Country music star Coffey Anderson has a brand-new Netflix series called “Country Ever After,” and has a deep-dive interview with Eric talking about “tests of faith” in this lively reality series.
John Zmirak from Stream.org shares his latest articles and insights into voter fraud; then, Kevin McCullough looks at what’s happening with the state recounts, state-sponsored graft, and what Sidney Powell continues to uncover.
Danielle D’Souza Gill, daughter of Dinesh D’Souza, has an important message about the substantial divide in America over abortion, and provides insights from her new book, “The Choice.”
Roger Stone talks about the compelling evidence of voter fraud and how flipping two states will return Trump to the Oval Office for four more years; then, Dinesh D’Souza continues his analysis of where we are in the vote count.
Filmmaker Robert Orlando has a unique take on how the president and General Patton share similarities, using ideas found in “The Tragedy of Patton: A Soldier’s Date with Destiny.”
Dinesh D’Souza, producer of the “Trump Card” documentary, talks about the “cooked up” vote count; and counsel to the president, Jenna Ellis, has an up-to-minute, behind-the-scenes look at the election results.
Badder-than-ever John Zmirak shares several new Stream.org articles, including “Letter from Twitter Jail,” and one that takes a look at America’s possible Orwellian future if a course correction fails.
Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, is running against Bill de Blasio to be mayor of NYC, and shares thoughts on defunding the police, and the president’s chances of overturning the current election results.
Dick Morris suggests a “path forward” for President Trump in his ongoing challenge to the election results, using new numbers and statistics being updated from swing states — yes, “Tuesdays with Morris” has returned!
Michele Bachmann talks about the age-old “fraud trick bag,” the next steps forward, tonight’s international prayer meeting, and more — all from the first Pilgrim house built in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
