Gary Lane's commentary. North Korea missiles, China and the South China Sea, Jerusalem, Russia and the Middle East. Insights on the Trump Doctrine and how the U.S. may respond in 2018. Is war coming?

On This Week's Episode:

Where In The World-Asia

North Korea ballistic missiles, China: 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;

On The Homefront

How should we respond to immigrants? Syrian woman loses family to war, flees to Greece and finds Christians offering her more than just a helping hand;

Set It Straight

She left the comforts of home and moved to Thailand, How American millennial Hannah Larson found significance by rescuing women from sex trafficking and changing their lives.

Man On The Street

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

Drive It Home

Gary Lane's commentary. North Korea missiles, China and the South China Sea, Jerusalem, Russia and the Middle East. Insights on the Trump Doctrine and how the U.S. may respond in 2018. Is war coming?

Bringing joy to children in Taiwan this Christmas season. An American Christian moved his family to Taiwan to introduce Buddhists and others to Christ. Richard Roberts explains how his family and friends are making a difference in the lives of Taiwanese school children.

In the aftermath of the brutal church massacre at a church in Quetta, Christians throughout Pakistan and in other countries are on high alert. What will protect Christians in Muslim dominant societies from attack during this Christmas season? How could the Quetta incident have been prevented? Wilson Chowdhry of British Pakistani Christians shares insights from London

With the stock market at a record high and consumer confidence up, our man Mengfei Li takes it to the streets to discover if Americans spent more, or less on Christmas this year. What were some of their big purchases?

In November, North Korea launched its most powerful ballistic missile to date. The Pentagon says Pyongyang can now reach the entire U.S. with its missiles. What are the chances Kim Jong Un will launch another one as a New Year’s gift to Trump? AEI’s Thomas Donnelly explains what should be done to stop him.

Gary Lane’s commentary on immigration reform. With the tax cut bill now law, President Trump and Congress will turn their attention to federal spending and immigration. Will funding for a wall on the U.S. southern border be included in the budget? Is advocating the building of a wall racist, or reasoned thinking?

On this Week's Episode:

Where in the World--

--In the aftermath of the brutal church massacre at a church in Quetta, Christians throughout Pakistan and in other countries are on high alert. What will protect Christians in Muslim dominant societies from attack during this Christmas season? How could the Quetta incident have been prevented? Wilson Chowdhry of British Pakistani Christians shares insights from London;

-Bringing joy to children in Taiwan this Christmas season. An American Christian moved his family to Taiwan to introduce Buddhists and others to Christ. Richard Roberts explains how his family and friends are making a difference in the lives of Taiwanese school children.

On The Homefront--

In November, North Korea launched its most powerful ballistic missile to date. The Pentagon says Pyongyang can now reach the entire U.S. with its missiles. What are the chances Kim Jong Un will launch another one as a New Year’s gift to Trump? AEI’s Thomas Donnelly explains what should be done to stop him;

Man On The Street--

With the stock market at a record high and consumer confidence up, our man Mengfei Li takes it to the streets to discover if Americans spent more, or less on Christmas this year. What were some of their big purchases?

Drive It Home--

Gary Lane’s commentary on immigration reform. With the tax cut bill now law, President Trump and Congress will turn their attention to federal spending and immigration. Will funding for a wall on the U.S. southern border be included in the budget? Is advocating the building of a wall racist, or reasoned thinking?

Another terror attack in NYC. Thankfully, no one was killed in this one as Bangladeshi immigrant Ayed Ullah detonated his bomb prematurely before boarding a crowded subway train during rush hour. How do we prevent future attacks? CBN News Senior International reporter Dale Hurd traveled to London where he found what not to do. He says fears of being labeled racist or an Islamophobe are harming Britain's efforts to prevent Islamic terror in the UK.

Houghton College graduate Chris Way and his partner started Atinga collective in Rwanda. It's a Christian effort to help lift Rwanda shoe artisans out of poverty by marketing in the USA sandals made from tires . A little effort has led to big results.