May 28th, 2016 Podcast
Guest host Ed Naile, helps us welcome guests Dr. Samuel Gregg, and Jennifer Hartline. We talk vote fraud, creeping European Socialism in America, and the contradiction/collision of LGBT politics and militant Feminism.
Guest host Ed Naile, helps us welcome guests Dr. Samuel Gregg, and Jennifer Hartline. We talk vote fraud, creeping European Socialism in America, and the contradiction/collision of LGBT politics and militant Feminism.
Dr. Michael Brown joins us to talk about LGBT politics, the Transgender bathroom edict, and the course of cultural politics in the waning days of the Obama years.
Are brick and mortar classrooms obsolete? Jody and Ian Underwood continue the education discussion with the book “The Beautiful Tree,” we touch on the advantages of local control in education, and real-world costs per classroom versus what your school board is charging you.
Jody and Ian Underwood join us to talk about HB 1637, a school choice bill introduced to make the law clearer. We talk about what happened to it in the legislature and why we now want to see it killed.
We continue our discussion from the first segment on the Obama letter to public schools (on Transgender Bathrooms) with N.C. Lt. Gov. Forest’s remarks, and our take on the debate.
We talk courts and religious liberty with Ashley McGuire from The Catholic Association. Full Podcast
Ashley McGuire from The Catholic Association joins us to talk religious liberty, and Jody and Ian Underwood stop in to discuss school choice.
Our guest is David French, staff writer at National Review, attorney, veteran of OIF, and a No 1 selling NYT’s author. We talk about Abortion in Tennessee, judges, Trump, conservatism, Third Parties, and more.
From July 13th, 2013: Joe Mendola joins us to talk about sharing the conservative message with college kids. Then Max Abramson shares his court case, we play the 911 call, and cover some details about self defense, brandishing, and lethal an non lethal force in New Hampshire.
Former Justice Thomas Law Clerk Carrie Severnio, from the Judicial Crisis Network, returns to talk about the Merrick Garland charm offensive, future court nominees, and current cases before SCOTUS.
What the…fudge happened in the past week that deserves the WTF classification? More than we could ever cover in 15 minutes, but here are a few recent examples, just to get you started.
This week, May 7th, 2016, join us as we welcome David French (National Review), Robert Pondiscio (Thomas B. Fordham Institute), Carrie Severino (Judicial Crisis Network) and New Hampshire’s own Jim Lawrence.
Kathleen LaBonte and Steve Forster drop by to talk property rights vs. local boards and developers. Kimberly Morin has some thoughts about Sen. Kelly Ayotte and the Casa Bill. And NH Executive Councilor and Gubernatorial candidate Chis Sununu talks Common Core, testing, and local control.
Doug Sachtleben from Club for Growth returns to the program to discuss Republican politics, the upcoming convention, and the search for unity after a contentious primary–as well as some thoughts about the division on the Democrat side.
Guest host Rick Olson joins us as talk about recent gun tech, how the left freaks out about it and why, what this new gun-tech does, is it good or bad for target shooters, whose business is that anyway, and more.
Mark Meckler, one of the founding leaders of the TEA Party movement, joins us to discuss convention politics, candidates, post-convention fallout-scenarios, what we need to do to take over the GOP, and more.
Great show this week with guest host Rick Olson, and guests Mark Meckler (on primary and convention politics), Doug Sachtleben from Club for Growth (on pre-convention, convention, and general election dynamics), and NHRTL’s Jane Cormier updates us on today’s peaceful protest of Planned Parenthood, and the need to defend life at all stages.
This week’s Throwback Thursday is a compilation of speeches, and one interview, from 2013, including Col. Allen West, Louisiana State Senator Albert Guillory, Author and Talk show Host Howie Carr, and Congressman Tom Delay.
Religious liberty continues to be the theme this week as we wonder about first amendment rights and ask simple questions like, before you make us have transgender bathrooms plant a few in Deerbornistan. Then, at least, we’ll know you are serious.
The militant homosexual movement intimidates big companies into pressuring politicians to abandon religious liberty protections. In this segment we talk to John Zmirak about how Christians need to send a message to these business giants that religious liberty matters.