Tue, Feb 5, 2019
Hour 1 – 02/05/19: Phil Robertson
“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson conveys a hard-hitting warning on the fate of morality, decency, and virtue in his new book, “The Theft of America’s Soul.”
“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson conveys a hard-hitting warning on the fate of morality, decency, and virtue in his new book, “The Theft of America’s Soul.”
“Silent No More” author Dr. Jerome Corsi continues his in-studio discussion of Roger Stone’s entanglement with the Mueller investigation, sharing his advice and lessons he’s learned from his own time under the hot lights.
In his book, “Falling Into Heaven: A Skydiver’s Gripping Account of Heaven, Healings and Miracles,” Mickey Robinson recalls his post-death experience after a fiery plane crash. (Encore Presentation)
Dr. Jerome Corsi returns to the studio to weigh in on Roger Stone’s arrest in view of his own interrogation from the Mueller investigation, which he details in his new book, “Silent No More.”
Big bad John Zmirak is concerned about the increasing popularity of liberal Christianity and Catholicism; plus, takes a few shots at what he sees on the horizon: “the religion of the anti-Christ.”
Addressing the sorry state of American politics, Kevin McCullough joins the show to discuss the passing of the landmark NY state abortion law, controversy surrounding Roger Stone, the border wall, and other current events.
NYT best-selling author Brad Meltzer reveals the little-known plot to assassinate George Washington and the patriotic origins of the CIA in his page-turner, “The First Conspiracy.”
From his book, “In the Hurricane’s Eye,” historian Nathaniel Philbrick tells the thrilling story of how General George Washington won the Revolutionary War at Yorktown.
Daniel Mahoney argues in his book, “The Idol of Our Age,” that the secular religion of humanitarianism reduces Christianity to an inordinate concern for social justice; plus, he discusses Alekandr Solzhenitsyn.
Author and speaker Doug Hershey shares the awe-inspiring past and present of the Holy Land in his new book, “Israel Rising.”
Famed international conductor Ignat Solzhenitsyn discusses his father Aleksandr’s experiences and remarkable transformation in the Soviet Gulag.
Joseph Pearce continues unveiling the clever and tragic poet, satirist, and playwright in his book, “The Unmasking of Oscar Wilde.”
