Bill O’Reilly opines about the sorry state of journalism and politics today (encore presentation); then, Joel VanderSpek of Christian Solidarity International, shares the dire need to help enslaved Christians the world over.
Bill O’Reilly joins the show to talk about “Killing the SS,” and comments on the downward spiral of journalism and politics; then, Edward Sri shares potent insights from “Rethinking Mary.”
Diamond and Silk are back to impart their unique political perspective on the current state of America; then, Big Bad John Zmirak weighs in with thoughts about the caravan… and more!
Markus Spieker and Eric continue their conversation about “everything,” touching on the European reaction to President Trump, his policies, and the EU.
One of Eric’s best friends, Markus Spieker, bureau chief of German television, stops by to talk about a variety of topics, some dicey, some just plain entertaining.
The economy of Greece is dying, and fast. Journalist and author Paul Roberts shares the reasons for its decline in his article, “Genocide of the Greek Nation.”
John Zmirak joins the show to talk about the horrific event in Pittsburgh and all the other breaking news leading into the mid-term elections.
Tucker Carlson and Eric sail through the rough seas of our current political swamp with pointed insight and commentary from Tucker’s new book, “Ship of Fools.”
John Zmirak joins Eric to comment on the war on Kavanaugh, prevalence of crackpot “research” papers, and why Trump just may be what America needs.
Big Bad John Zmirak of The Stream continues the conversation about Judge Kavanaugh, dissecting the implications and the heated political climate surrounding the trial.
Tim Tebow shares his life and new book, “This Is the Day”; then, John Zmirak talks about labeling those who expose Islamist extremism as “mentally ill.”
Brigitte Gabriel, Lebanese-American journalist and author, discusses rising threats against Judeo-Christian values and freedoms across America, highlighted in her new book, “Rise” (Encore).
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