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Send us Fan Mail One quick stop at an AT&T store in Baton Rouge led to a liver transplant that saved my dad’s life, and Senator Bill Cassidy remembers the details like it happened yesterday. We start with that personal story, including how a transplant denial through the VA was challenged, what it looks like when someone is in end-stage liver failure, and what it feels like to see the same per...

Send us Fan Mail Sirens, headlines, and a code name that sounds unreal—Operation Epic Fury. We open with the shock of coordinated U.S.–Israeli strikes and a leadership vacuum in Tehran, then pull the lens wide to follow the hard road that led here: oil concessions that bred rage, a 1953 coup that bought stability at moral cost, a revolution that turned ideology into statecraft, and decades of prox...

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Send us Fan Mail Doors swung open mid-sermon. Voices rose, kids cried, and a sanctuary turned into a battleground over conscience, law, and power. We take you inside the St. Paul church protest—what organizers say, how the church responded, and where federal protections like the FACE Act fit when a worship service is interrupted on purpose. This isn’t just a headline; it’s a stress test of whether...

Send us Fan Mail A midnight raid in Caracas shocks the world, but the real story starts decades earlier. We pull back the curtain on the capture of Nicolás Maduro, why U.S. officials say the operation was justified, and how a once-shelved doctrine from 1823 suddenly feels urgent and new. This is a fast, unvarnished tour through legality, deterrence, and the hard math of energy and influence in the...

Send us Fan Mail A single carol sparked devotion, defiance, and even moments of peace on the brink of war. We follow O Holy Night from a stained-glass celebration in 1847 France to a melody that crossed trenches, toppled barriers, and became the first song ever broadcast over radio waves. Along the way, we meet unlikely collaborators—Placide Cappeau, a poet and wine merchant; Adolphe Adam, a compo...

Send us Fan Mail A candid, fast-moving conversation that tackles immigration, housing, and personal responsibility without ducking hard questions. We open with a challenge many feel but few frame well: empathy is a virtue, but empathy without facts can fuel outcomes that hurt the people we want to help. Daniel shares how faith shapes his stance on borders, order, and assimilation—respecting indivi...

Send us Fan Mail The noise around immigration is loud, but the truth gets clearer when you sit with someone who lived the process. We invited first-generation entrepreneur Daniel Kwak to unpack the human side behind the numbers: the attorney visits, the courtroom nerves, and the long wait that ends with a right hand raised. From a childhood in a cramped “Class D” apartment to building a business a...

Send us Fan Mail A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood by. If you’ve ever wondered why a Senate with more than 50 votes can’t even start debate, this is your guided tour of the rules, the rheto...

Send us Fan Mail A single photo can swallow a person’s whole story. We sit down with Adam Johnson—instantly branded the “Lectern Guy”—to unpack the hours before and after that picture, the decisions he made in a fast-moving crowd, and the legal whirlwind that followed him home before his phone could finish rebooting. From the rally’s upbeat mood to the shift on the Capitol’s west front, Adam walks...

Send us Fan Mail The map lit up blue, but the story behind it is all about motivation. We unpack why Democrats surged in Virginia and New Jersey while many right-leaning voters stayed home, and how a late media turn on government shutdown blame shaped momentum. Then we zero in on New York City’s most disruptive choice: a democratic socialist platform promising city-owned grocery stores, higher tax...

Send us Fan Mail What if the problem isn’t masculinity, but aimless masculinity? We open with a blunt claim: calling manhood “toxic” has blinded us to the virtues that hold families together and protect the vulnerable. After a live recap of Allie Beth Stuckey’s Turning Point talk, we examine two combustible ideas—how modern feminism drifted from equality to sameness, and how pornography quietly dr...

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Send us Fan Mail Why do we face looming government shutdowns every September? What does a shutdown mean and who does it affect? This episodes covers everything you need to know during a government shutdown, and how God miraculously provides.

Send us Fan Mail James Comey indictment, UK digital ID's and the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798.

Send us Fan Mail On the heels of a letter from GOOGLE to the US House Judiciary Committee, we look at the effects of censorship in the US and the UK. We talk about the Battle of Blair Mountain, and the effort to erase it from American history. Then we look at the Bible and how they tried to censor the voice of Jesus

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Send us Fan Mail Introduction to the show and why we must use the voice God gave us and answer the call.

Send us Fan Mail The First amendment protects the speech of all Americans, but with it comes a great responsibility. We discuss the current debate surrounding free speech, the founding father's intent, and what the Bible says about the power of our voice.