Wed, May 29, 2019
Hour 1 – 05/29/19: John Zmirak
Big Bad John Zmirak joins Eric in the studio to talk about the new pro-life laws being adopted in several states – are they really too strict, or are they actually full of loopholes?
Big Bad John Zmirak joins Eric in the studio to talk about the new pro-life laws being adopted in several states – are they really too strict, or are they actually full of loopholes?
Author and journalist Myron Magnet reminds us of the great Supreme Court Justice’s vision of a free, self-governing nation in his biography, “Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution.”
John Zmirak reports on big-tech censorship from his article at Stream.org; and Constitutional law attorney Jenna Ellis Rives shares an update on her recent banning from Facebook.
Big Bad John Zmirak focuses on the Tucker Carlson v. Jonah Goldberg contention on the Founder’s concept of liberty—the eschewing of which leads to the tragic individual “liberty” of abortion.
“Fox News @ Night” host Shannon Bream resumes her conversation with Eric, recalling her firing from her first TV job and her faith-filled resilience to chase what matters in “Finding the Bright Side.”
“Fox News @ Night” host Shannon Bream talks about the challenge to her faith soon after meeting her husband-to-be — and other stories found in her first book, “Finding the Bright Side.”
Big Bad John Zmirak uncovers the deadly symptoms and effects of cultural Marxism and unveils a song highlighting Joe Biden’s uncomfortable physical contact with girls and women.
Journalist Billy Hallowell and Columbine survivor Even Todd discuss coping with the aftermath of the infamous school shooting twenty years later in the series, “After Columbine”; Shelley Neese rolls up “The Copper Scroll Project.”
Victoria Osteen encourages us to live fulfilled, intentional, empowering lives with God on our side in her latest book, “Exceptional You!” Plus, John Zmirak weighs in on rebuilding Notre Dame in an increasingly secular culture which bows to radical Islam.
With humorous and poignant anecdotes from the music scene, journalist Dawn Eden Goldstein recounts her spiritual search for transcendence from Judaism to Rock and Roll to Christianity in “Sunday Will Never Be the Same.”
Mail-on-Sunday blogger Peter Hitchens revisits the show to warn us about the current threats to Western democracy at home and abroad.
Eric and Milo Yiannopoulos explore the work of musical icons including Mariah Carey, Elton John, and Richard Wagner; Milo also reveals the latest in his life with his most recent book, “How to Be Poor.”
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