Thu, Feb 11, 2016
Hour 1 – 02/11/16: Rich Lowry & Dr. John Rankin
National Review Editor Rich Lowry talks the GOP, South Carolina, and what’s next. Apologist Dr. John Rankin returns for a fourth hour of brilliance.
National Review Editor Rich Lowry talks the GOP, South Carolina, and what’s next. Apologist Dr. John Rankin returns for a fourth hour of brilliance.
NRO editor Jay Nordlinger speaks about his book, Children of Monsters, which looks at the lives of dictators’ children.
Larry Taunton is back for a second hour to discuss his book on the faith of Christopher Hitchens and his incredible recovery from an insane bicycle accident.
Acclaimed British author and journalist Peter Hitchens phones into the show from ‘across the pond’ to defend the reputation of Bonhoeffer’s dear friend, Bishop George Bell.
Eric takes listener calls on the GOP Fox Business News Debate. Part 1
King’s College professor Terry Mattingly and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Dr. Al Mohler discuss the controversy at Wheaton College and the state of Christian higher education.
The always ‘divisive’ Ann Coulter calls Eric a ‘brat’ and weighs in on the Trump.
New York Times columnist and op-ed writer Ross Douthat visits the studio to talk about his latest column, ‘How Donald Trump Loses‘.
New York Times best-selling author and Joshua Fund founder Joel Rosenberg discusses ISIS and how the latest threats show the significance of Islamic eschatology to their strategy.
The Blaze Editor-in-Chief Scott Baker comes in-studio.
Actor Kirk Cameron discusses ‘Saving Christmas’, now out on DVD. National Review‘s Victor Davis Hanson speaks with Eric about the Left’s highly selective application of today’s standards to yesterday’s heroes.
The Federalist‘s Mollie Hemmingway stops by for a wide-ranging conversation covering Donald Trump, the Planned Parenthood scandal, and even Eric’s first piece in The New Yorker.
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