Nina Shea of he Center for Religious Freedom at Hudson Institute discusses the U.S. State Department's confusing and inconsistent policy on the genocide designation for Christian and Yazidi victims of ISIS. She explains why the designation is important, how much U.S. tax dollars have been allocated to help them and how much is getting through . Also, what does Ms. Shea think of President Trump's appointment of Governor Sam Brownback as the nation's next Ambassador At Large for Religious Freedom?

Asia reporter Mengfei Li, Just back from Beijing weighs in on China and the North Korea threat Trump still believes China may hold the key to reigning in Kim Jong Un. What do young Chinese millennials think about North Korea and why isn't China doing more to help this growing missile threat to the U.S. Homefront?

Some people were offended when they saw some pastors recently praying with President Trump in the Oval Office. this should surprise us, because most Americans pray daily and our nation has a long tradition of praying for our president and leaders. More from The Global

Lane as Gary Drives It Home in his commentary segment.

Lauren Creekmore took to the streets to elicit comments about the term, "Islamic Terror." Why do some people find it offensive? And Sterling Beard of Campus Reform on The University of Michigan's job posting for a Bias Incidents Prevention and Response Coordinator. What's the purpose and just how far will colleges and universities go with this PC, bias, and non-offense approach?

This week's show features religious freedom lawyer and advocate, Nina Shea of the Hudson Institute discussing the State Department's on-again, off-again, on-again genocide determination for Christian and Yazidi victims of ISIS genocide, Asia Reporter Mengfei Li is just back from Beijing and he brings some insights about China's potential role in helping the U.S. avert war with North Korea, Lauren Creekmore asks people if they are offended by the terminology "Islamic Terror" in our Set it Straight segment. And Sterling Beard of Campus Reform discusses a new Bias Incidents Prevention and Response Coordinator at the University of Michigan. And Gary Drives it Home with commentary on prayer in the Oval Office and why it's good for America.

UK: Anti-Apostasy crime with British Pakistani Christians' Wilson Chowdhry, Ben Goldstein on patrol in Judea protecting Israelis from terror while they sleep, Erik Rosales On the Homefront discusses North Korea and Trump's surprise transgender announcement for the Pentagon, The Conservative Millennial, Allie Stuckey on feminism and asks what happened to all the men? And Gary Drives it Home on U.S. taxpayer dollars used to incentivize Palestinian terror against America's best friends in the Middle East.

While Israelis sleep at night, Ben Goldstein patrols their Judean neighborhoods keeping them safe from terrorists intruders. Just moments after Palestinian terrorist Omar el-Abed slaughtered members of the Salomon family in a knife attack as they celebrated Sabbath dinner, Goldstein made a video explaining the risks to Israelis. The video went viral and he talk to us on The Global Lane about his nightly mission.

on The Global Lane from London, Wilson Chowdhry of British Pakistani Christians discusses anti-apostasy hate crime in the UK and what should be done to protect Christian converts from Islam.

On the U.S. college campus Homefront, Emily Jones discusses growing anti-Israel student radicalism.

Commentary from The Global Lane. U.S. taxpayers funding is incentivizing young Palestinians to murder America's best allies in the Middle East. The Palestinian Authority rewards families of terrorists with a stipend of as much as $4,000 per month. Americans sent $700-million to help the PA last year. The PA has paid $1-billion to Palestinian terrorist families in the past four years.