Championing Truth, Justice, and Heartfelt Action

On this episode of Ladies of Another View, the show welcomed two impactful guests and spotlighted a powerful initiative bringing hope to children in Guatemala.

Project 21 Ambassador Priscilla Rahn—an accomplished educator, small business owner, and political leader—joined the show to challenge leftist narratives that falsely portray conservatives as racist. As the daughter of a Korean War survivor and a Vietnam War veteran, Rahn offered a unique perspective shaped by heritage and service. She criticized the Democratic Party’s historical record on civil rights and denounced the push for reparations, calling instead for restoration—policies that empower, not divide. “False hope based on unsustainable promises isn't justice,” she said. “It’s hypocrisy.”

Washington correspondent Sam Dorman brought timely legal analysis to the conversation, covering recent federal rulings and ongoing political debates. Dorman discussed the Supreme Court's pending decisions and detailed a new federal injunction blocking President Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang. The judge ruled that Trump’s action violated due process and did not meet the legal threshold for an “invasion.” Dorman also updated viewers on the status of Trump-era tariffs, which remain in place after a recent appeals court decision.

The show also featured a video highlighting the work of the Integral Heart Foundation, a nonprofit transforming lives in Guatemala. This organization focuses on breaking the cycle of poverty by providing education, mentorship, and basic needs to children who would otherwise be trapped in hardship. Their mission—“Inspire hearts, ignite minds”—showcases the life-changing power of compassion in action.

Together, the guests and topics brought truth, conviction, and heart to the forefront of the discussion.