Ed Morrissey: Impeachment update on going from House to Senate, are Americans concerned?; Democratic candidates debate ahead of Iowa Caucuses, what are they most focused on, what are their policy proposals, how are they resonating?; latest from Iran, UK calls for US to lead negotiations on a new Iran deal. Michael Pack: Producer of documentary […]

Prof. Paul Kengor: 11 Principles of a Reagan Conservative; politics and the primacy of faith, family, freedom, dignity of human life; how to achieve and keep peace, limited government, lower taxes, wisdom and vision. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: ‘Real World Socialism’; as America moves closer to accepting socialism as an ideal, its historical, demonstrable dangers must […]

Fr. Edward Looney: The baptism of the Lord and knowing the facts of our own baptism (date, location, who baptized us); benefits of visiting a monastery; Litany to Mary (her many titles tell us her influence and intercessory care); the importance of holy water. Holy Water can ward off the power of evil; the St. […]

Ed Whelan: Why do supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment keep claiming it’s ‘ripe for ratification’ when it’s expired and their claims invalid?; Dept. of Justice tried to put an end to this ratification charade Kristan Hawkins: Even Justice Ginsburg declares the ERA dead and unable to be revived, proponents would have to start over; […]

Fr. Robert Spitzer: ‘The Essence of Things’ series; Why Be Catholic?; the soul’s upward yearning and striving for happiness can be satisfied in finding our transcendent destiny in Christ; affirm Church teaching on parents as first educators of children when schools deny parental oversight. Caller, Mary: how do you talk to somebody raised Catholic, but […]

Kathleen Domingo: Archdiocese of LA issues call to action, working with Catholic educators ahead of state Senate hearing the ‘Comprehensive Sexual Health Education; Parental Rights/Responsibilities’ Bill debates Friday; urging support of age appropriate curriculum and parental oversight. Nicole Neily: Lawsuit filed against Iowa State University for ‘chilling free speech’ ahead of Iowa Caucuses; preventing students […]

House Whip Steve Scalise: Congressman Scalise led over 200 members of Congress to sign amicus brief supporting the Louisiana pro-life law ahead of its challenge in the Supreme Court; common sense law requires same standards for abortion clinics as other outpatient centers, for the best care of women.  Matthew Franck: On the docket in the […]

George Weigel: How the Church rediscovered itself and challenged the modern world to reform; the Church not only didn’t retreat from engagement with modern culture, politics, global affairs, it has led the effort to reform and convert the modern world. The living parts of our Church are the parts trying to make evangelization work; the […]

Jason Jones: ‘Hidden Life’, the human search for God and invincible moral courage at the risk of safety and life; ‘No Safe Spaces’, bullying, ideologies, freedom versus license; rights to free expression, freedom to practice religion, engage in public debate without repression. New Year’s resolutions: what do you do each day to live in solidarity […]

The 12/31/19 broadcast was an encore from 12/12/19 with Guest host Ed Morrissey  Ash Kazaryan, Director of Civil Liberties and Legal Research Fellow at TechFreedom: tech, antitrust and privacy. Government surveillance: do current laws protect privacy? It’s likely your smart phone is not actually listening to your conversations, it’s tracking you. When you’re getting services […]