Who should be counted in "we the people?" Al shares some thoughts and Wilfred McClay looks at healthy patriotism in a partisan age.

Peggy Stanton looks to the Catechism for why we say life is sacred, and shares a doctor's story of witnessing an abortion. Then, Mustafa Akyol proposes a sign of progress for liberty and Islam.

"If you were REALLY pro-life, you would support..." Al responds to this common accusation and we look at the history of unions with Amity Shlaes.

Will the Dobbs decision undo other Supreme Court precedents? Sherif Girgis joins us and Fr. Raymond de Souza looks at 20 years of the Dallas Charter.

Roe v Wade has been overturned! We have full coverage with Judge Michael Warren, Clarke Forsythe, and Monica Miller.

We continue our coverage of the Fall of Roe v Wade with Carter Snead, Michael New, Michael Kenney, and Lynn Mills.

In today's broadcast from Acton University, Jay Richards helps us begin the conversation on gender ideology and David Bahnsen explains why there is no Free Lunch.

What do you say when someone claims Jesus is a socialist? Larry Reed responds, and Kishore Jayabalan breaks down the growing trend of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion as we continue from Acton University.

We are broadcasting from Grand Rapids, MI at Acton University. John Pinheiro discusses Catholic Social Teaching and the American Experiment, and Gary Hillebrand tells about an attack on his pro-life pregnancy center.

We continue our broadcast from Acton U. Philip Booth asks if socialized medicine works and Frank Beckwith looks at the intersection of law, politics, and faith.