Thu, Aug 9, 2018
Hour 2 – 08/09/18: Michele Rigby Assad (Encore)
Counterterrorism expert Michele Rigby Assad is in the studio to discuss her intriguing autobiography, “Breaking Cover: My Secret Life in the CIA” (Encore Presentation).
Counterterrorism expert Michele Rigby Assad is in the studio to discuss her intriguing autobiography, “Breaking Cover: My Secret Life in the CIA” (Encore Presentation).
Because Greg Laurie was holding a Bible on the billboard promoting SoCal Harvest, the billboard was removed… and Dimas Salaberrios enters day 27 of his hunger strike over the murder rate in Chicago.
Renowned political scientist Hadley Arkes has thoughts on the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade – and its future.
Big bad John Zmirak gives Antifa and Oopa-Loompas some targeted pushback, and John Loconte from The King’s College focuses in on Pope Francis’s new death-penalty “doctrine.”
The in-studio conversation continues with Dinesh D’Souza, who stopped in for an in-depth discussion of his latest hard-hitting book and film, “Death of a Nation.”
What kind of “Letters to an American Christian” would YOU write? Bruce Ashford shares HIS words of advice from his new book by the same name.
Dinesh D’Souza drops by the studio for an in-depth discussion of his latest hard-hitting book and film, “Death of a Nation.”
Eric talks to Rifqa Bary, Christian author and convert from Islam, about her book, “Hiding in the Light” (Encore Presentation).
Doctor, doctor, give us the news! Sebastian Gorka returns to give his take on the tumultuous political landscape.
Kenny Luck, author and men’s minister, identifies the need for well-ordered masculinity and talks his new book, “Dangerous Good”; then, ADF’s Matt Sharp explains what hinges on California Bill AB 2943.
Senior editor at National Review and Twitter savant Jonah Goldberg joins the show to discuss his impactful book, “Suicide of the West.”
Col. Douglas Mastriano returns to give an in-depth explanation of “Project 1721,” the colonel’s research into the strategic situation in Eastern Europe (hint: it’s mostly about Russia).
