Producer Albin Sadar shares the newest “Hamster Holmes” book; Eric gives a dramatic reading of Uncle Mugsy’s Christmas adventure; Joel VanderSpek of CSI talks of freeing slaves in South Sudan.
Dennis Prager has an update on his film, “No Safe Spaces”; Donna Rice Hughes of Enough Is Enough outlines the fight against sexual exploitation; Kimberley Strassel takes a look at the impeachment proceedings.
Eric continues his in-studio conversation with Sidney Powell, author of “Licensed to Lie” and attorney for Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, examining the dangers of wrongful convictions.
Sidney Powell, attorney for Lieutenant General Michael Flynn and author of “Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice,” takes us behind the scenes of the “deep state.”
Salem radio host Kevin McCullough and Joel VanderSpek from Christian Solidarity International talk about how listeners can literally buy people out of slavery in South Sudan. (Encore Presentation)
Jerome Hudson, the entertainment editor at Breitbart.com, unabashedly counts down a few of the “50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know”; and Keith Getty has details of his Carnegie Hall Christmas special.
John Zmirak, the Stream.org pundit who analyzes the current political and cultural climate with cleansing clarity, joins Eric to “perform” one of John’s latest articles which humorously illustrates the need for a border wall.
Heather MacDonald is back to talk about political correctness on college campuses and how she sees it creating a world of students who feel victimized, yet empowered to squelch speech with which they disagree.
Sonia Purnell has thoughts about a man she knows quite well, Boris Johnson; then, Joel VanderSpek of CSI shares more stories of Christians being freed from slavery through the generosity of our audience.
Mark Halperin and Eric discuss the storm that’s brewing ahead of the 2020 election, with Mark presenting key points for the Democrats if they have any hope of beating Trump.
