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During "The Quickie," our Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. gave a break down how and why the NRA is making it easier for terrorists to legally purchase firearms in America.

Since last week's ISIS attack in Paris, the level of Islamaphobia in America has ramped up to new levels. Meanwhile, state governors are petitioning to President Obama to deny Syrian refugees to enter in the U.S. and Donald Trump has stated that all Muslims should be registered.

This Sunday, we'll discuss the refugee crisis, whether America needs to put boots on the ground to stop ISIS overseas, and the next steps in this war on terror.

During "The Quickie," our Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. gave a break down how and why the NRA is making it easier for terrorists to legally purchase firearms in America.

The team debates protest at Princeton University over former President, Woodrow Wilson

While many of us are preparing for Thanksgiving, 48.1 million Americans are living in food insecure households, including 32.8 million adults and 15.3 million children. We discussed the epidemic of food insecurity and how it is causing obesity, as well as what needs to be done to help those living in food insecure communities, with Joel Berg, Executive Director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger and the author of “All You Can Eat: How Hungry Is America?”

Since last week's ISIS attack in Paris, the level of Islamaphobia in America has ramped up to new levels. Meanwhile, state governors are petitioning to President Obama to deny Syrian refugees to enter in the U.S. and Donald Trump has stated that all Muslims should be registered.

This Sunday, we'll discuss the refugee crisis, whether America needs to put boots on the ground to stop ISIS overseas, and the next steps in this war on terror.

November 15 News Roundup by Beheardent

November 15 News Roundup by Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio

Tune in as the team discusses the terrorist attack in Paris, Sexting laws for teens, and the mess that is now the Presidential Debates of the Democratic party

The Department of Defense has received backlash for spending taxpayer money to pay professional sports teams to do patriotic displays with veterans when what vets really need is better healthcare, jobs and affordable housing. In addition, the Death Penalty Information Center recently released a report revealing that about 300 U.S. veterans are currently on death row in prisons across the nation because the justice system has failed to take into account the impact PTSD and other mental issues can have when they return from combat.

In light of Veterans Day, we'll question whether we are neglecting out vets from the services that they deserve.