Antonio Sabato, Jr., relays what happened to his acting career after announcing support for Trump; and Dennis Prager has a new project, “CancelCon,” to add to his collaboration with Adam Carolla, “No Safe Spaces.”
John Zmirak has several more dynamite articles at Stream.org, including thoughts on what’s revealed on Hunter Biden’s laptop, and why voting for the re-election of the president is a vote against national suicide.
Eric’s conversation with Carter Page about his Russiagate book, “Abuse and Power,” continues, with Carter sharing the implications of law enforcement “coloring outside the lines.”
Eric interviews Carter Page about being caught up in the Russia investigation — his book details his ordeal, “Abuse and Power: How an Innocent American Was Framed in an Attempted Coup Against the President.”
Could what is happening with attacks on Whites in South Africa be a foreshadowing of what is on its way here to America? The Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson sounds the alarm.
Pastor Darrell Scott shares personal stories of meeting Donald Trump several years before he decided to run for president, testing the waters with faith leaders at the time and responding to their challenging questions.
John Zmirak covers the Biden dustup, as well as what’s happening with the Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court hearings with his latest Stream.org article, “Liberal Democrats Promote Creed of Deception and Death.”
In this don’t-miss interview, Salem’s own Kevin McCullough brings the heat on the hottest story of the week: Hunter Biden and his supposed “big deals” involving his V.P. dad.
Dubbed “The pastor of China’s underground railroad,” Bob Fu relates his suspenseful story of working for the Chinese government by day and pastoring an underground church by night in “God’s Double Agent.” (Encore Presentation)
Senator Ted Cruz knows a lot about choosing judges who honor and follow the Constitution and shares his insight from his new book, “One Vote Away: How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History.”
Irving Roth continues his story and his involvement with the new film, “Never Forget,” with memories of his brother who helped him survive not only the concentration camp, but death marches.
Holocaust survivor Irving Roth, featured in the new film, “Never Forget,” has a harrowing story to tell about his childhood shattered by the Nazi takeover of his country and his days in a concentration camp.
