Thu, Jul 12, 2018
Hour 1 – 07/12/18: Ann McElhinney
Author and documentary filmmaker Ann McElhinney joins the show to talk about the tumultuous legacy of Justice Anthony Kennedy and the impact of serial killer Kermit Gosnell.
Author and documentary filmmaker Ann McElhinney joins the show to talk about the tumultuous legacy of Justice Anthony Kennedy and the impact of serial killer Kermit Gosnell.
John Zmirak returns to present the pros and cons of Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court; then Salem’s own Kevin McCullough wraps things up!
Dr. Sebastian Gorka and John Zmirak weigh in on President Trump’s new Supreme Court choice and lay out what will likely transpire during the Senate confirmation hearings.
Sebastian Gorka, former Deputy Assistant to the president, joins the show to give his take on the current immigration crisis; then, rabble-rouser John Zmirak offers a wild solution to the border problem.
From the heart of our nation’s capital, Federalist columnist Mollie Hemingway sits down with Eric to talk about the IG’s intriguing report.
SNL alum Joe Piscopo and firebrand John Zmirak join the show to talk North Korea summit and to challenge notions of a pagan American founding.
David Curry, CEO of Open Doors, talks with Eric about the crisis of Christian persecution in sub-Saharan Africa.
Jenna Ellis from the James Dobson Family Institute discusses the Masterpiece decision… Also, Wesley J. Smith has ideas about the “personhood” of chimpanzees.
John Zmirak and Eric discuss John’s latest article from Stream.org which tackles Roseanne, racism and “The Planet of the Apes.”
Talk show host and columnist Lee Habeeb dives into his latest article, “America the Divided” – where is the nation headed from here?
On the menu for discussion with guest John Zmirak is the White House Correspondence Dinner, the pope’s latest tweet… plus a few more big-news items!
Marvin Olasky from World magazine sits down with Eric in the studio to examine the current climate and direction of political and cultural events across the globe.
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