CBN News Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell was in Cairo as a group of American Evangelical leaders held an historic meeting with Egyptian President el-Sisi. Watch to learn what attendees like author Joel Rosenberg hope will happen after this significant event.

In Advance of President Trump’s Asia trip, Mengfei Li took it to the streets with map in hand to ask people to identify the countries the president will be visiting. You may be surprised by the results—especially at the Chinese restaurant.

In his latest commentary, Gary Lane says, "Lone wolves are being radicalized right here in the U.S. via the internet and in mosques. ..

What is really needed is a change in thinking."

Who does he think must change their thinking? Listen to find out.

On This week's show; CBN News National Security Correspondent Erik Rosales on the terror attack in NYC; Reporter George Thomas discusses the terrorist's roots in Uzbekistan and why the Central Asia region is breeding Islamic terrorists; From Cairo, Middle East Bureau Chief Chris MItchell brings insights on the historic meeting between American evangelical leaders and Egyptian President el-Sisi; Asia Correspondent Lucille Talusan is Way Down Under reporting on the same-sex marriage referendum in Australia; Mengfei Li takes it to the streets with map in hand and asks people if they can locate the Asian countries President Trump is visiting; And Gary Lane Drives it Home with his commentary on the NYC terrorist and what needs to be done to prevent future lone wolves from killing innocent Americans.

The Voice of the Martyrs celebrated its 50th anniversary in Washington this week. VOM missionary Petr Jasek was the keynote speaker. Earlier this year he was released after spending 15-months in a Sudanese prison for his gospel work. Watch the Where in The World segment with host Gary Lane to discover who surprised Jasek and brought him to tears at the event.

The ISIS Caliphate Is Finished but Christians Still Suffer. Is the answer a Christian homeland in Iraq and Syria? Watch the Where in the World segment with host Gary Lane to hear the views of the Patriarchs of two of the oldest churches in the Middle East.

The Washington Post reports Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid millions of dollars to Fusion GPS to gather political dirt on Donald Trump. On The Homefront, Judical Watch President Tom Fitton discusses his groups work to uncover the truth about the Russian connection and unreleased State Department and FBI notes and emails.

Gary Lane’s Drive it Home commentary features the new video from The Voice of the Martyr’s, “Solitary Prayer.” If you have yet to see it, don’t miss it! You’ll never guess who VOM Founder Richard Wurmbrand prayed for after he was beaten and left languishing in solitary confinement in a Romanian prison.

The ISIS Caliphate Is Finished but Christians Still Suffer. Is the answer a Christian homeland in Iraq and Syria? Also, The Voice of the Martyrs celebrated its 50th anniversary in Washington this week. VOM missionary Petr Jasek was the keynote speaker. Earlier this year he was released after spending 15-months in a Sudanese prison for his gospel work.Watch the Where in the World segment.;

The Washington Post reports Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid millions of dollars to Fusion GPS to gather political dirt on Donald Trump. On The Homefront, Judical Watch President Tom Fitton discusses his groups work to uncover the truth about the Russian connection and unreleased State Department and FBI notes and emails; Gary Lane’s Drive it Home commentary features the new video from The Voice of the Martyr’s, “Solitary Prayer.” If you have yet to see it, don’t miss it! You’ll never guess who VOM Founder Richard Wurmbrand prayed for after he was beaten and left languishing in solitary confinement in a Romanian prison.

More U.S, veterans will die from suicide this year than the total of American troops killed in Iraq and Afghanistan combined. Watch On the Homefront to find out how one group in Colorado is bringing hope and healing to troubled vets.