CNN is trying to help Indiana Republicans decide who is the most conservative candidate running for Senate. Sure they are. Lots of uncertainty surrounding Indiana Republican Primary. JD Miniear interview. Wading through the Indiana Republican Senate Primary race is confusing for many Hoosiers. A Huff Hotline caller illustrates this - but I didn't have time to get to it today!

Michael Cohen and the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels. What did Trump know? How are these problems addressed by wealthy businesspeople and celebrities? Legitimate questions. How can a Christian support Trump? A few soundbites from Trump's National Day of Prayer speech yesterday.

Rudy Giuliani makes news with comments during Hannity interview. Russian collusion. Messer nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize. Bruce Klingner, Southeast Asia expert at the Heritage Foundation, discusses the recent developments in North Korea. Guaranteed government jobs for all? A Rasmussen survey finds 46% of Americans support this.

The race for the Indiana Senate seat is very important - as it could play a critical role in determining which party controls the majority. I've invited all 3 Indiana Republican Senate candidates to come on the program and convince our listeners why they should get their vote. Today, we talk with Luke Messer, current Congressman for Indiana's 6th District & Republican Senate candidate.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in says Trump should win Nobel Peace Prize for influencing progress towards peace on the Korean Peninsula. "The Far Left values rhetoric more than results." Michelle Wolf says she wouldn't change a single word of her White House Correspondents' Dinner speech, apparently thinking she used the p-word and other vulgarities the exact right number of times. Benjamin Netanyahu tells us Iran has a secret nuclear weapons program - and he can prove it. Our official Iranian update song, Jihadi Joe, is bookended by both a pre- and post-song disclaimer. But there is a larger truth that we need to communicate: the Iran deal is bad and empowers their government to engage in jihad against America and American interests.

Raunchy performance by comedian at White House Correspondents' Dinner. Or maybe I'm just an old prude. Trump skips dinner for rally in Michigan. "No-bel! No-bel! No-bel!" North & South Korea progress. Turns out peace through strength is, no doubt very surprisingly to some "experts," a better strategy than negotiating from a position of weakness using pinky promises, a signed sheet of paper and empty promises made by a communist dictator. Pacers/Cavs series can teach us about the Electoral College.

The race for the Indiana Senate seat is very important - as it could play a critical role in determining which party controls the majority. I've invited all 3 Indiana Republican Senate candidates to come on the program and convince our listeners why they should get their vote. Today, we talk with Mike Braun, Republican Senate candidate.

Kanye West tweets his love for Trump. Backlash. A kink in the liberal armor that surrounds Hollywood and the entertainment industry. What happens if something other than liberal ideas seep into the liberal echo chamber that is the entertainment industry? Court rules bar in Manhattan can toss out Trump supporters. Cry closet. List of 50 Democrat 2020 presidential possibilities. Interview with Indiana Senate candidate Mike Braun tomorrow.

Republicans hold on to congressional seat in Arizona's 8th District. Trump won district by 21 points in 2016, but Lesko wins seat by only 6 points. Bellwether of 2018 midterms? Federal judge rules Trump cannot end DACA. "Arbitrary and capricious." Bernie Sanders set to guarantee $15/hr jobs (plus health benefits) to anyone who wants one. This may appeal to the emotions of some, but this is not sustainable in any way. A job is worth what a job is worth - not what we simply want it to be worth. Work is good. Socialism is a morally bankrupt ideology - though it's appealing to many because it "cares" so much. Fresno State professor Randa Jarrar will not face any consequences for her utterly inexcusable tweets about death of Barbara Bush. Fresno State cries, "free speech!" Problem is, no one is calling for her to lose her right to free speech. Most people are simply confused why Fresno State doesn't seem to have a code of conduct for their employees.

My apology for an error. No teleprompter behind the microphone. Mike Braun interview Friday. Call the Huff Hotline to share questions you'd like to hear me ask Mr. Braun. Waffle House shooter had guns confiscated before, yet he regained possession. Hero wrestles gun away from shooter. Authorities not ruling out terrorism (which is likely) in Toronto. Vehicle used to kill pedestrians on sidewalk. What can we learn from these case studies. Crimes that violate natural law versus process crimes. GQ lists the Bible as one of the 21 books we don't have to read. Those who have had their lives radically changed for the better by the Bible may have something to say about that.