January 2018

I’m not surprised

January 16, 2018

The disclosure by Project Veritas that Twitter exercises a “shadow ban” on conservative comments isn’t surprising. Social media does not exist to facilitate free speech.

The word that could shut down the government

January 15, 2018

The breakdown of negotiations over immigration reform last week could shut down the federal government if a compromise on the budget isn’t reached by Friday.

HE WENT from being homeless in Los Angeles to calling gatherings of some of the most insightful teachers, preachers, and speakers in Christendom. Mike Kerr of Hear the Watchmen joins us to discuss his journey and tell us about the 2018 Hear the Watchmen Conference in Dallas.

From Russia with blood

January 14, 2018

MORE THAN a dozen mysterious deaths in the U.K. linked to Russia have been ignored (at least publicly) by the British government. The latest has led a member of the House of Lords to accuse the administration of Prime Minister Theresa May of failing to protect a prominent nuclear scientist.

Destruction of the Temple

January 14, 2018

THE LAST king of Judah, Zedekiah, was obviously more afraid of his countrymen than he was of Nebuchadnezzar — or God, for that matter.

SciFriday: Turning Our Lives Over to Tech

January 12, 2018

The Consumer Electronics Show is running this week in Las Vegas, and it reminds us how much of our lives we humans are turning over to algorithms and bots.

LTC Bob Maginnis – Drone attack on Russian bases in Syria

January 11, 2018

Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army, Ret.) joins us to analyze a weekend drone attack, presumably by “moderate” rebels, on Russian military bases in Syria.