Football great Tony Dungy sets out winning strategies for productive cooperation in his new book, “The Soul of a Team”; also, Stephen Baldwin talks about a new project, Ready Vets Go, and his movie, “The Least of These.”
Cardinal Joseph Zen discusses Christianity under communism in China in his book, “For Love of My People I Will Not Remain Silent”; plus, John Zmirak has thoughts on the Cardinal and tonight’s State of the Union address.
“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson conveys a hard-hitting warning on the fate of morality, decency, and virtue in his new book, “The Theft of America’s Soul.”
Dr. Jerome Corsi returns to the studio to weigh in on Roger Stone’s arrest in view of his own interrogation from the Mueller investigation, which he details in his new book, “Silent No More.”
Big bad John Zmirak is concerned about the increasing popularity of liberal Christianity and Catholicism; plus, takes a few shots at what he sees on the horizon: “the religion of the anti-Christ.”
In the wake of the March for Life, Big Bad John Zmirak shares his views on MAGA hats and the Covington Catholic high school boys.
Dick Morris joins the show to discuss the latest in political news, and fascinating stories about the early days of the Clintons from his new book, “50 Shades of Politics.”
From a small circle of believers to the world’s most popular faith, David Limbaugh shares about the birth of Christianity in his new book, “Jesus is Risen.” (Encore Presentation)
The always delightful, always insightful John Zmirak is back with at look at America’s immigration crisis and the Catholic church’s priest, bishop and pope problem.
President Trump recently declared January 16th as Religious Freedom Day. Historian William Federer shares its origins based on a religious freedom bill first passed in 1786.
Friend of the show Os Guinness alerts us to a crisis rooted in the struggle between two fundamental views of freedom in his book, “Last Call for Liberty.”
As advisor to President Trump, Jeff Ballabon discusses the growing ethics void in politics, education, and the media.
