Daniel Dreisbach, Professor of legal studies at American University in Washington, D.C., on a history of religious freedom and Religious Freedom Day this Saturday, January 16.

“VIGILANCE NOT VIOLENCE - WHO GETS IMPEACHED NEXT?"

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A PBS executive has openly floated the idea that the children of people who supported Donald Trump should be taken from their parents and re-educated by the state. That's pretty dark. Hypothetically, what would you want your children to know if they ever had to face such a scenario?  Annie Holmquist has a take worth considering.

No fly lists don't seem like that big of a deal, until you find yourself on one. Hannah Cox explains why, historically, this kind of thinking has tended to demolish civil liberties.

I probably won't share this bit of satire on the air. It's sharp. But it's also spot on. CJ Hopkins asks, are you ready for total ideological war?

How serious are you about understanding an issue? Not that many people are willing to pay the price to know what they know for themselves. Jeffrey A. Tucker has a recommended reading list for anyone wanting a better understanding of what the coronavirus is and what had been learned from this past year's public health response.

Hour 1

* Guest: Bryan Rust – Over the past 50 years, Rust Coins has been working to educate customers about precious metals – RustCoinAndGift.com.

* Honest Money Report: Gold: $1842.60 Silver: $25.38.

* House Impeaches President Trump with 232-197 Vote – 10 Republicans Join Democrats, Vote in Favor of Impeachment.

* The House of Representatives passed a nonbinding measure calling on Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove President Donald Trump from office. Pence has said he won’t invoke the amendment.

* Mitch McConnell’s office confirmed he will not “consent” to reconvening the Senate before Jan. 19, effectively killing hopes for removing President Donald Trump from office.

* US Mint closes two facilities amid coronavirus crisis.

* He’s Down to Last 2 Guesses to Access $240M in Bitcoin NYT looks at the problem of owners who have forgotten their passwords.

* Biden Team Announces Inauguration Theme: ‘America United’.

* Check Out FLCCC.net!

* The average price of a new vehicle has topped $40,000 for the first time ever as Americans switch from passenger cars to more-expensive SUVs and pickups. With prices rising, the average down-payment on new cars, trucks and SUVs reached an all-time high as well.

* Average US price of gas up 9 cents a gallon to $2.35.

* Should You Be Double-Masking? ‘You start achieving some pretty high efficiencies’.

Hour 2

* Shame On President donald Trump!

* Dem Lawmaker Claims Capitol Raid Was an Inside Job. Rep. Mikie  Sherrill says she saw lawmakers leading people through Capitol on  ‘reconnaissance’ mission a day before last week’s riot.

* NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio announced all Trump Organization contracts  with the city will be terminated. De Blasio cited “criminal activity”  by President Donald Trump as the legal reasoning for severing the  contracts, blaming him for inciting the violence that occurred at the  United States Capitol.

* Eric Swalwell compared President Donald Trump to Osama Bin Laden  before the House vote to impeach the president for a second time.

* The Young Americans for Liberty announced Wednesday that the  organization has terminated its former President Cliff Maloney  “effective immediately” following allegations of sexual misconduct.

* Researchers at Ohio State University say that they’ve discovered  two new coronavirus variants that are likely to have originated in the  US.

Host Col. John Eidsmoe discusses the president's latest impeachment trial and other current events. He also covers war powers under the Constitution.

Here's a conundrum: Who do you side with when the political class is at war with each other? Thomas L. Knapp breaks down our current situation and advises that none of the factions vying for power are your allies.

The massive social media purge of anyone to the right of Mitt Romney has caused a lot of folks to rethink their digital footprint. Elizabeth Nolan Brown says millions of users are flooding encrypted apps as their preferred means of staying in touch.

The posturing and virtue signaling that followed last week's unrest at the nation's Capitol was fairly predictable. After all, no one wants to be seen as a bad guy. As a result, it's rare to find some genuine dissent on the popular narrative that claims that Trump incited violence. Judge Andrew Napolitano makes the case that Trump's speech was protected under the First Amendment.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted yesterday to impeach Trump for a second time. I'm getting the impression that someone there really doesn't like him. Pat Buchanan explains how members of the political class are exploiting last week's violence to finish off the man who has humiliated them for the past 4 years.

A few more thoughts on the wisdom of avoiding armed protests in public: Someone is trying to provoke freedom-loving Americans to figuratively "fire on Fort Sumter." We must be wise enough not to take the bait. Becky Akers has some relevant thoughts on what's at stake and when violence is justified in defense of one's life, liberty and property.

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John Hines, DC Bureau Chief for One America News Network, on the impeachment vote in the House of Representatives.

Terry Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief for CNSNews, on the impeachment vote in the House of Representatives, and how the repression from the Left may only instigate greater opposition. 

David Closson, FRC’s Director for Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, on the hypocrisy of the Left’s worldview.

David Curry, President and CEO of Open Doors USA, on the findings of Open Doors’ 2021 World Watch List that reveals how COVID and technology have accelerated the speed of religious persecution.

There's a lot of talk about armed protests at all the state capitols this weekend. This is not the time to go flexing your tactical doodads in public. Andrea Widburg has some of the timeliest advice you'll ever hear: Do not fall for a plot to entrap Second Amendment supporters.

To hear some tell it, last week's protest at the Capitol was akin to the Holocaust in terms of its affront to humanity. That's a viewpoint that is lacking perspective. James Bovard doesn't hesitate to condemn the violence in Washington D.C. as well as the Congressional hypocrisy that followed.

Your ride share driver likely understands opportunity costs at a level that the rest of us don't. I don't think I've seen a clearer example than the one given in this article by Jeffrey A. Tucker.

It was five years ago today that I had my last interview with LaVoy Finicum. I wish more people could have met this man and knew enough about him to challenge the narrative of who he was and what he was doing in Malheur.

Hour 1

* Trump refuses to take blame for attack – USA Today.

* FBI claiming armed protests are being planned in all 50 U.S. state capitols.

* FBI issued warning before Capitol riots – During a Justice  Department briefing, D’Antuono said the information was shared within  “40 minutes” with law enforcement partners, including the Joint  Terrorism Task Forces, which includes the US Capitol Police, the agency  that led the failed response.

* One Capitol Police officer was arrested, two were suspended and at  least 10 are under investigation for their conduct during last week’s  Capitol riot.

* Twitter has purged over 70,000 accounts from its platform for sharing “harmful QAnon-associated content.

* YouTube is suspending President Donald Trump’s channel!

* CDC to require all air travelers to US to show negative coronavirus test.

* Impeachment 2.0: Charges facing the president – Inciting an insurrection.

Hour 2

* Black national anthem “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” could become the national hymn – USA Today.

* Should “Come, come, ye Saints,” – William Clayton, become the national hymn?

* Ron Paul: Big Tech has been given $10’s of Billions in taxpayer-provided sweetheart deals!

* US hospitals are pushed to the brink as COVID-19 persists.

* Dr. Pierre Kory testifies before senate about Ivermectin’s. I CAN-T  KEEP DOING THIS- Doctor pleads for review of data during COVID-19  Senate hearing.