The Democratic Party is changing, driven by younger voices with radically different views on America and Israel. Michele Bachmann and Erin Zimmerman examine the rising influence of the Democratic Socialists of America, the movement’s growing anti-Israel sentiment, and what this generational shift could mean for the future of both countries.

Is Israel a colonizer and / or an apartheid state?  Or have those labels become weapons in the information war against Israel?  Michele Bachmann and Erin Zimmerman take on some of the most repeated claims about Israel, digging into history, archaeology, land purchases, and the controversial question of the so-called “1967 borders.”

Is the United States facing a national identity crisis? Michele Bachmann and Aaron Zimmerman analyze the cultural shifts threatening our constitutional form of government.

Is Israel a colonizer and / or an apartheid state?  Or have those labels become weapons in the information war against Israel?  Michele Bachmann and Erin Zimmerman take on some of the most repeated claims about Israel, digging into history, archaeology, land purchases, and the controversial question of the so-called “1967 borders.”

They sacrificed their fortunes and risked their lives to help create the United States.  And yet, their stories have largely been forgotten.  Michele Bachmann and Erin Zimmerman uncover the Jewish patriots who helped win the American Revolution.

Former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and filmmaker Erin Zimmerman as why Israel – and the Jewish people – have been misunderstood and maligned through the years.  Michele shares the story of her first trip to Israel as teenager, her connection to Kibbutz Be’eri, and the experience that convinced her the Bible was coming alive before her eyes.