World Over

ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org and visiting fellow at Thomas More College discusses President Joe Biden's Catholicism and how it may, or may not be, influencing his administration's policies.

ALEXANDRA DeSANCTIS, journalist and staff writer at National Review and NOELLE MERING, columnist and author of the upcoming book Awake, Not Woke analyze a few of the executive orders coming out of the Biden White House, particularly those pertaining to the life, culture and women's issues.

CHRIS CHMIELENSKI, Deputy Director of NumbersUSA Education & Research Foundation joins us with an update us on the state of immigration reform.

MATT SCHLAPP, chairman of The American Conservative Union discusses this week's Inauguration of President Joseph Biden, the end of the Trump presidency, and how Biden's Catholicism may influence his presidency.

DAN LIPINSKI, former US Congressman from Illinois and former co-chair of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, and MARJORIE DANNENFELSER, president of The Susan B. Anthony List discuss the future of the pro-life cause under the Biden Administration.

NINA SHEA, director of The Center for Religious Freedom at The Hudson Institute, joins us with an update us on religious persecution in Africa

SOHRAB AHMARI, op-ed editor for The New York Post, and CHAD PECKNOLD, columnist for First Things and professor of theology at Catholic University of America, discuss what is needed for social and political healing in the wake of last week's rioting at the US Capitol in Washington, DC.

GARY KRUPP, founder of Pave the Way Foundation, discusses last week's Washington rioting and whether the numerous comparisons by some in the media to Nazi Germany are apt, or irresponsible.

FR. TAD PACHOLCZYK, Ph.D, neuroscientist & director of education at the National Catholic Bioethics Center discusses the ethical profiles of the newly released COVID19 vaccines.

BILL DONOHUE, president of The Catholic League and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute share their thoughts on the violence that transpired this week by protesters in Washington, DC at the US Capitol.

EDWARD PENTIN, Rome correspondent for The National Catholic Register and author of The Next Pope, reports on the latest news from Rome, including the controversy over Vatican financial transfers to the church in Australia.

DAMIAN THOMPSON, associate editor of The Spectator in the UK on the societal effects of the COVID lockdowns being imposed in England and Scotland.

STEVEN MOSHER, Asia expert and president of The Population Research Institute on state of US-China relations as we approach a new presidential administration, the ongoing crackdown on Hong Kong by Communist China and the increased persecution faced by Chinese Christians and religious minorities.

The World Over Christmas Special for 2020! Featuring classic, Christmas favorites from the legendary Johnny Mathis, Keely Smith, Frank Sinatra, Andy Williams, Jose Feliciano, the NOLA Players, Aaron Neville, Robert Davi, and many more.

GEORGE CARDINAL PELL, former Archbishop of Sydney, Australia in an EXCLUSIVE interview discusses his incarceration and acquittal after being wrongly charged and convicted of sex abuse, and his new book about the experience, Prison Journal, Vol. 1.

ROBERT ROYAL, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org and FR. GERALD MURRAY, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of New York react to the Pell interview, and recap the major Catholic news stories of 2020.

JOSE FELICIANO, Grammy Award winning recording artist talks about the 50th anniversary of his classic Christmas hit, "Feliz Navidad".

HARMEET DHILLON, attorney with the Center for American Liberty discusses president-elect Biden's controversial pick to lead the Department of Health & Human Services and how religious freedom might be affected.

KATHIE LEE GIFFORD, legendary former daytime talk show host discusses her life, faith and inspiring new memoir It's Never Too Late.

BILL MCGURN, columnist for The Wall Street Journal discusses the jailing of Chinese Catholic dissident and activist Jimmy Lai by the communist Chinese government.

THE WORLD OVER - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3...(ALL NEW)

BILL DONOHUE, president of The Catholic League analyzes the Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of religious freedom and the increasing anti-religious bias in government whet it comes to COVID restrictions.

MARY FIORITO, attorney and Cardinal George Fellow at The Ethics & Public Policy Center discusses the legal aspects of COVID restrictions in the US and abroad.

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, archbishop of San Francisco, California updates us on the COVID restrictions on public worship in his Archdiocese.

CARTER SNEAD, professor of law at The University of Notre Dame discusses his new book, What it Means to be Human: The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics

DION, rock and roll hall of fame member talks about his faith, career and latest CD, Blues With Friends.

CHARLES COLE, director of the LONDON ORATORY SCHOLA BOYS CHOIR joins me to talk about their new CD, Sacred Treasures of Christmas.

DAVID GEISSER, chef and former member of the Pontifical Swiss Guard shares his new project, The Vatican Christmas Cookbook.

PHILIP LAWLER, author and editor of Catholic World News with analysis of the Fall Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference held "virtually" this week.

MATT SCHLAPP, chairman of The American Conservative Union discusses the integrity of the US election process in the aftermath of the November 3rd election.

ANDREA BOCELLI, operatic tenor and songwriter joins us to talk about his newest CD, BELIEVE.