Hey, friends, welcome back to another episode of Theology.

And Rob, my guest today is Dave DeCamp, who is a news editor of anti-war.com, a program that

provides a soundy board of interest to all who are concerned about U.S. foreign policy and its

implications.

I came across Dave's work a couple years ago.

I forget where.

But somebody turned me on to his daily podcast, anti-war.com.

You can go to your podcast feed and go follow it.

I highly recommend that.

It's basically a daily update on what's going on in U.S. foreign policy.

And obviously in the last couple of years, he's focused heavily on the situation in Israel, Palestine,

also things going on in Yemen and Russia, Ukraine.

And I just found Dave to be incredibly accurate and fair and thorough in his journalism,

which is not always easy to find.

People ask me all the time, like, who do, you know, what kind of news sources do you trust?

And that's a tough thing to answer. There's so much

propaganda and bias and slants and half-truths and mistruths and misinformation and

disinformation and all that stuff. And as I've tried to sort through the jungle of all that stuff,

I just found Dave to be incredibly thorough, well-researched, clear, and accurate. So I reached out to Dave.

He didn't know me from Adam, and I was shocked that he responded. It says, sure, I'd love to come

on your podcast. So we talk about U.S. foreign policy in particular. We start by talking about

U.S. involvement in the genocide in Yemen, and then we

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