Thu, Jan 17, 2019
Hour 2 – 01/17/19: David Limbaugh (Encore)
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)
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)
Jeff Ballabon, part of President Trump’s 2020 campaign team, continues his discussion of the country’s sad shift away from ethics in our government, education, and media.
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.
As advisor to President Trump, Jeff Ballabon discusses the growing ethics void in politics, education, and the media.
Eric’s in-depth interview with Milo Yiannopoulos continues — get ready for revelations that will surely surprise you, as well as further discussion of Milo’s book, “Diabolical.”
The controversial Milo Yiannopoulos discusses his “Diabolical” book, which reveals the Roman Catholic Church’s suppression of sexual abuse victims even at the highest level.
Dr. Jerome Corsi continues revealing details of his harrowing interrogation in front of the Mueller lawyers — a disturbing wake-up call for America.
Author Jerome Corsi gives an alarming and personal take on the current state of the U.S. Justice Department in his recent book, “Silent No More: How I Became a Political Prisoner of Mueller’s ‘Witch Hunt.’”
Allie Stuckey of the popular podcast “Relatable” shares her conservative millennial perspective; Pastor Scott Sauls encourages Christians to fulfill their grace and truth filled calling to the world in his book “Irresistible Faith.”
Dick Morris weighs in on President Trump’s speech on the wall from last night and shares more adventures from his memoir, “50 Shades of Politics.”
John Zmirak continues to discuss the national immigration crisis; also, Setan Lee concludes his story of how he narrowly escaped death and began his ministry to Cambodians.
