(00:00) Major Brett DeMichael, Division Commander of Salvation Army New Jersey, tells how the economy has created an increased need of food assistance for individuals, families, what the Salvation Army is doing to help them and how people can support their efforts to help others.

(13:12) Thomas Aiello from the National Taxpayers Union looks at how tariffs on prescription drugs and medical equipment will increase costs and affect patients along with healthcare providers and hospitals.

(22:49) Prof. Gloria Browne-Marshall, Professor Of Constitutional Law and Africana Studies at John Jay College Of Criminal Justice examines the history of protesting in America, the causes that ignited protest and how the No Kings movement of today carries on the heritage of protest.

(35:51) Jessica Kitson, Director of Legal Advocacy with Volunteer Lawyers For Justice In New Jersey and a member of the Freedom Network USA, discusses what victims of trafficking require for recovery, whether their needs are being answered and if a return to a positive life is possible.

(46:57) Chris DeBello looks at the ways that the Bible reminds us how we need to give thanks to God first for everything.

(00:00) Anne Kassalow, Managing Attorney of the Housing Justice Project at Seton Hall University's School Of Law's Center For Social Justice, explains the consequences of a lack of legal representation for those facing eviction and a way to resolve this void.

(11:44) Michelle Horn, Communications Director with Fisher House, talks about how the organization supports veterans and their families when veterans require medical care and the families want to be near their loved one.

(19:54) A new edition of Trump Said It with a recent observation made by Donald Trump.

(21:16) Kim Moscaritolo, State Policy Director with Hunger Free America, shares the findings of their study of hunger in America, the affordability of food for people and the ways that people can be a part of the answer for this growing need.

(35:04) Former FBI operative Eric O'Neill tells what to expect and what won't be revealed when the Jeffrey Epstein files are released, how file releases are handled by the federal government and also offers important tips for people to prevent cybercrimes against them.

(50:41) Chris DeBello continues the teaching of how the Bible reveals what truth is along with how to spot what is not truth and turn away from it.

(00:00) The upcoming increased costs of healthcare coverage in New Jersey by the major healthcare companies are explained as well as what the impact would be if Obamacare subsidies are allowed to expire.

(03:19) Chris Widelo, New Jersey State Director with AARP, shares the findings of their report on Family Caregivers, the role they serve, sacrifices they make and the support that's available to them.

(14:28) John Berlau, Director Of Finance Policy and Senior Fellow with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, explains how a recent settlement will impact credit card costs and use for consumers especially regarding rewards credit cards.

(26:47) A new edition of Trump Said It featuring a recent comment made by Donald Trump.

(30:29) How much more favorite Thanksgiving dinner items cost this year versus last year.

(31:53) Kenneth Rapoza, Senior Analyst with the Coalition For A Prosperous America, discusses Donald Trump's lack of focus on his America first promises, how they're causing his drop in popularity and what Trump needs to do to respond.

(46:28) Chris DeBello presents the path to truth and how to find and follow it according to the Bible.

A 2013 conversation with Jesse Ventura about the various conspiracy theories regarding the JFK Assassination versus what the Warren Commission and others want people to believe of the assassination.

(00:00) Amy Osborn, CEO of the NJ Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Museum, previews their Veterans Day ceremony, how the facility recognizes those who served along with the way that the museum preserves and presents the stories of those who served in that war.

(14:36) Wilton Williamson, Vice-President of Connection with the Wounded Warrior Project, details the programs they make available to help and empower veterans to live as much of an independent life as possible.

(25:43) A new edition of Trump Said It featuring a recent comment by Donald Trump.

(26:16) Michael Pack, Founder & President of Manifold Productions, talks about his new documentary The Last 600 Meters which presents the firsthand stories of Marines who fought in Iraq, what they faced, the loss of comrades and ways they survived.

(38:20) Chris DeBello shares how our veterans are examples of living the Word of God for all to learn from.

(44:13) Pastor Melissa Scott tells how we respect our veterans by respecting the American flag.

(00:00) Charlie Stile, Political Columnist with The Record and NorthJersey.Com, takes a look at the campaigns in the race for NJ Governor, who communicated the stronger message and what each would mean for New Jersey if they win.

(12:11) Major Brett DeMichael, Divisional Commander of the NJ Salvation Army, tells how the Salvation Army helps people and families in need of food especially as SAP benefits are suspended, the increased demand the Salvation Army is responding to and ways that people can help.

(25:19) Dr. Lindsay Rerko reveals the abortion rates for unborn babies with Down Syndrome along with the facts versus the myths about children with Down Syndrome

(35:02) A new edition of Trump Said It with one of the recent comments made by Donald trump.

(36:03) Jim Beach, Host of the radio show/podcast School For Startups, discusses those who just talk about the environment versus those who are doing things for the environment, gives examples of those accomplishments and tells how they're both long and short term solutions.

(46:19) Chris DeBello presents what the Bible teaches about showing love and concern for those in need and why it's a duty to give to others.

(00:00) The impact of any suspension of SNAP benefits and what the response needs to be

(03:33) Mark Crawford tells what recent court rulings against a NJ Catholic school means for victims of sexual assault by priests

(18:24) Thomas Aiello looks at how tariffs on prescription drugs and medical equipment will affect patients and hospitals

(28:02) A new edition of Trump Said It

(29:07) Trisha Curtis discusses how China gained energy dominance and how America needs to respond

(42:44) Chris DeBello reveals how the best book for business success is found in the Bible

(00:00) Nancy Bangiola tells how a new law in NJ will increase access to preschool.

(11:16) Charlotte Reed offers tips about including pets in the Halloween celebration.

(21:47) Suzanne Buchanan responds to recent claims about the cause of Autism.

(33:34) Aryeh Lightstone discusses how the Abraham Accords came to be.

(46:24) Chris DeBello shares short Bible verses with large lessons.

(00:00) The changes to the NJ minimum wage.

(02:33) Dr Christine Cocchiola examines whether courts support victims of domestic violence.

(15:35) Prof. Gloria Browne-Marshall looks at the history of protesting in America.

(28:36) The latest edition of Trump Said It.

(29:01) A review of the latest claims about Tylenol by RFK Jr.

(33:05) Asaf Romirowsky shares his analysis of the Middle East peace plan.

(45:58) Chris DeBello presents the Bible warnings about believing false teacher and psychics.