Jerome Hudson, the entertainment editor at Breitbart.com, unabashedly counts down a few of the “50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know”; and Keith Getty has details of his Carnegie Hall Christmas special.
John Zmirak, the Stream.org pundit who analyzes the current political and cultural climate with cleansing clarity, joins Eric to “perform” one of John’s latest articles which humorously illustrates the need for a border wall.
Heather MacDonald is back to talk about political correctness on college campuses and how she sees it creating a world of students who feel victimized, yet empowered to squelch speech with which they disagree.
Sonia Purnell has thoughts about a man she knows quite well, Boris Johnson; then, Joel VanderSpek of CSI shares more stories of Christians being freed from slavery through the generosity of our audience.
Mark Halperin and Eric discuss the storm that’s brewing ahead of the 2020 election, with Mark presenting key points for the Democrats if they have any hope of beating Trump.
Rich Lowry continues his conversation with Eric, sharing key concepts from his book, “The Case for Nationalism: How It Made Us Powerful, United, and Free.”
“Dilbert” cartoonist Scott Adams is back to talk about “Loserthink” and the important tenets that will help to enlighten individuals in our fractured society.
Judge Tom Kohl forgave the man who murdered his daughter, then went on to introduce a new way of looking at prison culture using biblical principles.
Theologian Owen Strachan, author of “Reenchanting Humanity,” continues his discussion with Eric about the role truths seen throughout the universe instruct humanity on how we might live out our lives.
Owen Strachan details the connection between humans and the heavens from his work in “systematic theology” — how do the truths displayed in the universe inform the cultural issues of our day?
Doug Wead talked about his new book, “Inside Trump’s White House,” where he interviewed firsthand the First Family, as well as the president, to learn many of the untold stories of the life and administrative style of Donald Trump.
Salem Radio host Kevin McCullough drops by to examine the viability of impeachment, and Trump’s chances of re-election against any of the contenders in the current crop of challengers.
