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Adèle Keim, senior counsel at Becket, joins Lars to discuss a legal challenge brought by Catholic healthcare providers against provisions of Illinois’ assisted-suicide law. Where should the law draw the line between patient access and the religious objections of healthcare providers?
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Adam Guillette, president of Accuracy in Media, joins Lars to discuss how September 11 is taught in American schools and concerns that students are losing an understanding of who carried out the attacks and why. Should states require public schools to teach the history of 9/11?
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Clifford May, founder and president of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins Lars to reflect on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the continued threat from al-Qaeda and his criticism of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s past 9/11 statements. Twenty-five years later, have Americans lost clarity about who attacked the country and why?
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Jeffrey Price, professor of Aviation and Aerospace Science at MSU Denver and former assistant security director at Denver International Airport, joins Lars to discuss TSA’s new program allowing some non-ticketed TSA PreCheck members to pass through security and visit airport gates. Twenty-five years after 9/11, is it time to reconsider some of the airport security restrictions put in place after the attacks?
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Bob Barr, former CIA analyst and member of Congress, joins Lars to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision to hear challenges to “assault weapon” bans in Connecticut and Cook County, Illinois. Does the Second Amendment protect the right to own AR-15s and similar semiautomatic rifles, and could the Court strike down bans nationwide?
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Mike Werry, Canadian film producer and co-producer of Broken Country, joins Lars to discuss a new documentary examining concerns over Canada’s healthcare system, affordability, immigration, drug policies, crime and government spending. Is Canada becoming a warning for Americans about where similar policies could lead?
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Oregon State Representative Kevin Mannix joins Lars to discuss why fewer than 2,000 of Oregon’s roughly 34,000 registered sex offenders appear on the state’s public database and his efforts to expand who is listed. Should parents have the right to know about more registered sex offenders living in their communities?
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Autumn Christensen, executive director of Her PLAN, joins Lars to discuss the organization’s effort to build a “pro-life safety net” providing emotional and material support to women facing unexpected pregnancies. Could providing mothers with more support prevent hundreds of thousands of abortions each year?
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Dr. Angela Plowhead, U.S. Air Force veteran and clinical psychologist running for Oregon State Senate District 10, joins Lars to discuss her campaign and the case she’s making to voters for bringing change to Salem. Why should Oregon voters trust her to deliver something different in the state Legislature?
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Former District Attorney Josh Marquis joins Lars to discuss the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case and reports that the lone holdout juror recreated the strangulation of Clancy’s children with an exercise band during deliberations. Did juror misconduct derail the case, and what happens next?
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