects God inevitably rejects truth. When truth collapses, justice collapses. When justice collapses, the vulnerable suffer. And when suffering becomes widespread, only one question remains. Who defines reality? God or man?
Cohen insists that the solution is not merely political reform but spiritual awakening. Nations rise and fall, but the Word of God stands. The Gospel remains the one true remedy for human rebellion. Jesus Christ offers forgiveness, transformation, and hope to broken people in a broken society. Until hearts are changed, no policy will produce righteousness.
Cohen ends with a challenge. Stop letting legacy media disciple your mind. Return to Scripture. Stand for women. Stand for victims. Stand for justice. Stand for the truth that God created reality and no movement, court, or magazine can redefine it.
For believers who want Christian worldview news anchored in truth, Real Life Network offers trusted coverage, biblical commentary, and shows like The Daniel Cohen Show that refuse to bow to cultural pressure.
Visit RealLifeNetwork.com to watch the latest episode and join thousands choosing truth over chaos.
The Real Life Network is founded by Jack Hibbs, who also serves as the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California and the voice of the Real Life television and radio broadcasts. Dedicated to proclaiming truth and standing boldly in opposition to false doctrines that distort the Word of God and the character of Christ, Jack’s voice challenges today’s generation to both understand and practice an authentic Christian worldview.
