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.
Former Congresswomen Linda Smith discusses human trafficking and the upcoming JuST Faith Summit; then, Tyler O’Neil of PJ Media clarifies issues involving free speech.
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.
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.
The Wall Street Journal’s sports columnist, Jason Gay, spends his time “bopping around the world of sports” and covering all the bases with Eric.
How about a BONUS day this week to talk about God’s wonder and power? Lee Strobel discusses his discoveries in “The Case for Miracles: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for the Supernatural.”
Journalist Terry Mattingly celebrates 30 years of writing “On Religion” by dropping into the studio to discuss the Pope and to focus on hero Arnaud Beltrame’s ultimate sacrifice.
In Eric’s penetrating interview from the National Religious Broadcaster’s convention, journalist and Filmmaker Jason Jones and Juliana Taimoorazy unravel Juliana’s story of being smuggled out of Iran.
John Zmirak and Eric share their views on current events, addressing the topics of Hillary Clinton, Pope Francis, and America’s betrayal of the Kurds.
John Zmirak comments on his latest articles from Stream.org, including the school shooting in Florida.
Eric has returned from Israel and talks about the events of the trip… plus, shares his thoughts on the passing of the Reverend Billy Graham.
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