Os Guinness continues outlining the possible fate of the West using discoveries found in his new book, “The Magna Carta of Humanity: Sinai’s Revolutionary Faith and the Future of Freedom.”
Os Guinness addresses the rise — and possible fall — of the West using the origins of freedom and self-government with ideas from his new book, “The Magna Carta of Humanity.”
Gianni Russo continues his fascinating look at all things “hinky;” then, John Zmirak explains the term “integralism” and how it squares with a quirky sort of “Catholic shariah.”
Gianni Russo, author of “The Hollywood Godfather,” returns with extraordinary tales of historic crimes involving the mob, the White House and, of course, Hollywood.
Dimas Salaberrios works in the inner-city of several major cities and presents some behind-the-scenes stories from his new movie, “Chicago: America’s Hidden War.”
Bill O’Reilly returns to introduce his tenth book in the “Killing” series, “Killing the Mob,” and provides insight into a few controversial issues of the day.
Bob Muzikowski continues providing insight into the making of the film, “Hardball,” and the real-life transformation he helped initiate in an inner-city community in Chicago.
Eric sits down with Bob Muzikowski, founder of Chicago Hope Academy and subject of the film, “Hardball,” where Keanu Reeves plays Bob, who’s real-life efforts transformed a dangerous inner-city community.
Mike Lindell continues talking about “machines and vaccines,” and his event from last night: What’s on the line if this country doesn’t regain election integrity and hold onto free speech?
Eric sits down with MyPillow’s Mike Lindell at his factory to talk about their FrankSpeech.com extravaganza, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and highlights from the evening.
