In this uplifting interview with a daughter of Billy Graham, Anne Graham Lotz shares her beautiful series of personal prayers from her new book, “The Light of His Presence: Prayers to Draw You Near to the Heart of God.”
Sarah Huckabee Sanders talks about her time on the front lines of conversing with the press with stories from “Speaking for Myself: Faith, Freedom, and the Fight of Our Lives Inside the Trump White House.”
Rod Dreher brings a wake up call, sharing stories from his new book, “Live Not by Lies,” where Soviet-era Christians relate how to stand up to “soft totalitarianism,” something we see accelerating here in America today. (Encore Presentation)
Democratic strategist Doug Schoen and author of “The End of Democracy?” joins Eric to cordially discuss where they agree and where they differ on the current state of the country, both politically and culturally.
John “The Situation” Zmirak discusses how President Trump should exit the hospital — is riding atop a white steed too over the top? And what’s going on with Turkey and the Armenians?
Jeanine Pirro shares what President Trump told her when he called her over the weekend, and talks about her new book, “Don’t Lie to Me: And Stop Trying to Steal Our Freedom”; also, Eric welcomes Charlie Kirk to the Salem radio family.
Award-winning filmmakers of such films as “Gosnell,” Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer, talk about their newest production, “ObamaGate,” which exposes a “monumental scandal.”
Salem’s own Kevin McCullough returns for a second time this week to talk about the huge news of the day, “The President vs. Covid,” and how things may play out over the next couple of weeks.
Kevin and Sam Sorbo are together to talk about the country, politics, and several of their new movies, including “Bleeding Blue: Behind the Badge, Under the Gun,” which focuses on a vital issue of our day. (Encore Presentation)
John Zmirak is back to discuss the fiery presidential debate from the other night, and asks, why didn’t Joe Biden call the mayors and governors of burning Democratic cities to insist on stopping the violence?
