President Trump and Dr. Phil stood together at the White House this week, vowing to restore America’s spiritual foundation. Their fiery speech during the National Day of Prayer event marked a bold push against decades of liberal attacks on religious values. Cheers erupted as Trump signed an executive order creating a new Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty, promising to “break the chains” of secular tyranny.
Dr. Phil delivered a blistering takedown of woke culture, declaring that “faith built this nation – and faith will save it.” The celebrity psychologist praised Trump for confronting radical leftists who want to replace church pews with gender clinics. His message resonated with millions watching nationwide, particularly parents tired of schools pushing CRT over Christianity.
The commission will target anti-religion policies in schools, workplaces, and government agencies. Trump blasted the Biden-era Department of Education for punishing Christian colleges while funding “Satanic after-school programs.” His administration simultaneously canceled $1 billion in mental health grants misused to promote critical race theory instead of helping kids.
Left-wing media immediately attacked the faith initiative as “theocratic overreach.” But real Americans know better – this is about protecting our right to pray without apology. While Democrats tear down Ten Commandments monuments, Trump is rebuilding moral infrastructure. Dr. Phil put it plainly: “You can’t have strong families without strong faith.”
This bold move contrasts sharply with weak Republican leaders who’ve compromised with secular radicals for decades. Trump isn’t just talking about values – he’s fighting. His commission will expose universities that persecute Christian students and corporations silencing employees’ religious expression.
The Bible says a house divided cannot stand. For too long, liberals have divided us by mocking people of faith as “bigots” and “extremists.” Trump and Dr. Phil are uniting Americans around shared beliefs – that God comes first, families matter, and freedom springs from divine truth.
Skeptics ask how government can promote religion. The answer’s simple: Stop punishing those who live their faith. Let churches feed the homeless without LGBTQ mandates. Let coaches pray after games. Let businesses refuse to fund abortions. That’s religious liberty – not state-sponsored prayer.
As the National Day of Prayer concluded, Trump left no doubt: “Under God, we will make America holy again.” Dr. Phil echoed millions when he said, “Mr. President, keep fighting – we’ve got your back.” This is the revival America needs – and the left fears.
