Sam Peters is a Bronze Star recipient who served in both Afghanistan and Iraq. His troops were actually in the crosshairs from Suleimani’s terror attacks. Peters is a GOP candidate for the US House in Nevada district 4.

Pastor Jonathan Pinson of Grace Baptist Church in Pt. Pleasant, WV says he was told by the Senate President the non-discrimination bill creating a special class will not run this session. The so-called Fairness Act, if passed, could cause massive problems for WV small business and would infringe on religious liberty according to Pinson.

WV GOP Delegate from District 22 Joe Jeffries will vote against a bill that would create a special class of people. Joe gives his thoughts on the items coming during the 60 day legislative session.

WV GOP Delegate Jim Butler (Mason Co.) previews the legislative session, comments on the state of the state address, and talks about his primary opponent, Mitch Carmichael's support of the Fairness Act.

WV GOP Sen. Mark Maynard from District 6 previews the 60-day legislative session.

According to GOP State Treasurer candidate Riley Moore, John Perdue spent $1.8M of taxpayer money with the same Charleston-based media firm, The Manahan Group, that handles his political campaign work, according to official state records. State records reveal that a large majority of the work that the firm is being compensated for is to advertise the prepaid tuition program, which was closed to new enrollments in 2003 by the State Legislature.

US Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) discusses relations with Iran, including last night's missile strikes. Also, impeachment, the 2020 election, and more!

WV GOP Sen. Eric Tarr from Putnam Co. shares why he will not support the non-discrimination bill being discussed. He also previews the upcoming legislative session.

Jamie LaFear from Wholi Moli Health Food Store in Barboursville talks about a free Cleanse & Detox class this Thursday, 6pm.

Jonathan Pinson is pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Pt. Pleasant, WV. He and a group of pastors have been urging lawmakers to oppose the so-called Fairness Act, which he says could make even your opinions a crime.