Eric and John Zmirak kick around current events, including what’s behind the case against Jeffrey Epstein; plus a look at how the actions of President Trump keep making the left go further and further off the deep end.
Authors of the current #1 bestseller, “Justice on Trial,” Mollie Hemingway and Carrie Severino delve into the controversy surrounding the Kavanaugh confirmation as Justice for the Supreme Court.
Descendant of the notable abolitionist of the same name, John Rankin is back on the show as the founder of the Emancipation Party, which aims to cut back government overreach and embrace a level playing field for ideas in political debate.
From the National Religious Broadcasters convention, MyPillow inventor Mike Lindell shares the story of his battle with cocaine addiction and his remarkable transformation into a multi-million-dollar business owner and philanthropist. (Encore Presentation)
From his colorful book, “The Hidden Message of the Great Seal,” Michael Kanis discloses the initial intent of the allegorical symbols designed into our nation’s Great Seal, leading us to a deeper appreciation of democracy, freedom, and God’s providential love. (Encore Presentation)
In his book “Our Lost Declaration,” Senator Mike Lee urges American leaders to rediscover the Declaration of Independence and what has made the United States so special—the distinctly American belief in the dignity of every human soul.
In “Land of Hope,” Historian Wilfred M. McClay tells the American story with energy and conviction to highlight the privileges and responsibilities of citizens in American society.
Brandon Straka, creator of the #WalkAway campaign, details why he left the Democrat Party to support President Trump and his movement to encourage others in the political left to do the same.
The lively Katie Hopkins concludes her interview by sharing her views on how England’s culture is departing from its roots and could very well be heading into some very dangerous territory.
The effervescent Katie Hopkins continues voicing her concerns about the future of England, including the removal of Fox News from its channel lineup and how London is losing its cultural heritage.
Christiana Holcomb from Alliance Defending Freedom weighs in on the transgender athlete controversy; florist Barronelle Stutzman takes a stand on biblical marriage; John Zmirak covers Harvard’s revoked admission to Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv.
Katie Hopkins from across the pond details the increasingly politically correct culture in the United Kingdom, including arrests for voicing one’s perspective on sexuality.
