In this Bible study, Professor Toto responds directly to Tucker Carlson’s claim that the only chosen people are those who choose Jesus and that no separate covenant status remains for the Jewish people. The speaker agree…
In this hour-long commentary, Professor Toto discusses three major news topics. First, he responds to renewed Jeffrey Epstein reporting and argues that the available material does not implicate Donald Trump in Epstein’s …
The article interprets the Second Circuit's decision as a major legal victory for Donald Trump, emphasizing that the appeals court required the lower court to reconsider important constitutional issues related to preside…
In this commentary, Professor Toto addresses the question of how Jewish voters could support a Muslim political candidate in New York City. He argues that the more important distinction is not simply Jewish versus Christ…
In this commentary, Professor Toto argues that New York City’s incoming mayor may have less practical power than supporters expect because the federal government controls important streams of funding. Using an extended “…
This Professor Toto political commentary discusses citizenship fraud, denaturalization, immigration enforcement, and eligibility for public office. It argues for aggressive enforcement against fraudulently obtained natur…
Professor Toto presents Zohran Mamdani’s election as mayor of New York City as a political and prophetic warning concerning socialism and government dependency. Using an imagined dialogue between Lady Liberty and Mamdani…
The article supports President Donald Trump’s October 30, 2025, call for Senate Republicans to eliminate the legislative filibuster and use a simple majority to end a 21-day government shutdown. It traces the nuclear opt…
In this commentary, Professor Toto argues that Senate Republicans should not fear using the “nuclear option.” He traces his argument to the Senate rule change associated with Harry Reid in 2013 and contends that Democrat…
In this brief breaking-news commentary, Professor Toto discusses reports that Senate Republicans were considering eliminating the filibuster. He argues that doing so would lower the practical threshold for legislation fr…
In this extended teaching, Professor Toto argues against the claim that modern Jews—especially Ashkenazi Jews—are “fake Jews” descended from Khazars and therefore disconnected from biblical Israel. He first addresses the…
The article warns that artificial intelligence, robotics, digital currencies, biometric identification, and centralized economic systems could eliminate many jobs while increasing institutional control over daily life. T…
In this extended monologue, Professor Toto responds to the Hodge Twins and to broader conservative criticism of Israel and the Jewish people. The message begins with the story of Helmuth Hübener and uses his resistance t…
In this teaching, Professor Toto responds to controversy surrounding a photograph from a First Harvest Ministries Feast of Tabernacles service in which worshipers appeared to be kneeling before a replica of the Ark of th…
Professor Toto responds to claims circulating online that Donald Trump or Jared Kushner is the Antichrist. Using passages from Daniel, Revelation, 2 Thessalonians, and 1 John, he compares biblical descriptions of the Ant…
In this extended Bible study, Professor Toto develops a “shadow and substance” interpretation of Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan. The sermon begins with Hebrews 10:1 and Colossians 2:17, establishing the principle that ea…
Professor Toto presents Trump's Gaza strategy as a phased plan moving from immediate cease-fire and hostage recovery into demilitarization, security transfer, reconstruction, governmental reform, and a longer-term sovere…
In this commentary, Professor Toto responds to a recent shooting and to public calls for political leaders to reduce inflammatory rhetoric. He argues that political violence is being fueled disproportionately by rhetoric…
In this extended monologue, Professor Toto argues that Donald Trump should be understood not negatively as a dictator or “strong man,” but positively as the kind of decisive executive leader he believes the American cons…
The article examines whether America can continue sustaining ordered liberty after losing the moral discipline that the Founders believed self-government required. Drawing upon statements attributed to John Adams and Ben…