Yes, America's in turmoil. Yes, America's facing a constitutional crisis. Yes, panic is thy name. And as actor, producer and writer Kevin Sorbo says -- for what? Basically a really bad flu during a season that's historically known as "flu season?" Kevin weighs in on the politics -- questions the response -- then gives some suggestions on how to get through it all. Listen to him. Faith can instead be thy name.

It's Easter -- and in America, churches are closed. What a sad situation for a nation built on Judeo-Christian principles, built by founders like George Washington who turned in times of trouble to prayer. William Jeynes, a California professor and a Harvard graduate and a co-creator of some religious liberties' guidelines signed by President Donald Trump in January, has an Easter season idea to tackle coronavirus, Christian warrior way -- and while it's not exactly what the doctor ordered, it is nevertheless exactly what our nation's first president would've done, as well. Listen in and learn!

If you think America, land of the free, will return to the same America, land of the free, once coronavirus passes -- think again. Far leftists are actively using coronavirus to advance their socialist, collectivist designs. And as Will Witt with PragerU exposes -- the march of the left has infiltrated our schools, our youth, our states. Warnings are in order.

Sex trafficking, human trafficking -- it's such a sad, sorry, and unbelievably horrible situation for any child to face. But there are people who are doing the work of saints to fight the traffickers. Suzi Day with the Free to Thrive nonprofit in San Diego is one of them, and you should listen to her to get educated on the issue, and then, to learn how you -- Yes, You! -- can actually help.

The coronavirus crisis has thrown husbands and wives and children together in ways that most families aren't used to -- and that's causing stress on marriages. But quarantining is nothing compared to the struggles Christian movie-makers Sam and Kevin Sorbo have faced. Their faith got them through. And now they have some words of godly wisdom -- and a new book, "True Faith" -- that may help you, too.

Coronavirus chaos is closing churches around the nation. Yet: Walmart remains open. What a sad, sad commentary on the shift of our nation's priorities. Meanwhile: Tom Borelli, degreed in microbiology, explains the science behind the virus, and whether the political and media worlds are doing the best job possible to protect Americans.

It's in times of great peril -- like coronavirus -- that patriotic Americans must band together to ward off government attacks on constitutional rights that come in the name of national safety or security. That's what makes Lisa Nelson, CEO of the American Legislative Exchange Council, such a great guest. ALEC is all about the states' rights. And Lisa has some crucial words of policy wisdom for how states can keep up the free market march while fighting coronavirus -- even as feds try to encroach more on the 10th Amendment.

It's bad enough Mexican cartels are bringing their drugs into America, devastating communities near you. But did you know cartel-tied human trafficking -- sex trafficking -- the enslavement of suffering little girls and boys -- takes place right in Anytown, USA? Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page, in Reidsville, N.C., helps tell the sad and sorry story, while offering solutions.

In case you've missed it -- the equal rights amendment for women is making a resurgence of late, on the wings of all the hopeful feminist women in politics who want to see abortion and LGBTQ madness as constitutional rights. Eagle Forum's Anne Schlafly Cori has some warnings about what this measure would bring America. Can you say chaos, chaos and more chaos?

Human trafficking, sex trafficking, the buying and selling of young girls and yes, even boys, for horrible, horrific cartel-tied purposes: this is taking place in America's own communities. In America's own neighborhoods. In America's own San Diego, for instance. And San Diego County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar, who's seen first hand the destruction traffickers bring, has some tough words, along with some good ideas, to wake people to the cold, harsh truths of U.S. trafficking.