Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, discusses economic headlines.

Dr. Christina Crenshaw, assistant professor at Arizona Christian University and author of “Redeeming Justice,” discusses the biblical roots of justice and why a Christian worldview is essential for engaging today’s cultural debates.

Eric Eggers, Vice President of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, discusses birth tourism, birthright citizenship, and funding networks behind anti-ICE activism.

John O’Connor, former federal prosecutor and author of the book “Postgate,” discusses the recent headlines.

Dr. Adam Rasmussen, fellow at the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, discusses the latest American Worldview Inventory 2026 and what it reveals about the decline of a biblical worldview in America.

Paul Kengor, political scientist and author of a new book “American Pontiff,” discusses the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, and what his leadership may mean for the Catholic Church.

Richard Harris, Executive Director of Truth & Liberty Foundation, discusses the growing national debate over gender identity issues involving children, parental rights in education, and the role of schools in communicating with families.

Todd Friel, executive director of Fortis Institute, examines how biblical teaching applies to current issues—war, politics, and the use of Scripture in modern policy debates.

Robert Eringer, investigative journalist and former intelligence adviser to Prince Albert II of Monaco, discusses Congress’s vote to block the release of internal sexual-misconduct records and what it reveals about power, secrecy, and accountability within political institutions.

Rabbi Michael Barclay, the Spiritual Leader of Temple Ner Simcha in California, discusses the escalating conflict between Israel, Iran, and the United States, offering insight into the geopolitical tensions, regional dynamics, and the moral and spiritual questions raised by war.