On this week's episode:

Where In The World--

CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell provides insights on the Iranian protests. Will they bring about the end to the Islamic regime? He also talks about Trump's threat to cut off U.S. funding to the Palestinian Authority. And he gives us a tour of Mosul in ruins after ISIS;

From Stockholm, attorney Gabriel Donner discusses immigration in Sweden and the case of a Muslim refugee from Afghanistan who converted to Christianity three years ago and is now being deported.

Swedish officials say he is not a true Christian. How do they know?

Why are some good people getting the boot, while some immigrant criminals are allowed to stay to rape Swedish women?

Set It Straight--

Dan Gainor of the Media Research Center discusses CNN's New Year's Eve prime-time broadcast demonstrating marijuana smoking.

Solid reporting, or has American mainstream journalism gone to pot?

Man On The Street--

Our Man on the Street, Mengfei Li asks people what they think of President Trump's tweets in support of Iranian protesters. Is voicing support for their struggle for freedom the right thing to do? You'll be surprised by some of their answers;

Drive It Home--

Gary Lane's commentary on the Iranian protests and the Islamic Republic. Trump is shifting America's approach to the Middle East. What's the right thing to do about Iran?

Gary Lane's commentary on the Iranian protests and the Islamic Republic. Trump is shifting America's approach to the Middle East. What's the right thing to do about Iran?

Our Man on the Street, Mengfei Li asks people what they think of President Trump's tweets in support of Iranian protesters. Is voicing support for their struggle for freedom the right thing to do? You'll be surprised by some of their answers.

From Stockholm, attorney Gabriel Donner discusses immigration in Sweden and the case of a Muslim refugee from Afghanistan who converted to Christianity three years ago and is now being deported.

Swedish officials say he is not a true Christian. How do they know?

Why are some good people getting the boot, while some immigrant criminals are allowed to stay to rape Swedish women?

Dan Gainor of the Media Research Center discusses CNN's New Year's Eve prime-time broadcast demonstrating marijuana smoking.

Solid reporting, or has American mainstream journalism gone to pot?

CBN News Middle East Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell provides insights on the Iranian protests. Will they bring about the end to the Islamic regime? He also talks about Trump's threat to cut off U.S. funding to the Palestinian Authority. And he gives us a tour of Mosul in ruins after ISIS.

She left the comforts of home for Thailand, American millennial Hannah Larson is rescuing women from sex trafficking. What is she doing to change their lives?

What are your New Year's resolutions for 2018? Did you keep the one's you had for 2017? Our man Mengfei Li takes it to the streets to find out what people are saying.

How should Americans treat immigrants? Syrian woman loses family to war, flees to Greece and finds people offering her more than just a helping hand.

China and North Korea may dominate U.S> foreign policy in 2018. Is China a friend, or foe? Will they help reign in Kim Jong Un, or are they truly as Donald Trump says--a strategic competitor in the South China Sea and elsewhere? What's America's biggest mistake in the China relationship? Insights from GWU Professor Gregg Brazinsky.