Are you proud of your country? Gallup says fewer Americans are proud of theirs. Why? Here are some reasons we all can be proud of the USA!

From Hong Kong, CBN News Asia Correspondent Lucille Talusan—who covered Trump-Kim summits in Singapore and Hanoi discusses Trump’s historic meeting with Kim at the Korean DMZ. What needs to be done now in efforts to denuclearize the Korean peninsula. Talusan also discusses China’s President Xi agreeing to resume trade talks. What is the hang up to reaching an agreement. Also, insights on why pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong turned violent.

Christian persecution in Nigeria gets little media attention, but Christians in that country are suffering every day--and it's getting worse. Open Doors ranks Nigeria as number 12 on its Worldwatch list of the most oppressive countries. Boko Haram slays thousands in hopes of establishing an Islamic State.

At the same time, Fulani herdsmen steal land by setting fire to Christian villages--slaughtering women, children and men as they sleep. Is this a religious war--Muslims waging jihad on Christians, or something more? Nigerian researcher Darlington Akaiso, author of the book, "Misunderstanding Boko Haram" shares his insights.

5-years ago ISIS stormed into Iraqi Christian villages in Nineveh. Today, many Iraqi Christians are back in their homes enjoying their freedom from ISIS--at least for now. Philos project Fellow, Juliana Taimoorazy of the Iraqi Christian Relief Council discusses why the struggle for many Iraqi Christians is far from over and what needs to be done now to help them.

This Week:

Oppressive regimes persecute people of faith;

Free speech on hold. U.S. Army War College capitulates to pc pressure;

Why a popular TV host says Islam cannot be reformed;

Drowning in a sea of illegal immigration.

How we should we treat the “little ones.”

As the U.S. Congress debates emergency funding and border security, America continues to drown in a sea of illegal immigration. Thoughts on the political battle and how we should manage the “little ones.”

Mike Pompeo releases the U.S. State Department’s annual report on religious freedom. Iran, China and Burma are among the countries committing a “chilling array of abuses” against people of faith. Former Congressman Frank Wolf, a religious liberty champion discusses global persecution worsening and which group could do more to stop it.

The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) and MPower Change protested, so the U.S. Army war College cancelled author Raymond Ibrahim’s scheduled speech. Ibrahim discusses what happened and what motivated the Muslim groups to pressure the taxpayer funded military college to stifle free speech on its campus.

Religious scholars in the West say Islam needs a reformation similar to the change Martin Luther brought to the Catholic Church. The popular Christian television host, a former Muslim explains why he believes Islam cannot be reformed.

This Week:

Organ harvesting, big bucks in China;

Xi to meet Trump at G20. What might happen to your pocketbook if no trade deal? Pastor in hot water in Wisconsin for mentioning Jesus at commencement;

The girl who forgave ISIS back home in Iraq.